The Roster of Ohio Soldiers in the War of 1812 consisted of a total of 26,280 men who enlisted from Ohio to assist the nation. This is the complete roster. They comprised of 3 regiments, 464 companies, 13 cavalry troops, and 1 artillery battery. This collection has broken up this list for easier perusal by the company, troop, or battery of the soldiers.
Ohio Civil War Battlefield Map – Map depicting the battles fought within the state of Ohio during the Civil War.
North Dakota Civil War Battlefield Map – Map depicting the battles fought within the state of North Dakota during the Civil War.
North Carolina Civil War Battlefield Map – Map depicting the battles fought within the state of North Carolina during the Civil War.
Newburgh, 60 miles from New York. Approaching the city of Newburgh, we see a building of rough stone, one story high, with steep roofknown as Washington’s Headquarters. For several years prior to, and during the Revolution, this was the home of Jonathan Hasbrouck, known far and wide for business integrity and loyalty to liberty. This house was built by him, apparently, in decades; the oldest part, the northeast corner, in 1750; the southeast corner, in 1760, and the remaining half in 1770. It fronted west on the king’s highway, now known as Liberty Street, with a garden and family burial … Read more
New Mexico Civil War Battlefield Map – Map depicting the battles fought within the state of New Mexico during the Civil War.
Field, Staff & other Commissioned Officers – 1st New Hampshire Regiment
Return of the Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates who now are and those who have been in Colonel Alexander Scammells Company in the 3rd Battalion of New Hampshire Forces, Commanded by Colonel Alexander Scammell from 1 January 1777, to the 1st of January 1780. Showing the title of their enlistment, discharges, and time of their desertion. Names When Enlisted and Term Remarks Sergeant Majors Adino Goodanouff Dec 16 1776. War Discharged Dec 22, 1778 Neal McGaffey Jan 30 1777. 3 Year Promoted Dec 22, 1778 & Promoted to Ensign to take rank Nov 14, 1777 Edward Mason Jan 30 1777. War … Read more
1780 1st New Hampshire Regiment 2nd New Hampshire Regiment Return of Officers in Third Regiment New Hampshire Return of the Colonel’s Company Third Regiment
A return of the Field, Staff & other Commissioned Officers in the First New Hampshire Regiment from the 8th Day of November 1776 until the 1st January 1780. Noting the casualties that have happened during said term Appointed Officers Names Rank Remarks Nov 8, 1776 John Stark Col Resigned Mar. 23, 1777.— do Joseph Cilley Lt. Col Promoted to Col. Feb 22, 1777. — do George Reid Maj Promoted to Lt. Col. Apr 2, 1777 — Prom. to Lt. Col. Commander 2nd Regiment March 1778 Apr 9, 1777 Samuel Cotton Chaplain resigned Aug 14, 1777 Nov 8, 1776 Benjamin Kimball … Read more
Missouri Civil War Battlefield Map – Map depicting the battles fought within the state of Missouri during the Civil War.
Mississippi Civil War Battlefield Map – Map depicting the battles fought within the state of Mississippi during the Civil War. Map Sources: U.S. National Park Service and Library of Congress
Minnesota Civil War Battlefield Map – Map depicting the battles fought within the state of Minnesota during the Civil War.
A short account of the Forty-fourth Annual Reunion of the Thirteenth Michigan Infantry. Includes the names of living members in 1909.
If you had an ancestor residing in Michigan during 1894 then you may have the chance to fill some of that census gap by using the 1894 state census of Michigan, of which parts are available online for free.
Maryland Civil War Battlefield Map – Map depicting the battles fought within the state of Maryland during the Civil War.
Louisiana Civil War Battlefield Map – Map depicting the battles fought within the state of Louisiana during the Civil War.
Kentucky Civil War Battlefield Map – Map depicting the battles fought within the state of Kentucky during the Civil War.
Kansas Civil War Battlefield Map
A list of Gold Star men from Ida County Iowa. Gold Star soldiers were men who gave the ultimate sacrifice to their country, their life. This provides the name of the soldier, their home town, date of death as well as location and circumstances of it.