John H Copus Civil War Pension

The image is a filled form titled "Officers Affidavit as to the Disability of a Soldier" from the state of Ohio, detailing an affidavit for a soldier named John H. Copus. The affidavit, dated June 26, 1877, is sworn by James Porter, who testifies about Copus’s injury sustained on January 21, 1862, during a battle near Munfordville, Kentucky. Copus, a private in Company G of the 21st Regiment Ohio Volunteers, received a wound to the right leg near the knee. The document states that prior to his injury, Copus was in good health, except for a minor week-long ailment, and was always ready for duty. James Porter, affirming his presence during the incident, held the rank of Lieutenant in Company G.

The image is a filled form titled "Officers Affidavit as to the Disability of a Soldier" from the state of Ohio, detailing an affidavit for a soldier named John H. Copus. The affidavit, dated June 26, 1877, is sworn by James Porter, who testifies about Copus’s injury sustained on January 21, 1862, during a battle near Munfordville, Kentucky. Copus, a private in Company G of the 21st Regiment Ohio Volunteers, received a wound to the right leg near the knee. The document states that prior to his injury, Copus was in good health, except for a minor week-long ailment, and was always ready for duty. James Porter, affirming his presence during the incident, held the rank of Lieutenant in Company G.

Name/Title

John H Copus Civil War Pension

Entry/Object ID

998.100.007

Scope and Content

Affidavit from W H Anderson to Bureau of pensions on John H Copus disability dated Jun 26, 1877.

Collection

Civil War

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Certificate

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Other Documents

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects