Records relating to Michigan military forces in Black Hawk War, 1832.

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Records relating to Michigan military forces in Black Hawk War, 1832.

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Series 1.2.1 (Old Series 53) of RG 59-14. Documents Michigan military forces participation in the Black Hawk War (1832). This series includes letters in to the Adjutant General relative to the Black Hawk War and muster roll of men called into service May 21, 1832.

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