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Affidavit by George Ruck

General Affidavit by George Ruck

Affidavit by William Lambrecht

General Affidavit by William Lambrecht

Affidavit by Mary Blum

General Affidavit by Mary Blum

Affidavit by John Eemhart

Affidavit by John Eemhart

Affidavit by J. Van Buskirk

Physician's Affidavit

Google Ngram Viewer: Typhoid Fever

This is a text mine for "typhoid fever" and it depicts the word frequency of these words between the years 1800 and 2000.

Graph of Multiple Reasons for Discharge

This graph compares multiple reasons for discharge during the American Civil War, ultimately to be compared to the Heart Disease that John Beck experienced and how prevalent that was for someone in his position.

Letter by John Beck Page 2

Letter from John Beck to the Commissioner of Pensions

Sick at Winchester/Discharge CMSR Card

CMSR Card that shows the dates that John Beck remained sick at Winchester while his regiment moved else ware. It also shows the date and place of his eventual discharge from the war due to disability.

Map of Winchester

This is a map of Winchester, Virginia, the place where John Beck spent most of his military service, due to his sickness.

Map of Manassas

A map of Manassas, the first place that the 19th New York Infantry ventured to after being mustered in. The regiment fought in the Battle of Bull Run at this point. However, it is not stated whether or not John Beck was there, hence the dot being…

Muster In CMSR Card

This document is a CMSR card that shows the dates that John Beck enlisted in and mustered into the American Civil War. It is the first CMSR document on file for John Beck.

Map of New York

This shows the place that John Beck came to after leaving Germany, which happens to be the same place in which the enlisted into and was mustered into the American Civil War.

Map of John Beck's Birthplace

This picture shows where John Beck was born, which is Baden, Germany.

Letter by John Beck

Letter from John Beck to the Commissioner of Pensions

General Affidavit

An affidavit from John Eemhart

Affidavit by John Beck

Affidavit from John Beck

George Marsh Affadavit

Affidavit provided by George Marsh for pension request. Regards the financial condition of Milon and Ida Robinson.

Milon Robinson Affadavit - December 1st, 1894 (Transcript)

Milon recounts the event of his injury.

Original Invalid Pension Application (Transcript)

Milon Robinson's first pension application filed in 1891.

Dr. Myron Hawley Affadavit (Transcript)

Dr. Hawley was Milon Robinson's physician for a number of years. Dr. Hawley states his medical opinion of Milon Robinson's health at the time.

Anna Hale Affadavit (Transcript)

Anna Hale's recounts her personal observation of Milon Robinson's lame ankle and other conditions.

Surgeon's Certificate - January 18th 1893 (Transcript)

This is a surgeon's certificate recounting the medical issues of Milon Robinson.

Surgeon's Certificate - January 18th 1893 (Side 2)

Rear side of surgeon's certificate.

Surgeon's Certificate - January 18th, 1893 (Side 1)

Surgeon's certificate stating medical observations of Milon Robinson's condition.

1830 - 1930 Word Trends - Google Ngram

Google Ngram statistic visualization. Ngram searches a large body of texts to find common word usage.

Prisoner of War Records Memorandum (Side 2)

Rear side of POW memorandum concerning Milon Robinson.

Prisoner of War Records Memorandum (Side 1)

Document with details of Milon Robinson's prisoner of war status.

F.D. Roudenbush Affadavit

F.D. Roudenbush describes the capture of Milon Robinson and himself.

Milon Robinson Final Muster Roll Cards

This final muster roll card describes absences, Milon's capture, and money owed upon leaving the army.

Milon Robinson Muster Roll : May - December 1864

Muster Roll providing information from May-December 1864: mainly promotion and capture.

Enlistment Age Chart

Based on statistical data from Benjamin Gould's Investigations in the Military and Anthropological Statistics of American Soldiers. The number of young men enlisting under age 30.

Call for Troops : July 2nd, 1862

Based on statistical data provided by Frederick Phisterer's Statistical record of the armies of the United States. This graph displays the percentage of enlistees from each state compared to the whole.

1860 Census

1860 census showing Milon Robinson's parents, brothers, and grandparents.

1850 Census

1850 census showing the names of Milon Robinson's parents, siblings, and grandparents.

Blenheim Graveyard #3

This is a picture of a gravestone at Blenheim house.

Blenheim Graveyard #2

Picture of a tombstone in Blenheim's cemetery.

Blenheim Graveyard #1

Picture of gravestones in Blenheim's cemetary

Blenheim Attic

Picture of the attic of Blenheim House

Blenheim Exterior

Picture of Blenheim House's exterior

Jasper Robinson

Picture of Jasper Robinson, Milon's brother.

Desdemona and Levi Robinson

Picture of Milon Robinson's parents: Levi and Desdemona.

New York Regiment Casualty Chart

Graph comparing the losses of the 136th New York Infantry to other regiments. Statistics based on William Fox's Regimental Losses in the American Civil War.

136th Casualty Chart

Graph displaying the casualty rates of the 136th New York Infantry in various battles. Statistics based on Frederick Phisterer's New York in the War of the Rebellion.

Douglas Adams' Affadavit

Douglas Adams' description of the Robinsons' financial situation.

William Hiller's Affadavit

William Miller's description of Milon's medical condition

Declaration for Widow's Pension - Ida Robinson

Widow's Pension and Brief History of Ida

Abraham Brain's Affadavit

Milon Robinson's Employment History

Blenheim House Attic - Milon Robinson's Signature (Tracing)

Original photograph altered by tracing along lines. This provides a more clear image of Milon Robinson's signature.