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- To All Whom it
may Concern
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- [US Seal with "Full (XX) COUNTY
(XX), Washington, D.C., Jul26 1865,
- D. Taylor, XX U.S.A." rubber Stamp
overlaid on Seal]
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- Know Ye, That __________ William Doak
__________
- a ___ Private ___ of Captain
Leut F.R. Rice
- Company (170) 2nd
Regiment Batt of Vet Res Corps
- VOLUNTEERS, who was enrolled on the
Eleventh day of August
- One thousand eight hundred and
Sixty two to serve three years
of
- During the war is hereby Discharged
from the service of the United States
- This Twenty fifth day of July
, 1865, at Carver
- General hospital by reason of
Surgeon's Certificate of Disability
- (No objection to his being re-enlisted
is known to exist*.) wounds received in
action
- Said William Doak was born in
Beaver Co
- In the State of Pa , is 23 years of
age
- 5 feet 8 inches high,
Dark complexion, Blue eyes,
- Black hair, and by occupation when
enrolled a Farmer
- Given at Washington D.C. this
Twenty fifth day of
- July 1865.
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- O.A. Hudson(sp?)
- _____(signature)________
- BatCapt Surgeon G.
Vols
- Commanding the
Reg't
- Incharge
- *This sentence will be erased should there be anything
- in the conduct or physical condition of the soldier
- rendering him unfit for this Army
- [A.G.O., No 90.]
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Source Note1:{STAMP on VERSO "HEAD QUARTERS Department of
Washington 22d Army Corps, July 24, 1865. To be discharged by
command of Maj. Gen'l C.C. Augur. (signature) A.A.A.G.}
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Source note2: Photocopy of original document located in the
Doak Family Archives in Sacramento, CA.
- Return to Doak Family Archives on
the WWW.