by Brian Rhinehart
August 31, 2021
Isn’t it all online? Part 5-- War of 1812 pensions
A common misconception out there is that most of the military records from the National Archive...
by Brian Rhinehart
July 30, 2021
A common misconception out there is that most of the military records from the National Archives are online already. This is far from being accura...
by Brian Rhinehart
July 13, 2021
Isn’t it all online? Part 3– War of 1812 Bounty Land applications
The government allowed many veterans of wars before 1855 to be granted bount...
by Brian Rhinehart
June 28, 2021
Isn’t it all online? Part 2– Civil War Compiled Military Service Records
A common misconception out there is that most of the Civil War record...
by Brian Rhinehart
June 16, 2021
Isn’t it all online? Part 1-- Union Army Civil War pensions
A common misconception out there is that most of the Civil War records are onlin...
by Brian Rhinehart
May 18, 2021
Why are there all these names on this pension card, and how are the men connected?
This is a question I get quite often. The short answer is, ...
by Brian Rhinehart
April 19, 2021
What records are available for War of 1812 soldiers at the National Archives? There are four main record groups:1. Compiled military service record...
by Brian Rhinehart
April 12, 2021
Today, April 12th, is the 160th anniversary of the first shots fired during the Civil War. After South Carolina seceded from the Union, the US Arm...
by Brian Rhinehart
March 26, 2021
Have you seen the movie Glory? The movie focused on the 54th Massachusetts Infantry, one of the first regiments in the Civil War made up of African...
by Brian Rhinehart
March 17, 2021
Do you have a photo of your Civil War ancestor in uniform? If so, consider yourself very lucky. Photos of soldiers weren’t taken very often. When ...
by Brian Rhinehart
March 10, 2021
Was your ancestor seriously injured during the Civil War? There may be a clue on his pension index card that could indicate that.
Look at the ...
by Brian Rhinehart
March 02, 2021
Why does he have an alias? Occasionally you may find two names on a Civil War pension card, with one listed as an alias. Why is that?
It’s har...
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Isn’t it all online? Part 5-- War of 1812 pensions A common misconception out there is that most of the military records from the National Archive...
A common misconception out there is that most of the military records from the National Archives are online already. This is far from being accura...
Isn’t it all online? Part 3– War of 1812 Bounty Land applications The government allowed many veterans of wars before 1855 to be granted bount...
Isn’t it all online? Part 1-- Union Army Civil War pensions A common misconception out there is that most of the Civil War records are onlin...
Why are there all these names on this pension card, and how are the men connected? This is a question I get quite often. The short answer is, ...
What records are available for War of 1812 soldiers at the National Archives? There are four main record groups:1. Compiled military service record...
Today, April 12th, is the 160th anniversary of the first shots fired during the Civil War. After South Carolina seceded from the Union, the US Arm...
Have you seen the movie Glory? The movie focused on the 54th Massachusetts Infantry, one of the first regiments in the Civil War made up of African...
Do you have a photo of your Civil War ancestor in uniform? If so, consider yourself very lucky. Photos of soldiers weren’t taken very often. When ...
Why does he have an alias? Occasionally you may find two names on a Civil War pension card, with one listed as an alias. Why is that? It’s har...
