RedRover
1st Lieutenant
- Joined
- Dec 16, 2019
Yes, Albert O Johnson - Company C. I've always wondered what kind of injury it was, especially since it was kind of awhile after the battle. He would've been 19... although he lived until 1902.
His records...
... say as a Prisoner of War, taken on the Gettysburg battlefield his right leg was amputated... sent to the US Provost Marshal in October, 1863.
Apparently subsequently exchanged, as he was back in Richmond, and hospitalized there, and given a furlough. The cause of his injury was recorded as a bullet wound, or "Vulnus sclopetarium"