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Capt. S. Monroe (Munroe) c. 1864

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Capt. S. Monroe (Munroe) c. 1864
Carte de visite print of Capt. Monroe (Munroe) by J.W. Black studio, Boston. Acquainted with my grt grandad
after granddad released from prisoner of war camp.
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