Roster

＂Roster＂ offers a glimpse into the activities and membership of the Woman’s Relief Corps, Department of Illinois, specifically Meade Corps No. 136, circa 1904. This document serves as a historical record of an organization dedicated to supporting veterans and their families in the aftermath of the American Civil War.

The Woman’s Relief Corps played a crucial role in providing aid, comfort, and advocacy for those affected by the war, and this roster provides valuable insight into the individuals who contributed to this important cause. It is a valuable primary source for researchers interested in women’s history, the Civil War era, and the development of patriotic societies in the United States.

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