Report of the Warrensburgh War Committee 1861 65
Report of the Warrensburgh War Committee 1861 65
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17, 1863 for 300, 000 men together with 200, 000 additional. A Committee meeting held at Mr. Cunningham's office on the 4th of March, 1864. Thos. Cunningham, Esq. , Supvr. , by virtue of his office, took the chair. Duncan Griffin, ex-officer, was appointed one of the War Committee.
On motion, Mr. Cunningham was appointed a com- mittee to inform the Provost Marshall Geo. Clendon as to our situation in regard to volunteers furnished and endeavor to obtain the credits for 9 men enlisted in 1862 an...d not credited to the Town, and to obtain all credits for men furnished by the Town since the Re- bellion broke out.
Fred O. Burhans was appointed an associate with Mr. Cunningham. It was suggested that Duncan Griffin should go with the committee to Albany to assist in looking over the Muster Rolls, as he had been there before on a county committee on similar business. Ad- journed.
F. O. BuRHx\Ns, Secy.
Committee meeting March 17, 1864, at Cunningham's office (Supervisor Report 1864, Pg. 6-7-8).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
17, 1863 for 300, 000 men together with 200, 000 additional. A Committee meeting held at Mr. Cunningham's office on the 4th of March, 1864. Thos. Cunningham, Esq. , Supvr. , by virtue of his office, took the chair. Duncan Griffin, ex-officer, was appointed one of the War Committee.
On motion, Mr. Cunningham was appointed a com- mittee to inform the Provost Marshall Geo. Clendon as to our situation in regard to volunteers furnished and endeavor to obtain the credits for 9 men enlisted in 1862 an...d not credited to the Town, and to obtain all credits for men furnished by the Town since the Re- bellion broke out.
Fred O. Burhans was appointed an associate with Mr. Cunningham. It was suggested that Duncan Griffin should go with the committee to Albany to assist in looking over the Muster Rolls, as he had been there before on a county committee on similar business. Ad- journed.
F. O. BuRHx\Ns, Secy.
Committee meeting March 17, 1864, at Cunningham's office (Supervisor Report 1864, Pg. 6-7-8).
What to read after Report of the Warrensburgh War Committee 1861 65?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ny War Committee From Old Catalog Warrensburg to read onlineMoreLess
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