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Military Photo

Marjorie Bednarek

01/30/2002

Military Photo

A Civil War Soldier, connected to a Young and Mallory family of Moira, Franklin County, NY

Hanging in the home of a Young and Mallory descendant now in her 90's, this photo was thought to be of Alanson Crosby Young b. in Canada in 1823, however, I can find no proof that 'Crosby Young' ever fought in the Civil war. A picture of Crosby's brother James Young Jr. is also in the same home and is identified. James fought in a Minnesota Regiment, however Crosby was still in NY until at least 1865. Any help appreciated if you can ID the picture! Sincerely, Marjorie

Date & Place: 1863

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03/06/2003

Could be Maj. William Calvin Young b. 20 Aug. 1826 /fought in the Civil War/lived NY & MN.

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03/02/2006

Lutheria mallory (married to James Young Jr) had two brothers who fought and died in the Civil War.

(7) Alden Byron Mallory c 1840 Moira Franklin Co NY civil war Co H 106th NY infantry Co B lst NY Artillery d 11 Jun 1863 North Mountain VA (Mother and father filed for death benefits 13 Jul 1881 (father)and 1874(?) mother)
(7) Lorin S Mallory 30 Apr 1843 Franklin co NY re-enlisted 30 Dec 1863 Ferrisburg Vt Co B 17th Vt Reg POW 30 Sep 1864 d as POW 26 Dec 1864 Galesburg, NC

Or, it could be their brother, James Madison Mallory.

Mallory, Alden Byron Moira, NY Oct.24, 1839 Moira Kendrick Mallory Lucinda Fields 106th NY Co. H Pvt. Aug., 1862 Cooper served for a time as clerk of the Military Court. Joined his Regiment at North Mountain, (MD or VA?) where he died Ju
Mallory, James Madison Moira, NY Apr.17, 1835 Moira Kendrick Mallory Lucinda Fields 98th NY Co. K Pvt. Sep., 1861 Carpenter taken prisoner at the battle of Fair Oaks May 31, 1862. Carried to Salisbury NC. He is undoubtedly dead but when he d
Mallory, Loren Moira, NY April 3, 1843 Moira Kendrick Mallory Lucinda Fields 1st Wisconsin Corp. Apr., 1861 Cooper discharged 1862, re-enlisted 17th Vermont Infantry. Slightly wounded at Spotsylvania May 1864. Made Corporal June 186

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