Scott County, Iowa Civil War enlistments in the Iowa First Infantry. (Co.G of Scott Co.)
1stinf.txt

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IOWA FIRST INFANTRY. (Co.G of Scott Co.)

Comprised of 959 officers and men. Of these 13 were killed, 13 died, 141
were wounded and 3 were missing.

Colonel John Francis Bates; Dubuque
Lt. Colonel Wm. H. Merritt; Cedar Rapids
Major A.B. Porter; Mt. Pleasant

Co.A-Muscatine Co.
Co.B-Johnson Co.
Co.C-Muscatine Co.
Co.D-Des Moines Co.
Co.E-Des Moines Co.
Co.F-Henry Co.
Co.G-Scott Co.

The first regiment in which Scott County was represented was the First
Iowa Infantry. Company G was composed entirely of men from Scott County.
The following comprises the list of men from the county:

Quartermaster:
   Theodore Guelick

Co.G.-Captain:
   August Wentz

Lieutenants:
   Theodore Guelich
   Johannes Ahlefeldt

Sergeants:
   Earnest Clausson
   Louis Schoen
   Frank Ditman
   Charles H. Stuehmer

Corporals:
   William S. Mckenzie
   Gustav A. Koch
   Claus Rohwer
   John F. Doerscher

Musicians:
   Theodore Rutenbeck
   August Anzorge

Privates:
   Arp, Ernest
   Averbeck, Henrich
   Asbahr, Hans
   Altman, Charles
   Benedix, Christian
   Baasch, Henrich W.
   Becker, Pete
   Brammer, Hans I.
   Brammer, Delter I.
   Barche, Christian
   Caldwell, James B.
   Dose, Fritz
   Dreskey, William V.
   Eggers, Johannes
   Einfeldt, Peter
   Enderle, Anton I.
   Enderle,Joseph I.
   Fellentreter, Andrew
   Fridholdt, Frilrich
   Feistkorn, Charles
   Fey, Christian
   Fescher, Julius F.
   Gradest, George
   Giescke, August
   Hess, Fritz
   Heilmeulberg, Heinr
   Hansen, Johannes
   Jurgensen, Seivert
   Karstens, Henrich
   Keil,William
   Kohlbry, August
   Kortum, Christian
   Kellmen, Alexander
   Koch, Ferdinand W.
   Kreibaum, Fritz
   Luthen, Johann
   Lutze, Marx
   Massow, Henrich
   Magnus, Emil
   Matthes, Carl
   Meisner, Ormilius
   Murbach, Johann I.
   Mattheisen, Jeno
   Moeller, Claus H.
   Neire, August
   Nissen, Edward
   Nehm, Hans Juazen
   Niemann, Heinrich
   Paulsen, Claus F.
   Plaff, Jacob
   Prien, Fred I.
   Pahl, Henry
   Peters, Johann H.
   Popp, Johann H.
   Petersen, Chris. I.
   Petersen, Fritz I.
   Petersen, Johann I.
   Rheinhardt, Bernard
   Roddewigg, Fried
   Rosburg, Heirich
   Rhan, Hans
   Reimers, Hans
   Rohde, Henrich
   Rohlf, August
   Schlunz, Hans
   Selken, Henry
   Seivers, Henrich
   Spohr, William H.
   Stoltenberg, Heinr
   Schroepfer, Yast
   Sickle, Carl
   Schuepel, Louis
   Sloanaker, Theodore
   Steffen, August
   Stitsser, Franz
   Tank, Juergen
   Timm, August
   Tadewald, Conrad
   Voss, Hans. I.
   Voss, Christian I.
   Wright, Heinrich
   Wegner, Friedriech

Company H-Scott Co.
   Hoffman,John

Co.H-Dubuque Co.
Co.I-Dubuque Co.
Co.K-Linn Co.

This regiment was enlisted for three months and was mustered in under the
first call of the President. It was mustered into service May 14, 1861, at
Keokuk. It participated in the Battle of Wilson's Creek, Aug. 10, 1861,
and lost 10 killed and 50 wounded. It was mustered out of service Aug.25,
1861,at St. Louis.

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