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36th Iowa Infantry
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Company A
4th Sergeant
My great uncle. Brother of Elijah C. Robb Co. I 8th Iowa Infantry.
Thomas G. Robb wounded at Battle of Marks Mill on April 25th 1864 and died from his wounds on May 13th. 1864
Company B
Private
He was captured at Marks Mill in Arkansas in 1864 and spent 11 months in Rebel prison in Tyler Texas.
Company B
Private
John William McMahill enlisted August 8th 1862 at the age of 22 years. He served out his three year enlistment and mustered out on August 24 1865 at Duvalls Bluff Arkansas. He died April 22 1914 in Youngstown Illinois, At the age of 74 years. Patriots are never forgotten. Thank you Great Great Grandfather.
Company B
Rank unknown
I have this information for William Henry Harrison Scott in regards to his service in the Civil War in the 36th Iowa Infantry, Company B. He enlisted on August 7, 1862 and was mustered on September 3, of that same year. He was taken prisoner at Mark''s Mills Arkansas on April 25th of 1864, and mustered out at Duvall''s Bluff Arkansas in 1865. I believe he spent his time as a prisoner in Camp Ford?? Texas and escaped there. I am not positive on that point. He was a doctor and spent the the rest of his life with his family in Indian territory Oklahoma. He has been included in a local history book of Cushing Oklahoma.
I am researching as much as I can to learn about the activities of this Company and would love to read any letters or diaries available.
Company E
Private
POW for 10 months, exchanged 2/25/1865
Company G
Sergeant
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Company H
Corporal
Jacob was my great-great-grand-uncle. He enlisted August 11, 1862 and died August 215, 1864 in Camp Ford, Tyler, Texas as a prisoner-of-war.
Company H
Private
John was my great-great-grandfather. He enlisted August 11, 1862 and died September 19, 1864 in Camp Ford, Tyler, Texas as a prisoner-of-war.
Company I
Private
Henry Wood Davis, At age 20 residence of Appanoose County, Iowa. Born 1841 in Pennsylvina. Enlisted Aug 11 1862, Mustered out Oct 4 1862, Taken Prisoner July 4 1863 at Helena Ark. Returned to company Dec 2 1863, wounded serverely and taken prsoner on April 25 1864, Marks Mills battle, Ark. Mustered out Aug 24 1865, Died 1916 Almira/Davenport Wa
Company K
Private
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