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"A confederate soldier had been hidden and nursed on the property now (1981) owned by Mrs. Ralph Geddes, back a farm lane opposite Long Lane and Route 16. The present owner has been told that the soldier died and is buried a few feet from the door of one of the homes at the end of this lane. He is said to have left a Bible and a locket. The relatives of the soldier were notified of his death, but nothing more is known."
Source:
Lillian Colletta, "The Lure and Lore of Burial Grounds of Greencastle-Antrim", Kittochtinny Historical Society, Vol. XVII, 1978-81, p.302.
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