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Item Code: 2020-428
The Confederate Government of Wythe County, Virginia issued this allotment check, numbered 89 on the back and dated Jan. 4, 1864 to America Edds in the amount of sixteen dollars, the wife of L. Edds, a soldier in [partially illegible] Me___ Damans [?} Artillery. Signed by John A. Sanders, Jr. Corm. (Commander) 5th District. Signed also on the back by “J. A. Sanders, Jr.”
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