Diary of Henry Knox Danner The Civil War Experience of a Private in Co. K, 30th Pennsylvania Infantry 1862-1864
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The site had the following in the homepage, "The Civil War Experience of a Private in Co." I noticed that the web site stated " K, 30th Pennsylvania Infantry 1862-1864." They also stated " 25 March to 1 May 1864. About Danner and his Diary. Harry Danners Signature in Diary. Company K, 30th Pennsylvania Infantry 1862. A family history by Edward Cooley posted on-line tells us the history of the Danner family in Emmitsburg. Camp of the 30th Pennsylvania near Falmouth, 1863."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
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