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    1. RE: [NY-Mil] Civil war soldiers
    2. Gary Welch
    3. Tam, There is no Stephen R. Dolton in the roster that I have of the 9th NYHA. If he was discharged for a service-related disability, he probably got a pension. There was definitely money paid for pensions although the amounts seem puny today. One of my g-g-grandfathers was hit by a musket ball in the left foot and lost three toes and part of the foot. He was awarded a 1/4 pension amounting to $6.00 per month. It had been increased to $10.00 by the time of his death in 1898. Ancestry gets its Civil War data from Historical Data Systems (www.civilwardata.com). The HDS site shows the information that you have below, it allows more search options than the Ancestry one. You can get copies of the service records and pension files for Stephen R. Dolton from the National Archives and Records Administration for $10.00 each. The pension file in particular frequently has a lot of good genealogical information, especially if a dependent applied for a pension at some point. Gary -----Original Message----- From: Tamaris Dolton [mailto:aduck@together.net] Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2000 6:53 AM To: garywelch@alum.rit.edu Cc: NY-Military-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NY-Mil] Civil war soldiers Gary and all: This was sent me on a look-up DOLTON-card file-Indian Mound-Sec 7 Lot 33 Stephen R. Dolton, Co. B 9th NY H Art. 1832-1918 (GAR Emblem) On same card: Orlando Lillie, Co. B 91 Reg. NYV 1841-1904 (GAR Emblem) Maryette Lillie Loyster, 1849-1928 Alonzo Lillie, Co. I 111 Reg. NYV 1837-1906 I have been to the 111th and found Alonzo and his brother (?) Jabez but I can't find the 9th Artillery. Ialso have found an Albert DOLTON in the 111th. Punching in Stephen R. DOLTON on a Civil War site (Ancestry) I came up with Co. D 75 NY Inf. private enlisted 14 oct. 1861 Lockport NY...discharged disability on 09 dec. 1863. Would this mean that this man received a pension ??? I know so little about the Civil War. Was there even enough $$ for pensions ??? If this is my man I've been looking for him for 33 years....what a find this would be. Thank all of you for your help. I sure do love this computer. Tam in NY Searching: DOLTON SMITH SEARLES APGAR BULLOCK GILBERT CREELY Gary Welch wrote: > > Tam, > > I have a copy of the roster of the 9th N.Y.H.A. and will do lookups for > anyone interested. > > Gary Welch > > -----Original Message----- > From: Tamaris Dolton [mailto:aduck@together.net] > Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2000 5:04 AM > To: NY-Military-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [NY-Mil] Civil war soldiers > > Help....deleted the site ...where can I find Civil War soldiers...to be > specfic Co. B 9th NY H Art. Tam in NY > > ______________________________

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