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Jacob E. Myers, a member of Speyer Post, Culver, Ind. enlisted February, 1864, in Company D, Forty-eight Indiana
Volunteer Infantry. Fifrwwnth Army Corps. Army of Tennesse, Gen. Logan, corps commander. Comrade Myers was
with his regiment in the great campaign that led up to the seige of Atlanta, and after the fall of that southern
capital, in the grand all-conquering march to the sea, which was followed by the sweep of victory up the Atlantic
coast to Raliegh, N. C., where the final stroke was given to the death of the fast falling confederacy. Comrade Myers
was in the service 18 months.
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