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Sons of Veterans Reserve, Fourth Military District: Co. A. 1st Regt. Missouri Engineers
http://svr4md.suvcw-wi.org/1stmo_engr.html
North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin. Co A 1st Regt. Missouri Engineers. 1st Sgt Martin R. Aubuchon, Commander. St Louis, Mo 63128. CPL Christopher Warren, Adjutant. 900 Taylor Avenue, Apt. 13. Park Hills, MO 63601. The civilwar guy@yahoo.com. 1st Regiment, Missouri Engineers. Regiment lost during service 16 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 1 Officer and 146 Enlisted men by disease. Total 163. BISSELL'S ENGINEER REGIMENT OF THE WEST.
Sons of Veterans Reserve, Fourth Military District: Battery K, 4th U.S. Light Artillery
http://svr4md.suvcw-wi.org/battk_4usla.html
North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin. Battery K, 4th U.S. Light Artillery. First Sergeant Glen Kelley, Commander. 3510 N. 9th St., Lot 225. Carter Lake IA 51510. Pvt Michael Carr, Adjutant. POB 42, 343 N. Locust St. Carson, IA 51525. The commander of this unit is First Sergeant Glen Kelley. Corporals are Keith Rockefeller and Michael Carr (adjutant). The battery was armed with six 12-pound brass Napoleon smoothbores. On May 3rd it fought at Chancellorsville, losing Lieut. I. Arnold wounded, and 44...
Sons of Veterans Reserve, Fourth Military District: Co. E, 47th Missouri Volunteer Infantry
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North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin. Co E, 47th Missouri Volunteer Infantry. LT Christopher Warren, Unit Commander. 900 Taylor Avenue, Apt. 13. Park Hills, MO 63601. The civilwar guy@yahoo.com. Service Record, 47th Missouri Volunteer Infantry. Regiment lost during service 10 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 1 Officer and 82 Enlisted men by disease. Total 93. View photos of the original 47th Missouri. From Brother Gary Scheel's Web site.
Sons of Veterans Reserve, Fourth Military District: Rockford Zouaves
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North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin. The Rockford Zouaves were chartered at the 2009 National Encampment in Louisville. The Rockford Zouaves would become Company D of the 11th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment. Garrett L. Nevius would one day have the Rockford Grand Army of the Republic Post named after him. So it is with that spirit of 'elan and dash, that ten members of the SUVCW John A. Logan Camp #26 chose to form an SVR unit and carry on that sense of "Vigor in Action and Style.".
Sons of Veterans Reserve, Fourth Military District: Company F, 78th Enrolled Missouri Militia
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North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin. Co F, 78th Enrolled Missouri Militia. 1st Sgt. Jerry Kasten, Commander. Cape Girardeau, MO 63701. Cpl Gary Scheel, Adjutant. Ste Genevieve, MO 63670.
Sons of Veterans Reserve, Fourth Military District: Ship's Company, USS Carondelet
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North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin. LPO Robert B. Wetter. Seaman Allen B. Keinert.
Sons of Veterans Reserve, Fourth Military District: Company B, 20th Iowa Volunteer Infantry
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North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin. Co B, 20th Iowa Volunteer Infantry. Co B, 20th Iowa Volunteer Infantry was organized by Pvt. Larry Roach in the Mason City area, in late 2001. The unit served as official color guard at the 2002 Iowa Dept. SUVCW Encampment in Waterloo. The unit's namesake fought in the Battle of Prairie Grove, guarded the St. Louis Arsenal and was the first to plant a Union Flag in the fort, concluding the Siege of Vicksburg. 1Sgt Steven C. Russell. Swearing in of new members.
Sons of Veterans Reserve, Fourth Military District: Co. A, 3rd Battery Iowa Light Artillery
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North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin. Co A, 3rd Battery Iowa Light Artillery. Co A, 3rd Iowa Light Artillery was organized in Cedar Rapids and Waterloo, in early 2002. The unit's namesake participated in the advance on Springfield, Missouri and in actions at Sugar Creek, Helena, Little Rock and the Battle of Pea Ridge. 1Sgt Bob E. White, Commander. 1295 32nd Street N.E. Cedar Rapids, IA 52402. Cpl Dennis Geesaman, Adjutant. Elberon, IA 52225.
Sons of Veterans Reserve, Fourth Military District: Co. M, 1st Missouri Light Artillery
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North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin. Co M, 1st Missouri Light Artillery. Company M, 1st Missouri Light Artillery was recently brought into the SVR by 1Sgt. Randy Baehr. This Turner Brigade battery fields a 4 pdr. and 3/4 scale, 3 inch ordinance rifle. Company M's namesake's long, distinguished battle record included battles at Wilson's Creek, Shiloh, Perryville, Chickamauga, Resaca and Nashville. 1Sgt Randy Baehr, Commander. Http:/ home.earthlink.net/ turnerbrigade/com1mo.htm.
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Websites can be the window to the world for business, information, and recreation. Construction of effective websites opens that window. The following websites have been developed by RMTCI personnel:. A company specializing in stereo photography.). A company supporting Historical of Alexander Gardner, the Civil War Photographer.). Kansas Civil War Memorials. A listing of the known Civil War monuments in the State of Kansas). This site supports the Kansas Department, Sons of Union Veterans.
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SUVCW 100
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Centennial Camp 100 Denver Colorado. Many GAR Posts sponsored Camps of the SV. In 1925 the SV name was changed to Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War (SUVCW), under which its. Was issued in 1954. The SUVCW is legally recognized as the heir to, and representative of, the GAR. In the only male organization dedicated to the principles of the GAR - Fraternity, Charity, and Loyalty. It publishes The BANNER quarterly for its members. The. Contact Centennial Camp 100.
suvcwdb.com
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War : Grave Registration
Sons of Union Veterans Home Page. National Graves Registration Database. The National SUVCW Graves Committee Website. Visitor to this site. Create an account to help add to the knowledge base! A Congressionally Chartered Corporation.
SUVCW Foster Camp No. 2 - Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Silas A. Day. Archer Cemetery (Gibson County, Ind.). Barren Fork Cemetery (Warrick County, Ind.). Columbia Church Cemetery (Gibson Co., Ind.). Folsomville Cemetery (Warrick County, Ind.). Greenwood Cemetery (Warrick County, Ind.). Maple Grove Cemetery (Boonville, Ind.). Maple Hill I.O.O.F. Cemetery. Oak Hill Cemetery (Gibson County, Ind.). Oak Hill Cemetery (Vanderburgh Co., Ind.). Sand Hill Cemetery (Gibson Co., Ind.). Shiloh Cemetery (Warrick County, Ind.). Turpen Cemetery (Warrick County, Ind.). Daugh...
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Dept of Illinois
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Welcome to our department. The Grand Army of the Republic, often referred to as the G.A.R., was founded at Decatur, Illinois on April 6, 1866. Dr. Benjamin Franklin Stephenson founded the organization on the three cardinal principles of. Fraternity, Charity, and Loyalty. And these principles guided the G.A.R. throughout its existence. The site is organized in the following fashion:. Leadership - Department Officers, history, contact information. Department of Illi...
Department of Kansas, SUVCW
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Dept. of KY Sons Of Union Veterans Of The Civil War
Sons Of Union Veterans Of The Civil War. The Memory of Our Fathers. We are the legal heirs of the Grand Army of the Republic, organized in 1881 and chartered by Congress in 1954. We are charged with protecting and preserving the memories of the soldiers and sailors who fought for the Union in the U.S. Civil War (1861-1865). John Kalbfleisch, PCC. Bernard Burch O'Bryan III, PDC, PCC. Sgt E P. Marrs Camp.
Department of Michigan - Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
The willingness with which our young people are likely to serve in any war, no matter how justified, shall be directly proportional as to how they perceive the veterans of earlier wars were treated and appreciated by their nation." - George Washington. Welcome to the Department of Michigan! The Department of Michigan's web site offers information for our members as well as for the public. Select a link to the left for:. For the 2014 Department Encampment minutes. Our Newsletter - Wonder what we do? Help ...
SUVCW - Department of Missouri - Home
Welcome to our new home! SUVCW - Department of Missouri. Department and Camp Forms. Eagle Scouts / JrROTC. Missouri and Arkansas - G.A.R. Post Records. Missouri G.A.R. Records. Missouri and Arkansas - Sons of Veterans Records. The War Years - Links. Missouri in the News. IMPORTANT NEWS FROM NATIONAL - SEE BELOW. News from the SUVCW. Battle of Kirksville 8/7 - 8/9. Cape's Forgotten Fort A. Missouri Vicksburg Monument Restoration. Family visiting the Lake to celebrate local origins.
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Ste. Genevieve SUVCW
Ste Genevieve Missouri Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Camp # 326 is named after Lt. Col. J. Felix St. James of the 13th Missouri Infantry. He was mortally wounded on 6 April 1862 at the Battle of Shiloh in Tennessee and died on 8 April 1862 in the hospital in Savannah, TN and was buried in his home town of Ste. Genevieve in Memorial Cemetery on 14 April 1862. Memorial Day May 31, 2009. Gary L. Scheel. Ste Genevieve, Missouri, United States. View my complete profile. Thursday, April 15, 2010.
