Cline Diary - 3 verso, 4 recto

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Opening: 3 verso, 4 recto
Date(s) of entries: July-August 1863
Author: William Cline
Content: Memoir

Number: MSN/CW 8007-1

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4 Ande war mustearde and Ande payede of on the 8 of october upe to the 31 of Auguste 1862 Ande Removede campe to campe thomas on the 4 of october 62 then i lefte campe fore Home and stayede with mi famley till the 24 of March 63 ande on the 25 made Aplication fore transpartation Bute Dide no suckseede Bute pute mea in the garde House til te 26 and then started fore the Regemente ande landed ate whealinge in the nighte and then started [to]		5 Ande landed Ate cumberlande M. D. on the 27 ande on the 28 started ande landed Ate washington city, D. C. ande in the soldiers home til the 30 of March Ande then wente to campe Destrabution [sp. Distribution] closte to forte Barniarde [sp. Barnard] and on the 31 ite snowede ande Rainde All Day on the 1 of Aprile wea Marched from campe to Lexander [sp. Alexandria] ande staide in the soldiers Home til the 2 then tooke pasage on the John worin fore aquicrick [sp. Aquia Creek] ande landed on the 3 of Aprile wente to

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