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Re: 18th MS Infantry David S. White

There are 25 cards in his file, you may procure these records through the service noted in the Red enclosed box above.

David S. White, Farmer, resident of Camden, Madison County, Mississippi, enlisted as a Private in Company C, 18th Mississippi Infantry March 21, 1862 at Canton, Miss. by Captain McKie for 2 years or the war, paid $50 bounty, transferred to Company H, n.d., sent to Richmond Hospital February 20, 1863 Chronic Diarrhoea, recorded as on sick/disability furlough for 60 days in Miss., May 22, 1863, received 4 months pay on January 22, 1864, still recorded absent on furlough through July 15, 1864, later recorded with the remarks: "Consumption unfit for duty," no further records

[There are no further company muster rolls, my guess is that he never returned to the regiment]

M269: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Mississippi

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