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Did John H. Wadsworth desertion record get revested

Nicholas15483
Nicholas15483 ✭
July 13 in Search

Need help in finding any document that shows that John Hamilton Wadsworth from Hanilton County, NY Town of Wells, NY, desertion record was revested.

My Great, Great, Grandfather……..Nicholas

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  • Áine.ní.Donnghaile
    Áine.ní.Donnghaile ✭✭✭✭✭
    July 13

    This thread:

    https://community.familysearch.org/en/discussion/190055/civil-war-soilder-question
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  • GFre
    GFre ✭✭✭✭
    July 14 edited July 14

    Hi @Nicholas15483.

    While the index is online, I don't think the actual letters have been digitized yet by the National Archives. You'd have to contact them and ask what your next steps would be to get a copy.https://www.archives.gov/research/order/textual-records-dc.html

    In your correspondence, you should include the information from the indexed files below so they can better help you.

    Here's the information we have from the previously linked record:

    Name of Item Found:
    Index to general correspondence of The Adjutant General's Office 1890-1917

    Volume, Series and Roll:
    Brown, B.- Brown, D. (NARA Series M698, Roll 152)

    Item Number Stamped on Index Record:
    1447012

    I also found this record. It has another number on it, but appears to be referencing the same case:

    Name of Item Found:
    Index to general correspondence of The Adjutant General's Office 1890-1917

    Volume, Series and Roll:
    Wadman-Wagner, I. (NARA Series M698, Roll 1192)

    Item Number Written on Index Record:
    See Also Numbers: 1144498

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  • Nicholas15483
    Nicholas15483 ✭
    August 12 edited August 12

    Hello GFre

    Thank you so much for this information, so does the second document remove the desertion charge?

    If not where mite I find a document that mite?

    Also, I'm having a hard time finding a document that directly connects Daniel Marsh Wadsworth (Father)

    Male / Birth 13 September 1782 / Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States

    Death-1874 / Wells, Hamilton, New York, United States /

    Family Search #2NBB-7KZ

    Christening-24 November 1782 / East Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States

    Death-1874 / Wells, Hamilton, New York, United States

    Burial-Wells, Wells, Hamilton, New York, United States

    Residence 1790-Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States

    Residence-1850 / Wells, Wells, Hamilton, New York, United States

    to his SON;

    Josiah Wadsworth (Son) Male / Birth about 1815 / Death-Wells, Wells, Hamilton, New York, United States-Date ? / Family Search #LJNG-B1G

    Wells, Wells, Hamilton, New York, United States

    Death-Wells, Wells, Hamilton, New York, United States

    Residence 185 Wells, Wells, Hamilton, New York, United States

    Residence 1860 - Wells, Wells, Hamilton, New York, United States

    Residence1880 - Wells, Wells, Hamilton, New York, United States

    Any help would be greatly appreiated, I'm 80 yrs old and not a great computer guy. Just want to get the family Wadsworth history completed before its time to go. My mother was Irebe E. Wadsworth

    Thank you so much for your help,

    [name removed for privacy]

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  • GFre
    GFre ✭✭✭✭
    August 12 edited August 12

    Hi again, @Nicholas15483.

    The links in my prior post are both index cards, rather than the letters or documents themselves. Both reference the request for removal of desertion, but provide no details on what the result of that request was.

    1. The first item is for an index card for the letter from John H Wadsworth to Dr. C H Brown. It's labeled a "cross reference card".
    2. The second item either is the reverse index or is for Dr. C H Brown's reply. That is labeled a "general index card".

    As far as I can tell, the actual letter(s) have not been scanned in and put online yet. The only way to see these letters would be to contact the National Archives and request a copy. They should be able to tell you the next steps to get the records.

    I would start with sending a general email with your question. Questions may be emailed to NARA directly at inquire@nara.gov

    In your message, in addition to your goal of finding information about if the desertion charge was removed, I'd also let them know about those two index cards referencing the case. I will post that data again below:

    First Item Found:
    Index to general correspondence of The Adjutant General's Office 1890-1917

    Volume, Series and Roll:
    Brown, B.- Brown, D. (NARA Series M698, Roll 152)

    Item Number Stamped on Index Record:
    1447012

    Second Item Found:
    Index to general correspondence of The Adjutant General's Office 1890-1917

    Volume, Series and Roll:
    Wadman-Wagner, I. (NARA Series M698, Roll 1192)

    Item Number Written on Index Record:
    See Also Numbers: 1144498

    —

    If you'd prefer to call, fill out a form, or contact the National Archives in a different way, this is their 'Contact Us' page: https://www.archives.gov/contact

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  • Nicholas15483
    Nicholas15483 ✭
    August 13 edited August 13

    Hello GFre

    Thank you for all your help. I was told I was inproperly using this site by using my real name, so my user name

    (information removed.

    User name is: Nicholas15483

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  • Nicholas15483
    Nicholas15483 ✭
    August 13 edited August 13

    GFre,

    I wrote a request to the National Archives as you suggested.

    (Please use your username of Nicholas15483) Private message sent to you.

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