Bill KeyJohn KeyMon Feb 26 22:33:26 2001 The information I have is that John Key, Walker Co., Al. was discharged from military service on Nov. 7, 1865. His headstone says that he served under Captain Buckley, Company K, 3rd Regiment of the U.S. Infantry. I've also have seen 2nd Regiment. I can't figure out what state he fought with. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, BillRe: John Key — Wayne Adams, Tue Feb 27 17:19 John Key — Bill Key, Tue Feb 27 19:00 Re: John Key — Wayne Adams, Tue Feb 27 20:48 Data bases that include Vol. US regimeents? — Hayes Lowe, Fri Mar 2 06:35 Data bases that include Vol. US regimeents? — Hayes Lowe, Thu Mar 1 20:45 Re: Data bases that include Vol. US regimeents? — Wayne Adams, Fri Mar 2 05:44 Geagan brothers. — Hayes Lowe, Fri Mar 2 09:05 Re: Geagan brothers. — Wayne Adams, Fri Mar 2 19:59 Yes, that helps. — Hayes Lowe, Sat Mar 3 07:50 Geoghegan may be the true, Irish spelling. n/t — Hayes Lowe, Fri Mar 2 09:23 galvanized yankees.... — Alan J. Pitts, Tue Feb 27 09:15 If the tombstone is correct... — Hayes Lowe, Tue Feb 27 11:18 unsolved mysteries.... — Alan J. Pitts, Tue Feb 27 21:41 Rock Island is the right place. — Hayes Lowe, Wed Feb 28 09:02 Thanks — Bill Key, Thu Mar 1 12:30 Galvanized Yankees — teco, Thu Mar 1 15:20 book: galvanized yankees — William Alford, Thu Mar 1 17:29 I'm confused..... — Alan J. Pitts, Thu Mar 1 14:33 re. John Key — Bill Key, Thu Mar 1 19:40 Rock Island is the right place — teco, Wed Feb 28 19:38 regular army — Roger Brothers, Tue Feb 27 06:23