Ulster County, New York draft certificates, 1864.

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Ulster County, New York draft certificates, 1864.

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Two certificates issued by the Provost Marshal's Office of the 13th Congressional District in Ulster County, N.Y., pertaining to the call and draft ordered by President Abraham Lincoln on July 18, 1864. The first certifies that Dewitt C. Overbaugh of Saugerties, N.Y., has found a substitute to serve in his stead. The second confirms that Moses Schoenfeld, also of Saugerties, has been mustered into service. Both certificates are signed by John Lyon, provost marshal.

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Schoenfeld, Moses.

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Overbaugh, Dewitt C.

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Lyon, John

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