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Gunshot wound of the forearm, leading to gangrene and amputation.
Cpl. William Brown was struck at the battle of Petersburg, VA, on March 31, 1865. His wound began to heal, but ultimately developed gangrene, and was amputated before the gangrene spread.
William Coder. Private, Co. F, 106th Reg.
Injured in the Battle of Weldon Railroad, August 25, 1964. Lower portion of jaw carried away. Hospitalized Aug. 28, 1864, wound granulating, voice somewhat impaired. Healed and discharged, but deferred plastic surgery.
