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

Lyles' date of death suggests that he was killed in a skirmish south of Spanish Fort. That's on the banks of Mobile Bay in Baldwin County AL. If his body fell into Federal hands he would not have been identified when buried, possibly in a trench with other Confederates.

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