Civ;
iND Spanish War Veterans
Kimball county's settlement started much too late to have any participation as a community in the Civil War, and was too sparsely settled to support a separate company in the Spanish War, but taking the roster of Civil and Spanish War veterans living in Kimball county in 1915. shows the presence of a proportionate number.
HISTORY OF WESTERN NEBRASKA
KIMBALL COUNTY-- CIVIL WAR YETERAXI
Name Residence
Amos, A. H Kimball
Beard. G. W Kimball
Fleming, G. M Kimball
Grubb, D. A Kimball
1 lowland, W. A Kimball
Johnson, M. F Bushnell
Leaning, I. W Kimball
Mooney, J. A Pine Bluffs, W\
Proutv, Capt. H. H Kimball
Rogers. G.W Bushnell
Wirack, II Kimball
Warner, B. F Kimball
Widdoes Kimball
Battery. Yessel
Company
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111.
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Mo.
KIMBALL COUNTY-- SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR; 9
Name Residence
Farnsworth, J. B Kimball
Farrell, T Potter
Gcding, E. E Dix
Harr, F. L Pine Bluffs, Wyo.
Hull, A. T Kimball
Overton. C. A Bushnell
Seyfer. O. W Kimball
Sandridge Kimball
Willis. C. E Kimball
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Company
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Regiment
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Pickett Post No. 221. G. A. R.. was organized very early. Some of the commanders were : C. Schooly as early as 1886, and in the early nineties were B. Deason, I, N. Broyles, H. H. Prouty. Early adjutants were: N. O. Calkins, Jas. Newelt, G. W. Beard.