Simons, Lybert
Schippers, Nicholas
Steadman, Benjamin T.
Steadman, Robert H.
Tilma, Myndert
Thomas, Wm. H.
Towne, George N.
Templeton, Amaziah
Thomas, Theodore
Tailor, Jacob
Tol, Dirk
Ulsch, Henry J.
Ulsch, Daniel G.
Vannes, Daniel
Vinyard, Lamrick
Vinyard, Thomas
Vogelaar, Leendert
Vos, John Adz.
Verwers, Jan
Voorhees, Wm.
Vinyard, Oliver
Voorhees, Sanford
Vos, Joseph
Versteeg, Gysbert
Verhoef, Leendert
Vermeulen, John
Vermeulen, James Adz.
Veenschoten, Evert
Ward, Benjamin F.
White, Thomas
Whaley, Wilson
Whaley, Warren
Woods, John H.
Whipple, L. P.
Wren, Edmand
Watkins, Joseph
Walraven, Maarten
Woods, Enos M.
Wijkhoff, John W.
Wallace, Thomas
Weaver, Solomon
Wizer, Daniel
Williamson, Thomas
Wheeler, Herman
Waa, van der H. J.
Wolver, Cornelis
Yearns, Mordecai
Zeeuw, de Cornelis

NAMES OF OUR CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS KILLED OR FATALLY WOUNDED

Blokland, van Teunis
Carter, L.
Carson, George
Cox, Joshua
Dungan, Joseph W.
Earp, William
Henry, John
Hobbs, Albert
Koolbeek, Jacob J.
Kolk, van der Wiggert
Kolenbrander, Herman
Miller, Jacob
Nieremeyer, Jan Sr..
Ritner, Isaac W.
Boorda, Henry
Smiley, S. M.
Schippers, Nicholas
Towne, George W.
Vogelaar, Jacob
Wizer, Daniel

While there were many who died from sickness and disease contracted
through exposure, confinement in prisons and campaigning in swamps,
there were several others who literally died from homesickness. These
were" Cornelius Klyn, Isaac van der Meer, Charles Roberts and Cornelius
De Zeeuw.

In reference to the death of De Zeeuw and Vogelaar, the Weekblad of June
9, 1863, has the following"

"Two more sacrifices! Hardly had the sad news been received that our
fellow townsman, Jacob Vogelaar, volunteer in the 17th Iowa Regiment,
had been killed in the battle at Jackson, Miss., when the community was
again shocked to learn that the body of our young friend, Cornelius De
Zeeuw, had arrived at the home of his parents. The blow to the family
was increased because of the fact that they had received a letter the
evening before in which there was nothing to prepare them for the sad
event. The deceased, who was deservedly popular with the entire
community, died in the hospital at Keokuk. The sorrow and sympathy