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Iowa During the Civil War

 Iowa Roster and Records of Iowa Soldiers in the War of the Rebellion. 1908-11.  Volume 3-4.  Brookhaven Press La Crosse, WI.      Term of Service: Three Years  

Mustered in to service of the United States: at Dubuque, Iowa, October 3 1862, by Captain George S. Pierce, United States Army. Mustered out of service Aug. 8, 1865, at Clinton, Iowa.

 

27th Iowa Regimental History

27th Iowa Regimental History (#2)

27th Iowa Regimental History (#3)

Dyer's Compendium

Alphabetical Listing (Name and Co. Only)

Roster of Field, Commissioned and Non-Commissioned Staff Officers

Descendant Roster

Official Records (OR) of the 27th Iowa Regiment

High Commands

Battle Flags

Roll of Honor

Diary and Letters of Charles Oscar Torrey

John Ritland's Diary  He was with the 32nd Iowa which served with the 27th Iowa in several battles.  Note, in particular, Chapters 3-8.

   

 

 

27TH IOWA COMPANY ROSTERS 
 

CO.	PRIMARY COUNTIES
	Allamakee and Clayton Counties
	Allamakee County
	Bremer and Buchanan Counties
	Clayton County
	Allamakee, Clayton, and Dubuque Counties
	Buchanan, Delaware,  and Dubuque Counties
	Chickasaw and Floyd Counties
	Buchanan, Keokuk, and  Mitchell  Counties
	Allamakee and Clayton Counties
	Allamakee and Mitchell Counties

 

 

 

 

27TH IOWA RECORD OF EVENTS

     
 
 
 
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This was started as a project for myself.  My great-grandfather, Michael Adrian, served with the 27th Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry, Company D.

All of the rosters are complete.  In addition, if the soldier is buried in a national cemetery and is listed in the Roll of Honor, he is linked to the proper Volume.  Additional information about the cemetery is included, if it was available.  Unfortunately, there is no record of the burial place of  well over half of the men that died in the 27th Regiment.

Steve Kiner, who's great-great grandfather, Frederick F. Kiner,  was the Chaplain for (first the 14th Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry and then later, the 27th Regiment), has joined me in my efforts to make this a complete and informative website for the 27th Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry.

Steve and I would be delighted to hear from you if you are a descendant of a soldier in the 27th Regiment.  We are especially interested in trying to locate letters, diaries, Civil War documents, or pictures pertaining to the 27th Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry.
  If you have any questions or suggestions, please email

 

Elaine Johnson at:     OR   Steve Kiner at  

Elaine Johnson
Bossier City, LA