This is a search engine that returns at least a bibliography on the
Unit.
It returned this citation;
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USAMHI
155th New York Infantry
Dyer, Frederick H. A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion. Vol. 2.
Dayton, OH:
Morningside, 1979. Ref.
See p. 1463 (1 photocopied page) for a concise summary of the regiment's
service.
New York (State). AGO. Annual Report...for the Year 1904. No. 39. Albany,
NY: Brandow,
1905. pp. 1233-1376. E523.2N6no39. (Alphabetical roster of the regiment).
Phisterer, Frederick, comp. New York in the War of the Rebellion,
1861-1865. Vol. 5. Albany,
NY: Weed and Parsons, 1890. E523P582v5.
See pp. 3805-18 (14 photocopied pages) for a brief history of the
regiment and a roster of officers.
Our Photo Archive includes images of individuals of this unit.
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Also, an Altavista search of the string ; 155th near NY near vol
returned the folloing page with this;
from
155th NY Vol Inf., Co. I (Corcoran's Irish Legion - "The 'Second' Irish
Brigade")
(Member of "Irish Volunteers Batallion")
Cpt. Richard Rosche
840 West Delavan Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14209
(716) 885-3755, evening
(716) 839-3200, days
Cpl. Kevin O'Beirne
The email links are set up wrong, but it appears that Cpl. Kevin is
CMXN64A@prodigy.com, and Capt. Richard is 102406.142@compuserve.com .
These are re-enactors, not necessarily historians, but often they have
a better handle on what went on in the trenches than some historians.
Re-enactors frequently 'assume' the charactor of one of the actual
members of the original Reg.
have fun,
jim
-- jjelbrec@aol.com or elbrecht@worldnet.att.com >From beautiful, upstate NY. Near Schenectady, the city that used to 'Light and haul the world'.