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NARA 372

(FORM 24.)

Disbursing Officer,  , to assist him in the "discovery, identification, and payment" of claimants, under act of March 29, 1867.

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| COMPLEXION | HEIGHT. Feet. | HEIGHT. Inches. | MUSTERED INTO SERVICE. When. | MUSTERED INTO SERVICE. Where. | MUSTERED INTO SERVICE. By Whom. | DISCHARGED. (See Note 1.) When. | DISCHARGED. (See Note 1.) Where. | NAME OF COMMANDING OFFICER OF COMPANY AT TIME OF SOLDIER'S DISCHARGE, OR DEATH. | NAME OF 1st SERGEANT OF COMPANY AT TIME OF SOLDIER'S DISCHARGE, OR DEATH. | NAME OF ONE OR MORE OF HIS COMPANY WHO ENLISTED AT OR ABOUT SAME TIME AND PLACE. | NOTES. {1. In case of death note the fact, date, and place in column of discharged. 2. If a slave, that fact and name of owner will be noted in this column. 3. Any other peculiar fact, or event, connected with the soldier's history, will also be noted in this column. REMARKS. | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |   
| Dark | 6 | 1 | Aug. 7/63 | Vicksburg Miss. | Lt. Thomas | Died Sept 23/63 | Vicksburg Miss. | Capt. David Cornwell | William W. Tedrow | Thomas Brooks Henry Hunt | No record of Free or Slave Status. Died of Disease. Original designation of Regt. 9th La. Vols of a.d. then 1st. Miss. Hy. Arty. |
| Black | 5 | 6 | Sept. 12/63 | Natchez Miss | Capt. Ide | Oct. 23, 1863 | Natchez Miss | Capt. R. B. Hopkins | Marcus L. Nelson | Morris Rivers Joseph Stiles | No record of Free or Slave Status. Discharged by S.O. No 84 (L.T.) Natchez Miss. Oct 23/63. Former designation of Regt. 2d. Miss. Heavy Arty. |
| Black | 5 | 8 | March 7/64 | Natchez Miss. | Capt. Lanstrum | May 13, 1866 | Natchez Miss. | Capt. L. F. Bierwith | John Stephens | Oscar Godlow Henry Louis | Paid No record of Free or Slave Status. Was sick in Post Hospital latter portion of Oct. 1865 Appears on Muster-in, and on all Rolls as Alexander Cloy. Mustered out with Company. |
| Yellow | 5 | 6 1/2 | Sept. 12/63 | Natchez Miss. | Capt. Ide | Died Oct 15/63 | Vidalia La | 1st. Lt. Daniel Dillon | John Feners | John Jones John Mason | No record of Free or Slave Status. Died in Regimental Hospital of Measles. |
| Black | 5 | 3 | Sept 12/63 | Natchez Miss. | Capt Ide | July. 5, 1865 | Natchez Miss. | Capt. Andrew Greenwald | George L Oertel | Thomas Love Hardy Nash | No record of Free or Slave Status. A patient in Post Hospital from May 15, 1865. |
| Black | 5 | 4 | Jan 11/64 | Vicksburg Miss. | Lt Eyerly | March 20/66 | Natchez Miss. | Capt W. I. Campbell | Spencer Wilson | Jefferson Cook Thomas Jones | No record of Free or Slave Status. Sick in Hospital latter portion of Oct. 1864. Was Safe guard at Mr. R. Cooks near Mt. Albion Miss. latter part of June 1865 (from 24th) Appt'd Corpl. Jany 13th. 1864. Mustered out with Company. |

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