Henry Lightfoot Civil War Pension Record

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The image is a handwritten document that pertains to the military service of Henry Lightfoot, who served in Company K of the 21st Ohio Volunteer Infantry (OVI). It appears to be an affidavit or testimonial, mentioning individuals named Lewis H. Perry and John, who are attesting to their acquaintance with Henry Lightfoot during his service. The text indicates that Lightfoot contracted an illness, possibly influenza and catarrh, around April 1864, which affected his ability to perform duties. The document is likely related to claims or records regarding his health and service, with emphasis on personal knowledge of his condition and the circumstances he endured.

The image is a handwritten document that pertains to the military service of Henry Lightfoot, who served in Company K of the 21st Ohio Volunteer Infantry (OVI). It appears to be an affidavit or testimonial, mentioning individuals named Lewis H. Perry and John, who are attesting to their acquaintance with Henry Lightfoot during his service. The text indicates that Lightfoot contracted an illness, possibly influenza and catarrh, around April 1864, which affected his ability to perform duties. The document is likely related to claims or records regarding his health and service, with emphasis on personal knowledge of his condition and the circumstances he endured.

Name/Title

Henry Lightfoot Civil War Pension Record

Entry/Object ID

2007.014.010

Scope and Content

statement of John E Reel in the Henry Lightfoot Civil War Pension case dated Mar 10, 1880

Collection

Civil War

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