8th New York Infantry
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George Mandefield Dewey Rank Unknown |
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He enlisted April 17, 1861, in the 8th New York for three months, and re-enlisted in the 67th New York under Colonel Adams, and was a participant in the first battle of Bull Run, later being detailed to the secret service with Major Pinkerton's force, the originator of the famous Pinkerton detective agency of a later day. He was serving in the latter capacity when he was discharged on the 3rd of July, 1865, after four years and three months of faithful and loyal service.
Contact Name: Nathan SmalleyContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 12/13/2010
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Denis O'Connell - Sergeant |
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1880's Arizona-Fort Grant, California-Benica Barracks, Nevada, Poss in Mexico
Contact Name: Chris SearContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 5/17/2011
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August Furst - Private |
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August Furst was my great-grandfather.
He served in Stahel's Brigade, Company C, 8th New York Infantry. Wounded in action June 8, 1862, Cross Keys, Virginia.
I am Life Member No. 69, SUVCW; currently member of Davis Camp, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Contact Name: Paul FurstHe served in Stahel's Brigade, Company C, 8th New York Infantry. Wounded in action June 8, 1862, Cross Keys, Virginia.
I am Life Member No. 69, SUVCW; currently member of Davis Camp, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Date Added: 3/22/2008
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Carl Henkel - Private |
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Contact Name: George BisbeeContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 4/19/2007