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The Baca / Douglas Genealogy and Family History Blog: Socorro Land Grant Presentation, May 16, 2015 in Socorro, New Mexico
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The Baca / Douglas Genealogy and Family History Blog. Socorro Land Grant Presentation, May 16, 2015 in Socorro, New Mexico. Genealogist to Speak about Socorro Grant. Baca has been researching Socorro genealogy and local history for over 15 years. Recently, his research has focused on the Socorro Land Grant. Baca has identified over 60 families who appear to be those who re-settled Socorro in 1815. This year marks the 200. Anniversary of the land grant. New Mexico Genealogical Society. The New Mexico Gene...
Links - Civil War Veterans Buried In Washington State
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Civil War Veterans Buried In Washington State - Links. American Civil War Database. Civil war vets buried in Stevens County. For a CD on Civil War veterans buried in Whatcom County Washington contact the Whatcom Genealogical Society PO Box 1493 Bellingham, WA 98227-1493. Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery, Seattle, WA. Grand Army of the Republic Civl War Portraits. Grand Army of the Republic Posts in Washington State. Looking for someone to research the National Archives for your ancestors?
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Newton Jasper Anglin, 24th TN Infantry, likely fought at Franklin, buried in Rest Haven | Battle of Franklin blog
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Battle of Franklin blog. 10th year blogging at BattleofFranklin.net. 8220;101 Stuff”. FREE Fort Granger Tour. Tour stop #1 – Winstead Hill Park. Tour Stop #10 – Downtown Franklin. Tour Stop #2 – The Cotton Gin. Tour Stop #3 – The Carter House. Tour Stop #4 – The Lotz House. Tour Stop #5 – Fort Granger. Tour Stop #6 – Historic Carnton House. Tour Stop #7 – McGavock Confederate Cemetery. Tour Stop #8 – The Eastern Flank. Tour Stop #9 – Rest Haven Cemetery. He was officially listed as a. During the war, the...
Civil War Veterans Museum
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Civil War Veterans Museum at the G.A.R. Memorial Hall. Across from the library). Nebraska City, NE 68410. Having trouble finding us? Click here for directions and a map. Open every Saturday and Sunday -. Arbor Day(last weekend in April) through. End of October. Noon to 4 pm. Click here for more pictures of the hall. At one time, there were more than 100 Grand Army of the Republic Halls in Nebraska. Only four remain today. History of William Baumer Post 24. History of the NE G.A.R. Posts. 1898 Trans-Missi...
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17th Mississippi Infantryman from Franklin was a veteran of many battles before he fought in his home town late in the war. | Battle of Franklin blog
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Battle of Franklin blog. 10th year blogging at BattleofFranklin.net. 8220;101 Stuff”. FREE Fort Granger Tour. Tour stop #1 – Winstead Hill Park. Tour Stop #10 – Downtown Franklin. Tour Stop #2 – The Cotton Gin. Tour Stop #3 – The Carter House. Tour Stop #4 – The Lotz House. Tour Stop #5 – Fort Granger. Tour Stop #6 – Historic Carnton House. Tour Stop #7 – McGavock Confederate Cemetery. Tour Stop #8 – The Eastern Flank. Tour Stop #9 – Rest Haven Cemetery. William J. Bateman. April 5, 2015. You are comment...
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Battle of Franklin blog. 10th year blogging at BattleofFranklin.net. 8220;101 Stuff”. FREE Fort Granger Tour. Tour stop #1 – Winstead Hill Park. Tour Stop #10 – Downtown Franklin. Tour Stop #2 – The Cotton Gin. Tour Stop #3 – The Carter House. Tour Stop #4 – The Lotz House. Tour Stop #5 – Fort Granger. Tour Stop #6 – Historic Carnton House. Tour Stop #7 – McGavock Confederate Cemetery. Tour Stop #8 – The Eastern Flank. Tour Stop #9 – Rest Haven Cemetery. Welcome to the BattleofFranklin.net. At Franklin&#...
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Descendant? | Battle of Franklin blog
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Battle of Franklin blog. 10th year blogging at BattleofFranklin.net. 8220;101 Stuff”. FREE Fort Granger Tour. Tour stop #1 – Winstead Hill Park. Tour Stop #10 – Downtown Franklin. Tour Stop #2 – The Cotton Gin. Tour Stop #3 – The Carter House. Tour Stop #4 – The Lotz House. Tour Stop #5 – Fort Granger. Tour Stop #6 – Historic Carnton House. Tour Stop #7 – McGavock Confederate Cemetery. Tour Stop #8 – The Eastern Flank. Tour Stop #9 – Rest Haven Cemetery. I am compiling a list of. April 16, 2010 at 4:55 pm.
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Tour Stop #2 – The Cotton Gin | Battle of Franklin blog
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Battle of Franklin blog. 10th year blogging at BattleofFranklin.net. 8220;101 Stuff”. FREE Fort Granger Tour. Tour stop #1 – Winstead Hill Park. Tour Stop #10 – Downtown Franklin. Tour Stop #2 – The Cotton Gin. Tour Stop #3 – The Carter House. Tour Stop #4 – The Lotz House. Tour Stop #5 – Fort Granger. Tour Stop #6 – Historic Carnton House. Tour Stop #7 – McGavock Confederate Cemetery. Tour Stop #8 – The Eastern Flank. Tour Stop #9 – Rest Haven Cemetery. Tour Stop #2 – The Cotton Gin. Stop #3 Carter House.
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Tour Stop #5 – Fort Granger | Battle of Franklin blog
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Battle of Franklin blog. 10th year blogging at BattleofFranklin.net. 8220;101 Stuff”. FREE Fort Granger Tour. Tour stop #1 – Winstead Hill Park. Tour Stop #10 – Downtown Franklin. Tour Stop #2 – The Cotton Gin. Tour Stop #3 – The Carter House. Tour Stop #4 – The Lotz House. Tour Stop #5 – Fort Granger. Tour Stop #6 – Historic Carnton House. Tour Stop #7 – McGavock Confederate Cemetery. Tour Stop #8 – The Eastern Flank. Tour Stop #9 – Rest Haven Cemetery. Tour Stop #5 – Fort Granger. Stop #4 Lotz House.
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Here at Pape Memorial we feel it is important to know and trace your families' roots. Over the years we have collected names, dates, and places of birth and death and put them into a database. It is now our privilege and honor to be able to share with you what we have collected from newspapers, cemeteries, and our gracious families and friends. The database has over 275,000 records. The employees here at Pape's are constantly adding new records to the database as well as updating existing records.
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JOHN T.CRAWFORD,CAMP43 SUVCW | KITTANNING,PENNSYLVANIA
JOHN T.CRAWFORD,CAMP43 SUVCW. John T. Crawford Camp 43, SUVCW. This slideshow requires JavaScript. John T. Crawford Camp 43, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Sam McKissick, Commander. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.
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The Same Rain Falls on Both Friend and Foe. Maj Gen. John Alexander Logan Camp# 4. Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. John A Logan Camp #4. Hosted the 2015 Department Encampment. Where: Bennett Place State Historic Site. 4409 Bennett Memorial Rd. Durham, NC 27705. GPS: 36.02921538090, -78.97397083620. Beautiful weather and record attendance with the Commander-in-Chief Tad Campbell in attendance marked the success of our Department Encampment.
Home - SUVCW Cincinnati General William H Lytle Camp #10
Preserving the Memory of the Grand Army of the Republic and our Ancestors who Fought to Preserve the Union 1861 - 1865. The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Is a volunteer, non profit, patriotic and educational organization. It was founded on Nov. 12, 1881 and was incorporated by an Act of Congress Aug. 20, 1954. The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War is the legal heir to and representative of the Grand Army of the Republic. General William H Lytle Camp # 10.
SUVCW 100
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Centennial Camp 100 Denver Colorado. Many GAR Posts sponsored Camps of the SV. In 1925 the SV name was changed to Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War (SUVCW), under which its. Was issued in 1954. The SUVCW is legally recognized as the heir to, and representative of, the GAR. In the only male organization dedicated to the principles of the GAR - Fraternity, Charity, and Loyalty. It publishes The BANNER quarterly for its members. The. Contact Centennial Camp 100.
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Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War : Grave Registration
Sons of Union Veterans Home Page. National Graves Registration Database. The National SUVCW Graves Committee Website. Visitor to this site. Create an account to help add to the knowledge base! A Congressionally Chartered Corporation.
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Silas A. Day. Archer Cemetery (Gibson County, Ind.). Barren Fork Cemetery (Warrick County, Ind.). Columbia Church Cemetery (Gibson Co., Ind.). Folsomville Cemetery (Warrick County, Ind.). Greenwood Cemetery (Warrick County, Ind.). Maple Grove Cemetery (Boonville, Ind.). Maple Hill I.O.O.F. Cemetery. Oak Hill Cemetery (Gibson County, Ind.). Oak Hill Cemetery (Vanderburgh Co., Ind.). Sand Hill Cemetery (Gibson Co., Ind.). Shiloh Cemetery (Warrick County, Ind.). Turpen Cemetery (Warrick County, Ind.). Daugh...
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Dept of Illinois
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Welcome to our department. The Grand Army of the Republic, often referred to as the G.A.R., was founded at Decatur, Illinois on April 6, 1866. Dr. Benjamin Franklin Stephenson founded the organization on the three cardinal principles of. Fraternity, Charity, and Loyalty. And these principles guided the G.A.R. throughout its existence. The site is organized in the following fashion:. Leadership - Department Officers, history, contact information. Department of Illi...
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Dept. of KY Sons Of Union Veterans Of The Civil War
Sons Of Union Veterans Of The Civil War. The Memory of Our Fathers. We are the legal heirs of the Grand Army of the Republic, organized in 1881 and chartered by Congress in 1954. We are charged with protecting and preserving the memories of the soldiers and sailors who fought for the Union in the U.S. Civil War (1861-1865). John Kalbfleisch, PCC. Bernard Burch O'Bryan III, PDC, PCC. Sgt E P. Marrs Camp.
Department of Michigan - Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
The willingness with which our young people are likely to serve in any war, no matter how justified, shall be directly proportional as to how they perceive the veterans of earlier wars were treated and appreciated by their nation." - George Washington. Welcome to the Department of Michigan! The Department of Michigan's web site offers information for our members as well as for the public. Select a link to the left for:. For the 2014 Department Encampment minutes. Our Newsletter - Wonder what we do? Help ...
