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    • Andersonville Prison is used when an ad references the possibility that the person being sought spent time in or near Andersonville, Georgia during the Civil War. Andersonville served as one of the largest Confederate prisons during the Civil War. The prison was in operation for 14 months and held over 45,000 Union soldiers, almost one-third of whom died while imprisoned.

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Charles Ross searching for soldiers he knew at Andersonville Prison during the Civil War

National Tribune (Washington, DC)

December 8, 1892

Charles Ross, Co. H, 35th U. S. C. T., Bren-
ham, Texas, wants the name of the Surgeon or
Steward who assisted Dr. Warren to amputate
the arm of a rebel soldier of Co. G. 4th Ga. Re-
serve Guards, at Andersonville, Ga., in the
latter part of the Summer of 1864. Also the
addresses of the two paroled Union prison-
ers who attended in the…

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