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Submitted: 8/9/18 • Approved: 8/10/18 • Last Updated: 6/1/20 • R15798-G0-S3
Private Arthur D. Potter mustered in as a recruit in the 1st New Jersey Cavalry, Co. M, on 1/4/1864. He served until succumbing to typhoid fever at Satterlee Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on 10/18/1864, at age 19. Originally interred in Mount Moriah Cemetery in Philadelphia, he was subsequently re-interred in his family's plot in Oak Grove Cemetery, Hammonton, New Jersey.
Contributed on 8/9/18 by franktomasello2000
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