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Affidavit by George F. Ruck

Affidavit by George Ruck for John Dailinger's Pension Application

John Dailinger Death Certificate

Death Certificate for John Dailinger

Accrued Pension Certificate

Accrued Pension Certificate for Mary Dailinger

Widow's Pension Certificate

Mary Dailinger's Widow's Pension certificate

Affidavit by Michael Horn

Affidavit by Michael Horn for Mary Dailinger's Widow Pension Application

1900 United States Census Schedule

This is a copy of the 1900 U.S. Census Schedule for the listing the home of Clarence Simpson who is married to John Dailinger's daughter Maggie. It also lists George and Henry (listed as Harry) Dailinger as living in the home.

Chart of Nativity of Union Soldiers Enlisted in New York

This is a chart displaying the nativity of all Union soldiers who enlisted in New York.

Chart of Union Soldiers' Nativity

This is a pie chart displaying the nativity of all Union soldiers in the 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.

John Joseph Dailinger WWI Draft Registration Card

John Joseph Dailinger, United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918

1930 United Stated Census

This is a copy of the 1930 U.S. Federal Census Schedule which lists the household of John J. Dailinger in Harrison, New York within Westchester county.

Marriage Record

This is a marriage record for John Dailinger and Mary Klinges (later Dailinger), married on August 10, 1865.

Memorandum from Prisoner of War Records

This is a form stating that John Dailinger was captured as a prisoner of war at Chancellorsville on May 3, 1863 and then later paroled on May 15, 1863.

Pensioner Dropped Form for Mary Dailinger

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

Record Proof of Francis and Anna Baptisms

This form serves as proof for the baptisms of Annie and Francis Dailinger to be used for Mary Dailinger's pension application.

Application for Accrued Pension (Widows)

This is Mary Dailinger's application for accrued pension following John Dailinger's death

Widow's Pension for Mary Dailinger

This is a widow's pension approved for Mary Dailinger following the death of John Dailinger.

Birth Certificate for Annie Dailinger

This is a birth certificate for Annie Dailinger, daughter of John Dailinger

Birth Certificate for Francis Dailinger

This is a birth certificate for Francis Dailinger, son of John Dailinger

Birth Certificate for Henry Peter Dailinger

This is the birth certificate for the Henry Dailinger, son of John Dailinger.

Importance in Summer 1862, Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland

This image is a text mine done using Part II (Reports June 26-September 2, 1862) of Series 1 - Volume XII of The War of the Rebellion: a Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies

Germany to USA map

This is a screenshot of a map showing that John Dailinger traveled from Germany to the United States.

Post-War Residences

This is a map showing John Dailinger's reported residences following his service.

Map of Military Service

This is a map highlighting the movement and action of the 29th New York Regiment in the Civil War.

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.