Celia-- Oscar Rudd is from my Illinois branch! He was the son of Erastus Rudd and Harriet Hill, and I have a picture of his tombstone from the Mound Cemetery at Joliet. He would have been a first cousin of Barak, Alonzo's dad. His brother Rossiter was keeper of the Mound Cemetery for many years, and was on the area school board. Kevin. -----Original Message----- From: Joann H. Nichols [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, July 28, 1998 8:27 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Civil War Rudd Photos Hi, Celia and other cousins, Does anyone recognize who any of these three men are? Seems as if they must be connected to the Jonathan Rudd family. Joann Celia G. Snyder wrote: > Hi Cousins, > > The following website has over 200,000 photos related to the Civil War. I > found the photos listed below when I did a search for "Rudd." > > http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/PhotoDB.html > > Document: photodb.out > Match Number: 1 of 4 > Score: 100 > > RG98S-CWP 150.72 > > Standing view of Capt. Oscar Rudd, Co. G, 39th Regt., Ill. Vol. Inf. Died > of wounds: 7-11-64. > > CIVIL WAR > ILLINOIS > INFANTRY > OSCAR > 39TH REGT. > RUDD > VOLUNTEER > -------------------------- > Document: photodb.out > Match Number: 2 of 4 > Score: 100 > > RG526S-NYSAG.267 > > A bust view of Pvt. Alden R. Rudd, Co.A, 10th Regt., N.Y.S. Vol. Heavy > Arty. > > CIVIL WAR > R. > NEW YORK > HEAVY ARTILLERY > 10TH REGT. > ALDEN > RUDD > -------------------------- > Document: photodb.out > Match Number: 3 of 4 > Score: 100 > > RG526S-NYSAG.268 > > A full standing view of Pvt. Harrison N. Rudd, Co.A, 10th Regt., N.Y.S. > Vol. Heavy Arty. > > CIVIL WAR > N. > NEW YORK > HEAVY ARTILLERY > 10TH REGT. > HARRISON > RUDD > ------------------------ > Document: photodb.out > Match Number: 4 of 4 > Score: 100 > > RG526S-NYSAG.269 > > A full standing view of Corp. Wilbur Rudd, Co.A, 10th Regt.,N.Y.S. Vol. > Heavy Arty. > > CIVIL WAR > NEW YORK > HEAVY ARTILLERY > 10TH REGT. > WILBUR > RUDD > > Please note also that this is only a catalog. We do not have photographs > linked to the catalog entries. Duplicates of photos may be obtained by > following these directions. > > Send a message to the MHI Special Collections Branch. This may be > accomplished in several ways: > e-mail to Special Collections > postal mail to > U.S. Army Military History Institute > ATTN: Special Collections > 22 Ashburn Drive > Carlisle, PA 17013-5008 > or call them directly at +1-717-245-3434 > In the message, provide your postal address and the catalog number > of the photograph you desire (the "RG" number). > > They will mail a photocopy of the photograph to you for your > examination and approval, along with much more detailed instructions, which > will include charges for the duplication of photos. Assuming that you want > a copy of the photograph(s), you will then mail a check for the appropriate > amount payable to "MHI Fund" and the copy will be furnished after a > suitable number of weeks for processing.