New York State Volunteers

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New York State Volunteers were volunteer military units raised in New York to serve in the United States armed forces during major conflicts, particularly the American Civil War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military unit designation
volunteer military formation
allegiance Union
United States
associatedWith New York regimental histories
conflict American Civil War
Spanish–American War
War of 1812
World War I
country United States of America
demobilization units disbanded after end of conflict
distinctFrom New York National Guard
Regular Army units of the United States
documentation muster rolls of New York regiments
governedBy New York Adjutant General
heritage predecessor to some later New York National Guard units
historicalRegion Union states of the American Civil War
languageOfCommand English
legalStatus temporary federal service units raised by a state
locatedIn State of New York
linked to: New York State
militaryRole line troops
support troops
notableFor large numerical contribution to Union forces in the American Civil War
organizedAs artillery units
cavalry regiments
engineer units
infantry regiments
oversight War Department of the United States
partOf Union Army
personnelType citizen‑soldiers
raisedBy New York State government
State of New York
linked to: New York State
raisedFor large‑scale wars
major national emergencies
recordedIn Official Records of the War of the Rebellion
recruitmentArea State of New York
linked to: New York State
recruitmentBasis voluntary enlistment
recruitmentMethod local recruiting offices in New York
serviceBranch United States Army
United States armed forces
timePeriod 19th century
typeOfEnlistment fixed‑term service

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New York militia hasPart New York State Volunteers
J. H. Hobart Ward servedIn New York volunteer regiments
linked to: New York State Volunteers