Uncompleted Medal of Honor Recipient Artwork by State
Below are the individuals listed which were not completed in the ways of the official portions as to my work by the states I have specifically gone to in reference of the trips for my Medal of Honor Art Project work, along with the reason(s) why in addition to my journal blog The Ornery PSA.
Though I am still working on my Medal of Honor Art Project, it is of the ways which are of how as best as I can do so in the comparisons of how those who are not aware of how such is accomplished as to the specifics thereof because of the training aspects in such childhood and teenager years as I have had the ability in reference to such because of the requirements involved to such aspects; I do the best I possibly can to take the proper precautionary measures, as for the safest aspects in the situations as to the workings of my Medal of Honor Art Project.
COMPSON, HARTWELL B.
Rank and Organization: Major, 8th New York Cavalry. Place and Date: At Waynesboro, Va., 2 March 1865. Entered Service At: Seneca Falls, N.Y. Birth: Seneca Falls, N.Y. Date of Issue: 26 March 1865.
Citation:
Capture of flag belonging to Gen. Early's headquarters.
The reason for not completing Hartwell B. Compson's Medal of Honor Artwork is due to problems, with finding the entrance to the cemetery area where I felt safe as there was a female meandering around the cemetery and the blackness which surrounded her aura was disgusting and still sickens me to the feelings surrounding her.
HIGH, FRANK C.
Rank and Organization: Private, U.S. Army, Company G, 2d Oregon Volunteer Infantry. Place and Date: Near San Isidro, Philippine Islands, 16 May 1899. Entered Service At: Picard, Calif. Birth: Yolo County, Calif. Date of Issue: Unknown.
Citation:
With 21 other scouts charged across a burning bridge, under heavy fire, and completely routed 600 of the enemy who were entrenched in a strongly fortified position.
The reason for not completing Frank Charles High's Medal of Honor Artwork is because his marker is incorrectly labelled with incorrect medals for a different wartime effort, and does not include the Medal of Honor recognition.
EDGERTON, NATHAN H.
Rank and Organization: Lieutenant and Adjutant, 6th U.S. Colored Troops. Place and Date: At Chapins Farm, Va., 29 September 1864. Entered Service At: Philadelphia, Pa. Date of Issue: 30 March 1898.
Citation:
Took up the flag after 3 color bearers had been shot down and bore it forward, though himself wounded.
The reason for not completing Nathan H. Edgerton's Medal of Honor Artwork is due to the fact his marker is located on private property instead of in a public area and I did not wish to intrude, onto someone else's private property.
MICHAEL, EDWARD STANLEY
WHALEN, GEORGE EDWARD
The reason for not completing the two Medal of Honor recipients listed is due to inability to locate their marker, or their cemetery.
Any name not within the area of the pages of the state of Texas are not in such because of such pieces having been stolen from me and thus those pieces of paper are only grave stone rubbings and not a part of my Medal of Honor Art Project, thus are not going to be completed and are not linked to anything because of such theft. In turn those grave stone rubbings are only grave stone rubbings because of the requirements for the actual work to be completed, which since such was not adhered to by me personally, the pieces are not anything more than a small piece of paper. Those who were a part of such, can blame themselves for those pieces not being historical and spiritual rubbings as well as their choice for the disrespect to my Medal of Honor Art Project means the disrespect they had left as a stain to the state of Texas permanently.
HILL, JAMES M.
Rank and Organization: First Sergeant, Company A, 5th U.S. Cavalry. Place and Date: At Turret Mountain, Ariz., 25 March 1873. Birth: Washington County, Pa. Date of Issue: 12 August 1875. First Sergeant, Company A, 5th U.S. Cavalry. Place and Date: At Turret Mountain, Ariz., 25 March 1873. Birth: Washington County, Pa. Date of Issue: 12 August 1875.
Citation:
Gallantry in action.
The reason for not completing James M. Hill's Medal of Honor Recipient Artwork is to to complications, finding the entrance to the cemetery.
McCAMMON, WILLIAM W.
Rank and Organization: First Lieutenant, Company E, 24th Missouri Infantry. Place and Date: At Corinth, Miss., 3 October 1862. Entered Service At: Montgomery County, Mo. Birth: Ohio. Date Of Issue: 9 July 1896.
Citation:
While on duty as provost marshal, voluntarily assumed command of his company, then under fire, and so continued in command until the repulse and retreat of the enemy on the following day, the loss to this company during the battle being very great.
The reason for not completing William W. McCammon's Medal of Honor Recipient Artwork is to to complications, finding the entrance to the cemetery.
PFISTERER, HERMAN
Rank and Organization: Musician, Company H, 21st U.S. Infantry. Place and Date: At Santiago, Cuba, 1 July 1898. Entered service at New York, N.Y. Birth: Brooklyn, N.Y. Date of Issue: 22 June 1899
Citation:
Gallantly assisted in the rescue of the wounded from in front of the lines and under heavy fire from the enemy.
The reason for not completing Herman Pfisterer's Medal of Honor Recipient Artwork is to to complications, finding the entrance to the cemetery.
WILLIAMS, MOSES
Rank and Organization: First Sergeant, Company I, 9th U.S. Cavalry. Place and Date: At foothills of the Cuchillo Negro Mountains, N. Mex., 16 August 1881. Birth: Carrollton, La. Date of Issue: 12 November 1896. First Sergeant, Company I, 9th U.S. Cavalry. Place and Date: At foothills of the Cuchillo Negro Mountains, N. Mex., 16 August 1881. Birth: Carrollton, La. Date of Issue: 12 November 1896.
Citation:
Rallied a detachment, skillfully conducted a running flght of 3 or 4 hours, and by his coolness, bravery, and unflinching devotion to duty in standing by his commanding officer in an exposed position under a heavy fire from a large party of Indians saved the lives of at least 3 of his comrades.
The reason for not completing Moses William's Medal of Honor Recipient Artwork is to to complications, finding the entrance to the cemetery.
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