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It is estimated that approximately twenty percent (20%) of the approximately 1,000,000 Confederate Soldiers who fought for "the Cause" are undocumented due to the loss and destruction Confederate Records caused by the the ravages of war and the destruction of Southern institutions. Those records which do survive are in many different states of condition. You may be fortunate enough to find a complete and non-fragmented record for your ancestor and we will do everything possible to assist you; however, some records were very limited, sketchy and were difficult to read for the 1930's era compilers of these National Archives documents. Generally, Union records are far more extensive than those of the Southern soldiers as the institutions responsible for the storage and preservation of these materials remained intact.
You may strike a "goldmine" of information in the records retrieved for your Confederate soldier; however, this is not always the case. Your best chance for complete information is most likely available if you purchase both the Compiled Military Service Record, the Veteran's/Widow's Pension Record and the "Smart Search" service provided by our researchers.
Confederate Soldier Record Research Services
Compiled Service Record: $26.95 + 2.00 S&H
This search REQUIRES the name of the soldier and the unit in which he served. Additional information, including birth date, birthplace, wife's name and any relatives who served with him can be helpful if you know this information.
You will receive a copy of the complete service record. The price includes 20 copies, which is usually more than sufficient for a Confederate service record. Additional copies, if required, will be billed at 40 cents per copy.**
A shipping and handling charge of $2.00 will be added to all requests for Confederate compiled service records.
*If the soldier's unit (regiment, battalion, battery, etc.) is not known, we can conduct a search of the Confederate indexes to try and identify his unit for an additional fee. Contact us
for more information.
**Copy prices may seem high, but the copies are made from microfilm and the microfilm copiers are more expensive than document copiers.
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Veteran's Pension Records: $26.95 + 2.00 S&H
This search REQUIRES the name of the soldier and the unit, in which, he served . The state where the pension was applied for, birth date, birthplace, name of wife/widow, name of children and date of death are helpful, if known. You will receive a copy of the complete pension file. The price includes up to 20 copies, which is usually more than sufficient to copy a Confederate pension file. Additional copies, if required, will be billed at 40 cents per copy.
We are currently able to provide Confederate pension files for Alabama,
Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Arkansas, Tennessee and Texas. WE
HAVE JUST ADDED LOUISIANA, OKLAHOMA AND VIRGINIA and will be adding more states soon.
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CMSR & Pension File: $48.90 + 3.00 S&H
You Save $6.00 when you order both your soldier's Compiled Military Service and Pension Record.
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A shipping and handling charge of $2.00 will be added to all
requests for Confederate compiled service records and pension files. The CMSR-Pension
"Combo" requires a shipping and handling charge of $3.00 due to the time and
expense of copying, organizing and mailing the two files
We accept payment by check or money order and accept credit cards via PayPal.
We would be honored to help you with your Confederate soldier research.
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