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Request for an examination in pursuit of continued pension benefits
Handwritten request showing his signature to compare with the signature found in the graffiti at Blenheim House
William McCracken in the 1910 Census
In this census record, William McCracken is described as being unable to read or write, and has one surviving child. He is in Hospital of Pennsylvania, S & S Home
Graffiti signature left by William MCracken
Signature left at Blenheim House, Fairfax, VA, partially covered by other graffiti
William McCracken in the 1860 Census
This census shows William McCracken listed as a clerk, possible living in a boarding house or hotel living in Hartford Pennsylvania..
Muster-in Roll , taken September 13, 1861 in Erie
Company Muster-in roll of William McCracken, Pennsylvania 83rd
Little Round Top at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania,where the 83rd. Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry were stationed
Photograph of Little Round Top at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania,where the 83rd. Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry were stationed as it looks today.
Close up of plaque memorializing the 83rd. Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry on the Pennsylvania Monument at Gettysburg, PA
Close up photo featuring Sergeant William McCracken's name memorializing his his presence at the Battle of Gettysburg
Muster-in Roll , taken October 31, 1861 in Erie
Company Muster-in roll of William McCracken, Pennsylvania 83rd
View of the Plaque for the 83rd. Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
View of the Plaque for the 83rd. Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry showing size of the plaque in relation to a person
Record of Pensioner Dropped
Document showing William McCracken's pension being dropped due to his death