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Civil War
Twenty Fourth Regiment Infantry
and whose conduct is highly praised by their superiors, their history should be made a part of the history of the regiment, and its future historian will narrate their heroic conduct on the ever memorable field of Gettysburg.
" Sergeant Major Andrew J. Connor was conspicuous for his bravery and was severely wounded. Long before his wound was healed he returned to duty in the regiment.
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