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Name:
Bayles, M.
Branch:
Home Guard
Regiment:
Monroe County Beat 1
Comments:
Suggested as ineligible (unable) to muster from South half of the Beat.
Source:
Beat Returns by Captain N.H. Thomas, Monroe County