Meriwether COUNTY  GA  Parole Papers Joseph A. Huddleston

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 HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY CORPS, M. D. M.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, MAY 15, 1865


I, the undersigned Joseph A. Huddleston a private in Co.
of the 13th Regiment of Georgia.  I do solomnly swear
that I will not bear arms against the United States of
America, or give any information, or do any military duty
whatsoever, until regularly exchanged as a prisoner of
war. 
Description:   
Height, 5 ft. 6";  Hair light Eyes,
hazel;  complexion, light. 

I certify that the above
parole was given me on the date above written, on the
following conditions:  The above named person is allowed
to return to his home, not to be molested by the military
authorities of the United States so long as he observes
this parole and obeys the laws which were in force
previous to January 1, 1861, where he resided.
                  By Orders of Brevet Maj-Gen Wilson
                   Will G. Lawdes
                  Capt. and Asst. Provost Marshalls,
                 C. C. M. D. M.



This parole paper was carried by Dr. Joseph Allen
Huddleston of Meriwether County, Georgia, until his
death.  The paper in now in the possession of a Great
Great Granddaughter, Betty Cox Richardson, Bartow,
Florida.  It was possessed by Mrs. Christine Bibb
Aitcheson of Waycross, Georgia, until her death.



(Submitted by Barbara Walker Winge,  barbarawinge@yahoo.com)




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