ARCHIVES RECORD - Nebraska
ARCHIVES RECORDRG026& filmGrand Army of the Republic.Department of NebraskaRecords: 1861-1962Cubic ft.: 46.50Approx. # of Items: 17,487 or 71 boxes, 7 oversizeboxes of 4x5 cards; 1 oversize scrapbook, 129oversize charters; 6 reels of 35mm microfilm; and 40,547 cards on 14 reels of 16mmmicrofilm.HISTORICAL NOTEThe organization that embraced veterans who had served theUnited States on land or sea during the Civil War, 1861-1865, wasthe Grand Army of the Republic. Its purpose was the cultivationof fraternity, comradeship, and patriotism among Union Veterans.The G.A.R. also exercised a political role and during the late19th century was able to wield considerable influence in state andnational politics.The G.A.R. sprang up in Illinois in 1866 and spread rapidlythroughout the country.The plan of organization provided forindividual posts at the local or precinct level.Countyorganizations were called districts.At the state level, theorganizations were known as Departments, e.g. Department ofNebraska.All post meetings, district meetings, and nationalencampments were designed to promote the growth of the order, toprotect and assist disabled soldiers and their families, and toengender appreciation of service to the United States throughmoral, social, and political activity.The first post in Nebraska was chartered at the organizationof the National G.A.R. in April of 1866 at Omaha, Nebraska.Nebraska was constituted a provisional department on July 10,1867, but when no reports were received at the nationalheadquarters, the state was dropped from the rolls. In 1874, aprovisional Department commander was appointed.At the firstannual encampment of the Department of Nebraska held at Omaha,June 12, 1877,the Department became a permanent part of the G.A.R.organization. There were twelve local posts were in the state atthat time.A total of 356 posts were organized in the state,1866-1908. With the passing of the union veterans came the demiseof the G.A.R. By 1940 only a few posts remained, and in 1944 thelast regular encampment of the Department of Nebraska was held inLincoln with only one member present. The last civil war veteranin Nebraska, Michael Bondoll of Beatrice, died on December 24,1948.
RG026Grand Army of the Republic.Department of NebraskaADDED ENTRIES:**BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG (1863) seeGETTYSBURG (PENN.)--CIVIL WAR BATTLE--1863Bell, O. C. (Ortha C.), 1847-1932Bross, Harmon (Rev), 1835-1928CEMETERIES--NEBRASKACROCKERS' IOWA BRIGADEFeenan, Martin J., 1840-1928FORT HARTSUFF (NEB.)GETTYSBURG DEFENDERSGETTYSBURG (PENN.)--CIVIL WAR BATTLE--1863Grand Army of the RepublicGRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC see alsoWOMEN'S RELIEF CORPSThe Great Republic, Washington, D.C.INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA--NEBRASKALINCOLN, ABRAHAM, 1809-1865LINCOLN [Abraham] CENTENNIAL MEMORIAL ASSOCIATIONLINCOLN MEMORIAL STATUE (Lincoln, Neb.)LINCOLN (NEBR.)--HISTORYNebraska. Grand Army of the RepublicPENSIONS, MILITARYPOOL, CHARLES WESLEY, 1856-1930Sheldon, Addison Erwin, 1861-1943Soldiers and Sailors Home (Milford, Neb.)*see Nebraska Veterans Home (Milford, Neb.)Templeton, CharlotteUNION LEAGUE OF AMERICAUNITED STATES HIGHWAY 6UNITED STATES--HISTORY--CIVIL WAR--ROSTERSUNITED STATES--HISTORY--CIVIL WAR--VETERANSVETERANS--NEBRASKAVETERANS' ORGANIZATIONSWait, Addison, 1846-1924Women's Relief Corps--Department of Nebraska1
RG026Grand Army of the Republic.Department of Nebraska2SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTEThis record group consists of the records of the Grand Army of theRepublic, Department of Nebraska, arranged in Fifteen Series:1)General Correspondence and Records, 1878-1949; 2) Accounting Records,1881-1944; 3) General Orders, 1879-1945; 4) Assistant Adjutant General,Department of Nebraska, Quarterly Reports, 1881-1946; 5) State andNational Encampments, 1868-1948; 6) Membership records, 1880-1910; 7)Pension Records, 1876-1947; 8) Reports of Adjutant and Quartermaster byPosts, 1879-1944; 9) Post Records, 1871-1936; 10) Official Roster ofSoldiers, Department of Nebraska, 1911; 11) G.A.R. Individual PostRegisters and War Record, 1879-1930; 12) Charters, G.A.R. Posts; 13)Illinois Soldiers & Sailors in Nebraska, 1888-1897; 14) Miscellaneous,1861-1936 & n.d.; and 15) G.A.R. Burial Records and Nebraska Index,1861-1948.Records relate to the activities of the Grand Army of theRepublic, Department of Nebraska, 1861-1949.Series One includescorrespondence of the Adjutant and Asst. Adjutant General of theDepartment of Nebraska, 1878-1939. Also included are circular lettersfrom that department and National Headquarters, 1883-1924.Account Books and Cash Books of Series Two relate to the financialaffairs of the Department.Series Three, General Orders, includes printed and manuscriptorders of the G.A.R. Dept. of Nebraska, 1879-1934, and orders from theNational Headquarters, 1883-1945.Quarterly Reports of the Asst. Adjutant General, Department ofNebraska, 1881-1946, are contained in Series Four.Series Five, State and National Encampments, contains a soldiers'reunion scrapbook; encampment directories, notes, and memorabilia; aregister for the 1910 Encampment; and credentials for the 51st thru78th national encampments.The applications for membership into the G.A.R. contained inSeries Six, are from various individuals from Nebraska posts for theyears 1880-1892 and not all Nebraska veterans are included.Also contained in this series are transfer cards and discharges fromG.A.R. posts, 1883-1902, arranged in alphabetical order; and courtmartial correspondence and proceedings, 1888-1910.Series Seven, Pension Records, includes certificates and marriagelicenses used as verification for pensions, correspondence re pensions,and pension laws and legislation, 1876-1947.
RG026Grand Army of the Republic.Department of Nebraska3Individual post records can be found in Series Eight throughSeries Eleven and include reports of the Adjutant and Quartermaster ofeach post, 1879-1944; Registers of individual members of posts andtheir war records, 1879-1930; Post rosters and descriptive books; andminute books of some individual posts. The reports of Series Eight areorganized by post number and by year. Post charters (if present) havebeen removed from this series and included in Series Twelve.Alsoincluded in Series Nine, is one reel of microfilm containing theRecords of Baker Post #9, Columbus, Nebraska.The Official Roster of Civil War Soldiers in Nebraska as orderedby the G.A.R. Department Council of Administration in May 1911 has beenmicrofilmed and exists as Series Ten.Volumes One and Two of thisseries are indexes to volumes one through four of the roster. Patronsshould ignore old inventory at the beginning of these reels.Soldiers & Sailors of Illinois, 1888-1897, are listed in thesingle volume of Series Thirteen. This volume lists Illinois soldiersand sailors who were Nebraska residents in the years 1888-1897.Series Fourteen includes miscellaneous records relating to theDepartment of Nebraska G.A.R. and individual members of that group.Also included in one 42' reel of 35mm microfilm of The Great Republic,1867-1868, published in Washington, D.C., and microfilmed by theLibrary of Congress in 1978.Oversize items included in this seriesare two G.A.R. scrapbooks, a facsimile of the charter of original post#1; a charter of the National Association of Union Ex-prisoners of War;and miscellaneous printed matter relating to the civil war but notstrictly the Nebraska Department.Burial Records for Civil War Soldiers killed in action and buriedin Nebraska and Civil War Veteran residents buried in Nebraska areincluded in the final series of the collection.The G.A.R. burialrecords can be found on microfilm in the James C. Olson ReferenceLibrary (East Reference Room). Lists of soldiers killed during the warand buried in Nebraska can be found in Box 74. The burial records onmicrofilm provide an alphabetical card file of all known G.A.R. membersin Nebraska, which may not be complete.The card registers theveteran's war record, death dates, former residence, and cemetery lotnumbers. An addition to this series added in 1995 includes an updateof burial cards and adding of names of veterans of Nebraska companieswho served during the period, 1861-1865. This project was compiled byGerald Sherard of Colorado for the Historical Society. The added cardsmostly identify men who served in Nebraska companies or were located inNebraska at one time. For the most part, only the name and company orpost location is given.The records of the Grand Army of the Republic were given to theHistorical Society in the summer of 1922 (Neb. History Magazine, JulySept. 1922, #3, p.33) and transferred to the State Archives in 1966from storage in the Capitol Building vaults. Additional records havebeen added from private collections of the Historical Society, mostrecently the papers of John Andrew Miller, MS0158; Frank H. Johnson,MS2612; and Martin J. Feenan, MS2606.The G.A.R. burial cards weremicrofilmed by the Historical Society and the film may be found in the
RG026Grand Army of the Republic.Department of Nebraska4microfilm reference room shelved with other military membership andveterans records. The same is true for the Official Roster of NebraskaVeterans, 1911. A cross-index to G.A.R. posts in Nebraska is providedas an appendix to this inventory and available in the east referenceroom binders only.DESCRIPTIONSERIES ONEB.1GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE AND RECORDS, nce, 1878-1899Letterpress Book, vol. 1 (1889-1891)Correspondence, 1900-1913Correspondence, 1914-1925Correspondence, 1926-1939Circular Letters, 1883-1922 & June 1924Petition - Milford Soldiers & Sailors home, n.d.Miscellany, 1884-1949 & n.d., including:Veterans List, n.d.Total no. of G.A.R. members by yearRoster of NY Veteran Soldiers & Sailors in Nebr.,1895-1896Land Contract, UPRR, SE1/4, 31-11-43W,Weld County, ColoradoBrochure - Alice Mining & Milling Co.,Denver, CO, 1893Old Soldiers Petition for two G.A.R. membersHarlan County who were sent to prison,March 26, 1898Letter, 1926 - Autobiography, H. V. HoaglandManuscript by O. C. Bell on prominent NebraskaCivil War Veterans, n.d.Manuscript - "Transportation in Nebraska andFort Kearney," by A. E. Sheldon for Adj. J.Harmon Bross, G.A.R.MiscellaneousLetter & Ms. - Charlotte Templeton's remarks atpatriotic institute, Fremont, 1913, "The Workof the Public Library in Promoting Patriotism."Ms. - n.d. & unsigned address relating toCivil War engagements.Ms. - n.d., I. D. Evans, Secy, "Shall theState Erect a Memorial to Soldiers of theCivil War."Annual Report, Dept. Commander and QuartermasterGeneral, Nebr. Dept., G.A.R., 1947-1949
RG026Grand Army of the Republic.SERIES ONEBox 2GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE AND RECORDS, 1878-1949f.9v.2f.10f.11f.12v.3-11v.12-23SERIES TWOBox 2Box 4f.3f.4Tally list of Civil War Veterans by countyG.A.R. Printed Matter, mostly not dated.regarding memorial services, songs, etc.Blank FormsCorrespondence re physical records of the G.A.R.,1937-1949.Ritual Manuals, 1882-1930Services Manuals, 1881-1914ACCOUNTING RECORDS, 1881-1944f.1f.2Box 3Department of NebraskaPostal Receipts, 1800sBudget notes, c.1913v.1v.2v.3v.4v.5v.6v.7Receipts and Expenses, 188118841885-18861887-1888, A.Q.M.G. Supplies1887-1888, Receipts & Expenses1887-18961892-1896, A.Q.M.G. Day 1892-1907, Cash Book, A.Q.M.G.1894-1903, Cash Book, A.Q.M.G.1894-1906, Dues and Taxes1903-1906, A.Q.M.G. Supplies1903-1907 Account Book1907-1908, A.Q.M.G. Cash Book1911-1914, Per Capita Tax Receipts1912-1913, A.Q.M.G.1914-1915, Per Capita1914-1918, A.Q.M.G. Cash Book1917-1918, A.Q.M.G.1915-1924, Receipts & DisbursementsHotel Bills, 1925-19421932-1944 Finances and General Fund5
RG026Grand Army of the Republic.SERIES THREEBox 5Department of NebraskaGENERAL ORDERS & CIRCULARS, 1879-1945v.1General Order #4, February 27, 1879 thruGeneral Order #1, April 12, 1880f.1General Orders - Dept. of Nebraska#8 (1881) thru #14 (1884)General Orders - Dept. of Nebraska#1 (1884) thru #21 (1886)General Orders - Dept. of Nebraska#1 (1886) thru #7 (1898)General Orders - Dept. of Nebraska1900-1904 scatteredGeneral Orders - Dept of Nebraska#1 (1905) thru #5 (Nov. 1910)General Orders - Dept. of Nebraska#6 (Feb. 1911) thru #11 (Dec. 1915)General Orders - Dept.of Nebraska#12 (Feb. 1916) thru #17 (Dec. 1920)General Orders - Dept. of Nebraska#8 (Mar. 1921) thru #8 (Nov. 1924)& #3 (4/16/1934)General Orders - Headquarters#4 (Nov. 1883) thru #6 (Apr. 1900)General Orders - Headquarters#10 (6/27/1904)General Orders - Headquarters#8 (July 1905) thru #5 (Dec. 1910)General Orders - Headquarters#6 (Mar. 1911) - #2 (Nov. 1920)General Orders - Headquarters#3 (Jan. 1921) thru #2 (Oct. 1924)& #2 (Feb. 17, 1945)f.2f.3f.4f.5f.6f.7f.8f.9f.10f.11f.12f.13Box 6Rules and Regulations, G.A.R., 1882-1937Manuals, G.A.R., 1881, 1891Grand Army Blue Books, 1884, 1891, 1893,1906, 1910, 1912Women's Relief Corps Printed Matter, 1905-1962SERIES FOUR ASSISTANT ADJUTANT GENERAL, QUARTERLY Dec.Dec.1887189619071908191719466
RG026Grand Army of the Republic.SERIES FIVEB.77STATE AND NATIONAL ENCAMPMENTS, 8Department of Nebraskaf.4f.5f.6-8Journal - Proceedings of National Encampment,1868-1877 including post history information.Soldiers' Reunion, Lincoln, Nebr., Sept. 1881Souvenir, 26th Encampment, Sept. 20, 1892Roll of National Encampment, 1900National Encampment Register, Sept. 1910Souvenir "When & Where We Met Each Other," 33rdNational Encampment, Philadelphia, 1899Reports, 33rd Nat'l Encampment, Phila., 1899Souvenir, 33rd Nat'l Encampment, 1899Annual Encampment Register, 1895-1901and Annual Reports.Officers Reports, 36th Annual Dept. Convention, 1919Proceedings, 1st Annual Convention, Woman'sRelief Corps, Nebr. G.A.R., St. Paul, Nebr., 1884"Grand Army Knapsack Encampment, 1886" Booklet, Denver & Rio Grande RRLetter of Information, Nebr. G.A.R. re 1904National Encampment, July 1, 1904Rules & Regulations of Nat'l Encampment, 1907Proceedings, 42nd Nat'l Encampment, Toledo, 1908Booklet - 45th Nat'l Encampment, Rochester, 1911Breakfast Menu - Chicago & NW RR Co. to 50th Encamp.Flyer, Official Badge souvenir, Boston Encampment,1917Letter, Committee of Arrangements, 1917 EncampmentID Certificates, 53rd Annual, Sept. 1919ID Certificates, 54th Annual, Lincoln, 1920Booklet - Des Moines Public Schools, 1922 - preparedfor students in preparation of NationalEncampment at Des Moines. Includes GAR clippingsscrapbook prepared by student of Jefferson SchoolID Certificates, G.A.R. encampment, Lincoln, May1923Encampment Notes, 66th National, 1932G.O.s re 67th & 68th National Encampments, 1933-193482nd Nat'l Encampment, 1948:Roll Call; Address of Commander in ChiefReports of Department Commanders, 1946-1949Programs & Rolls, National Encampments, 1886-1948Programs, Annual Encampments & Reunions, 1913-1947Dept of Nebraska (includes some printed rosters)Credentials to National Encampments,6.#41 (1907 - #49 (1915)7.#51 (1917) - #65 (1931)8.#66 (1932) - #78 (1944)
RG026SERIES SIXB.9Grand Army of the Republic.8MEMBERSHIP RECORDS, 921883-1902Transfer Cards & Discharges (A-Z)Court Martial Corres & Proceedings1888 - Dewitt - W. H. Stout, Post #891896 - Bartley - J. E. Hathorn, Post #2961907 - Wymore - J. H. Dodd, Post #1151908 - Stanton- John A. Ehrhardt, Post #1901909 - Stanton - John Eberly, Post #1901910 - Grand Island - Albert Tharp, Post #11Gettysburg Defenders - Membership listsf.9SERIES SEVENBox 9Department of NebraskaPENSION RECORDS, 1876-1947f.1f.2f.3SERIES EIGHTLoose Laws relating to G.A.R. and veterans.Printed Matter re pensions, 1898 & 194Pension Certificates, 1876, 1890, 1940, 1947Civil War Discharges, Marriage Licenses, etc.used for certification of pensions.REPORTS OF POST ADJUTANTS & QUARTERMASTERS,1879-1944NOTE:Box 1Box 2Asterisk following dates designates existence of oversizecharter, filed in Series Twelve.f.1-3f.4-6f.7f.7-9f.10-12f.13-15Sedgwick Post #1 - Kearney1879-1939*Phil Kearney Post #2 - Ft Omaha/So Omaha, 1879-1923 *Ellsworth Post #3 - Wahoo (to #90)1876Seward Post #3 - Seward1880-1935McPherson Post #4 - Fremont1879-1939Casey Post #5 - LaPorte/Wayne1881-1938f.16-17f.18-21Union Post #6 - Stella (Shubert)George A. Custer #7 - OmahaOld Guard (consolidated)Canby Post #8 - St. PaulBaker Post #9 - ColumbusAbe Lincoln Post #10 - David 431897-19361879-19331879-1943*
RG026Grand Army of the Republic.SERIES EIGHTBox 3Box 4Box 5Department of Nebraska9REPORTS OF POST ADJUTANTS & Lyon Post #11 - Grand IslandE. V. Sumner Post #12 - SidneySilas A. Strickland Post #13 - Hastings,E. A. Rice Post #14 - Steele CityGeorge H. Thomas Post #15 - gar Post #16 - Edgar1881-1925Morton Post #17 - Hebron1882-1936W. A. Webb Post #18 - Fairmont1879-1925 *George G. Mead Post #19 - Sutton1879-1923Edwin M. Stanton Post #20 - Rising City 1879-1920Wadsworth Post #21 - 85Wilson Post #22 - GenevaBuford Post #23 - Central CityWm. Baumer Post #24 - Nebraska CityFarragut Post #25 - LincolnJ. F. Reynold Post #26 - OsceolaBox 6f.86-88f.89-91f.92-94f.95f.95-97f.98-100Box g Post #27 - Clarks1879-1922Joe Hooker Post #28 - Shelton1880-1923 *Elmer E. Ellsworth Post #29 - Silver Creek, 1880-1923Jeff. C. Davis Post #30 - Ft. Hartsuff1880-1881 *Colonel Kane Post #30 - Raymond1883-1925 *Bob McCook Post #31 - Ashland1880-1926 *Robert Anderson Post #32 - York1871, 1880-1940f.102 incl. Quartermaster Reports, 1887-1899James Shields Post #33 - Grafton1880-1900Void, not usedPhil Sheridan Post #34 - Schuyler1888-1933Rawlins Post #35 - Beatrice1883-1943T.E.G. Ransom Post #36 - Scotia1880-1926 *
RG026Grand Army of the Republic.SERIES EIGHTDepartment of Nebraska10REPORTS OF POST ADJUTANTS & QUARTERMASTERS,Box 4Box 9-152Box 166f.167f.168-170Box 85f.186-189Box 03f.203f.204-205f.206-209General Scott Post #37 - Blue SpringsMitchell Post #38 - WaverlyLew Wallace Post #39 - Pleasant HillEdward Lenox Post #39 - AtkinsonCommodore Foote Post #40 - OrdDick Yates Post #41 - Waco1880-1925 *1880-1930 *1880-1881 *1883-19271880-19241882-1923Kit Carson Post #42 - Albion1880-1927 *Geo. C. Oliver Post #43 - Fairfield1881-1913 *Zack Chandler Post #44 - Aurora1880-1936John McConihie Post #45 - Plattsmouth1880-1934Carrigan Post #46 - Bell Creek/Arlington, 1880-1908Heckethorn Post #47 - Tecumseh1880-1938Commodore Porter Post #48 - SalemWright Woolsey Post #49 - Elk CreekReno Post #50 - WisnerGen. Lew Wallace Post #50 - HubbellC. G. Harker Post #51 - WilberJno. A. Dix Post #52 - BlairSill Post #53 - BurlingameBoston Corbett Post #53 - FairfieldG. W. Culp Post #53 - Nemaha CityMansfield Post #54 - Palmyra1880-1926 *1884-1890 -18991880-1923Dahlgren Post #55 - PapillionWinslow Post #56 - MilfordHeintzelman Post #57 - Camp SheridanFrank P. Lombard Post #57 - No. LoupA. L. Gates Post #58 - LyonsJ. A. Mower Post #59 - StromsburgRichardson Post #60 - Harvard1880-1925 *1880-19251880-1881 *1883-19221881-19251880-19121880-1941John Bishop Post #61 - Weeping WaterLafayette Post #61 - Weeping WaterEliz. Upright Post #62 - BennettOld Abe Post #63 - SuperiorSherman Post #64 - ValparaisoW. A. Easley Post #64 - ValparaisoMaj. Harlan Baird Post #64 - Valparaiso,A. J. Smith Post #65 - DoniphanWilliam Mix Post #66 - Humboldt18811882-19091881-1933 *1881-19351881-1890 *1892-19101910-19271882-18981881-1929
RG026Grand Army of the Republic.SERIES EIGHTDepartment of Nebraska11REPORTS OF POST ADJUTANTS & QUARTERMASTERS,Box 24-225Box 14f.226-228f.229-231f.232-234f.235-237Box 53Box 266-267f.268-269Box 80f.281-282Box 93f.294-295James P. Mead Post #67 - Long Pine1883-1903John C. Fremont Post #68 - Neligh1881-1938 *Stephen A. Douglas Post #69 - No. Platte, 1881-1925Schrontz/W.H. Irwin Post #70 - Creighton, 1881-1912 *Star Post #71 - Hamilton County1881-1899 *Dick Beadle Post #72 - Hardy1881-1924Farnsworth #73 - UlyssesCaddell Post #74 - Myra/Cedar RapidsHolland Post #75 - CreteJohn Brown Post #76 - Exeter1881-19221881-19301881-19271881-1933 *Russell Post #77 - FairburyWestern, Saline County #78Disbanded & Reorganized as #209, 1885A. E. Burnside Post #79 - Webster Co.James A. Garfield Post #80 - Red CloudGeary Post #81 - JuniataKilpatrick Post #82 - Oakdale1881-19381881C. R. Lowell Post #83 - BellwoodVeteran Post #84 - Falls CitySergeant Key Post #85 - 8 Mile GroveGen. John O'Neill Post #86 - O'NeillGriffin Post #87 Farmers Valley/StockhamElliott Post #88 - DavenportS. R. Curtis Post #89 - DeWittJohn A. Andrew Post #90 - Wahoo1882-1922 *1882-19351882-1884 *1883-1918Strong Post #91 - MindenSimon Cameron Post #92 - CairoStephen A. Hurlbut Post #93 - HamptonVan Meter Post #94 - AlmaJohn Ingham Post #95 - Pawnee CityTucker Post #96 - Loup CountyNoble W. Graves Post #97 - Bradshaw1882-19291882-1922 *1882-18851882-19301882-19261882-1922 *1882-1935C. C. Washburne Post #98 - Broken BowGeneral Sill Post #99 - SterlingSergeant Cox Post #100 - AdamsJ. B. Wyman Post #101 - FirthR.O.D. Cummings Post #102 - ShelbyPollock Post #103 - BrownvilleGeneral Roberts Post #104 - Brock1882-19371882-19161882-19241882-19261882-1913 *1882-1885 *1882-19291881-1917 -19331882-1925
RG026Grand Army of the Republic.SERIES EIGHTDepartment of Nebraska12REPORTS OF POST ADJUTANTS & QUARTERMASTERS,Box 06f.307-308Box 19f.320-321Box 333-334f.335Box 346-347Box 358-359f.360Sully Post #105 - No. BendKirkwood Post #106 - SpringfieldCoats Post #107 - DorchesterCrocker Post #108 - OxfordO. P. Mason Post #108 - OxfordMatthewson Post #109 - NorfolkOmaha Post #110 - OmahaU. S. Grant Post #110 - OmahaSergeant Glover Post #111 - Holdrege1883-1923 *1882-19181882-19171882-1892 *1892-19001882-19371882-18881888-19211882-1936Reno Post #112 - Plum CreekGeorge K. Warren Post #113 - GibbonWhitehead Post #114 - OrleansColeman Post #115 - WymoreStoneman Post #116 - PoncaCollins Post #117 - Clay CenterBoomer Post #118 - 12 *1882-1886 *1882-1944Gordon Granger Post #119 - Decatur& letter re John W. AlbreyGarrett Post #120 - ArapahoeCol. Cruft Post #121 - BrainerdHunter Post #122 - OhiowaKenesaw Post #123 - ElmwoodShiloh Post #124 - Loup CityLander Post #125 - NiobraraBuckingham Post #126 - Bazille Mills1883-191119391882-19401882-19001882-1900 *1882-1929 *1882-19221882-1914 *1882Lookout Mountain Post #127 - FriendMulligan Post #128 - SacramentoFinnicum Post #129 - WisnerW. F. Stacy Post #130 - FriendWm. T. Sherman Post #130 - FriendAntietam Post #131 - BloomingtonB. F. Stephenson Post #132 - GreshamUpton Post #133 - -19241883-19141883-1920Bradley Post #134 - Wood RiverJ. A. Logan Post #135 - Blue HillBen Franklin Post #136 - FranklinMaj. Keenan Post #137 - Beaver CrossingT. O. Howe Post #138 - Guide RockWinchester Post #139 - UticaKinsman Post #140 - St. EdwardsC. H. Slocum Post #141 - 9031883-19081883-19321883-1895********
RG026Grand Army of the Republic.SERIES EIGHT13REPORTS OF POST ADJUTANTS & QUARTERMASTERS,Box 371Box 83f.384-385f.386Box .397f.398-399Box f.410Department of NebraskaPutnam Post #142 - MarquetteS. P. Chase Post #143 - MadisonParson Brownlow Post #144 - ChesterBob Mercer Post #145 - South BendJohn E. Kleven Post #146 - CulbertsonLive Eagle Post #147 - FullertonReserve Post #148 - Odell1883-1929 *1883-19311883-1915 *1883-1885 *1883-18991883-19411883-1921Mission Ridge Post #149 - GreenwoodFrank P. Blair Post #150 - FranklinMemorial Post #151 - ShickleyHerron Post #152 - AyrCorinth Post #153 - GenoaIndianola Post #154 - IndianolaMatthias Post #155 - KenesawValley Post #156 - LowellValley Post #156 - 2 *1883-19251883-19231883-1886 *1886-1904Reynolds Post #157 - Reynolds1883-1888Potter Post #157 - Reynolds1888-1911Clark Elder Post #158 - Chapman1883-1915 *Wm. F. Barry Post #159 - Liberty1883*Hansen Post #160 - Fairfield1883Rocky Face Post #161 - Morsville1883-1887 *Gen. Thayer Post #162 - Alexandria1883-1885 *Capt. J.H. Freas Post #163 - Beaver City, 1883-1927Volunteer Post #164 - Dawson1883-1896J. H. Gear Post #165 - Table Rock1883-1931Trego Post #166 - RuloBaldwin Post #167 - St. JoeSt. Joe, Phillips, Grand IslandE.O.C. Ord Post #168 - CarletonA. L. Mason Post #169 - Crab OrchardCrittenden Post #170 - Dakota CityAinsworth Post #171 - AinsworthWm. A. Butler Post #172 - BurchardAuburn Post #173 - No. AuburnLot H. Carley Post #173 - No. AuburnAtlanta Post #174 - Waterloo1883-19011883-1888 -18851885-19351883-1916 *
RG026Grand Army of the Republic.SERIES EIGHTDepartment of Nebraska14REPORTS OF POST ADJUTANTS & QUARTERMASTERS,Box -421f.422f.423f.424-425f.426Box 437-438f.439f.440-441Box f.452-453f.454-455f.456-457Box 31f.458-459f.460f.461-462f.463f.464f.465A. B. Fox Post #175 - LouisvilleO. K. Vanscoyo Post #175 - LouisvilleBelmont Post #176 - WakefieldCol. R.M. Stewart Post #177 - StuartHutton Post #178 - Elm CreekOssawattomie Post #179 - HartingtonSteedman Post #180 - Broken BowGratehouse Post #181 - HumphreyGov. Harvey Post #182 - TildenWilliam Inman Post #183 - InmanMonitor Post #184 - CortlandC. R. Weaver Post #185 - EmersonJ. L. Wright Post #186 - Grand -18901884-19201884-1888Cambridge Post #187 - CambridgeJesse B. Moorehouse Post #188 - TobiasAmzi Garrison Post #189 - FletcherKendall Post #190 - StantonPierce Post #191 - PierceGeneral Augur Post #192 - EwingJ. G. Lauman Post #193 - PlainviewChicamauga Post #194 - UnadillaSweet Post #195 - Sargent, etc.West Union, Eri, xcelsior Post #196 - Arnold1884-1910D. S. Crawford Post #197 - West Point1884-1921Stout Post #198 - Homerville/Elwood1885-1902 *Sanford Staley Post #199 - Swanton1885-1902U. S. Grant Post #200 - Folder empty*Charter, incomplete, filed in oversizeCharter surrendered 1890 (see U.S. Grant Post #100)Strain Post #201 - Plymouth1885-1919 *Williams Post #202 - Axtell1885-1887 *Geo. Vanderventer Post #203 - Verdon1886-1888 *A. A. Plumb Post #204 - Wilsonville1886-1919Lindsey Post #205 - Cozad1886-1921Thomas Martin Post #206 - Gothenburg1886-1932J. K. Barnes Post #207 - McCookColonel Wood Post #208 - ValentineMulligan Post #209 - WesternGarland Post #210 - Doty, Holt CountyH. S. Kaley Post #211 - CowlesSpringview Post #212 - Springview1886-19321886-19031886-1922 *1885-18901886-18901885-1897
RG026Grand Army of the Republic.SERIES EIGHTDepartment of Nebraska15REPORTS OF POST ADJUTANTS & QUARTERMASTERS,Box 31 (cont)f.466f.467-468f.469f.470-471f.472-473Box .484f.485-486f.487-488Box .499f.500f.501f.502Box .513f.514f.515f.516Geo. B. McClellan Post #213 - BertrandAppamattox Post #214 - LincolnJohn M. Thayer Post #215 - OgallalaGould Post #216 - Republican CityGen. Edwards Post #217 - Benkleman18861886-1922 *1886-19041886-19351886-1927Harrison Post #218 - Chappell1886-1891Crocker Post #218 - Chappell1891-1927Corinth Post #219 - Stratton1886-1902Cedar Mountain Post #220 - Ravenna1886-1913 *Pickett Post #221 - Kimball1886-1889Clearwater Post #222 - Clearwater1886-1907 *Hay Springs Post #223 - Hay Springs1886-1902Sheridan Co. Post #223 - Rushville/Gordon, 1908-1924*William Whittaker Post #224Apple Creek/Dorsey1886-1890 *Col. J. R. Scott Post #225 - Ono/Akron1886-1890Alfred Doane Post #226 - Gandy1886-1919 *Lenington Post #227 - Chadron1886-1926Ransom Jewett Post #228 - Buffalo Co.Armada, Miller, KearneyNewport Post #229 - NewportPeter A. Porter Post #230 - Knox CountyBlyville, Herrick, Peoria, BloomfieldPerryville Post #231 - LitchfieldChickamauga Post #232 - Lodge PoleGettysburg Post #233 - TrentonHancock Post #234 - Willow Spgs/BurwellVictor Vifquain Post #234 - BurwellT. T. Dow Post #235 - Valley/ArcadiaHackleman Post #236 - CairoStone River Post #237 - Mason CityWaukatchie Post #238 - Howells1886-1915John A. Jordan Post #239 - Clay CenterGeneral Hazen Post #240 - BartlettGeneral O'Brien Post #241 - TurnerChester A. Arthur Post #242 - LawrenceCampbell Post #243 - CampbellJ. W. McLane Post #244 - FarnamNickajack Post
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