Grand
Army of the Republic (GAR)
Greene County
GAR Records located at the State Library at Albany by Sylvia Hasenkopf
Cairo
Assistant Adjutant General
of the Department of New York
Grand Army of the Republic
We, the undersigned honorably discharged Soldiers and Sailors of the Army and Navy of the United States, now residents of Cairo, County of Greene, State of New York, do respectfully apply for a CHARTER for a Post of the Grand Army of the Republic, to be located at Cairo, County of Greene under the jurisdiction of the Department of New York, G.A.R., subject to the regulations of the Grand Army of the Republic and the Department of New York thereof.
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Names |
Residence |
Rank |
Co. |
Regiment or Ship |
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Isaac S. Howard |
Cairo |
Corporal |
K |
120 NYV |
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William Howard |
Cairo |
Privet |
F |
15 NYV |
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Leonard Allerton |
Gayhead |
Privet |
F |
15 NYV |
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Andrew J. Bennett |
Cairo |
Privet |
F |
15 NYV |
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J.B. Webster |
Cairo |
Capt |
A |
20th NYSM |
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Albert Weaver |
Cairo |
Private |
E |
15th NYV |
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Robert Lee |
Cairo |
Private |
K |
120 NYV |
|
John Cammer |
Cairo |
Private |
E |
134 NYV |
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William H. Race |
Cairo |
Privet |
M |
6 NYV Cavilry |
|
Frank Oakley |
Cairo |
Sargent |
E |
8 NYSM |
|
R.W. Greene |
Cairo |
Sergeant |
A |
5 US Cavalry |
|
Jacob Makley |
Cairo |
Private |
G |
144th Regt NYV |
|
Erastus H. Scofield |
Cairo |
Private |
E |
15 NYV |
We desire to have the Post named after comrade John H. Betts,
Approved by
Harrison Clark
Dept. Council S.N.Y.G.A.R
The GAR Charter awarded to John H. Betts Post No. 348 in Cairo, NY on July 22, 1889.
Names on the Charter: Isaac S. Howard, A.J. Bennett, Robert Lee, Frank Oakley,
E.H. Scofield, Robt. D. Apjohn, Aaron Betts, Fred H. Ford. Wm. Howard, J.B.
Webster, R.W. green, Darius Davis, M. Laraway, Geo. Edwards, Leonard Allerton,
Wm. H. Race, Jacob Makley, Joshua P. dean, A. Weaver, Jeremiah Smith, W.D.
Blaisdell, John Cammerer
Catskill
Catskill, Sept. 25th 1884
Assistant Adjutant General of the Department
of New York
Grand Army of the Republic
We, the undersigned honorably discharged Soldiers and Sailors of the Army and Navy of the United States, now residents of Catskill, County of Greene, State of New York, do respectfully apply for a CHARTER for a Post of the Grand Army of the Republic, to be located at Catskill, County of Greene, NY under the jurisdiction of the Department of New York, G.A.R., subject to the regulations of the Grand Army of the Republic and the Department of New York thereof.
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Names |
Residence |
Rank |
Co. |
Regiment or Ship |
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Edmund R. Martin |
Catskill |
Midshipman |
|
Sabine, Florida |
|
J.F. Joesbury |
Catskill |
Q.M. Sergt. |
|
120th NY Vols. |
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Geo. S. Ludington |
Catskill |
O. Seaman |
|
U.S.S. Jno |
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A. R. Cole |
Catskill |
Private |
F |
9th NY Hawkins Zouaver |
|
M.S. Van Loan |
Catskill |
Corporal |
K |
20 NYSM |
|
W.H. Whitcomb |
Catskill |
1st Leut. |
L |
5th NY Cavalry |
|
John W. Van Leuven |
Catskill |
Corporal |
F |
120 Reg. NY Vol. |
|
James Gardner |
Catskill |
Private |
G |
5th NYI |
|
George W. Holdridge |
Catskill |
O. Seaman |
|
U.S.S. Kansas |
|
W.A. Pennoyer |
Catskill |
Captain |
B |
102d N.Y. Vol. |
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Wm. H. Adams |
Catskill |
Private |
A |
91 N.Y. Vols. |
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James Mitchell |
Catskill |
O. Seaman |
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U.S.S. Powhattan |
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A.E. Rider |
|
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U.S. Navy |
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Martin B. Cross |
Catskill |
Sergeant |
A |
54th Mass. |
|
John Hannon |
Catskill |
Corporal |
A |
95th NY |
|
Hardy Lounsberry |
Catskill |
Private |
E |
80th NY Vols, (120th NYSM) |
|
John I. Marqut |
Catskill |
Private |
D |
143d NY Vols |
|
Columbus Fez |
Catskill |
Private |
B |
41st NY |
|
John B. Oakley |
Catskill |
Private |
D |
156 NY Vols |
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Cornelius DuBois |
Palenville |
Captain |
G |
53rd U.S. Cold Ouft |
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George Kinnecutt |
Catskill |
Seaman |
|
Seanear ??? |
|
P.H. Scribner |
Palenville |
Artificer |
E |
15th NYE Regt |
A Charter was awarded to Catskill on September 24,
1874. The original Charter was not returned to GAR Headquarters when the Post
was disbanded.
Coxsackie
Coxsackie, December 26th, 1874
John Palmer
Dept. Commander Dear Sir:
I make application that a Charter be granted us and that you muster us in time for ????ation at the next annual encampment and same the following honorably discharged soldiers as charter members
M.H. Greene
John I. Spoor
Warren Van Denbergh
P.G. VanSchaack
John B. Van Wie
A. V.D. Collier
Thomas Garrigan
John Hiseerd
E.C. Garrigan
Louis Jermone
Wm. VanDenBergh
Mathew Shutt
Richard Whitbeck
Michael Dowling
Yours Respd
A. V.D. Collier
A Charter was awarded to Coxsackie, Hollister Post No. 27 on December 29, 1874. The original Charter was not returned to GAR Headquarters when the Post was disbanded. This Post was disbanded on July 23, 1928.
Hunter
Assistant Adjutant General
of the Department of New York
Grand Army of the Republic
We, the undersigned honorably discharged Soldiers and Sailors of the Army and Navy of the United States, now residents of Hunter, County of Greene, State of New York, do respectfully apply for a CHARTER for a Post of the Grand Army of the Republic, to be located at Hunter, County of Greene, NY under the jurisdiction of the Department of New York, G.A.R., subject to the regulations of the Grand Army of the Republic and the Department of New York thereof.
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Names |
Residence |
Rank |
Co. |
Regiment or Ship |
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A.S. Graham |
Hunter |
Corp. |
F |
125th NY Vols |
|
Geo. “X” Graham |
Hunter |
Private |
E |
Ast NY Vol. Light H Arty |
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C.E. Lake |
Hunter |
Private |
E |
91 NY Vet. Vols |
|
J.M. Lake |
Hunter |
Private |
? |
18 NY Cavalry |
|
Burton Tompkins |
Hunter |
Private |
B |
4th NY Heavy Arty |
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F.H. Van Valkenbergh |
Hunter |
Artificer |
E |
15th NY 7 Eng. |
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Jacob Stotz |
Hunter |
Private |
E |
45th NY Vols |
|
Uriah P. Griffen |
Hunter |
Private |
F |
120 NY Vols |
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John C. Keller |
Hunter |
Private |
F |
120th NY Vols |
|
Charles Ingalls |
Hunter |
Private |
A |
??? Vols |
|
Chas. D. Willen |
Hunter |
Private |
M |
15 H Artillery NY Vol |
|
M. Erskine |
Hunter |
Sergt |
J |
13th Infantry Vol |
|
Francis A. Barber |
Hunter |
|
I |
47 NY Vol |
|
Earl W. Fisher |
Hunter |
Private |
? |
44 NY Vol. Infantry |
|
Daniel H. Douglas |
Hunter |
Private |
K |
20 NYSM |
|
A.D. Miller |
Hunter |
Lieut |
D |
20 NYSM or 50 Vol |
|
Wm. K. Tompson |
Hunter |
Corp |
E |
15 NY Eng |
|
Jas. Lindsly |
Hunter |
Private |
F |
120 NY Vols |
|
R. Palmer |
Hunter |
Corp |
H |
15 NY Eng |
|
John Gemmel |
Hunter |
Sergt |
E |
3 NY Vet Cooly (?) |
|
Geo B. Goodrich |
Hunter |
Private |
E |
15 NYS Vol Eng |
|
J.W. Goodrich |
Hunter |
Corp |
E |
15 NYS Vol Eng |
|
Austin Gailor |
Hunter |
Corp |
C |
159 NY Vol |
The GAR Charter awarded to A. N. Baldwin Post No. 263 in Hunter, NY on April 17, 1883. This Post was disbanded on July 7, 1921.
Names on the Charter: John C. Keller, Charles O. Lake, Burton Tompkins, George H. Graham, Franklin H. Van Valkenburg, John W. Goodrich, Ruben Palmer, Albert S. Graham, Daniel H. Douglass, James T. Sax, Francis A. Barber, James W. Linsley, Peter Wilcox, Frederick E. Ingalls, Charles Ingalls, John S. Gemmel, Justin Gailor, Abram M. Miller, Jacob Stohl, Earl W. Fisher, William K. Tompson, Uriah N. Griffen
New Baltimore
Geo. F. Hopper
PO Box 704 NY City
Assistant Adjutant General of the
Department of New York
Grand Army of the Republic
We, the undersigned honorably discharged Soldiers and Sailors of the Army and
Navy of the United States, now residents of New Baltimore, County of Greene,
State of New York, do respectfully apply for a CHARTER for a Post of
the Grand Army of the Republic under the jurisdiction of the Department of
New York, G.A.R., subject to the regulations of the Grand Army of the Republic
and the Department of New York thereof.
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Names |
Residence |
Rank |
Co. |
Regiment or Ship |
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John I. Sullivan |
N. Baltimore |
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David Layton |
N. Baltimore |
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Peter Van Husen |
N. Baltimore |
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Robert Wilsom |
N. Baltimore |
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Mart. Fink |
N. Baltimore |
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Chas. Lowry |
N. Baltimore |
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James Warner |
N. Baltimore |
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H.W. Mead |
N. Baltimore |
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John Wright |
N. Baltimore |
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W.F. Greene |
N. Baltimore |
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John Wiggins |
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A.O. Bliss |
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E. Van Valkenburg |
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Sam’ Baxter |
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Gerard Swarthout |
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Andrew Van Slyke |
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We the undersigned Soldiers having
Honorible Discharges ar desiras of Organising a Post of the G.A.R. in the town
of New Baltimore,
Greene Co.
Robert Wilson, Co. E 7th NYHArt
John W. Wiggins, Co. G 91 NYVV
Henry W. Mead, Co. I 44 NYV
John I. Sullivan, Co A. Purnell Legan (?)
W.F. Greene 53rd Vol, 84 Vol, 71 Vol.
C. Lowrey, 26 New York, Colored Troops
P. Van Husen, Navy
Tunis P. Wolf, 120 NY Vol
John Wright, 120 NY Vol
James Warner, 7 Heavy Art
David Layton, 7 Heavy Art
Elias Van Steenburg
Sylvin Eaton
George Sharp
Richard Gill
Dr. Roney
James Mansfield
Joseph Smith
Chas. Deuble
Harvey Griffin
Major Wright
Harvey Miller
Edward Miller
The GAR Charter awarded to A.O. Bliss Post No. 305 in New Baltimore, NY on October 25, 1882.
Names on the Charter: John W. Wiggins, Robert Wilson, Henry W. Mead, John I. Sullivan, Frank Greene, Elias Van Steenburg, David Layton, Charles C. Lowery, Peter Van Hoesen, James L. Warner, Martin Fink, Joseph P. Smith, Sylvanus P. Eaton, John F. Wright
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