Military: Civil War: John Morgan McLean, Co. F, 13th Regiment, Fayette 
Co., GA

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Transcribed from copy of original entry on 4/03/02 by Linda Blum-Barton.

Pg. 836
(Confederate)
Mc/    13   / Ga
John McLane
Pvt. Co. F. 13 Regt Ga
Appears on a Register of
General Hospital Camp Winder, 
Richmond, Virginia
Disease    Diabetes
Admitted     Oct 18, 1862
Returned to duty  Nov. 27, 1862
Confed. Arch., Chap. 6, File No. 260, page 82
(cannot read signature - G ? West?)

Pg. 837 (partial)
(Confederate.)
Mc/   13   /Ga
J. McLane
Pvt Co. F 13 Regt. Ga
Appears on a Register of 
Medical Directors Office,
Richmond, Va.
Hospital  Winder Div 3
Admitted Oct 19, 1862
Confed. Arch. Chap. 6, File No. 157, page 72
(sig) R B Duncan 
Copyist

***These items were included as part of the record for his brother, J. 
F. McLean; there was also included in this file a 
record which is most likely for Joseph Miller McLean as it concurs with 
other information found on him, a third brother out of 4  that served in 
the same company and regiment.******
Notes from Tom McLean after searching NARA in DC.
J. M. McLean appears on muster roll of April 30, 1864 to Dec. 31, 1864 
as having died from wounds received at Spottsylvania CH.
J. M. McLean register record enlisted May 1862
J. M. McLean appears on list of articles left by deceased soldiers at 
1st Division General Hospital, Camper Winder, Richmond, VA., Nov. 3, 
1864.
J. M. McLean, Pvt. Co. F, 13th Ga. Regt, Receipt of fixed effects of 
deceased soldiers turned over to quartermaster 
C. S. A., $87130.?
Listed on muster roll of the Fayette Volunteers, a corps of volunteers 
from Fayette Co., GA to be attached to 
Colonel Doyal's Regiment. Mustered May 1, 1862.