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1861–1865 · ELEVEN NAMED MEN IN THE BIOGRAPHIES
Eleven Liberty Township men stand named in the county histories' biographies, and their regiments are the township's proven draws. The draws the biographies prove are five: the 29th Indiana (Gushwa, Co. B), the 151st (Beebe; Mangus, Co. K), the 138th (Beebe), the 4th Cavalry (Lee, Co. E), and the 21st Battery (Williams). Each man's full course — enlistment, service, wounds, discharge, and the life after — stands in the banked People register, dug there from Chapman and Howard whole; this section does not re-print their biographies, and the register is their home. The machinery that raised them stands in the military file: the township's Civil War enrollment, and Row's September 1864 draft, are both proven from the same biographies. The banked conflict C57, which turns on that draft, stands in the register exactly as printed in the Deep pass and is carried here whole and unopened — neither side of it is re-argued in this section. A township total — how many men Liberty Township sent in all — is not in the reached record; the settlers that would carry it are named's note (Chapman's seventh-chapter page images, the state adjutant-general's rosters, the 1894 veterans-by-township list, and the Notre Dame Archives county reel), and until one is read, no total is printed.