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Private William Henry Lord, Company I, Eleventh Kansas Volunteer Cavalry

George Wertz American

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Private William Henry Lord, a cavalryman, sits alert and ready for the next ride. A yet unmuddied enlistee from "Bleeding Kansas," the last state to enter the Union before Fort Sumter, Lord was in the Eleventh Kansas Volunteer Cavalry; he was wounded in the shoulder in October 1864 but rejoined his company and was mustered out in September 1865.

Private William Henry Lord, Company I, Eleventh Kansas Volunteer Cavalry, George Wertz (American, active Kansas City, Missouri, 1860s), Albumen silver print from glass negative

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Private William Henry Lord, Company I, Eleventh Kansas Volunteer Cavalry, George Wertz (American, active Kansas City, Missouri, 1860s), Albumen silver print from glass negative
Private William Henry Lord, Company I, Eleventh Kansas Volunteer Cavalry, George Wertz (American, active Kansas City, Missouri, 1860s), Albumen silver print from glass negative

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