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Muster Roll of Fernandina Volunteers, c. 1860-1861(From: Division of Recreation and Parks, Fort Clinch Exhibit Materials, 1765, 1820-1940, Series S 1319)A text version of
this Muster Roll of Fernandina Volunteers is included below the graphic image.
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