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Louisa County (Va.) Muster Roll of Louisa County in the War with Germany, 1917-1918

Louisa County (Va.) Muster Roll of Louisa County in the War with Germany, 1917-1918, is a listing of men who served in one of the several branches of the armed services during World War I. Information included in the muster roll includes name, address (town), age, color, selective service (date drafted), volunteers for army, navy and marine corps (date accepted and which branch), National Guard and naval militia (date and where mustered), rank, branch, and remarks which include notations about date discharged, reason and date of deaths, whether someone was a chaplain, etc. There is no index.

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Louisa County (Va.) Muster Roll of Louisa County in the War with Germany, 1917-1918

Louisa County (Va.) Circuit Court.

Louisa County (Va.) Muster Roll of Louisa County in the War with Germany, 1917-1918, is a listing of men who served in one of the several branches of the armed services during World War I. Information included in the muster roll includes name, address (town), age, color, selective service (date drafted), volunteers for army, navy and marine corps (date accepted and which branch), National Guard and naval militia (date and where mustered), rank, branch, and remarks which include notations about date discharged, reason and date of deaths, whether someone was a chaplain, etc. There is no index.

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