Transcribed and submitted by Lynn Tooley

Towns included in this Mortality Schedule: Blenheim.

Blenheim

George W. Champlin - 23; entered service 23 Aug 1861; 134 Regt,; Pvt.;134
	Regt.; Pvt. George W. Champlin died in New York City of sickness acquired
	in the service.

Henry Vroman - 21; entered service 23 Aug 1861; 134 Regt.; Pvt.;134 Regt.;
	Pvt. Henry Vroman died of sickness which was acquired in the service,
	and starvation while a prisoner at Richmond.

Joseph Mc Kee - 21; entered service -- Oct 1861; 144 Regt.; Pvt.; 144 Regt.;
	Pvt. Joseph Mc Kee died from wounds recieved in battle. His body was
	brought home to his friends. Place of Burial - North Blenheim.

Jermiah Berry - 20; entered service -- Sep 1862; 134 Regt.; Pvt.; 134 Regt.; Pvt.

Charles Stoker - 34; entered service -- Aug 1861; 134 Regt.; Pvt.; 134 Regt.;Pvt.


Remarks [by Enumerator]: For the number of Volunteers that have served
	during the late war, they have almost [all] been discharged honorably
	from the service, and have been for the most part healthy. Some few
	remain in the service. This town has paid some $59,000 for bounties
	by taxation and voluntary subscriptions during the late rebellion. The
	above are all who have died or been killed in the late war from this
	town. The rest are classed in the army.


All of the above were listed as citizens and volunteers. Many columns were
	left blank - GHR