Fletcher, James A.

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James Fletcher was born around 1837 in Ohio, the son of John and Clarissa D. Fletcher. He resided in Belvidere, Vermont and enlisted in Company E, 3rd Vermont Infantry Regiment on June 1, 1861 as a corporal. He was promoted to Sergeant and was commissioned as a First Lieutenant in Company I on January 8, 1864. He mustered out on July 27, 1864.

From the description of James Fletcher Civil War letter, June 1861. (Vermont Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 191702064

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creatorOf OAC Review Index. The study of insects an essential part of farming / by James Fletcher, OAC Review, v.20, no.8, May 1908, p.423-426. University of Guelph. McLaughlin Library
creatorOf OAC Review Index. Editorial, OAC Review, V.22, No.2, Nov.1909, p.74-75. University of Guelph. McLaughlin Library
creatorOf Fletcher, James. James Fletcher letter, 1799 Apr. 24. Louisiana State University, LSU Libraries
referencedIn Cummins, John. Cummins, John, papers, 1811. University of Texas Libraries
creatorOf Fletcher, James. James Fletcher Civil War letter, June 1861. Vermont Historical Society
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Camp Baxter (Saint Johnsbury, Vt.)
Louisiana--New Orleans
Rhode Island--Providence
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