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Muster Roll that shows when Horace joined the 121st infanty.

Muster Roll that states he was there from March and April 1865.

Muster-In Roll

Muster-In Roll

Naked Woman

A drawing of a woman in the Blenheim House attic, naked and pregnant

Name stamp of Thomas J Oddy

"T. J. Oddy Co C 13 Mass V" stamped on the wall of Morgan Chapel

New York Regiment Casualty Chart

Graph comparing the losses of the 136th New York Infantry to other regiments. Statistics based on William Fox's Regimental Losses in the American Civil War.

New York, New York Passenger and Crew Lists, 1909, 1925-1957

Passenger and Crew List from Pan America Ship sailing from Hamilton, Bermuda on 9/26/1830 and arriving in Hoboken, NJ on 9/28/1830 listen Ada M. Dailinger of Harrison, NY as a passenger.

NY 29th Regiment Battles and Casualties

This is a table from Frederick Phisterer's book, New York in the War of the Rebellion, that lists the casaulties from the NY 29th Infantry in conflicts.

NY 44 Company Muster Roll that records the dates Horace was marked present

States that he was present between May and December 1863

NY 44 Company Muster Roll that records the dates Horace was marked present

Horace was present between January and August of 1864

Occupational career and risk of mortality among US Civil War Veterans

Telation between occupational career and risk of mortality in old age among 7096 Union Army veterans

Official Notations of Horace that includes information about his death and discharge

Horace Rice was discharged July 17, 1865 and died March 17, 1884

Official Notations of Horace that includes information about his death and discharge

Horace Rice was discharged July 17, 1865 and died March 17, 1884

Organ Cave

A cave that was an abundant source of saltpetre, mined by Confederates, who wrote and signed the wall

Original Invalid Pension Application (Transcript)

Milon Robinson's first pension application filed in 1891.

Original Invalid Pension documents that shows both the original and later approvals of Horace's pension

Horace began receiving a pension of $2 per month on October 10, 1864 for the gunshot wound he received to his left middle finger at the Battle of Malvern Hill

Orsell

1870 Census showing oldest child, Orsell

Otto Farmhouse

A farm house built c1790. Used as a Union hospital during the battle of Antietam. Signature carved into 2nd story windowsill.

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Partial signature of Eugene P. Geer

During the Second Battle of Manassas, Private Eugene P. Geer, of 5th New York Volunteer Infantry, was brought to the house wounded. He carved "E.P. Ge" into the floorboards of a second story room

Pension Certificate

This is the original Pension Certificate for John Dailinger dated December 5, 1873.

Pension Office list of documents necessary to prove marriage for widow's pension application

Lists documents that need to be included in a widow's pension application as proof of marriage to the deceased soldier, if the amount of accrued pension is large. Stamped by the Pension Office.

Pension rejection titled: Form 3-218a

Appears to be a rejection. Contains addresses and dates

Pensioner Dropped Form for Mary Dailinger

Notice that Mary Dailinger was dropped as a pensioner due to Section 4719, R. 8.

Pensions Questionnaire

Questionnaire from the Department of Pensions wherein Marvin lists his children's names and birth dates.

Philadelphia City Directory 1872

Philadelphia City Directory 1872 listing John Dailinger as a baker.

Philadelphia City Directory 1894

Philadelphia City Directory listing Mary and Elizabeth Dailinger living together on 633 N. 37th Street in Philadelphia, PA.

Physician's Affidavit

Proof of Physical Disability Form