National Archives – St. Louis: Military Personnel Records (Order Form and Contact Information) These include Officers separated after June 29, 1917. Enlisted personnel separated after October 31, 1912. Many records were destroyed by fire in the St. Louis Center in 1973.
National Archives – Washington DC: Military Service Records, Pensions, and Bounty Land Warrants (Order Form and Contact Information) These include Volunteers, Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Confederate States, Pensions, Bounty Land Warrants 1775-1919. Specific itemization of available records may be studied on the linked site.
Pennsylvania Records on Ancestry – FREE access to Pennsylvania records for Pennsylvania residents. If you are a Pennsylvania resident, take advantage of the partnership between the Pennsylvania State Archives and Ancestry.com to digitize family history records in the State Archives and make them available online. This partnership entitles Pennsylvanians free access to these collections. This access requires a free Ancestry.com Pennsylvania account. To begin, go to the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission web site, enter your zip code in the form at the bottom of the page, and follow the link to the Ancestry.com Pennsylvania search page.
War of 1812 Pension Records (Fold3) – FREE access to approximately 180,000 pension and bounty land warrant application files relating to claims based on service between 1812 and 1815.
Pennsylvania Records on Ancestry – FREE access to Pennsylvania records for Pennsylvania residents. If you are a Pennsylvania resident, take advantage of the partnership between the Pennsylvania State Archives and Ancestry.com to digitize family history records in the State Archives and make them available online. This partnership entitles Pennsylvanians free access to these collections. This access requires a free Ancestry.com Pennsylvania account. To begin, go to the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commissionweb site, enter your zip code in the form at the bottom of the page, and follow the link to the Ancestry.com Pennsylvania search page.
Rain Day Boys – Greene County, PA soldiers who sacrificed their lives during World War I. Research posted includes the 18 Rain Day Boys and the complete roster of the 58 fallen heroes.
Pennsylvania Records on Ancestry – FREE access to Pennsylvania records for Pennsylvania residents. If you are a Pennsylvania resident, take advantage of the partnership between the Pennsylvania State Archives and Ancestry.com to digitize family history records in the State Archives and make them available online. This partnership entitles Pennsylvanians free access to these collections. This access requires a free Ancestry.com Pennsylvania account. To begin, go to the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission web site, enter your zip code in the form at the bottom of the page, and follow the link to the Ancestry.com Pennsylvania search page.