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Case File of William S. Scott

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This file unit consists of the case file of William S. Scott, a disabled veteran who was a member at the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers Southern Branch in Hampton, Virginia. He served in Company A 32nd United States Colored Troops. Scott was admitted into the Home on July 21st, 1877, at the age of 31. He died in this Home on February 23rd, 1899.
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  1. Veterans
  2. Veterans, Disabled

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