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	Pleasant was born inn 1822 in Lanesboro Township, Anson Co. NC. He was conscripted at age 41 on 13 Sep 1863 into Co H 30th NC Infantry. Mustered at Camp Mangum near Raleigh, Wake Co. NC which was a camp of instruction. Their are 7 cards in his archival file. His first fight was at Bristo Station 14 Oct 1863, Mine Run, Wilderness, He was captured at Spotsylvania 12 May 1864 and sent to Point Lookout Md. Then on to Elmira, Chemung Co NY. arriving 14 Aug 1864. He died of scorbutius [ starvation ] 25 Sept 1864. His effects sheet listed his possessions as 1 knapsack, 1 or of shoes & 1 shirt. He is buried at Woodlawn National Cem, Elmira, NY. grave # 378. He has a memory stone beside his wife's grave at Hopewell Methodist Ch. Anson Co. NC. Many deaths in the union POW camps were preventable. The Commander of Prisons Col Huffman was noted for bragging that his treatment of prisoners in his care died at a higher rate than front line commanders.. At a review of his command after the war his own prison guards & staff testified about his cruelty towards the Confederate prisoners.....Several called it murder. He was allowed to retire without punishment...."May his soul find no rest"
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