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Signed in three places by Leonard, formerly of Co. G, 47th North Carolina Infantry. Also bears the signatures of witnesses J. H. McLaughlin, John Davidson (?), and J. F. Bell.

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Records the wartime movements of Pvt. Joseph S. Leonard as a member of Co. C, 48th North Carolina Infantry. The narrative covers the period from Leonard's enlistment in August 1862 to his return home on furlough in February 1863.

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Chronicle of service of Pvt. Martin A. Leonard as a member of Co. C, 48th North Carolina Infantry. The main narrative extends from Leonard's enlistment in March 1862 to November of the following year, and is dated 14 November 1863. Brief addenda (written in the upper margins of pp. 1 and 4) were written on Christmas Day 1863 and New Year's Day 1864. The document recounts Leonard's movements in Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, with his regiment and without.

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Chronicle of service of Pvt. Martin A. Leonard as a member of Co. C, 48th North Carolina Infantry. The narrative covers the period from Leonard's enlistment in March 1862 to his return to the regiment in September 1863, following a furlough. The content corresponds quite closely to pp. 1-3 of MSN/CW 1000-3, though each contains unique information.

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From August 1862 to February 1863 Pvt. Martin Leonard was hospitalized at Petersburg, suffering from what he describes (in MSN/CW 1000-3) as typhoid fever. The letter is addressed to Martin's brother Joseph S. Leonard, also a private in Company C of the 48th North Carolina and also hospitalized during this period, at Richmond. The letter mentions the conscription of another brother, Henry G. Leonard.

Scope and Contents Robert R. Leonard served in Company C of the 48th North Carolina Infantry from 1862 to 1865. Folio 1r of the booklet lists the counties through which Leonard passed on his journey from Appomattox Court House to his home near Statesville in Iredell County, North Carolina, following the surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia. Folios 2r through 3v chronicle that journey. 1v contains an abbreviated account of the journey. The manuscript also contains pencilled accounts and computations,...

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The verso of the sheet lists 17 members of Company C: 5 sergeants; 3 corporals; and 9 privates (the latter's names are alphabetized, but the list runs only through "E"). The recto bears the inscription "Field Hospital Near Petersburg va. the 28th Day of January 1865"—though whether this date pertains to the list is not apparent. 28 January 1865 was the date of Martin Leonard's death.

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Headed "List of Com. C. 48 Reg N. C. T." The list includes 61 names, in no obvious order after the officers (Capt. A. M. Walker and six lieutenants). Only seven names bear annotations. The document is written in the same hand as MSN/CW 1000-9.

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Headed "List Soldiers Statesville Township Company C 48 Reg." Statesville was the county seat of Iredell Co. The list includes 20 names, 12 of which are annotated (mostly the dead and wounded). Eight additional names appear on the verso; the context here is uncertain. The document is written in the same hand as MSN/CW 1000-8.

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The directory lists: the staff officers of 65 North Carolina regiments; the regiments constituting each brigade; the regiments' arm of service; and a list of battalions. The clipping can be dated to late May or early June, 1863.