Historic Hanover Courthouse and Hanover Civil
War Memorial - from Wikipedia
New York 106th Infantry
1860 Reunion 106 Regiment Band, Hermon, N.Y.(Post Card Hermon, NY 1909)
Links From Anne Cady's web site:
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY NY CIVIL WAR Data:
St. Lawrence County Civil War Rosters, with Soldier Index - From 1878 Evert's History of St. Lawrence County
4-part series of articles from Northern Tribune Newspaper discussing Civil War Veterans from Rossie
Roster of Canton "Hartwell T. Martyn" GAR Post - 1909 Includes both living and deceased members
Civil War Soldiers from Rossie (Anne Cady's Site): http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stlawgen/MISC/Newspaper/ntcwdata.HTM
New York State Military Museum:
http://www.dmna.state.ny.us/historic/reghist/civil/infantry/106thInf/106thInfMain.htm
Great Link to Todd Creekman's site for 106th: http://www.106thnewyorkinfantry.org/
St. Lawrence Plaindealer June 13, 1933:
St. Lawrence Plaindealer July 1934:
St. Lawrence Plaindealer March 10, 1936:
St. Lawrence Plaindealer March 17, 1936:
St. Lawrence Plaindealer May 12, 1936:
106th Regiment Infantry "St. Lawrence County Regiment" from http://www.civilwararchive.com/Unreghst/unnyinf8.htm
Organized at Ogdensburg, N. Y,, and mustered in August 27, 1862. Left State
for Baltimore, Md., August 28, 1862, thence ordered to New Creek, Va.
Attached to Railroad District, 8th Corps, Middle Dept., to September, 1862.
Railroad District, West Virginia, to January, 1863. Martinsburg, W. Va.,
Milroy's Command, 8th Corps, Middle Dept., to March, 1863. 3rd Brigade, 1st
Division, 8th Army Corps, to June, 1863. Elliott's Command, 8th Army Corps,
to July, 1863. 3rd Brigade, 3rd Division, 3rd Army Corps, Army of the
Potomac, to March, 1864. 1st Brigade, 3rd Division, 6th Army Corps, Army of
the Potomac and Army of the Shenandoah, to June, 1865.
SERVICE.--Guard and provost duty
in Defenses of the Upper Potomac, with Headquarters at New Creek, Va., until
June, 1863. Expedition to Greenland Gap April 15-22, 1863. Fairmont April
29. Martinsburg, W. Va., June 14.
Battle of Winchester, Va., and retreat to
Harper's Ferry June 14-15. Guard stores to
Washington, D.C., July 1-4. Join Army of the
Potomac at Frederick, Md., July 5. Pursuit of Lee to
Manassas Gap, Va., July 5-24. Action at Wapping
Heights, Va., July 23. Duty on line of the
Rappahannock and Rapidan until October. Bristoe Campaign October
9-22. Advance to line of the Rappahannock November 7-8.
Kelly's Ford November 7.
Brandy Station November 8. Mine Run
Campaign November 26-December 2. Demonstration on the Rapidan February 6-7,
1864. Campaign from the Rapidan to the James May 3-June 15.
Battles of the Wilderness May 5-7;
Spottsylvania May 8-12;
Spottsylvania Court House May 12-21. Assault on the Salient,
"Bloody Angle," May 12.
North Anna River May 23-26. On line of the
Pamunkey May 26-28. Totopotomoy May
28-31. Cold Harbor June 1-12.
Before Petersburg June 17-18.
Siege of Petersburg June 17-July 6.
Jerusalem Plank Road, Weldon Railroad, June
22-23, Ordered to Baltimore, Md., July 6. Battle of
Monocacy, Md., July 9. Expedition to Snicker's
Gap, Va., July 14-24. Sheridan's Shenandoah
Valley Campaign August 7-November 28. Near
Charlestown August 21-22. Battle of Winchester
September 19. Fisher's Hill September
22. Battle of Cedar Creek October 19. Duty at
Kernstown until December. Moved to
Washington, D.C., thence to
Petersburg, Va., December 3-6. Siege of
Petersburg December, 1864, to April, 1865. Fort
Fisher, Petersburg, March 25, 1865.
Appomattox Campaign March 28-April 9. Assault
on and fall of Petersburg April 2. Pursuit of Lee April 3-9.
Sailor's Creek April 6.
Appomattox Court House April 9. Surrender of Lee and his army. March
to Danville, Va., April 23-27, and duty there
until May 16. Moved to Richmond, Va., thence to
Washington, D.C., May 16-June 2. Corps Review June 8. Mustered out
June 27, 1865.
Regiment lost during service 10 Officers and 127 Enlisted men killed and
mortally wounded and 4 Officers and 166 Enlisted men by disease. Total 307.
Potsdam St. Lawrence Herald 1903:
Ogdensburg Advance 1861:
Canton Commercial Advertiser 1926:
Franklin Gazette 1894:
Major General John Sedgwick from Wikipedia
"Sedgwick fell at the beginning of the
Battle of Spotsylvania Court House, on
May 9,
1864. His corps was probing skirmish lines ahead of the
left flank of Confederate defenses and he was directing
artillery placements. Confederate
sharpshooters were about 1,000 yards away and their
shots caused members of his staff and artillerymen to duck
for cover. Sedgwick strode around in the open and was quoted
as saying, "What? Men dodging this way for single bullets?
What will you do when they open fire along the whole line? I
am ashamed of you. They couldn't hit an elephant at this
distance." Although ashamed, his men continued to flinch and
he repeated, "I'm ashamed of you, dodging that way. They
couldn't hit an elephant at this distance."[1]
Just seconds later he fell forward with a bullet hole below
his left eye.[2]
Sedgwick was the highest ranking Union casualty (the most senior by date of rank of all major generals killed) of the Civil War. Upon hearing of his death, Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant repeatedly asked, "Is he really dead?"
From Wikipedia - Major General Lewis Wallace -
"Lewis "Lew" Wallace (April
10,
1827 –
February 15,
1905) was a lawyer, governor,
Union general in the
American Civil War,
American
statesman, and
author, best remembered for his
historical novel
Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ.
Wallace was born in Brookville, Indiana, to David and Esther French Test Wallace. His father served as lieutenant governor and Indiana Governor; his stepmother, Zerelda Gray Sanders Wallace, was a prominent temperance and suffragist.
In 1836, at the age of nine, he joined his brother in Crawfordsville, Indiana where he briefly attended Wabash Preparatory School. Afterwards he joined his father in Indianapolis.[1]
Wallace served in the Mexican War in 1846 as a first lieutenant with the 1st Indiana Infantry regiment. He was admitted to the bar in 1849. In 1851 he was elected prosecuting attorney of the First Congressional District.[1]
On May 6, 1852, Wallace married Susan Arnold Elston by whom he had one son, Henry Lane Wallace (born February 17, 1853). In 1856, he was elected to the State Senate after moving his residence to Crawfordsville."
Cold Harbor - burial - from: http://www.civilwarphotos.net/files/other_locations.htm
Gouverneur Times, Dec 9, 1864:
Petersburg Court House from: http://www.civilwarphotos.net/files/other_locations.htm
Spotsylvania Court House [Spotsylvania Court House, Va., vicinity. Beverly house, headquarters of Gen. Gouverneur K. Warren, 5th Corps] from http://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/v?ammem/cwar:0286-0323:T16
Petersburg Fortifications from: http://www.civilwarphotos.net/files/other_locations.htm
(See more Petersburg picture on the 142nd's web page
)
Battle of the Wilderness - Order of Battle:
THIRD DIVISION.
Brig. Gen. JAMES B. RICKETTS. (Link here:
http://www.nps.gov/mono/historyculture/james_ricketts.htm )
First Brigade.
Brig. Gen. WILLIAM H. MORRIS. (Link here:
http://suvcw.org/ny/camps/worden/projects/Morris%20Crypt/morris%20crypt.htm
)
14th New Jersey,
Lieut. Col. Caldwell K. Hall.
106th New York,
Lieut. Col. Charles Townsend.
151st New York,
Lieut. Col. Thomas M. Fay.
87th Pennsylvania,
Col. John W. Schall.
10th Vermont,
Lieut. Col. William W. Henry.
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC AT MINE RUN-REBEL LINE IN FRONT OF GENERAL
SEDGWICK.
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC AT MINE RUN-REBEL EARTH-WORKS COMMANDING THE PASSAGE AT GERMANIA FORD
Germanna Ford, Rappahannock River, Va. Artillery crossing pontoon bridges] from http://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/D?cwar:6:./temp/~ammem_axQm:T16:
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC AT MINE RUN-GENERAL WARREN'S TROOPS ATTACKING.-SKETCHED BY A. R. WAUD (3 sketches above from Harper's Weekly)
Mine Run & Germania Ford ( Harper's Weekly)
Battle of Winchester - Cavalry Charge - from Harper's Weekly
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Order of Battle UNION ARMY Middle Department, Maj. Gen. Lewis Wallace
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Andersonville Prison - Issuing Rations, Aug 17, 1864 from: http://www.civilwarphotos.net/files/other_locations.htm
Danville Prison:
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Folsom, Martin Robbins,
Co A, NY 106th.Sgt. Captured after the battle of Monocacy and sent
to Danville Prison July 11th thru Oct 7th, 1864. Transferred to
Libby Prison and released Oct 17th http://www.censusdiggins.com/danville_prisoners.html Enlistment in 106th - Folsom, Martin A.; Corporal; enrolled Aug 7, 1862 at Hermon, NY 1870 Census: Martin in n Hermon , NY age 38 with wife Cornelia 36, daughters Cora 11, Nellie 8, Gertrude 2 1880 Census: Martin in
Canton, NY age 48 with above family and another son Carl.
Also says he was a farmer. |
Oliver J. SHELDON, son of Hiram & Betsey SHELDON, Co I 106 Reg. N.Y.S.V. Civil War, d. in Rebel
Prison, Danville, Virginia, [from stone: Jan. 1, 1865 @ 21 yrs]; from list of Soldiers Lot 242 - buried at Ft.
Jackson Cemetery, Hopkinton NY
Federal Soldiers at Appomattox Court House from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Appomattox_courthouse.jpg
McLean house, April 1865 = Photographed by Timothy H. O'Sullivan from Wikipedia
Franklin Gazette 1894:
Canton Commercial Advertiser 1911:
Canton Commercial Advertiser 1926:
St. Lawrence Plaindealer Feb 14, 1939:
Graves: (info from Anne Cady & Chuck Morgan's web sites)
Burials at Bayside Cemetery Potsdam
Morely Cemetery & Trinity Church Cemetery, Morley NY:
Adams Hanna, killed at Cold Harbor, Va; June 5, 1864 AE 25 yrs (Section Church)
Edwin R. Paine, CO K 106 NY Vol, 1924-1901 (Section 4)
Ogdensburg Cemetery:
Thomas C. Atcheson, b. Dec 22, 1815 - d. Dec 19, 1878; Co M 106 NY Inf (Section 4)
George Fieldson, CO C 106 Regt NY Vol; d. Feb 27, 1902 AE 62 yrs (Section 105)
Lieut James Hopkins, (Gibbs Monument) 106th Reg't NYSV, Aug 9, 1837 -
Feb 22, 1863 (Section 25)
Edward Christopher James, Co L. 106th NY Vol Infantry, May 1, 1841 - March 24, 1901; Second Marker
(Section
30)
Schuyler F. Judd, Col 106th NY V.I.; Sept 1811 - Aug 1864 (Section 13)
Simon Marceau, Co D 106 Regt NYVI; Jan 9, 1898 Aged 55 yrs (Section 43)
Lieut R.C. Munroe, Co I 106 Reg N.Y.I. (Section 105)
Peter Robertson, Capt. Co C 106 Regt NY Vols; b. Jan 1834 - d. May 1912 (Section 18)
Thomas Shaw, Capt. Co D 106 NY Vol, died Aug 25, 1902 AE 70 yrs (Section 105)
Charles William Shepard, 2 Lieut 106 Regt NYV; Killed at Cold Harbor, June 1, 1864 Aged 21 yrs (Section
58)
Thomas W. Sherwell, Father, 1824-1910; Co A 106 Regt NY Vol (Section 81)James Winters, Co D 106 Regt
NYV 1831-1904 (Section 105)
Hillcrest Cemetery, Heuvelton NY:
Elam, Barter Co A 106 Regt NY Vols, Killed in the Battle of Petersburg; April 8, 1865 in his 20th year
(Section 33)
Henry Carr, Co C 106 Reg NY Vol; Died Apr 11, 1895 Age 62 yrs (Section 46)
James Crayford, CO C 106 Reg NYSV, 1832-1917 (Section 46)
Charles Snyder, Capt Co G 106 Reg NY Vol Inf, 1840-1926 (Section 44)
Adelbert M. Wilson, 106 NY Vol Co C 1864-5; 1849-1926 (Section 7)
L. Howard Wilson, March 15, 1844-Dec 20, 1925; Co C 106 NY Inf (Section 34)
Mount Lona Cemetery, Heuvelton NY:
Melvin V.R. Cole, Co. C., 106 Reg, NY V I, died at Warrington VA, Aug 31, 1863; Aged 19 yrs (Original
Northrup Corners Cemetery Oswegatchie:
Joseph Sr. Martin
Co. D, 106 Reg. NYV died July 1864
Picture
St Mary's Cemetery, Ogdensburg:
Alexander Campbell, Sgt Co I 106 NY Inf, 1826-1880 (Section 2)
Samuel Devenne, Co A 106 NY Inf, died Oct 22, 1865 Aged 50 yrs (Section 1)
John Leary, Co I 106 Regt NY Inft; 1820 -1897 (Section 4)
Joseph Martin, Co D 106 NY Inf, 1841-1915 (Section 2)
Oldsville Cemetery, Macomb NY:
Fredrick C. Charter, Vol. Co. C. 106 Reg. 1862-1865; 1840-1915
Edward Sayer, b. Apr. 23, 1843, d. May 5, 1913, Co. C. 106 Regt. N.Y.Vol.
John Tanner, Co. C. 106 N.Y. Vols d. Jan 1, 1887, age 62 yrs
Martin Cemetery, Lisbon NY:
Benjamin H. Church, Father, Co D 106 Vol Inf; 1832-1933
Garfield Cemetery Potsdam:
Hiram Johnson, Co D 106 NY Vol 1818-1867 - 49 years
Amos Mathews, 1st Lieut. Co. G 106 Reg NY Vols = 1828 - 1909 81 years
Flint Chaffee Cemetery, Brasher NY:
| Sanjule | Peter | ("Co E 106 N.Y. Inf. |
Jerusalem Cemetery, Canton NY:
Edson I. Barber, ...died at Bealton Station (Va), Oct 31, 1863 (106th, Co A)
Rensselaer Falls Cemetery, Canton NY:
Soldiers in the Rebellion of 1861-1865: (next two names)
Darwin W., d. May 12, 1864 in his 23 yr (Section 3) (on list for 106th Co C)
John R., d. Dec 16, 1864 in his 22 yr (Section 3)
Kendrew Cemetery, DeKalb NY:
Jas W. Whitefored, CO A 106 Reg NY Vol; 1827-1910
Maple Grove Cemetery, DeKalb NY:
Wm B. Clark, killed at Cedar Creek, 1864 AE 24 yrs
Old DeKalb Cemetery, DeKalb NY:
John A. Beach, Co C 106 Regt State Vols
Albert Beebe, CO C 106 Regt NY Inf, died Jan 12, 1900; AE
Jacob, VosburgCo C 106 NY Vol, 1841-1926
Osbornville Cemetery, DeKalb NY:
William Henry Tyler, their son, killed at the battle of Cold Harbor, VA; 4/4/1864-6/1/1864
David C. Tyler, died at Martinsburgh, VA AE 16 yrs, 9d; b. 2/10/1842 – 2/6/1863
St. Henry's Cemetery, DeKalb NY:
William Barzee, Co D 106 NY Vol; d. Jan 19, 1919 Age 79 yrs (Section 2)
Wayside Cemetery, Richville NY:
M. W. Bates, Co D 106 NY Infantry
Albert Bosworth, Co D 106 NY Vol; Died Apr 28, 1888; AE 63 yrs
Luther Colton, 1818-1864; Co A 106 NY Vol, Interred in VA
Henry Hartwell, 1845-1865, Co A 106 NY Vol, Interred in VA
Franklin, Hartwell, 1846-1864, Co A 106 NY Vol
James Griffis, 106 Regt NY Vol; Died May 21, 1891; AE 76 yrs
Jesse J. Woods, adopted son of Ephraim & Louisa Johnson, died at Martinsburg, VA Jan 31, 1863, AE
22 yrs, 10 mos (106th - Co D)
George A. Rich, died at Washington DC Sept 18, 1863; AE 24 yrs (106th, Co D)
Dedication - In memory of unreturned soldiers of the war of 1861-1865. Erected by the citizens
of Richville :
- John Thomas (w entries with this name, one 60th NY Co K, other 106 Co G)
- William B Clark - 106th, Co D
- David C Clark - 106th, Co I
- David D Brown - 106th, Co D
- William Adams (3 listings under this name, 106th Co B, 16th Co F, 16th Co D)
- George K Stiles - 106th, Co I
- Patrick McGuire - 106th Co D
- Andrew J Hitchcock - 106th Co C
- Wm H Tyler - 106th Co C
- David G Tyler - 106th Co C
- Charles Hayes - 106th Co D
- James Turner - 106th Co D
- Zadock Smith - 106th Co I
- Daniel Holland - 106th Co D
Gates Cemetery, Edwards NY:
Nelson Gates, d. Nov 26, 1876 AE 64 yrs, 2 mos; Co K 106 Regt (Section 1)
Nelson is an uncle to Henry V. Harvey Gates and Henry V Gates were first cousins. Henry V's father
was Henry (Harry) Gates and Harvey Gates father was Nelson Gates. The common grandfather was
Phineas Gates.
Henry Gates was from Edwards NY: (not buried at Gates Cemetery)
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From: Susan M. "Sue" Gates Davis - [smgdavis@gmail.com] "Here is information about an ancestor, who went to Fremont, Newaygo County, Michigan before 1880 from St. Lawrence County, New York:"
Fremont, Michigan Newspaper, September 1915:
Mr. Henry V. Gates was born in the State of New Hampshire July 9, 1839, and died at his home in Fremont, Mich., September 25, 1915, making his life period 76 years 2 mos. and 16 days.
When a boy about six years of age his parents moved to New York state. He was joined in marriage to Sarah J. Henderson April 1, 1860. To this union five children were born, three of whom, Menzo Gates, of Sault Ste Marie; Mead Gates, of Fremont, and Mrs. Margaret Smith, of Amistad, New Mexico survive him. He served nearly four years in the Civil war, participating in practically all of the great battles in which the Army of the Potomac was engaged.
He moved from New York to Fremont some forty years ago. He was converted and joined the church of the United Brethren in Christ twenty-five years ago. His wife, Sarah J. Gates, died August 1, 1908, and he was joined in marriage to Mrs. Lucy E. Gates October 10, 1913, who rendered faithful and loving service to the day of his death.
The funeral was held in the United Brethren church September 30th, Rev. E.F. Bell, of the Congregational church officiating. Interment in Maple Grove cemetery.The Muskegon Chronicle, September 27, 1915, Page 8
FREMONT NEWS
Henry Gates, a pioneer resident of this city, died Friday night at his home here. Mr. Gates had been a sufferer for months but death was the result of a recent stroke of paralysis.Harvey Warren Gates (cousin of Henry Gates Above) (not buried at Gates Cemetery)
Enlistment Date: 02 August 1862
Side Served: Union
State Served: New York
Service Record: Promoted to Full Corporal
Promoted to Full Private (Reduced to ranks, dates unknown)
Enlisted as a Private on 02 August 1862 at the age of 29
Enlisted in Company K, 106th Infantry Regiment New York on 27 August 1862.
POW on 12 May 1864 at Spotsylvania Court House, VA
Wounded on 12 May 1864 at Spotsylvania Court House, VA
Died Company K, 106th Infantry Regiment New York on 18 September 1864 in Rikinsville, SC
Pinney Cemetery, Edwards NY:
Azro J Bannister, d 1864, son of James F and Sophia Lilie Bannister, Co K, 106th Reg, killed at
Cold Harbor, Va , Azro Banister
Woodland Cemetery, Fine NY:
SPICER, John died 18 Sep 1892 age 58 yrs Co. A 106 Reg
Riverside Cemetery, Gouverneur NY:
Gustavus Austin, soldier of the Late Rebellion (Section H) (106th Co D)
Joseph K. Bolton, Co B 106 NYV, 1822-1909 (Section J)
James H. Fordham, Co K 106 Regt, Died Feb 25, 1903; AE 61 yrs; Inscription (Section J)
Acil Comfort Johnson, Co K 106 Reg NY Vol Inf, 1838-1918 (Section K)
Charles Nickerson, Co K, 106th NY Regt, 1836-1916 (Section K)
Daniel Peck, Father, 1st Lieut, Co K 106 NY Vol Inft, 1822-1903 (Section B)
Samuel W. Phelps, Co. D 106 NY V, 1842-1911, "Father" (Section F)
Horace Pickit, 1841-1929, Lieutenant 106 NY Vol, GAR (Section B)
Charles H. Smith, 1838-1885, Sergt Co D. 106 Reg NY Vol, Footstone (Section C)
Lucius Smith, Co. D 106 NY Inf, 1837-1919 (Section H)
Castle Cemeterty, Hopkinton NY:
Lorenzo D. Blair ("Son of M.D. & N.B. Blair Died at North Mountain, Va.June 26, 1863 Ae 19")
(106th, Co E)
Ft. Jackson Cemetery, Hopkinton NY:
CALL, Ephraim, from the list of Civil War Veterans (106th Co G)
FULLER, Ezra A, Co. G. 106th Reg. Civil War Killed in Battle, {from stone: Apr. 2, 1865 @ 30 yrs};
from list of Soldiers Lot 27
LANDON, Daniel B. Mar. 20, 1832-{from stone: Apr. 23, 1879} gt. Co. G 106 Reg. NY Vols 'wounded in
Civil War'; record of Soldiers Lot 100 {from the 'Early History of Hopkinton': Daniel B. Landon was
born Mar. 20, 1832, Co G 106th Regiment, enlisted Aug. 6, 1862 for 3 years, Corporal promoted to
Sergeant, bounty $10, married} {from the 'History of Hopkinton' book, Daniel B. Landon was born
Mar. 20, 1832, died Apr. 23, 1879}
PERRY JR., Alexander, Co. G, 106 Reg. New York Civil War, {from stone: 1837-1904} "GAR" {from
'Early History of Hopkinton' Alexander Perry Jr., born Jan. 7, 1834, Co G 106th Regiment, enlisted
Aug. 7, 1862, for 3 years, bounty $300, private, married, discharged at the close of the war, died in
Hopkinton in 1902 leaving a large family}
PIERCE, William H. Co G 106 Reg. Civil War, {from stone: 1845-1917} {from 'Early History of
Hopkinton' William H. Pierce born Oct. 4, 1845, Co G 106th Regiment, enlisted Nov. 1863 for 3
years, bounty $300, single, Wounded at Fisher's Hill & Cedar Creek. Discharged June 1865, died
years ago.}
PLOOF, Henry, Soldier of the Civil War Co E 106 NY Vols Civil War, {from stone: d. Nov. 20, 1867 @
44 yrs}; Henry BLOOF, Soldier, buried Dec. 25, 1866 as recorded in Olivia Atwood's diary; record of
burials in Hopkinton Village Cemetery by W.S. Phelps says Henry Bloof was buried Dec. 20, 1866 * note
difference in dates {from 'Early History of Hopkinton' Henry Ploof Co. G 15th Regiment, enlisted
Sept. 1864, for 1 year, private, bounty $200, married, discharged at close of the war, died in
Hopkinton}
Oliver J. SHELDON, son of Hiram & Betsey SHELDON, Co I 106 Reg. N.Y.S.V. Civil War, d. in Rebel
Prison, Danville, Virginia, [from stone: Jan. 1, 1865 @ 21 yrs]; from list of Soldiers Lot 242
SMITH, Wilber, enlisted 1862 Co E 106th Reg. Civil War, 1844-d. Jan. 28, 1903 {from 'Early History of
Hopkinton' Wilbur was born May 22, 1844 Co E 106th Regiment, enlisted Aug. 11, 1862 for 3 years,
bounty $10 single, Private, Discharged at expiration of term of service July 3, 1865, resides in
Hopkinton {recorded in Azro Beecher's Diary, Wilbur Smith died Jan. 28, 1903}
WHEELER, Lewis {from stone: 1828-1907} Co G 106th Reg. Civil War {from 'Early History of Hopkinton'
Lewis Wheeler born Nov. 11, 1836 Co G 106th Regiment, married, enlisted Aug. 7, 1862 for 3 years,
Private, bounty $10, Wounded July 9, 1864 before Petersburg in the hip, and discharged July 1,
1865 at the close of the war, resided in Hopkinton with his family}
Holy Cross Cemetery, Hopkinton NY:
WHITE, JULIUS (section B-B) from stone: pvt co G 106 NY inf. Civil War Born Nov. 3, 1843 - died Feb
12, 1928 WHITE, JULIUS (section B-B) from large stone: Co G 106 NY Vol. Born 1843 - died 1933
Old Hermon Cemetery, Hermon NY:
Luman W. Ames, CO G. 106 Regt NY Vols; 1828-1926 (Section 1)
John W. Billings, CO K 106 Regt NY Vol, Died Oct 19, 1864; AE 27 yrs (Section 1)
Daniel Booth, Lieut. Co K 106 NY Vols, 1840-1921 (Section 1)
Elliott A. Clarke, 1835-1914, Co A 106 Reg NY V (Section 1)
Edwin Comstock, Co A 106 Reg N.Y.V. 1835-1878 Second Stone (Section 1)
Hiram W. Day, Capt. Co A NY Vols, 1835-1917 (Section 2)
Charles E. Demmon, Co K 106 NY Vols, 1837-1915(1914); Military Marker (Section 3)
Father, 1830-1894, Pri Co A 106 Reg NY Vol (Section 3) (Givins, Robert; Private; enrolled 1862 - Co A)
Dwight Loucks, 1847-1864; Co K 106 Reg N.Y.S. Vol; Wounded in the battle of Cedar Creek, Oct 19,
1864; Died at Winchester VA Nov 16, 1864; Aged 17 yrs, 9 mos (Section 1)
* McIntyre, died Apr 25, 1866; GAR (Section 1) (John - 106th, Co A)
Adelbert L., Powell Co C 106 NYVI, 1844-1865 (Section 2)
Edward O. Reynolds, Co A 106 NYVI, 1838-1920 (Section 2)
Munson W. Russell, Co E 106 NY Vol Inft, Died Feb 25, 1903; AE 69
yrs, 9 mos, 20 dys (Section 2)
Porter Hill Cemetery, Hermon NY:
Francis M. Buck, CO K 106 Regt NYVI; died in Douglas Hospital, Washington DC; Oct 18, 1863
Harvey Hotelling, Co. A 106 Reg NYVI, 1815-1890
Oldsville Cemetery, Macomb NY:
Fredrick C. Charter, Vol. Co. C. 106 Reg. 1862-1865; 1840-1915
Edward Sayer, b. Apr. 23, 1843, d. May 5, 1913, Co. C. 106 Regt. N.Y.Vol.
John Tanner, Co. C. 106 N.Y. Vols d. Jan 1, 1887, age 62 yrs
Madrid:
"John Thomas, was in the Windmill battle in 1838; sent to Van Dieman's Land, and after nine years of menial service was pardoned, and returned to Madrid. He enlisted in the One Hundred and Sixth New York Volunteer Infantry; went through the campaign safely, and was honorably discharged at the close of his enlistment. He applied for a pension after he became too feeble to labor, and received one year's pension in arrears, $72.00, which, he said, was the largest sum of money he ever had at one time. He died May 12, 1892, at the age of eighty years." from History of Madrid http://history.rays-place.com/ny/madrid-ny.htm
Roxie Reed Cemetery, Massena NY:
Henry Sharp, died May 10, 1874, ("Co. F. 106 Reg. N.Y.Vol. Inf. Died May 10, 1874 Aged 43 years")
Brier Hill Cemetery, Morristown NY:
William A. Booth, 106 NY Vol, 1820-1864
Gilbert G. Gorden, a member of Co B 106 Regt NYSV, died at Grafton West Virginia, June 1, 1863 in his
21 yr
Henry K. Yerden, a member of Co B 106 Regt NYSV, Killed in battle at Cedar Creek, Va; Oct 19, 1864;
AE 26 yrs
Edwardsville Cemetery, Morristown NY:
Michael Bresett, Co C 106 Regt, 1840-1932; 2nd Marker
William H. Mitchell, Co B 106 Regt N.Y. Inft, 1836-1905
James B. Pope, ...in hospital at Washington DC, Dec 29, 1863 in his 20 yr; Bottom of Stone (106th Co
B)
Francis Taylor, Co B 106 Regt
John Watson Jr., died in hospital at Cumberland, Ka; Dec 9, 1862; AE 23 yrs, 11 mos, 5 dys (106th, Co
B)
Greenwood Cemetery, Morristown NY:
John Lavine, CO B 106 NY Inf
Benj Wollen, Co B 106NY Vol Inf, Army Nurse 61-65
John W. Ward, Co B 106 NY Vol Inf, d. 188
Pine Hill Cemetery, Morristown NY:
George W. Barnard, Co B 106 Regt NY Vol Inf, b. April 21, 1833 - d. Aug 31, 1908 (Section 1)
William T. Bolton, 106 Reg NY Vols, 1837-1912 (Section 3)
DeWitt C. Church, Co B. 106 Regt NY Vols, 1836-1913 (Section 2)
John Foote, 106 Reg N.Y.V. 1829-1903 (Section 2)
Crpl ALfred I. Hooker, Killed in .... July 7, 1861 (Section 1) (106th, Co B)
Hillcrest Cemetery, Heuvelton NY:
Elam, Barter Co A 106 Regt NY Vols, Killed in the Battle of Petersburg; April 8, 1865 in his 20th year (Section 33)
Henry Carr, Co C 106 Reg NY Vol; Died Apr 11, 1895 Age 62 yrs (Section 46)
James Crayford, CO C 106 Reg NYSV, 1832-1917 (Section 46)
R. H. Johnston, Father, GAR (Section 35) (106th Co E) (Robert H Johnson)
Charles Snyder, Capt Co G 106 Reg NY Vol Inf, 1840-1926 (Section 44)
Adelbert M. Wilson, 106 NY Vol Co C 1864-5; 1849-1926 (Section 7)
L. Howard Wilson, March 15, 1844-Dec 20, 1925; Co C 106 NY Inf
(Section 34)
Mt. Lona Cemetery, Heuvelton NY:
Melvin V.R. Cole, Co. C., 106 Reg, NY V I, died at Warrington VA, Aug 31, 1863; Aged 19 yrs (Original
Northrup Corners Cemetery, Heuvelton NY:
Joseph Martin Sr. Co. D, 106 Reg. NYV died July 1864 Picture
Ogdensburg Cemetery, Ogdensburg NY:
George Fieldson, CO C 106 Regt NY Vol; d. Feb 27, 1902 AE 62 yrs (Section 105)
Lieut James Hopkins, 106th Reg't NYSV, Aug 9, 1837 - Feb 22, 1863 (Section 25)
Elijah Hamblin, died Cumberland, Nov 23, 1862 Age 33 yrs; 106 Regt Co D NYSV (Section 22
Gilbert A. Herriman, 106 Regt NY Inf; 1842-1914 (Section 105)
Edward Christopher James, Co L. 106th NY Vol Infantry, May 1, 1841 - March 24, 1901; Second Marker (Section 30)
William Jameson, Co B 106 Reg NY, d. Nov 2, 1891; Aged 69 yrs (Section 42
Schuyler F. Judd, Col 106th NY V.I.; Sept 1811 - Aug 1864 (Section 13)
Simon Marceau, Co D 106 Regt NYVI; Jan 9, 1898 Aged 55 yrs (Section 43)
Lieut R.C. Munroe, Co I 106 Reg N.Y.I. (Section 105)
Samuel Paine, Co D 106 NY Cav (Section 9)
Peter Robertson, Capt. Co C 106 Regt NY Vols; b. Jan 1834 - d. May 1912 (Section 18)
Thomas Shaw, Capt. Co D 106 NY Vol, died Aug 25, 1902 AE 70 yrs (Section 105)
Charles William Shepard, 2 Lieut 106 Regt NYV; Killed at Cold Harbor, June 1, 1864 Aged 21 yrs (Section 58)
Thomas W. Sherwell, Father, 1824-1910; Co A 106 Regt NY Vol (Section 81)
James Winters, Co D 106 Regt NYV 1831-1904 (Section 105)
Pine Hill (Eel Weir) Cemetery, Ogdensburg NY:
William H. Harvey, Co C 106 Reg NYSV Died Sept 10, 1887; Aged 48 yrs, 4 mos, 3 dys (Section 3)
St. Mary's Cemetery, Ogdensburg NY:
Alexander Campbell, Sgt Co I 106 NY Inf, 1826-1880 (Section 2)
Joseph Martin, Co D 106 NY Inf, 1841-1915 (Section 2)
Hannawa Falls Cemetery, Hannawa Falls NY:
Rice, A M - 1909 "At Rest" Co C, 106 NY Vols
Garrison Cemetery, Pitcairn NY:
William W Siver, Veteran 61-65; Army stone that says "William W. Siver, Co A 106 Reg N.Y. Vol Inf, age
86 yr", 1842-1929
Old St. Mary's Cemetery, Potsdam NY:
Jerry Miller, he was in the 106th NY Inf in the Civil War. There are original stones for him and his wife
beside the newer stone, died June 25, 1891 age 51
Garfield Cemetery, Potsdam NY:
| Johnston | Hiram |
| Mathews | Amos | Reg. N. Y. Vols. |
Bucks Bridge Cemetery, Potsdam NY:
Aaron B Blackmon, Killed at Cold Harbor June 12(?) 1864 Ae 29 yr', Died June 12, 1864
Cavalry Cemetery, Norwood NY:
Edward Nulty, Mil; CO G 106 REG N.Y. VOLS DIED 1909
Balsam Cemetery, Russell NY:
Erastus P. Backusm 1843-1918 Veteran 61-65
John A. LOOP, Co. K, l06 Regt. NY V (Veteran 61-65)(Section B) B81 died at New Creek, Va., Oct. 12 1862 aged 20 yrs, 4 mos
Miles THIRSTIN (Veteran 61-65)ould be Thirstin MILES C (Section C) C184
Co. A 106 NY V GAR 1833-1902
Brookdale Cemetery, Stockholm NY:
Samuel L Porter, Co. E. 106 Reg. N. Y. Vol. Inf. 1844 - Apr 4, 1929
Ellis Cemetery, Stockholm NY:
| Chase | Anthony B | Co E 106 Reg NYV Inf. GAR 1842-1904 |
| Cramer | Silas P. | Co E. 106 Reg. NYV GAR 1823-1903 |
East Part Cemetery, Stockholm NY:
Thomas Taylor, "Company G 106th New York Volunteers, "Born October 12, 1838, Died September 18, 1899
Daniel Thurstin, "Company G 106th New York Infantry"
Brookside Cemetery, Waddington NY:
Nathan Wheeler, d 1902 GAR - Vet Flag - Private 106, NYSV Inf