Shawnee County Military
Shawnee County Men in the Spanish-American War
21st KANSAS REGIMENT
Company A � Dolie M. Metcalf
Company C � Harry C. Davis, James
G. Dick, Edward A. Evans, Albert Goode, Frederick Lane, Weaker M. Spear,
Henry Supple, M. I. Wagner and Edward Wilkinson
Company D � Clarence Bush, Charles Boyles and W. B. Heinecke
Company F � Frank P. Babbett and John E. McBrian
Company G � Elmer Bratton, Thomas Clark,
W. W. Gaines, Isett D. Myers, R. S. Montgomery, Albert Morrison, W. F.
McLaughlin, Louis J. Reed and Henry Schaefer
Company I � George E.
Boardman
Company K � Clinton A. McFadden
Company L � Isaac R. Curtis, John F. Doane, Joseph W. Godfrey, John W. Jenkins, William Nash,
Henry Pyetzki and Bert Powers.
History--The 21st Regiment was mustered into service May 12, 1898, and on
May 17th started for Lyle, Georgia, where it went into training at Camp
George H. Thomas, remaining there until August 25th, when it was transferred to Camp Hamilton, Kentucky. It remained there until September
25th, and was then ordered to Fort Leavenworth. The regiment was furloughed for 60 days, and mustered out Dec. 10, 1898, its services being no
longer required. While in camp at Lysle, Georgia, the regiment lost 20 men
by death from typhoid fever.
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