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from the Seward R. Osborne Collection unless noted.
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Col. George Watson Pratt,
1st War Colonel, 20th NYSM. Mortally wounded at Battle of Second Bull
Run, August 30, 1862, died Sept. 11, 1862, Albany NY. Buried in the
Albany Rural Cemetery, Albany, NY. |
Col. Theodore Burr Gates,
2nd War Colonel, 20th NYSM. Was present with the regiment through
Gettysburg. Mustered out of service in 1864. |
Col. Jacob Broadhead
Hardenbergh, last war colonel, 20th NYSM. Brought the men home in 1866. |
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Corporal Charles Burgher, Co. H, 20th NYSM, wounded
at Battle of Second Bull Run, August 30, 1862. |
Pvt. Talmadge Warriner, Co.
K, 20th NYSM, was in all battles with the regiment except Gettysburg.
Discharged for disability at City Point Va. July 25, 1864. |
Pvt. Amos Canine Treat, Co.
D, 20th NYSM, killed in action July 1, 1863 at the Battle of Gettysburg. |
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(from left to right): unidentified soldier, Lt. Col. Jacob Broadhead
Hardenbergh,
Surgeon Robert Loughran. The regimental color next to Hardenbergh
was the one used at Gettysburg. |
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Col. Hardenbergh's belt,
buckle & revolver.
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Col. Hardenbergh's portable
desk. |
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This is a Camp scene of 20th
NYSM soldiers taken at Uptons Hill Va., Circa 1862. |
Ulster Guard frock coat worn
by Corporal DuBois Hoffman, Company B, 20th NYSM during his three month
tour of duty. |
Capt. Demetrius France's
drinking flask. |
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