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Brown Family (1/5) - Prison Release

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"Fort Pickering, Tenn, March 1st 1865. -- Commanding Officer -- Camp E of 11th Regt. of U.S. Col. Inftry -- Sir: You are hereby notified that Milton Brown Of your command, was this day released from Military Prison, term of sentence having expired, and is returned to you under proper guard. -- By Order of Col. I. G. Kappner"
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Digital Library of Tennessee

Keywords

  1. Brown, Milton
  2. Fort Pickering
  3. Prisoners Of War
  4. Prisons

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