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                            J.J. BAILEY
                            
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                             DANSVILLE, N.Y., March 28th, 1884
                             
             W.W. Dudley Com. Pensions
                                     
                                            Dear Sir
                                                    Isaac H.
             Witherell mentioned in Pension Claim No. 386843
             was a member of Co B 136th Regt' at Gettsburgh, P.A
             I had command of said Co at that time Said Witherell
             received a wound on the side of his head by a piece
             of shell on July 3d.  After that he complained many
             times of pain in his head much worse at times,
             and had trouble with his head at the time
             of his discharge from the service in June 1865.
             I have seen him several times since the war he
             complanes of paralysis of one side of his
             head.       Respectfully Yours
                             J.J. Bailey, Lieut Co B' 136th Rgt
                                
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