Grand Army of the Republic. Dept. of South Dakota.
Union Army Civil War veterans organization.
The national G.A.R. association organized in 1866. South Dakota's G.A.R. first organized as the Dept. of Dakota under the provisional jurisdiction of the State of Iowa in 1883 with 13 existing posts. The first Annual Encampment of the Department of Dakota G.A.R. was held in Sioux Falls in 1884 and the number of posts had increased from 13 to 62.
From the description of Records, 1882-1941. (South Dakota State Archives). WorldCat record id: 40064703
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| creatorOf | Grand Army of the Republic. Dept. of South Dakota. Records, 1882-1941. | South Dakota State Archives |
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| associatedWith | Grand Army of the Republic. | corporateBody |
| associatedWith | Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic. General George A. Custer Circle No. 6 | corporateBody |
| Place Name | Admin Code | Country | |
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| South Dakota | |||
| Alexandria (S.D.) | |||
| Bangor (S.D.) | |||
| Belle Fourche (S.D.) | |||
| Beresford (S.D.) | |||
| Cavour (S.D.) | |||
| Chamberlain (S.D.) | |||
| Dakota Territory | |||
| Dell Rapids (S.D.) | |||
| Esmond (S.D.) | |||
| Fort Randall (S.D.) | |||
| Geddes (S.D.) | |||
| Harrold (S.D.) | |||
| Hot Springs (S.D.) | |||
| Iroquois (S.D.) | |||
| Lennox (S.D.) | |||
| Madison (S.D.) | |||
| Miller (S.D.) | |||
| Oelrichs (S.D.) | |||
| Pierre (S.D.) | |||
| Plankinton (S.D.) | |||
| Salem (S.D.) | |||
| Selby (S.D.) | |||
| Sioux Falls (S.D.) | |||
| Springfield (S.D.) | |||
| Volga (S.D.) | |||
| Watertown (S.D.) | |||
| Wessington Springs (S.D.) | |||
| White Lake (S.D.) | |||
| Yankton (S.D.) | |||
| United States |
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| Genealogy |
| Patriotism |
| Women |
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Corporate Body
Active 1882
Active 1941
