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O2762
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Fort Monroe
Certificate of Discharge |
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"Certificate to be given a
soldier at the time of their discharge to enable them to receive their
pay &c." for "James Reese a Private of Captain Sweeney's Company
F(?) of the 96th Regiment of New York Volunteers of the State of New
York, born in Canada, aged 30 years, 5 feet 5 inches high, light
complexion blue eyes brown hair and by occupation a farmer having joined
the company on its original organization at ....Plattsburg, NY of the
fifteenth day of October 1861...is now entitled to a discharge by reason
Surgeon's Certificate of Disability....." Signed by the Asst. Adjt.
Genl. D. T(?)
Buren (?) Other side has Hdqrs. Dept. of Va. 7th (/) Army Corps Fort
Monroe, Ca Jan'y 24th 1863...By command of Major Genl Dix and signed by
Asst. Adjt. Genl. again. |
$85.00
SALE $70.00
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DOC4-BO1887
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1865 Certificate of Discharge |
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"Know Ye, That Garrett O'Neil a
Private of Captain John H. Carter's Company ("F") 4th Regiment of
Massachusetts Cavalry Volunteers, who was enrolled on the Twenty eighth
day of December 1863 to serve three years...is hereby discharged from
the service of the United States this fourteenth day of November, 1865
at Richmond, Virginia by reason of G.O. ....Paid Garret O'Neil was born
in Ireland.... Signed by Capt. John H. Carter, Capt. (?) Dept of Va. and
another. |
$65.00
SALE $50.00
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DOC4-
3753 |
1831 Maine Commission |
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Very early commission for "John
Richards of Winslow ... Greetings, You having been elected Lieutenant of
the Second Company in the first Regiment, in the second Brigade, and
Second Division of the Militia of this State, to take rank from the
tenth day of June A.D. one thousand eight hundred and thirty one."
Has large embossed state seal and is signed by Governor Samuel E. Smith.
Also signed by Roscoe G. Greene, Secretary of StateSome parting along
fold seams, reinforced with archival document tape. |
$150.00
SALE$ 120.00 |
DOC4-
BAT-005 |
Monthly Return
of
Clothing, Camp and
Garrison Equipage Form Nov. 1865 |
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Form No. 51,
Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage,
received and issued at Troy Road Barracks for November
1865. Signed Lt. Chas. Ackerman Co. C. 2nd U.S.V.V.
Filled out in pencil. |
$ 25.00
SALE $20.00 |
DOC4
-X41 |
Volunteer
Veterans Board of Inquiry Letter |
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Written in
pencil, from the Troy Barracks in Albany, dated Oct. 11/65.
Regarding an inquiry into the loss of arms belonging to
Co. D 2nd U.S.V.V., said arms being destroyed when a
railroad car ran over them. (Gun carelessly placed so it
fell out of the car by Golden.) |
$ 30.00
SALE $25.00 |
DOC4
-X40 |
Civil War Period
Deposition and Garrison Court Martial Summons |
larger picture unavailable |
One side has a
summons for prisoners and witness' to appear before the
Garrison Court Martial Command at Hd. Qrs. V.R.C. Barracks
in Albany, N.Y. Aug. 24.65. Marked over this is "Deposition
of Frank J. Lambert Co. D 2nd Regt. U.S.V.V. Sept. 5.
1865. Reverse side has deposition taken attesting to the
lost of checkbook for local bounty to the amount of $300.00
in NY City and that this bounty is now due him now (Lambert.). See Doc
pg. 5 for letter asking for him to be sworn via mail to collect pay. |
$30.00
SALE $25.00 |
DOC4-
91-213 |
Spanish American
War Memorial Register |
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For Company L, 8th
Mass. Vol. Inf. Lists company officers, field and staff,
the NCO's and privates. In original oak frame, under Plexiglas, it is lithographed with patriotic and military
motives on all sides. |
$ 90.00
SALE $70.00 |
DOC4-
81-582 |
Civil War
Discharge of Private Samuel N. Goldthwaits |
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Private Samuel N.
Goldthwaits, Co. D 1st Vermont Volunteer Artillery,
enrolled on the twenty-seventh day of November, to serve
three years or during the war... Discharged the 25th of
Aug. 1868 at Fort (?) Samuel Goldthwait was born in Lynn,
Mass. Framed two sided to show engagements of the 1st
Heavy Artillery & 11th Inf. Vt. Vols. |
$ 95.00 |
DOC4-
1129A
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Civil War
Certification of Disability-Form of
Surgeon's Affadavit |
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Dated Jan. 10, 1865 Harwich,
Mass. "It is hereby certified that Samuel Walker, who was a seaman in
the Naval Service of the United States, serving on board the United
States Ahearn Gunboat Kineo, while passing Forts Jackson and St. Philip
State of Louisiana...suffering from a fracture of the right arm...not
only incapacitated for naval duty but... totally disabled for obtaining
his subsistence from manual labor. Signed Franklin Dodge, Surgeon, E.W.
Carpenter, Surgeon. Also signed by Danforth S. Steel, Justice of
the Peace. |
$50.00
SALE $40.00
SOLD |
DOC4-
D-001 |
Deceased Pensioners Forms for
Widow of Naval Seamen |
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Two separate forms for Caroline
Walker, Widow of Samuel Walker, Seamen, U.S.S. Kineo. One entitles her
to pension of $8 per month commencing on the 15th of Oct. 1890, to
continue during her widowhood. Signature stamp of John Noble, Sect'y
of the Interior. Signed by Andrew Davidson, Acting Commissioner of
Pensions. Second form is for arrears due deceased pensioners. Payable
at the Boston Pension Agency (County of Barnstable), it lists Walker
as died at sea on the 29th of April 1881. |
Both
$ 50.00
SALE $40.00
SOLD |
