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FEATURES: CIVIL WAR UNITS: 49th Indiana Infantry, USA [BACK]


David S Morgan Introduction:

These are a series of letters written by David S Morgan to his wife and family. Spanning from January 24, 1862 to April 14, 1867. This tells of his time and hardships in the army, from Cumberland Ford to Vicksburg.

Submitted to the Website by Homer G. Morgan
These are very interesting letters, I love them!

David S Morgan Letter#1
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FEATURES: CIVIL WAR UNITS: 49th Indiana Infantry, USA [BACK]


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