1902 112th New York Company H Reunion-Brocton, NY - Jim Rhoades front row 3rd from left.

Co. D reunion in French Creek at Hoyt Garfields 1896 - (This photo says "Chautauqua Reunion", earlier copy said Garfields in French Creek)Men identified as: top row L to R: 1. ?, 2. ?, 3. Garret J Dunnewold, 4. John Hoitink, 5. Ebenezer Skellie (from previous information), 6. Ira Lucas, 7. Austry - Bottom row L to R: 1. ?, 2. Garret Meerdink, 3. Garret Raspas, 4. Chaplin and speaker, 5. ?, 6. Wm Ben Whitney, 7. John Slotboom

Co. B reunion 1890's

112th Reunion - unknown & no date. Note the flag on the left in the photo, is this a 112th GAR flag? or is this the second battle flag of the 112th after the first was nearly destroyed and returned to Jamestown after the September 29, 1864 battle at Ft. Gilmer, VA?

112th Reunion at the old Camp James M. Brown site - late 1800's or early 1900's.  *During the 1964 Civil War Centennial, a towering old Elm tree, located near Main St. and Brown Ave., was cut down. The Buffalo Evening News identified the tree's historic significance: "The elm....spread its branches over Camp James M. Brown more than a century ago." The double trunk elm was the last living link to the old camp, and to the memorable scenes that took place there in the summer of 1862. (text of Camp James M. Brown, Jamestown's Civil War Rendezvous, by Mark H. Dunkelman)

       Robert Coe and Jim Rhoades

              Jim Rhoades

Jim Rhodes Discharge- Given at Fortress Monroe, 23 June 1865

Company F Roster 112th Regiment N.Y. Volunteers

Martins Soldiers Record - Company H 112th Regiment New York Volunteer Infantry

Robert L. Coe Promotion Certificate to Corporal signed by Col. JC Drake. Given at Suffolk, VA November 12, 1862

GAR Souvenirs and ribbons 

 Jim Rhoades GAR collection

1st Brigade, 2nd Division, 10th Army Corps - Colonel John Fellows Smith, and Colonel Ephraim A. Ludwick reunion ribbons.

 26th National Encampment - Washington DC

 GAR Battlefield tours

                  Firkin

112th NY letter envelope from Norfolk, VA., Nov. 27, 1862 - Cpl Robert Coe to his sister Emma Coe, French Creek NY

The War For The Union envelope from Norfolk, VA., Feb. 22, 1863 - Cpl Robert Coe to his sister Emma in French Creek, NY

War For The Union letter - Feb. 22, 1863

Company H casualty list after the June 1, 1864 battle at Cold Harbor, VA published in the Jamestown Journal June 3, 1864

Birdsell Coe-Father Pension Certificate

Sarah Coe-Mother Pension Certificate

Pay Vouchers for Certificate 208 233

Receipt for Bobs back pay

Portion of a letter describing Roberts death.

Original Hyde  History of the 112th Regt. N.Y.V.  1866

Gettysburg 50th Reunion ticket of 1913 from a 112th veteran, Jacob Ruch of Company H.

Sword carried by Lt. Herman Sixbey. Lt. Sixbey was wounded severely in the face at Cemetery Hill near Petersburg during the fighting after the mine explosion (The Crater) July 30, 1864.

112th New York Drum - This drum came out of a home slated for demolition in the late 1960's for the Southern Tier Expressway near Findley Lake, NY. It had a tag on it identifying it as a drum used by the men in the Civil War Regiment from Mina, NY. (That's 99% sure from the 112th NYVI.)

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