Indianas Roll of Honor volume 1
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I. Mi. N I \l. Mi- PORY.
Lieutenant, William C. L. Taylor, Lafayette; Second Lien truant. William l'». Brittingham, Lafayette.
mpany 11. — Captain, George W. GeisendorfF, Indiana- polis; First Lieutenant, George W. Meikel, [ndianapolis; od Lieutenant, William * >. Sherwood, [ndianapolis.
I mpany I. — Captain, James M. Lytle, Valparaiso; First I. ' itenant, Erasmus C. Gilbreatfa, Valparaiso; Second Lieu- tenant, William T. Can-, Valparaiso.
npany K. — Captain, Alfred Reed, Monticello; First Lieu...tenant, John T. Richardson, Monticello; Second Lieu- tenant. , Daniel D. Dale, Monticello.
The regiment left Lafayette in July, ami drawing arms and accoutrements at Indianapolis, left for Cockeysville, Md. , on the second of August, where it performed guard duty on the Northern Pennsylvania railroad, and perfected itself in regi- mental drill, and the duties of camp. September twenty- fourth the regiment left for the seat of war. Arriving at Baltimore, it took steamer for Fortress Monroe, camped there one day, and took steamer for Ilatteras Inlet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. Mi. N I \l. Mi- PORY.
Lieutenant, William C. L. Taylor, Lafayette; Second Lien truant. William l'». Brittingham, Lafayette.
mpany 11. — Captain, George W. GeisendorfF, Indiana- polis; First Lieutenant, George W. Meikel, [ndianapolis; od Lieutenant, William * >. Sherwood, [ndianapolis.
I mpany I. — Captain, James M. Lytle, Valparaiso; First I. ' itenant, Erasmus C. Gilbreatfa, Valparaiso; Second Lieu- tenant, William T. Can-, Valparaiso.
npany K. — Captain, Alfred Reed, Monticello; First Lieu...tenant, John T. Richardson, Monticello; Second Lieu- tenant. , Daniel D. Dale, Monticello.
The regiment left Lafayette in July, ami drawing arms and accoutrements at Indianapolis, left for Cockeysville, Md. , on the second of August, where it performed guard duty on the Northern Pennsylvania railroad, and perfected itself in regi- mental drill, and the duties of camp. September twenty- fourth the regiment left for the seat of war. Arriving at Baltimore, it took steamer for Fortress Monroe, camped there one day, and took steamer for Ilatteras Inlet.
What to read after Indianas Roll of Honor volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Stevenson to read onlineMoreLess
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