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Officers of the U. S. Army - Van Vliet |
- Van Vliet, Frederick
NY, NY
2 Lieutenant 3 cavalry 5 Aug 1861
1 Lieutenant 17 Jul 1862
regimental adjutant 12 Jul 1862 to 9 Jan 1863
Captain 28 Jul 1866
Major 10 cavalry 26 Jan 1882
Brevet Captain 1 Aug 1864 for gallantry and meritorious service in the battles of the late campaign from the Rapidan to Petersburg VA
Major 8 Apr 1865 for gallantry and meritorious service during the siege of Mobile Ala and Lieutenant Colonel 30 Sep 1865 for meritorious service during the war
died 8 Mar 1891
- Van Vliet, Leonard Sherman
VT, WI
Captain assistant quartermaster volunteers 12 May 1862
Brevet Major volunteers 7 Mar 1866 for faithful and meritorious service in the Quartermaster's Department
honorably mustered out 30 Mar 1866
- Van Vliet, Robert Campbell
Kansas, NJ
Cadet Military Academy 1 Jul to 29 Dec 1875
2 Lieutenant 10 infantry 14 Dec 1876
1 Lieutenant 7 May 1884
regimental adjutant 1 Jan 1885 to 31 Dec 1888
Captain 8 Mar 1898
Major 3 Oct 1902
- Van Vliet, Stewart
NY, NY
Cadet Military Academy 1 Jul 1836 (9)
2 Lieutenant 3 artillery 1 Jul 1840
1 Lieutenant 19 Nov 1843
regimental quartermaster 28 Mar to 4 Jun 1847
Captain 24 Dec 1853 which he vacated same date
Captain assistant quartermaster 4 Jun 1847
Major quaretrmaster 3 Aug 1861
brigadier general volunteers 23 Sep 1861 which expired 17 Jul 1862
brigadier general volunteers 13 Mar 1865
honorably mustered out of volunteers service 1 Sep 1866
Lieutenant Colonel deputy quartermaster-general 29 Jul 1866
Colonel assistant quartermaster-general 6 Jun 1872
retired 22 Jan 1881
Obituary from a New York Paper
Obituary from a New Jersey Paper
- Van Vliet, William A.
NY, NY
Captain assistant quartermaster volunteers 15 Aug 1861
honorably mustered out 28 Jul 1865
died 12 Feb 1871
Source:Extracted from the Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army: 1789 - 1903. Names are followed by state or country where born and then the state from which originally appointed but when there is only one place listed, it indicates the state whence appointed, the place of birth not being known. Where "Cadet Military Academy" is indicated, the next date refers to the date he entered that institution, and the figure in parenthesis represents his standing in the graduating class.
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