1928 Sons of Union Veterans Application Hartford CT 1st Mass Heavy Artillery For Sale

Up for sale is an original, historically significant 1928 membership application for the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War (SUVCW).Filled out and signed in Hartford, Connecticut, this document serves as a fantastic genealogical and military record connecting a twentieth-century citizen back to a highly collectible Union heavy artillery unit.Key Document Highlights:
• Ancestor\'s Renowned Unit: The applicant claims membership based on his father, Henry J. Winslow, who served as a Private in Co. E, 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Regiment.
• Regiment Significance: The 1st Mass Heavy Artillery is famous among Civil War historians for suffering some of the heaviest infantry combat losses of any heavy artillery regiment in the Union Army, most notably during Grant\'s Overland Campaign in 1864.
• Service Timeline: Henry J. Winslow enlisted on September 6, 1864, placing his service directly in the trenches during the grueling months of the Siege of Petersburg until his discharge at the \"Close of War\" on July 4, 1865.
• Applicant Details: Arthur F. Winslow, born in Hanover, Massachusetts, on October 11, 1890 [Image]. He lists his residence as 264 Cornwall St., Hartford, CT, and his occupation as a Teacher.
• Organization / Camp: Griffin A. Stedman Camp No. 6, Division of Connecticut.
• Signatures: Clearly signed at the bottom by the applicant, Arthur F. Winslow, and features a member\'s endorsement signature.Condition Report:
This antique paper document is in very good condition for its age. It exhibits typical vintage characteristics including light age-toning and original horizontal fold creases from archival storage. There is a pencil inventory number (\"6-6441\") written neatly at the bottom margin. The ink handwriting remains completely legible, crisp, and dark throughout. Please review the high-resolution photos provided to assess the exact condition details.An excellent piece of Massachusetts and Connecticut military history, perfect for collectors of Heavy Artillery ephemera, genealogists, or historical researchers.53/28