Last updated 02/03/07!

Al Siniscalchi, Sewell,   New Jersey
Comments = Good's rewards are through men and women like all of you who keep " a living History" alive . Never, never let it die, for in it's death goes all of us. Amen ! Hail to the 12th NJ !
In His Service Al Siniscalchi

 Dan Casella, Pittsgrove, New Jerey
Comments = hey this web site is really cool...seeing how iam the newst member of the 12th nj(co.d) i cant wate for gettysburg...its going to be my first big reenactment...well see u on the battle feild

Bill Garrison,  Jersey City, NJ
Comments = Thanks for having such a informative site.

James J. Garrison, Ludlow,  MA
Comments = I am the gggrandson of John Garrison K-12 John was wronded twice in the, once in chancellorville and the other in Hatchers Run.John came out of Leesburg,Downs township in Cumberland Co, NJ. He enter in 1862 and was discharged in 1865. I have in pension records. He died in Jersey City in 1912. I do not know if he ever received and reconiction for his services except a pension. We have plans to put his record on his tome stone. He is burried in Evergreen Cemetery in New Brunswick,NJ. If I can give any help let me know.
Thank you
Jim Garrison
 

Rachael Weiss, Benton, PA
Comments = I think this is a really good site.. keep up the great work!

Robert Stinson, Clarksburg, New Jersey
Comments = A very interesting site.

Dane, Mullica Hill, NJ
Comments = GREAT SITE!I was wondering if anyone had any info on the quakers that came from Mullica Hill, they fought in Co. F,I'mdoing a report on them, thx!
P.S. already have a bookby willliam P. Haines,thx!

Sean Junk, Williamstown, NJ
Comments = Great Site! It's very informative! I have to write a 6 page research paper and I have chosen to write about The 12th New Jersey, and I feel that your web site has helped me a great deal! Thanx, Sean

Joe Pelot, Germantown, Maryland
Comments = How you boys doin'? Great web site, very professional, not bad for "blue bellies"
J. Pelot
33rd Va Inf
"The Mountain Rangers"

Dan Amey and daughter Alyssa,  Brooklawn, NJ
Comments = Great Job Guys.
Andy, thanks for taking the time to talk with us!
My great, great grandfather, William P. Amey, fought for Company F and was one of the Beverly Squad. He fought all the way until Wilderness when he was shot in the leg and had it amputated. He was sent to a hospital in Washington where he got typhoid fever and died on June 30, 1864. He was mistakenly listed in some of the records as "Arney" due to handwriting styles, and was even originally buried in Alexandria National Cemetary as Arney. Family members were able to get it corrected with a new tombstone! My daughter's interest in family history has led us to this site, and we will try to visit with you guys sometime soon. I'm a pastor, so Sundays are out. I'm curious, did the 12th have a chaplain? My daughter wants to know if you need one! Thanks again for your work in preserving our history.

Ron Mickens,  Fredericksburg, VA
Comments = Great site, very professional. Lived in NJ for 34 yrs. Lived in Va. for 13. Let me know if your unit is coming to the Fredericksburg/Spotsylvania area. Thanks

Debra Robison, Egg Harbor City, NJ
Comments = I'm the widow of the Capt of the 7th New jersey Co. D. His name was Charles Robison, and it brings a smile to me, to remember how much fun he had doing the reenacting.

Tom Lowe,  Gloucester Township,  NJ
Comments = I am a high school history teacher at Overbrook HS in Pine Hill, NJ. I was always interested in Civil War re-enactments. I am good friends with Mike Mignogna and Phil Olivo of the 12th and have also taught Jared Bednar, another member. Keep up the good work, guys!

Kelli McBride Schafle, Greensboro, NC
Comments = Just came on to check out the organization that my father spend alot of his time with. He just loved being a part of it. Any book on the civil war that I could find, I would pick it up for him. I'm glad he was a part of it because he did tell me of his good times there and I enjoyed the many photos he would send to me. Thanks again

Lee Ryan, Haddon Township, New Jersey
Comments = The site is excellent. Former neighbors had a grandfather in the 12th- Sgt. Virgil Willett. I enjoyed reviewing the site.

Dennis Rogers, Beverly, New Jersey
Comments = Greetings 12th, Enjoy your website and keep it on my favorites list. Seen you at Neshaminy too! My gr-gr-gr-grandfather,George Riggs, Co. E mustered in Sept 1862, was seriously wounded at Chancellorsville and discharged with a dead left arm in 1863. He's buried at Monument Cemetary in Beverly. Wish I had the time & money to join you but... Keep up the good work! Dennis

Anna Sodomin, Landenberg, PA
Comments = Hey Guys!Great job on the website. I hear from Dan Pangburn and Colin Zimmerman, that you guys had such good times at the reenactments. Since I work at Fort Delaware, I didn't get to see you all there, but I sure hope to see you at Garrison Weekend next year!:)(:Good Luck on the reenactments!

1st Lt. Paul M. Saia, 75th Ohio, Palm Harbor, Florida
Comments = How you all 12th boys doing! I would like to put a link of your web site in our new web site for the Florida Federal Alliance. If you would be so kind and put ours in yours. The FFA web site is www.geocities.com/pmsaia/FFA/Index.htm Please change my e-mail address to PMSaia@Yahoo.com

Perry H. Damask, Estell Manor New Jersey
Comments = Great homepage, enjoyed all the info. Attended Brandywine last weekend and met some of the participants, John, Andy, Howard, etc. who were very helpful. I am looking forward to getting some more info on how to become a member etc.

Scott Young, Galway,  NY
Comments = Great web site.
Scott Young
125th NYVI
Talco! Talco! Mifflicus!

Mary Sutton, Mount Holly,  NJ
Comments = Very nice site

Linda J Roney Clairmont,  Gilford, New Hampshire
Comments = I came across access to living history on the internet tonight. Thinking it would be great to look up the NJ 12th, I came across a big surprise. Not only did I find the website but as I clicked on the homepage, there, in a picture from quite a few years ago was the 12th as I knew them. My son sits in the front row. My thanks and admiration to all of you, for bits of living history that will remain part of me forever. My great grandfather mustered out at Gettysburg and to bring closure his great, great grandson was a living reenactor in the same battle.

Christine and Bill Ensign, Maple Shade,  NJ
Comments = Hello to the Steve Kay and the rest of the 12th NJ! Great website!
Can't wait to see you all at Neshaminy.

Tracy Leed Magargle
Comments = Nice site.. one of the best I have seen.
Very informative and well constructed.

Ken Gulick,  Dillsburg,  Pa
Comments = This is a very nice and informative website. But what do you expect from a Mifflin Guard Unit. Only the best. I enjoyed the site a lot. Your unit does a lot of nice events and seems to have a great time. Keep up the great work.

Sascha Vielhauer, Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Germany
Comments = Hi boys, very nice HP you have here. The style is kind of good, but it would be much better, if you correct the wrong spellings ;-) 'Civiian Corner' and 'Batle of Cedar Creek' Hope to see you on our page ( www.14thBrooklyn.de )
We are the 14thBrooklyn Company H in Germany. Yes, we are doing Reenactment here, too. We love to read something in our guestbook. So don`t forget to leave a message in our guestbook.
HUZZAH
Pvt. Sascha Vielhauer
14thBrooklyn Company H in Germany