New York
Westchester County
Erie County
Onondaga County
76th New York State Volunteer Regiment
The Seventy-Sixth Regiment, New York State Volunteers, was raised from the small towns and farms of central New York State. During its three years of existence it fought with the Army of the Potomac in most of the battles in the eastern theater of the war, from Fredericksburg to Petersburg. At the Battle of Gettysburg, the 76th was "first on the field", at the right flank of the entire army, and suffered terrible casualties as a result. The men of the regiment were mustered out or transferred to other regiments between July 1864 and January 1865, at which point the regiment ceased to exist.
Steuben County
65th Regiment List of Deaths, 1898 (National Guard) | Buffalo, Erie County, NY
Four handwritten pages. Includes name, rank, company, date of death, place of death, cause of death, and place of burial. Most men died of typhoid fever. List signed by Sergt. H. O. Hicks, Hospital Department. At the time, the 65th Regiment used the Broadway Arsenal on Broadway in Buffalo, NY.
Allegany County
Livingston County
Albany County
NYC
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Genesee CountyUnitarian Universalist Congregational Records: New York
The UUA Congregational Records contain a file about every single UUA congregation that existed during the twentieth century. Most files contain dozens of pages, with some larger congregational files numbering hundreds of pages. Documents within these files include field reports from regions, districts, and the national office; congregational histories; photographs; correspondence between the congregation and the UUA; paperwork filed to the UUA; sermons and orders of service; and other printed ephemera.
Columbia County