Category: 6th Regiment, Iowa Infantry, United States Civil War
Categories: Battle of Shiloh | Iowa, United States Civil War
The Sixth Infantry was mustered into the service July 6, 1861, at Burlington, with John A. McDowell, of Keokuk, as Colonel; Markoe Cummins of Muscatine, Lieutenant Colonel; John M. Corse of Burlington, Major. It was engaged at Shiloh, Mission Ridge, Resaca, Dallas, Big Shanty, Kennesaw Mountain, Jackson, Black River Bridge, Jones' Ford, etc., etc. The Sixth lost 7 officers killed in action, 18 wounded; of enlisted men 102 were killed in action, 30 died of wounds, 124 of disease, 211 were discharged for disability and 301 were wounded in action which was the largest list of casualties of both officers and men, of any regiment from Iowa. Was mustered out at Louisville, KY July 21, 1865.
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