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	The CIVIL WAR Letters of Fannie Austin This collection of 13 letters was saved by Fannie Austin, a 19th century English immigrant to America, during the Civil War era. Included are letters received from her husband, brother, and uncle who were all Civil War soldiers from Oneida County, New York (26th NYI and 14th NYHA). The letters and several miscellaneous photos were discovered in 1974 during a remodeling project to a home in Clinton, New York.

	Col. George L. Willard Camp No.154, Albany,NY SUVCW The 2nd Largest Camp in the Dept. of New York and the 2nd Oldest Known Camp of the Sons Of Union Veterans of the Civil War.

	188th NYV A site dedicated to the memory of the 188th New York Volunteers, a unit that only served one year but served admirably covering the Seige of Petersburg to The Surrender of Lee at Appomattox

	173rd New York State Volunteers Infantry Home of the 173d NYSVI reenactors. Information on the site includes history of the 173rd NYSVI and a collection of historical letters from members of this unit. Scheduldes and events for the reenactment group can be found here.

	Elmira Prison Camp OnLine Library The most comprehensive site dealing with the infamous Civil War prison camp located in Elmira, NY.

	U.S. Signal Corps Department of New York Daniel J. Dixon's Personal Webpage with pages to inform the public on the US Signal Corps, Department of New York. Brief History of US Signal Corps by 1st Lt. Ted Bleck. Links to 2000 Schedule information of Department of New York and links to S.C.A.R.D. [Signal Corps Associa

	Sgt. Nelson's Sharps Carbine Charles Nelson enlisted in a two year New York Infantry regiment, participating in all major and minor engagements from Bull Run to Burnside's Mud March. Mustered out with his regiment while the army marched to Chancellorsville, he enlisted as sergeant in a New York cavalry regiment six months later. His new regiment arrived in time to participate in the Wilderness Battle with disastrous results. Wounded during the Wilson-Kautz

	D Company, 49th New York Infantry Home Page We recreate the 49th NY (2nd Buffalo) Regiment, which was raised in Buffalo in 1861 and which served in the VI Corps, Army of the Potomac. We are based in SW Ontario, Canada, and our particular mission is to honour the Canadians who served in the Civil War, and to educate others

	140th NY Volunteer Infantry 140th NYVI Living History Organization based in Rochester, NY. Reenactor site, contains historical information including soldier bios. Founding and host unit of the Civil War event at the Genesee Country Museum & Village.

	This Gunner at His Piece Site describes my 272 page, paperback with 30 illustrations & photos, census and service data, and mini-biographies of two hundred and twenty six men with ties to College Point, New York. These men fought alongside men from other New York regions and states including CT, DE, ME, MA, MI, NJ, OH, PA, VT and others and shared a common bond; many were born, raised or moved to College Point.

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