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William James
circa 1860-1869
Quarter-length portrait of 2nd Lieutenant William James. His regiment and company are not known.
William Gleason
circa 1860-1869
Quarter-length carte-de-visite of William Gleason, 13th Wisconsin Infantry.
Willard Dockstader
circa 1860-1869
Quarter-length carte-de-visite portrait of Corporal Willard Dockstader, Company K, 13th Wisconsin Infantry.
Charles M. Smith
circa 1860-1869
Quarter-length carte-de-visite portrait of Charles M. Smith, F & S, 13th Wisconsin Infantry.
Worthie H. Patton
circa 1860-1869
Quarter-length carte-de-visite portrait of Worthie H. Patton, Company E, 6th Wisconsin Infantry.
Cullen B. "Doc" Aubrey
circa 1860-1869
Carte-de-visite quarter-length portrait of Charles B. "Doc" Aubrey, 6th Wisconsin Infantry ("Iron Brigade").
