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HEDRICK: Capt. John Morrow Hedrick Civil War Muster Roll

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HEDRICK: Capt. John Morrow Hedrick Civil War Muster Roll
Absent from duty: July/Aug 1862
Taken prisoner to Shiloh April 6, 1862.
Date & Place: at Muster Roll in Pitts Landing USA
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