You have really done a fine job of compiling information on the 22nd Iowa. My great-great grandmother's only brother Henry Thorp served as a Private in Company G, and was killed at the third battle of Winchester. I have been told there is a marker in the cemetery in Riverside Iowa, and I noticed your photos of other markers there.

My great-great-great grandfather, Enos Lentz was a member of Co. G of the 22nd Iowa Inf. He was born in Pennsylvania in 1835 and died in Deloit, Iowa Sep.24, 1904 where he is buried. He mustered in 26 Aug 1862 and out in Savannah, 25 July 1865. He had suffered heat stroke shortly before. I have a photograph of him (head shot) in uniform. Would you be interested in a copy of the picture? Glad to share.

t a great web page. My great, great grandfather fought in the IA 19Th Infantry Co. D at Springfield, MO and Vicksburg, MS and I wish there was a web page for them as nice as this one. It was a pleasure for me to hold the original Civil War Battle Flags of this Iowa regiment as they were removed from the State Capitol Bldg. as I served as the Co-Chairman to Save The Civil War Battle Flags of The Great State of Iowa. Families should check with the Iowa Dept. of Veterans Affairs for all their ancestors records of the 76,534 Iowans that served for Iowa in all its regiments and units. Iowa has one of the best kept files on its troops of the Civil War and their burial records if buried in Iowa.

Adam Donaldson was enlisted in the Iowa 22nd Infantry from 1863 to 1865 and he is buried in Arlington National Cemetary. I would like to receive more records on his enlistment...Thanks!!!

Thanks so much for what you've done. My great great grandfather Frank Placek was a private in the 22nd K Co. He was discharged at age 18 in Savanah, GA on July 25, 1865. His discharge papers were signed by 1st Lt Oliver P. Hull. I have his discharge papers. I believe he lived in Jasper County.