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Joseph Hubbard Saunders

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  1. Chapel Hill counts its dead and wounded from Gettysburg A casualty list for the companies from Chapel Hill at Gettysburg, calling the town a village of mourning, reported Lieut. John H. McDade of the 11th North Carolina and Lieut. Norwood Mickle of the 37th among the dead and Capt. E. Graham Morrow and Lieut. Lewis Battle among the wounded and captured. Maj. Joseph H. Saunders of the 33rd, at first counted among the dead, was reported in September to be alive, wounded and a prisoner. People: Joseph Hubbard Saunders Place: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania (Chapel Hill companies) · Also named: John H. McDade, Norwood Mickle, E. Graham Morrow, Lewis BattleHillsborough Recorder, July 29, 1863, p. 2

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By Joseph Hubbard Saunders

Joseph Hubbard Saunders papers, 1777-1921.

Saunders, Joseph Hubbard, 1839-1885 · 1777

Family papers centered on Joseph Hubbard Saunders (1839-1885) and his father of the same name, spanning 1777 to 1921, about 800 items in half a linear foot, part of the Southern Historical Collection at UNC, collection 650. Topics include Episcopal clergy in North Carolina, the 33rd North Carolina Infantry and imprisonment at Johnson Island, the cotton trade, and economic conditions in Orange County.

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