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Size | 32 items. |
Abstract | Diary, January-December 1866, of Bruno Trombly, apparently of Potsdam, N.Y., who was, for most of this period, a lieutenant in the 81st United States Colored Infantry at New Orleans, La.; and service records (copies only) of Trombly from the National Archives. Trombly discussed daily military and social routines, working for a merchant in New Orleans, and his struggle to decide whether to settle in Louisiana or New York State. |
Creator | Trombly, Bruno, fl. 1866. |
Language | English |
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Diary, January-December 1866, of Bruno Trombly, apparently of Potsdam, N.Y., who was, for most of this period, a lieutenant in the 81st United States Colored Infantry at New Orleans, La.; and service records (copies only) of Trombly from the National Archives. Trombly discussed daily military and social routines, working for a merchant in New Orleans, and his struggle to decide whether to settle in Louisiana or New York State.
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1866 #04033-z, Series: "Bruno Trombly Diary and Records, 1866." Folder 1 |
Folder 2 |
Diary, 1866 #04033-z, Series: "Bruno Trombly Diary and Records, 1866." Folder 2 |
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Encoded by: Noah Huffman, December 2007
Updated by: Kathryn Michaelis, October 2009
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