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Consolidated Morning Report - Independent Battalion of New York Volunteers, Camp Folly and James Island, South Carolina, July 21, 1863
This document is a Consolidated Morning Report for the Independent Battalion of New York Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Lt. Col. Simon Levy, dated July 21, 1863, from Camp Folly and James Island, South Carolina. The report provides detailed statistics on troop strength, including numbers for present and absent personnel, various duties, and availability for service. The item is a printed form with columns and rows, filled with handwritten entries and signatures, typical of military administrative records of the Civil War era.
Associated People/Businesses
- Simon Levy (Lt. Col. and Commander)
- Benjamin Levy (Officer, Union Army)
- Alfred Levy (Officer, Union Army)
- Ferdinand Levy (Officer, Union Army)
- LEVY, Lt COL SIMON
Geography
No geographic information available.
Subjects
- Military records
- Civil War
- Union Army
- New York Volunteers
- Consolidated morning reports
- Troop strength
- Simon Levy
- James Island (South Carolina)
- Camp Folly
Physical Location
Arc.MS.56, Mapcase, Item 7