Names of Soldiers in the 19th Infantry from Henry County

Narrative:

Page 1 - Pages 640-644
Page 2 - Pages 644-647
Page 3 - Pages 648-654
Page 4 - Pages 654-655
Page 5 - Memphis; Summary of Casualties, etc.

Soldiers names & info

Page 1 (640-644) Footnotes and references:

1. Report of the Adjutant General of Iowa, 1863, Vol 2, pages 509 to 544 inclusive

2. Roster of the Fourth Iowa Veteran Volunteer Cavalry--1861-1865.
     An appendix to "The Story of a Cavalry Regiment", by William Force Scott;
     New York; Press J. J. Little & Co. 1902

3. Lieutenant Colonel Drummond went into the field with the regiment, but after a few months, resigned,
         and returned to his position in the Fifth United States Cavalry.
         He was killed while gallantly leading his men into battle in a charge at Five Forks, April 1, 1865.

4. Report of the Adjutant General, 1864, page 512

1. Report of the Adjutant General of Iowa, 1865, pages 1315 to 1317

2. According to his instructions, Colonel Winslow was to have secured supplies at Yazoo City from the Commissary of the Union troops stationed there. His failure in so compelled him either to return to Vicksburg for supplies or to continue his march and take the chances of procuring supplies for his men as well as forage for his horses, from the country at the time of his march. He boldly decided on the latter course, in opposition to the judgment of his officers.

Page 3 (648-654) Footnotes and references:

1. The story of a Cavalry Regiment. Page 164

2. Report of Adjutant General of Iowa 1865, Vol. 2, page 1332. Official Report of Colonel Winslow.

3. Report of Adjutant General of Iowa 1865, Vol 2, page 971. History of the Government during 1864. A. Hodges, Adjutant

Page 4 (654-655)

1. Footnote: Report of the Adjutant General of Iowa, 1865, Vol. 2, pages 275,6.