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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.
General Affidavit for Any Purpose for widow's pension claim--record by a clerk of the witness's statements that testify that Horace experienced pain from his gushot wound
Witness Charles Barnum worked with Horace in a warehouse in Hastings from 1869 to 1874. He says Horace complained of pain in his left hand and sometimes had to discontinue work because of the pain.
General Affidavit for Any Purpose for widow's pension claim--record by a clerk of the witness's statements that testify that Horace experienced pain from his gushot wound
Witness Charles Barnum worked with Horace in a warehouse in Hastings from 1869 to 1874. He says Horace complained of pain in his left hand and sometimes had to discontinue work because of the pain.
Muster Roll that documents Horace's enlistment
Horace enlisted into the 44th New York Infantry in Albany, New York at age 20
Muster Roll for NY 44 that includes the time Horace was sick
Records when Horace was present with the unit or absent due to being wounded and in the hospital
Field Hospital on the battlefield of Chancellorsville
This is a pencil drawing of a field hospital (second corps) on the battlefield of Chancellorsville in Virginia.
Company muster roll for the 44th and multiple hospital muster rolls
Horace was transferred from Company C within the 44th to Company H. He was also transferred to David's Island, New York Harbor, where it seems he was employed. He was marked present in the hospital during July and August 1862
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.
136th Casualty Chart
Graph displaying the casualty rates of the 136th New York Infantry in various battles. Statistics based on Frederick Phisterer's New York in the War of the Rebellion.
Document that states Maria's whereabouts before and after Horace's death
Maria lived with Horace in Minnesota until his death in 1884, then continued her residence there and in Wisconsin until 1890. In 1891, she moved to Missouri, and now the only proof of her continuous widowhood comes from two residents of St. Joseph,…
Transcription of document that states Maria's whereabouts before and after Horace's death
Maria lived with Horace in Minnesota until his death in 1884, then continued her residence there and in Wisconsin until 1890. In 1891, she moved to Missouri, and now the only proof of her continuous widowhood comes from two residents of St. Joseph,…
Graph of Multiple Reasons for Discharge
This graph compares multiple reasons for discharge during the American Civil War, ultimately to be compared to the Heart Disease that John Beck experienced and how prevalent that was for someone in his position.
Map of New York
This shows the place that John Beck came to after leaving Germany, which happens to be the same place in which the enlisted into and was mustered into the American Civil War.
Map of Manassas
A map of Manassas, the first place that the 19th New York Infantry ventured to after being mustered in. The regiment fought in the Battle of Bull Run at this point. However, it is not stated whether or not John Beck was there, hence the dot being…
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Declaration for Widow's Pension that states Maria's testimony regarding her identity and marriage to Horace
Two witnesses testify that they know Maria: R.B. Sidebottom and F.J. Black. The creator of this document is a Notary Public. Maria is 49 years old.