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Martin, John
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Oct.__, 1863
A private of Capt. E.J. Rice's Co. "G" 98th NYS Vols. who
was discharged at Beaufort NC the first day of June 1863 claims an
invalid pension on account of incontinence of urine. Disability total.
October 6, 1865
Disability continues and is total |
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Mason, Joseph |
Late a private of Co. G of the 2nd Regt. of Mass. Vols. who was
discharged at Washington DC on the 18th day of March, 1865, is an
applicant for an invalid pension by reason of a gunshot wound.
Applicant received two wounds: one of the right hand through thumb,
anchylosing all the joints of the same; and one of the left arm, ball
passing through it about 2 inches above the wrist joint fracturing the
radius and causing a deep and adherent cicotrix, greatly weakening the
hand and arm.
Disability total. Fee $1.50 charged to Govt. Certificate made and
sent. Exam ordered.
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Maxam, George L. |
September 10, 1866
Late a private in Co. F, 7th Regt. Conn. Vols. who was discharged
at Washington DC on August 11th , 1865, claims an invalid pension by
reason of a gunshot wound. Wound was caused by a musket ball which
severed the right index finger between the first and second joints and
wounded the middle finger causing necrosis of the second phalanx and
enlargement(?) of second. Both fingers are nearly useless.
Disability 1/3. Certificate made and sent. Fee $1.50 paid. Exam not
ordered.
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McCabe, Edward |
June 7, 1866
Late a private in Co. G, 10th Regt. Conn. Vols. who was discharged
on September 2, 1865 at Richmond, VA, claims an invalid pension by
reason of an alleged disability resulting from a gunshot wound. Wound
was caused by a musket ball which entered the right shoulder at the
junction of the clavicle with a crossing process of the scapula. There
is a large and adherent cicotrix. The motion of the joint is much
impaired and weakened..
Disability is 2/3 (and) permanent. Fee12/ chgd. to Govt.
Certificate made and sent. Exam ordered.
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McCollum, Anthony
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Feb.27,1864
Claims an invalid pension on account of diseased right
lung-probably tubercular. Disability total. Certificate given and sent
September 8, 1866
Late a private in Co. A, 98th Regt. NY Vols. who was discharged at
Yorktown VA claims an invalid pension by reason of physical disability
resulting from a disease of the right lung. He is suffering from
chronic disease of the right lung. There is a solidification of the
upper half of the right lung. He has shortness of breath and general
debility. He is considerably emaciated. There is no ulceration of the
lung. The solidification is probably due to tuberculous deposit.
Disability is total and permanent. Certificate made and sent. Exam
ordered.
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McCollum, Joseph |
(September 1865)
Late a private of Co. G, 98th Regt. NY Vols. who was discharged at
Ft. Monroe, VA on or about June 19, 1865, claims an invalid pension by
reason of alleged disability resulting from a gunshot wound of the
right arm. Wound was caused by a musket ball which entered the right
(arm) on the posterior surface one and a half inches below the elbow
joint, passing through the arm and fracturing the ulna , severing the
muscles and permanently injuring the nerves of the forearm. There is
permanent contraction of the flexor muscles of the hand. The fingers
of the right hand are permanently contracted. Disability total. Fee
charged to Govt. Certificate made and sent. Exam. ordered.
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