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home camps department and camp officers department by-laws department orders upcoming events iowa department of the g. a. r. g.a.r. highway graves registration chaplain patriotic instructor past department commanders and presidents who we are ... iowa in the civil war iowa civil war interest principal counties of enlistment iowa soldiers' and sailors' monument ex-soldiers, sailors and marines living in iowa, 1886 civil war uniforms and pay scales sons of veterans march videos become a member contact our junior vice department commander michael w. carr, pdc p.o. box 42 carson, iowa 51525 712-484-3647 wgpcw@aol.com greetings from the deptartment of iowa's junior vice commander. i would like to extend a welcome to those of you who wish to join our order, or those who merely seek information. my job is to assist you in finding you a camp to join. or, better yet, getting you to start a new camp. to join a camp, merely contact a member of the camp you wish to join, or if you don't know who to contact, contact me and i'll get you set up. if there's no camp nearby, you can start a new camp with as few as five members. in such a case, all should have lineage to a civil war veteran. you do not have to have a civil war ancestor to join a camp. if you do want to start a camp, i can pass on your request to our camp organizer. we will do all we can to assist you. you can contact me by phone at (712) 484-3647, by email at wgpcw@aol.com or by mail at p.o. box 42, carson, iowa 51525. i look forward to hearing from you. iowa grand army iowa civil war monuments roster and record of iowa troops in the rebellion soldiers and sailors system, nps national sons of union veterans of the civil war national sons of veterans reserve national suvcw quartermaster suvcw charitable foundation not seeing a scroll to top button ? go to our faq page for more info. sons of union veterans of the civil war office of the commander-in-chief mark r. day 104 mullbury place lynchburg, virginia 24502 cinc@suvcw.org general order # 34 series 2017-2018 18 july 2018 brothers, with sadness i report the passing of real daughter patricia albertson of kalamazoo, mi who died on may 30th, 2018, at the age of 95. she was daughter of john webster hadlock, 10th vermont vols. sister albertson was a member of the daughters of union veterans of the civil war 1861-1865. it is ordered that the national website, the charters of all departments and camps and membership badges be draped in black for a period of 30 days from the date of this general order. ordered this 18th day of july 2018. mark r. day commander-in-chief sons of union veterans of the civil war attested: jonathan davis secretary, national order, sons of union veterans of the civil war last soldiers on the gar highway on saturday, june 30, department of iowa grand army of the republic highway officer dan rittel and department of iowa auxiliary to the sons of union veterans of the civil war president mary rittel hit highway 6 in eastern iowa for a parade and to mark the last union civil war soldiers in three iowa counties. the town of victor along the historic route of u.s. highway 6 in iowa county was celebrating its sesquicentennial and having a parade in which dan & mary represented the suvcw & asuvcw. dan wore civil war period uniform and walked the parade route while mary drove the gar highway jeep behind him with an suvcw flag. parades don’t happen in victor every year, so the event had many entries and there were hundreds of people watching along the parade route. after the parade, the rittels visited the victor memorial cemetery to mark the grave of francis m. isenhart, the last union civil war soldier of iowa county. isenhart had served with company c, 75th illinois infantry and was also a member of i. m. huston post 394 of the grand army of the republic in victor. isenhart passed away in 1938 at the age of 97. not far from isenhart’s grave is the grave of isaac m. huston for whom the victor g.a.r. post was named. huston was an assistant surgeon for the 8 th iowa infantry. the rittels next travelled to west liberty, another highway 6 town. there, in the oak ridge cemetery, the grave of charles f. regnier, the last union civil war soldier of muscatine county was marked. regnier had served with company h, 1 st ohio light artillery. regnier passed away in 1942, less than two months shy of his 97 th birthday. records indicate regnier was also a member of silas jackson post 255 of the g.a.r. after enjoying a cool treat at the wilton candy kitchen, the rittels headed back west to the highway 6 town of grinnell and the hazelwood cemetery where they marked the grave of the last union civil war soldier of poweshiek county, charles van doren. van doren had served with company b, 155 illinois infantry and was a member of gordon granger post 64 of the g.a.r. in grinnell. van doren passed away in 1940 at age 95. van doren had a fond memory of shaking hands with abraham lincoln. van doren’s father and abraham lincoln were acquaintances before lincoln became president and when charles was a boy of about 13, he was with his father at a lincoln speech and was able to shake hands with the future president. francis m. isenhart iowa county charles f. regnier muscatine county charles van doren poweshiek county departments of iowa & nebraska hold joint ceremonies over the weekend of april 28-29, the departments of iowa & nebraska held a series of joint ceremonies for the last civil war veterans to die in seven western iowa counties. the camp guard of kinsman camp #23, dept. of iowa, carried out four ceremonies on saturday, and were assisted on sunday by the nebraska rangers, s.v. r. those veterans being honored were: sylvester flummer, co. k, 118 th indiana infantry regiment. pottawattamie county john a. hood, co. d, 51 st indiana infantry regiment. carroll county john bonwell, co. a, 176 th ohio infantry regiment. audubon county william j. blair, co. i,7 th iowa infantry regiment, shelby county myron rowe, co d, 1 st michigan light artillery regiment, crawford county sylvester pokett, co. c, 1 st nebraska cavalry regiment., harrison county marion morgan, co. k, 29 th iowa infantry regiment., monona county participants from the kinsman camp guard were: capt. mike carr, 1 st lt. dennis sasse, sgts. dan rittel & roy linn, corp. john weeber, and pvts. john butcher & charles boeck. participants from the nebraska rangers were: capt. marc witkovski, 2 nd lt. keith rockefeller, sgt. t.j. howard and pvts. bill dean and gage stermenski. our thanks to the american legion posts from glidden, denison and defiance, as well as to the members of kinsman camp auxiliary #23, linda linn, deb carr, barbara butcher and joan boeck. this set of ceremonies completes the placing of last veteran markers in the western third of iowa. sylvester flummer pottawattamie county john a. hood carroll county john c. bonwell audubon county william j. blair shelby county myron rowe crawford county sylvester pokett harrison county marion morgan monona county iowa veterans home on sunday, april 21, 2018, members of the curtis king camp #37 gave a living history presentation to the residents of the iowa veterans home in marshalltown. there were two groups, 1:00 to 2:30 and 3:00 to 4:00. infantry, cavalry and artillery were covered as well as daily life of a soldier. a lot of interaction with residents along with questions and stories of their own. those attending from the king camp were: ken lindblom, monte aman, dave thompson, ron deal and danny krock. two pioneer cemeteries on saturday, april 28, 2018, members of the grenville m. dodge camp #37 performed two he adstone dedications in winneshiek county, iowa. the first took place at 11:00 at the young/riha cemetery near ft. atchinson, for thomas murphy. thomas murphy was the son of thomas and ann murphy. born in laporte county, indiana. he was engaged in farming when he enlisted at the age of 18 years, on 2 nov 1861 as a pri
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