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Abstract of Claims to Pensions, &c.

Taken from the Sessional Papers, 32 Victoria 1869, (75).

Corps. Rank Names Report of Prin. Med. Officer Class Recommendations by the Adjutant

General

York Rifles Private Chas. T. Robertson Permanently unfit for service or usual occupation   Was recommended in the first summary of claims sanctioned by the Executive Council, for a pension of 20 cents a da from 1st July. This proves to be utterly insufficient. Recommended for a gratuity of $50, for a pension of $110 per annum from 1st July, 1866, and that $81 be paid on his account to the Imperial Purveyor's Department, for charges incurred while in Hospital.
Lucan Company do Thos. H. Hodgins Died from disease contracted on service   Pension of $110 to widow, and of $27 to each of three children until they respectively attain the disqualifying age, from May 1st, 1867. Also $32.50 for medical attendant.
Stratford Rifles do Samuel Gillespie Sickness contracted on service   $80 for himself, to include all charges for nursing, &c.
Brockville Rifles do John Mulvaney Died from disease contracted at Camp at Cornwall   Gratuity to his Father of $53.25 (representing 71 day's pay).
Queen's Own Rifles Corporal John Connor Died from disease contracted on service   Was granted a pension of 35 cents a day. Has since died. Recommended that in place of the above pension the usual Widow's pension of $110 per annum be granted to his mother, Mary Connor, commencing from 17th February, 1867.
St. John's Troop of Cavalry Trooper A.E. Marchand Fatal disease contracted on service   Gratuity of $50. Pension of $110, to commence 1st July, 1866. Medical expenses, $175 to Dr. Wight.
Prince of Wales' Regt Private Robert martin Died from disease contracted on service   $110 per annum to be paid to his father. $50 to medical attendant, Dr. McCallum.
26th Middlesex do Wm. Newell Unfit for usual occupation for six weeks Compensation 6 weeks, $33. Dr. Somerville, $10.
Ottawa Battalion Corporal Maurice Flynn Loss of time for 15 months from disease contracted on service   $250 as compensation, $47 Hospital expenses, $18 board, &c. Applicant to be examined at the end of 12 months.
16th Battalion Private Edwin Peterson Loss of time for 42 days from disease contracted on service   Compensation, $31.50 (42 days at 75¢).
do do George Tuttle Died from disease contracted on service   $84 to his father, Thos. Tuttle, for maintenance. Medical account, $40.50.
do do John Tuttle Loss of time for six months from disease contacted on service   Compensation, $110, Medical account, $33.50.
do Sergeant J.C. North Loss of time, 6 weeks, from disease contracted on service   Compensation, $42 (42 days at $1 per day). Medical account $13.25.
do Private Wellington Philips Loss of time, 42 days, from disease contracted on service    Compensation, $31.50 (42 days at 75cts. per day). Medical account $6.
do Corporal W.J. Hollingsworth Loss of time, 42 days, from disease contracted on service   Compensation, $35.70 (42 days at 85 cts.per day). Medical attendance, $15.50.
do Sergeant W.H. Clapp Loss of time, 197 days, from disease contracted on service   Compensation, $197 (197 days at $1 per day).
do Private James Handley Loss of time, 42 days, from disease contracted on service   Compensation, $31.50 (42 days at 75 cts.). Medical account $8.75.
do Corporal James Minaker Loss of time, 42 days, from disease contracted on service   Compensation, $35.70 (42 days at 85 cts.). Medical account $12.
do Private Christo. Goldsmith Died from disease contracted on service.   Compensation, $21 (loss of time from 18th June to 15th July), to his father, John J. Goldsmith. Medical account, $26.50.
do do John Ackerman Loss of time, 62 days, from disease contracted on service   Compensation, $46.50. (Loss of time from 19th June to 20th August). Medical account, $6.
do Captain M. Werden Loss of time, 6 weeks, from disease contracted on service   Compensation, $100. Medical account, $24.50.
Victoria Rifles Private James Douglas Loss of time, 2 months, from disease contracted on service.    Compensation, $45, (two months at 75cts. per day.) Expenses $80. Medical account $10.
Stratford Rifles do Samuel Gillespie Loss of time, 38 days, from disease contracted on service    Compensation, $28.50, (33 days at 75cts.) Medical account $30.
Drumbo Infantry Co. do John Cockburn Loss of time, 40 days, from disease contracted on service   Compensation, $30, (40 days at 75cts.) Medical account $30.
Royal Light Infantry Corporal Thos. McIntosh Loss of time, 152 days, from disease contracted on service   $100. Payment in full of compensation.
Stratford Rifle Company Bugler John Dearlove Loss of time, 49 days, from disease contracted on service   Compensation $36.75 (49 days at 75 cts.)

(Signed,) P.L. MacDougall, Colonel, A.G.M.

Montreal, April 20, 1867


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