Surgeon's report on examinations of applicants in Steuben County claiming exemption from military duty on account of physical disability, 1862.

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Surgeon's report on examinations of applicants in Steuben County claiming exemption from military duty on account of physical disability, 1862.

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This series is the report of Stephen Hagadorn, examining surgeon for the County of Steuben, to the commissioner responsible for overseeing the draft process in this county. It is a report on men applying for military exemption and not a list of men granted military deferments due to physical disabilities. The report provides the names of men and a brief description of their disability.

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