1883 Pensioners List Martin's
Soldiers Record, Bremer County Rangers Historical
Sketch of the 38th Regiment, Iowa Volunteer Infantry (offsite:
Iowa in the Civil War, IAGenWeb Special Project) Historical
Sketch of the 14th Regiment, Iowa Volunteer Infantry (offsite:
Iowa in the Civil War, IAGenWeb Special Project) Grand Army of the Republic Membership Records Burke Capt. Folkes Janesville O'Brien Robbins .20th Century
Wars Peace
Evangelical and Reformed Church members who served in WW I, WW II, and the
Korean War Bremer County Men Registered for World War I Draft. Although many of the men on this list did serve in the military, others did
not because they were deferred. Bremer
County Men Registered for World War II Draft. Although many of the men on this list did serve in the military, others did
not because they were deferred for one of the reasons listed. The
Virtual Wall at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Casualties in the Vietnam
War organized by state)
Civil War
Company B, 38th Regiment, Iowa Volunteers
from Guy E. Logan's Roster and Record of Iowa Troops In the Rebellion,
Vol. 5
This men in this regiment were mainly from the counties of Fayette, Winneshiek,
Bremer, Chickasaw and Howard. "A series of misfortunes—the greatest
of which was its location in unhealthy localities pursued the regiment, and
prevented it from making a battle record equal to that of any of the regiments
which had preceded it to the field...Indeed, their fortitude and endurance
was severely tested in contending with the insidious and relentless foe, which,
in the form of disease, made sad havoc in their ranks. The compiler of this
historical sketch will endeavor to do justice to this splendid Iowa regiment."
At the end of 1864, the 38th and the 34th Regiments were consolidated into
one, thereafter known as the 34th.
from Guy E. Logan's Roster and Record of Iowa Troops In the Rebellion,
Vol. 2
Company B, in particular, included a number of men from Bremer County. To
find them quickly, use Control-F to search for Bremer County, Waverly, etc.
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from the Fiftieth Anniversary Booklet, 1902-1952