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December 1, 1861

The [cavalry] company had one hundred and sixty men and asked for orders; Missouri's loyal citizens had furnished 22,130 men by this date.

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RegionDecember 1861Month

A second Company K joined the [Second] Regiment; Company E, Third Wisconsin Cavalry, went into camp at Spring Brook; the formation of the Scandinavian regiment commenced at Camp Randall.

RegionDecember 28, 1861

Seven companies had been assigned to the Eighteenth Wisconsin Volunteers.

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Nation & worldDecember 1, 1861

The [cavalry] company had one hundred and sixty men and asked for orders; Missouri's loyal citizens had furnished 22,130 men by this date.

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When the President called for 75,000 volunteers, the Governors of Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas and Missouri, at the West, refused to furnish their quota, and Virginia and North Carolina at the East, though requisition was made upon them all. Yet the patriotic citizens of Missouri soon raised a volunteer force of 11,445 officers and men — ^twelve organized regiments— and on December 1st, 1861, they had furnished 22,130. But the government of the State, and that of St.

Love, William DeLoss. Wisconsin in the War of the Rebellion: A History of All Regiments and Batteries the State Has Sent to the Field. Chicago: Church and Goodman, 1866. Cornell University Library copy, Internet Archive, archive.org/details/cu31924095623637.PDF p. 486 / book p. 438

1861 / December 1

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December 1, 1861

The [cavalry] company had one hundred and sixty men and asked for orders; Missouri's loyal citizens had furnished 22,130 men by this date.

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The evidence

Nation & worldDecember 1, 1861

The [cavalry] company had one hundred and sixty men and asked for orders; Missouri's loyal citizens had furnished 22,130 men by this date.

A 1 independent source

1AQuotation found on a page of our own sources

When the President called for 75,000 volunteers, the Governors of Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas and Missouri, at the West, refused to furnish their quota, and Virginia and North Carolina at the East, though requisition was made upon them all. Yet the patriotic citizens of Missouri soon raised a volunteer force of 11,445 officers and men — ^twelve organized regiments— and on December 1st, 1861, they had furnished 22,130. But the government of the State, and that of St.