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Republican Advocate – Batavia NY
August 3-1861.
The Ellsworth Regiment.
For some reason unknown to us we have not learned of the appointment of
a single soldier to represent the different towns in this county in this
Regiment. This does not look very well for the enterprise of our young men.
The county of Genesee [...]

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Republican Advocate-Batavia NY
January 20-1863.
The Battle Flag of the 44th N.Y.V.
A Washington correspondent of the N.Y. ‘Tribune,’ speaks as follows of the
flag of the gallant 44th (Ellsworth) regiment:
“The battle flag of the 44th New York is at the rooms of Mrs Erastus
Corning, at Willard’s – an object of veneration. It is [...]

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Spirit of the Times, August 31-1861.
Batavia NY
The People’s Regiment.
We inadvertently omitted to mention last week, that Batavia had furnished
two able young men of the Ellsworth Regiment now forming at Albany, and that
they had left for the rendezvous. Their names are Wm. H. McManis and Henry
C. Kendall; the latter is another printer gone [...]

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