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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.
Map of John Beck's Philadelphia Residency
Shows the different places that John Beck resided within the city of Philadelphia.
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…
Map of Military Service
This is a map highlighting the movement and action of the 29th New York Regiment in the Civil War.
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 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 Winchester
This is a map of Winchester, Virginia, the place where John Beck spent most of his military service, due to his sickness.
Marriage License of Horace Rice and Maria Mussey
Maria and Horace were married Dec 3, 1867 in Minnesota
Marriage Record
This is a marriage record for John Dailinger and Mary Klinges (later Dailinger), married on August 10, 1865.
Marriage Record for Sidney Flower and Lucy Pinkham
Sidney Flower, residence New York City, occupation crayon artist, age 38 & Lucy Pinkham, residence Lake City, New Hampshire, age 40
Massaponax Baptist Church
A church in the Greek Revival style built in 1859. "The location of the church was just right for both the Northern and the Southern forces as they passed through the area. Both armies used the building as their headquarters. It was used as a stable,…
Massaponax Baptist Church, 1864
A series of images of Massaponax Church, and a council of war involving General Grant.
Master Armorer's House
Completed in 1859, used as a headquarters. no details of graffiti (under plexiglass)
Mayhurst Inn
A four story Italianate home built in 1859 as a plantation house. Confederate signatures in the cupola, on the wall and scratched in the glass
Melrose Caverns
A cave system that has long been a tourist attraction, beginning prior to the Civil War. Signatures have been carved into the cave walls, predominantly by Union soldiers, as well as drawings of flags and a shield
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.
Military Map
Screen Shot of map showing the movements of the Michigan 1st Cavalry
Full map at https://mapsengine.google.com/map/edit?mid=zvPB5mm22JY0.kDRT3-S2QPpI
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Military Record that details Horace's whereabouts throughout the duration of the war
Horace began his service in the 44th and then was transferred to the 140th. He completed his three years of service and was honorably discharged, then mustered into the 121st. He was transferred to the 65th and finally mustered out on July 17, 1865.…
Morgan Chapel
"Morgan Chapel in Bunker Hill, one of the first places of worship in Berkeley County, was erected in 1740 by Colonel Morgan Morgan, whose descendants founded Morgantown. The current building housing Morgan Chapel, constructed in 1852, is the third…
Moulder Hall
A general store and grocery store built in 1791; used as a hospital after the Battle of Antietam.
Mt Zion Old School Baptist Church
" Mt. Zion Old School Baptist Church, built in 1851, was an eyewitness to the Civil War, used as a rendezvous site, prison, barracks, and battleground. Union troops used the church as a hospital after the cavalry engagements of Aldie, Middleburg, and…
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.
Muster In CMSR Card
This document is a CMSR card that shows the dates that John Beck enlisted in and mustered into the American Civil War. It is the first CMSR document on file for John Beck.
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
Muster Roll for NY 44 that shows when Horace was absent because he was in the hospital
States that he was sick in the Philadelphia Hospital between September 1862 and Feburary 1863. He returned to the unit on Feburary 3
Muster Roll that documents Horace's enlistment
Horace enlisted into the 44th New York Infantry in Albany, New York at age 20
Muster roll that shows Horace's re-entry into the service
Horace was drafted and is being mustered into Company F of the 121st New York Infantry. He is a replacement for fallen soldier Thomas Barnes and will serve for one year
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Letter from Horace's physician to the Pension Office that verifies Horace's cause of death and claims that his death was a result of his war injury
Horace died of bowel inflammation due to an attack of colic. Thorne wrote Horace prescriptions for colic attacks over the last five or six years of…