Griscom, George L., diary, 1861-1863.

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Griscom, George L., diary, 1861-1863.

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The George L. Griscom diary, 1861-1863, includes muster rolls and relates to marches; battles of Round Moutain Creek, Bird Creek, Elk Horn, Farrington, Corinth, Hatchio Bridge, Abbeville, Holly Springs, Davis Mill, Middleburg, Thompson's Station, Kennard's bridge; desertions; casualties; and what became of each member.

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