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121st New York Infantry

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Company Unknown

Lt. Colonel

Adjutant. Later transferred to 152nd NYVI as Colonel.
Contributor Donald W. Sherman, Jr.Date added 7/8/2005

Company A

Corporal

Born: August 30, 1844 in Medusa, Albany County, NY. Enlisted: September 20, 1862 as a private in the 32nd NYSV. Transfered: May 24, 1863 to A Company, 121st NYSV Reported missing, presumed killed: May 10, 1864 at Spotsylvania. Later records show him taken prisoner and held at Florence, SC Paroled: February 26, 1865 at North East Ferry, NC. Returned to duty: April 10, 1865 Discharged: June 25, 1865 at Halls Hill, Va. Married: Julia Eldridge (d. 3/14/1886); 2 children, Isaac, 1869 and George, 1873. Re-married: maggie Arnett, 12/19, 1891 Died: October 28, 1921, St. Peters Hospital, Albany NY
Contributor Mark FeldbinDate added 12/18/2003

Company D

Private

My Great Great Great Great Grandfather. He was wounded at the battle of Spotsylvania.
Contributor Lori L. PaparteysDate added 5/17/2004

Company D

Private

George Parkhurst was killed in the Wilderness on May 6, 1864
Contributor Fred RoseDate added 8/4/2005

Company F

Private

Enlisted as a Private on 9 August 1862 at the age of 21. Mustered in Company F, 121st Infantry Regiment New York on 23 August 1862. Died of disease on 24 October 1862 at Bakersville, MD.
Contributor Eric StoneDate added 9/22/2010

Company F

Corporal

born 1844 Maryland N.Y died 1894 Eldon Iowa enlisted 12Aug !861 mustered out 25 Jun 1865 Halls Hill Va.
Contributor melvin bostwickDate added 7/11/2008

Company F

Captain

Captain Nelson O. Wendell was killed at Salem Church on 3 May 1863. He had been in the 44th New York prior to recruiting his company for the 121st.
Contributor Charlott JonesDate added 3/15/2010

Company G

1st Lieutenant

MUSTER-IN ROLL of Captain Edwin Clark's Company (G), in the 121st Regiment of New York State Volunteers, commanded by Colonel B. Franchot, called into service of the United States by Proclamation of the President, from the twenty-third day of August 1862 (date of muster), for the term of three years, unless sooner discharged. Eli Oakes Sargent Age 23 When Aug 2 Roseboom Transferred 24 June, 1865 1st Lt Co K 65th NY Infantry Born Cherry Valley, Age 23 years, Occupation Farmer.
Contributor Terry SchlieweDate added 6/23/2006

Company G

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Mark A. OliverDate added 6/11/2009

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