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TOMBSTONE & MONUMENT PHOTOGRAPHS
FROM ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA
Pennsylvania McAdam/McAdams Civil War Veterans
Allegheny Arsenal Explosion Victims
Sons Of Union Veterans Davis Star Camp
9th Pennsylvania Reserves Infantry
62nd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
74th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
101st Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Tombstone inscriptions have been documented as precisely as possible.
Many of the marble markers have weathered and deteriorated so badly
that only partial information has been gathered.
These listings following are a compilation of many sources,
Many from Bill Reynolds of
Davis Star Camp Sons Of Union Veterans,
Many from the Indigent Veterans Burials lists at the University of Pittsburgh Archives Service Center,
Some from reading stones first-hand, and many more from various Internet sources.
Richard Orr,
Past Commander-in-Chief
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
has also shared his information and has been an excellent resource.
Credit also the many people that have gone into cemeteries in Allegheny County Pennsylvania
to transcribe, document, present and preserve information for future generations.
Civil War records are available at The National Archives In Washington, D.C., State Of Pennsylvania ,
Western Pennsylvania Resources Which Contains A Link To Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall,
The Second Largest Repository Of Military Information In The State Of Pennsylvania
is a great place to meet people interested in the Civil War.
This listing was begun mid-May 2000, and will be an ongoing project of Nancy Amacher McAdams.
If you have any information that may help complete the listings below,
please send me E-Mail to the address on the bottom of the list.
Your contributions will be added and acknowledged accordingly.
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6th Heavy Artillery
9th PA Reserves
(the "Pittsburg Rifles")
74th Pennsylvania
Volunteer Infantry Regiment
May 13, 2000
Last Update April 8th, 2007
