Manuscripts
Muster rolls of Company K
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Returns of Captain Dimmick's company
Manuscripts
This group of manuscripts describes the status of the commissioned officers and soldiers of Company K, First Regiment of New York Volunteers, under the command of Captain Dimmick. The forms are dated between September 1846 and May 1848.
mssHM 309
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Documents regarding military equipment
Manuscripts
This series of documents concern worn-out articles returned from the Quartermaster's Stores, 1st New York Regiment of Volunteers.
mssHM 310
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Muster rolls of companies B and F of the 24th U.S. Infantry
Manuscripts
The muster rolls, each measuring 53 x 81 cm, were kept when the regiment was stationed on the Texas-Mexico border of the Rio Grande Valley in 1874. The documents record information such as pay, duties, discharges, health, and some genealogical information of troop members.
mssHM 83978
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J.D. Stevenson discharge of Kimball H. Dimmick
Manuscripts
In this brief document, J.D. Stevenson declares that Kimball Hale Dimmick has been honorably discharged from his duties as a captain in the First Regiment of New York Volunteers.
mssHM 4177
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Alexander William Conlee papers
Manuscripts
Includes letters from Conlee to his parents while serving in Company K, 96th Regiment Illinois Volunteers in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Georgia, 1862-1864; also letters to Conlee, 1863-1904 and a biographical sketch of Conlee by his granddaughter, Lucille Bell Walker, written in 1941.
mssHM 20892-20907
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The Volunteer's Vision
Manuscripts
This manuscript is a poem written by Dimmick while on board the United States ship "Loo Choo" in the South Pacific Ocean. The poem describes the scene, and speaks, in glowing language, of Dimmick's military involvement as a military volunteer in California. After the poem is a small note from Dimmick addressed to "Friend Pellet", informing him that he is welcome to publish the poem if he is so disposed. Dimmick also asks that a copy of the poem be sent to his wife, and laments that "I have not yet had a single letter from home."
mssHM 4012