MILITARY RECORDS
Chapter IX
The War For The Union
It was comprised of men over 45 years of age - known as the Gray-Beard Regiment. They mostly were engaged to guard rebel prisoners. Of 914 officers and men, 3 were killed, 145 died, 359 were discharged, 2 were wounded, 0 were missing and 0 were captured. The muster-in took place at Muscatine, Dec. 15, 1862. It was mustered out May 24, 1865.
| Captain | Wagoner | |
| James G. Crane | Joseph T. Sibley | |
| Sergeant | Privates | Privates |
| Linus H. Miller | Bowers, Benjamin | Martin, Patrick |
| Booth, Adam | Powell, Walter | |
| Corporals | Bannigan, Peter D. | Piper, August |
| John S. Dawson | Bergamon, Theodore | Starkjohn, John |
| Sidney M. Eddy | Crouse, William | Seigling, Johann |
| Gan, Henry | Vanfleet, Stephen | |
| Musicians | Hart, John | Ware, George |
| Charles Pickens. | Highley, Henry | Saengling, John |
| Stephen H. Hands | Michael, Phillip |
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