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Large CDV of Waddy Thompson Means. Seated studio view in uniform. Image is faded. Unusually large size image and mount; 5” x 2.75”. Plain mount with period identification at bottom, "W.T. Means / to / J. Youngblood." No photographer's backmark.
Mount has a fold just below the image where the lower portion with names may have been folded under to fit in an album.
Means went to college and practiced Law in Alabama. In July of 1861 he enlisted in the Louisiana Guards Light Artillery. He later was commissioned in the 1st S.C. Infantry. He died in February 1865 in a Confederate hospital in Winnsboro, SC.
Both Means and Youngblood served in the 1st South Carolina (Regular) Infantry which spent most of the war in and around the state.
Originally from the William Turner photo collection. [jet] [ph:L]
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