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Andersonville POW? Tintype Civil War Soldier ID'd Photo 1860s Original crime he died in Mexico City

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he died in Mexico City in 1912

light aging

at the risk of his life

and high boots

and there is no scratch/abrasion/corrosion type of damage noted

Andersonville POW? Tintype Civil War Soldier ID'd Photo 1860s Original crime he died in Mexico CityHalf plate tintype of a two young men, one a Civil War soldier. Identification on the back reads, "Wilhelm Abel died at St. Louis of cholera about 18 yrs old + his cousin, right". After some research I couldn't find any record of a Wilhlem or William Abel of around this age who died in1860s, but I did find a soldier named Jerome Abel, born 1843 in Pennsylvania, who died of cholera in the notorious Andersonville prison in Georgia on June 29, 1864. so

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