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June 12, 1784, Frederick, Quakers, for exemption from militia duty.

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November 11, 1796, Frederick, Opposed to exempting Quakers and Menonists from militia duty. [10 identical petitions]

November 11, 1796, Frederick, Opposed to exempting Quakers and Menonists from militia duty. [10 identical petitions]

June 12, 1784, Frederick, Quakers, for exemption from militia duty.

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Society of Friends to Congress, Tuesday, February 24, 1863 (Memorial requesting exemption from conscription)

October 24, 1793, Frederick, For repeal of act exempting members of certain religious sects from militia duty.

Fergus Peniston to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, December 28, 1864 (Requests tax exemption)

November 11, 1796, Frederick, Opposed to exempting Quakers and Menonists from militia duty. [10 identical petitions]

December 10, 1785, Miscellaneous, Menonist Church, for exemption from militia duty.

An alphabetical assessment-list of all the commissioned and staff officers of Virginia militia, and of all free persons exempt from militia duty in the county of within the bounds of the regiment and owning any property taxed in the Commissioner

November 17, 1786, Shenandoah, Opposed to exemption of Quakers and "Mineasts" from militia duty.

Abraham Lincoln papers: Series 1. General Correspondence. 1833-1916: Benjamin B. French to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, July 12, 1864 (Capitol police should be exempt from militia duty)

June 12, 1784, Frederick, Quakers, for exemption from militia duty.

November 21, 1796, Shenandoah, For repeal of act exempting Quakers and Menonists from militia duty.

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