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Henry Theodore Bahnson

American Civil War soldier and physician (1845–1917)

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American Civil War soldier and physician (1845–1917)

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Occupation: soldier, physician, rancher
Citizenship: United States
Born: March 4, 1845
Died: January 16, 1917

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Occupation: soldier, physician, rancher
Citizenship: United States
Born: March 4, 1845
Died: January 16, 1917

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