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William H. Upham
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Newspapers clippings regarding William H. Upham, who was declared dead during the Civil War but was actually alive and a prisoner, later released. Also includes a letter regarding Upham.
1869 - 1929
Leach, Eugene Walter, 1857-1938 (compiler)
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William Upham
1869 - 1929
Brief biographical note on William Upham who was assumed dead during the Civil War but returned alive.
Linus H. Miller
1869 - 1929
Letter to Eugene Walter Leach regarding pictures and sketches of the Upham family.
Lyman B. Upham
1869 - 1929
Certificate of service for Lyman B. Upham who served in the Civil War.
Angenette Upham
1869 - 1929
Biographical note on Angenette Upham largely regarding her life following the death of her husband.
