1st of October, 1762
October first, the Indians of Passay reported that a raft had made the shore, which was built of large masts, small masts, and yards that… Read More »1st of October, 1762
Pasay
Tuesday, 21 June, 1898
The Insurgents Make Progress In my view, Aguinaldo would already be in Manila if Admiral Dewey had not closed the doors on him. And undoubtedly,… Read More »Tuesday, 21 June, 1898
August 3, 1898
I went on outpost duty at 8 a.m., arriving at Pasay Crossroads at 9 am. One man was shot last night. I met a Pennsylvanian… Read More »August 3, 1898
Thursday, August 4th, 1898
This is another pretty day and we all marched of promptly at 8 am up the Road towards Manila we are leaving this Road now… Read More »Thursday, August 4th, 1898
Tuesday, August 9th, 1898
It is still raignen and Comp D K A & C leave Camp at 8 am for Outpost duty. Co C was left at the… Read More »Tuesday, August 9th, 1898
Wednesday, August 10th, 1898
It is raignen heavy as we are marching in to Camp and all are very tired and hungry but even after our Breakfast we where… Read More »Wednesday, August 10th, 1898
Thursday, August 11th, 1898
It still raigns as usual and our dog tents give us as little Shelter as ever There is a “Grabe Vein” Rumor that Dewy is… Read More »Thursday, August 11th, 1898
August 13, 1898
We left Camp Dewey at 10 a.m. to march on Manila. We formed up in battalion formation in a field of the Pasay Road where… Read More »August 13, 1898
Wednesday, August 17th, 1898
It is raignen all Morning but the afternon is clear Sullivna (Soapy) is baking Buiscit for Supper the where fine too we will try and… Read More »Wednesday, August 17th, 1898