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John Boyd lived in Philadelphia, PA as a 23-year-old Clerk when he enlisted as a 1st Sergeant on 4/24/1861. That same day, he mustered into Company H of the 18th Pennsylvania Infantry. Being a 3-month regiment, he mustered out on 8/7/1861 and two weeks later enlisted in Company G of the 23rd Pennsylvania. He was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant and transferred to Company D on 9/11/1862, He served through all major battles in which the regiment took part, but was killed on 6/1/1864 in the assaults toward Old Cold Harbor.
The image is mounted to a common card with double-gold gilt border patterns. The reverse shows penciled writing reading “Duffy Album / 84 / LT. JOHN BOYD / 23rd PA INF.” At center is a photographer back mark reading “PHOTOGRAPHED BY McADAMS, No. 101, King Street, Alexandria, Va. No. (blank)”. Edges and corners on either side show virtually no damage or wear, and only a fractional section of the low reverse edge shows mild discoloration.
An excellent and haunting Civil War carte-de-visite of the young Lieutenant Boyd. [cm][ph:L]
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