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"Death to Yankees"
"Death to Yankees" [underneath "Death to all Rebels in the Shenandoah Valley EEH
Tags: Confederate, Morgan, Political, Writing
"Jesus Lover of my Soul"
Writing in the Blenheim House attic: "Jesus Lover of my Soul." A variety of signatures and dates are also visible in the image
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.
136th New York Infantry : Company Muster Roll Cards
Milon Robinson's first series of muster cards from his time in the 136th New York Infantry.
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
1830 - 1930 Word Trends - Google Ngram
Google Ngram statistic visualization. Ngram searches a large body of texts to find common word usage.
1850 Census
1850 census showing the names of Milon Robinson's parents, siblings, and grandparents.
1850 Census
The census record of the David Bolton family in 1850
1860 Census
1860 census showing Milon Robinson's parents, brothers, and grandparents.
1860 Census
1860 Census record
1860 U.S. Census Schedule
This census form lists John Dailinger's residence, age and occupation in 1860.
1870 United States Census
1870 United States Census Schedule listing the household of John Dailinger in Philadelphia
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.
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.
1940 U.S. Census Population Schedule
1940 United States Census Schedule listed the household of John J. Dailinger
29th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry Battle Flag
This is a picture of the battle flag used by the New York 29th Regiment Volunteer Infantry during their service in the Civil War.
65th infantry muster rolls, including transfer papers and muster-out roll
Horace was transferred into the 65th from the 121st by special order. He is being mustered out in Halls Hill, Virginia on July 17, 1885
A letter from a pension agent that informs the Commissioner of Pensions that Horace has been dropped from his pension because he died
The letter is addressed to W. W. Dudley, Commissioner of Pensions at the US Pension Agency.
A list of witnesses who filed evidence of Maria's marriage to Horace and his death
Witnesses and those who filed statements to prove marriage and death include Maria Rice, W. Thorne, Gilbert Thorne, Chas. Houghtaling, and Chas. Barnum. All of those who filed are from Minnesota and four out of the five from Hastings, where Maria…
A summary of evidence of Maria's marriage to Horace and his death
The claimant is Maria Rice, who lives in Hastings, Minnesota. Unnamed witnesses testified that Horace and Maria were married and that Horace died on March 17, 1884. The evidenced is summarized by examiner Mark Tillor. M.B. Johnson approved the…
Abraham Brain's Affadavit
Milon Robinson's Employment History
Addie's Grave
Photograph of Addie's Grave
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Title page of additional evidence related to widow's pension claim
Arvin Rice is Maria's attorney. Stamped by the Pension Office.
