Theodore Chapin Munger Web Resources

	Compendium of Web Resources on the Life of Theodore Chapin Munger (1839-1912) Sergeant, Company C, 17th Illinois Infantry Regiment (Volunteer), (1861-64) 52 photographs and documents with accompanying texts illustrating Mr Munger's life, family and residences in Canton and La Harpe, Illinois, and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, including his 1864 Army Discharge and two group photographs of the 17th Regiment's 1911 Reunion, one with a key to the individuals shown. 40 scans, typescripts and covers of Mr Munger's Civil War Correspondence home to Illinois from the Mississippi Valley campaigns and Vicksburg (1861-1863), including a map with links to the letters arranged by location of origin. Roster of Company C, 17th Illinois Infantry, and Adjutant General's Regimental History, hosted by the ILGenWeb Project. Complete typescripts of three contemporary biographical articles: (1) Portrait and Biographical Album of Linn County, Iowa (1887), (2) Biographical Record of Linn County (1901), and (3) History of Linn County (1911). For the insatiably curious, Mr Munger's genealogy through the original progenitor of the name in America, Nicholas Munger (1630-1668) of Guilford, Connecticut, may also be traced.
The materials here presented were collected by Mr Munger's son, Grant Breed Munger, DVM (1885-1978), of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; partially transcribed by his granddaughter, Maurene Munger Kerr (1915-2001), of Arlington, Virginia; and digitized, edited and maintained by his great-grandson, Marshall Munger Kerr (1952- ), Webmaster, opus95.com.

Compendium
of Web Resources on the Life of

Theodore Chapin Munger (1839-1912)

Sergeant, Company C,
17th Illinois Infantry Regiment (Volunteer), (1861-64)

52 photographs and documents with accompanying texts illustrating Mr Munger's life, family and residences in Canton and La Harpe, Illinois, and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, including his 1864 Army Discharge and two group photographs of the 17th Regiment's 1911 Reunion, one with a key to the individuals shown.

40 scans, typescripts and covers of Mr Munger's Civil War Correspondence home to Illinois from the Mississippi Valley campaigns and Vicksburg (1861-1863), including a map with links to the letters arranged by location of origin.

Roster of Company C, 17th Illinois Infantry, and Adjutant General's Regimental History, hosted by the ILGenWeb Project.

Complete typescripts of three contemporary biographical articles:
(1) Portrait and Biographical Album of Linn County, Iowa (1887),
(2) Biographical Record of Linn County (1901), and
(3) History of Linn County (1911).

For the insatiably curious, Mr Munger's genealogy through the original progenitor of the name in America, Nicholas Munger (1630-1668) of Guilford, Connecticut, may also be traced.

The materials here presented were collected by Mr Munger's son, Grant Breed Munger, DVM (1885-1978), of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; partially transcribed by his granddaughter, Maurene Munger Kerr (1915-2001), of Arlington, Virginia; and digitized, edited and maintained by his great-grandson, Marshall Munger Kerr (1952- ), Webmaster, opus95.com.