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Searching for: +path:ny-military +(+date:sep +date:2000)
Viewing 1-19 of 19 matches from 36,135,492 documents
1. [NY-Mil] Re: NY-Military-D Digest V00 #161 [1]
Hi Bryan, I know of a book that might have your guy listed. It is called "Military Minutes of the Council of Appointment of the State of New York, 1783-1821", Compiled and Edited by Hugh Hastings, State Historian 1901. Published by the State of New York. It is a 3 volume publication, including the index volume. If your local library doesn't have it you may be able to arrange for an inter-library loan. Hope this helps. Bob Blakeslee, Phoenix AZ
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Does the Army have records I could trace into? For instance I am looking for William M. Dietrich, who was discharged at the Separation Center in Fort Dix New Jesey on November 16, 1945, after serving w/the HQ CO 1st 186th Infantry. How can I find this guy? Am I missing pertinent information? thanks.
3. [NY-Mil] What does Associated Exempts mean? [1]
Dear Friends ~ Can someone answer as to what Associated Exempts mean concerning a John Chamberlain of the Dutchess Co Militia Regiment listed under Capt. Abraham Schenk, on page 154 of NY in the Revolution Vol. 1, Dutchess Co Militia, Regiment of Minute men? He is listed as an enlisted man, but I can't seem to understand what this means. Does this mean they were exempt from serving any longer, and why was that? I also found another John Chamberlain listed under Col. Lewis Dubois( or duboy)[sic] He was li
4. RE: [NY-Mil] War of 1812 roll list [1]
Have you gotten their military service records from the National Archives? That should tell which units they were in. They would also have a pension file if the soldier or a dependent applied for one. The NY State Archives should also have their pay records, which would list their units. -----Original Message----- From: Bryan_A_Cass@idx.com [mailto:Bryan_A_Cass@idx.com] Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2000 10:38 AM To: NY-Military-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NY-Mil] War of 1812 roll list To: NY-Military-L
5. [NY-Mil] 157 Regiment, NY Militia [1]
I've just discovered that Peter BILLINGTON served in the 157 Regiment, NY Militia in the War of 1812. Can anyone tell me where I can find out the area of NY that men in that regiment came from? Any help would be much appreciated! Mary Liller MLiller900@aol.om
6. [NY-Mil] Re: NY-Military-D Digest V00 #158 [1]
In a message dated 9/9/00 11:02:27 PM Eastern Daylight Time, NY-Military-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << cindy@cs.cornell.edu >> Hi Cindy, just be chance if you know where he lived after the war you could check the county clerk/town clerks office for his honorable discharge records, most veterans filed them upon returning home. In most cases they have the records predating WW1 and for family members my county (Orange) does not even charge a fee. Glenn
7. [NY-Mil] War of 1812 roll list [1]
To: NY-Military-L I would like to see if my ancestor Aaron Case/Cass, or his son Josiah, was enrolled in the Dryden Company of the Cayuga Regiment, part of Gen. Wadsworth's Brigade. Aaron died while crossing the river at the Battle of Queenston Heights. Any help would certainly be appreciated! I've been looking for this information for a LONG TIME. :-) Thanks, Bryan Cass
8. [NY-Mil] Men buried at the 1st Ref Dutch Church Fishkill, NY [1]
Hello Fellow Researchers, I am hoping someone knows of these people and can tell me if any of them served in a war, so the proper markers can be placed on their graves at the First Reformed (Dutch) Church cemetery in Fishkill, NY. As my son has been working on recording every headstone, we have come across these men and wonder if they may be eligible for recognition. Part of his Eagle Scout Project is to try to determine if there are any veterans in need of plaques and flags on Memorial Day, as NONE
9. [NY-Mil] War of 1812--Brooklyn Encampment [1]
My ancestor, Lawrence TRAVIS (Trevis-Travers) served in the 144th NY Militia in Saratoga County, NY under Lt. Colonel Hezekiah Ketchum beginning 23 May 1812 and extending at least through 1818. >From 08 Sep 1814 to 10 Dec 1814, he served as a Lieutenant in Captain David Gordon's Company of NY Detached Militia in the Regiment commanded by Lt. Colonel David Rogers. The service was described as the Brooklyn Encampment. Can anyone tell me anything about this Brooklyn Encampment or about these military units o
10. [NY-Mil] James Stuart VEDDER [1]
James Stuart VEDDER enlisted in New York (Probably Schenectady) for the Civil War. He was in Co. F., 12th Infantry. Is anyone researching this soldier? He applied for a pension and was living in Texas.
11. [NY-Mil] Adonijah Fulton, William Aber jr [1]
these were my gggrandads brother and gggrandmas brother respectfully was wondering what info exists on their service records? thanks Stephen.
12. [NY-Mil] Re: War of 1812 inquiry [1]
Thanks, Bob! I will look for the book. We'll track this guy down yet! :-) Bryan Hi Bryan, I know of a book that might have your guy listed. It is called "Military Minutes of the Council of Appointment of the State of New York, 1783-1821", Compiled and Edited by Hugh Hastings, State Historian 1901. Published by the State of New York. It is a 3 volume publication, including the index volume. If your local library doesn't have it you may be able to arrange for an inter-library loan. Hope this helps
13. RE: [NY-Mil] War of 1812 Research [1]
If he served from NY, you can also get his pay records from the state archives (SARA). -----Original Message----- From: Rcb422@aol.com [mailto:Rcb422@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 11:28 PM To: NY-Military-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NY-Mil] War of 1812 Research In a message dated 9/20/2000 7:01:33 PM Mountain Daylight Time, NY-Military-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << My relative Lawrence Swinyer b in Canada as Laurent Chouinard in 1792 is said to have served in the War of 1812. To date I
14. [NY-Mil] War of 1812 Research [1]
In a message dated 9/20/2000 7:01:33 PM Mountain Daylight Time, NY-Military-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << My relative Lawrence Swinyer b in Canada as Laurent Chouinard in 1792 is said to have served in the War of 1812. To date I have not been able to find any records for this service. He also used the names Swinger/Sweenier/Swiney. Any advice as to where to look for these records? Thank you very much! Jeanne >> Jeanne, If he served in New York, there is a set of books (3 or 4 volum
15. [NY-Mil] Civil War Pension Files [1]
Two of my 2g-grandfathers served in the same company in the Civil War and I sent for their pension files from the National Archives (NARA). They sent me one of them but didn't find the other. It seemed a little odd to me that there was no pension file -- he died in 1879 but his widow lived until 1912 and by all indications could have used the money -- but I didn't pursue it further. Recently ancestry.com put images of the Civil War pension index cards online for their "premium" subscribers. I did a sear
16. [NY-Mil] Re: NY-Military-D Digest V00 #159 [1]
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17. [NY-Mil] sorry [1]
they served in the civil war . Adonijah and William.
18. [NY-Mil] Medal meaning [1]
Hi list Could someone tell me what a medal called "Sampson" with bar was awarded for--awarded to a marine someware between the Philipine insurrection and WW1. Thanks John -- Researching- Scanlon-Rutherford-McBride Kepple-McKulchyk-Rempo-Burns-Horton Marshall-McCann-Tominey ---------- Get your own FREE, personal Netscape Webmail account today at http://home.netscape.com/webmail/
19. [NY-Mil] War of 1812 Lookup Please [1]
Good Morning, My relative Lawrence Swinyer b in Canada as Laurent Chouinard in 1792 is said to have served in the War of 1812. To date I have not been able to find any records for this service. He also used the names Swinger/Sweenier/Swiney. Any advice as to where to look for these records? Thank you very much! Jeanne
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