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Pages: History of 2nd Calvary | Roster of Company "I" Joseph C. Taylor's Diary: Book 3 | Book 4 | Book 5 | Book 6 | Book 6b | Letter 1 | Letter 2 Document: Memorandum of Prisoner Of War Records Document: Medical Descriptive List of Joseph C. Taylor Document: Record of Death and Interment Document: Certification of Death from Capt. Thomas Document: Final Statement by Adjutant General's Office. |
I,
Thomas M. Allen, Captain of Company "I", 41st Regiment, 2nd Indiana Cavalry
having personal knowledge of the facts, do hearby certify that Joseph C.
Taylor who was a private of my said company, contracted the disease of
"dysentary" on or about the 3rd day of August 1863, at or near Fayetteville
in the state of Tennessee from exposure while on Picket duty. That said
disease was not contracted or brought on by any _____ or ____ of the said
Joseph C. Taylor unavoidable exposure while in the discharge of his duty
under command of his officer. I further certify that said disease of Dysentary
was very violent and that the said Joseph C. Taylor died thereof on the
27th day of August A.D. 1863.
____ Atlanta Georgia
Sept 20 1864
Thos M Allen Captain
Comdg Co I 2nd Calvary
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History
of 2nd Calvary | Roster
of Company "I"
Book
3 | Book
4 | Book
5 | Book
6 | Book
6b | Letter
1 | Letter
2
Memorandum
of Prisoner Of War Records
Medical
Descriptive List of Joseph C. Taylor
Record
of Death and Interment
Certification
of Death from Capt. Thomas
Final
Statement by Adjutant General's Office.
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