Clarke County and the Civil War
If you know of any online sites relating to Clarke County and its
role in the Civil War, let me know.
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- Aaron Lewis & Joseph Linder
- Two Clarke County soldiers pictured in their uniforms.
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- A variety of regimental histories and rosters
- 4th Iowa Infantry
- Historical
sketch & rosters - Six volumes of Civil War Records for Iowa
published by Guy E. Logan
- Rosters
- 6th Iowa Infantry
- Historical
sketch & rosters - Six volumes of Civil War Records for Iowa
published by Guy E. Logan
- Roster
- 18th Iowa Infantry
- Historical
sketch & rosters - Six volumes of Civil War Records for Iowa
published by Guy E. Logan
- Roster
- 34th Iowa Infantry
- Historical
sketch & rosters - Six volumes of Civil War Records for Iowa
published by Guy E. Logan
- Roster
- 39th Iowa Infantry
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- Historical
sketch & rosters -Six volumes of Civil War Records for Iowa
published by Guy E. Logan
- Roster
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- Civil War Years
- A newspaper article from 1863 listing some Clarke County soldiers.
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- Deaths
- A listing of the Clarke Co. veterans who died or were killed in the
service
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- Discharge Papers
- Abstracts of Civil War discharge papers found in the Clarke Co. court
house.
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- "Fort Goble" incident
- Copperheads and Union supporters fight in rural Clarke County
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- G. A. R. - Murray Dufur Post No. 297
- Picture taken in May 1908
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- Graybeards
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- Letter from T. R. Oldham
- Tells of the activities of the 39th Iowa in January
1863
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- Letter from Dr. Miller
- from Camp At Lafayette, Tenn. on January 9th
1863
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- Letter from Capt. Duncan
- January 10, 1863 from Springfield
- April 18, 1863 from Springfield, Missouri
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- Letter from Frank Clarendon
- April 4, 1863 letter from Dunlap Springs
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- Letter from Lieut. E. H. King
- April 18, 1863 from near Providence, Louisiana
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- Newton Scott
- Civil War veteran Scott settled in Clarke County after the war. He
was in Company A, 36th
Iowa Infantry.
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- Pensioners
- List of pensioners as of Jan. 1, 1883 (thanks to Larry Kinyon)
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- Recruits
- A list of local men in two companies
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- Runaway Slaves
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- Shiloh Veterans
- This 1911 newspaper article describes a local reunion of Shiloh veterans
and tells who was present.
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- 39th Iowa Company K
- Tells Jacob Ross' experiences
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- Union Regiments
from Iowa
- Has links to the regimental histories of Iowa's cavalry, infantry,
and artillery regiments during the Civil War.
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Last revised January 9, 2022 BW