Discharge of George W. Flagg, 1865 Feb. 24.

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Discharge of George W. Flagg, 1865 Feb. 24.

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Discharge of Flagg, from 1st Massachusetts Volunteer Cavalry by reason of promotion to 2nd Lieut. in same unit.

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Flagg, George W. (George Whiting), 1816-1897

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Soldier with 1st Massachusetts Volunteer Cavalry; of Conway, Mass. From the description of Appointment of George W. Flagg as corporal, 1862 Apr. 16. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 71014417 Soldier, of Conway, Mass. From the description of Appointment of George W. Flagg as 1st Sgt., 1864 Sept. 01. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 71014416 Resident of Conway, Mass. From the description of Discharge of George W. Flagg, 1865 June 26. (Unknown). Wor...