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Clay County |
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Ira H. Sargent-Senior Commander
C.W. Hoxie-officer of Day
S.L. Cutshall-Commander Annett Post
Department of Iowa
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S.L. Cutshall C.W. Hoxie L. Whitney Aaron Jones of Dickens J.R. Phoenix of Ruthven Dr. J.C.Collester of California |
James Ashburn W.L. McCown John H, Runkle Ira H. Sargent Wm. Schadt George F. Enderton
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Below is a list of the departed heroes of the Civil War and veterans who are buried in Riverside cemetery. Of Annett Post 140 have departed, while 152 bodies of old soldiers lie in Riverside. G.G. Kindlespire, G.H. Diggens, Henry Green, Nathan Harvey, S.H. Strawn, E.D. Chamberlain, Milton Jones, Alonzo Marsh, Truman O. Phelps, James Jackson, P.L. Mellus, J.H. Fisher, J.C. Harry, G.R. Ward, Alexander Heyman, John Watts, D.L. Rider, Isaac McCalin, J.C. Tabor, A.J. Goodell and J.S. Ady, Deceased Annett Post members, have been buried elsewhere.
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J.B. Annett J.N. Andrew A.Adams W. Arms John Adams Eben Bailey Peter Bergman S.C. Bascom H.S. Bender William W. Bean G.E. Bassett Peter Baker Luke Becket E. Boyer L.C. Burgin Walter Bedford August Batcher .P. W.P. Bowman G.M. Bisbee T.L. Bailey W.J. Beck Wm. Battin Scott Case A.H. Cheney |
J.W. Carr C.Carver J. Cottrell C. Cauvel W.W. Claypool D.F.O. Cuttell A.M. Dye J.H. Doty Theo. P. Doty T.C. Todd W.M. Dean C. Daily G.T. Eade J.P. Evans W.F. Fizell J.S. Fadden A. Fuhr C.D. Fairbanks D. Faulkner D.C. Gillespie C. Green A.E. Gloyd T.P. Griffin M.E. Griffin D.M. Green |
Peter Hart C.D. Hendershot C.O. Harris A.S. Hatch J. Hovey A. Hovey J.W. Hartman John M. Holmes S.A. Huines W.C. Jones R.B. Jones M.W. Jones D.P. Jaynes D.F. Janes Wm. C. Jackson James A. Jackson T.H. Jones F.P. Kress D.H. King F.P. Lowerre C.H. Leach L.E. LaBrant D.L. Logan J.C. McCoy |
J.P. Mills John McConnell A.W. Miller L.M. Marr P.F. Marker Jasper Messenges A.F. McConnell Thos. McQueen Geo. F. Martin P.W. Madden J.H. Morgan Squire Mack M.L. Marshall Daniel McIntire Alexander Morrow A.J. Ostrander Joseph O'Brien H.D. Parsons John Patton Heil B. Paige J.W. Phelps Ben Pitcher W.H. Peck D.C. Palmer |
T.P. Powell Albert J. Paddock S.K. Purdy W.H. Roth E.J. Reynolds L.M. Rods Robert Roberts T.L. Roberts P.E. Randall John Rile A.L. Rucker Wm. J. Rood William Rose L.C. Runion G.W. Stephenson W.C. Savage J.W. Stebbings Delos Secor Adolph Seibel Mark M. Smith Ashley Smith A.J.T. Smock S. Smith H. Secor W. Siegfred |
S.J. Stokes W.A. Stone William Steele J. Tindall Geo.W. Tercey P.B. Townsend Wm. R. Tubbs C.G. Tinkham Henry Thuirer J. Wade C.E. Waist C.S. Waist A. Woodruf H.F. Woodward Edward Wilson Aldon Wheeler Geo. H. Wilson J.H. Wright Geo. W. Wright E. Wetherby J.B. Walters N.T. Wilcox Wm. Yates
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Following are the members of the Sons of Veterans who have departed:
| W.N. Bowman | Dr. D. W. Bettice | Thomas Ellis | Hert LaBrandt | E.S. Randall | Frank West |
Following are the 51 Clay county boys who lost their lives in the service in the recent World war,
or have since died, those marked (*) being buried in Riverside [Cemetery]:
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W.W. Anderson Louis C. Anderson Lester Allison Chris S. Anderson Stanley Ammidown *Lawrence Boatman B.H. Baldy Leslie H. Brown Ellsworth Culver *Archie B. Carpenter *Sam Conte *Leo Dick *Einer Dyhrkopp Robert Denn Arthur E. Damerow Paul Emrich *Archie Ewing *Thomas Ellis |
Donald Gordon Owen Goodwin Fred W. Huxley Fred W. Hargrave Andrew Hannen Nathan C. Harvey Andrew Hanson *Howard V. Jackson *William Carl Mett *Oscar Clifton Moerke *Leo Negus *Daniel H. Negus *Robert G. Odle Glen Pedersen *Joel A. Parsons? Alexander Peabody |
*Max Poole *Wm. A. Rossiter *Donald M. Reed C.H. Roe *Donald L. Roberts Spencer Rausch *Frank Martin Schoning *Emery Sherman Arthur Stough Thorolph Simonsen Hinrich H. Sonius Herbert Sommer Thornton Serfling Roy Thomas Milo Underwood Ernest S. Vandemark John Walsh Frank Yates |
