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How many good things we could truthfully say of our comrade ! A. God fearing man, kindly affectionate and true to his friends, pure and sweet in his domestic life, he was a type of the highest character of American citizens who. a generation ago. took up arms at their country's call.
After he was mustered out. he went to Tennessee, resumed the practice of law, and from 1867 to the date of his death, with the excep- tion of a year and a half passed in Lincoln, Nebraska, he was a citizen of Chattanooga. Such, briefly, is the history of a very unusual man.
It is difficult to speak in fit terms of Major Marshall without the danger of being charged by those unacquainted with him, with exagger- ating his merits and ability.
He was the soul of honor, and his integrity was absolutely spotless. No one ever accused him of a dishonorable act, or capable of harboring a dishonorable thought. His word no one ever disputed. While retiring in his disposition, never pushing himself forward, those who knew him well, knew that he was possessed of a courage that never faltered or flinched in time of danger. While a man of very decided views, political or otherwise, never conceding them, he possessed unfailing tact, and made no enemies. Every one was ready to speak well of Major Marshall. and there was no period of his life calling for an apology.
He was a man of very unusual ability. Possessing a mind clear, dis- criminating. and analytical. few lawyers are better equipped in their profession than he; and there were few lawyers whose legal opinions were entitled to and did receive more respect than his.
In 1868 he married a Miss Bryant of Independence, Iowa. She lived but a few months. In 1873 he married Miss Kate S. Montague, of Chat- tanooga. who survives him.
Such is a brief epitome of the life of our comrade. Even from this it will be readily seen that his life was no ordinary life. But we that knew him so well in the camp. on the march, in the strife of battle, and in the social walks of life, knew that Major W. S. Marshall was no ordinary man.
ARRANGED BY THE SECRETARY.
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W. H. DARROW. ASSISTANT SURGEON.
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WILLIAM H. DARROW was born in Summit Co .. Ohio, on the 17th day of August, 1838. His father moved to Louisa Co., Iowa, when he was eight years of age. His time until his sixteenth year was employed in assisting his father at his occupation of blacksmith, and in a desult- ory attendance at the village school. At the age of sixteen years he entered the drug store of Dr. Wm. H. Colton at Columbus City. In 1860 he attended medical lectures at Keokuk, Iowa, and upon returning to his home with his diploma in his pocket, formed his plans for a peaceful life at his chosen profession; frustrated by the threatened disruption of the country. He at once with characteristic impulsiveness enlisted as a private in Captain J. L. Grubb's Co., then being recruited in his native town. The company was bivouaced at Camp Warren near Burlington,. Iowa, and on the 16th day of July, 1861, was sworn into the service of the United States as Company C, of the Fifth Iowa Infantry Volunteers.
Dr. Darrow's training as a druggist and physician, together with his kindly and sympathetic nature, soon secured for him a place among his sick comrades, and on September 15th, 1861, he was made hospital steward. In April, 1862, he was promoted to additional assistant sur- geon, and in September, 1862, was promoted to assistant surgeon, which position he filled with marked ability and satisfaction to his comrades un- til his discharge from the service on the 24th day of September, 1964.
Dr. Darrow was wounded by a gun shot at Jackson, Mississippi, and was stunned by a cannon shot at Champion's Hill. The latter in- jury seriously affecting his nervous system during the balance of his life. His death occurred at Columbus Junction, lowa, on the 15th day of July, 1894. His funeral was under the auspices of the G. A. R., and at his request (made several months previous), a comrade of the Fifth delivered a short eulogy over his remains.
JAMES R. SMITHI. Co. ".C." Columbus Junction. Iowa.
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LIEUTENANT-COLONEL EZEKIEL S. SAMPSON was born in Huron connty. Ohio, December 6th. 1831. and came to Keokuk county, Iowa, in 1843. His education was obtained at the public schools and some. three years attendance at the high school of Professor Howe at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, and one year at Knox College. Galesburg, Illinois. He studied law at Oskaloosa in the office of Eastburn & Rice and commenced the practice in Sigourney in 1856. He was prosecuting attorney of Keokuk county for two years. He volunteered in April, 1861, but was not mus- tered into the service until in July, when he became captain of Co. F. Fifth Iowa, which position he held until September, 1862, when he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant-colonel, which rank he held when mustered out in September, 1864. After the war he resumed the prac- tice of the law at Sigourney, Iowa, where he resided until his death which occurred upon the 7th day of October, 1802. In the meantime he had been a member of the State Senate. and from January 1st. 1867, until January 1st, 1875, was district judge of the Sixth Judicial District. He was member of the Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth Congresses retiring on March 1st, 1879. From that time until his death he was engaged in the practice of the law in Sigourney. Iowa. He left surviving him his wid- ow, Eunice E. Sampson, and seven children, all of whom are still living.
E. S. SAMPSON. LIEUTENANT-COLONEL.
FIELD OFFICERS. STAFF AND NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF OF THE FIFTH IOWA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
30.0/0
NAMES.
COLONELS. W. H. Worthington
C. L. Mathias
Jabez Banbury
Pasadena, Cal.
30 Eng.
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL.
Ezekiel S. Sampson MAJORS. William S. Robertson
William S. Marshall
30 Pa. 20 Ohio
SURGEONS.
Charles H. Rawson
Peter A. Carpenter
ASSISTANT SURGEONS.
Henry C. Huntsman
W. H. Darrow
ADJUTANTS.
John P. Foley
Robert F. Patterson
S. H. M. Byers
St. Helens. Terrace Road. Des Moines, Ia.
32 Pa.
R
QUARTERMASTERS.
Robert A McKee
Chris. W. Waggoner
CHAPLAINS.
Addison B. Mederia
James C. Sharon
Thomas Merrill
Otis, Col. 1
Spokane Falls, Wash.
25 Me. 24 Pa.
Jerry M. Limbocker
Ft. Scott. Kas.
22 Ind.
George S. Spicer Andrew N. Canfield
QUARTERMASTER-SERGEANT. Jacob F. Weaver
COMMISSARY SERGEANT.
Frank Noble
RESIDENCE. NAT'Y RDV
1
37 Prus.
29Ohio
Ver. Ohio
Ind. 25Ohio
266 4th St., Memphis, Tenn.
34Ire. 30 Me.
1
1 21 Ire. 25 Pa.
Independence, Mo.
33Ohio Pa. 45 Ohio
SERGEANT-MAJORS.
Frank A. Bettis
Alexander B. Lewis
33N. Y. 230 9th St. N. E., Wash. D. C. 20 Pa.
1
Thames St .. f't of King Si Lom- 1- Pa. don, Canada. E.
4
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REMARKS.
Killed by accident, near Corinth. Miss., May 22nd, 1852, while acting as general officer of the day.
From captain Co, D, Ist Infantry. brigadier general. Nov. 29th. 1962. Wounded at Mission Ridge, Tenn., Nov. 25. 1863. Died Ost. 16. 1563. at Burlington, Iowa. From captain Co. D.
From captain Co. F. Died at Sigourney, Ia., Oet. 7, 1822.
Resigned July 13, 1862. Died at Muscatine. Ia .. Jan. 10, 1887. From 2nd lieutenant Co. E. Served as adjutant and quartermaster. Captured Nov. 25. 1862, at Mission Ridge, Tenn. Died at Chattan- ooga. Tenn., Jan. 27, 1891.
Resigned April 16. 1862. Died at Des Moines, Iowa, June 24. 1985. Died 1871 in Colorado.
Died at Oskaloosa. Ia., Jan. 14, 1887.
From private Co. C. Also served as hospital steward. Died at Column- bus Junction, Ia., July 15, 1894.
From 2nd lieutenant Co. I. Resigned July 27. 1862. From 2nd lieutenant Co. C. Also Q. M. Resigned and promoted lieu- tenant-colonel 29th Iowa, Nov. 3. 1862. From Co. B. Also served as S. M. Wounded May 16, 63. at Cham- pion's Hill, Miss. Captured Nov. 25, 63, at Mission Ridge. Tenn. Discharged March 16, 1865.
From Co. B. Transferred to 5th Towa Cavalry. Died Feb. 9. 97. From Co. E. Also as C. S. Died Jan. 2, 1897, at Bismark. N. Dak.
Resigned Jan. 15, 1862. Resigned Sept. 3, 1962. Reported dead, date unknown.
Served from Nov. 16, 62, till the 5th was disbanded.
From private Co. I. Promoted to Ist lieutenant Co. E. March 22, 62. Wounded at Juka. Sept. 19, '62. Died of wounds Feb. 25, 63 at Keokuk. Ia. Promoted to 2nd lieutenant Co. C. June 28. 1862. Wounded at Champion's Hill, May 16, 63. To the 5th lowa Cavalry. From Co. A. Died in Mississippi. 1866. From Co. D. To the 5th Towa Cavalry.
Wounded Sept. 19. 1962, at Iuka. Miss. To the 5th Iowa Cavalry. Died at Colfax. Iowa. Jan. 6. 1-93
From sergeant Co. F.
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NAMES.
DRUM MAJORS. Aaron P. Gilbert Robert Bain Cyrus Miner
HOSPITAL STEWARD. Thomas F. Traes
REGIMENTAL BUGLERS. George I. Young Henry F. B. Passig
SCOUT.
J. B. Weir
RESIDENCE.
NAT'Y.
AGE.
1
Los Angeles, Cal.
23N. Y. 19 N. Y. 39 Ohio
30 Ohio
Stuart, Neb. Bellevue. Ia. 22 Ger. 27 Ger.
U. S. Y., Chicago, Ill.
33 REMARKS.
From private Co. A. From private Co. B. To 5th Iowa Cavalry.
Died in From Go. K. Transferred to Invalid Corps. date unknown. 1871. at Woodriver. Neb.
From Co. A. To 5th Iowa Cavalry.
From Co. 1. From Co. F. Died at Sigourney, Ia., March IS, 1871.
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WILLIAM S. DE.A.N. CAPTAIN Co. A.
Y
1753558
HENRY MATTER. PRIVATE CO. A.
A
From Cedar Counity.
NAMES.
CAPTAIN. Eugene Childs
William Dean William G. MeElrea 1-T LIEUTENANT W. H. Hammond John W. Cazad
Luke D. Ingman 2ND LIEUTENANT. J. U. Taylor Lafayette Shawl SERGEANTS. L. W. Henderson. Wm. Elliott
Daniel R. Smith P. S. McCracken George W. Logan
CORPORALS. Wmn. Zeitler
Basil H. Wiggins Uriah Sellick
Will H. Morrow
John W. Savage
Frank Watring William G. Brook C. W. Mitchell
William G. Hall William C. Hawk
MUSICIAN. Aaron P. Gilbert PRIVATES. Ackerman. Carl L. Amlong. W. G. Anderson. James J.
Alexander. Nelson Aver -. Burton Beaver. William Bogole. William F.
RESIDENCE NAT'Y What. When.
-CASU-
4200 S. Sheraden Ave. 25,N. Y. Resigned Mar. 26. 02 Linden Hills, Min- neapolis, Minn. Tipton, Ia. 25 Mass Resigned July 9. 83 Star. Ia. 31 Md.
822 W. 4th St .. Hast-48 Penn Resigned Oct. 6. 61 ings. Neb. Tipton, Ia .. 30Ohio Wounded Sept. 19. 02 Resigned Feb. 14. 63 Winfield, Neb. 29Ohio Wounded Sept. 19. 62
Spearville. Kas. 28 Mass Resigned Dec. 2. 51 31 Penn Killed Sept. 19. 82
West Liberty. lowa. 20 Ohio 230 S. Linn St., Iowa3s Penn City, Ia. 1
Tipton. Ja. Stockton, Kan.
26 Penn
19Ohio Wounded Sept. 19. 82 BCOhio Wounded Sept. 19, 02
21 Penn
Dow City. Ia. 21 Ohio Hot Springs, S, Dak. 26 N. Y. Wounded May 16. 63
19Ohio Wounded Sept. 19. 62 May 16, 63
611 E. 2nd St .. Mit-26 Ire. chell. S. Dak. Joplin, Mo. Kaloca. Ia.
24 Va. 23 Md. 26 Wounded May 14. 63 Transf'd Feb. 15. 64
21 Ind. 21 Penn Wounded Sept. 19. 82 Wounded May 16. 63
Denver, Colo.
23 N. Y.
Muscatine. Ia.
25Ger. 23. 21 Penn Wounded Sept. 19. 62 Killed May 16. 63 23 Towa Wounded Sep. 19, 92 31 Ohio Wounded May 22. 03 33 Penn Killed Mar. 4. 62 24.N. Y. Wounded Sept. 19. 02
41
ALTIES
DIED.
DISCHARGE.
REMARKS.
Where.
Captured.
From Ist sergeant. To 5th Iowa Cavalry,
Iuka
From Ist sergeant.
Iuka
From 1st sergeant.
Iuka
Feb. 3. '62 At Booneville, Mo.
Iuka Iuka
Steph son. Ala.
Dec. 15, 63
By R. R. accident.
June 30, 95
To 5th Iowa Cavalry. At. Moscow, Idaho. Sept. 30. 62 At Jacinto. Miss.
Champion's Hill Mission Ridge Iuka Champion's Hill
Nov. 25. 63
To 5th Iowa Cavalry.
Madison Station May 17. 64
Jackson, Miss.
Reported
To Invalid Corps.
Iuka Champion's Hill
Nov. 10, 79
Reported. To Drum Major.
Iuka founpion's Hill
Sept. 29. 02. June 1. 83
Of wounds. At Memphis. Tenn.
Vicksburg New Madrid luka
July 5. 62 At Clear Creek, Miss. May 20. 62 In the field. Miss.
To 5th Iowa Cavalry.
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NAMES.
Belgarde. Gregorio Brown. Alexander
Brown. Benjamin . Bryant. Harvey 1.
Clements. Henry
Christy. William
Coe. William H. Cook. Soymour Dolan, Harla
Dwinnel. Alden H. Eaton. William R. Edgar. James Flemming. David J. Flemming. William
Fobes. Joseph R. Farrell. Robert A.
Fuller. Jared M.
Fuller, James M.
Gillette. Addison H.
Hale. William F.
Gales Creek, Ore.
Tipton. Ia. Long Beach. Cal. Texas.
20Ohio Wounded Sept. 19. 62 19 Poon 20Cau. Transf'd Feb. 15, 64 10Ohio 27 Penn I> Me. Wounded Sept. 19. 62 33 Kč. I. 23 Penn 29 Me. Wounded Sept. 19. 62
Tipton. Ia.
190bio
BOT E. State St. Mar 20 Price shalltown. la.
Doen. I. Ida Grove. Ia.
20111.
Hallowell. Kas.
Baird. la. Chester Ili.
"Ind. Wounded Sept. 19. 62 DVa. "Ohio Wounded Sept. 19, 62
Helena. Mont.
Holly Wounded Sept. 19. 62 Transf'd Mar. 2. 63
Rodgers. N. H. Saurr, John S.
Sharkey. Thomas
RESIDENCE.
NAT'Y
What.
-CASU- When.
21 Can. 23 Ohio Wounded May 16. 63 Transf'd Feb. 15.'64 25 Penn 24 Ohio Killed May 16.'63 22 Ma. 27 Can. 21N Y. ESOhio 19 Ohio
24 Vt. 24 Ind. Is lowa Killed
Sept. 19. 62
2> Penn
19Iowa
20 Penn Wounded Sept. 19. 62 20 Ohio Wounded Sept. 19. 62 Killed May 16, 63
20 Ohio 21 Ohio
21 Mass
Ft. Madison. Ia.
200bio
Harris. Charles B. Hardman, G. W. Haycock. M. S. B. Hanlin. John B. Hoon. Silas Husser. Charles B. King. Lapresette A. Kinnel. David H. Mitchell. Jackson D.
MeClure. John Magee. James B. Matter. Henry
Maxwell. Joseph Murray. James D. McDonald. H. H. Moore. Albert Oflinger. Samuel .H. Ochiltree, Robert R. Parsons. N. M. H. Ramsey. Jamos Ray. Joba I .. Rumsey. John A.
Letterson. I.
Camel Dover. Ohio.
Will Wounded Sept. 11. 09 C.N. Y. Transfd JUN. Y.
Granite. Ia.
Fontanelle. la.
15
ALTIES- DIED. DISCHARGE REMARKS.
Wkerc.
Captured.
Dec. 16. 61 * At St. Louis, Mo.
Champion's Bill
To the Invalid Corps.
Champion's Hill
Oct. 13. 62 At Booneville. Mo. Jan. 17, 02 At Syracuse. Mo. Reported Murd'dat M phis. Tenn. Jan. 9. '62 At Syracuse. Mo. Oct. 16. '62 At Jackson. Teni. Oct. 16, '62 At St. Louis, Mo. Sept. 22. 86 At South Bend. Wash.
Reported Nov. 27. 62 At Jeff'n Barreks. Mo. Reported
Sept. 23. 62
Of wounds.
Oct. 15. 61 Jan. 10, 62
May 30, 62
Oct. S. '61
At Jefferson City, Mo. At Syracuse. Mo. To 5th lowa Cavalry. At Corinth. Miss. Dec. 5. 62 At Jefferson Barracks, At Jefferson City. Mo. To Invalid Corps.
May 17, 62 April14. 62
Reported To 5th Iowa Cavalry. AprilS, '63 At Keokuk. Iowa. Dec. 16, 62 At Yacona, Miss. Jan. 28. 63 At Jackson, Tenn. To 5th Towa Cavalry.
Iuka
Iuka
Unknown
Rep'td 1866
Tuka
To Marine Brigade. To 5th Iowa Cavalry.
Iuka
1880
As capt. to 12 La. C. T.
1
Iuka Tuka Champion's Hill
luka
Iuka
Iuka
Sept. 10, 62 At Jacinto. Miss. To 5th Iowa Cavalry. April 1, 63 At Milliken's Bend. Dec. 31, 62 At Jefferson Barracks. To 5th Iowa Cavalry. June 30, 63 At Vicksburg, Miss. To 5th Towa Cavalry. Reported.
* In the National Cemetery. Jeferson Barracks, Grave No. 173.
Iuka
11
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NAMES. Stout. John C.
Strohm. Abraham Styles. Warren P. Tevis. Charles D.
Tisdale, W. A. E.
Fairmount, Ark.
23 Mass Wounded Sept. 19. 62 Transf'd Sept. 15. 03
Thurston, Milton G.
Liscomb, Ia.
21.N. Y. Wounded Sept. 19, 62 Wounded May 16, 03 Transf'd Feb. 16. 04
Tower. Byron L.
Storm Lake, Ia.
24 Vt. 30 Ohio
Tracy, Thomas F.
Stuart. Neb.
Tubbs. Freeland C.
Maquoketa, Ia.
19.N. J. Wounded Sept. 19, 62
Wales. Thomas C.
20 Eng.
Waterhouse, W D.
27 N. Y. Killed
May 17, '64
Webb, John T.
Eureka Springs, Ark. 18Ohio !Wounded Sept. 13. 62
Wicks. Joha E.
23Ohio
Wirrick, Jacob
Tipton, la.
42 Ohio
Warren, J. D. R.
19 Ind.
Weaver, Jacob F.
24 Ind.
Wounded Sept. 19. 62
Wills, Thomas
Loveland, Colo.
22 Ind.
Wood, Phillip D.
25.Penn
Zeitler, Hilbourn
Jefferson. Ia.
23 Penn 1
Wounded Sept. 19, 62 Wounded May 22. 63
RESIDENCE
C NAT'YI
CASU-
What. When. 18'N. Y. Wounded Sept. 10. 62 Wounded May 16, '63
Stuart, Neb.
21 Ohio 27 N. Y. 23,Penn Wounded Sept. 19. 62
ALTIES- Where.
DIED.
DISCHARGE. REMARKS.
Captured
Iuka Champion's Hill Mission Ridge Nov. 25. 63 April 9. 64 Dec. 13. 61
* In Andersonville. Dec. 31. 61 At Syracuse. Mo. At Otterville, Mo.
Taka Mission Ridge Iuka Tuka Champion's Hill
Nov. 25. 63 Aug. 24. '64
+ In Andersonville. To Invalid Corps.
To Invalid Corps.
Moscow. Tonn. Nov. 18. 02
Juka
Dec. 12, 61
Madison Station I ika
To 5th Iowa Cavalry. Nov. 14. 62 At Jackson. Ten. At Syracuse. Mo. * By guerillas. Jan. 15, 63'At Keokuk, Jowa. May 17. 62 In the field. Miss. Sept.30, 12 At Jacinto. Miss. At Colfax. Iowa. To 5th Iowa Cavalry.
Iuka
Jan. 6, 93
Dec. 31, 61 At Syracuse, Mo.
luka Vicksburg Grave No. 151 - Grave No. cost. : National Cemetery Chattanooga. Text. Grave No. 1032.
S. H. M. BYERS ADJUTANT. (Co. B.)
J. Q. A. CAMPBELL, LIEUT. Co. B. AND ACTING ADJUTANT.
B
From Jasper County.
52 -OK
RESIDENCE. NAT'Y
What
-CASI - When.
CAPTAINS. Samuel H. Chapman John H. Tait
Goodland. Kas.
William C. Pennywitt Carlin Springs. Va. 1ST MIETENANTS. Alexander S. Vateer Robert A. McKee
2ND LIEUTENANTS. J. Q. A. Campbell S. H. M. Byers
SERGEANTS. William W. Dungan
John Shelladay
James Vanatta
Thomas K. Keisler David Herron
James W. McCraskey William Adamson
CORPORALS. James P. Banks
Miles Humphrey
Mound. City. Kas.
33Ohio 26 Penn
Lincoln. Neb.
21 Ohio
Willard C. Winslow
Newton. Ia.
20Vt. Wounded Sept. 19. 62
William F. Bodley
2] Ohio
Alexander Ritter
Fuitom. Mich.
21Ohio :
25Ohio
:
25 Eng
Colfax. Ta. Los Angeles. Cal.
20 Ind. ION. Y.
Killed July 22. 04
19 Ind. Killed
Sept. 19. 62
25 Ohio
230bio
230hio
Bodley. John D.
Borden. Isaac T. Butler. Michaci
Cable. Samuel Cartwright. Isaac
Caros. Luther K Campbell. Milton K.
). Ohio Wounded Sept. 19 62
Harlan. Ia.
41 Ohio Resigned Dec. 2. 61 26 Tonn Resigned June 30. 63 22 Ohio
25 Ire. Wounded Sept. 19. 02 21 Ire.
Bellefontaine. Ohio 22 Ohio St. Helens. Terrace 23 Penn R. d. Des Moines. Ia.
Hastings. Neb.
25 Penn Wounded Sept. 19, 62 Transf'd July 31. 03 26 III.
21 Peno Wounded Sept. 19. 02 33Ohio Transf'd July 31. 63 Colorado Springs. Col. 19Scot. Wounded Sept. 19. 62 25 Ohio Wounded Sept. 19. 62 21 Ind. Wounded May 22. 63
Sincorte, Ill. 24 Penn Wounded Sept. 19. 02
Isaac J. Jones
Duncan W. Topter
Ethielbert Edmonds James Taylor MUSICIANS. Joseph R. Rodgers Robert Bait PRIVATES. Anderson. Wm. S. Badcock. Elias E. Beatley. R. M.
Beath. Thomas E.
Bixior. Daniel
19Ohio Killed Sept. 19. 62 24.N. Y. Wounded Sept. 19. 62
National Mil's Home. 25 fre. Leavenworth. Kas.
> Ind. Wounded May 22.
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53
ALTIES
DIED.
DISCHARGE.
REMARKS.
Where.
Captured.
.
1895
In Florida. From 2nd sergeant.
Iuka.
Oct. 14, 62 Feb. 9. '97
* Of wounds. To 5th Iowa Cavalry. In Des Moines. Ia.
Mission Ridge
Nov. 25, 63
To 5th Iowa Cavalry. Mar. 19, 65 To adj'nt from Q.MI. S.
Juka
To the 11th La. Col. T. Mar. 9, '62 In the field, Miss. At Monroe. Ia. Soon after the war. To the 11th La. Col. T.
Iuka Iuka
Aug. 12, 94
Vicksburg
Jan. 5, '97
At Plattsmouth. Neb. Dec. 25, '63,At Larkinsville. Ala. At Newton, Ia.
Tuka
Jan. 4. 63 At St. Louis, Mo. Jan. 1, 62 At Syracuse, Mo.
Iuka
1895
In California At St. Louis, Mo. At Corinth. Miss.
Aug. 26. '63 At St. Louis. Mo. To 5th Iowa Cavalry.
By guerillas.
Nov. 25. 61
Mission Ridge Nov. 25. 63 Sept. 27. 64 luka Tuka Dec. 9. 62
Mision Ridge Nov. 25. 63 June 14. 65 Aug. 26. 63 1
1
At Otterville. Mo. i In Andersonville. At St. Louis of wounds. To 5th Iowa Cavalry.
Near Newton. Ia. At Vicksburg. Miss.
* Grave No. OCH in National Cemetery, at Corinth. Miw. National Cemetery Grave No. v.
.
Iuka
Reported Reported
Nov. 1, 62 Oct. 4, 62
Gillems B., Ga. Iuka
3-4
NAMES.
RESIDENCE. , SINAT'Y.|
--- CASJ-
ROY
What.
When.
Conner. Daniel Colyer. Ichabod
Cooper. Silas
Cottrell. Moses W.
Cowinan. David A.
Dewitt. Barney
Wounded Sept. 19, 62
Delong. Joseph H. M.
21 Ohio Wounded Sept. 19, 62
Dixon. John C.
Dodge. Alfred
Fleming. Job
Fisher, Joseph F.
Bucyrus, Ia. 21Ohio
Fouts. William P.
Grand Island. Neb. 31 Ohio
Gist. Holden C.
Grav. John
Burlington Junc., Mo. 20Ohio
Graham, William E.
Hall. Hiram C.
Hall, John
335 Penn. Ave., Wich-22 Ind. ita, Kas.
Hammond. George M. 1554 E. Grand Ave .. 32Ohio
Hill, William
19 III.
Hilsinger. John M.
Higinson. John
Haxton. William H.
Howard, Wm. H.
Huling. W. E.
33Ohio
Jerue. Godfrey
Sherman Hel'ts, Tenn. 36 Vt. Wounded .Nov. 25, 63
Killed Feb. 22, 63
Silver, City, Idaho. ISOhio 24 N. Y. Killed May 22, 63 23 Ind. Wounded May 16, 63
Monroe. Ia.
20 III. 19 III. Transf'd
'Killed After Dis.
Londenback, David R. Loudenback. Isaac M.
Lowe' George W.
25Ohio Killed
Sept. 19, 62
Lyman. Henry 1.
Yountville, Cal.
Newton, Ia.
32 N. J. 22 111. 125 .N. Y.
21 Va. Transf'd Feb. 15. 04 Wounded Oct. 3 62
Pavette. Idaho. Metzker. Jared McBeth, Win. Shickley, Neb. MeReynolds, Ewing Olympia, Wash.
26 Pean 21 Penn 18Ohio
28 Ire. 1303 Walker St., Des 18 Ind. Moines, Ia. 23Ind. 19 Ohio Killed
Sept. 19. 62
Athens. Kan. 25 Ohio 24 Ind.
111 S. Olive St., Los20 Ohio Angeles, Cal. Siam, Ia. 26 N. Y. 22 Ind.
32Ohio Transf'd Feb. 15, 64
Burlington Junc., Mo.les Ind. Leroy, Kas. :26Ohio Wounded Sept. 19, 62
Des Moines. Ia.
27 N. Y. 18 Ire. Transf'd
27 III. 950 Reaney St., St. 22Vt. Paul. Minn.
Johnson. Francis M. Jones. Theodore Jones. George L. Kennedy, Simeon
Kerr. Thomas King, James A.
Is Ind. 21 Ind. Wounded Sept. 19, 62
Mahon. George B. Martino. Wm. Mayo. Win. H. Matison. Wesley
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ALTIES-
DIED.
DISCHARGE. REMARKS. To 5th Iowa Cavalry.
W'herc. Captured.
Reported
Mission Ridge Nov. 25. 63 Aug. 9. 64 Inka
* In Andersonville.
Iuka Iuka
Jan. 9, 63 At Keokuk, Iowa. Reported Dec. 3. '62On account of wounds.
Reported Jan. 30, '62,At Syracuse, Mo.
To 5th Jowa Cavalry. To Invalid Corps.
Iuka
To 5th lowa Cavalry. To 5th lowa Cavalry.
Killed
Unknown
Nov. 19, '61
Since the war by Indi- ans on the plains. At St. Louis, Mo. To Marine Brigade. At St. Louis, Mo.
Mission Ridge Memphis
To 5th lowa Cavalry. i By accident.
Vicksburg Champion's Hill Champion's Hill May 16. 63
Cet. 28. 86
Murd'd near Newton. la. At St. Louis. Mo. Oct. 17, 62 To 11 La. C. T. as 2 lt.
In Mississippi Mission Ridge luka Mission Ridge Tuka
Nov. 25. 63Oct. 2, 64 Nov. 25. 63 Sept. 21. 64
To5Ia. C. ; In Andvl. ? In Andersonville.
At Vicksburg. Dee. 2, 'SSAug. 23, 63 At Breckinridge. Col. To 5th Iowa Cavalry. To Invalid Corps.
Corinth
Reported
To 5th Iowa Cavalry.
* National Cemetery, Grave No. 5001. + Buried in National Centery Memphis. Grave No. 17H.
56
NAMES.
RESIDENCE.
MeCully. Wmn. R.
Colton. Cal.
McDonald. Thomas
McCasker. Anthony
Mosier. Howard .
Norris, Charles M.
Prairie City, Ia.
Payton John I. Piper, Oscar B.
Pitman. Samuel
18 Eng. Killed Sept. 19. 82
21 Ohio Wounded Sept. 19. 62
21 Ind. Wounded May 16, 63
19Ill. Wounded Oct. 3. 62
Wounded Oct. 12. 63
Rattican. William
Reynolds, Hayden
Newton, Ia.
Rhynchart, John
Monroe, Ia.
Rice. William A.
Romans, Ashbury D. Galesburg, Kas.
Scott, Henry Shelladay. James A. 3420 3rd Street, Des 29II !.
Moines, Ia.
37N. C. Killed Sept. 19. 62
22 Ohio Killed Sept. 19, 62 21 Iowa Wounded Sept. 19. '02
Sparks. John H.
Lynville, Ia.
24.Ind. 23Ohio
Stem. Jacob
Stearns, Benjamin
507 Grand Ave., Des 22Ohio Moines, Ia.
ISInd. Wounded May 16, 63
24Ger.
P. O. B. 1023, New-21N. Y. ton Ia.
Williams, Delano
Welsh, John H.
Work. George F.
Warrell, William
Bronson, Kas. 21 Ohio Wounded Sept. 19, 62
1
'NOV
; MATY.' ---- CASU-
What. When. Wounded May 16, 63
BS N. Y. 33 Ire. 19MIO. 19Ohio Wounded Sept. 19. 62 Wounded May 22, 63 --
19.Ind. 22 Mich. Killed Sept. 19, 62
Peregrine James D.
Poor. Thomas
Seward. Neb.
Preston, Thomas W. Rushville, Neb.
20 Ire. 18Kv. Wounded Mar. 63
22 Ohio
2ºN. Y. Wounded Sept. 19, '62 21 III. Wounded Sept. 19, 62 25,Ind. Wounded Sept. 19, 62
Wounded Sept. 19, '62
Shelley. Leroy F. Smail. James H. Sparks, Wm.
Spurling. William Volk. John M. Watson, George
1
20.III. 21 N. Y. 22Ohio
Elk Point. S. Dak.
57
e
ALTIES
DIED.
DISCHARGE. . REMARKS.
Where. Champion's Hill
Captured
Dec. 1, '61
At Syracuse, Mo.
Iuka Vicksburg
Dec. 27, '61
At Syracuse, Mo.
Tuka Juka Iuka
Mar. 7. '83
At Corning la.
Champion's Hill
Corinth
Corinth
Madison S .. Ala. May 17, 64 Unknown Memphis
By accident. In Cahaba. Ala. Sept. 7, '63At M'mphis, for w'nds. Sept. 5. '62 At Jacinto, Miss. At Ashland, Kas.
Iuka
June 10, '91
Iuka Juka
Mar. 16, '63
At St. Louis, Mo.
Iuka
Iuka Iuka
Iuka
Mission Ridge
Nov. 25, 63July 9. 64
*
In Andersonville.
July 1, '62
Champion's Hill Mission Ridge
Sept. 2, '63 Nov. 25, 63Oct. 4, 64
At Clear Creek, Miss. To 5th Iowa Cavalry. At Keokuk, Ia. + In Andersonville. To 5th Iowa Cavalry. To 5th Iowa Cavalry.
Iuka Iuka
Reported Sept. 19, 62
$ Grave No. 3000. + Grave No. 10351
J. L. GRUBB. CAPTAIN Co. C.
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J. H. BUTLER. PRIVATE Co. C.
.
C
From Louisa County.
64 JUK
NAMES.
CAPTAINS. John L. Grubb John Albaugh
Albert Ellis IST MEUTENANTS. Edwin Reinier Jerry M. Limbocker 2ND LIEUTENANTS. Robert F. Patterson Spencer B. Getts SERGEANTS. Fulton Isett Milton Campbell
Junius Calhoun Andrew Henderson John P. Vanhorn Robert Lynch
Joseph F. Joy
CORPORALS. William Gambie
Thomas G. Merrill
Archibald Cook
Andrew J. Lunbeck
Richard E. Payton
William B. Wallace
Samuel F. Orr
George Tindell
Nicholas Reinhart
Willian Robertson Peter M. Bayless MUSICIANS.
Walter F. Hall
Thomas G. Orr PRIVATES. Ashford. Elijah M. Jericho. Mo. 4-1 Ohio
Bailey. Charles O.
Washington, In. 19 \t.
Baley. George E.
Rock Island, Ill. IVt.
Baringer. Samuel E.
Columbus June'n Ia. 1> Iowa
Bash.en, John M.
Bovins. Charles
Round Up. Kas.
23Ind.
-CASI - When.
Columbus June'n, Ja. 42 Va. , Resigned June 28. 62 Du Bois, Neb. 33 Ohio Wounded Sept. 19. 62 Resigned Feb. 14. 63 307 5 St., Ft. Mad'n, Ia 25 Ohio Wounded Sept. 19. 02
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