Papers of Lemuel H. Hazzard, 1861-1919 (bulk 1861-1873).

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Papers of Lemuel H. Hazzard, 1861-1919 (bulk 1861-1873).

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Personal papers consist of Civil War diaries, notebooks, correspondence, documents, and ephemera. Documents of Co. I of the 12th Regiment of Indiana Infantry consist of muster rolls, descriptive rolls, furloughs, quarterly returns of deceased soldiers; communications from various hospitals regarding patients from the company, ordnance and requisition records, special orders, etc.

Approx. 483 pieces.1 box.

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