CHAPTER |
PAGE |
| Title Page |
here |
| Dedication, Acknowledgment, Introduction |
here |
| I — General Remarks |
11 |
| II - Speculation |
15 |
III - Organization
Petition
Remonstrance |
18
26
29 |
| IV - Early Political Methods |
33 |
| V - Miscellaneous Topics |
38 |
VI - In Defense of the Flag
Second
Infantry
Sixth Infantry
Seventh Infantry
Eighth
Infantry
Thirteenth Infantry
Fifteenth Infantry
Seventeenth Infantry
Eighteenth
Infantry
Twenty-second Infantry
Thirty-sixth Infantry
Thirty-seventh Infantry (Graybeard Regiment)
Forty-sixth Infantry
Forty-eighth Infantry
First
Cavalry
Second Cavalry
Third Cavalry
Fourth
Cavalry
Seventh Cavalry
Third Battery
|
43
47
48
52
52
54
54
55
55
56
59
68
69
70
70
72
73
73
73
73 |
6- continued -
The Draft
Military Organizations
List
of Soldiers Residing in Monroe County Who Enlisted
from other Localities. |
74
75
76 |
6- continued
The Soldier Dead in Oak View Cemetery,
Albia, Iowa
(list of all veterans buried in the cemetery,
includes date of death, if known.) |
81 |
| 6 - continued - History of the First Iowa Cavalry |
83 |
6 - continued - History of the Sixth Iowa Infantry -
sketch by H. Hickenlooper, a member of the regiment.
Missionary Ridge |
96
101
|
6 - continued - History of the Thirty-sixth Iowa Infantry
- sketch written by Josiah T. Young, a member of the regiment.
Battle of Helena, July 4, 1863
Capture of Little Rock
Camden Expedition - with description of Camp Ford prison |
102
106
107
110
|
| 6 - continued - History of the Twenty-second Iowa Infantry |
115 |
| 7 - Railroads |
129 |
8 - The Press - Josiah
T. Young |
133
144
|
9 - County Government
Sheriffs
| Probate Judges | Clerks
of the District Court |
Circuit
Judge | County Auditor
| Treasurer | Recorder
|
School
Superintendent | County
Attorney | Coroner
|
Monroe
County in the General Assembly |
Monroe County Agricultural
Society | The Albia
Post-Office |
154 |
| 10 - Banks and Bank Failures |
166 |
| 11 - Judge Lynch and Criminal Matters |
171 |
12 - Miscellaneous Topics
Strikes | "The
Deep Snow" | Nationality
| Methods of Farming
|
183 |
12 - Miscellaneous Topics
Roads and Road-Working | Fashions,
Dress and Love-Making |
The
"Hairy Nation" |
196 |
13 - Early Joys and Sorrows
The Charivari
| An Interesting Find
| Bee-Hunting | The
Log-Cabin |
The
"Hoedown" | Camp-Meetings
and Water-Melons |
Embryo
Villages | The "Water-Witch"
| |
209 |
13 - Early Joys and Sorrows
Schools and School-Teachers
|Soap Creek Jurisprudence|
Some
Pioneer Episodes | Pioneer
Fogyism | |
218 |
| 14 - The County Jail and County Finances |
234 |
15 - The Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Presbyterian Church | Report
of Judicial Committee |
The Associate Presbyterians
("Seceders") | The
Covenanters |
The
United Presbyterians | The
Cumberland Presbyterians |
The Christian Church
| The United Brethren Church
| The Dunkers
|
The
Baptist Church | The
African American Episcopal Church |
Grace Episcopal
Church | The
Roman Catholics |
The
Society of Friends | The
Monroe County Holiness Association | |
237 |
16 - Average Crop Yield of Monroe County for 1895, and
Other Statistical Items.
Bee
Culture | Political
| Manufacturing
| |
280 |
17 - Towns and Villages
Albia
| Avery | Hynes
City | Foster
| Blakesburg | Hilton
|
Melrose
| Stacyville
| Frederic |
Hiteman |
296 |
18 - Some Battles with the "Hairy Nation."
How a Sixth
Cavalry Boy Got His Whisky |
The
Oldest Citizen Born on Iowa Soil |
Yankee Pumpkins as Parlor Sets |
Some Early Milling Exploits
| Old Documents |
|
322 |
| 19 - Educational |
329 |
| 20 - The Mining Industry |
331 |
| 21 - Railway Casualties |
345 |
| 22 - The Independent Club Guards |
348 |
| 23 - Horse-Breeding |
353 |
| 24 - The 1896 Canvass |
355 |
| Thumbnail images page, containing advertisements of
Monroe County businesses, and a map of Monroe County may
be found here. (Full size
images are large.) |
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