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OFFICERS  OF  THE  ASSOCIATION 


PRESIDENT 


\     J.   I>    RABBIT,  Des  Moines,   Iowa 

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NOTICE 


A  copy  of  the  "proceedings"  is  jailed  to  each 
member  of  the  Association,  and  any  officer  or  soldier 
who  belonged  to  t lie  regiment  and  is  not  a  member 
of  the  Association  may  procure  such  copy  by  ad- 
dressing the  Secretary,  VV.  11.  Garland,  Scranton, 
Iowa,  and  enclosing  $1.00  membership  tee. 

I  desire  to  remind  the  members  of  our  Association 
of  the  importance  of  reporting  to  the  secretary  all 
deaths  of  members  of  the  regiment.  It'  obituary 
notices  are  published  by  the  local  press,  kindly  for- 
ward a  copy. 

1  trust  that  any  member  who  knows  of  a  comrade 
having  changed  his  postoffice  address,  will  forward 
it  to   me. 

The  location  of  every  living  member  of  our  regi- 
ment is  one  of  the  most  important  features  of  our 
Biennial  Reunions.  To  enable  the  secretary  tocarry 
out  this  important  feature,  the  co-operation  of  every 
member  is  necessary. 

Comrades  desiring  extra  copies  of  the  "proceed- 
ings" of  the  Eleventh  Reunion,  can  obtain    them    by 
sending  twenty-five  cents  to  me,  when  it  will  be  for 
warded  as  requested. 

VV.  11.  GARLAND, 

Sec'y  and  Treas., 

Scranton,  Iowa. 


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Held  at  the  Wellington  Hotel,    Des  Moines,    Iowa, 

JuneSlh,  9th  and  I  Oth,   1910.  I 

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In  pursuance  of  notice  of  the  Eleventh    Reunion  <g 

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r    of  the  L^irst  Iowa  Cavalry  Association  at  Des  Moines,  ;■ 

v    Iowa,  June  8th,    9th    and    10th,    headquarters    were  <• 

•:     opened    at    the    Wellington  Hotel  at  7  o'clock  a.   m.,  ;• 

'•     June  8th,      The  books  were  kept    open     Tor     registra-  :• 

fe    tion  until  6:80  o'clock  p    m.     At  2:30  p.  in  .June  nth,  • 

ft    about  seventy-live  ol  the  comrades    repaired    to    one  ■;• 

P  ! 

ft    of  the  parlors,  where  the  meeting  .was  called    to    or-  <• 

•;    der  by  President  Dick-ins,  who  made  a  short  address  <• 

•>    welcoming  the  comrades   and    expressing    his    great  <• 

ft    pleasure  at  meeting  ,^o  many  ol  them  once  more.  <• 

It  was  moved  by  Comrade  Ivitchey  that  the  time 

r     of  holding  reunion  bechanced  from  biennial    to    an- 

p     nual,    and    that  reunion  be  held  at  time  and  place  of  sj 

[J     State  Kncanipment.      Motion  carried.  'j 

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It  was  moved,  seconded  and   carried  that    u  <  om- 

rnittee  of  live  In-  appointed   ow  resolutions.      The  fol- 

!      lowing  were  appointed:      \i.  J.   Young,    (J.  J.  Albers,  j 

ti     S.  S.  Bnrdett,   A.   Wilson  and  J.   W.  Krapfel.  ). 

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p            The  following'  committee  was  appointed  to  audit  -; 

S>    treasurer's  report :     L.  I>.  Man  waring",     l>.  W.  bearle  ;•! 


MUST  IOWA   CAVALRY  ASSOCIATION  3      J 

!     and  E.  II.  Smith. 

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y  A  committee  oi  one  from  each  company  was    ap-     • 

v    pointed  on  nomination  of  officers.  ,[J 

$  It  was  moved,    seconded    and   carried  thai  Gapt,     'i 

Smith  take  charge  of  the  regiment  in  the  parade. 

At  the  conclusion  of  the  business  of  this  session 
i.  Capt.  S.  S.  Burdett,  past  national  commander  of 
I  the  G  A.  R  ,  delivered  an  address  lla  compli- 
..     mented  all  of  the  "old  boys"  upon  being  present  and 

looking  so  well,  and  made  a  very  interesting' address     ,j 
.     which  was  well  received.      He  said  that  he  was  feel- 
;     ing  tirstrate,    except  that  his  eyes  and  legs  failed  to     j 
[s    serve  him  as  they  once  did. 

'•}  Adjourned  to  meet  at  9  o'clock  a.  m.,    June    9th.     <jj 

f'  Ues  Moines,  Iowa,  June  9th,   1910. —     ;"| 

Association  met    pursuant    to    adjournment    and    3 

p    was  called  to  order  by  President  Dick' ins.  *m 

The  minutes  ol  preceding  meeting  were  read  and     J 


approved.  J 

v! 
•>  rrhe  secretary  and  treasurer    presented    the    fol-     •: 

'■)    lowing  report:  ;■ 


Report  of  SECRETARY  AND  TREASURER 

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Mr.  President,   Ladies  and  Comrades: 

1  have  the  honor  to  submit  my  report  as  secretary  and    trea.s 
urer  oL  this  Association 

K  (Soon  after  the  Tenth  reunion  which  was  held  ;it    Ce  iar     Llap- 

.  ids,   Iowa,  two  years  ago,    the     proceedings     were     prepared     and       | 

f  published       1  ordered  two  hundreij  copies  and  these    were     mailed       I 

f  to  all  who  were  entitled  to  one;  copies   were    also    mailed     to    all      * 

:  comrades  who  had  sent  letters  of  regret,    which    was  thirty  eight 


L      6  ELEVENTH.  BIENNIAL  REUNION  .1 

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About  March  first,  I  wrote  President  Diekins  asking     him     to 
come  to  Des  Moines,  and  arrange  for  our   present   reunion;    in   re- 
ply lie  stated  that  he  was  .sick  and  had    been    for    sometime,    but 
•;      for  me  to  proceed  and  attend  to  it.     I  waited    until     the    last     of      -, 
'.;      March  and  wrote  him  again,     that    I     would   go    to     Des     Moines,      ;.' 
!,      March  30th  if  lie  was  able  to  meet  me       In  reply   he  said    he    was      J 
I      feeling  much  better  and  we  accordingly    met    and    arranged    for 
:'      Headquarters  and  Hall. 

Soon  after  returning  home  a    circurlai"    letter    was     prepared 
,v     and  two  hundred  copies  were  published  and   mailed  to  every  coin- 
ft     rade  who  had  registered  at  Cedar  Rapids,  and    also  to  the    thirty-     ■;•! 
1,,     eight  comrades  why  had  sent    letters  of  regret,     but     through    an 
error  of  the  publisher  their  names  were    omitted     from     the     pro 
'      ceedings  of  the  Cedar  Rapids'  meeting.     1  also    sent  a    notice    to     ') 
'     The  National  Tribune,  The  Cedar  Rapids  Republican,    Burlington       I 
ff     Hawk  Dye,  Register  and    Leader,    Daily  Capital  and     Sioux    City     '«: 
ft     Journal,  calling  attention    to  the  meeting    which   was  to    be  held     eg 
in  June    on  the  8th,  9th  and  10th    at     Des    Moines,     Low  a.     After     ,>1 
mailing  out  the  notices  I  only  received  three  returned;  one  mark- 
ed "deceased"  and  two  ••uncalled  for." 

1  have  ree'd    notices  of  death  entering  our  rank,1,    numbering      : 
P     thirty  live,  and  which  I    have  listed  as  follows. 
p  FIELD    AND    STAFF  i 

ft     Col.  P.  Gad  LJryan,  Oskalo  >mi.  Iowa ion!)     ■;•' 

b,     W.  W.  Fluke,  Topeka,    Kansas pjo5)     J 

'(                                                                      Co    B  ). 

Silas  Truman,  Marshalltown,   Iowa [{)(){)       ' 

p  ,)    G.   Washburn,  Marshal ltown,   Iowa    pjoj)  ' 

$  Geo.  Tyler,  Marshalltown,     Iowa p.ioi)  v, 

-,'  VV.  T.  Shannon,   Marshalltown,  Iowa 15)09  <s 

k  Geo.    Red  fern,   Marshalltown,   Iowa 1J)()<)  : 

u  Silas  H    Emery,    Audubon,    Iowa 15)0!)  .; 

j?  Dick  Moore,     Kansas 100!)  '] 

p                                                                Co    C,  () 

p  Captian  W    P.  Allen,  St    PaulMinn Aug    lJ.">,   pi'is 

b  A.  J.  Gillespie,  Alantic,    Iowa May      ,»    pun 

:;  Lke  Hammond,  Enid,  Okla | *U><>  .; 

I                                                                     Co    D.-  J 

j  1)    W     Burnett,  Girard  Kansas Dec.  28,   15)08 

'"'  Co.    F. 

?'  (.apt.  Chas    Dnstiu,  Soldiers'  Home,  Santill,   Cal \pril  'I,  15)10 

p  L.   \V.  Austin,  Colorado May  28,   1010  <•! 


I'JKST  IOWA   (JAVALWY    ASSOCIATION 


Russell  Parks.  . .' 

Co.  G. 

Solomon  Smith 

Alien    Folks 

Co    11 


1)    Anderson Feb.  14,   1901      J 

ILL    Dashell Inly  2:2,    100!      ', 

S.  T.  Craig March    17.  1902 

T    11.  Rider Time  L  1905      ' 

S.  M.  Kestei Oct.   17.  L907      • 

A    Marquette Nov.  20,-  1897     >;• 

Riley    Weacoatt .  .  Dec      1!,   1909      . 

W.  Snook May    80,   190{) 

James  11.   ( 'owim Mai  eh  22,   1909 

Co.     1  ';i 

Francis  Dailey 

Co    K 

Mosms    Bollnian ,■: 

Ed.   Reynolds,   Wakefield,   Neb N  >v.    18,    1909     ,!i 

Co    L. 
Berry   H.  Tucker,  Billiards,    Mich I!ii0 

Co    M.  '■'! 

Francis    Donna May  21.    1008     '<• 

Marion    Dean Sept.   8,    I  DOS      ;• 

Alon/o    Til  ft    'x'\ 

FIN  A  NCI  A  L   R  EPOR  T 

Receipts. 

Balance  on  hand,   June  8,    I  DOS $80  81 

June'.)  and  10     Received  dues    Loin    seventy  one    mem 
hers  at  Cedar  -Rapids,  by  hand  of    L     B    Manvvar- 

in- 71  00 

July  2,  1908— C.  Thomson,  Membership  fee ...  I  00 

An j?,  7,  1908   -S,  S.   Burdett,   Membership  fee 1  00 

Aug.  8,  i  008     E.J.  Babcoek,  Membership  fee 1  00 

li    B.  Kelley,  Membership  fee 8  00 

Oct.  28,    1908 — D.   11.    Ferman   80 

Slay  12,  1910— T.   E.  Zinger,  Membership   fee l  00 

William  Slade,    Membership    tee 1  00 

May  18,  1910—  A     W.    Bowman,  Membership  fee 1  00             «!• 


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lOLlOVlONTH   Hli-INNIAI,  KKUNJON 


Nov.  5,  1908— Mrs.  J    M.  Enochs 25 

Total    Receipts si  I  1   l> 

Disbursements 
June  10,   1008—  L     B.   Manwaring    for    hotel    expense    at 

(  Vtlar  Rapids,    Iowa %  \i  00 

July  8,  1008-  -Freight  on  a  hox  from    Wheatland,     Iowa  25 

An";    I,  1908—  Publishing    proceedings 27  HO 

liuvelopes  and    postage 2  '.Mi 

April    25,  1910— Postage   2  10 

May  10,   190f— P.  A.  Smith,  printing 3.00 

May  18,  1910-  -Dyson  &  Dunning,    ribbon 3  30 

Ma  3  23    1910     D.J.  Dunning,  typewriting 2  00 

March  30,   1910  W.    11.  Garland,  expense    to    Dos  Moines     0  00 

Total $  48  01 

June  1,   1910     Balance  on  hand,    in    hands    of    secretary 

and     treasurer ;>  1)0 

On  deposit  in  the  Farmers  &  Merchants  Bank  of  Scran- 
ton,    Iowa 59  51 

$  11  I    !  J 

On  motion  duly  made,  seconded  and  carried,  llie 
report  ol  secretary  and  treasurer  was  approved  and 
committee  d  ischarged. 

The  committee  on  nomination  of  officers  made 
the  following  report:  Kor  president,  J.  B.  Rabbit, 
Des  Moines,  Iowa;  for  vice  president.  It  J.  Young, 
Oelwein.  Icnva;  for  secretary  and  treasurer,  VV.  H. 
Garland,  Scranton,  Iowa.  Report  of  committee  was 
unanimously  accepted. 

The  officers  elect  tendered  their  thanks  to  the 
Association  for  the  honors  bestowed  upon  them  and 
made  some  appropriate  remarks, 

Secretary  W.  H.  Garland  presented  Guidon  and 
letter  of  presentation  from  Comrade  J,  L.  Wyly,  of 
Granville,    Ohio.     Comrade    YVyly'.s    letter    follows: 


Wit  ST   IOWA    c.\  \'.\|J;V    ASSOC]  \'l  i-  >.\ 


Granvil  le,  Ohio,   June  1,  1910. 
To  The  Comrades  of  .The  L^ir^t  Iowa  Cavaly  Army 
Corps: 

1  regret  that  circumstances  prohibit  my  being 
with  you  at  the  reunion  of  the  regiment.  It  would 
give  me  great  pleasure  to  grasp  your  hands  again 
and  exchange  fraternal  greeting.  It  is  with  pride 
that  I  recall  your  faithful  service;  the  hard  marches, 
scouts,  sacrifices  made,  danger  beared  by  the 
regiment  in  defense  of  the  Union. 

With  pride  1  recall  the  names  of  many  who  fell 
and  bled  and  died  in  the  line  of  duty.  As  soldiers 
your  record  was  grand;  glorious  as  citizens  of  this 
grand  Union  of  States;  your  lives  have  not  been  less 
honorable  and  the  country  can  never  pay  the  debt  it 
owes  to  the  brave  boys  who  followed  the  old  Hag 
from  181)1  to  18155.  The  record  of  your  lives  as  sol- 
diers will  be  an  inspiration  to  all  coming  genera- 
tions. With  pride  your  children  will  tell  the  story 
of  your  lives  as  soldiers  in  the  delense  of  the  only 
good  government  the  world  ever  knew. 

Comrades,  1  present  to  you  this  Guidon,  such  as 
you  carried  on  many  battle  fields  and  never  surrend- 
ered to  the  enemy;  1  do  it,  as  a  token  of  the  frater- 
nal feeling  1  have  for  my  comrades  of  The  thirst 
Iowa  Cavalry.  May  it  bring  back  to  y  >u  the  mem- 
ory of  those  days  in  which  we  rode  all  over  the 
southwest  from  victorty  to  victory.  May  He  who 
watched  over  us  in  our  matches  by  day  and  night 
and  gave  us  the  victory,  watch  over  and  keep  you 
May  Heaven's  richest  blessing  be  vouched  safe  with 
you.  and  when  you  have  made  your  last  march  and 
answered  the  last  roll  call,  may  von  be  crowned 
victors  and  enter  into  that  peace  and  joy  I  hat  is 
eternal,  through  the  (Jre.it  Captain  ol  our  sal vation, 
Jesus  Christ  the  Lord.      Yours  in   IC  C.  and   L., 

.).   L.   Wvi.\  ,  Co    b\   First   Iowa  Ca  \  ., 

( !  ran  v  lib1.    Lich  conn;  y  ,  ( >h  io. 
Past  Chaplain  C.   A.   R  ,    Department  Ohio." 

A  vote  of  thanks  was  tendered  Comrade  Wyly, 
and  the  following  resolution  presented  and  adopted: 


Iii  ICLEVENTU    IUKNNIAL  KKUNION 

Resolved,  By  the  First  Iowa  Cavalry  Associa- 
tion, at  the  city  of  Des  Moines  in  eleventh  biennial 
meeting,  that  the  thanks  of  the  Association  are 
hereby  tendered  to  our  comrade,  Rev.  J.  L.  Wyly, 
for  the  beautiful  Guidon  Flag,  duly  inscribed  with 
the  honored  number  and  name  of  our  beloved  regi- 
ment, presented  to  us  at  this  meeting,  and  direct 
that  it  be  placed  aiiioii^'  the  archives  and  properties 
of  the  Association  and  be  displayed  at  each  of  our 
stated  gathering's. 

The  following"  resolution  was  adopted  and  or- 
dered spread  upon  the  records  of  the  Association, 
and  a  copy  sent  to  Mrs.  Virginia  Lothrop: 

Resolved.  By  the  First  Iowa  Cavalry  Associa- 
tion, assembled  at  the  city  of  Des  Moines  in  eleventh 
biennial  meeting,  that,  recalling  the  services  to  the 
Association  of  Surgeon  Charles  H.  Lothrop,  now  de- 
ceased, and  especially  oi  his  wile,  Mrs.  Virginia 
Lothrop,  whose  devotions  to  our  best  interests  have 
.been  unceasing,  in  appreciation  thereof  hereby  in- 
vite her  to  become  and  declare  her  to  be  in  our  af 
fectionate  appreciation  "the  mother  of  the  regi- 
ment," and  we  pledge  to  her  the  continued  regard 
and  esteem    which  she  has    won  from  us    in  the  past. 

The  following  resolution  was  unanimously 
adopted: 

RESOLVED,,  that  the  thanks  of  the  Association 
are  due  and  hereby  tendered  to  the  president,  G.  \l . 
Dickins,  and  the  secretary  and  treasurer,  W.  11. 
Garland,  for  their  their  faithful  services  durirg  the 
biennial  period  just  closing,  and  that  especia  I  I  hanks 

are  due  to  Comrade  Garland    in    view    of    the    la 

and  unrequited  la  bor  devol  ving  on    him   as    such  sec- 
retary and  treasurer 

S     S     BUUDETT,     | 

J.  W.  Kkapeel,  I  . , 
/ 1    t>     v  \7  -Com 

C.  S.  Wilson,      ; 

R.  J.  Youncj, 


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I>'1KST   IOWA    CAVALRY    ASSOCIATION 


The  session  was  closed  with  prayer  by  the  Pres- 
ident. 


Thursday,  June  9th,  the  encampment  parade  was 
formed  and  marched  through  the  principal  streets  of 
Iowa's  capital  city,  with  the  "Old  First"  occupying 
the  position  of  honor  in  the  procession  at  the  head 
of  the  veterans  of  the  state.  Sixty-five  members  of 
the  First  fowa  Cavalry  Association  were  in  line. 
Over  100  were  present  at  the  reunion  and  signed  the 
roster.  A  drizzling  rain  set  in  just  as  the  parade 
was  forming",  and  many  of  the  comrades  remained 
out  of  the  parade  on  this  account  Fveryone  says 
this  was  one  of  the  grandest  reunions  the  state  has 
ever  held  and  every  comrade  went  home  feeling  that 
it  was  a  success,  both  socially  and  financially. 

VV.  11.  GARLAND,  Secretary  and  Treasurer 


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List  of  ladies  belonging  to  First    Iowa    Cav  dry    Association 
present  and  registered : 

Mrs.  D.  S.  Bollock,  Norfolk,  Nebraska. 

Mrs.  E.  B.  Hindu,  Odell,  Nebraska. 

Mrs    1*    15    Man  waring,.  Miami,  Oklahoma. 

Mrs.   VV.  II.  Garland,  Scranton,  lowa. 

Mrs.  G.  VV.  Uickins    Farson,  Iowa. 

Mrs.   Emina  Saokett,    Winterset,  lowa. 

Mrs    1)    F.   Bnrdan,  Albia,  Iowa. 

Mrs    J.  li.   Wise,  Waterloo,   lowa 

Mrs.  Ed.  -I    Brown,  Omaha,  Nebraska. 

Mrs    J    A    Campbell,  Severance,  Kansas. 

Mrs.  T.  .).  Topper,  Rock  Rapids,  Iowa 

Mrs    MattieS.   lleddon,   Oskaloosa,   lowa. 

Mrs.  Luiii  Hodden  White,  Oskaloosa,   lowa,. 

Mrs.  C.  G.   Newell,   Walker,  lowa. 

Miss  Ruth  L.  Thomson,  Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa. 

AngOline  Hayes     Hazelton,    lowa. 

Mrs    Nellie  King.   Fairbanks,  Iowa. 

Mrs.    )    Judkins,    Mankato,    Kansas. 


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\->  KLEVJCNTH    BlftNNlAL  UKUNJON 

A  letter  or'  regret  at  being  nimble  to  lie  pit-sent  was    leoeiv 
ed  from  .Mrs.  J.   M     Enochs,    Kansas  Ci'tj'.   Kansas. 

The  following  is  a  lint  of  members -or"  tin-  Eirst  .lowa  Cavalry 
present  and  registered 


;'      M.  D.  Copp Ilolkoke,  Colo  '1 

)■•     J.  E.  Johnston all    W.  ittnd  St  ,  Kansas'*  'ity.   Mo  vj 

a     E    L.  Sweet , Greeley,   lowa  ;• 

[v     A.  Ji.  Gsborn Luverne,   lowa  ,,. 

I      C    A.  Carter Bentonsport,  Iowa  .j 

P     VV.  II.  Carter Bentonsport,  iowa 

';      John  Henkle Afton,  lowa  '] 

v     J     L     Russell    . Delia,    lowa  '<] 

p  Co.    15 

;      R.  B.  Fulton Red  Cloud.    Nebr  ) 

''      W.  II    Hnghson    " Esbon,   Kan 

:■     D    S.  Bullock Norfolk,    Nebr  l\ 

•;      E    11.  Smith ..' Dubuque,     lowa  <• 

:;     S.  S.  Burnett Glenoarlyn,    Va  ..; 

1).  S.  McMillan 7oG  East  Locust,   Des  Moines,   lowa  ,j 

I      Isaac  Gulic    State  Center,  lowa  j 

•'      VV.   II    Garland Seranton,  lowa  ', 

:''     J.  S.  Stear ns Lucas,  Iowa  l(i 

,v     11.  b    Heberling Sabula,  lowa  <] 

b>     L.   11.    Evans (ili    I2ih,   St.,     Des   Moines  lowa  v' 

I      E.  G.  Stanley Cedar    Rapids,  lowa  ) 

k  Co    C.  J 

\?     J.   C.  Ritehey .r)<;8  North  st  ,  Des  Moines,  Iowa  ;• 

t>     A.  K.  S.  Weldard Brentford,    So.  Dak.  ■■ 

I,      Paul  Hendricks Miller,    So    I)., I,.  ,J 

^     G.  C.  Packet t    Winterset,  lowa  ,1 

f     L    B.  Johnson Mt.  Pleasant,  lowa 

?'     John  M.   Eife Station  A,  Mnrshalltown,    lowa 

Co      I  > 

k      D.  D.    Burnett Ashtabula,  Ohio 

T.G.Harmon Dryden,    Oregon 

f''      J.   B.    Babbitt 1014,    11th   st  ,    Des   Mulnes,    Iowa 

3»     J    L.  McOlellaud East  Pern,     lowa  •>' 


KLKST  JOWA   CAVALRY    ASSOCIATION 


P    Hill    Norwalk,  Iowa 

A    M.     Benge Winterset,  Iowa 

S.  Rood Wintersot,  Iowa 

John  II.  Williams 718,  2nd.  Ave.  W  .  Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa 

S.  E    Shannon 001   E      8th     st.,  Atlantic,  Iowa 

C.   S    Wilson 201    School  st.,  Den  Moines,   Iowa 

11.     T.    Meteali" Indianiihi,   Iowa 

J.   .Indians Mankato,  Kan 

Milt  U    .Indians 207  Des  Moines  st  ,   i)es  Moines,  Iowa 

W.    W      Hicks.. Mil.,,   Iowa 

Co.   E 

('.  M    Snyder 1218  E.  Court  Ave.,  I)«a  M.>i.n  »s,   Iowa 

.]    A    Campbell Severance,   Kan 

Co.    F 

K    .1    Young Oelwein,    Iowa 

W.   H.  Clark Uridley,    Kan 

,1    L    Matthews Conway,    Iowa 

Morlan  Hayes Hay.lelon,   Iowa 

Charles  Mayer Wellnian,  Iowa 

W    C    Kimherly Marshalltown.  Iowa 

M    L    Stobbins Wavorly,    1  iwa 

Nelson  II    tt  rower Yugsville,  Cal 

I).  I).  Boyd Williamsburg,  Iowa 

.1    S    Calbert Lamott,  Okla 

A    (jr.   M crn man.  . - Waterloo,  Iowa 

C.   M.   Wheelock Boone,   Iowa 

Co    U 

A.  A    A I  lino Loiuai "s,  Iowa 

Geo.   W    Walker Grundy  Center,  Iowa 

R    M    Iligginbotham Eldora,  Iowa 

H.  S.  Bradtield Genuauia,  Iowa 

.1.   W    Krauf'el Waterloo,    Iowa 

L.  H.   Bronson Waterloo,  Iowa 

J.  II     Wise Waterloo,    Iowa 

Edward  J.  Brown B52  N.  4l.st  St.,  Omaha,   Nebr 

Nelson  Slaiken Eagle  < « rove,   Iowa 

Co.   H 

John  W.  Mauk Route  2,  (  liariton,  Iowa 

J.  B   Teas ( lhariton,  Iowa 

Isaac  S.  , Ion e.s f\lhia,  lows 

Ceo.   W.  Teas Marshalltown,    low  a 

George  M    Mark Earlham,    Iowa 


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15.   Reitze) '.  .  .Osceola,    Iowa 

,1    A    Mark Dos  Moines,   Iowa 

1).  F.  Burdan Alhia.  Iowa 

I)    If.   Ferman . Milford,    Nebr 

S.   Cron.se Leon,  Iowa 

Co     1 

A.  B.     Phelps Farson,   Iowa 

B.  W    Seaiie Othunwa,  Iowa 

(<.    W.   Dieki.ns Farson,  Iowa 

8    11.  F    Wilson Mediapolis,  Iowa 

J.   W.    Jacobs    Marshalltown,   Iowa 

Gettliob    Bollin Nanvoe,  Illinois 

0.  11.  Owens Ottmuwa,  Iowa 

Win     VanHoosen Burlington,  Iowa 

C.  Thomson Antiock,  Ohio 

Co.  K. 

C.    P.     Atwood Anaiuosa,  Iowa 

O.   A.   Phillips Arlington,  Iowa 

T     15.    Bowman    Greene,  Iowa 

T.  ,1.  Tnpper I  took  Rapids-,  Jowa 

Co.   L. 

L,  B    Manvvniing Miami,  okla 

IS.  K.  Keyea Zion    City,  I  Us 

Jas.   E.    Rice Monticeilo,  Iowa 

Win.    Jenkins Quincy,   Ills 

,).    II.    Minor Bieevlle,   Iowa 

Caleb    Bumi Cherokee,  Iowa 

C.  G.  Newell Walker,  Iowa 

N.    Maurice Monticeilo,  Iowa 

Co.    M 

E    15    Hinds Odell,  Nebr 

Geo.  Thompson Mt     Vernon,  Iowa 

C.  T.    Nettles    Dayton.   Iowa 

.1.   15.   Blince Iowa   Falls,    Iowa 

Thb  following  letters  of  regret  from  members  of  the  First 
Iowa  Cavalry  were  received,  some  of  whom  scut  membership  fees, 
and  others  staled  they  would  upon  receipt  of  this   book 

\l.  W.   Wyly Ashtabula,    Ohio 

A    \\T.   Bowman Komalty  ,Okla 


l-'IliST  IOWA    CAVALKY    ASSOCIATION  i ;, 

I).  11.     Freeman , Hot  Springs,  So    Dak 

"J,)     E.  II.   McMillan ...... .lone;  New  Mexico 

jv     Jack  Smith Lewis,   Iowa 

b     J.  M.    Tinman Gldor,  Iowa 

b     E.   A.   Klingenberg. ; Waupaca,  Wis 

0.  E.    Moss Kansas  City,  Mo 

['      A     D.Gaston    U'22  Clifton  St  ,  Washington,  D    C 

John  P.  Cociiran Veteran's  Home,    Napa  County,  Calif 

'■     Theodore  L     Zingre Jones,  Olcla 

'-)>     John  C     Lynn Arroyo  Grande,  Calif 

tj,     S.   M     Sexton - VVellsville,  Ohio 

'(      II    15.   Kelly Topeka,  Kan 

J.  G.  Unger Enid,  Olcla 

;'     R    L.    Hoxie Iowa  City,  Iowa 

Win..    W.   Slade i  laivey  ville.   Kan 

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