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Battle at Waterford Baptist Church "

John Divine's speech "The Battle at Waterford Baptist Church" recounts both the events of the battle and the background of the people involved. It is a photocopy with an inscription and signature by John Divine on the last page, and is in good condition.
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Battle at Waterford Baptist Church "

John Divine
John Divine's speech "The Battle at Waterford Baptist Church" recounts both the events of the battle and the background of the people involved. It is a photocopy with an inscription and signature by John Divine on the last page, and is in good condition.
Thomas Balch Library

Miskel's Farm , 1863, n.d.

This collection consists of 5 pages of typed notes describing the Battle of Miskel's Farm, including casualties, and also contains information about the First Vermont Cavalry. The notes are from the files of John Divine (23 May 1911-19 Nov 1996), an amateur historian who lived most of his life in Waterford.
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Miskel's Farm , 1863, n.d.

John Divine
This collection consists of 5 pages of typed notes describing the Battle of Miskel's Farm, including casualties, and also contains information about the First Vermont Cavalry. The notes are from the files of John Divine (23 May 1911-19 Nov 1996), an amateur historian who lived most of his life in Waterford.

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