Wampsville, Madison County

Descendant Lee Goetcheus, gr gr nephew

  Pvt. James Anthony Costar
February 26, 1823 - 2 March, 1906
10th Regiment New York Volunteer Infantry, Co. F.
Lost his right eye on 6 May 1864 at the Battle of The Wilderness
Evergreens Cemetery, Queens County, NY
Standing by stone are the honorary SUVCW color guard, including Commander of the Oliver Tilden Camp No. 26, George Weinmann. James' GG Grandson John Allen stands center 

Private Joseph Weis

4th NY HART

Holy Sepulcher, Rochester, NY

   Descendant John Karp, Lincoln Camp #6

Seymour E. Hulbert- Born Feb 14, 1847

Died July 25th, 1916 Co C 7th NY HART

 Standing Beside Marker located in Chenango   Valley Cemetery, Binghamton, NY Gr Gr

                                                                             Grandson Richard A. Sherman, Commander

                                                                               Cpl James Tanner Camp #134

Grave of  Private Paul Witz, Co C, 9th NY Volunteer Infantry (Hawkins" Zouaves

Ancestor of Great Grandson Brian Witz (pictured) of Lincoln Camp #6

He died on 14 October 1874 of influenza, after serving in the 9th NY at
Antietam and Fredericksburg. Prior to those battles, he was wounded at
the Battle of South Mills (Camden), NC in April of 1862.

Section 3, Avenue 8, Plot N, Grave 3-5, Calvary Cemetery, Woodside
Queens, NY

Above

 Sgt Charles Dickerson's
military headstone. He served as a sergeant in the 23rd Michigan Volunteers Company D         Rich Cemetery in Rich, Michigan.

Below

 James Branaghan. He served as a private in the 3rd Rhode Island Heavy Artillery,
Company H and is buried at the Littleneck Cemetery in East Providence, Rhode
Island.
 

Both are gr gr grandfather of Jeffrey Albanese, Member of  Col Augustus van Horn Ellis Camp #124

Photos by Jeffrey Albanese