George Magee was a Civil War veteran, and enlisted at Camp Moore Sept 1861 in the 16th Louisiana Infantry, Company A, as Orderly Sergeant. Wounded in the chest at the Battle of Shiloh. Widow stated in her pension affidavit that he died as a result of "lung trouble" brought on by his wound.
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George Magee was a Civil War veteran, and enlisted at Camp Moore Sept 1861 in the 16th Louisiana Infantry, Company A, as Orderly Sergeant. Wounded in the chest at the Battle of Shiloh. Widow stated in her pension affidavit that he died as a result of "lung trouble" brought on by his wound.
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Jacob Magee
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Mary "Polly" Magee Burris
1820–1857
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Sarah Jane Magee Bankston
1821–1871
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Elizabeth W "Betsy" Magee Bickham
1825–1908
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John Magee II
1827–1910
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Rebecca Magee Burris
1829–1851
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Dorcas Magee Brumfield
1831–1857
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Fleet Magee
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William Magee
1840–1918
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Celia Magee Warren
1842–1895
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