Pension records for two African American Civil War veterans, 1863-1930.

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Pension records for two African American Civil War veterans, 1863-1930.

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Pension and other records for William H. Johnson, of Malaga Island, Me., and William H. Harrison, of Missouri, Illinois, and Arkansas, who both served in the Massachusetts Volunteer 54th Regiment, Company A, during the Civil War.

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Maine Historical Society Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8125314

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