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1. [NY-Mil] Andersonville Prison etc. [1]
Hello Listers, I want to thank Kevin for sharing info. at his web site re. Andersonville Prison etc. and for his volunteer work there. I just finished reading a book by Robert Knox Sneden, "Eye of the Storm, a Civil War Odyssey", edited by Charles F. Bryan Jr., and Nelson D. Lankford, 2000. This book is an edited version of an actual Civil War diary written by Mr. Sneden. Very interesting. I recomend it to all who are researching Civil War history, especially those of you who are researching New
2. [NY-Mil] Gettysburg [1]
Hi Folks, My name is Ted Myers, I do civil war look-ups and research. I have a list of 932 men killed and 544 mortally wound soldier's from NY regiments that fought at the battle of Gettysburg. the regiments range from the 39th NY Infantry to the 157th NY Infantry. Plus the 9th and 10th NY Cavalry regiments. I would be glad to do a look- up for anyone interested. Ted
3. [NY-Mil] Civil War Burials in Sidney, Delaware,NY [1]
I got this newsclip from my Dad, who still lives in Sidney. He knows how much time I spend online hunting for "treasures" . He and Shirley hope that someone on one of the maillists I belong to may recognize the name of an ancestor and be able to fill in the blanks in the service records of these veterans. (This is not the entire article..only the names of the individuals mentioned.) March 28,2001 Tri-Town News Sidney,NY In Prospect Hill Cemetery Search Nears Completion For Graves Of Civil War Veterans S
4. [NY-Mil] RE: Civil War Bounty [1]
I haven't heard of bounties being given to POWs but bounties are frequently shown on the soldier's military service record, which you can get from the National Archives and Records Administration. Bounties were frequently given for enlistments and reenlistments and were usually paid in installments. The amount of the bounty varied depending upon how much the state needed to offer in order to fulfill its quota. Unlike previous wars, bounty land was not given to Civil War soldiers by the Federal Government
5. [NY-Mil] Civil War Bounty [1]
Does anyone know if there was a bounty given by the government for being a prisoner of war during the Civil War? My relative was only a prisoner of war for five days from March 25, 1865, to March 30, 1865, but I was wondering if there such a thing as a bounty granted? Thanks for any information that you might be able to provide. Bobbi Varney
6. [NY-Mil] unscribe [1]
> > From: NY-Military-D-request@rootsweb.com > Date: 2001/04/14 Sat AM 02:00:46 EDT > To: NY-Military-D@rootsweb.com > Subject: NY-Military-D Digest V01 #33 > > NY-Military-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 33 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [NY-Mil] George CHURCH [Leslie Kraus > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from NY-Military-D, send a message to > > NY-Military-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubs
7. Re: [NY-Mil] Gettysburg [1]
Hi Ted, Im looking for information on origins of the Von Beck Rifles, 102d NYSV who fought at Culps Hill. I believe the unit was named, after George F. von Beck of Rondout (Kingston) NY. The information I have prior to the Civil war is that about 1850 in Rondout, New York, George von Beck organized the Harrison Guards and was elected captain of the company, provided a drill room at his own expense, and instructed the unit in manual of arms and military discipline. (He had been an Ordnance Office
8. [NY-Mil] Need some expert help [1]
I am trying to figure out how my Grogan ancestors ended up in Petersburgh, NY in 1790. I have amassed a lot of paper from the NARA of pay envelopes and a Bounty land Warrant Record card. Can anyone help me through this mess and give me some pointers? I also have a guy in the war of 1812. I have a theory that the Grogan I have paperwork for was our original Grogan and somehow after the war he got land up in Petersburgh which is right on the NY Mass VT border. He was in the 2nd regiment of the NY Contine
9. RE: [NY-Mil] George CHURCH [1]
You can get military service records from the National Archives and Records Administration: http://www.nara.gov/research/ordering/milordr.html Unfortunately, most the personnel records for 20th century soldiers were destroyed in a 1973 fire but some information might be available from other records. -----Original Message----- From: Leslie Kraus [mailto:krausl@aurora.sunyocc.edu] Sent: Friday, April 13, 2001 4:12 PM To: NY-Military-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NY-Mil] George CHURCH Hi, I'm new to the list,
10. [NY-Mil] George CHURCH [1]
Hi, I'm new to the list, and I am not sure what info is necessary - however, all I know is that in the 1900 federal NY census, in Auburn NY, George CHURCH was listed as a soldier. He was born in 1877 in RI and moved to NY around 1899. In the 1909 Auburn directory, it said that George removed to South America. Now, I have researched some conflicts that were going on at the time, and I found that troops were sent in to Nicaragua in 1909. How does one find info on line for veterans of the Spanish America
11. [NY-Mil] Haarlem Heights NY 1815 [1]
List, Could anyone offer suggestions on records to search for information on a British military officer with connection to Haarlem Heights NY? I found a reference to his wife's death notice online in a NY marriages and deaths search. She died in 1815 in Haarlem Heights, NY. The notice is from The New York Weekly Museum, also known as the Impartial Gazeteer and Saturday Evening Post, and Ladies' Weekly Museum, printed in NY 1799-1817. I am not experienced with researching a British Military officer in th
12. [NY-Mil] 1812 General Tupper [1]
Would anyone know where I can find more about General Tupper and his brigade of Militia? I think they served at Fort Meigs, Fort McArthur, went into Ohio... included men from VT and New York? Thanks, This is for a person who is visiting from Colorado. Any place I could look that you might suggest would be helpful. Jean Sanders Haverhil MA
13. [NY-Mil] CW Disch Papers-Wm. STROMBERG-54th NY [1]
I have purchased the Civil War discharge papers of William STROMBERG, Private, Cowatchs Co. E, 54th New York Volunteers. He enlisted 4 Oct 1861, discharged 14 May 1862. I got this at auction in Indiana, and would like to get back to the family for the $40 purchase price plus actual postage costs. Sandy
14. [NY-Mil] KLINCK [1]
Seeking information on George and Stephen Klinck and their service in the Civil War. George was in the NY 3rd Calvary, Heavy Artillery. Stephen was in the 114th NY Volunteers. Haven't been able to find out a lot, so anything would be helpful. Thanks, Georgiana Abbott Norris
15. Re: [NY-Mil] Gettysburg [1]
Good Morning: Would you please see if you have anything on a Mortimer Many? He was in the 36th and 56th NY during the Civil War.. Thank You ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, April 16, 2001 5:56 PM Subject: [NY-Mil] Gettysburg > Hi Folks, > My name is Ted Myers, I do civil war look-ups > and research. I have a list of 932 men killed > and 544 mortally wound soldier's from NY > regiments that fought at the battle of Gettysburg. > the
16. [NY-Mil] Andersonville National POW site [1]
I would like to welcome those of you new to this site and tell you there are some really great folks who are willing to help just for the asking. I, myself do Volunteer research at Andersonville Civil War Prison in Andersonville Georgia. Any research I do is absolutely at NO cost and I am willing to do what I can. My sources are the following....... There are 2 online databases to do lookups.....One by name...one by Company and Regiment. I also have a copy of the Dorence Atwater Death list which
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