1890 Special Schedule

	1890 Special Schedule.-Surviving Soldiers, Sailors, andMarines, and Widows, etc
	S.D.:_2__ ; E.D.:__145 A__ ; Minor Civil Division: Michigan Page _4_
	From Schedule No. 1		Names of Surviving Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines, and Widows.	Rank	Company	Name of Regiment or Vessel	Date of Enlistment	Date of Discharge	Length of Service
	House No.	Family No.
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
Add	848	856		Private
41			William B martin							41
	25	31		Private
42			Michael Madden							42

43										43

44										44

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46										46

47										47

48										48

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50										50
	Post-Office Address				Disability Incurred			Remarks
Add	10				11			12
41	#602 - Janes St.									41
42	#308 - Webster St.									42
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50										50
	Note.-- The provision of the act of March 1, 1889, under which this special enumeration of survivors of the war of the rebellion is
	made, reads as follows:
	That said superintendent shall, under the authority of the Secretary of the Interior, cause to be take on special schedule of inquiry, according to such for as he may prescribe,
	the names, organizations, and length of service of those who had served in the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps of the United Staes in the war of the rebellion, and who are survivors
	at the time of said inquiry, and the widows of soldier, sailors, or marines.
	The entries concerning each survivor or widow should be carefully and accurately made, so that the printed reports may contain only
	thoroughly trustworthy information.
	Spaces are provided on this special schedule for the entry of fifty names, or, more properly, terms of service. The spaces are numbered
	consecutively from 1 to 50, and cover the four pages comprised in each schedule. The inquireies made concerning each survivor or widow
	call for the repetition of the number of the house and family as returned on the general population schedule (No. 1), the name, rank, com-
	pany, regiment or vessel, date of enlistment, date of discharge, and length of service (in years, months, and days) on the upper half of each
	page, and the post-office address, disability incurred, and general remarks on the lower half of each page. The column headed "Remarks"
	is intended to be used to cover any point not included in the foregoing inquiries, and which are necessary to a complete statement of a person's
	term of service in any one organization.
	In the case of persons having served in more than one organization, use as many spaces as may be necessary to cover their various
	terms of service. In the case of widows of deceased soldiers, sailors, or marines, make the entry of her name on the dotted lines, as follows:
	Mary J., widow of filling out the record of his service during the war, and giving under "Post-office address" the present address of his widow.
	Brown, James H.,