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Hills, Joseph S., Capt.Joseph S. Hills 1841- 1864 [[Lot 1450]]
Son of [[Hills, Joseph S.|Joseph S. Hills]].
Captain, 16th Regiment, Massachusetts
Killed May 6, 1864 Wilderness Battle
<i>Pure morality, strict integrity, true bravery. He fell in front of his men, while gallantly encouraging them to resist the advancing foe. “Come boys! Rally! Never desert the Union flag.” Fidelis ad arnum.</i> | Hills, Joseph S., Capt.Joseph S. Hills 1841- 1864 [[Lot 1460]]
Son of [[Hills, Joseph S.|Joseph S. Hills]].
Captain, 16th Regiment, Massachusetts
Killed May 6, 1864 Wilderness Battle
<i>Pure morality, strict integrity, true bravery. He fell in front of his men, while gallantly encouraging them to resist the advancing foe. “Come boys! Rally! Never desert the Union flag.” Fidelis ad arnum.</i> |
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