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Photo taken in 1864 of the regiment when it was mustered out of service.

This shows a general trendline for Phillips's use of specific health complaints throughout his pension file.

This resource shows that Phillips was reported wounded (unsigned) at the Battle of Malvern Hill on July 1, 1862. Phillips would later describe this as a gunshot wound, but medical records later in life are inconclusive and sometimes contradictory…

The end of the road for Amos! His death from septicemia, likely caused by paralysis suffered in a fall from a ladder the previous year, brought an end to his personal story of post-Civil War activities.

In Blenheim House, the attic is filled with the signatures and drawings of hundreds of Union soldiers. At some point during the war, Amos put his name on the wall of Blenheim. Why? His motives can be speculated but not proven. Perhaps he was…

This is a photograph of Amos Phillips' grave marker

This is a word cloud created in Voyant mined for terms related to health complaints from Amos Phillips's pension record.