SEE ALSO-PLEASANT VIEW CEMETERY CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL

PRIVATE GEORGE MATSON (1846-1937) SERVED IN COMPANY E, 82ND ILLINOIS INFANTRY REGIMENT SEE ALSO-LAST LIVING CIVIL WAR SOLDIER OF SAC COUNTY MEMORIAL STONE AND PLAQUE

SEE ALSO-SAC CITY CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL HONOR ROLL STONE

SEE ALSO-SAC CITY CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL

PRIVATE HARRISON CRECELIUS (1847-1945) SERVED IN THE INDIANA INFANTRY AND WAS NOT ASSIGNED TO A SPECIFIC REGIMENT

SEE ALSO-MOUNT AYR CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL DEDICATION STONE

SEE ALSO-MOUNT AYR CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL

PRIVATE CHARLES VAN DOREN (1845-1940) SERVED IN COMPANY B, 155TH ILLINOIS INFANTRY REGIMENT

SEE ALSO-LAST LIVING CIVIL WAR SOLDIER OF POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY MEMORIAL STONE PLAQUE

PRIVATE SYLVESTER FLUMMER (1845-1943) SERVED IN COMPANY K, 118TH INDIANA INFANTRY REGIMENT SEE ALSO-LAST LIVING CIVIL WAR SOLDIER OF POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY MEMORIAL STONE

PRIVATE ELON LEE (1840-1938) SERVED IN COMPANY G, 134TH ILLINOIS INFANTRY REGIMENT

"Fourscore and seven years ago our fathers brought forth, on this continent, a new nation, conceived in liberty,and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation,or any na ...

I. The 30th day of May, 1868 is designated for the purpose of strewing with flowers or otherwise decorating the graves of comrades who died in defense of their country during the late rebellion, and whose bodies now lie in almost every city, village, and ...

SEE ALSO-WOODLAND CEMETERY G.A.R. WAR MEMORIAL BENCH SIDE A

SEE ALSO-WOODLAND CEMETERY G.A.R. WAR MEMORIAL BENCH B

SEE ALSO-LAST LIVING CIVIL WAR SOLDIER OF POLK COUNTY MEMORIAL STONE PLAQUE

SEE ALSO-LAST LIVING CIVIL WAR SOLDIER OF POLK COUNTY MEMORIAL STONE

SEE ALSO-GENERAL NATHANIEL BAKER WAR MEMORIAL

SEE ALSO-GENERAL NATHANIEL BAKER WAR MEMORIAL

SEE ALSO-GENERAL NATHANIEL BAKER WAR MEMORIAL

SEE ALSO-GENERAL NATHANIEL BAKER WAR MEMORIAL

SEE ALSO-CLINTON-GARFIELD CEMETERY G.A.R. UNKNOWN DEAD WAR MEMORIAL SIDES A, B, C, & D

SEE ALSO-CLINTON-GARFIELD CEMETERY G.A.R. UNKNOWN DEAD WAR MEMORIAL

SEE ALSO-CLINTON-GARFIELD CEMETERY G.A.R. UNKNOWN DEAD WAR MEMORIAL

SEE ALSO-CLINTON-GARFIELD CEMETERY G.A.R. UNKNOWN DEAD WAR MEMORIAL

SEE ALSO-CLINTON-GARFIELD CEMETERY G.A.R. UNKNOWN DEAD WAR MEMORIAL

PRIVATE WILLIAM MARTHER (1846-1937) SERVED IN COMPANY H, 8TH IOWA INFANTRY REGIMENT

SEE ALSO-LAST LIVING CIVIL WAR SOLDIER OF PLYMOUTH COUNTY MEMORIAL STONE PLAQUE SEE ALSO-LAST LIVING CIVIL WAR SOLDIER OF PLYMOUTH COUNTY MEMORIAL PHOTO

SEE ALSO-LAST LIVING CIVIL WAR SOLDIER OF PLYMOUTH COUNTY MEMORIAL STONE

PRIVATE FRANKLN E. JONES (1844-1935) SERVED IN COMPANY K, 49TH WISCONSIN INFANTRY REGIMENT

PRIVATE JOHN GUDGEL (1847-1947) SERVED IN COMPANY K, 148TH ILLINOIS INFANTRY REGIMENT

PRIVATE JOHN GUDGEL (1847-1947) SERVED IN COMPANY K, 148TH ILLINOIS INFANTRY REGIMENT

PRIVATE CHARLES REGNIER (1845-1942) SERVED IN COMPANY H, 1ST OHIO LIGHT ARTILLERY

CAMP STRONG WAS THE MUSTERING POINT AND TRAINING GROUND FOR THE IOWA 24TH, 35TH AND 37TH INFANTRY REGIMENTS DURING 1862. THE 37TH WAS THE FAMOUS "GRAYBEARD REGIMENT" WHICH WAS COMPOSED OF MEN OVER AGE 45 AND WAS ESTABLISHED FOR GUARD OR GARRISON DUTY. ...