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Sons of Union Veterans Of The Civil
Go to our Index page for a complete Web Site listing.
This site last Update:
September 1, 2008
President Abraham Lincoln Camp # 100 is proud to present their newly created web
site: Link: Camp
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Re - Dedication of Civil War Soldiers Monument.
With the Addition of a new Bronze Plaque
Woodbury, New Jersey - August 16, 2008
by the Louis R. Francine Camp #7

Civil War Monument in Woodbury, NJ New Bronze Plaque in front of monument with the names of the soldiers that fought
in the war from Gloucester County, New Jersey.
G.A.R. Documentation Project
The New Jersey Department is currently in the process of seeking out as much GAR related material as can be
located with in the state. This could become an endless project, but we hope to at least locate all of the publicly
stored artifacts that are on display and or in safe keeping with in the confines of a museum, library, armory or
historical society. We are concerned with the preservation of these artifacts because in a lot of cases, these is only
one of a kind. What we are doing is documenting these items with a special form that we have created list what the
item is, what kind of condition it is in, where it is located and what post it may have belonged to. This compiled
information will then act as research tool when people inquire about a specific GAR post or member. Artifacts
that we are looking for would be charters, post record books, sketch books, minutes books, stationary, badges,
flags and Civil War items that were donated by the members to the posts. We have three documented areas at this
time - The New Jersey GAR Archive Page, The New Jersey GAR Museum located at the Lawrenceville Armory
and the Vineland Historical Society. Our committee chairman for this project is Bro. Bob Wilhelm, if anyone has
any information that could help in our search, please contact him at - SecondPaHa@comcast.net.
Link: New
Jersey Grand Army of the Republic: Archive Page
Last Update - April 4, 2008
Link:
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Welcome to the Home Page
Of the New Jersey Department - of the Sons of the Union Veterans of the Civil War
(SUVCW). For those of you who may not be quite familiar with our organization, here is a little background history on us.
Purpose -
Perpetuate the memory of the
Union in 1861 to 1865;
Assist in every practicable way in the preservation and making available for research of documents
and records pertaining to the Grand Army of the Republic and its members
Cooperate in doing honor to all those who have patriotically served our country in any war
Teach patriotism and the duties of citizenship, the true history of our country, and the love and honor
of our flag.
Oppose every tendency or movement that would weaken loyalty to, or make for the destruction or
impairment of, our constitutional Union and
Inculcate and broadly sustain the American principles of representative government, of equal rights,
and of impartial justice for all.
What We Do -
Our many activities and projects include:
Through our Graves Registration Committee, we seek out the graves of Union soldiers, Sailors, and
Marines
Damaged headstones on known graves are replaced;
We observe the care and upkeep of Civil War Monuments and Memorials, and notify the proper
authorities of any failure to do so.
Along with other Veteran and Patriotic organizations we participate in ceremonies and parades to
honor the men and women who have served in the United States Military, placing special emphasis
on those who have sacrificed their life or limbs in the service of their Country.
We also promote the study and preservation of the history of the Union troops of 1861-1865 and
assist members in researching their ancestors' participation in the War of the Rebellion.
How We Do This -We do this by continuing the rituals, traditions and services of the Grand Army of the Republic.
These include:
the proper observance of Memorial Day; Allegiance to the Government of the United States of America; the teaching and encouragement of Patriotism and love of Country; the perpetuation of its Free Institutions and the preservation of the Constitution.
How
We're Structured -
The New Jersey Department of the SUVCW represents the middle tier of a three-level national organization.
It consists of several local camps which function as the first level of the SUVCW. These Camps contain the
membership and serve as the backbone of the organization. Since New Jersey contains three or more
Camps, it is considered a Department, or the middle management of the national Order. Through the
guidance of its officers, the New Jersey Department acts as a liaison to the National Organization, which
functions as the highest level of the SUVCW. This includes all national officers and the Council of
Administration which serves as the Board of Directors.
Assisting us in our endeavors is our Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War.
Go to our index page for a complete web site listing
Won't You Join Our Organization?
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See our "New"
On-Line Application:
If you've always been intrigued by the Civil War here is an opportunity to share that interest with others.
We invite you to join our noble organization and discover how you, too, can help promote our endeavors
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