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Casualty Sheet that shows Horace was injured in battle
Report that Horace was injured in the Battle of Malvern Hill on July 1, 1862
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.
Chatham Manor
A grand Georgian-style house overlooking the Rappahannock River. Occupied by Union troops in 1862; used variously as headquarters, hospital, by soldiers on picket duty. "By the time the Civil War ended in 1865, Chatham was desolate. Blood stains…
City Directory Listing for Sidney Flower, 1889
Flower, Sidney E. artist, picture frames, etc, h 13 E Front st
City Directory Listing for Sidney Flower, 1897
Flower. Sidney E. (Flower Art Co.) YMCA Building, h 207 E Front St
Civil War Pension Clerks
Pension clerks at work in the Pension Building, ca. 1900. Each trifolded bundle is one pension claim. (15-M-49)
Claim put in by Maria to state that she has not remarried since Horace has passed
Maria has not remarried
Colonel Thornton F. Brodhead
Photograph of Colonel Thornton F. Brodhead taken from the memoir of JH Kidd
Company description record that records Horace's transfer from the 121st to 65th unit
Horace is being transferred from the 121st to the 65th by special order. He has blue eyes and is 5'9" tall
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
Company Muster-In Roll Sheets June - August 1861
This is a picture of three muster cards, in addition to a sheet that lists all the card numbers.
Consider Flower's Graffiti
Consider Flower's graffiti at Blenheim House - his signature and his unit, the 1st Michigan Cavalry
Conway House
A Federal-style house built in 1807, occupied by Union soldiers. Stenciled signatures in the attic.
Cover letter for declaration of widow's pension application; Act of June, 1890
The application is filed by J.B. Cralle &Co.
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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…