Louis Weichmann
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09-03-2015, 09:37 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-03-2015 10:19 AM by Pamela.)
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RE: Louis Weichmann
In his book he said something to the effect that it was a great relief to return home after he was released from custody and be with his family who truly cared about him. His sisters said he got a job reporting for the Globe before his customs house job. Does anyone know if there is a museum for the documents generated by the Commissary General's office during the Civil war? Is the building still standing? Where was this photo found? The more I look at it the more I think it is likely to be Louis and how nice to see him in a candid, unposed moment. Also, there appears to be a Lincoln look alike contest going on,
Maybe I'll do some research at the national archives. That'll be a first. "I desire to thank you, sir, for your testimony on behalf of my murdered father." "Who are you, sonny? " asked I. "My name is Tad Lincoln," was his answer. |
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