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Pelow, Julius |
September 18, 1865 (listed as "Phelan" in original
record)
Late a private of Capt. Hildreth�s Co. A, 98th Regt. NY Vols. who
was discharged from service of the US on September 4, 1865 is an
applicant for an invalid pension by reason of a disability resulting
from a shell wound of left leg. Wound was caused by a fragment of
shell which which struck him on the internal surface of the left leg
one and a half inches above the knee joint passing through the leg
wounding the inner hamstring. Wound was followed by gangrene. There is
permanent contraction and weakening of the leg.
Disability � and permanent. Certificate made and sent. Fee $1.50
paid. Exam. not ordered.
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Perkins, Reuben |
February 6, 1866
Late a private in Co. D, 98th Regt. NY Vols. who was discharged at
Elmira NY on May 27, 1865 is an applicant for an invalid pension by
reason of disability resulting from a gunshot wound of the right hand.
Wound was caused by some missile, musket ball or piece of shell which
struck the right thumb lacerating the same so that amputation was
necessary. It was amputated between the first and second joint.
Disability 1/3. Fee $1.50. Certificate made and sent. Exam. not
ordered.
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Perry, Alexander |
June 8, 1866
Late a private of Co. G, 106th Regt. NY Vols. who was discharged at
Washington DC on June 22, 1865 claims an invalid pension by reason of
disability resulting from a gunshot wound. The thumb and index finger
were wounded by a musket ball so as to require amputation. Disability
�. Fee 12/ paid. Certificate made and sent. Exam not ordered.
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Ploof, Henry |
July 26, 1866
Late a private in Co. G, 15th Regt. NY Engineers, who was
discharged at Fort Barry VA on June 13, 1865, claims an invalid
pension by reason of physical disability resulting from chronic
bronchitis. Applicant has a troublesome and persistent cough and
severe dyspnea and he has become so feeble and prostrated as to be
unable to perform any manual labor whatever.
Disability total and probably permanent. Fee $1.50 to be paid by
Mr. Sabin. Certificate made and sent. Exam ordered.
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Potter, Charles H. |
May 22, 1866
Late a corporal in Co. H of the 142nd Regt. NY Vols. who was
discharged (from) the service of the US at Wilmington NC on May 25,
1865 is an applicant for an invalid pension by reason of an alleged
disability resulting from a gunshot wound. The wound was caused by a
musket ball which entered the left leg just outside the tibia about
two inches below the knees passing directly backwards through the leg
comminuting(?) the fibula causing weakness and atrophy of the leg.
Disability 2/3 and permanent. Fee $1.50 paid. Certificate made and
sent. Exam. not ordered.
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Poyer, Henry |
June 26, 1863
No disability existing. Result of examination forwarded to
department.
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Riley, Martin
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Burke. March, 1863
Gunshot wound which was caused by a musket ball which entered the
right arm on its
anterior surface 2 and a half inches above the elbow joint
shattering in its passage the
humerus causing extensive inflammation and suppuration. Wound is
healed but arm is
weak. Function of joint is considerably impaired. 1/2 disability
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