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enlisted and mustered Sept 17, 1864 |
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discharged for disability, June 20, 1865, Philadelphia, PA. |
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Biography :
Fidèle Ballion from Belgium, on board ship "Peter Godfrey" ; laborer; ; wounded Oct. 19, 1864, Cedar Creek, VA; He was admitted in the National Home for Disabled Volunteers in Togus, Maine on April 22, 1871, lame and partially demented following a gun shot wound in head received in the Shenandoah, Virginia on May 15, 1871(sic). He “deliberately deserted” on May 12, 1871. He indicated as relative a Mr Frances, nr 10 Institute Avenue, Boston. No other information.
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1865 July 11 |
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