History and Personal Sketches of Company 1, 103, N. Y. S. V e-bog

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. At the ninth annual reunion, very little having been done rm the work, he was again instructed to proceed with the work of preparing for publication a history of Companv I and was limited to a cost not to exceed titty dollars. At first it was contemplated onlv to gather nistorical facts in relation to the service ofthe company, but it assumed larger proportions until the present little volume is the result. In its preparation the author is m debted verr much to Mrs. Crosby, who gave all the pa I'vers. Records and documents left bv her late husband, Captain William Crosby, relating to the company, its formation. Authority for organization. Etc., also the loan of the private diaries of Captain Crosby, for the years of and 1864. These were invaluable in con clusivelv settling records and dates of events and in no f)tllcr way could have been obtained a knowledge of many of the facts gathered in this compilation.