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Application for Accrued Pension (Widows)
This is Mary Dailinger's application for accrued pension following John Dailinger's death
Widow's Declaration for Pension
Mary Dailinger's Declaration for Pension following John's death in 1890
Interior of church, Falls Church, Va
The interior of a church in Falls Church, Virginia, with graffiti by Union soldiers: signatures written above, around and on the tablets on the wall. The group of names highest on the wall, up at the level of the second-story window are all from the…
140th muster roll and muster-out roll
Horace has been transferred from the 44th New York Regiment to the 140th and then discharged because he completed his three-year term of service. He fought in nine battles
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
Blenheim House Attic - Milon Robinson's Signature (Tracing)
Original photograph altered by tracing along lines. This provides a more clear image of Milon Robinson's signature.
Call for Troops : July 2nd, 1862
Based on statistical data provided by Frederick Phisterer's Statistical record of the armies of the United States. This graph displays the percentage of enlistees from each state compared to the whole.
Enlistment Age Chart
Based on statistical data from Benjamin Gould's Investigations in the Military and Anthropological Statistics of American Soldiers. The number of young men enlisting under age 30.
1830 - 1930 Word Trends - Google Ngram
Google Ngram statistic visualization. Ngram searches a large body of texts to find common word usage.
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.
Widow's pension claim that includes infomation about the pension received when Horace was alive
Details about Horace's pension rates and relevant dates
Widow's pension claim that includes infomation about the pension Horace received when he was alive
Record including details about the pension rates Horace recieved while he was alive; $2 a month for injury
Claim put in by Maria to state that she has not remarried since Horace has passed
Maria has not remarried
Marriage Record
This is a marriage record for John Dailinger and Mary Klinges (later Dailinger), married on August 10, 1865.
Pensioner Dropped Form for Mary Dailinger
Notice that Mary Dailinger was dropped as a pensioner due to Section 4719, R. 8.
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.
Baptism Records for Henry and George Dailinger
Baptism Records for Henry Dailinger and George Dailinger, sons of John Dailinger
Map of Movement of Union and Rebel Armies in Chancellorsville, Virginia
This color-coded map shows the movement of Union and Rebel armies in Chancellorsville, Virginia from April 27th-May 4th, 2014
Map of General Pope's Campaign in Northern Virginia
This is a map showing the movement of forces during Pope's Campaign of Northern VIrginia in August 1862.
Mud March Map
This is a color-coded map showing the location of Union and Rebel forces during the "Mud March" in the Fredericksburg, Virginia area.
Witness statement that says Maria never remarried
Witness statement from W.E. Mussey swearing Maria Rice never remarried
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Cover letter of claim for reimbursment from Maria Rice
Cover letter of claim for reimbursement from Maria Rice