Manuscripts
Muster rolls of Company K
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Returns of Captain Dimmick's company
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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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Correspondence, orders, reports, muster rolls
Manuscripts
A collection of approximately 320 items from 1898 to 1946, it consists of military records, correspondence, papers, and ephemera of the 34th Infantry Regiment, U.S. Volunteers, active during the Philippine-American War, 1899 to 1902. The correspondence includes that of General Julius Augustus Penn, commander of the regiment. The collection also contains a small group of letters related to World War II.
mssManahan
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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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Ephemera, muster rolls, pay rolls, miscellaneous
Manuscripts
A collection of approximately 6,000 items from 1861 to 1904, it consists of documents, ledger books, receipts, muster rolls, payrolls, correspondence and other military records. The material details the workings of the paymaster's office of the U.S. Army Department of the Northwest primarily for the period 1861 to 1865. Although there is material for virtually all Union states, the documents are fullest for regiments from Illinois, Missouri, and Wisconsin. The collection also contains a few papers concerning the life and business affairs of John Oscar Culver after the Civil War, particularly the period 1880 to 1900 while he was living in California.
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