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Surry Aug 29 1862 | Surry Aug 29 1862 | ||
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Dr Sir | Dr Sir | ||
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| − | 14th Me Reg claims to be absent by reason | + | Samuel Trund, a private in Co B 14th Me Reg claims to be absent by reason of discharge dated New Orleans June 30 1862 "by reason of Surgeon Certificate of disability" signed F.S. Nickerson, Col. Comding approved by order of Gen Butter R S Davis A.A.A.G. Health poor. |
| − | of discharge dated New Orleans June 30 1862 | + | |
| − | "by reason of Surgeon Certificate of disability" | + | S S Webber of Ellsworth claims to be absent by reason of discharge a private in Co I 2nd Reg discharge dated June 13, 1862, Washington D.C. by reason of Surgeon Certificate of Disability, signed J Howard AAAG. (health poor) |
| − | signed | + | |
| − | by order of Gen Butter R S Davis A.A.A.G. Health poor. | ||
| − | S S Webber of Ellsworth claims to be absent | ||
| − | by reason of discharge a private in Co I | ||
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| − | D.C. by reason of Surgeon Certificate of Disability | ||
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No others here. | No others here. | ||
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Yrs Truly | Yrs Truly | ||
Augustus Stevens. | Augustus Stevens. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:08, 17 October 2017
Surry Aug 29 1862
Dr Sir
Samuel Trund, a private in Co B 14th Me Reg claims to be absent by reason of discharge dated New Orleans June 30 1862 "by reason of Surgeon Certificate of disability" signed F.S. Nickerson, Col. Comding approved by order of Gen Butter R S Davis A.A.A.G. Health poor.
S S Webber of Ellsworth claims to be absent by reason of discharge a private in Co I 2nd Reg discharge dated June 13, 1862, Washington D.C. by reason of Surgeon Certificate of Disability, signed J Howard AAAG. (health poor)
No others here.
Yrs Truly Augustus Stevens.