Twelve hundred pounds of corn
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While going through documents in Captain Robert Boyce‘s Consolidated Service Record (CSR) jacket, I came upon this receipt dated “Camp in the field Sept 23d 1862.” [touch to expand] My transcription: Rec’d of Capt C. McRae Selph aſs [asst] Quartermaster… continue reading
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Lt Alexander E Sheldon, 4th United States Infantry (c. 1862)
Thanks to descendant William B Sheldon for sending along his photograph of Lieutenant Alexander E Sheldon, who commanded Company A of the 4th US Infantry on their foray across the middle bridge over Antietam Creek on 17 September 1862. continue reading
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Captains Candler, Russell, and Moore (1863)
Falmouth, Va. Aides de camp to Gen. Joseph Hooker: Capts. William L. Candler, Harry Russell, and Alexander Moore (l to r) This excellent photograph, taken by Timothy O’Sullivan in April 1863, is in the collection of the Library of Congress.… continue reading
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1Sgt James J Monaghan, 42nd New York (MWIA)
James J Monaghan was about 25 years old when he was fatally wounded by a gunshot to his head at Antietam on 17 September 1862. His treatment and death are found in the following case study published in the Medical… continue reading
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Casualty list, 42nd New York Infantry at Antietam
From the New York Daily Herald of Thursday, 25 September 1862. Parked here for reference and as yet another go-back-and-check project: a list of those killed, wounded, and missing among the soldiers of the 42nd New York Infantry – the… continue reading
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Lt. & Capt. Poinsett Cooper, 82nd and 42nd New York Infantry (c. 1861, 1863)
Seen here with Captain Louis Schaffner of Company A is 2nd Lieutenant Poinsett Cooper (standing) of Company G, 82nd New York Infantry (formerly 2nd New York State Militia), in a photograph probably taken soon after their respective commissioning in September… continue reading
