Military Service and
History
State of Michigan &
Midland County
1813
Invalid Pensioners - Michigan Territory
Pensions were paid at the seat
of government in Washington, D.C. but the
person was residing in what
is now Michigan.
1835
Michigan Territorial Pensioners
United States Senate. Report
from the Secretary of War,
in Obedience to Resolutions
of the Senate of
the 5th and 30th of June, 1834,and
the 3d of March, 1835,
In Relation to the Pension
Establishment of the United States.
Washington, D.C.: Duff Green,
1835.
1840
Census of Pensioners
for
Revolutionary or Military Services
State
of Michigan
Revolutionary Soldiers
Buried in Michigan
From Michigan Historical Records Compiled by the
Daughters of the American Revolution and
Research Conducted by the Michigan
Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Civil War
Michigan
in the Civil War
Michigan
Civil War Burials
Midland
County in the Civil War
Midland
County Civil War Enlistments
Grand Army of the Republic Posts - Midland Co.
Grand Army of the Republic
Encampments
in
Midland County
Woman's
Relief Corps Michigan
The Woman's Relief Corp was an auxiliary
of the Grand Army of the Republic,
commencing in 1884 in Michigan.
National Civil War Graves Registration - Sons of the Union Veterans of the
Civil War
Search the database for burials in Isabella County. Lists the date
of enlistment and burial place.
Michigan
List of Pensioners, 1883, State Wide
Searchable database of pensioners living
in the State of Michigan in 1883.
Provides the amount of pension,
post office address and date of original pension.
United
States Soldiers of the Civil War, Census of Michigan
1
June 1894 - Statewide
Searchable database of veterans
living in all Michigan Counties.
Civil War Veterans Buried
in Midland Co.
Indigent Soldier Burials - Midland County
Civil War
Medicine
In
the Eleventh Census chronic diarrhea and rheumatism are listed
as
disabilities
for a majority of the veterans. Find out why this was
so!!
Spanish American War
sunk in Havana Harbor, Cuba on February
15, 1898. This event was the spark for the declaration of war.
Volunteers were added to the units during the
war. A Naval Unit also served. The 35th did not leave the USA.
More deaths resulted from disease than battle.
WWI
WWII
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