Grand Army of the Republic Posts - Historical Summary
National GAR Records Program - Historical Summary of Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) Posts by State
SOUTH DAKOTA
Prepared by the National Organization
SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF CONGRESS
No.
Alt.
No.
Post Name
Location
County
Dept.
Post Namesake
Meeting Place(s)
Organized
Last Mentioned Notes
Source(s)
PLEASE NOTE: The GAR Post History section is a work in progress (begun 2013). More data will be added at a future date.
000
(Department)
002
Jos. Mower
004
Kilpatrick
005
N/A
N/A
SD
La Moure
SD
MG Joseph Anthony Mower (18271870), famous Civil War leader.
Huron
Beadle
SD
MG Hugh Judson Kilpatrick (18361881), famous Civil War leader.
George H. Thomas
Redfield
Spink
SD
MG George Henry Thomas (18161870), famous Civil War leader.
006
007
Ransom
Phil Kearney
Mitchell
Yankton
Davison
Yankton
SD
SD
008
Miner
Vermillion
Clay
SD
009
Stephen A. Hurlburt
Elk Point
Union
SD
010
Joe Hooker
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
SD
011
GEN Lyon
Canton
Lincoln
SD
012
Canby
Miller
Hand
SD
013
Sully
Pierre
Hughes
SD
014
Brad Waller
Athol
Spink
SD
015
C. C. Washburn
Egan
Moody
SD
017
J. H. Carleton
Parker
Turner
SD
018
Schaffer
Montrose
McCook
SD
019
Robert Anderson
Aberdeen
Brown
SD
020
021
Dahlgren
COL Ellsworth
Dell Rapids
Lennox
Minnehaha
Lincoln
SD
SD
022
GEN James Shields
Madison
Lake
SD
023
George H. Stevens
Howard
Miner
SD
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27 February 1883
MG Philip Kearny, Jr. (18151862), KIA at Chantilly, VA, on 1
Sept. 1862. Famous Civil War
leader.
MG Stephen Augustus Hurlbut
(1815-1882), one of the founding
fathers of the GAR.
MG Joseph Hooker (1814-1879),
famous Civil War leader.
BG Nathaniel Lyon (1818-1861),
KIA at Wilson's Creek, MO, 10
August 1861.
MG Edward Richard Sprigg
Canby (1817-1873), famous Civil
War leader, KIA in the Modoc
Indian Wars, CA, 11 April 1873.
Department of Dakota organized 27 February 1883. Name
changed to Department of South Dakota on 11 April 1890, after
North Dakota formed its own Department.
Carnahan, 1893
Chart'd 25 Mar.
1882
Originally chartered by the Department of Iowa.
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Must'd April 1882
Originally chartered by the Department of Iowa.
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Chart'd 9 May
1882
Originally chartered by the Department of Iowa.
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Must'd 6 May
1882
Must'd 12 May
1882
Originally chartered by the Department of Iowa.
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Chart'd 2 May
1882
15 May 1882
Originally chartered by the Department of Iowa.
Originally chartered by the Department of Iowa.
Originally chartered by the Department of Iowa.
Chart'd 23 Dec.
1882
Chart'd 19 June
1888
Org. 15 Feb.
1883
Must'd 13 Mar.
1883
Chart'd 12 Jan.
1884, Must'd 12
Jan. 1893
COL Elmer Ephraim Ellsworth
(1837-1861), colonel in the New
York Fire Zouaves (11th N.Y. Inf.),
who was the first Union casualty
of the Civil War, killed by a proConfederacy innkeeper in
Alexandria, VA, on 24 May 1861.
Civil War hero and martyr.
South Dakota
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Nat'l Encampment
Proceedings, 1898
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Dis. December
1893
Sur. 1889
Chart'd 10 June
1883
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Chart'd 25 Sept.
1883
Org. 25 May 1883
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Original charter was destroyed by fire, and a new one was issued
on 14 December 1883.
Page 1 of 5
Grand Army of the Republic Posts - Historical Summary
No.
Alt.
No.
Post Name
Location
County
Dept.
Post Namesake
024
Burnside
Cavour
Beadle
SD
MG Ambrose Everett Burnside
(1824-1881), famous Civil War
leader.
025
026
McArthur
GEN John Sedgwick
Woonsocket
Salem
Sanborn
McCook
SD
SD
027
John A. Rawlins
Plankinton
Aurora
SD
028
029
Harney
E. O. C. Ord
Rapid City
Wessington Springs
Pennington
Jerauld
SD
SD
030
John A. Dix
Highmore
Hyde
SD
031
Edward S. McCook
Hurley
Turner
SD
032
033
Meade
T. O. Howe
Gettysburg
Hitchcock / Altoona
Potter
Beadle
SD
SD
034
035
McKenzie
Reno
Chamberlain
Kimball
Brule
Brule
SD
SD
036
046
MG John Sedgwick (1813-1864),
famous Civil War leader, KIA
Spotsylvania Co., VA, 9 May
1864.
BG John Aaron Rawlins (18311869), famous Civil War leader.
Meeting Place(s)
Organized
Chart'd 15 Sept.
1883
MG Edward Otho Cresap Ord
(1818-1883), famous Civil War
leader.
COL Edwin Stanton McCook
(1837-1873), 31st IL Inf. Famous
Civil War leader and post-war
politician. One of the "fighting
McCooks."
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Must'd 4 Sept.
1883
Chart'd 5 Sept.
1883
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Must'd 25 July
1883
Dis. 1918
Chart'd 15 Oct.
1883
c.1883
Centerville
Turner
SD
Alexandria
Springfield
Hanson
Bon Homme
SD
SD
039
Baker
Lake Preston
Kingsbury
SD
040
GEN Haskins
Gary
Deuel
SD
041
Edward Welch
White
Brookings
SD
042
043
GEN A. A. Humphrey
GEN Sheridan
Milbank
Grant
Geddes / Bloomington Charles Mix
SD
SD
043
Gordon Granger
Alexandria
Hanson
SD
Ralph Ely
Columbia
Brown
SD
15 Mar. 1884
Frank P. Blair
Waterbury
Jerauld
SD
Org. 28 Feb.
1884
046
Anson S. McCook
Centerville
Turner
SD
c.1883
047
Jack G. Sturgis
Fort Meade
Meade
SD
048
Abe Lincoln
Sturgis
Bon Homme
SD
048
GEN Winfield Scott
Ipswich
Edmunds
SD
049
Joseph A. Mower
Mellette
Spink
SD
050
051
GEN Wadsworth
O. P. Morton
Flandreau
Armour
Moody
Douglas
SD
SD
052
Farragut
Spearfish
Lawrence
SD
053
COL Ellis
St. Lawrence
Hand
SD
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Sur. 1910
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
GEN Harrison
GEN Steedman
036
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Must'd 25 Aug.
1883
Anson S. McCook
046
Source(s)
IOOF Hall (1885)
036
038
045
Last Mentioned Notes
20 Jan. 1883
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Department records state that the number 46 was given to this
Post after Frank P. Blair Post, No. 46, disbanded in 1887.
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
MG James Blair Steedman 18171883), famous Civil War leader.
MG Philip Henry Sheridan (18311888), famous Civil War leader.
Chart'd 10 Nov.
1883
Must'd 10 Nov.
1883
Must'd 12 Nov.
1883
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Sus. 4 June
1901
Sur. 19 Mar.
1898
Org. 1883
Dis. 1915
The Post originally organized at Geddes. When the railroad was
extended to Bloomington in 1888, the Post moved its
headquarters to that town.
Dis. 1887
Also listed as Frank T. Blair Post. When the Post disbanded in
1887, the members transferred to Anson S. McCook Post, No. 46,
in Centerville.
Took the number 46 circa 1889. See also Anson S. McCook Post,
No. 36, and Frank P. Blair Post, No. 46.
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
MG Gordon Granger (1822-1876),
famous Civil War leader.
Must'd 21 Feb.
1884
Org. 20 Oct. 1884
Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865),
16th President of the United
States.
MG Winfield Scott (1786-1866),
famous Mexican War leader, and
early leader in the Civil War.
MG Joseph Anthony Mower (18271870), famous Civil War leader.
Org. 1884
Oliver Hazard Perry Throck
Morton (1823-1877), Governor of
Indiana during the Civil War.
ADM David Glasgow Farragut
(1801-1870), famous Civil War
leader and former Commandant
of Mare Island Naval Shipyard.
South Dakota
Existed one year.
Existed for three years.
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Must'd 15 Mar.
1884
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Must'd 7 Mar.
1884
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
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Grand Army of the Republic Posts - Historical Summary
No.
Alt.
No.
Post Name
Location
County
Dept.
054
Thomas Elsom
Northville
Spink
SD
055
Hancock
Oakwood
Brookings
SD
058
Dumont
Blunt
Highmore
SD
059
Freeman Thayer
Watertown
Codington
SD
060
Marion Walker
Willow Lakes
Clark
SD
061
Sol. Meredith
Frankfort
Spink
SD
062
GEN Upton
Ashton
Spink
SD
063
Ricketts
Ethan / Rome
Davison
SD
064
Keogh
Deadwood
Lawrence
SD
067
COL Kirk
Andover
Day
SD
068
Devine
Arlington
GEN G. M. Dodge
GEN Crocker
Beresford
Webster
Brookings /
Kingsbury
Union
Day
SD
069
070
071
Parkhurst
Oelrichs
Fall River
SD
072
Phil. H. Sheridan
Faulkton
Faulk
SD
074
Robert L. McCook
Brookings
Brookings
SD
075
COL Frank Haskell
Artesian City
Sanborn
SD
076
COL Hughes
White Lake
Aurora
SD
077
Atlanta
Olivet
Hutchinson
SD
077
Heintzleman
Scotland
Bon Homme
SD
078
GEN Sherman
Clear Lake
Deuel
SD
078
Grierson
Tyndall
Bon Homme
SD
081
Edwin M. Stanton
Lead
Lawrence
SD
082
Harvey
DeSmet
Kingsbury
SD
085
W. H. L. Wallace
Alpena
Jerauld
SD
088
Morgan L. Smith
Harrold
Hughes
SD
089
Iroquois
Iroquois
Kingsbury
SD
090
William McCain
Wolsey
Beadle
SD
091
GEN McDowell
Fort Randall
Gregory
SD
093
094
COL Grambee
GEN Steele
Bijou Hills
Custer
Brule
Custer
SD
SD
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Post Namesake
Meeting Place(s)
Organized
Chart'd 29 Mar.
1884
Must'd 13 Mar.
1884
Must'd 27 Mar.
1884
Must'd 16 April
1884
Must'd 13 Oct.
1888
Must'd 18 April
1884
BG Soloman "Sol" Meredith (18101875), famous Civil War leader.
Must'd 19 Apr.
1884
Must'd 24 June
1884
Must'd 30 May
1884
Must'd 12 July
1884
SD
SD
Must'd 11 June
1884
Must'd 8 Mar.
1887
Must'd 15 July
1884
MG Philip Henry Sheridan (18311888), famous Civil War leader.
BG Robert Latimer McCook (18271862), died of wounds at
Huntsville, AL, on 6 August 1862.
Famous Civil War leader. One of
the "fighting McCooks."
Must'd 4 Sept.
1885
Chart'd 19 Apr.
1884
Org. 24 April
1889
Must'd 3 Oct.
1884
MG Samuel Peter Heintzelman
(1805-1880), famous Civil War
leader.
MG William Tecumseh Sherman
(1820-1891), famous Civil War
leader.
Last Mentioned Notes
Sur. 15 May
1890
Sus. 4 June
1901
Reportedly took the number 60 from a defunct Post that had
existed in Doland.
Must'd 4 Oct.
1884
Org. 15 Oct. 1884
Sur. 1900
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Sur. 3 May
1893
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Sur. 18 Oct.
1909
Dis. 1887
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Dis. 1920
The last meeting was held on 26 Feb. 1920.
Must'd 25 Oct.
1884
Org. 30 Apr. 1885
BG William Hervey Lamme
Wallace (1821-1862), mortally
wounded at Shiloh, died 19 Apr.
1862.
Must'd 24 Mar.
1885
Must'd 10 May
1885
Chart'd 20 May
1885
Must'd 25 June
1885
Named for the community in
which the Post was based.
MG Frederick Steele (1819-1868),
Civil War leader, died in California
January 1868.
7 Dec. 1885
South Dakota
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Sur. 11 Aug.
1902
Must'd 19 Dec.
1886
Edwin McMasters Stanton (18141869), Secretary of War under
President Lincoln.
Source(s)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Sur. 1894
c.1901
Sur. 1887
Sur. 15 Dec.
1892
The last meeting was reportedly held on 27 April 1901.
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Page 3 of 5
Grand Army of the Republic Posts - Historical Summary
No.
Alt.
No.
Post Name
Location
County
Dept.
Post Namesake
095
U. S. Grant
Onida
Sully
SD
Gen. Ulysses Simpson Grant
1822-1885), famous Civil War
leader, later US President.
096
098
GEN Weitzel
GEN Sherman / Clear Lake
Clark
Clear Lake
Clark
Deuel
SD
SD
099
COL George
Estelline
Hamlin
SD
101
Greathouse
Castalia
Charles Mix
SD
103
Thomas J. Levette
Groton
Brown
SD
104
William F. Dawes
Warner
Brown
SD
105
GEN W. S. Hancock
Elkton
Brookings
SD
106
Abraham Lincoln
Mount Vernon
Davison
SD
107
GEN J. A. Kellogg
Wentworth
Lake
SD
108
Fort Donelson
Eden / Hudson
Lincoln
SD
109
COL Jones
Bonilla
Beadle
SD
110
GEN S. R. Curtis
Bridgewater
McCook
SD
112
GEN Rowley
Frederick
Brown
SD
114
George Washington
Valley Springs
Minnehaha
SD
115
John B. Wyman
Wessington
Beadle
SD
116
COL David T. Jenkins
Ree Heights
Hand
SD
117
119
George J. Stannard
E. H. Kennedy
Loyalton
Volga
Edmunds
Brookings
SD
SD
121
GEN Hendrick
Britton
Marshall
SD
123
Thomas S. Free
Canistota
McCook
SD
126
Wm. L. Utley
Parkston
Hutchinson
SD
127
Silas A. Strickland
Hot Springs
Fall River
SD
128
Samuel T. Allen / R. B. Hayes Buffalo Gap
Custer
SD
129
132
Mansfield
Gettysburg
Hermosa
Roscoe
Custer
Edmunds
SD
SD
134
W. H. Fisher
Rockham
Faulk
SD
137
MAJ J. B. Wiley
Henry
Codington
SD
138
GEN D. H. Strother
Hecla
Brown
SD
139
Resacca
Claremont / Langford
Brown
SD
140
COL Hawkins
Bristol
Day
SD
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Meeting Place(s)
Organized
Last Mentioned Notes
Chart'd 14 Nov.
1887
Source(s)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
MG William Tecumseh Sherman
(1820-1891), famous Civil War
leader.
Must'd 24 Dec.
1885
25 Dec. 1885
Chart'd 10 Mar.
1886
Must'd 28 Jan.
1886
Must'd 10 Feb.
1886
BG Winfield Scott Hancock (18241886), famous Civil War and
Mexican War leader.
Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865),
16th President of the United
States.
Brevet Brigadier General John
Azor Kellogg (1828-1883), Major,
6th Wisconsin Infantry.
Fort Donelson, TN, site of major
Civil War battle in Feb. 1862.
Chart'd 3 Mar.
1886
Org. 10 Mar.
1886; Re-org. 10
Nov. 1899
Must'd 17 Mar.
1886
Chart'd 7 Mar.
1886
Chart'd 4 Feb.
1889
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Sus. 1908
Sur. 1894
Sus. 1901
Sur. 3 Mar.
1894
Original charter was destroyed by fire. A replacement was issued
on 6 July 1892.
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Originally organized at Eden. It lasted only two years. It
reorganized in 1899 in Hudson with the same namesake and
number.
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Sus. 4 June
1901
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
George Washington (1731-1799),
1st President of the United States.
Must'd 3 April
1886; Re-org. 27
Sept. 1889
Chart'd 26 June
1886
Chart'd 26 Aug.
1886
Chart'd 4 Feb.
1886
12 Mar. 1887;
Chart'd 16 Mar.
1887
Must'd 9 June
1887; Chart'd 14
June 1887
Chart'd 1 July
1887
Chart'd 1 July
1887
BG Rutherford Birchard Hayes
(1822-1893), famous Civil War
leader, 19th President of the
United States.
Gettysburg, PA, site of major Civil
War battle, 1863.
Chart'd 29 July
1887
Chart'd 14 Mar.
1888
Chart'd 7 April
1888
Chart'd 5 June
1888
Chart'd 5 June
1888
Chart'd 18 June
1888; re-chart'd
26 Aug. 1891
South Dakota
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Sus. 4 June
1901
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Sus. 4 June
1901
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Sur. 30 May
1901
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Orginally called Samuel T. Allen Post, it changed its name in 1897 Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
to R. B. Hayes Post.
History)
Sur. 1902
Dis. 15 Oct.
1890
Sus. 1901
Sur. 1 Jan.
1901
Dis. C1890; Dis. The Post was rechartered as Harvey Post in 1891.
30 June 1899
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
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Grand Army of the Republic Posts - Historical Summary
No.
Alt.
No.
Post Name
Location
County
Dept.
141
D. M. Evans
Raymond
Clark
SD
143
Calvin Duke
Sturgis
Bon Homme
SD
146
Luther C. Ladd
LaGrace / Mound City Campbell
SD
147
Simon Camron
Leola
McPherson
SD
148
GEN Mansfield / William
Stanley
Hermosa
Custer
SD
150
John Mangen
Bangor (Sleby)
Walworth
SD
152
GEN Brooks
Wilmot
Roberts
SD
153
GEN Crook
Whitewood
Lawrence
SD
154
GEN John A. Logan
Alcester
Union
SD
155
GEN Warren Shedd
Hill City
Pennington
SD
156
Custer
Carthage
Miner
SD
157
Merritt
Wakonda
Clay
SD
158
McPherson
Esmond
Kingsbury
SD
159
William M. Rogers
Doland (LaDelle)
Spink
SD
160
A. J. Hamilton
Belle Fourche
Butte
SD
161
GEN John Gibbon
Sisseton
Roberts
SD
162
McLean
Letcher
Sanborn
SD
163
McPherson
Fairfax
Gregory
SD
Org. 29 Aug.
1895
Chart'd 9 July
1896
Chart'd 14 Apr.
1896
Must'd 7 May
1898
Chart'd 1908
164
COL Campbell
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
SD
Chart'd 1909
Org. = Organized
Chart'd = Chartered
List of Abbreviations:
For sources of Post names, refer to the SUVCW GAR Records Catalog
Edited by Dean Enderlin, SUVCW National GAR Records Officer, 30 June 2013
SUVCW - GAR Records Program (www.garrecords.org)
Post Namesake
Meeting Place(s)
Organized
Chart'd 10 Aug.
1888
Chart'd 30 July
1888
Chart'd 4 June
1889
Chart'd July 1889
MG George R. Crook (18281890), famous Civil War and
Indian Wars leader.
MG John Alexander Logan (18261886), famous Civil War leader.
MG George Armstrong Custer
(1839-1876). KIA at Little
Bighorn, MT, on 25 June 1876.
Famous Civil War (and Indian
Wars) leader.
Last updated:
Sus. 1901
Sur. 20 May
1902
Originally called GEN Mansfield Post, No. 148. It was short lived.
The Post was rechartered in 1889 as William Stanley Post, No.
148.
Source(s)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Must'd 16 Aug.
1890; Chart'd 9
Oct. 1890
Chart'd 20 May
1891
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Must'd 29 May
1891
Must'd 28 Jan.
1892
Must'd 18 June
1892
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Chart'd 21 July
1892
19 Jan. 1894
Dis. = Disbanded
Sus. 1901
Org. 1 July 1887;
Re-chart'd 4 Sept.
1889
Chart'd 1889
PVT John Mangan, Co. H, 1st US
Artillery, reportedly one of the
men serving at Fort Sumter when
it was bombarded in April 1861.
Must'd = Mustered In
Last Mentioned Notes
Sur. = Surrendered Charter
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Sur. 31 Mar.
1903
Dis. 1912
Sur. 30 June
1915
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Alice B. Muller, 1932 (SD GAR
History)
Sus .= Suspended
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