Military Records
Your ancestors will be more interesting if you learn about their military service and the history of their units. Military records can also give birth dates, marriage dates, death dates, spouse and children’s names, and localities of residence throughout the life of the family.
Memoirs of a Maryland
Volunteer; War with Mexico, in the years 1846-7-8 - Free
Written by John Reese Kenly and published in 1873, it depicts his life as
a Maryland volunteer in the War with Mexico through the years of 1846-1848.
The information is taken from his diary, notes, and
letters.
Mormon
Battalion and the Mexican War - Free/$$$
An online study reference for the Mormon Battalion and the Mexican War.
Provides various resources available online for indepth study.
Military
Service Records of LDS Men - Free
This help section includes the history and records of several military
operations in which Latter Day Saint members were directly involved from
1834-1848. Evidence that a Latter-day Saint actually served may be found in
family traditions, census records, naturalization records, biographies,
cemetery records, and records of veterans’ organizations. Your ancestors will
be more interesting if you learn about their military service and the history
of their units. Military records can also give birth dates, marriage dates,
death dates, spouse and children’s names, and localities of residence
throughout the life of the family.
Old First
Massachusetts Coast Artillery - Free
This manuscript depicts the history of the Old First Massachusetts
and provides the names of the Captains of each company from its origination
through 1917. Old First Massachusetts Coast Artillery in War and Peace:
By Frederick Morse Cutler, B.D., First Lieutenant, Chaplain, published in
1917.