Company Unknown
Private
I have numerous letters from Dix to his daughter, Alice Wetmore Gilbert from Civil War campaigns.
Dix's son, Elam, served in the 85th NY, and died a POW.
Union service · New York
107th New York Infantry
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Company Unknown
Private
Wounded in the Cornfield at Antietam Creek (Sharpsburg, MD) September 17th, 1862; lost his right thumb and medically discharges at Philadelphia, PA in 1863
Company A
Private
I am writing a history of the men and campaigns of the 107th NY. I welcome any information about the regiment. It should be source information rather than what you may have read in a book. Pvt Egbert lost his arm by amputition after being hit by artillery shell fragments at the batle of Antietam.
Company B
Private
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Company F
Private
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Company F
Corporal
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Company I
Private
Age 30. Enlisted at Corning, N.Y. for 3 years and mustered August 11th 1862. Served during the Battle of Antietam, during which the regiment was engaged. He became ill some days after the battle, which proved to be chronic. Was absent sick at hospital in York, Pa. from December 10th, 1862. discharged February 6th, 1863 by reason of chronic illness. Received pension for chronic illness contracted in service. See archive.org and 'The 107th New York Regiment at Antietam'.
Company I
Private
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