File:Oath of Allegiance taken in Camp Douglas in 1863.jpg

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DescriptionOath of Allegiance taken in Camp Douglas in 1863.jpg	Oath of Allegiance taken by Susan Burbridge from Logan County, Kentucky, on September 18, 1863 in Camp Douglas, Chicago. Note: There was no general requirement for women to pledge the oath of allegiance during the Civil War. Some women did take the oath in order to file a claim for confiscated property, to draw rations from the Union Army, or to be married.
Date	18 September 1863
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Author	National Archives

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