United States National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers

4 records

  • "Andrew D Sackett, alias William Sackett, age 76, b. Massachusetts, abt 1838, ht 6' 2½, fair, eyes blue, hair gray, occ. mechanic, res. on discharge Cleveland, Ohio, widower, nok Mrs N E Alderman, Westfield, MA, cousin, enlisted Springfield, Massachusetts, 10 Feb 1864, discharged Boston, Mass., 26 Sep 1865, Co I, reg't 3rd Mass Hy Arty, disabilities deafness, evidence of old cerebral hemorrhage, scar right shin, chr. gastritis, arterio sclerosis, first admitted 13 May 1914, 5 periods of residence, last discharge 13 Jul 1918, res. Marion, Grant, Indiana, notes: Marion Branch."
  • "Charles W Sackett, age 65, b. USA, abt 1843, ht 5' 4", fair, eyes hazel, hair gray, farmer, widower, nok son Ernest A Sackett, 122 De Russy St, Binghampton, NY, enlisted Ulysses N.Y., 29 Aug 1864, discharged Alexandria, Virginia, 8 Jun 1865, Co G., reg't 179 N.Y. Inf, admitted 23 Sep 1908, disch 4 Aug 1909, re-admitted 2 Jan 1919, disch 7 Jun 1920, re-admitted 19 Oct 1923, res. Bath, Steuben, New York, res. after discharge, Greene, Chenango Co, NY, notes: Bath Branch."
  • "Edward A Sackett, 79, b. New York, 5' 8", complexion med, eyes grey, hair grey, retired, widowed, nok son T F Sackett, 2626 2nd Ave North, Great Falls, Mont, friend Chas H Keipp, 132 Pine Ave, Long Beach, enlisted Chicago, Illinois, 10 Oct 1861, discharged Springfield, Illinois, 6 Dec 1865, Company E, 39 US Inf, resident Pacific Branch, National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Sawtelle, Los Angeles, California, 1928, disabilities on admission: arteriosclerosis, aortic insufficiency, d. 27 Feb 1931, cause myocarditis, arteriosclerosis."
  • 3267, "Norman A Sackett, enlisted Meriden, Conn, Nov 14, 1861, Pvt, 1st Conn Batt Lt Art, discharged Washington DC May 2, 1864, re-enlistment in Vet Res Corps, Washington DC May 3, 1864, Pvt, Co A, 9th Vet Res Corps, discharged Washington DC Nov 16, 1865, expiration of service, disability: var veins both legs, hernia, contracted Watertown, Dak, Oct 1887. Born Ohio, age 65, 5'10", fair complexion, blue eyes, gray hair, school teacher, res. Sioux Falls, Dak, widower. Admitted to home Jan 15, 1889, died June 15, 1889, scirrhus, cancer of liver."

Source:
"US, National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866–1938" (Ancestry image)