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Re: David Kendall found and also a deserter

Very possible? I believe Worrell was also one of the pall-bears at Kidwells funeral, if not his then Michael Spence's. By the way a special ceremony will be held for private michael spence at the Greenlawn Cemetery this September 12, at 2:00 pm. Spence died without a stone and will receive one that date.

The article was interesting and Kendall did NOT go to the Gettyburg reunion as his former Confederates would have known about his desertion. At least that is my theory. The same might be true about Worrell? I just have had NOT a lot of time looking into who Worrell really was? I have found Worrells obiz but have NOT looked into his actual unit. I also was considering the NC unit. His name was spelled correctly too many times in both newspaper accounts and the city directories etc.

The major who was a spy according to the Knauss book "The Story of Camp Chase" turned out to really be a Confederate deserter himself and he is buried at the cemetery off of Olentany (sorry for the spelling) He too does NOT have a tombstone.

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