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New! Staten Island Medal of Honor Recipients
[Military Links]
[Revolutionary War]
[War of 1812]
[Civil War]
[World War I]
[World War II]
[Korea and Vietnam]
Search for a Veteran's Grave in a VA National Cemetery.
American Battle Monuments commission http://www.abmc.gov/
ABMC War Dead http://www.abmc.gov/abmc4.htm
American Battle Monuments commission Mexican War http://www.abmc.gov/abmc41.htm
American Battle Monuments commission Spanish-American War
http://www.abmc.gov/abmc43.htm
Collecting veterans information: http://tottenvillehistory.com/veterans.html
1840 Pensioners | |||
Revolutionary or military pensioners living in Richmond County at the time of the 1840 census. | |||
Town | Name | Age | Hsehld of |
Southfield | Amos ROOKE | ? | Amos Rooke |
Castleton | John McDONALD | 65 | Sailors' Snug Harbor |
Castleton | Robert THOMPSON | 81 | James Thompson |
After WW1 the federalized units came back and "re-merged" with the units that served at home. Later the US Army reorganized, and State units became the Army National Guard with federal recognition and permanent unit designations. It wasn't until WW2 when the National Guard was agin mobilized that the NYG was again organized. After WW2 the NYG remained organized and has served as a volunteer (unpaid) force that can be called to state active duty as needed.
There are State Guards or State Militia foces in many of the other states with similar background. These ARE NOT the militias you read about, but are recognized state forces as described in state and federal constitutions. Don't forget that most all of the units that fought in the Civil War were State Militia units."
If anyone can share information about this, please email Robert chweise at aol dot com and Janet . Thanks!
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