Beulah Cramer is a Wonderful WikiTreer

Question

Hi Wikitreers,

I wanted to show appreciation to our fellow Wikitreer Beulah! She has been helping in getting the 106th New York Regiment Connected and Sourced. The collaboration she is providing is invaluable. 

There is a free space page for each Company of Veterans including the Field & Staff! 

Let’s get these veterans connected 

Special thank you to Beulah Cramer 

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Congrats on your WW Beulah !

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Thank you K.

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Thank you Andrew.  It has been interesting work.

Answer 1

I think of my grandfather's older brother who died of some disease outside of Washington D.C. as I try to do one profile a day.  I think Andrew has done a tremendous job of listing all of these veterans and I feel honored to help his cause.  My granduncle sent a couple of letters home asking the family to protect a tame deer and comparing the price of cheese at home and in the army.  He thought his father would get rich if he could transport the cheese south and sell it.

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It always amazes me how so many siblings in one family participated in the war. It affected everyone during 19th century American life. Disease was more feared than death in battle I’ve read. My own 3rd great grandfather was wounded at Monocacy and his brothers all served in the New York Regt’s.

I enjoyed the part about the “tame dear” and his concern for his family’s financial welfare. I think you get a sense of him in this. A treasure for sure.

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Salute to your family members, Beulah and Andrew! My Georgia great-grandfather and his 2 younger brothers served in the same unit (Co H, 11th GA)...he lost one to consumption, the other at Second Manassas. Many other connections died of wounds or disease. I have yet to be able to collect stats on most of my Union ancestors, besides my 2x gg who did time at Libby Prison.

Reading Bruce Catton recently, I sympathized with the poor soldiers wounded at Spotsylvania, being painfully evacuated to the field hospital at Fredericksburg and probably wishing they'd died on the battlefield :(

Answer 2

Congratulations Beulah!

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Thank you Kimberly.

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Congratulations on your WW award Beulah and thank you to Andrew for your recognition.

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Thank you Roy.

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Congratualtions Beulah Cramer on being recognised as a Wonderful WikiTree'er.

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Thank you William.

Answer 5

Congratulations on yet another WW Award 

Thank U Cousin Andrew for the recognition! 10th cousin

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Thank you David.

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Congratulations Beulah on the WW award!

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Thank you Gary.

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Wow, impressive. Thanks for all your hard work, Beulah (and Andrew)!

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Thank you D.

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Congratulations on the WW award. Also, thank you to Andrew for making the recognition.

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Thank you Norman

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Beulah! So great to see your name as a Wonderful WikiTreer! You are, indeed, wondeful, including on the Weekend Chat. Thank you so much for all that you do for our collective Tree, particularly for connecting the 106 NY Regiment! Well done, you!

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Thank you Carol.

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Hi Beulah, you are very welcome. Ihope to 'read' you on tomorrow's Chat!

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Agreed!