Scofield, William Rodney
Variant namesLieutenant William S. Scofield was a member of Company A, 137th Regiment, New York Volunteers. He marched with the Union forces from Atlanta to Savannah. After capturing Savannah, his company remained in the city about a month before being ordered to pursue the Confederate General Joseph Johnston in South Carolina.
From the description of William H. Scofield letters, 1865. (Georgia Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 163567255
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| creatorOf | Scofield, William S. William H. Scofield letters, 1865. | Georgia Historical Society |
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