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At this moment I am working on a project dealing with Delaware Casualties and when I am finished, I can send you the list of all casualties suffered during the Siege of Petersburg.
Thanks Chris! That would be great!
You’re welcome!! The info will contain name,rank,company, type of casualty, cause of wounds, where it took place, hospitals where treated, and deal with the prisoners of war such as where captured, imprisoned, when they died, or when paroled.