PA Spanish American WarPA Archives Veterans' Card File
PA Spanish-American War Soldiers
Spanish-American War Veterans' Card File Indexes Arranged alphabetically by surname of soldier at the Pennsylvania Archives.
The card file of veterans who participated in the Spanish-American War was created by the Office of the Adjutant General in 1941 from information taken from the official records of the United States War Department. Information found about each veteran includes name, race, residence, place and date of birth, date and place of enlistment, military organization to which attached, rank, and dates serving overseas in either Cuba or the Philippines. Sometimes extensive comments at the bottom of the cards provide information on the reasons for, and the type of, discharge as well as a record of prior military service.
The information generally includes:
- Soldier name
- Military units
- Residence and birthplace
- Date and place where enrolled
- Date and place where mustered in
- Date of discharge
- Prior Service.
The listing is not inclusive.
Spanish-American War Veterans' Card File, 1861-1866 Indexes
Select the first letter of the surname you want to view in the card file index.
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