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Culpeper, Virginia. Generals, John H.H. Ward, Gershon Mott and Colonels, Wm. R. Brewster John S. Austin, 72nd N.Y. Inf. and John E. Farnum 70th N.Y. Inf.
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Culpeper, Virginia. Generals, John H.H. Ward, Gershon Mott and Colonels, Wm. R. Brewster John S. Austin, 72nd N.Y. Inf. and John E. Farnum 70th N.Y. Inf.

O'Sullivan, Timothy H. · 1863 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineCulpeper, Virginia. Generals, John H.H. Ward, Gershon Mott and Colonels, Wm. R. Brewster John S. Austin, 72nd N.Y. Inf. and John E. Farnum 70th N.Y. Inf.. 1863. O'Sullivan, Timothy H.. Civil War Glass Negatives, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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