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Joseph Saberton was born in Chatteris, England on April 22, 1830
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Late 1840s-Early 1850s he migrated, No exact date. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3nKgKswlSA
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1861 Aug 19 is when Joseph Saberton Enlisted in the Union army as a volunteer in the 25th Indiana. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUTbjQM32vc
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Joseph had pulled a gun on his commanding officers with multiple other men, reason Not specified, he was found guilty on all charges and received a dishonorable discharge, and 1 year of hard labor with ball and chain around his ankles. All pay to him was also cut off.
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In "picket" Joseph Saberton was nearly killed in battle with 2 men next to him being killed which he commented as "close shaving", Joseph was not hurt in this battle and didn't seem to shook up about it.
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Joseph Saberton had to maintain some railroads outside of Memphis, he described it as "boring work"
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Joseph Saberton wrote about a fight coming to there regiment an reinforcements have arrived, he also speaks of a battle that killed 1400 confederates.
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In 1862 Joseph had been drunk and neglecting to do his duty, he had a $8.00 cut from his paycheck for doing so.
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Joseph Saberton fell ill with a fever and chills. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4TwSCnuFPU
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Joseph was fined by the regimental court $3.00 for a unknown reason, Though knowing Joseph he probably refused to do an order or something
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Joseph re-enlists in the army in February of 1864
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Joseph Saberton married Mary Simpson on May 23rd 1864
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Joseph Saberton was shot in the arm in battle in February of 1865. He survived. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVgmJ-1lZGE
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Joseph Saberton deserted the army from Evansville General Hospital. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHt52e8W0Ho
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on the 26th of march, 1883 joseph Saberton died at the age of 52.