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Michael Smith

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This is dedicated to my fellow Marine who was killed in a freak traffic accident between Phu Bai and Hue.
Wayne God bless you. I have just recently discovered that you are buried at Andersonville.

Michael Smith Sgt. USMC

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Higginator

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Goood website

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Glen W Spafford

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Hi,

My Great Grandfather was Benjamin T Gardner.
He escaped from Andersonville on 12/12/64.
He wrote an account of the escape which we placed on file at Andersonville.

Do you know if it possible to get a copy of it?
Our copies have been lost.

Thanks, Glen W Spafford

spaffords_2000@hotmail.com
Beloit, WI

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Jim Truelove

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Jackson Justice was my gggrandfather,who died at Andersonville Sept 1864.any information re him would be so much appreciated. Thank you for the job you are and have done re they men. It is nice to know my gggrandfather was at least given a headstone.
Jim and Diana Truelove

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Vickie CAUGHEY Calzada

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A very impressive site. I enjoyed perusing through it.

Vick

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Bud Bussell

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Hi: You sure have put together a very interesting site. We are taking the grandkids to Andersonville tomorrow, Sept. 5, 2009 as a help with the CW classroom project. Their daddy just left this morning on another tour overseas. He is on his third call-up.
Keep up the great work and the "Very Best" to you and yours, Bud

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Dennis Thomas

Comments:
Very nice writing. well put

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Meli Moore.

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Just a note of thanks for providing this free look-up service. We family researchers would be "up the proverbial creek" if it weren't for super nice folks like you!.

Meli in Texas

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Myrna Baum Schnorr

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John Louis Norman son to my ancestor Wm Colbert Norman. He enlisted to accompany his brother
George W. Norman -- both in an OH unit. The mother received support in later years from the military. George W. Norman was mustered out but
never rejoined his family; contact was never reestablished. His mother died still haunted by his absence.

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