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Saône-et-Loire, France
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Record Description
Record Type:	Military Records
Collection years:	1867-1940
Languages:	French
Title in the Language:	France, Saône-et-Loire, Registres Matricules Militaires, 1867-1940
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This collection includes registers of military conscriptions records for the years 1867-1940. Such conscriptions were created when a young man turned 20 years old. The index is provided by the Saône-et-Loire Departmental Archive.

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