New York Troops in the Peninsula Campaign The photos on this page were shared with us by Kimberly Perry-Schneider, whose 2-g-uncle, Martin Louis Gilbert Baxter, died of wounds he received in the Battle of Seven Pines/Fair Oaks. Thank you so much, Kim! To learn more about Martin Baxter, click here. |
To see more images of Seven Pines: Photos & Illustrations from the Battlefield Seven Pines photos from "The Civil War through the Camera" Battle of Seven Pines - Index The Past Whispers - Home |
"38th New York Volunteers enrolled at Horseheads, mustered in at east NY on June 8, 1861. They became Company I of 38th NY Volunteers. The following names are from the muster-in rolls: Calvin S. Dewitt, Capt. Charles E. Barber, 1st Lt. Albert E. Terrell, Ensign William B. Strait, 1st Sgt. Arthur T. Pickett, Sgt. Walter Scott, Sgt. George W. Mallory, Sgt. Henry H. Worden, Corporal Charles H. Cooper, Corporal Henry Adams, Corporal George L. VanDusen - Musician, Lewis Simons - Musician." |
Near Fair Oaks, VA |
The photos below were all taken in the vicinity of Fair Oaks, VA: |
Band of the 8th NY State Militia, Arllington, VA, 1861 |
Officers of 61st NY Infantry, Falmouth, VA, 1863 |
Sunday morning Mass, camp of 69th NY |
Culpepper, VA, 1862 |
Col. James Stroup, 38th NY Volunteers |