OldLady
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- Nov 16, 2015
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Wow. Buncha interesting ancestors.
Well, my great-grandmother's half sister's husband fought in the Civil War, was captured and sent to Andersonville, where the survivors looked like prisoners at Hitler's death camps, and he never recovered mentally or physically and spent the rest of his life in a rest home. So I infer. I can't find him in the records anywhere, but he was buried in the veteran's cemetery in Togus at age 79, and he never lived with his wife again or returned to his family's hometown.
They say he was completely broken.
Well, my great-grandmother's half sister's husband fought in the Civil War, was captured and sent to Andersonville, where the survivors looked like prisoners at Hitler's death camps, and he never recovered mentally or physically and spent the rest of his life in a rest home. So I infer. I can't find him in the records anywhere, but he was buried in the veteran's cemetery in Togus at age 79, and he never lived with his wife again or returned to his family's hometown.
They say he was completely broken.