Letter from Horace's physician to the Pension Office that verifies Horace's cause of death and claims that his death was a result of his war injury
Title
Letter from Horace's physician to the Pension Office that verifies Horace's cause of death and claims that his death was a result of his war injury
Subject
Affidavit, Proof of Illness
Description
Horace died of bowel inflammation due to an attack of colic. Thorne wrote Horace prescriptions for colic attacks over the last five or six years of his life. Horace told Thorne that he never had any colic attacks until after he recovered from the gunshot wound to his left hand. According to Thorne, the wound was the cause of the colic attacks. Stamped by the Pension Office.
Creator
Thorne
Source
National Archives and Records Administration, Military Pension Application
Publisher
Historic Blenheim Civil War Interpretive Center, City of Fairfax
Date
4/14/1886
Contributor
Joseph Clarke
Rights
Public domain: http://www.archives.gov/faqs/index.html#copyright
Relation
Page 2 of 2. Duplicate of IMG 645
Format
Digital JPEG File
Language
English
Type
Pension Record
Identifier
IMG 646
Coverage
Hastings, Minnesota
Citation
Thorne, “Letter from Horace's physician to the Pension Office that verifies Horace's cause of death and claims that his death was a result of his war injury,” Graffiti Soldiers, accessed October 21, 2026, https://drstephenrobertson.com/Graffiti_Soldiers/items/show/798.
