J.C. Crowninshield's depositions about desertions from Fort Steilacoom, Washington, 1862 February 13.
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Winney, Charles.
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Derbin, Charles.
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Nabor, Adam.
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Crowninshield, J. C. (John C.)
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John C. Crowninshield was living in California in 1861 when the United States Civil War began. Between September & October 1861 the Fourth California Volunteer Infantry Regiment was organized. It was organized primarily in Sacramento, Placerville and Auburn CA. Mr. Crowninshield and many others enlisted in the Regiment in Weaverville, CA. Weaverville, CA was a typical "Gold Rush Town" in Trinity County, CA at that time. Mr. Crowninshield enlisted on Sept. 10, 1861 with a rank of...
Slane, Daniel.
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Fort Steilacoom (Wash.)
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United States. Army. California Infantry Regiment, 4th (1861-1866). Company E.
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Rose, Eugene.
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