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121st Cavalry

alexandergartley — 2015-10-20T16:04:31Z

bolded first mention in description

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- The 121st Cavalry Troop F - earlier Troop H, the 'Rochester Cavalry', was part of the New York National Guard. It mustered into service on April 16 1912 and mustered out October 9, 1940.	+ The '''121st Cavalry''' Troop F - earlier Troop H, the 'Rochester Cavalry', was part of the New York National Guard. It mustered into service on April 16 1912 and mustered out October 9, 1940.

alexandergartley — 2015-10-20T16:04:12Z

Culver Road Armory

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- The troop spent much of their time headquartered at the Armory on ["Culver Road"], with trainings at [http://www.dmna.state.ny.us/forts/fortsM_P/pineCamp.htm Pine Camp] - modern day [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Drum,_New_York Fort Drum].	+ The troop spent much of their time headquartered at the ["Culver Road Armory"] on ["Culver Road"], with trainings at [http://www.dmna.state.ny.us/forts/fortsM_P/pineCamp.htm Pine Camp] - modern day [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Drum,_New_York Fort Drum].

alexandergartley — 2009-06-22T19:02:16Z

added wiki link to Culver Road

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- The troop spent much of their time headquartered at the Armory on Culver Road, with trainings at [http://www.dmna.state.ny.us/forts/fortsM_P/pineCamp.htm Pine Camp] - modern day [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Drum,_New_York Fort Drum].	+ The troop spent much of their time headquartered at the Armory on ["Culver Road"], with trainings at [http://www.dmna.state.ny.us/forts/fortsM_P/pineCamp.htm Pine Camp] - modern day [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Drum,_New_York Fort Drum].

MikeThomas — 2006-01-29T03:40:55Z

MC and NYS fair note

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	+ + At times the troup would make appearances at the New York State and [http://www.domecenter.com/history.html Monroe County Fairs].

MikeThomas — 2006-01-29T03:26:24Z

more accurate wording

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- The 121st Cavalry, the 'Rochester Cavalry', part of the New York National Guard, mustered into service on April 16 1912 and mustered out October 9, 1940.	+ The 121st Cavalry Troop F - earlier Troop H, the 'Rochester Cavalry', was part of the New York National Guard. It mustered into service on April 16 1912 and mustered out October 9, 1940.

MikeThomas — 2006-01-29T03:12:01Z

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- The troop spent much of their time headquartered at the Armory on Culver Road, with trainings at Pine Camp - modern day Fort Drum.	+ The troop spent much of their time headquartered at the Armory on Culver Road, with trainings at [http://www.dmna.state.ny.us/forts/fortsM_P/pineCamp.htm Pine Camp] - modern day [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Drum,_New_York Fort Drum].
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- * [http://mcgreal-family.tripod.com/cavalry.html Photos from the decendents of Austin McGreal on their tour of the Armory on Culver Road]	+ * [http://mcgreal-family.tripod.com/cavalry.html Photos from the descendents of Austin McGreal on their tour of the Armory on Culver Road]

MikeThomas — 2006-01-29T03:01:59Z

Comment added.

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	+ ------ + ''2006-01-29 01:01:59'' [[nbsp]] If anyone has information on the 121st, and especially on Albert Thomas, please contact me. --["MikeThomas"]

MikeThomas — 2006-01-29T03:00:38Z

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- The 121st Cavalry, part of the New York National Guard, mustered into service on April 16 1912 and mustered out October 9, 1940.	+ The 121st Cavalry, the 'Rochester Cavalry', part of the New York National Guard, mustered into service on April 16 1912 and mustered out October 9, 1940.
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	+ The troop spent much of their time headquartered at the Armory on Culver Road, with trainings at Pine Camp - modern day Fort Drum.
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- * [http://the121st.tripod.com 121st Cavalry Association]	+ * [http://the121st.tripod.com 121st Cavalry Association] - Has history and some photos of the 121st.
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- [Comments]	+ [[Comments]]

MikeThomas — 2006-01-29T02:54:11Z

Began page

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	+ The 121st Cavalry, part of the New York National Guard, mustered into service on April 16 1912 and mustered out October 9, 1940. + + + * [http://the121st.tripod.com 121st Cavalry Association] + * [http://mcgreal-family.tripod.com/cavalry.html Photos from the decendents of Austin McGreal on their tour of the Armory on Culver Road] + + [Comments]