...Adjutant-General State of New York, 1855.— Brevet Major-General State of New York for " meritorious services rendered to the National Guard and to the United States prior to and during the Rebellion," by "Special Act" or "Concurrent Resolution," New York State Legislature, April, 1866 (first and only...

...That It being a grateful duty to acknowledge in a suitable manner the services of n distingui shed citizen of this State, rendered to the National Guard...prior to and during the Rebellion, the Governor be and he is hereby authorized and requested to confer upon Brigadier-General J. WATTS DE PUYSTEK [de...

...the Senate concur), That it being a grateful duty to acknowledge in a suitable manner the services of a distinguished citizen of this State, rendered to the National Guard and to the United States prico1 to auid'.dWiug the rebellion, tlie Governor * Bo in driginsl. be and he is hereby authorized...

...a grateful duty to acknowledge In a suitable manner the services of a distinguished citizen of th,s State, rendered to the National Guard and to the United...prior to and during the Rebellion, the Governor be and he is hereby authorIced and requested to confer upon Brigadier-General J. WATTS DE PUYSTER [de...

...legislature in 1866 he was made brevet major general of the State of New York for "meritorious services rendered to the National Guard and to the United States prior to and during the Rebellion." General De Peyster was the author of many books, pamphlets, and magazine articles, on the Netherlands,...

...resolution or special act of the legislature of the state of New York, April, 1860, for "Meritorius services rendered to the national guard and to the United States, prior to and during the rebellion," was born on the 9th of March, 1821, at No. 3 Broadway, in the city of New York. He is the first and...

...with General de Peyater at its head. Was made Brevet Major-General, SNY, for "meritorious services rendered to the National Guard and to the United States prior to and during the Rebellion," by special act of New York Legislature in April. 1866. His hundreds of military works may be roughly...

...adjutant-general, State ot New York, 1855; brevet major-general, State of New York, for "meritorious services" rendered to the National Guard and to the United States prior to and durine the rebellion, by "special act" or "concurrent resolution," New York State Legislature. April....

...resolution," or " special law," New York State Legislature, April, 1866, "for meritorious services rendered to the National Guard and to the United States prior to and during the Rebellion," first and only General Officer receiving such an honour (the highest) from NYS, and the only officer...

..." special law," NY State Legislature, April, i860, " for meritorious services rendered to the Nat. Guard and to the United States prior to and during the Rebellion," first and only General officer receiving such an honour (the highest) from SNY, and only officer thus...