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(FORM 24.)
Peter Hilliams , PrivateCo. "I"76" Reg't U.S.C. Trops
was born in Mashington D.C. , was enlisted the 19th day of
and was mustered in the
april , 1865, at 25th Mobile day ala of , by Lt.bol. May browell , 1865,
at near Mobile, ala , by Lt.J.H. Houghton , for 3
years.
At the time of enlistment he was
29
years old, and The feet
record inches high, Horeard complexion, Повеонб eyes, Horecord hair,
and by occupation a Waiter
He was discharged (or died)
31st day
of December , 1865, at New Orleans, La
Grapt. 6dwin r.Gilbert was commanding officer, and James
Blanton first sergeant at time of soldier's discharge The following are
the names of one or more of his company who enlisted at or about the same time and place:
enlisted
day of
186 , and
enlisted
day of
186.
REMARKS.
1. If a slave, that fact and name of owner will be noted here.
2. Any other peculiar fact or event connected with the soldier's history will also be noted.
Joined a Reamit, On Thuter Roll of befor
Nonecord of Fred or Slave Status
Septand Oct. 1865, he is Reported about, "Sickin
Hod was George Harris Mustired Bornframy Outwith
Dick Finnerted, Principal Musician,
Philander Read, Chaplain
James Hawkins, Seight Major,
Slighto, Manuel Dilly Handall Thiles, Mustired dutwith Co.
Edgar H.Metealf. Being Sugt
Corpil Harry Johnson as Hm Burker
Private Shelton, Died Septem best 114,1865
"
John Thite Diosharge for disability July 124/865.
anderson Underwood and This Walker names immediately
preceding soldier lat bo Roll Call
Peter Williams (No.2, borne or same
Mustivin Rolb- sent to another bo.
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