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probably relates to J.H. Dale and ___ Guss, both officers in the Catahoula Guerrillas Company from La. in the civil war Both enlisted at Trinity, La. in Catahoula parish

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Publication Number:
M346
Publication Title:
Confederate Papers Relating to Citizens or Business Firms, 1861-65
Content Source:
NARA
National Archives Catalog ID:
2133274
National Archives Catalog Title:
Confederate Papers Relating to Citizens or Business Firms, compiled 1874 - 1899, documenting the period 1861 - 1865
Record Group:
109
Short Description:
NARA M346. Known as the "Citizens File," these original records pertain to goods furnished or services rendered to the Confederate government by private individuals or business firms.
Roll:
0222
Document Type:
Citizen
Given Name:
[Blank]
Surname:
Dale
Business Name:
[Blank]
State:
[Blank]
Document Number:
17
Business Name Starts With:
[Blank]
Business Name Starts With Two:
[Blank]
Surname Starts With:
D
Surname Starts With Two:
Da
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Confederate Citizens File

The papers reproduced in this publication were created or received by the Confederate War and Treasury departments. Most are alphabetized vouchers that came into the custody of the US War Department after the Civil War. After being assembled in 1891-92, they were used to facilitate post-war claims cases filed by Southern citizens. The vouchers show goods furnished or services rendered by private citizens and firms to the Confederate government, establishing the disloyalty of Southern claimants.

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