I was searching some Pennsylvania C.W. era papers and came across a few names of soldiers from the 19th Georgia that were buried at Manasass Junction in 1861. Copied by a Union soldier and printed. I'am guessing that these deaths were due to sickness or accidents while in winter camp.

V. Banks Co. F. 19th Georgia
J.T. Maulding 19th Georgia died Nov.25, 1861
J.F. Maulding 19th Georgia died on the morning of Nov.21
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Pennsylvania Daily Telegraph (Harrisburg, PA)

Wednesday, October 12, 1864

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