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Private Lewis Simpson Probably on his Death Bed-Courtesy of Frazier Farmstead MuseumPrivate Lewis Simpson Probably on his Death Bed-Courtesy of Frazier Farmstead Museum
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Copy of Private Lewis Simpson Letter 8/18/1862 - Side 1Copy of Private Lewis Simpson Letter 8/18/1862 - Side 1
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Private Lewis Letter 8/18/1862 - Page 2Private Lewis Letter 8/18/1862 - Page 2
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Transcribed copy of letter from Private Lewis Simpson 8/18/1862Transcribed copy of letter from Private Lewis Simpson 8/18/1862
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Simpson brothers tintypeSimpson brothers tintype
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Simpsons Brothers.jpgSimpsons Brothers.jpg
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Private Lewis Simpson, Company K of the 89th NY Volunteers. Private Lewis Simpson, Company K of the 89th NY Volunteers.
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Idaho Meanderings: Steunenberg, Trial of the Century, Labor, Legal, Political History
Frazier Farmstead Museum
89th NY Infantry Regiment during the Civil War - NY Military Museum and Veterans Research Center
Roster 89th InfantrySIMPSON, LEWIS L.—Age, 19 years. Enlisted, September 17, 1861, at Unadilla, to serve three years; mustered in as private, Co. K, October 21, 1861; discharged for disability, February 5, 1863, at Frederick City, Md.