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        <p><hi rend="initialcap">C</hi>ASE 809.&#8212;<name type="person" key="1358">Private W.
            Johnson</name>, <name type="organization" key="88">Co. B, 147th New York</name>, aged 18
          years, was wounded at <name type="BATTLE" key="8">Hatcher's Run</name>, <date
            type="injury" when="1864-10-27">October 27,1864</date>, by a mini&#233; ball, which grazed
          the inner malleolus of the left ankle. He entered <name type="hospital" key="176">Lincoln
            Hospital</name>, Washington, whence he reported to <name type="place">Elmira</name> for muster out <date
            type="servicedischarge" when="1865-05-27">May 27, 1865</date>. Not a pensioner. </p>      
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