Dear Marie, Here is info about Orange County Genealogical Society: ORANGE COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 101 Main Street, Goshen, NY 10924 The Orange County Genealogical Society (OCGS) was formed in 1971 and is now commencing its 29th Year. The purposes of the Society are to encourage genealogical research, collect and preserve genealogical and family papers making them available for study, and educate the public as to the importance of genealogical research for the preservation of the family --- past, present and future. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in genealogy. Monthly meetings are the 1st Saturday of the month at 9AM. Most meetings are followed by a guest speaker on a genealogical or historical subject. The Society has 6 major working Committees that are responsible for its success: The Program Committee puts on an Annual Seminar and an Annual Dinner each May, organizes the Genealogy Classes, and arranges for our guest speakers. The Research Room Committee staffs our facilities in the 1841 Courthouse. They are constantly acquiring new materials to help researchers by either purchase or donation. They arrange for bookbinding and other preservation projects. OCGS has one of the most extensive Genealogical collections in the area. The hours are as follows: EVERY MONDAY & FRIDAY MORNINGS (Except Holidays) 8:30 - 1200 FIRST & THIRD TUESDAY EVENINGS (Of Each Month) 6:30 - 9:30 FIRST & THIRD WEDNESDAY ALL DAY (Of Each Month) 8:30 - 4:00 THIRD SATURDAY ALL DAY (Of Each Month) 9:00 - 4:00 FIRST SATURDAY AFTERNOON (After meeting & program) 12:00 - 4:00 The Editorial Committee publishes a 12 page fact-filled Quarterly Journal every three months and an annual index. Back issues are available for purchase which offer hours of interesting reading. The Membership Committee constantly maintains a file of our nearly 1,000 members across the nation, Canada, and other countries. Annual dues are only $10.00 per year which entitle you to our Quarterly Journal, free queries, and a chance to do some volunteer work if you prefer. A five year membership is available for $45.00 Life membership is available for $175.00. You may send a stamped self-addressed envelope to the Society and request information about membership or visit us in Goshen and inquire in person. The Publications Committee manages the Society's "Items Offered For Sale" and the mailing of the Quarterly Journal. New items that would aid Orange County researchers are constantly being added. You may send a stamped self-addressed business size envelope to the Society and request a copy of the publications list or request the list from this address to be sent by email. Please put OCGS BOOK LIST in the subject area. The Correspondence Committee will answer short, to the point requests for information. Please sum up your request in one paragraph, include a stamped self-addressed envelope, and perhaps a small donation of a dollar or two to cover copying costs. You may request information about the Society or a list of items for sale in the same letter. Only regular mail is used by this committee due to the large volume of requests they receive. They have no means of receiving email and they do not have a web site. Throughout the past 28 years the Society has undertaken many projects that it has felt useful to the genealogical world. We have published 3 Cemetery books and are currently working on our 4th. We have reprinted the 3 major Orange County Histories with new indexes to make them easy to use. We have worked closely with other organizations and libraries and shared resources with them to make information more readily available. The Orange County Genealogical Society welcomes new members and appreciates all those who offer so much of their volunteer time. ___ ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Hi Ed -- Don't give up hope yet!! You CAN and SHOULD take action to stop further infringement of your pre-eminent copyright. First... I'm no lawyer... and I don't live in the US... but when I last looked into the matter of copyright several years ago, I was told by a lawyer here in Canada, something to the effect that it is "common law" in virtually every country with copyright laws that it is not "legally" necessary for the original author of a work to place a "notice of copyright" on it. The "right" simply exists as a matter of law and belongs to the author. (same thing with works of art -- much more enforceable if the work is also signed, however -- and today, even with software programs -- all termed "intellectual property"). He went on to inform me that the reason for placing a "formal notice" of a copyright on a work is that it becomes easier in a court of law to "prove one's case" in the event of bringing a lawsuit for copyright infringement before the courts. A key element to be proven in any such case is normally that your claim to ownership can be proven to pre-date the infringer's claim. In your case, you have the "deposit" records of the organizations with whom you placed copies of you work, among many other sources of proof that you no doubt still possess (working drafts, notes etc.) It also helps to be able to show how your work found its way into the hands of the infringer. Finally, you still own the copyright... despite someone else's (invalid) claim. You should contact them and inform them as to your ownership of copyright and have all the credits etc restored... ... First, however, I'd talk to a lawyer... As I understand the profession in both the US and Canada, there is often no charge for the first 20-30 minutes to discuss your case and determine its merits. Copyright infringement is not new... there have been some really big cases in the US... tho' your work might be in a somewhat smaller "league of its own", and not give rise to any large contingency fees.... but DO check into who has infringed on your copyright... they might have deeper pockets than you think. Good luck...// Gord HINES (in Regina SK Canada) EHarr76546@cs.com wrote: > Subject: Isn't this PLAGIARISM? And what do we do about it? Resent-Date: Wed, 8 Sep 1999 12:46:10 -0700 (PDT) Resent-From: GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wed, 8 Sep 1999 15:45:29 EDT From: EHarr76546@cs.com To: GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com > PLAGIARIZE - "to take and use as one's own the writing or > ideas of another" - The American Heritage Dictionary. > > In 1994 I compiled a list of the 4000+ burials since 1816 in > Evergreen Hill Cemetery in Corfu, NY. Data came from several > sources - ALL cited in an "Acknowledgements" and discussed in > an "Introduction". Also included are computer-drawn plot "maps" > and a brief history of the cemetery (with source citations). > All known burials are tabulated alphabetically with married > women cross-listed by maiden name when known. Individual data > include death/interment date, grave location referenced to the > "maps", and in many cases, birth date/place, military service, > spouse(s) and limited genealogical information (mostly on my > family members). > > Monetary reward was never my goal. Complimentary copies of the > 90 page product were deposited at the Genesee Co. Hist. Library, > at the Richmond Mem. Lib. in Batavia, and with the E.H. Cemetery > Assn. Copies were also given to some individuals who expressed > an interest in the work. I have also done, and will continue to > do, many look-ups for fellow genealogists. (My email > address has been listed on the Genesee Co. Genweb page > cemetery look-ups for a couple of years!) > > Where does PLAGIARISM come into the picture? While surfing the > Web, I visited <http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygags/index.htm> and > followed the links to Genesee County Cemeteries. There I was > surprised to find all of my Evergreen Hill Cemetery data (except > the maps) duplicated, including my family's genealogical > information. The cemetery's history is there (with no source > citations), but gone are the "Acknowledgements" and > "Introduction" sections and ANY reference to me as the compiler > of the information. It appears that the only things added are > the announcement "Copyright (c) 1998 by [name withheld]" and > a warning that copies may not be made without permission of > the copyrighter. > > I did not copyright my material. A mistake I guess! But, > doesn't courtesy demand what the law apparently does not - that > the source of information be properly cited when it is reproduced? > Will other volunteers be willing to spend months digging through > handwritten records, walking through cemeteries, checking and > rechecking the data, and compiling their results only to have > someone else reproduce it all with a copyright? Do we need to > proceed with a degree of caution that would make a Philadelphia > lawyer smile? Or can we do our work, exchange information, > discuss, give credit where credit is due, and all benefit in > the long run? > > Ed Harrison > EJHarrison@compuserve.com > > P.S. I have also compiled the burials in Alabama Center > Cemetery, Alabama, NY. Copies of this have not been > distributed or placed on the Internet (yet). However, > I will do look-ups for anyone interested. > > ==== GEN-NYS Mailing List ==== > Have you considered joining the Rootsweb Genealogical Data > Cooperative? > http://www.rootsweb.com/

I am replying to the following message from you: > Do we need to proceed with a degree of caution that would >make a Philadelphia lawyer smile? Or can we do our work, >exchange information, discuss, give credit where credit is due, >and all benefit in the long run? This is an excellent comment, Ed. May you be applauded and revered by many for your work, dedication, and kindness, and may those who take advantage of others knowingly be justly rewarded for duplicity. Amen, Carma

Dear Ed My sincerest sympathies. What a rotten thing to do. Small comfort to know that you did the work and that it has helped innumerable people. Your message brought me up short in another respect. I researched, compiled and wrote a 200 pg "compendium of information" re the life of "A Mecklenburg NY Farm Family 1905-1919." I too distributed it to appropriate libraries and historical societies. (If I ever get my scanner hooked up I plan to offer it to the Schuyler Co Rootsweb site). Bottom line -- I never copyrighted it. Do you know how one goes about it? Again, sorry for what happened to you and thanks for the timely warning. Dee Watt Stratford CT (but forever an Ithacan) Searching Dickens, Kennedy, VanFleete

i wrote earlier; See this page for a bibliography by USAMHI; http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/CivilWar/CWUnits/ny/inf/96inf.htm and of course, the Carlisle Barracks has updated their site since I last visited. Probably would be best to bookmark this site; http://carlisle-www.army.mil/ There is a search engine on that page. It looks like the new page would be http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/bibliographies/civilwar/cwunits/ny/inf/96inf.doc [but i'm having Netscape problems, and can't open it] Sorry for driving anyone nuts with a bad URL. jim

I think the page was great Cindy, it filled in several holes for me. Any chance of getting the charts added? George -----Original Message----- From: Ghost Hunter <gosthunt@capital.net> To: GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com <GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 5:20 PM Subject: Re: Coming Soon to the ANNEKE JANS Web Page >I'll get the address right yet! > >http://genweb.net/~cindy/Anneke/page0.htm > >The Quackenbosch/Quackenbush Family Page >http://members.xoom.com/quackenbosch >- > >>Hello Fellow Listers: >> >>Just wanted to let everyone know that Mr. Bogardus sent photocopies of the >>original copy of Anneke Jans will in the old Dutch. I will do my very best >>to keep the pictures small so it doesn't take too long to load. >> >>Just for my own curiosity, What do you all think of the page? I >appreciate >>the input. Mr. Bogardus is also interested. >> >>Thanks for your time. >>Cindy >> >>Anneke Jans & Everardus Bogardus Association Web Page >>http://genweb.net/Anneke/page0.htm >> >>The Quackenbosch/Quackenbush Family Page >>http://members.xoom.com/quackenbosch >> > >______________________________

PLAGIARIZE - "to take and use as one's own the writing or ideas of another" - The American Heritage Dictionary. In 1994 I compiled a list of the 4000+ burials since 1816 in Evergreen Hill Cemetery in Corfu, NY. Data came from several sources - ALL cited in an "Acknowledgements" and discussed in an "Introduction". Also included are computer-drawn plot "maps" and a brief history of the cemetery (with source citations). All known burials are tabulated alphabetically with married women cross-listed by maiden name when known. Individual data include death/interment date, grave location referenced to the "maps", and in many cases, birth date/place, military service, spouse(s) and limited genealogical information (mostly on my family members). Monetary reward was never my goal. Complimentary copies of the 90 page product were deposited at the Genesee Co. Hist. Library, at the Richmond Mem. Lib. in Batavia, and with the E.H. Cemetery Assn. Copies were also given to some individuals who expressed an interest in the work. I have also done, and will continue to do, many look-ups for fellow genealogists. (My email address has been listed on the Genesee Co. Genweb page cemetery look-ups for a couple of years!) Where does PLAGIARISM come into the picture? While surfing the Web, I visited <http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygags/index.htm> and followed the links to Genesee County Cemeteries. There I was surprised to find all of my Evergreen Hill Cemetery data (except the maps) duplicated, including my family's genealogical information. The cemetery's history is there (with no source citations), but gone are the "Acknowledgements" and "Introduction" sections and ANY reference to me as the compiler of the information. It appears that the only things added are the announcement "Copyright (c) 1998 by [name withheld]" and a warning that copies may not be made without permission of the copyrighter. I did not copyright my material. A mistake I guess! But, doesn't courtesy demand what the law apparently does not - that the source of information be properly cited when it is reproduced? Will other volunteers be willing to spend months digging through handwritten records, walking through cemeteries, checking and rechecking the data, and compiling their results only to have someone else reproduce it all with a copyright? Do we need to proceed with a degree of caution that would make a Philadelphia lawyer smile? Or can we do our work, exchange information, discuss, give credit where credit is due, and all benefit in the long run? Ed Harrison EJHarrison@compuserve.com P.S. I have also compiled the burials in Alabama Center Cemetery, Alabama, NY. Copies of this have not been distributed or placed on the Internet (yet). However, I will do look-ups for anyone interested.

Again this list comes thru with great help in guiding me to the right place for the needed info. Thanks to all who sent links for my Snug Harbor request.

I just found out about a family connection with a Sailors Home at Snug Harbor, Staten Island. Does anyone have suggestions where to look for anything on this ? Thanks.

Can anyone tell me anything about the following two units that were formed during the American Revolution? Henry K. Van Rensselaer's Regiment (Albany County) Vanderburgh's Regiment of New York Militia Thanks. Kathy

This message is for Bev in Arizona who wrote me about Countryman after seeing my message to someone else about that surname. I am not researching the name Countryman. I was just responding to that person's question about the surname Countryman in the 1800 Otsego Co. NY census index. The information I sent her is below: Town of Otsego Countriman, Fredk. 30010 10010 (Countriman is spelled that way) Countryman, Henry 30010 00010 Countryman, Adam 10100 10100 Countryman, John 11001 22201 The 1800 Federal population census schedules give, for each family, the name of its head plus the number of family members (including the family head) in each of the following categories: Free white males under 10 years of age Free white males of 10 years and under 16 years of age Free white males of 16 years and under 26 years of age Free white males of 26 years and under 45 years of age Free white males of 45 years and over The second group of numbers is for females in the same age categories. Jayne perllan987@aol.com

I am seeking information on David who was married in Westchester County,City of Peekskill in 1842. I am looking for his parents. There are lots of CONKLIN'S IN Westchester county and so far have only been able to connect to a couple of cousins. WE all have about the same information and hoping to find someone else that may know more. Maybe just heard a story passed thru the family,anything. If you know anything at all,would appreciate hearing from you. Thank YOu Charlotte Charlotte E. Falkowski 1348 Pleasant Grove Rd. SW. McDonald,TN 37353-6030 423-479-5143 Researching the Following surnames:England: CLOSE,MASON,BROWN PA;MCCULLY,MCMASTERS,DAVIDSON,CAMPBELL,KING. NY: PENDLETON,CONKLIN,DUTCHER,THORN(E), ANYWHERE,ANYTIME: RANSLOW,RENSLOW. RENSLOW MAILING LIST. RENSLOW@L-AGS.ORG.

Looking for information my suspected 2nd and 3rd Great Grandparents. Jesse EVERETT, son of a MA Rev. War veteran, Richard EVERETT was in NH for the 1830 census and then appears in Steuben Co. in Troupsburg for the 1840 census and in Wheeler, Steuben Co, for the 1850, 1855 and 1860 census, at which time he was 76 years old (this proves a genealogical theory called conservation of age,... read below) and married to a Sally, 78 years old and born in MA. in the houshold were Levi EVERETT, apparently his son, and his wife Caroline. For the 1855 census, Jesse and Sally EVERETT are in the houshold of Levi EVERITT and Caroline, Levi is listed as the child of Jesse. Also, listed are Elson? son of Levi, and Samuel N. 36 m, apparently the son of Jesse and Sally EVERITT. Only 8 houses distant, are listed my suspected ggg Grandparents, Lewis Clark "Luke" EVERITT, (1855) 35 m b. Steuben Sarah A. (BORDEN?) 34 f wife b. Yates William L. 11 m Sarah M. (My gg Grandmother Sarah Jennie EVERITT?) 9 f Sally I 6 f Lydia A. 3 f and Anthony Comm? 59 m b. Montgomery Co. I believe Sarah BORDEN EVERETT may have been the daughter of Peter BORDEN of the town of Milo, Yates co. in the 1825 and 1830 census, or perhaps Cornelius BORDEN of the 1825 census in Barrington, Yates Co. One of the mysteries with this EVERETT family is the birth places of Levi and Lewis Clark EVERETT, listed as Steuben and NY State in various census, ... if they are the sons of Jesse EVERITT of NH, they should have been born in NH. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Mike Burnett mwburne@aol.com

A great aunt was a very accomplished seamstress in NYC from abt 1875 - 1895. Can anyone point me in the right direction to locate info on her? She was not listed in city directories. Would there be directories for the garment district area or for some sort of guild? Any suggestions will be most appreciated.....Her name was Wilhilminia "Minnie" Hacht. About 1896 she married Robert Schalkenbach. He died a millionaire several times over in 1924. Thanks in advance......... Patti Lakeville, MI

>>>>> "Marie" == Marie Thingelstad <rmariet@concentric.net> writes: Marie> I was wondering if anyone here would have the address and Marie> phone number of the Orange County Historical Society. Here you go! Orange County Genealogical Society 101 Main Street Goshen, NY 10924 The yearly dues are only $10 and the quarterly newsletter is a gold mine! -marc -- Marc Nozell <marc@nozell.com> http://www.nozell.com

[apologies to Marty for hi second copy of this-- but I saw the wrong address up there too late] Marty Irons <k2mi@juno.com> wrote: >We have the 1999 listing of NY soldiers, showing their >regiment(s)...but we don't know where their regiments were >formed. ?? What's this? Could you describe it in a bit of detail? [what was the original source?] >By now I feel sure someone has compiled this information >into one document. If you know its name and where it can >be purchased, please let me know. Phisterer's _NY in the War of the Rebellion _ is a 12 volume work that gives a few pages on each regiment, and a sentence or two about each of their officers. I would call it 'the bible' of NY Regiments, but I don't know about it's availability. I see individual volumes at bookfinder.com for around $100 each. I have limited access to that work, so I've never looked for another-- so if someone has another idea, please post it to the list. jim

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------3AD119578E3 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit This is part #3 of a three-email reply to Marty Irons who wrote: > Subject: NY regiments in the Civil War Resent-Date: Tue, 7 Sep 1999 14:59:04 -0700 (PDT) Resent-From: GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tue, 7 Sep 1999 17:51:03 -0400 From: Marty Irons <k2mi@juno.com> To: GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com > Hi NY Rooters, > > I would like to purchase a listing of all NY regiments in the > Civil War for use at the Orange County Genealogical Society. > > We have the 1999 listing of NY soldiers, showing their > regiment(s)...but we don't know where their regiments were > formed. > > By now I feel sure someone has compiled this information > into one document. If you know its name and where it can > be purchased, please let me know. > > Thanks in advance. > > Marty Irons, Goshen (Orange County), NY, k2mi@juno.com --------------3AD119578E3 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from listserv.indiana.edu (piano.ucs.indiana.edu [129.79.5.189]) by orion.sk.sympatico.ca (8.8.6/8.8.6) with ESMTP id JAA06585 for <ghines@SK.SYMPATICO.CA>; Tue, 16 Jun 1998 09:15:08 -0600 (CST) Received: from piano (129.79.5.189) by listserv.indiana.edu (LSMTP for Windows NT v1.1a) with SMTP id <0.96C1BBC0@listserv.indiana.edu>; Tue, 16 Jun 1998 10:14:46 -0500 Received: from LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU by LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU (LISTSERV-TCP/IP release 1.8c) with spool id 9929555 for NEWYORK-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU; Tue, 16 Jun 1998 10:14:46 -0500 Received: from mail.mlsonline.com (207.50.141.34) by listserv.indiana.edu (LSMTP for Windows NT v1.1a) with SMTP id <0.9602B180@listserv.indiana.edu>; Tue, 16 Jun 1998 10:14:45 -0500 X-UID: 00a997ad MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Message-ID: <fc.003e902500a99741003e902500a99741.a997ad@mlsonline.com> Date: Tue, 16 Jun 1998 11:09:31 -0400 Reply-To: Stu Hotchkiss <Stu_Hotchkiss@MLSONLINE.COM> Sender: "A genealogy list for New York state." <NEWYORK-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU> From: Stu Hotchkiss <Stu_Hotchkiss@MLSONLINE.COM> Subject: [NEWYORK] CW Reg's NYS Pt 3 of 3 Comments: To: LI-Rooters@aplusdata.com To: NEWYORK-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU Recently, and from time to time, there are inquiries about Civil War regiments. John Sering <olsarge@mail.bhm.bellsouth.net> recently posted these 3 web sites for information: http://www.snymor.edu/pages/library/local_history/sites/ http://www.tarleton.edu/activities/pages/facultypages/jones/unions.html http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/ I ran across a numerical listing of CW regiments that might provide a useful index to supplement the above, and it is herewith posted in 3 parts FYI. This is Part 3. Stu ********** (Concluded) >From "Military History of Wayne County, NY" by Lewis H. Clark. Pub. Lewis H. Clark, Hulett & Gaylord, Sodus, NY (1883) LIST OF THE VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS FROM THE STATE OF NEW YORK, WITH THEIR SPECIAL NAMES, PLACES OF ORGANIZATION, DATES OF MUSTER-IN AND MUSTER-OUT:- Reg. #___Name/Special Name___Place of Org.___Muster-In___Muster-Out___Final Muster-Out 185. __________Syracuse___9/29/1864___5/30/1865 186. __________Sackett's Harbor___9/26/1864___6/2/1865 187. __________Buffalo___10/12/1864___7/1/1865 188. __________Rochester___9/26/1864___7/1/1865 189. __________Elmira___9/26/1864___6/1/1865 190. __________New York City___4/7/1865 (one company)___5/3/1865 191. __________New York City___3/30 & 4/28/1865 (two companies)___5/3/1865 192. __________Albany___4/1865___8/28/1865 193. __________Auburn___4/1865___1/18/1866 194. __________Elmira___4/1865___5/3/1865 CAVALRY 1. Lincoln Cavalry___New York City___8/26/1861___6/2/1865 2. Black Horse Cavalry___Troy___11/6/1861___3/31/1862 3. __________New York City___10/28/1861, Fourth Provisional___--?-- 4. Dickel's Mounted Rifles___New York City___2/27/1865___--?-- 5. First Ira Harris Guard___New York City___10/31/1861___7/19/1865 6. Second Ira Harris Guard___New York City___12/19/1861, Second Provisional___--?-- 7. Harris Light Cavalry___New York City___10/30/1861___Changed to Second 8. __________Rochester___11/24/1861___6/29/1865 9. __________Chautauqua___11/30/1861___7/17/1865 10. Porter Guard___Elmira___12/23/1861; Became First Provisional 11. Scott's Nine Hundred___New York City___6/1862___9/30/1865 12. Third Ira Harris guard___New York City___12/14/1863___7/19/1865 13. __________New York City___3/28/1864, Third Provisional 14. Metropolitan Cavalry___New York City___11/1862___7/1863 United with Eighteenth 15. __________Syracuse___1/20/1864, Second Provisional___6/17/1865 16. Sprague Light Cavalry___Plattsburgh___10/23/1863, Third Provisional 17. Consolidated with First Veteran Cavalry. 18. Corning Light Cavalry___New York City___2/24/1864 19. __________Portage___Became First Dragoons 20. McClellan Cavalry___Sackett's Harbor___9/1863___7/31/1865 21. Griswold Light Cavalry___Troy___8/1863___1/1864 22. __________Rochester___3/1864___8/1/1865 23. Mix Cavalry___New York City___Only two companies. 24. __________Auburn___1/27/1864, First Provisional 25. Sickles Cavalry___Hancock___4 to 10/1864___6/27/1865 26. Frontier Defense______2/1865___7/1865 ***** 1. Veteran___Geneva___10/1863___7/20/1865 2. Veteran___Saratoga Springs___8 to 12/1863___11/8/1865 1. Mounted Rifles___New York___11/15/1861, First Provisional 2. Mounted Rivles___Lockport___2/29/1864___8/10/1865 1. Dragoons___Portage___9/3/1862___6/30/1865 1. Provisional, composed of 10th, 24th and 1st M.R.; mustered out 7/19/1865 2. Provisional, composed of 6th and 15th; mustered out 8/9/1865 3. Provisional, composed of 13th and 16th; mustered out 9/21/1865 4. Provisional, composed of the 3rd Cavalry and 1st M.R.; mustered out 11/29/1865 Oneida Cavalry___Mustered out 6/13/1865 ARTILLERY 1. Morgan Light___Elmira___11/12/1861___6/1865 2. __________Utica___10/15/1861___9/29/1865 3. Seward Artillery___Auburn (19th Infantry)___7/15/1865 4. __________New York City___1/31/1862___9/26/1865 5. Jackson Light___New York City___--?--___7/19/1865 6. __________Yonkers___9/2/1862___8/24/1865 7. __________Albany___8/18/1862___6/16 to 8/1 1865 8. __________Lockport___8/22/1862___6/14/1865 9. __________Auburn___9/9/1862___7/6/1865 10. Black River___Watertown___9/1864___6/23/1865 11. __________Rochester___6/21/1863___United with 4th 12. __________New York City___Organization never completed. 13. __________New York City___3/1864___6/28/1865 14. __________Rochester___8 to 12 1864___8/26/1865 15. __________New York City___8 to 12 1864___8/22/1865 16. __________Albany___1/18/1864___8/21/1865 First Battalion, formed of 29th, 30th, 31st and 32nd Independent Batteries, 9/20/1861 Second Battalion, formed of the 14th and 15th Independent Batteries, 12/9/1861 INDEPENDENT BATTERIES 1. __________Auburn___11/16/1861___6/25/1865 2. __________New York___12/19/1861___Disbanded 3. __________New York City___3/21/1861___6/24/1864 4. __________New York City___10/25/1861___--?-- 5. __________New York City___11/9/1861___7/6/1865 6. __________New York City___12/7/1861___7/8/1865 7. __________Newburgh___11/26/1861___7/22/1865 8. __________Newburgh___10/30/1861___6/30/1865 9. __________New York City___6/6/1861___Transferred to the 7th Artillery 10. _____________12/17/1861___Transferred to the 6th Battery 11. __________Albany___1/16/1862___6/14/1865 12. __________Troy & Albany___--?--___6/14/1865 13. __________New York City___10/1861___7/12/1865 14. __________New York City___12/9/1861 15. __________New York City___12/5/1861 16. __________Binghamton___12/10/1861___7/6/1865 17. __________Orleans County___8/26/1862___6/12/1865 18. __________Rochester___9/13/1862___7/20/1865 19. __________Lockport___10/27/1862___6/13/1865 20. __________New York City___1/22/1863___9/8/1865 21. __________Oswego___12/12/1862___9/8/1865 22. __________Lockport___10/28/1862___Transferred to 9th Artillery 23. & 24. Rocket Battalion___Albany___12/7/1861___7/14/1865 25. __________Orleans County___12/12/1862___8/1/1865 26. __________Rochester___2/25/1863___9/1865 27. __________Buffalo___12/17/1862___6/22/1865 28. __________New York City___12/27/1862___7/31/1865 29. Consolidated with 32nd Battery 30. Mustered out 6/22/1865 31. No record of organization in Adjutant-General's Report 32. Mustered out 7/12/1865 33. __________Buffalo___9/4/1863___6/25/1865 34. __________Flatbush, L.I. --?--___6/21/1865 ***** 1. Engineers; Serrels___New York___10/11/1861___6/30/1865 1. U. S. S. Shooters___Berdans, New York______6 & 7 1865 Independent Co. No. 35___Lockport___4/13/1865___5/5/1865 20. U. S. C. T. New York___2/8/1864___10/7/1865 26. U. S. C. T. New York___2/27/1864 31. U. S. C. T. 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This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------4C207AB95065 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit This is part #2 of a three-email reply to Marty Irons who wrote: > Subject: NY regiments in the Civil War Resent-Date: Tue, 7 Sep 1999 14:59:04 -0700 (PDT) Resent-From: GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tue, 7 Sep 1999 17:51:03 -0400 From: Marty Irons <k2mi@juno.com> To: GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com > Hi NY Rooters, > > I would like to purchase a listing of all NY regiments in the > Civil War for use at the Orange County Genealogical Society. > > We have the 1999 listing of NY soldiers, showing their > regiment(s)...but we don't know where their regiments were > formed. > > By now I feel sure someone has compiled this information > into one document. If you know its name and where it can > be purchased, please let me know. > > Thanks in advance. > > Marty Irons, Goshen (Orange County), NY, k2mi@juno.com --------------4C207AB95065 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from listserv.indiana.edu (piano.ucs.indiana.edu [129.79.5.189]) by orion.sk.sympatico.ca (8.8.6/8.8.6) with ESMTP id VAA01636 for <ghines@SK.SYMPATICO.CA>; Mon, 15 Jun 1998 21:35:43 -0600 (CST) Received: from piano (129.79.5.189) by listserv.indiana.edu (LSMTP for Windows NT v1.1a) with SMTP id <0.2C6AC1C0@listserv.indiana.edu>; Mon, 15 Jun 1998 22:30:17 -0500 Received: from LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU by LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU (LISTSERV-TCP/IP release 1.8c) with spool id 9912538 for NEWYORK-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU; Mon, 15 Jun 1998 22:30:17 -0500 Received: from mail.mlsonline.com (207.50.141.34) by listserv.indiana.edu (LSMTP for Windows NT v1.1a) with SMTP id <0.29224D80@listserv.indiana.edu>; Mon, 15 Jun 1998 22:30:12 -0500 X-UID: 00a97c28 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Message-ID: <fc.003e902500a97c24003e902500a97c24.a97c28@mlsonline.com> Date: Mon, 15 Jun 1998 23:24:57 -0400 Reply-To: Stu Hotchkiss <Stu_Hotchkiss@MLSONLINE.COM> Sender: "A genealogy list for New York state." <NEWYORK-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU> From: Stu Hotchkiss <Stu_Hotchkiss@MLSONLINE.COM> Subject: [NEWYORK] CW Reg's NYS Pt 2 of 3 Comments: To: LI-Rooters@aplusdata.com To: NEWYORK-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU Recently, and from time to time, there are inquiries about Civil War regiments. John Sering <olsarge@mail.bhm.bellsouth.net> recently posted these 3 web sites for information: http://www.snymor.edu/pages/library/local_history/sites/ http://www.tarleton.edu/activities/pages/facultypages/jones/unions.html http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/ I ran across a numerical listing of CW regiments that might provide a useful index to supplement the above, and it is herewith posted in 3 parts FYI. This is Part 2. Stu ********** (Continued) >From "Military History of Wayne County, NY" by Lewis H. Clark. Pub. Lewis H. Clark, Hulett & Gaylord, Sodus, NY (1883) LIST OF THE VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS FROM THE STATE OF NEW YORK, WITH THEIR SPECIAL NAMES, PLACES OF ORGANIZATION, DATES OF MUSTER-IN AND MUSTER-OUT:- Reg. #___Name/Special Name___Place of Org.___Muster-In___Muster-Out___Final Muster-Out 79. Seventieth Highlanders___New York City___5/28/1861___7/14/1865 80. Twentieth Militia___Ulster County___10/25/1861___--?-- 81. Oswego Regiment___Oswego County___12/20/1861___8/31/1865 82. Second Militia___New York City___6/1/1861___Consolidated with 59th, 6/25/1864 83. Ninth Militia___New York City___9/11/1861___Consolidated with 97th 84. Fourteenth Militia___Brooklyn___5/23/1861___Consolidated with 5th 85. Allegany County___12/3/1861___6/27/1865 86. Steuben Rangers___Steuben County___11/23/1861___6/27/1865 87. Thirteenth Militia___Brooklyn___11/30/1861___Disbanded 88. Fifth Regiment Irish Brigade___New York City___12/15/1861___6/30/1865 89. Dickinson Guard___Broome & Tioga Counties___12/1/1861___8/3/1865 90. McClellan Chasseurs___New York City___12/26/1861___2/9/1866 91. __________Albany___12/20/1861___7/3/1865 92. Second St. Lawrence___St. Lawrence & Franklin Counties___12/31/1861___Consolidated with 96th 93. Morgan Rifles___Washington & Warren Counties___2/5/1862___6/27/1865 94. Sackett's Harbor Regiment___Jefferson County___3/10/1862___--?-- 95. Warren Rifles___New York City___12/20/1861___7/18/1865 96. McComb Regiment___Clinton & Warren Counties___3/5/1862___--?-- 97. Boonville Regiment___Oneida county___2/7/1862___7/18/1865 98. __________Wayne & Franklin Counties___1/23/1862___8/31/1865 99. Coast Guard___New York City___May to Aug, 1861___7/15/1865 100. Second Regiment Eagle Brigade___Buffalo___1/10/1862___8/28/1865 101. __________Onondaga & Delaware Counties___3/7/1862___Consolidated with 37th, 12/24/1862 102. VanBuren Light Infantry___New York City___3/17/1865 in part___7/21/1865 in part 103. Seward Infantry___New York City___2/20/1862___12/7/1865 104. __________Livingston County___2/26/1862___7/17/1865 105. __________Genesee & Monroe Counties___3/26/1862___Consolidated with 94th, 3/1863 106. __________Ogdensburg___8/27/1862___6/22/1865 107. __________Elmira___8/13/1862___6/5/1865 108. __________Rochester___8/16/1862___5/28/1865 109. __________Binghamton___8/28/1862___6/4/1865 110. __________Oswego___8/25/1862___8/28/1865 111. __________Auburn___8/20/1862___6/4/1865 112. __________Jamestown___9/11/1862___6/13/1865 113. __________Albany___8/18/1862___Became Seventh Artillery 12/19/1862 114. __________Norwich___9/3/1862___6/8/1865 115. __________Fonda___8/27/1862___6/27/1865 116. __________Buffalo___9/5/1862___6/8/1865 117. __________Rome___8/20/1862___6/8/1865 118. __________Plattsburgh___9/11/1862___6/13/1865 119. __________New York City___9/4/1862___6/7/1865 120. __________Kingston___8/22/1862___6/3/1865 121. __________Mohawk___8/23/1862___6/25/1865 122. __________Syracuse___8/28/1862___6/23/1865 123. __________Salem___9/4/1862___6/9/1865 124. __________Goshen___9/5/1862___6/3/1865 125. __________Troy___8/27/1862___6/5/1865 126. __________Geneva___8/23/1862___6/3/1865 127. National Volunteeres___Staten Island___9/8/1862___Consolidated with 54th 128. __________Hudson___9/4/1862___7/12/1865 129. __________Lockport___8/22/1862___Changed to Eighth Artillery 130. __________Portage___9/3/1862___Changed to 19th Cavalry & afterwards First Dragoons 131. First Regiment, Metropolitan Guard___Riker's Island___9/6/1862___7/26/1865 132. Second Regiment, Empire Birgade___East New York___10/4/1862___6/29/1865 133. Second Regiment, Metropoligan Guard___Riker's Island___9/24/1862___--?-- 134. __________Schoharie___9/22/1862___6/10/1865 135. __________Yonkers___9/2/1862___Changed to Sixth Artillery, 10/1862 136. __________Portage___9/26/1862___6/13/1865 137. __________Binghamton___9/25/1862___6/9/1865 138. __________Auburn___9/9/1862___Changed to Ninth Artillery, Jan 1863 139. __________Brooklyn___9/9/1862___6/19/1865 140. __________Rochester___9/13/1862___6/3/1865 141. __________Elmira___9/10/1862___6/8/1865 142. __________Ogdensburgh___9/29/1863___6/7/1865 143. __________Monticello___10/8/1862___7/20/1865 144. __________Delhi___9/27/1862___6/25/1865 145. Stanton Legion___Staten Island___9/11/1862___Disbanded 146. __________Rome___10/10/186217/16/1865 147. __________Oswego___9/23/1862___6/7/1865 148. __________Geneva___9/14/1862___6/22/1865 149. __________Syracuse___9/18/1862___6/12/1865 150. __________Hudson___10/11/1862___6/8/1865 151. __________Lockport___10/22/1862___6/26/1865 152. __________Mohawk___10/13/1862___7/30/1865 153. __________Fonda___10/18/1862___10/2/1865 154. __________Jamestown___9/26/1862___6/11/1865 155. __________New York City___11/18/1862___7/15/1865 156. __________Kingston___11/17/1862___10/23/1865 157. __________Hamilton___9/19/1862___7/10/1865 158. First Regiment, Empire Brigade___East New York___11/1862___6/30/1865 159. __________Brooklyn & Hudson___11/1/1862___10/12/1865 160. __________Auburn___11/21/1862___11/1/1865 161. __________Elmira___11/6/1862___9/20/1865 162. Third Regiment, Metropolitan Guard___New York City___10/18/1862___10/12/1865 163. Third Regiment, Empire Brigade___New York City___10/10/1862___Consolidated with 73rd 164. __________Buffalo___11/19/1862___7/15/1865 165. __________New York___11/29/1862___9/1/1865 166. Organization never completed. 167. Organization never completed. 168. Nineteenth Militia___Newburgh___1/23/1863 169. __________Troy___10/7/1862___7/15/1865 170. __________New York City___10/7/1862___7/15/1865 171. __________New York City___Organization never completed. 172. __________Yonkers___Organization never completed. 173. __________New York City___11/10/1862___10/18/1865 174. __________New York City___12/2/1862___Consolidated with 162nd 175. __________New York City___12/27/1862___11/27/1865 176. __________New York City___12/22/1862___4/27/1866 177. (Nine months)___Albany___11/21/1862___9/1864 178. __________New York___10/17/1863___4/20/1866 179. _____________9/5/1864___6/8/1865 180. Commenced but consolidated with 179th 181. Organization never completed. 182. Sixty-Ninth Militia___New York City___11/17/1862___7/15/1865 183. Organization never completed. 184. __________Oswego___9/16/1864___6/29/1865 - --------------------------------------------- Lost your welcome message? Send GET NEWYORK-ROOTS-L WELCOME to LISTSERV@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU for another copy. --------------4C207AB95065--

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------347C617A3AF0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit This is part #1 of a three-email reply to Marty Irons who wrote: > Subject: NY regiments in the Civil War Resent-Date: Tue, 7 Sep 1999 14:59:04 -0700 (PDT) Resent-From: GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tue, 7 Sep 1999 17:51:03 -0400 From: Marty Irons <k2mi@juno.com> To: GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com > Hi NY Rooters, > > I would like to purchase a listing of all NY regiments in the > Civil War for use at the Orange County Genealogical Society. > > We have the 1999 listing of NY soldiers, showing their > regiment(s)...but we don't know where their regiments were > formed. > > By now I feel sure someone has compiled this information > into one document. If you know its name and where it can > be purchased, please let me know. > > Thanks in advance. > > Marty Irons, Goshen (Orange County), NY, k2mi@juno.com --------------347C617A3AF0 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from listserv.indiana.edu (piano.ucs.indiana.edu [129.79.5.189]) by orion.sk.sympatico.ca (8.8.6/8.8.6) with ESMTP id HAA09439 for <ghines@SK.SYMPATICO.CA>; Mon, 15 Jun 1998 07:39:14 -0600 (CST) Received: from piano (129.79.5.189) by listserv.indiana.edu (LSMTP for Windows NT v1.1a) with SMTP id <0.09AA5E80@listserv.indiana.edu>; Mon, 15 Jun 1998 8:38:57 -0500 Received: from LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU by LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU (LISTSERV-TCP/IP release 1.8c) with spool id 9879710 for NEWYORK-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU; Mon, 15 Jun 1998 08:38:56 -0500 Received: from mail.mlsonline.com (207.50.141.34) by listserv.indiana.edu (LSMTP for Windows NT v1.1a) with SMTP id <0.05E01010@listserv.indiana.edu>; Mon, 15 Jun 1998 8:38:51 -0500 X-UID: 00a94c8a MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Message-ID: <fc.003e902500a94c7f003e902500a94c7f.a94c8a@mlsonline.com> Date: Mon, 15 Jun 1998 09:33:36 -0400 Reply-To: Stu Hotchkiss <Stu_Hotchkiss@MLSONLINE.COM> Sender: "A genealogy list for New York state." <NEWYORK-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU> From: Stu Hotchkiss <Stu_Hotchkiss@MLSONLINE.COM> Subject: [NEWYORK] CW Reg's NYS Pt 1 of 3 Comments: To: LI-Rooters@aplusdata.com To: NEWYORK-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU Recently, and from time to time, there are inquiries about Civil War regiments. John Sering <olsarge@mail.bhm.bellsouth.net> recently posted these 3 web sites for information: http://www.snymor.edu/pages/library/local_history/sites/ http://www.tarleton.edu/activities/pages/facultypages/jones/unions.html http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/ I ran across a numerical listing of CW regiments that might provide a useful index to supplement the above, and it is herewith posted in 3 parts FYI. This is Part 1. Stu ********** >From "Military History of Wayne County, NY" by Lewis H. Clark. Pub. Lewis H. Clark, Hulett & Gaylord, Sodus, NY (1883) LIST OF THE VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS FROM THE STATE OF NEW YORK, WITH THEIR SPECIAL NAMES, PLACES OF ORGANIZATION, DATES OF MUSTER-IN AND MUSTER-OUT:- Reg. #___Name/Special Name___Place of Org.___Muster-In___Muster-Out___Final Muster-Out TWO YEARS' REGIMENTS - INFANTRY 1. National Guard___New York___5/7/1861___5/7/1863 2. Troy Regiment___Troy___5/14/1861___5/14/1863 3. Albany Regiment___Albany___5/14/1861___5/14/1863___Re-org___8/28/1865 4. First Scots Life Guards___New York___5/9/1861___5/9/1863 5. Duryea's Zouaves___New York___5/9/1861___5/9/1863___Re-org______8/21/1865 6. Billy Wilson's Zouaves___New York___5/25/1861___5/25/1863 7. Steuben Regiment___New York___4/23/1861___4/25/1863___Re-org___8/4/ 1865 8. First German Rifles___New York___4/23/1861___4/23/1863 9. Hawkin's Zouaves___New York___5/4/1861___5/4/1863 10. McChesney's Zouaves___New York___5/2/1861___4/30/1863___Re-org 6/30/1865 11. First Fire Zouaves___New York___5/7/1861___Disbanded. 12. Independence Guard___Brooklyn & Syracuse___5/13/1861___Consolidated with 5th Vol's. 5/13/1863 13. Rochester Regiment___Rochester___5/14/1861___5/1/1863 14. Oneida Volunteers___Utica___5/17/1861___5/17/1863 15. New York Sappers and Miners___New York___6/25/1861___6/17/1863___Re-org 6/13/1865 16. First Northern Regiment___St. Lawrence, Clinton & Essex Counties___5/15/1861___5/5/1863 17. Westchester Chasseurs___Westchester County___5/24/1861___5/22/1863___Re-org___7/13/1865 18. New York State Rifles___Albany___5/17/1861___5/28/1863 19. First Cayuga Regiment___Cayuga County___5/22/1861___5/22/1863___Re-org as Third Artillery 20. United Turner Rifles___New York___5/9/1861___5/8/1863 21. Buffalo Regiment___Buffalo___5/20/1861___5/20/1863 22. Second Troy Regiment___Washington, Warren & Essex Counties___6/6/1861___6/6/1863 23. Southern Tier Regiment___Chemung county___5/16/1861___5/16/1863 24. __________Oswego___5/17/1861___5/17/1863 25. Union Rangers___New York___6/143/1861___6/26/1863 26. __________Oneida County___5/21/1861___5/7/1863 27. __________Elmira___5/21/1861___5/21/1863 28. __________Niagara County___5/22/1861___5/22/1863 29. Astor Regiment___New York City___6/6/1861___6/6/1863 30. __________Saratoga, Albany & Rensselaer___6/1/1861___6/1/1863 31___Montezuma Battalion___New York City___6/13/1861___5/27/1863 32. First California Regiment___New York City___5/31/1861___5/31/1863 33. Ontario Regiment___Ontario & Seneca Counties___5/22/1861___5/22/1863 34. Herkimer Regiment___Herkimer county___6/15/1861___6/15/1863 35. __________Jefferson County___6/11/1861___6/11/1863 36. Washington Volunteers___New York City___7/4/1861___7/4/1863 37. Irish Rifles___New York City___6/7/1861___6/7/1863 38. Second Scott Life Guards___New York City___6/8/1861___6/3/1863 THREE YEARS' REGIMENTS - INFANTRY 39. Garibaldi Guard___New York City___5/28/1861___7/1/1865 40. Mozart Regiment___New York City___6/27/1861___6/27/1865 41. DeKalf Regiment___New York City___6/6/1861___12/9/1865 42. Tammany Regiment___New York City___6/28/1861___7/13/1864 43. __________At Albany___9/26/1861___6/16/1865 44. Peoples' Ellsworth___Albany___10/20/1861___10/11/1864 45. Fifth German Rifles___New York City___10/21/1861___Consolidated with 58th 46. Fremont Regiment___New York City___9/16/1861___7/28/1865 47. Washington Grays___New York City___9/14/1861___8/30/1865 48. First Continental Guard___New York City___9/16/1861___9/1/1865 49. Buffalo Regiment___Buffalo___11/25/1861___6/27/1865 50. Stewart's Engineers___Elmira___9/18/1861___6/14/1865 51. Shephard's Rifles___New York City___10/18/1861___7/25/1865 52. Sigel Rifles___New York City___11/5/1861___7/1/1865 53. De Epineuil Zouaves___New York city___10/28/1861___disbanded 54. Barney Block Rifles___New York City___10/16/1861___Muster out not given 55. Gardes Lafayette___New York City___8/28/1861___Consolidated with 38th, 12/23/1862 56. Tenth Legion___Orange & Sulivan Counties___11/1/1861___10/17/1865 57. National Guard Rifles___New York City___11/14/1861___Consolidated with the 61st 58. Polish Legion___New York City___11/7/1861___10/1/1865 59. United States Van Guard___New York City___10/23/1861___6/30/1865 60. Ogdensburgh Regiment___St. Lawrence County___10/30/1861___7/17/1865 61. Clinton Guard___New York City___11/9/1861___7/14/1865 62. Anderson Zouaves___New York City___10/-/1861___7/14/1865 63. Third Irish Regiment___New York City___10/28/1861___7/14/1865 64. Cattaraugus Regiment___Cattaraugus County___12/10/1861___7/14/1865 65. United Staates Chasseurs___New York city___6/11/1861___7/17/1865 66. Governor's guard___New York City___11/4/1861___8/30/1865 67. Long Island Volunteers___Brooklyn___6/24/1861___Consolidated with 65th, 7/4/1864 68. Cameron rifles___New York City___8/31/1861___11/30/1865 69. First Regiment Irish Brigade___New York City___11/17/1861___6/30/1865 70. First Regiment Excelsior Brigade___New York City___6/20/1861___--?-- 71. Second Regiment Excelsior Brigade___New York City___7/18/1861___--?-- 72. Third Regiment Excelsior Brigade___New York City___11/1/1861___--?-- 73. Fourth Regiment Excelsior Brigade___New York City___10.8.1861___6/29/1865 74. Fifth Regiment Excelsior Brigade___New York City___10/15/1861___Consolidated with 40th, 6/26/1864 75. Auburn Regiment___Cayuga County___11/26/1861___8/31/1865 76. Cortland Regiment___Cortland & Livingston Counties___11/20/1861___Consolidated with 147th, 12/1864 77. Bemis Heights Regiment___Saratoga County___11/23/1861___6/27/1865 78. Cameo Highlanders___New York City___--?--___Consolidated with 102nd, 6/29/1864 - --------------------------------------------- Lost your welcome message? Send GET NEWYORK-ROOTS-L WELCOME to LISTSERV@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU for another copy. --------------347C617A3AF0--

Marty -- In reply.... You'll find two lists of NY CW regiments on links from http://SNYMORAC.MORRISVILLE.EDU/pages/library/local_history/sites/ The one by county might serve your purposes... http://www.snymor.edu/pages/library/local_history/sites/obtained.htmlx A complete list of regiments is found at http://www.snymor.edu/pages/library/local_history/sites/unitinfo/ Don't overlook the black regiments recently appearing in lists, too... I will also post to this maillist, three 1998 emails that purport to contain a complete list of all NY CW regiments (the source is given but I've not verified it). These three emails were posted in June 1998 From: Stu Hotchkiss <Stu_Hotchkiss@MLSONLINE.COM> To: NEWYORK-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU These will follow immediately. I hope this information meets your needs at a lower cost than buying it. // Regards, Gord HINES (in Regina SK Cananda) Marty Irons wrote: > Subject: NY regiments in the Civil War Resent-Date: Tue, 7 Sep 1999 14:59:04 -0700 (PDT) Resent-From: GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tue, 7 Sep 1999 17:51:03 -0400 From: Marty Irons <k2mi@juno.com> To: GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com > Hi NY Rooters, > > I would like to purchase a listing of all NY regiments in the > Civil War for use at the Orange County Genealogical Society. > > We have the 1999 listing of NY soldiers, showing their > regiment(s)...but we don't know where their regiments were > formed. > > By now I feel sure someone has compiled this information > into one document. If you know its name and where it can > be purchased, please let me know. > > Thanks in advance. > > Marty Irons, Goshen (Orange County), NY, k2mi@juno.com > > Researching Abell,Avery,Bliss,Brewster,Calkins,Capron,Cooke,Denison, > Griswold,Haines,HAMMOND,Hathaway,IRONS,Latham,Lathrop,MARTIN, > Mathis,Moody,Morgan,Norton,Royce,Starr,Tefft/Tifft,Warren > > (All CT,NY,RI or MA - no other states - NONE) > > ___________________________________________________________________ > Get the Internet just the way you want it. > Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! > Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj. > > ==== GEN-NYS Mailing List ==== > Have you forgotten how to UNSUBSCRIBE? > Visit the GEN-NYS-L Frequently Asked Questions (And Answers!) web page: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nozell/GEN-NYS-L/FAQ/GEN-NYS-L.txt