Colorado Volunteers Transcript of Records Index
The Transcript of Records is a compilation of the military records for the
Colorado Volunteers from 1861-1865. The information found in this source may include: name
of enlistee; rank; place of birth; age; occupation; date, place and name of enlisting
officer; duration of service; color of eyes, hair and complexion; height; date last paid;
name of paymaster; bounty amount due (if applicable); date and place mustered in, out and
by whom; and remarks. If you believe that a person was a Colorado Volunteer during the
Civil War and they are not listed in the Transcript of Records then you may find
them in the Index of Colorado
Volunteers in the New Mexico Campaign (1862).
M.S. Elswick and Donald Carlisle (volunteers for the Colorado State Archives) are
responsible for compiling the following index which extracts the name of the enlistee, his
company, regiment, and rank. Also included is the page number from the Transcript of
Records and a field entitled "other" which lists alternate spellings for the
enlistee or other remarks of special interest found in the record.
If you are interested in receiving information from the Transcript of Records please
contact the Colorado State
Archives. We have search, handling, and copy fees. Please contact us in order to
find out the charges for your request.
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Volunteers During the Civil War" by M.S. Elswick |
