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		<title>William Werner</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Had a fight with John Potts at Camp Dubois during preparation and was convicted of being absent without leave. Despite disciplinary issues, he completed the full journey to the Pacific and back.</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>William Werner was a private in the Corps of Discovery who served as the party&#8217;s cook at various points during the journey. He was a steady, reliable member of the expedition who is rarely mentioned in the journals — often a sign of a soldier who simply did his job without incident.</p>
<p>Werner was part of the salt-making detail at the Oregon coast during the winter at Fort Clatsop. He also participated in the overland journey and the various portages that tested the endurance of every member.</p>
<p>After the expedition, Werner settled in Virginia and is believed to have lived there for some years, though the details of his later life remain obscure.</p>
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