| Barrett, William | abt 1844 | |
| | 20 Jun 1846 | New Albany, Floyd, Indiana, United States |
| | 9 Feb 1847 | Matamoras, Mexico |
| | bet 1861 and 1865 | Iowa, United States; as a member of Co. I 156h Iowa Infantry |
| | 1864 | Plymouth (historical), Plymouth, Iowa, United States |
| | 14 Oct 1864 | Fort Dodge, Webster, Iowa, United States |
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| Betzer, Anthony R. | 14 Aug 1862 | in Company F Iowa 24th Infantry |
| | 3 Sep 1862 | was mustered in |
| | 14 May 1863 | was wounded at Champion Hills MS |
| | 19 Sep 1864 | severely wounded at Winchester, VA |
| | 15 Feb 1865 | transferred to V. R. C. |
| | 28 Jun 1865 | Washington, D. C.; mustered out |
| Briggs, Elisha Vance | bet 7 Jul 1863 and 6 Jul 1865 | in Co. F 72nd Indiana |
| Briles, Alexander | 1864 | Kansas, United States; under Captain John Douglas in Company I of the Kansas State Militia |
| Briles, Branson | 1864 | Kansas, United States; under Captain John Douglass in Company I of the Kansas Militia |
| Briles, John F. | 1864 | Kansas, United States; under Captain John Douglass in Company I of the Kansas Militia |
| Briles, Nathan | Sep 1863 | Shawnee, Kansas, United States; in Company H of the 15th Kansas Calvary |
| | 2 Oct 1863 | Kansas, United States; mustered into Company H, 15th Cavalry |
| | 22 May 1865 | mustered out |
| Briles, Noah Washington | 13 Jun 1861 | Ottumwa, Wapello, Iowa, United States; enlisted in Company I, 1st Regiment, Iowa Cavalry Volunteers |
| | | as a private in Company I, 1st Regiment, Iowa Cavalry Volunteers |
| | 1 Jan 1864 | re-enlisted as a veteran volunteer in Company I of the First Iowa Cavalry |
| | 15 Feb 1866 | Austin, Travis, Texas, United States; mustered out |
| Burke, William Carrol | | Tennessee, United States; as a private in the 4th Regiment, Tennessee Cavalry |
| | 31 Dec 1862 | Murfreesboro, Rutherford, Tennessee, United States; suffered a severe arm injury by serving the the Confederate Army |
| Crandall, Hampton Lillibridge | 1 Jan 1863 | by enlisting in the Iowa 7th Cavalry |
| | 31 Jan 1865 | Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska, United States; mustered out |
| Crandall, Horace Stanley | 20 Feb 1864 | as a private in Co. I 1st Iowa Cavalry. He was furloughed out sick. According to his muster out information, he died of disease. |
| Crandall, John Nafus | 20 Feb 1864 | enlisted in Company G of the 3rd Iowa Cavalry |
| | 9 Aug 1865 | Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia, United States |
| Crawford, Daniel | 13 Sep 1862 | enlisted in Company A 36th Iowa Infantry |
| | 27 Mar 1865 | Keokuk, Iowa, United States; discrached |
| Crawford, James H. | bet 1861 and 1865 | Co. F 72nd Regiment Indiana Infantry as scout and assistant wagon master |
| | 18 Oct 1883 | Leavenworth, Leavenworth, Kansas, United States; attended soldiers reunion |
| Crawford, James Samuel | abt 1861 | in Company E 86th Regiment Indiana Volunteers during the civil war. He died of measles after being captured at Stone River Dec 31, 1862. He was last seen at West Point, Georgia, January 5, 1863. |
| Crawford, John Maxwell | 9 Aug 1862 | St. Francois, Missouri Territory; enlisted as a Corporal in Company C 33rd Missouri Infantry |
| Crawford, Stanford Riley | 26 Oct 1861 | Arkansas, United States; as a private in Company D of the 1st (Stirman’s) Battalion, Arkansas Cavalry of the Confederate Troops |
| Crawford, Washington Marion | 3 Aug 1861 | began military service as a Sergt in Co. H 2nd Regiment New York Cavalry Volunteers |
| | 27 Aug 1861 | The 2nd New York Cavalry was better known as the “Harris Light Horse” |
| | 30 Jun 1863 | last paid for military service |
| | 22 Sep 1863 | Liberty Mills, Orange, Virginia, United States; was captured |
| | bet Sep 1863 and Mar 1864 | Belle Isle, Lancaster County, Virginia; was imprisoned |
| | bet Mar 1864 and Nov 1864 | Andersonville Prison, Macon County, Georgia; was imprisoned |
| | Nov 1864 | Charlesteon, South Carolina; imprisoned |
| | 7 Dec 1864 | Florence, Florence, South Carolina, United States; paroled |
| | 8 Apr 1865 | New York, New York, United States; was mustered out as a Sergeant |
| | 25 Feb 1870 | Chambersburg; was granted a ‘Certificate to Disability of Soldier’ |
| Crawford, William Marion | abt 1861 | Warren, Indiana, United States; in Co. E 86th Regiment Indiana Volunteers. He died at Camp Dennison in Ohio. |
| Currey, George Byron | 27 Feb 1856 | Oregon, United States; began military service as a 2nd Lieutenant in Co. D, 2nd Regiment for 90 days on Captain William’s Muster Roll |
| | 26 May 1856 | Oregon, United States |
| | 1857 | Oregon, United States; during the Indian War under Captain Williams |
| | abt 1861 | Wasco, Oregon, United States; raised Company E |
| | 12 Nov 1861 | Oregon, United States; enlisted in First Oregon Infantry as 1st Lieutenant |
| | 20 Mar 1862 | promoted to Captain of 1st Oregon Cavalry |
| | 22 Mar 1865 | promoted to Lt. Colonel of 1st Oregon Cavalry |
| | 24 Mar 1865 | promoted to Colonel of regiment |
| | Jul 1865 | placed in command of the department of the Columbia, which embraced all of the troops in the states of Oregon, Washington and Idaho |
| | 14 Jul 1865 | appointed commander of California sub-District of Oregon |
| | 20 Nov 1865 | |
| | 26 Jun 1866 | made Commander of the Department of the Columbia |
| Currey, Hiram M. | 8 Oct 1864 | Atchison, Atchison, Kansas, United States; to Company B of the 12th Cavalry Regiment of the Kansas State Militia under Captain Samuel Hollister |
| | 27 Oct 1864 | discharged |
| Curry, James Barnes | bet 1861 and 1865 | |
| | bet 1861 and 1865 | Missouri, United States |
| | 29 Mar 1862 | Saint Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri, United States |
| | 31 May 1863 | Sedalia, Pettis, Missouri, United States |
| Curry, James Leander | 26 Dec 1861 | Oregon, United States; in Company E of the 1st Cavalry |
| | | along with Lt. Hobart commanded Oregon Cavalry as it cleared a road to Canyon City and thence to Ft. Boise |
| Curry, William L. | 24 Apr 1861 | Ohio, Kentucky, United States; for a term of three months |
| | 1 Sep 1861 | as a private in Company K, first Ohio Volunteer Cavalry and upon the organization of the company was appointed first sergeant |
| | 16 Jun 1862 | promoted to second lieutenant |
| | 25 Jul 1862 | Courtland, Alabama; captured |
| | Feb 1863 | remained a prisoner until |
| | 3 Mar 1863 | first lieutenant |
| | 4 Jan 1864 | Pulaski, Giles, Tennessee, United States; reenlisted |
| | 14 Dec 1864 | promoted to captain |
| | 30 Dec 1864 | Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee, United States |
| Duggins, John F. | 30 Oct 1861 | enlisted for service in the Union army in Company C, Seventy-fifth Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry, under Captain Harris |
| | 2 May 1863 | was taken prisoner at Chancellorsville and held for six weeks before being exchanged |
| | May 1864 | captured near Lake George, Florida |
| | bet 19 May 1864 and 26 Nov 1864 | in prison |
| | 13 Jan 1865 | Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, United States; discharged |
| Foster, James Coke | 3 Jun 1853 | commissioned as captain of Company A, Fifty-ninth regiment of colored troops |
| | 17 Oct 1861 | a private in Company F, Fifty-third Ohio Infantry |
| | 1 Jan 1862 | promoted to second lieutenant |
| | Sep 1862 | transferred to Company I |
| | 18 Jun 1864 | commissioned as major |
| | 31 Jan 1866 | discharged |
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| Foster, Samuel Douglas | bet 1861 and 1865 | as a major |
| Foster, William F. | 24 May 1864 | |
| | 29 Sep 1864 | Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, United States; discharged from the military having served as a private in Company K of the 135th Indiana Infantry |
| Gilmore, Joseph | bet 1861 and 1862 | in Company I of the 27th Indiana volunteers. He died from wounds received at Gettysburg. |
| Guthrie, Samuel Wilson | bet 1861 and 1865 | |
| Hammond, George M. | 15 Jul 1861 | enlisted in the 5th Infantry Iowa Regiment |
| | 30 Jul 1864 | Chattanooga, Hamilton, Tennessee, United States; mustered out |
| Hammond, Jehiel P. | 1861–1865 | Company B 72nd Illinois Infantry |
| Hammond, Richmond Fisk | 25 May 1861 | Galesburg, Knox, Illinois, United States; enlisted as a private in Company E 17 Ills Vols |
| | 21 Aug 1861 | Missouri, United States; honorably discharged |
| | 1 Mar 1862 | reenlistedin the 1st Illinois Cavalry Volunteers |
| | 14 Jul 1862 | St. Louis (city), Missouri, United States; discharged from the 1st Illinois Cavalry Volunteers |
| | 26 Jul 1862 | Galesburg, Knox, Illinois, United States; enlisted as a private in Company H of the 102nd Infantry |
| | 2 Sep 1862 | Knoxville, Knox, Illinois, United States; deserted |
| | 29 Sep 1862 | enlisted as a private in Company D of the 14 Illinois Calvary |
| | 1 Mar 1863 | was appointed Sergeant in company D 14 Illinois Cavalry |
| | 3 Aug 1864 | captured near Atlanta, Georgia. |
| | | Georgia, United States; was held prisoner |
| | | Charleston, South Carolina; held as a prisoner |
| | | Florence, South Carolina; held prisoner |
| | May 1865 | Benton, Missouri; stationed as part of a detachment of paroled prisioners |
| | 12 May 1865 | Springfield, Sangamon, Illinois, United States; was mustered out by telegram |
| Harding, Abel | 9 Feb 1865 | enlisted in Company K Wisconsin 49th Infantry Regiment |
| | 8 Nov 1865 | St. Louis, Missouri, United States; mustered out of Company K Wisconsin 49th Infantry |
| Hodge, Wm. W. | bet 1861 and 1865 | in the 128th regiment Indiana Volunteers |
| Hunt, Robert G. | 10 Dec 1861 | enlisting in Company E 35th Regiment Indiana Volunteers |
| | 19 Jun 1862 | was discharged because of an injured knee |
| | 15 Aug 1863 | enlisted in Co. B 7th Regimental Calvary |
| | 18 Feb 1864 | was honorably discharged |
| Hutchinson, Albert | 30 Sep 1862 | Iowa, United States; Albert Hutchinson enlisted as a private in Company D of the 1st Regiment of the Iowa Cavalry Volunteers command by Captain Jinks. |
| | 31 Dec 1863 | Little Rock, Pulaski, Arkansas, United States; was mustered out of Company D 1st Regiment of the Iowa Cavalry |
| | 1 Jan 1864 | Little Rock, Pulaski, Arkansas, United States; reenlisted |
| | 14 Mar 1864 | Sumner Township, Buchanan County Iowa; was mustered in as a private in Iowa First Calvary Company D |
| | Jun 1864 | had 3rd installment bounty due withheld for being absent without leave from June 18, 1864 to June 30th, 1864 |
| | 15 Feb 1866 | Austin, Travis, Texas, United States; discharged from the military |
| Mentzer, Charles Lewis | abt 1863 | in the 3rd Massachusetts Cavalry Co D |
| Mentzer, George | 25 Sep 1861 | Massachusetts, United States; enlisted in Company C Twenty-Fourth Massachusetts Infantry |
| | 25 Sep 1864 | George Mentzer’s term of service ended |
| | 6 Jun 1890 | applied for a pension based on service in 24th Massachusetts Infantry |
| Mentzer, Japhet | 1864 | Kansas, United States; under Captain John Douglass in Company I of the Kansas Militia |
| Mentzer, Rufus | Jun 1863 | listed as subject to mulitary duty |
| Miller, Alen Cope | 1861 | enlisted in the confederate army |
| | abt 1863 | was taken prisoner |
| Minnick, John W. | Aug 1861 | John W. Minnick served as a private in Company A 42nd Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry. He was killed at the battle of Stone River. |
| Minnick, Wilson J. | 18 May 1864 | enlisted in Company H, Illinois 134th Infantry |
| | 25 Oct 1864 | Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States; mustered out of the military |
| Nidey, Reason | 5 Sep 1861 | Indiana, United States; enlisted in Company E of the 8th Indiana Infantry |
| | 26 Oct 1861 | Middletown, Indiana; listed as ‘deserted’ from Company E, 8th Regiment, Indiana Infantry |
| Ralston, James McCormick | 1862 | in Company I of the 102nd Regiment of the Illinois Infantry |
| Ralston, John Nelson | 9 Aug 1862 | Oneida, Knox, Illinois, United States; as a private in Company I of the 102nd Regiment Illinois Infantry |
| Reed, Francis Marion | from 23 Sep 1864 to 15 Aug 1865 | |
| | 15 Aug 1865 | Victoria, Victoria, Texas, United States |
| Reed, John C. | from 11 Sep 1863 to 23 Jul 1864 | in Company K, 7th Regiment, Indiana Cavalry |
| Ricketts, Andrew Duncan | bet 1861 and 1865 | veteran of the Union Army |
| Ricketts, Jacob | Aug 1864 | in Company D, 57th Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry |
| | 5 Jul 1865 | New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, United States; discharged |
| Ricketts, James Marshall | 18 Aug 1863 | Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, United States; as a private in Co. K 7 Regiment of the Indiana Cavalry Volunteers |
| | 17 Sep 1863 | mustered into Company K 7th Regiment Indiana Volunteers Cavalry |
| | Nov 1863 | Memphis, Shelby, Tennessee, United States; was reported absent sick and in hospital |
| | bet Dec 1864 and 19 Sep 1865 | in Company K 7th Indiana Cavalry |
| | 19 Sep 1865 | Hempstead, Waller, Texas, United States; discharged from the military |
| Roberts, John Wesley | 7 Sep 1862 | Lawrenceburg; mustered into Co. E 83 Regt. Indiana Volunteers |
| Rose, Daniel DeVinney | abt 1861–1865 | Michigan, United States; in the Michigan infantry |
| Ruark, Harrison | bet 1861 and 1865 | in the 2nd Kentucky Cavalry 45th Regiment |
| Ruggles, Thomas | 1864 | Kansas, United States; under Captain John Douglass in Company I of the Kansas Militia |
| Sellers, John L. | 4 Sep 1862 | in Company L of the 45th Regiment of the 3rd Indiana Cavalry |
| Sellers, Joseph Brown | abt 1861 | in Company I of the 27th Indiana Volunteers |
| | 2 May 1864 | was wounded in right leg in Battle of Chancellorsville |
| | 15 May 1864 | was in battle at Resaca (New Hope Church) where he lost his left leg |
| Sellers, Nathan Finley | bet 1861 and 1865 | in civil war |
| Sheets, Austin | 1861 | Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa, United States; as a member of the Frontier Guards |
| Simkins, James Bailey | 9 Aug 1862 | serving in Company H, 102nd Illinois Infantry |
| | 6 Jun 1865 | Washington, D. C.; mustered out of the military |
| Smith, George W | 1862 | enlisted in Company K Thirty-Third indiana Volunteers |
| Spragg, Fred | 13 Aug 1862 | in Company C, Iowa 27th Infantry Regiment |
| Stoner, Nelson Crawford | 12 May 1864 | Fidelity, Jersey, Illinois, United States; Company H of the 133rd Illinois Infantry serving as a corporal |
| | 31 May 1864 | Butler, Montgomery, Illinois, United States; mustered in |
| | 24 Sep 1864 | Springfield, Sangamon, Illinois, United States; mustered out |
| Strahan, Samuel Parker | 20 Apr 1861 | Winchester, Randolph, Indiana, United States; enlisted and later recruited the fifty-fourth Indiana Infantry |
| | 8 Dec 1863 | was wounded and discharged from the military |
| | Aug 1864 | re-enlisted |
| Thompson, Daniel G | Sep 1862 | Company K, Forty-Second Indiana Regiment and was elected Captain |
| | Dec 1863 | was discharged by reason of ill-health |
| Thompson, Francis Marion | 13 Aug 1862 | enlisted in Company D 29th Iowa Volunteer Infantry |
| | | in Company D 29th Iowa Infantry |
| | 10 Aug 1865 | discharged |
| Thompson, James Allen | 13 Aug 1862 | as a private in Company D of teh 29th Regiment Iowa Infantry |
| Thompson, John E. | 22 Apr 1864 | in the 29th Iowa Infantry |
| Thompson, John L. | 13 Aug 1862 | in Company D 29th Iowa Infantry |
| Wells, William O. | Aug 1862 | Calhoun, Michigan, United States; enlisted in company A of the 25th Michigan Infantry |
| | 1865 | |
| Wilson, John Wesley | 1861 | enlisted in the northern army during the Civil War |
| | 1864 | was honorably discharged |
| Young, Barzilla | abt 1861 | in the civil war |
| Young, Richard Corwine Ricketts | 10 Aug 1861 | Iowa, United States; in Company 8 of the Iowa Infantry |
| Young, Thomas Kent | 2 Nov 1861 | enlisted as a private in Company I, Iowa 13th Infantry Regiment |
| | 1 Nov 1864 | mustered out of Company I, Iowa 13th Infantry Regiment |
