Isaac Anderson was 37, and living in Lynnville, Jasper Co., Iowa, when he enlisted as a Private in Co. E, 24th Iowa Infantry on Aug 21, 1862. He was mustered into federal service on Aug 28, 1862. Anderson was later discharged for disability on Dec 29, 1863, at St. Louis.
He applied for his Civil War pension on July 7, 1883. His application is #489,095, and his certificate #714,367. After his death, his wife, Anna, applied for her widow's pension while in Kansas. Her application is #1,025,199, and her certificate #777,503.
He applied for his Civil War pension on July 7, 1883. His application is #489,095, and his certificate #714,367. After his death, his wife, Anna, applied for her widow's pension while in Kansas. Her application is #1,025,199, and her certificate #777,503.
Isaac Anderson was 37, and living in Lynnville, Jasper Co., Iowa, when he enlisted as a Private in Co. E, 24th Iowa Infantry on Aug 21, 1862. He was mustered into federal service on Aug 28, 1862. Anderson was later discharged for disability on Dec 29, 1863, at St. Louis.
He applied for his Civil War pension on July 7, 1883. His application is #489,095, and his certificate #714,367. After his death, his wife, Anna, applied for her widow's pension while in Kansas. Her application is #1,025,199, and her certificate #777,503.
He applied for his Civil War pension on July 7, 1883. His application is #489,095, and his certificate #714,367. After his death, his wife, Anna, applied for her widow's pension while in Kansas. Her application is #1,025,199, and her certificate #777,503.
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