That is a very good sugestion about looking at surrounding states for Civil War service. I found also in my case that a man I was researching acually had enlisted in the 86th NY Vols, but was from PA. This is definatly worth looking into if you have that hard to find Civil War Soldier.

Those interested in men from Susquehanna County serving in the Civil War should also consider New York State regiments. I recently found an individual who enlisted in Company F, 155th NY Reg in Sept 1862. I believe a number of Susquehanna County men enlisted in NY untits. Information regarding NY regiments can be found at http://www.snymor.edu/pages/library/local_history/sites/unitinfo/

Hi folks, I am here to tell you, it is great to see all these people coming out with so much information on our Civil War men from Pa. It is just great, and joust think folks it all started with Mary Jean and the Civil War Monument. Keep going people this is our history, our famlies history. And the great state of Pa, you are all doing great and I love it. Thanks To All Ted

Hi folks, just recently came back on the mail list. Noticed the interest in Civil War era. I work at the Susquehanna County Courthouse and am manager of the Historical Records\Archives. I just finished indexing our files of Soldiers and Soldier's Widow's request for burial. The only cost involved is a .25 cent copy charge. If you would like a name searched just write: Historical Records\Archives Susquehanna County Courthouse PO Box 218 Montrose PA 18801 Shari Whitney

At 10:35 AM 8/14/1999 -0400, you wrote: >Mary Jean, >Would you please look for KIMBERS in your New Jersey book? Thank you once >again for all your help. >Regards, >Barbara DiMunno > > >Warren and Sussex County Estates pg 100 Estate of Peter Kimber SB305; Map SB307 Location: Wantage Twp, West of the Drowned Land on the line between NY and NJ, along the Mill Brook. Heirs-at-law and relationship to deceased, if shown: George Kimber - Lot 1 James Kimber - Lot 1 Catherine Clark, nee Kimber - Lot 3 Jane Shephard, nee Kimber - Lot 4 Dated: February 14, 1811. Recorded: March 21, 1836. Remarks: Lot 1 deeded from Levi Elston and Sarah, his wife, nee Kimber, October 12, 1804 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- Researching: Brown, Tewksbury, Wilmarth, Tiffany, Tingley, Squires, Sterling all from Susquehanna Co., Pa. http://home.stny.Lrun.com/brown/index.htm http://members.xoom.com/mjwanc/~index.htm http://members.xoom.com/Will2me/w~index.htm

Hi Folks, Well it has only been a short time ago that I posted this message and I have already had 63 request for information or for soldiers. I just want you all to know that I will take care of each and everyones request, please be patent and I will get back to you, I will not leave anyone hanging you will get an answer to your request. I have over 35.000 names to search just for WWI it takes time, plus I am still working on Civil War request. I will get you all an answer, I don't want any to feel that I am getting back, you will hear from. My wife is takeing all names while I am searching. Thank you all Ted

Mary Jean, Would you please look for KIMBERS in your New Jersey book? Thank you once again for all your help. Regards, Barbara DiMunno

At 09:07 AM 8/14/1999 -0700, you wrote: >Hi folks, just recently came back on the mail list. Noticed the interest in Civil War era. >I work at the Susquehanna County Courthouse and am manager of the Historical Records\Archives. I just finished indexing our files of Soldiers and Soldier's Widow's request for burial. The only cost involved is a .25 cent copy charge. If you would like a name searched just write: > >Historical Records\Archives >Susquehanna County Courthouse >PO Box 218 >Montrose PA 18801 > >Shari Whitney > >Hi, Thanks for the great offer. Where is the office? Can we go there to do requests? Mary Jean - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- Researching: Brown, Tewksbury, Wilmarth, Tiffany, Tingley, Squires, Sterling all from Susquehanna Co., Pa. http://home.stny.Lrun.com/brown/index.htm http://members.xoom.com/mjwanc/~index.htm http://members.xoom.com/Will2me/w~index.htm

Hi Susan, All I have for Halstead is S.C. Halstead, Pvt enlisted Mar. 16, 1864, and mustered out with Co. B. 2d Regiment Provost Cavalry Aug. 7,1865. And thank you very much for the papers you sent me they were great. Ted

Hi Ted Again, I have tons of books on military history, and some on Pa military history. Some years ago I co-authored a book call "The First Century. It was the history of the 28th Infantry Division. During that time I was sent a great deal of books and papers on the Division. I have just found a book that I had not seen in years. It the "History of the 13th Regiment National Gaurd of Pennsylvania". and the 109th Infantry; 108th M.G. Battalion; U.S.A.E.F. and 109th Pennsylvania National Guard 1877-1923. Many of the men listed were Civil war vets and I have the intire list of men from the the surrounding areas who served in the two above units in WW1 I will give an example of the information in this book 109th Infantry, Officers killed in Action in France, 1918 2d Lt. Francis R. Austin Hq 2d Lt Robert S. Brown M.G. Company What a wonderful find people have been asking about people in WW1 and I am sitting on a gold mine of information. Ted

Hi Folks, I can"t tell you all how over loaded I am doing look ups for people wanting to know about Civil War soldiers or the units they were in. It take time for me to extract information or to look for a soldier. Here are some sites that can be used and a lot of you will find them very informative and helpful. Thanks Ted http://www.cwc.isu.edu/cwc/links/cwsuninfo.htm The request I have had for the 50th can be found at http://www.angelfire.com/pa/50thPVI/page2.html http://www.angelfire.com/pa/50thPVI/index.html Thank you for all your responses and I hope this will help alot of you. if not I am still here to help.

Thanks so much for the information! Bonney B. Tamkins

Up to six copies of NATF Form 80 (military/pension record order form) can be ordered via email from [email protected] Just tell them how many you want and give them your address. Ann

At 09:05 PM 8/13/1999 EDT, you wrote: >Do you have any "CHRISTIAN" in your NJ books? >Thanks Cindy > >Morris County Heirs to Estates pg77 C:358 Cornelius C. Doremus, deceased, intestate (Orphans' court Dec. 1817). His children were names as: Mary, wife of CHARLES P. CHRISTIAN, the petitioner, Henry Doremus; Elizabeth, the wife of Philip Post; John; Garret; Sarah; David, Margaret; Rachel; Peter; Isaac; Maria and Anne Doremus. Commissioners: Lemual Cobb, Thomas VanWinkle and Andrew Kirkpatrick. - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- Researching: Brown, Tewksbury, Wilmarth, Tiffany, Tingley, Squires, Sterling all from Susquehanna Co., Pa. http://home.stny.Lrun.com/brown/index.htm http://members.xoom.com/mjwanc/~index.htm http://members.xoom.com/Will2me/w~index.htm

Hi, Ted I'd be interested to know what you have on Joseph Halstead. I'm related to the local Halsteads & he's probably a cousin. Thanks for all your unselfish sharing of your hard work. People will benefit from you r work now and for years and years. Susan

Do you have any "CHRISTIAN" in your NJ books? Thanks Cindy

Hi Folks I am glad that this is helping people. The response has been great and i hope I have helped some of you. And it is a joy for me to help you find what you are searching for that is what we are all about. Pvt Living'n J. Brooks Pvt John W. Bagly Pvt Andrew J. Babcock Pvt John Brady Pvt David Black Pvt Peter M. Carlin Pvt Asa F. Carlin Pvt Enos W. Corey Pvt John W. Congle Pvt Eli E. Corwin Pvt John W. Conery Pvt James Conery Pvt Jona M. Darrow Pvt George Decker Pvt Isaac M. Dewitt Pvt John C. Dana Pvt Sylvester H. Estabrooks Pvt Danial L. Griswold Pvt Theodore Galoway Pvt Alvin M. Greggs Pvt John M. Gregg Pvt George Gibb Pvt William Greek

Bonney, This is the information I have on Pvt Sabin Barrett. Enlisted Sept. 21, 1862, Transferred to Vet. Res. Corps. Sept 30, 1863. Discharged by General order, July 26, 1865. Pvt Luther L. Barrett, Enlisted Sept 21, 1862, he mustered out with his company on June 16, 1865. Bonney Sabin was more then likely wounded or sickly, and was more then likely confined to a hospital before his release in July of 1865. Go to your local library they have forms in which you can send to get there pension records just be sure when you send for his records that you put "All Records" As far as Luther goes you can do the same, but he must have gone through the war without any problems. But you can send for all his records to. When you get the form if you have problems just give me a yell, I will help you. Ted

Would you have any more info on Pvt. Sabin Barrett and Pvt. Luther I. Barrett? I thank you for your knowledge about the Civil War. Have been looking for a long time for some info about my ancestors in the Civil War. Bonney Barrett Tamkins

Would you have any more info on Bugler Benj. W. Barrett? thanks, Bonney Barrett Tamkins