Carper, Leo.
Leo Carper of Burlington, Iowa served during the Civil War as an Assistant Adjutant General, probably with the Military Division of the Mississippi. The Division was organized on October 16, 1863 to consist of the Departments of the Ohio, the Tennessee, and the Cumberland. Carper appears to have been stationed in Tennessee.
From the description of Leo Carper diaries and papers, 1864 May 31-1865 April 1. (Iowa Sate Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 173821753
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| creatorOf | Carper, Leo. Leo Carper diaries and papers, 1864 May 31-1865 April 1. | Iowa State Historical Society |
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| associatedWith | Perkins, C. E. (Charles Elliott), 1840-1907. | person |
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