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Delaware County, Iowa in the Civil War
United We Stand
First Infantry
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The
First Regiment Iowa Volunteers was
opposed of independent military
companies organized before the war
began, and enlisted for three
months. It is said that Capt.
Herron and his company tendered
their services to the Secretary of
War three months before the
commencement of hostilities. This
regiment was engaged at Wilson’s
Creek, under Gen. Lyon, and lost
ten killed and nearly fifty
wounded.
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Last
Name |
First Name |
Enlistment |
Notes |
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Collins |
Jas. |
23 Apr 1861 |
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Collins |
Jas. |
23 Apr 1861 |
Re-enlisted
in
12th
Inf.
10
Sept
1861,
now
Sergeant |
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Wall |
F. M. |
23 Apr 1861 |
Private
in
Co.
H,
16th
Inf. |
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~ The
History of Delaware County, Iowa Chicago: Western Historical Co.,
1878, pgs 441-453.
~ Transcribed by Constance Diamond for
Delaware County IAGenWeb