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2nd Iowa Infantry

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16 entries

Company Unknown

Private

left the 2nd and joined the 3rd
Contributor Linda SheridanDate added 7/12/2004

Company Unknown

Rank unknown

James ''Drummer'' Prewitt, born1839,died 1918. Was a snare drummer in Iowa 30th during the Civil War
Contributor Beverly SacherDate added 4/25/2004

Company Unknown

Private

Injured at Fort Donelson; discharged and later rejoined with the 20th and was made co. commander. Moved from Scott Co. to Madison Co., then to Ark, Kansas and died in Tonkawa, Kay Co., Ok. in 1917.
Contributor Joe KirkpatrickDate added 2/17/2008

Company Unknown

General

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Geoffrey HullDate added 2/17/2015

Company A

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Shawn VerdineDate added 1/30/2007

Company B

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Bart AckermanDate added 6/21/2008

Company B

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Ron AmesHomepage www.brightonsgae.blogspot.comDate added 1/19/2009

Company C

Private

I received this information from my GrandMother. Lyman Perry was her Grandfather. He was honorably discharged Oct 7 1863 by reason of a Medical Discharge. Service 2y 3 month. Re-enlisted 1St Alabama Cavalary Company L March 12 1864. Discharged May 18 1865
Contributor Laurel SouranDate added 4/15/2008

Company E

Private

Enrolled March 1864, MO 1865
Contributor Donna GuntonDate added 6/18/2008

Company E

Private

Hezekiah was mustered out At Corinth MS., due to a chronic illness. He eventually recovered and moved to Virginia City,MT.
Contributor J TaggartDate added 3/8/2011

Company E

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Judith TaggartDate added 7/29/2013

Company E

Corporal

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Justin VanceDate added 7/8/2009

Company F

1st Lieutenant

Cyrus enlisted on Nov.5,1861. He came up through the ranks as a private then a Sgt. and finally a 1st.Lt. he was killed on Aug.30,1864 at Jonesboro,Ga. Also in 2nd.Veterans Inf.Co. E.He is listed along with his brother, John on a monument dedicated to all of the soldiers killed who were from Van Buren Co. Iowa
Contributor Allan McKenneyDate added 12/30/2008

Company F

Lieutenant

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Claude Randall BrawnerHomepage cbrawner@mindspring.comDate added 7/19/2015

Company H

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Bay LuckettaDate added 11/20/2008

Company I

Private

Milton was also 1st LT. in 192 OH Inft.
Contributor Jerry SayreDate added 8/25/2005

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