February 16th, 1865.
To His Excellency Hon. R. E. Fenton:
Lieutenant Willard Glazier, formerly of the Second New York Cavalry, served in the regiment under my immediate command, for more than two years, until his capture by the enemy.
He joined the regiment as an enlisted man, and served in that capacity with courage and ability, and for good conduct was recommended for and received a commission as second lieutenant. As an officer he did his duty well, and on several occasions behaved with great gallantry, and with good judgment. Owing to a long imprisonment, I learn he has been rendered supernumerary in his regiment, and mustered out of service. I can recommend him highly as an officer, and as well worthy to receive a commission.
Very respectfully,
H. E. Davies, Jr.,
Brigadier-General U. S. Volunteers.
Headquarters Cavalry Command, M. D. M.,
Near Savannah, Georgia, December 27th, 1864.