EW Serrell's Picture Collection
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Dr. James McGarry Notes from Dr. Ron McGarry The original is a small tintype, but the detail on the copy is very good. James was a Canadian born in Niagara Falls, Upper Canada (now Ontario) in 1835. He did his medical training at McGill University in Montreal, graduating in 1858. He mustered into the Union army at Albany in December 1862 as Assistant Surgeon and was promoted to Surgeon in early 1865 upon the death of Dr. A. Snow. After the war, he returned to Niagara Falls, where he continued family practice until his death in 1905. He brought his horse home from the war, said to be a large black horse with a white star on the forehead. He apparently loved the horse and when he had finished his house calls for the day, he would sleep in the back of the buggy while his horse took him home. There have been four generation of doctors in my family so far, starting with James and my son is waiting to see if he will be accepted into medical school (his own choice, I don't think I pressured him). Most people in the United States don't realize that up to 50,000 Canadians served on both sides in the civil war.
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bombed house Morris Island
S
Edwards
Engineers
in sap at Battery Wagoner
General Q Gillmore
Company F NY Volunteer Engineers Capt. SP Eaton,
Fort Pulaski, Georgia
Unknown General
Gillmore's Headquarters Folly Island.
Another
Unknown Officer
Another
Unknown Officer
Another Unknown Officer
Another
Unknown Officer
Another Unknown Officer
Photograph
of tents, interesting to se a Sibley. Note almost all tents have flys
over the tents.
EW
Serrell
Dr. Asa B Snow,
Box with his name was found on the Steamer Maple Leaf in Mandarin, FL.
Group 1 Front
Group 1 Back
Group 2 Front
Group 2 Back
Group 3 Front
Group 3 Back
Group 4 Front
Group 4 Back
Major Richard Butt Group 4 top 2nd from left.
Group 5 Front
Group 5 Back