1863 Wounded Civil War Soldier NY 1st Battalion Dragoons Document

$ 97.68

Conflict: Civil War (1861-65) Original/Reproduction: Original Theme: Militaria Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Description

This auction is for the mustering out document provided to Private John T. Roberson after being wounded while serving with the NY Dragoons. Private Roberson was born and raised near Geneseo, and when the Civil War broke out, he enlisted in the First New York Dragoons, a company recruited in Genesee county, in command of Captain Smith, and saw service under General Sheridan, taking part in all the principal battles during General Sheridan's raid down the Shenandoah Valley, was wounded in action at Mitchells Station Virginia. After his recovery he was detailed for guard duty at General Grant’s headquarters, at City Point, Virginia. While on duty at Grant's headquarters, Private Roberson had the opportunity of seeing President Lincoln when he came to City Point to consult with General Grant. The image with the green background is provided for the purpose of gauging size and is not indicative of the color or condition. This document is about 20 inches long and 11 inches tall. Because of the nature of easily duplicated photos, film and documents I urge prospective bidders to make absolutely sure you understand what you are bidding on as I do not offer refunds on this kind of item. Please ask questions if you are unsure. Your bid on this auction will be a sign that you have read and agree to these conditions. Thank you

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