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This might help someone. From The Texas Republican at Marshall, Harrison County, Texas Saturday, April 25, 1863 Camp Douglas Chicago, Illinois March 19, 1863 Dear Father ... there were two dead, H. T. WALKER and W. C. FORD. Since then ten more have departed this life, and now we have two at the hospital...WILLIAM A. R. D. WARD is also dead. He belonged to Mill’s Regiment and was dead and buried .. Below you will find a list of the dead of our company since I wrote last: A.T. WALKER, Feb. 7 W. C. FORD, Feb. 19 W. S. CROWERS, Feb. 15 W. O. TAYLOR, Feb. 17 J. H. COIT, Feb. 19 C. S. BURRAS, Feb. 24 R. C. GRANBERRY, Feb. 24 R. C. MELTON, Feb. 28 J. L. CRAIG, March 2 C. C. HALL, March 1 L. G. HAVIS / HOVIS, March 14 C. KEY, March 19 J. W. GREEN, March 19 H. F. FERRELL is in the hospital with the smallpox. J. W. GREEN is also there with erysipelas. The detachment of RICHARDSON’S company with us have suffered more than we, losing 7 out of 15 men... I will only give the names of the dead. They are: HAWLEY, HENDERSON, GRAVITT, HINDS, HARRIS, HUDSON, and JARRETT. OSCAR JOHNSON has had a severe attack of erysipelas but is recovering and will be up in day or two. No others seriously sick From your son, GEORGE B. ATKINS Notify Administrator about this message?
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