After this the mortality would be somewhat less, say at the end of six months fifty of them would be dead.

The remainder would hang on still more tenaciously, and at the end of a year there would be fifteen or twenty still alive.

There were sixty-three of my company taken; thirteen lived through.

I believe this was about the usual proportion for those who were in as long as we.

In all there were forty-five thousand six hundred and thirteen prisoners brought into Andersonville.