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Sons of Confederate Veterans - New York Grave Location Project

Steve Teeft - Commander, Historian, Buffalo Guards Camp 1975, Buffalo, NY

 


Our camps in New York are spread out all over the state. I'd like to ask each camp to seek out Confederate Veterans' graves in there county and if possible in their surrounding counties, and record any known information from there headstones, and have this information recorded. (Headstones are a great source of information!)

This project will lead into other projects in the future :
bulletHeadstone Replacement - Getting new or replacement headstones for Confederate Veterans.
bulletAdd Research for our Genealogy department, also useful for those members looking for extra information regarding there Ancestors.

Our information that we collect from this Grave Location Project will be put into a master index, Database.

Hopefully, this project will spread to other SCV camps throughout the country. So Please Members,
Search though your records, local cemetery records, cemeteries, Historical Societies, family records - or any other source.

Travel to cemeteries, Record the necessary information for this project, and send it to your camp Commanders or send it directly to me.

Thank You for you time, effort & cooperation.
I remain your Obedient servant.


Steve Teeft, Commander

 
bulletCS Grave Registration form - Click HERE (.PDF file)
bulletGrave etiquette - Click HERE 
 

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Necessary Information

bulletName
bulletRank, Regiment and Company
bulletBirth/Death dates
bulletCemetery Location
 
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Helpful Information

bulletWife or family members buried nearby?
bulletIs the grave marked by a Government headstone?
bulletAre there family members/Descendants around to help with this information?

 

Together we will help preserve this vital information, for generations to come......

REMEMBER -
"The greatest fear of a soldiers was to die and be forgotten " - SRT

Click HERE
For a printable Reference Data sheet that each soldier's information will be processed on before it gets entered into the database on computer.

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