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169th New York Infantry

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Company A

Private

I have his diary from his day to day journey. Glad to share.
Contributor Pat Manning JohnstonDate added 10/31/2007

Company A

Private

Says, Elbert Prouty, joined the 169th New York regiment on Feb 9, 1864. He was mustered out on July 19, 1865, all before his 19th birthday.
Contributor Shawn VerdineDate added 6/28/2006

Company C

Private

looking for further information abt. this person - parents, siblings, spouse, etc. we have photo (whatever they were called then) & discharge papers.
Contributor Jean WilmarthDate added 2/17/2008

Company G

1st Sergeant

b. September 23, 1833 in Co. Wicklow, Ireland; emigrated to the United States via Liverpool, England, in August, 1852. Officially cited for gallantry by the colonel commanding his regiment at the Battle of Fort Fisher, N.C., on January 15th, 1865. Wounded at the Battle of Cold Harbor, Va., on June 1st, 1864 (gun shot wound to the face); also wounded and buried alive in the magazine explosion at Fort Fisher on January 16th, 1865. d. June 30, 1911 in Troy, N.Y. Buried at St. Mary's Cemetery, Troy, N.Y.
Contributor Steven M. WiezbickiDate added 7/22/2005

Company G

Private

James Birney Sabin – James was 18 at the time of his enlistment on 5 Sep 1864. He then was mustered into Co G., 169th NY Vol. Inf. on 5 Sep 1864 as a Pvt. And then he was mustered out on 16 June 1865 at Raleigh, N.C.
Contributor Donald W. ReadDate added 11/29/2005

Company K

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Milton DeLairDate added 7/5/2008

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