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PA Soldier Records Ballplaying in NC
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Text | “Monday, March 7, 1864. Warm again as usual to day. Great and exciting game of Ball in which Chaplain Rowlings figures conspiculously.” “Civil War Diary of Charles Lepley, 103rd Pennsylvania Infantry,” online at www.civilwararchive.com as accessed 6/19/09 via “charles lepley” Google Web search. Lepley’s diary covers the first nine months of 1864. His camp was at Plymouth NC, near the Carolina coast and about 110 miles east of Raleigh. Lepley was captured in April and died of dysentery at Andersonville Prison in September. |
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1864. PA Soldier Records Ballplaying in NC"
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