62th & 65th Regiments U.S. Colored Infantry
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Description: Saga of escaped slave, Sgt. Anderson Davis, and the soldiers who founded Lincoln Institute, later, Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Mo.
62nd & 65th Regiments U.S. Colored Infantry, Co-founders of Lincoln University, Jefferson City, MO.> Regiments United States Infantry, Co-founders of Lincoln Institute, You may freely link to this Web site and its PERSONAL LINKS*, for NON-COMMERCIAL, PERSONAL or RESEARCH USE ONLY. Copyright restrictions apply to the use, transmission or reproduction of images and content on this page and its links. Any other use, without prior written permission of the copyright owners is prohibited. Genealogists/Researchers: Limited data on personal histories, location of relatives, 1924 addresses and burial information can be found in the
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| Page title: | 62nd & 65th Regiments U.S. Colored Infantry, Co-founders of Lincoln University, Jefferson City, MO.> |
| Keywords: | history, Civil War, American Civil War, black soldiers, Afro American soldiers, documents, black military, Lincoln University , genealogy, Negro soldiers, U.S.C.T., military, 62nd and 65th Regiments U.S. Colored Infantry, educational, reference, military, multicultural, |
| Description: | As an escaped slave, Grandfather sgt. Anderson Davis helped make up the ranks of the brave and courageous soldiers who had the extraordinary vision and will to found Lincoln Institute, later, Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Mo. |
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| Date | Creation Date: 13-dec-1999 Expiration Date: 13-dec-2015 |