> > In the course of researching Daniel Platt, we found that he was > > captured in the battle of Nashville and was confined to > > Andersonville Prison. > > > > This was confirmed by Civil War Pension Documents. > > > > We check a number of sources to see if we could find him on the list > > of prisoners for Andersonville. He was not found on the lists and we > > were told that some of the records perished in a fire. > > > > And this brings us to my two questions. > > > > 1 Does anyone know how to get in touch with the office of Civil War > > Prisoners through NARA or any other source? > > > > 2 Does anyone know where to find prisoner exchange lists as he was > > listed as being exchanged? > > > > "Rick" <r.polaski@att.net> > > If you did not order his service records (only the pension > records) you might try that. They have information on the > attendance sheets. They should also show that he was a prisoner > and maybe when he was exchanged or released. > > "John & Neva Brigham" <neva@cwis.net> Hi, Currently we have both of his service records as well as his pension records, This also brings to light another question, Is there anyone out there that can identify some of the "ease" that is written on the attendance sheets? Thanks to all who replied, I wish that I could have responded quicker myself but it's been an ugly week. Rick "Rick" <r.polaski@att.net>