Surgeons' reports of sick and wounded military hospitals, 1861-1865.

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Surgeons' reports of sick and wounded military hospitals, 1861-1865.

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These Civil War era surgeons' reports relate the names, regiments, injuries and/or death dates of Ohio soldiers housed in various military hospitals, including : 37th OVI at Camp Clifton, West Virginia, 1862; 78th OVI at Grand Junction, Tennessee, 1862; Third Street Military Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio; 16th, 38th, and 77th OVI at Camp Dennison, Ohio, 1862; 37th and 76th OVI at Youngs Point, Louisiana, 1863; 43rd OVI at Camp Andrews, Mount Vernon, Ohio, 1862; 36th OVI at Parkersburg, Virginia; 37th OVI at Camp Clifton, Ohio, 1861; Main Street Hospital, Covington, Kentucky; 41st OVI at Fort Hospital, Raleigh, Virginia, 1862; David's Island Hospital; Camp McClellan, 1862; Center Street Hospital; New Albany Indiana, 1862; Camp Brownton, Piketon, Kentucky, 1862; 93rd OVI at Fort Donaldson, 1862; 101st OVI at Battle of Stones River, 1863; Hospital at Memphis, Tennessee; 41st OVI at camp near Athens, Alabama, 1862; Camp Piatt, 1861; New York City Hospital, 1862; Camp Chase, Ohio, 1862; 1st Division 20th Corps, 1865; Hospital at Keokuck, Iowa (undated).

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