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Re: Attention Jerry Coffee, re: Wyatt, 10th Texas

My great,great grandfather Elijah D.Wyatt died of measles in 1862 at the ageof 35 years with the 10th Texas Cavalry (dismounted). No photgraph of him was ever made as far as I know. I am sure he is resting in a unmarked grave since he was not in the Confederate army and his family were living in Texas at the time of his death. There was no one to make a stone marker. I will ask his great granddaughter about it.

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