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6th Iowa Cavalry, 1862
Civil War Prisoners, 1861-65
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Civil War Begins
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Civil War Battle in Iowa
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Civil War Battle Re-enacted
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Army Hospital Established in Keokuk
Civil War Women
Iowa's Civil War Heroes
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Grenville Dodge Builds Railroads
Civil War Medal to Iowan 
Medal of Honor Recipient
Medal of Honor Recipient
Time Frame: 1839-1916
Pvt. Edward J. Bebb was a resident of Henry County, Iowa. He enlisted in the U.S. Army as a part of Company D, 4th Iowa Cavalry during the Civil War. On April 16, 1865 the 4th Iowa Cavalry captured a fort, 12 pieces of artillery and eight battle flags from the Confederate soldiers. Pvt. Bebb captured one of the flags when the rebels around it ran away. He, along with a few others in the 4th Cavalry, received the Medal of Honor for his actions.
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