Discharge papers of George Smith, Co. A

--contributed by David Smith

Sheetmusic "March of the Roundheads" by John M. Bigger, published 1868.

--contributed by: Michael Kraus, Used with Permission

Artifacts of the Soldiers of the 100th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry

"The Roundheads"

NEW! Lt. William Smiley, Co. C Artifacts including, sword, GAR cap, flag pole, drum sticks, family bible, prayer book, 2nd Lt. promotion certificate, personal trunk, and copies of discharge papers; images contributed courtesy of Gary Lang and Patrick Kirkwood, descendants, Lang and Kirkwood Family Collections, All Rights Reserved; also links to biographical profile, grave information and other images as noted

Resignation/Discharge papers for 2nd Lt. John Cochran, Co. G, contributed by Joe Maghe

Discharge papers and photograph of Samuel A. Moore, Co. C, Contributed by descendant Steve Moore.

Captain James L. McFeeters, Co. M collection, Soldiers and Sailors Memorial and Museum, Pittsburgh, PA; new artifacts page created on this distinguished Roundhead captain of Co. M.  Photographs by Paul Neeson and Michael Kraus, respectively; war time image of McFeeters courtesy of Nancy Korb, descendant; additional information regarding exhibit of McFeeters artifacts at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial and museum per Michael Kraus, curator of museum.

Pvt. Ebenezer Burton (E.B.) McElroy, Co. A Collection of Artifacts and other Information, Contributed by great great granddaughter Maggie McClellan or researched by the websmith, David L. Welch, as noted. E.B. McElroy had one of the more impressive post-war careers of a Roundhead, becoming the State Superintendent of Public Schools for the State of Oregon as well as the Oregon Department Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR).  The photographs and articles in this collection are fascinating to say the least!

Sgt. Frank Grant (William F. Grant in Bates Roster), Co. D, letter and transcription of letter to his father from June 22, 1862 from Port Royal, S.C. reporting on action at Battle of Secessionville.  "The Rebels shot horseshoes, chains and glass bottles out of their cannon!". Also includes telegram from US government to Frank's father Thomas reporting his death and burial on the battlefield, September 8, 1862.   Artifacts for sale by Museum Quality Americana for $950.  Collection discovered by Tammy McConahy.

Lt. Col. David Leckey Collection from Cowan's Auction, Paul Neeson Collection,  Used with Permission, All Rights Reserved

Corporal John Stritmater, Co. K On-line Museum of Artifacts, Erick J. Gustin Family Collection, Used with Permission, All Rights Reserved

Sgt. Joseph K. Scott On-line Museum of Artifacts, Skip Wiese Family Collection, Used with Permission, All Rights Reserved

GAR/Society of the Roundheads Ribbons that recently sold on eBay

Original Artwork Sketch by Richard C. Holmes, Company C; from Gavin's History

Roundhead Envelope printed for delivery to Captains of individual companies while camped on Hilton Head, S.C.

Roundhead Envelope printed for delivery to Captains of individual companies while camped on Hilton Head, S.C.

I.D. Tag with initials J.S.G. of Co. E, 100th Regt. P.V. found by Michael Murray outside Fredericksburg, VA in January of 2000.  Tag image scanned and contributed by Mr. Murray.

Poem by T.C. Harbaugh of Casstown, Ohio and titled, The Roundhead's Reunion, Published in the August 18, 1905 Grove City Reporter and transcribed for the 100th PVI website by Tami McConahy

Transportation Document for Pvt. John Turk, Co. I, to Ride the New Jersey Railway from New York City to Pittsburg on December 19, 1862

Library of Congress Painting of the Retaking of Fort Stedman, March 25, 1865, Petersburg National Battlefield

The 1832 "Kind" House, Birthplace of Col. Norman J. Maxwell, last Commander of the 100th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Regiment

Col. N.J. Maxwell's July 24, 1865 Discharge Papers from the Union Army

Col. N. J. Maxwell's Officer Belt Buckle

Col. N. J. Maxwell's Battle Sword

1859 Sharps Rifle Captured from Confederate in South Carolina Campaign (Lewis Leigh, Jr. Esq. Collection)

Post-war Newsletter published by James Stevenson, Co. E of the "Society of the Roundheads", Vol 1, No. 8

Photograph of William Lockhart Homestead and image of original tobacco pipe and hardtack.