60th New York Infantry

He maybe my ancester still doing research. He was the colonel of the 60th New York between January 12th 1862 to April 28th 1862. He was promoted to brigadier general on April 28th 1862. Before the wars end he held a rank of Major General.

Hello, my birth name (last name was greene)my birth father was James r. Greene and lived in Illinois,though I never got to meet him as my adoption records were closed and still closed because I have no $40.00 and at 'poverty level'. When I first put his name in the first name back in the 1980's that poped up was:Natanieal Greene(brig.gen)during george washingtons time. Also,next showed up:Brig.Gen.George Sears Greene (Culps Hill)Gettysburg. I found my father to late on the internet in 2005 he passed on. I did try to get ahold of his sibblings but they never tried to answer me. If you type in my name(christine brewer)in facebook there should be a picture of mewearing a us army skull cap or one of me with just a ballcap and glasses. You might take a close look at the facial features. My step mom even had said that I could of been related to:Lorne Greene the actor on Bananza.All my step mom had of my biological parents was their names:James R. Greene Agetha Lucia Latigue,Latique/Gatigue. I'm 59 4/18/1952 I had a event of 'sunstroke' back when I was young when my stepfolks lived in Elgin Illinois in the late 1950's. Just like Brig.Gen.Nathanial Greene. Please keep me intouch of pictures. I wish I had money and a way to clean up my possible ancestors gravesite. Last I looked up the boyscotts of the cubscouts had cleaned it up. Also why are people letting his grave get tore up? Keep in touch. Oh, I was in the regular army:1979-1981 I requested out:General Discharge with (2)accomindation letters,actualy it would of been three but that pfc wouldn't give it to me.

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60th NY Infantry, Company D Witherell, Willard R.; 5th Corporal; enrolled Sept 12, 1861 at Ogdensburg Willard R. Son of B & S WETHERELL died at Harpers Ferry (Veteran 61-65) Mar. 12, 1863 Aged 31 yrs. brother of Darius Bradford Wetherell, Co D, 60 NYVI

60th Infantry, Company D (Captain Winslow M. Thomas) Wetherel, Darius B.; Private; enrolled Sept 12, 1861 at Ogdensburg discharged from Co. D., 60th Regt. N.Y. Volunteers in 1863

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Served with brother Nelson in same unit. Both died in 1862.

Died November 8, 1862.

David Decarr (Decaire) received injuries at the Battle of Gettysburg. A marker exits on Culp's Hill with his name cast in bronze. He is buried in North Lawrence, New York. His brother Joseph also served in the same Company (I).

Joseph Decarr (Decaire), survived the war. He was assigned to the same unit as his brother David Decarr (Decaire). Joseph is buried in North Lawrence, New York.