Fragmentary Civil War Hospital Notes and Prisoner Accounts
A fragmented OCR of Civil War era hospital and prisoner records lists names, regiments, wounds, and fates. It mentions Dr John Cates examining bones, soldiers from New York and Pennsylvania units, and survivors of a chain gang being tracked. The text cites grave numbers, hospital scenes, and prisoner passages with scattered biographical details.
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John Cates
Che Ks
Dergonvillé
John Ates
Acta
Chigl CO
Hospital Kitchemubedives Saugerties
Ito
Alan Reher
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Pending
North - Sixth
Burk
Prescott
Ter
N. B. Maso
Regimnt
Ohio
Clyde
Ambrose Ae oPy
Americus
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Meharts i Hart
North Mareee En Lutheran
Urgeon
Instabe
Davie Teasvid He Smith
Pennsylvania Ivy Volunteers
Dilcotts
Atosyeet
Oliver B. Fairbanks
Ninth Regiment
New York
Calvary Volunteers
Ooh Phardik Auclough
Heriaptain
Rather Wiiliton
Komen
Cat Glic
Thuch
Macon
Biel
C. Thompson
Lorpang
Mbrat
Massachusetts Artillery Plant
Baya
Lee
Oing
Ats
Peary
Samson
Privrae Edler
Hogan
Wogan
Wirzoe
Ecner
S James
Ft & Ar
Ebil
IR. Seward
Alianngeere
Wied
Esnatee
Onunteles
J.B. Chamberlain
Rith 9 Cavalry
Lienr g.Ishnburn
Sabula
Towa
Iowa Cavalry
Hecker Regiment
North Fourth Illinois Infantry
Clare Seed
St. Midkirk
Heiment
Bathing
Thoians
du Mrederick, Burger
Ompany B
Thirty-ninth Regiment
New York Volunteers
Chicago
North State Street
Frank W. Smith
124Th Regiment
Ohio Volunteers
Bellevue
Janis Trownsell
Ohio, Volunteers
Tuscola
Jacob Nohl
Toledo
J. Frederick Hollinger
Irégsurer
Zor
Wey
Poe Rene At
Blys
Genj
liLogan'st
X Party
Samuel Poston
Robert Smith
Athens County
Howard
Faders Ile
Lfe
Phéop
Felix de la Bauine
Arpletoonville