Scope and Contents The general correspondence is organized alphabetically by sender, and then chronologically. Correspondents: James A. Allis, James H. Bailey, Silas W. Barnard, John C. Black, Edmond W. Blossom, Robert A. Boyd, Henry P. Brewer, Alfred P. Bye, James G. Byington, Robert Cameron, Hubbard D. Carr, Josephine C. Clark, Charles H. Davids, Milton S. Dunham, Nora Fanning, A. B. Fisk, Charles E. Foote, Francis Garrison, Christopher D. Gibbs, Edward M. Gifford, John Gillen, Patrick J. Gillen, Charles W....

Scope and Contents This file includes invitations to the annual reunions of the 3rd New York Cavalry Assocation which went unclaimed and were returned to the sender. Recipients for 1895: Dennison Barnes, George Burley, Ephram Dunham, David B. Fox, James J. Halstead, John Thornbury, A. C. Van Alstyne, A. B. Wolcott. Recipients for 1897: Robert Cameron, R. C. Chase, A. Dress, Charles I. Humphrey, E. B. Jewell, John McCarty, Rudolph Orson, James Rolland, H. H. Smith, Ira Thomas. Recipients for 1899: George...

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Printed circulars announcing the annual reunions of the 3rd New York Cavalry Association for 1893, 1894, 1895 (3 copies), and 1896 (2 copies).

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Printed circular announcing the annual reunions of the Western New York Veteran Association, 1st New York Mounted Rifles for 1893 and 1896.

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Photographs of an original newspaper article from the June 16, 1881 edition of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle documenting the first reunion of the 3rd New York Cavalry, held on June 15, 1881. The article lists all members present, prints several letters from absent members and the resolutions passed at the meeting. The original newspaper was much deteriorated and had to be removed from the collection in 2023.

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Printed proceedings of the eighth reunion of the 3rd New York Cavalry Association, held on June 13, 1888.

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Lists of reunion respondents/attendees believed to be from the years 1890, 1892, 1894, 1899, and 1903, along with one undated list of names.

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Manuscript poem, "Hail to the Heroes!" by Catharine E. Lawson. The poem is dedicated to the 3rd New York Cavalry Association, and is written on the backs of two sheets of letterhead of the American Fire Insurance Company, Frederick Peters, Special Agent. It is docketed as having been received on June 11, 1902.

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Two demand notes written by Maurice Leyden. Both are on the letterhead of the Monroe County Clerk's office. The first, dated December 8, 1888, is for $11.88. Leyden notes that the $11 is for the printing of a badge, and the $.88 is the balance after all bills were paid. The second note is dated July 15, 1890, and is for $2.60, with Leyden noting this is the balane left after all bills were paid.

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Nine bills to the 3rd New York Cavalry Association for various reunion-related expenses, including ribbon and envelopes, as well as the printing of badges, circulars, and rosters.