Roll of Honor of Ohio’s Rank and File from Clarke County in the War of the Rebellion – From “The Military History of Ohio”, 1886.

A Abbott, Geo. W. e. at Cincinnati, Sept. 12, 1864, co. G, 181st O. V. I.; shell wound in knee at Block- house battle, Dec. 7, 1864; in hosp. with wound at Murfreesboro, Nashville and Camp Dennison; dis. at Camp Dennison, June 9, 1865; also in 4-month service, e. at Cincinnati, May 2, 1864, co. B, 139th O. V. I.; musician; dis. at Camp Chase, Aug. 26, 1864; mem. Mitchell Post. Ackerson, Edward H, e. May, 1862, co. B, 86th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1862. Ackerson, T. C. artificer, wagon master and q. m. sergt. 16th O. Indp. Bat. Adams, John, e. Sept. 1861, co. A, 35th O. V. I.; corp. pro. sergt.-major, 2d lieut. and 1st lieut ; wounded and cap. at Chickamauga; paroled. Akers, Thos. served in co. F, 16th O. V. I. and 1st Wis. Indp. Bat. 1861-5. Akin, J. T. e. May 7, 1864, co. F, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864; sergt. Albin, Wm. e. at Andersontown, Ind. Sept. 21, 1861, co. D, 34th Ind. V. I.; corp. acting orderly; det, carpenter; took part in 18 battles; dis, at New Iberia, La. May 2, 1864. Alexander, J. P. sergt. co. K, 31st O. V. I. ; wounded at Chickamauga in thigh. Alexander, Wm. 3 years sergt. co. B. 2d Mo. V. C.; wounded at Winchester, June 15, 1863; died in Highland co. O. Dec, 22, 1876. Alexander, Wm, B. e. June, 1861, co. B, 12th O. V. I.; cap. at Cloyd Mt. Va. held at Andersonville, Millen and Savannah; dis. with 23d O. V. V. I. Allen, Jas. e. May, 1864, corp. co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Allison, Benj. F. co. A, 113th O. V. I.; dis. at Camp Dennison hosp. Aug. ‘63. Alt, Adam, e. Aug 1862, co. F, 44th O. V. I.; killed by shell in 1863. Alt, Daniel D. e. at Springfield, Sept. 20, 1861, co. F, 44th O. V. I.; corp. pro. ord. sergt.; vet. at Strawberry Plains, E. Tenn. Jan. 1, 1864, in co. F, 8th O. V. C.; m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865. Alt, Jas. e. Aug. 2, 1861, co. F, 44th O. V. I.; died at Lewisburg, W. Va. Ambrose, J R. e. at Springfield, April 17, 1861, co. F, 2d O. V. I.; dis. July, 1861; corn. 1st lieut. Aug. 1861, co. A, 2cl O. V. I.; pro. Capt. Oct. 8, 1862; dis. at Columbus, Oct. 10, 1804; mem, Mitchell Post, G. A. R Amos, J. R. 2 years in co. K, 5th U. S. C. T.; wounded at Deep Bottom, Va. Anderson, Harmon, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; cap. at Winchester; held at Ander¬sonville. Anderson, Oliver H. e. May 2, 1864, co. D, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Anderson, Samuel, 4-month service 152d O. V. I.; died at home, in 1867. Andrews, Wm. H. co. H, 81st O. V. I.; died at Pittsburg Landing, May 5, ‘62. Angleberger, David, e. at New Carlisle, Sept. 1862, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; dis. for disab; died at Dayton, O. in 1884, Angleberger, L. H. e. Aug. 1861, 16th O. Indp. Bat. ; pro. corp. ; dis. at Columbus, Aug. 2, 1865. Angleberger, J. P. e. at New Carlisle, Dec. 16, 1861, co. I, 71st O. V. I.; cap. at Clarksville, Tenn. Aug. 17, 1862; paroled next day; exchanged in Dec. 1862; 2 months home on sick furlough, and sick at Nashville; dis. at Huntsville, Ala. Feb. 10, 1865; application for pension not yet properly considered. Angleberger, Thos. served in 1st Md. V. C.; died at Dayton, O. Arbenz, Solomon, co. C, 110th O.V. I.; wounded and cap. at Winchester. Arbogast, Isaac, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; killed by boiler explosion, Jan. 1881, Arbogast, J. H. 2d lieut. co. B, 196th O. V. I.; pro. 1st lieut. co. D. Arbogast, W. H. served in co. E, 16th O. V. I. and co. A, 94th O. V. I. Arnett, Geo. 4 years corp. co. K, 31st O. V. I.; wounded at Missionary Ridge. Arnett, John, corp. and artificer 16th O. Indp. Bat. ; 3 months in 3d O. V. I. Arnold, Andrew, 4 years in 8th O. Indp. Bat.; wounded at Vicksburg. Asbury, Jonathan, co. K, 89th O. V. I.; dis. at Gallatin, Dec. 1863- disab. Atwell, John C. e. in Pike co. June 3, 1863, co. D, 5th U. S. C. T.; color corp. pro. 5th sergt.; in hose, at Norfolk, Va. overmarching and drinking bad water; wounded through left shoulder at Washington, N. C.; dis. at Columbus, Oct. 13, 1865. Ayers, Samuel, 1st sergt. co. C, 60th O. V. I. ; 1st lieut. co. C, 168th O. V. I.; also served in 32d O. V. V. I.; Capt, at Sherman's hd.-qtrs.; die. July, 1865.

B Badgley, Perry, e. Sept. 16, 1861, co, B, 4th O. V. C. ; injured on R. R. at Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb. 1862; in hosp. at Huntsville, Ala.; dis. for disab. April 17, 1863; mem. McMillen Post, G. A. R. Baer, David, co. G, 25th O. V. V. I.; e. Oct. 1864; dis. with regt. Baggs, Alexander, 4 years co. H, 44th O.V.I. and 8th O.V.C.; died Jan.28,'77. Bailey, John, e. July 15, 1864, co. B, 117th U. S. C. T.; dis. Sept. 1867. Bailey. Thos. N. e. 1862, co. F, 116th Ill. V. I.; dis. March, 1863. Baker, Daniel, e. May 2, 1864, co. F, 153d 0. V. I.; corp.; dis. Sept. 1864. Baker, David McD. e. Sept. 1864, co. A, 180th O. V. I.; dis. June 16, 1865. Baker, Enoch, e. Oct. 31, 1861, co. C, 11th O. V. C.; dis. for disab. Baker, Henry H, served 20 months 16th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. for disab. Baker, J. N. e. May, 1864, co. F, 153d O. V. I.; dis, Sept. 1864. Baker, Peter, e. Oct. 10, 1861, co. B, 66th O. V I.; pro. sergt. ; cap. at Port Republic; 95 days at Lynchburg and Belle Isle; vet. and dis. with regt. Baker, Rudolph, e. at Springfield, Aug. 6, 1862, co. A, 94th O. V. I. ; before Atlanta, advanced under orders to within 100 yards of enemy's lines and cut down tree to give one of our batteries a free course; wounded in left elbow at Resaca, Ga. May 14, 1864; m. o. near Washington, D. C, June 5, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Baker, Samuel M. e. in Clarke co. Sept. 19, 1861, co. I, 44th O. V. I.; pro. corp. in Ky. Sept. 1862; vet. Jan. 5, 1864, in co. I, 8th O. V. C. at Strawberry Plains, Tenn.; pro. co. comy. sergt.; det. asst. post comy. sergt. at Harpers Ferry; in hosp. at Clarksburg, W. Va. about 3 weeks, lung fever; m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va., July 31, 1865. Baker, Wm. e. Aug. 1862, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; died in Andersonville. Bakhaus, Adolph, served 3 months Eggleston's guards; 2 years 106th O. V. I. Bakhaus, Wm. e. Aug. 1861, co. C, 47th O.V. I.; pro. sergt.; dis. Aug. 1864 Baldwin, Frank, corp. co. G, 66th O. V. I.; pro. sergt. then lieut. ; wounded at Peachtree Creek and at Kenesaw Mt.: vet. and dis. with regt. Baldwin, Wm. 3-month service co. K, 2d O. V. I.; e Dec. 1861, 26th O. V. I.; lieut. q. m. and A. D. C.; wounded at Missionary Ridge and Kenesaw Mt. Ballard, Monroe, e. April, 1862, co. E, 115th U. S. C. T.; dis. Dec. 1865. Ballinger, Wm. e. Aug. 1862, co. C, 45th O. V. I.; dis. June 12, 1865. Baney, Christian, 4 years in 16th O. Indp. Bat. ; died at Enon, 1874. Baney, Wm. e. at Springfield, July, 1862, co. A, 52d O. V. I.; in hosp. at Nashville and Camp Dennison, 1863, chronic diarrhea; m. o. at Washington, D. C. June 3, 1865; mem. Post No. 55, Dept. of Ind. at Richmond, Ind. Bare, Wm. H. served in co. E, 184th O. V. I.; died Nov. 27, 1884. Barr, Brazilus, e. at Springfield, Ill. about Dec. 3, 1863, bat. F, 2d Ill. L. A.; a few weeks in hosp. at Clarksville, Tenn. chronic granulation of eyelids; in Peachtree Creek battle narrowly escaped cap. ; was talking with McPherson just before the latter was killed; dis. at Springfield, Ill. July 27, 1865; mem. Powell Post, G. A. R.; past S. V. C. Barr, Jas. A. lieut. then capt. 26th O. V. I.; died at Springfield, Dec. 16, 1881. Barr, J. M. corp. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; 35 days in Libby and Belle Isle. Barr, Samuel A. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; killed at Monocacy Junction, Md. Barrett, Washington, served last year of war in co. F, 124th U. S. C. T. Barringer, Benj. F. served in co. G, 94th O. V. I. and co. I, 8th O.V. C. Barry, J. W. e. Nov. 29, 1862, co. M, 2d O. V. C.; dis. with co. I, 11th O. V. C. Bartholomew, N. G. capt. co. E, 70th N. Y. V. I.; killed at the Wilderness. Bartholomew, Oscar N. served in co. E, 76th N. Y. V. I.; trans. V. R. C. Bartlett, Chas. e. Aug. 1864, co. C, 12th O. V. C.; dis. May 3l, 1865. Bartlett, Edward, co. G, 66th O. V. I.; died at Harpers Ferry, 1862. Bartlett, Wm. served in 11th Kans. V. I.; died on his way home after dis. Barton, J. H. e. May 2, 1864, co. A, 154th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1, 1864. Barton, S. H. e. March, 1864, co. I, 8th O. V. C.; rejected for disab. Beach, John, corp. co. B, 58th O. V. I.; pro. sergt.: 3-year and vet, service. Beard, Sandy, e. April 4, 1865, 13th U. S. H. A.; dis. Dec. 1, 1865. Beard, Stephen, co, H, 42d Ill. V. I.; dis. for disab. Feb. 11, 1862. Bechtell, Lafayette, served 3 years co. I, 44th O. V. I.; sergt.-major and lieut.; vet. service co. H, 8th O. V. C.; cap.; 1 month in Libby; died May 23, 1878. Beeson, Cornelius, co. D, 74th O. V. I.; dis. for disab. May 6, 1862. Bennett, Enoch M. co. C, 110th O. V. I.; cap. at Monocacy; 4 months in Libby. Bennett, H. L. e. Aug. 14, 1862, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; dis. June 25, 1865. Bennett, J. M. 3-month service co. F, 2d O. V. I.; J. V C. in Mitchell Post. Bennett, Lucius, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; wounded at Resaca; killed by fall, 1883. Bennett, Wm. e. at Springfield, 1862, co. K, 45th O. V. I.; in hosp. at Lexington, Ky. typhoid fever; had relapse and intermittent fever; dis. at Columbus, Aug. 1865. Benson, Anderson R. 4-month service in 153d O. V. I.; died March, 1866 Benson, John, e. June 24, 1864, co. E, 23d O. V. V. I.; dis. July 26, 1865. Berry, Chas. H. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; cap. at Winchester; 1 month in Libby. Berry, Martin H. e. Aug. 13, 1862, co. I, 90th O. V. I.; dis. July 31, 1865. Berry, Thos. S. co, I, 110th O.V.I.; cap. at Winchester; wounded at Wilderness. Bethard, A. G. e. at Marysville, Union co. Oct. 17, 1861, co. F, 66th O. V. I.; drummer; gunshot wound in left elbow at Port Republic; in hosp. with wound at Cumberland, Md. and Alexandria, Va.; dis for wound at Chester, Pa. Oct. 15, 1862; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Bettice, Daniel, corp. co. K, 16th Ind. V. I.; died at Attica, Ind. 1877. Bettice, Jas. co. G, 10th Ind. V. I.: wounded at Chattahoochie River, Ga. Bettice, Myers S. co. G, 10th Ind. V. I.; trans. inv. corps; died Dec. 18, 1885. Bevington, Geo. co. A, 17th Tenn. V. C.; wounded at Millers Springs. Bevington, Jos. served in an Iowa regt.; killed at Stone River. Bibby, Jas. served in U. S. N. gunboat "Victoria" and in co. E, 182d O. V. I. Biggs, R. C. sergt. co. A, 120th O. V. I.; 14 months at Camp Ford prison. Bird, Jas. A. corp. co. K, 152d O. V. I.; 4-month service. Bird, John S. e. May 2, 1864, co. K, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Bird, Rollin, 3 years in co. I, 44th O. V. I.; vet. service co. I, 8th O. V. C. Bird, Wallace, served in 16th O. Indp. Bat.; died at Keokuk, Ia. Bispham, Thos. sergt. 79th O.V. I.; mortally wounded in N. C.; died Apr.'65. Black, Adam V. sergt. in 8th O. V. C.; died in Shenandoah valley, measles. Black, Cyrus, color bearer co. C, 2d O. V. I.; killed at Stone River. Blackburn, Geo. W. e. Jan. 25, 1864, co. H, 5th U. S. H. A.; dis. Jan. 1865. Blankinship, Jos. e. July, 1864, 1st sergt. co. C, 108th U. S. C. T.; dis. 1866. Blocher, Christian H. e. at Camp Corwin, Dayton, Montgomery co. Sept. 10, 1861, co. B, 1st O. V. I.; pro. corp. for meritorious conduct in Shiloh battle; in hosp. at Nashville, Tenn. and Madison, Ind. rheumatism; det. ward master in Madison hosp.; trans. to 103d co. 2d batn. V. R. C. by G. O. No. 148, Feb. 4, 1864, disab.; dis. at Columbus, Sept. 10, 1864; S. V. C. in Clay-Hay Post, G. A. R. Bluford, G. e. Sept. 1864, co. A, 5th U. S. C.; dis. at Helena, Ark. 1866. Boblet, Wm. e. June 15, 1863, bat. A, 2d O. V. H. A.; dis. Aug. 23, 1865. Bodkin, Wallace, co. K, 45th O. V. I.; killed in Nashville battle. Bodkin, Wm. served in co. K, 45th O. V. I.; died in Libby prison. Bolinger, Jas. M. 4 years in 16th O. Indp Bat. ; corp. pro. sergt. Bollman, August, 4 years co. B, 58th O. V. I.; injured in back near Vicksburg. Bombaugh, L. H. e. Nov. 1861, co. H, 82d O. V. I.; vet. and dis. with regt.; corp. Boolman, Isaac, served last year of war in 16th O. Indp. Bat. Boosinger, Augustus, co. I, 44th O. V. I.; over 4 months in Libby. Botkin, Amos, co. F, 45th O. V. I.; died in Andersonville, May 9, 1864. Botkin, Geo.W. e. May 2, 1864, co. I, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Botkins, S. J. served last year of war in 16th O. Indp. Bat. Botkin, Wm. I. co. F, 45th O. V. I.; died in Andersonville, June 15, 1864. Bowers, Uriah, e. in Miami co. Aug. 12, 1862, co. E, 110th O. V. I.; cap. At Winchester, May 9, 1863; 32 days at Belle Isle; wounded and cap. at Wilderness; 9 months in Andersonville; dis. at Columbus, July, 1865; application for pension not yet properly considered; chaplain in Clay-Hay Post. Bowersock, John, capt. co. E, 113th O. V. I.; killed at Kenesaw Mt. Bowman, Martin, e. Oct. 24, 1861, co. F, 74th O. V. I.; vet. and dis. with regt. Bozarth, Joshua, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; diets at home, summer of 1863. Bradbury, H. P. e. Sept. 1864, co. G, 71st O. V. V. I.; dis. with regt. Bradford, Almon, co. K. 45th O. V. I.; pro. lieut.; wounded before Atlanta. Bradford, E. M served in co. I, 44th O. V. I. and co. C. 129th O. V. I. Bradley, Chas. A. e. at Springfield, Dec. 14, 1861, co. C, 5th O. V. C.: injured in siege of Corinth, April 30, 1862; cap. near Memphis, Tenn.; held 3 months at Oakland, Mobile and Libby; det. in Gen. Kilpatrick's body-guard in March to Sea; m. o. at Savannah, Ga. Dec. 26, 1864; dis. at Columbus, Jan. 1865. Bradley, Daniel, e. at Springfield, Dec. 14, 1861, co. C, 5th O. V. C.; died at Corinth, Miss. April 30, 1862. Bradley, Henry F. e. at West Jefferson, Madison co. April 18, 1861, co. C, 17th O.V. 1.; dis. at Zanesville, O. Aug. 15, 1861; e. at Camp Chase, Dec. 19, 1861, co. A, 40th O. V. I.; in hosp. at Resaca, Ga. Feb. 1864, and in other gen. hosps. till dis. for disab. at Camp Dennison, Nov. 2, 1864. Brandner, Adolphus G. 7 months in co. K, 9th O. V. I.; det. clerk through service. Brant, Michael C. 17th O. Indp. Bat.; died at Memphis, Tenn, typhoid fever. Brehn, Philip, e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 1864. Bricker, A. e. Dec. 1863, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; dis. July, 1864, disab. Bricker, Cornelius, e. Dec. 1863, co. C, 110th O.V. I.; dis. July, 1864. Briggs, Geo. W. corp. co. D, 2d O. V. I.; pro. sergt.; dis. Oct 10, 1864. Brighton, Samuel, e. in N. Y. 1847, for Mexican war, 1st batn. Marines; det. driving staff team much of service; 5 times wounded; dis. 1849; e. Sept. 10, 1861, co. I, 22d regt. V. R.C.; injured in leg and back at Fair Oaks; vet. April, 1864: dis. Nov. 14, 1865, at Indianapolis. Bringman, John, gunner 11th O. Indp. Bat. ; broke ankle near Iuka, Miss. Brooks, L. D. e. March, 1865, co. A, 28th U. S. C. T.; dis. Feb. 1566. Brosey, Benj. co. F, 110th O. V. I.; cap at Winchester; held 38 days. Brown, B. F. e. Sept. 1861, co. I, 44th O. V. I.; det. forage master and wagon master, ammunition train; vet. in co. I, 8th O. V. C.; dis. with regt. Brown, John, corp. in 6th O. V. C.; dis. at Fort Laramie, 1863, disab. Brown, J. H. co. C, 60th O. V. I.; wounded and disab. at Balls Bluff, Va. Brown, J. J. e. Oct. 1861, 1st sergt. co. A, 60th O. V. I.; pro. sergt.-major; dis. Nov. 1862; e. May, 1863, 1st lieut. 24th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. June, 1865. Brown, Samuel, sergt. co. E, 153d O. V. I. 4-mouth service; 8 days in hosp. Brown, T. S. e. Aug. 1862, co. G, 122d Pa. V. I.; dis. May, 1863, disab. Browning, Thos. M. co. D, 116th Ind. V. I. and co. H, 150th Ind. V. I. Brubaker, Daniel, co. B, 99th O. V. I.; wounded and disab. near Perryville. Bryan, Christian, 3-month service co. C, 13th O. V. I.; e. 1863, 9th O. V. C.; det. spy and cap.; held 11 months near Florence, Ala, Bryant, Jas. S. e. at Urbana, Nov. 7, 1861, co. A, 66th O. V. I.; in hosp. at Martinsburg, W. Va. 1862, rheumatism and lung fever; dis. for climb. Aug. 1862; adjt. in Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Bryant, Wilson G. com. asst. surg. 122d O. V. I. April, 1863; cap. at Winchester, June 14, 1863; in charge of sick 2 or 3 months till retaken; April, 1865, corn. surg. 197th O. V. I.; dis. July 31, 1865. Buchwalter, Edward L. co. A, 114th O. V. I.; sergt. pro. lieut.; pro. capt. co. H, 53d U. S. C. T.; wounded at Yazoo River and Port Hudson; dis. Mar. '66. Bumcrot, Mortimer, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; died at Youngs Point, La. 1863. Bumgardner, David S. e. at Columbus, co. F. 8th O. V. V. C.; det. one of 300 to take charge of corral at Clarksburg, W. Va.; dis. at Camp Dennison; mem. McConkey Post, G. A. R.; past S. V. C. Bumgardner, G. W. co. G, 94th O.V. I.; "missing" in Sherman's march in S.C. Burbank, A. M. Capt. in 3d Ky. V. I. 1861-3; had collar bone broken, 1863. Burdsall, Edmund, e. Oct. 1862, co. B, 7th O. V. C.; trans. co. L, 9th O.V. C.; wounded at Frankfort and at Bardstown, Ky.; dis. Aug. 1865. Burgess, Jas. H. e. at Springfield, May, 1861, co. D, 3d O. V. I.; in hosp. at Nashville, Tenn. and Louisville, Ky.; dis. at Louisville, Jan. 12, 1863; e. at Catawba, Sept. 12, 1864, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; m. o. at New Orleans, La. June 9, 1865; S, M. in McConkey Post, G, A. R. Burnett, W. R. e. Aug. 1868, co. A, 4th batn. 6th U. S. C.; dis. Feb. 1864. Burton, Curtis H. 34th Ill. V. I.; died near. Isl. No. 10, July, 1863. Burton. G. F. e. May, 1864, q. m. sergt. 166th O. V. I.; dis, Sept. 1864. Burton, L. S. Capt. in 55th Wis. V. I.; died at Mineral Point, Wis. 1863. Busby, Hamilton, e. at Springfield, 1861, served in co. K, 1st Ky. V. I. Busby, Wm. e. at Springfield, 1861, 1st sergt. co. K, 1st Ky. V. I. Butler, Chas, 3 month service in W. Va. V. C.; wounded at 1st Bull Run; e. Aug. 1861, 95th U. V. I.; wounded at Stone River; dis. Aug. 19, 1865. Butler, John, brother to Charles; killed in service at Stone River. Butler, E. T. co. G, 22d U. S. I.; wounded at Petersburg and at Deep Bottom. Butler, Jas. G. e. May 11, 1864, co. K, 152d O.V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Butler, Peter, corp. co. B, 58th O. V. I.; pro. 1st sergt.; dis. Feb. 1865. Byers, Wm. H. corp. co. I, 42d O. V. I.; wounded at Port Gibson, Miss. Byman, Wm. e. March 11, 1865, co. B, 196th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 21, 1805. Bymaster, Geo. W. e. at Springfield, Aug. 1862, co. G, 94th O. V. I.; cap. at Tates Ferry, Ky. by Kirby Smith's men; paroled in 20 hours; exchanged at Columbus, Dec. 1862, and joined regt. at Stone River; gunshot wound in right arm and left breast at Resaca; lost use of arm; in field hosp. then in hosp. at Louisville, Ky.; det. nurse in Louisville hosp. 3 months; dis, there May, 1865; mem. Powell Post, G. A. R. Byram, David, e. July 28, 1862, co. E, 1st regt. eng.; dis. Sept. 26, 1865.

C Campbell, Henry A. corp. 16th O. Indp. Bat. ; served 4 years, 1861-5. Canady, Mathew, e. 1862, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; died at home in 1864. Canfield, R. B. e. July, 1862, artificer 17th O. Indp, Bat.; dis. Aug. 1865. Carl, Geo. F. served in co. D, 2d O. V. I. and as lieut. co. I, 189th O. V. I. Carr, Samuel H. e. in Fayette co. Aug. 12, 1862, co. C, 90th O.V. I.; wounded at Kenesaw Mt. Ga.; in field hosp. then at Louisville, Ky. with wound; dis. for wound at Columbus, Sept. 1864; mem. McMillen Post, G. A. R. Carlos, Patrick, e. at Springfield, Sept. 1861. co. C, 44th O. V. I.; vet. At Strawberry Plains, E. Tenn. Jan. 1864, in co. C, 8th O. V. C.; wounded at Opequan, Sept, 19, 1864; cap. at Beverly, W. Va. Jan. 11, 1865; 9 weeks in Libby; m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post. Carson, Jas. 2 months in 12th O. V. I.; 4-month service co. D, 154th O. V. I. Carter, Jacob, e. Feb. 11, 1864, co. I, 8th O. V. C.; m. o. July 31, 1865. Carter, Jas. e. at Columbus, May, 1864, co. G, 134th O. V. I.; dis. at Camp Chase, Aug. 31, 1864; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Cashin, Jas. co. A, 52d O. V. I.; wounded in left hand at Jonesboro, Ga. Cashin, Patrick, 4 years in co. D, 44th O.V. I. and co. M, 8th O.V. C.; wounded at Lewisburg; cap. at Beverly; died in Soldiers Home, April 6, 1880. Cassady, Henry, e. Sept. 1864, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. June, 1865. Castle, Orlando, co. E, 95th O. V. I.; 9 months in Andersonville; dis. 1865. Cavanaugh, John, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; wounded and cap. at Winchester. Challender, Chas. A. e. Sept. 1861, co. H, 27th O. V. I.; wounded at Atlanta; dis. Sept. 1864; died July 4, 1885, in Clinton co. O. Challender, Jos. e. July, 1861, co. H, 27th O. V. I.; vet. and dis. with regt. Chatterton, Thos. served in 16th O. Indp. Bat.; now deceased. Cheney, E. R. served last year of war in co. B, 4th Vt. V. I.; dis. July, 1865. Cheney, Wm. e. at South Charleston, Aug. 15, 1862, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; wounded in left foot at Spotsylvania C. H. Va. May 11, 1864; in Carver hosp. Washington, D. C. with wound till dis. June 9, 1865; mem. McMillen Post, G. A. R. Christie, E. P. app. clerk A. A. G. office at Columbus, Jan. 1862; then clerk in mustering and disbursing office; then paymaster's clerk. Christy, R. V. B. 3-year and vet service co. E, 16th O. V. I.; det. brig. band. Circle, Samuel, e. March 1. 1865, co. B, 196th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 21. 1865. Clark, David M. e. Sept. 1, 1861, co. C, 40th O. V. I.; dis. Oct. 8, 1864. Clark, J. P. co. C, 110th O. V. I.; wounded at the Wilderness; dis. July, 1865. Clark, Samuel, e. Nov. 1861, co, F, 80th O.V. I.; pro. sergt. ; dis. Jan. 1862. Clark, S. G. e. Oct. 1864, co. C, 175th O. V. I.; musician; dis. June 25, 1865. Clark, Thos. P. 2d lieut. co. C, 11th O. V. I.; pro. capt.; died in 1881. Clark, Wm. B. co. K, 45th O. V. I.; had charge wagon carrying regt. books. Clase, Elias, e. 1863, co. I, 71st O. V. I.; dis. at Columbus, Dec. 1865. Clay, Thos. H. e. Sept. 6, 1864, co. K, 47th U, S. C. T.; dis. Sept. 6, 1865. Clemmons, Wilson, co. C, 110th O, V. I.; wounded at Cedar Creek, Va. Click, Benj. F. co. F, 44th O. V. I.; co. F, 8th O. V. C.; 44 months in Libby. Click, Jos. A. co. F, 44th O. V. I.; co. F, 8th O.V. C.; cap. at Beverly; escaped. Cline, Henry, e. July 6, 1863, co. K, 1st O. V. H. A.; dis. July 25, 1865. Cline, J. W. R. e. Sept. 1861, co. D, 44th O. V. I.; vet. in co. D, 8th O. V. C. Clouse, John, e. Sept. 27, 1862, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; dis. July 2, 1865. Cochran, A. P. L. e. May 2, 1864, corp. co. E, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Cochrel, Geo. e. Feb. 29, 1864; co. H, 10th O. V. C.; trans. V. R. C. 6th regt. Cody, Edward, corp. co. F, 66th O.V. I.; wounded at Port Republic and in Ga. Coffin, E. G. com. May 15, 1865, 2d lieut. co. I, 146th O. V. I.; dis. with regt. Coffey, Geo. W. co. D, 3d O. V. I.; cap. near Rome, Ga.; 2 weeks at Belle Isle. Coffey, Terry, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; died at Millikens Bend, La. 1863. Coffman, Abraham, e. Sept. 1861, co. C, 44th O. V. I.; dis. Oct. 1864. Colbert, J. B. served in co. E, 8th Ky. V. C. and co. C, 53d Ky. V. I. Colley, J. H. e. Sept. 19, 1861, co. C, 41st O. V. I.; dis. disab. Sept. 1862. Collins, Geo. W, 3-year and vet. service co. C, 71st O. V. I.; det. teamster. Collins. Jas. e. Feb. 11, 1865, co. E, 184th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 12, 1865. Collins, Wm. e. Sept. 5, 1861, co. C, 5th O. V. C.; dis. Nov. 30, 1864. Collis, John S. e. Aug. 1862, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; dis. June 6, 1865. Collison, Arthur, co. F, 44th O. V. I.; co. F, 8th O.V. C.; killed at Beverly. Collison, Arthur, jr. e. Feb. 1864, co. F, 8th O. V. C.; killed Oct. 2, 1864; was captured in Luray valley, Va. by Moseby's men, and shot after cap, Collison, Isaac M. co. A, 94th O. V. I.; gunshot wound in arm at Resaca, Ga. Collison, Samuel, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; wounded before Atlanta; died in 1876. Condron, Patrick, e. Sept. 1861, co. C, 5th O. V. C.; dis. 1864; died 1876. Condron, Thos. served in co. E, 60th O. V. I. and 17th O. Indp. Bat. Conklin, John, co. E, 16th O. V. I.; co. K, 139th N.Y. V. I.; died Jan. 5, 1886. Conrad, G. W. e. July 1, 1862, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; dis. June 5, 1865. Conrad, John W. sergt. co. A, 66th O.V. I.; sergt. co. E, 134th O. V. I. Converse, Bolivar C. e. in Covington, Ky. 1862, "Wallace's Scouts," Mounted Inf.; never dis. from this service; app. capt. in 109th O.V.I.; and consolidated out when that regt. consol. with 113th O.V. I.; trans. special service, order of Gen. H. G. Wright, having part of 18th Regulars, and sent on det. duty; sent to Washington, D. C. and there m. o. by Sec. of War; app. major 2d Indp. Batn. O.V. C.; which with 1st Indp. Batn. was consol. to form 11th O. V. C.; regt. served on western frontier; sick in quarters, disab. by exposure during ride of 235 miles in Rocky Mts. the thermometer 30 degrees below zero; res. and honorably dis, April 14, 1864, S. O. No. 114; app. disbursing accountant in U. S. Eng. service, July, 1864; dis. Feb. 23, 1866; application for pension not properly considered; mem. Mitchell Post, G.A.R. Conway, Patrick, e. Aug. 14, 1862, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; trans. inv. corps. Cook, A. A. e. May, 1861; co. C, 13th O. V. I.; wounded at Shiloh; dis. for wound; e. Oct. 1863, co. G, 9th O. V. C.; cap. 1864; 11 months a prisoner. Cook, Andrew M. com. A. A. surg. April, 1861, U. S. A ; dis. May 10, 1865. Cook, Harry, served in co. K, 45th O. V. I. and co. D, 16th Regt. V, R. C. Coon, Alpheus, e. Aug. 4, 1862, co. H, 45th O. V. I.; m. o. June 12, 1865. Coon, Wm. H. e. at Springfield, Aug. 4, 1862, co. K, 45th O. V. I.; corp. ; in hosp. at Lexington, Ky. rheumatism; m. o. at Camp Harker, Tenn. June 15, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Cooper, Jacob, served in co. K, 31st O. V. I. and co. C, 146th O. V. I. Cooper, Jas. served in co. D, 146th O. V. I. and co. F, 8th O. V. C. Cooper, Jas. A. e. at Cincinnati, Dec. 3, 1861, co. I, 23d Ky. V. I.; corp. ; vet. at Blanes Cross Roads, East Tenn. Jan. 5, 1864; sergt.; wounded at Stone River and at Chickamauga; 2 months in hosp. at Nashville, Tenn. with wounds; dis. at Louisville, Ky. Feb. 1, 1866; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Cooper, Salathiel, co. K, 1st O. V. I.; gunshot wound before Atlanta. Cord, John, e. at Cincinnati, May 2, 1864, co. H, 138th O. V. I.; corp.; dis. at Camp Dennison, Sept. 1, 1864; O. G. in Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Cory, J. N. co. C, 110th O. V. I.; cap. at Winchester; 7 weeks at Belle Isle. Cory, Wm. R. served in 86th O.V.I.; in 129th O.V.I. and in 16th O. Indp. Bat. Coss, David, e. at South Charleston, Dec. 1863, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; died at Cumberland, Md. Jan. 1864, on way to join regt. Coss, John, e. at South Charleston, Aug. 14, 1862, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; wounded at Winchester, Va.; dis. at Columbus, June 25, 1865. Coss, Samuel, e. at South Charleston, July, 1861, co. B, 4th O. V. C.; finger accidentally shot off; in hosp. Nov. 4 and 6, at Nashville, Tenn.; dis. March 2, 1863; e. Feb. 8, 1865, co. C, 193d O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 4, 1865. Coss, Washington, e. at South Charleston, Sept. 17, 1861, co. B, 4th O. V. C.; 6 weeks in hosp. at Munfordville, Ky. measles; det. transportation master on R. R.; dis. at Columbia, Tenn. Oct. 31, 1864; mem. McMillen Post, G.A.R. past. J. V. C. Cost, John W. co. I, 44th O. V. I.; wounded March 30, 1863; trans. V. R. C. Cost, Peter, e. May 2, 1864, co. K, 154th O. V. I.; pro. corp.; dis. with regt. Courter, Robt. C. e. at New Carlisle, Jan. 1862, co I, 71st O.V. I.; dis. at Columbus, Nov, 1862; e. March, 1863, 16th O. Indp. Bat. ; 4 months in hosp. at Vicksburg, Miss. fever; 2 months in Marine hosp. at New Orleans, La. Heart disease; dis. there for disab. May 5, 1865; mem. Clay-Hay Post, G. A. R. Cowan, Jas. e. at Springfield, April, 186 t, co. E, 16th O. V. I.; 1st corp.; dis. at Columbus, Aug. 1861; e. at Springfield, Aug. 20, 1861, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; det. blacksmith; dis. at Columbus, Sept. 15, 1864. Cox, G. W. 3 years in co. F, 44th O. V. I.; suffered hernia. Cox, John W. e. at Springfield, Aug. 7, 1862, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; cap. At Winchester, June 15, 1863; held at Belle Isle and in Castle Thunder and Libby; had finger of right hand shot off at Berryville, Va.; 4 months in hosp with wound at Philadelphia, Pa.; dis. June 25, 1865. Cox, John, served in co. A, 12th Kans. V. I.; wounded at Independence, Mo. Cox, John, co. F. 44th O. V. I.; killed in Luray valley, Va. June 10, 1864. Cox, Ulysses S. 3 years in 1st Regt. O. S. S ; injured at Buzzard Roost, Ga. Craig, Geo. served in Miss. squad. U. S. N.; died during siege of Vicksburg. Craig, Henry, e. in 44th O. V. I.; died at home, Dec. 9, 1861. Cramer, J. W. 2d sergt. co. F, 45th O. V. I.; wounded in Ky. ; died July, 1871. Crane, A. D. q. m. s. 1st Lieut and q. m. 2d N. J. V. I.; dis. June 21, 1864. Creighton, Hugh J. 3 month, 3-year and vet. service co. A, 13th O.V. I. ; cap. At New Hope Church, Ga.; held 11 months; escaped twice, but retaken. Crishin, Abraham, co. K, 44th O. V. I.; drowned in Kanawha river, Dec. 16,'61. Croft, D. L. e. April, 1861, corp. co. A, 3d O.V. I.; dis. Aug. 1861. Croft, John B. e. at Springfield, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. Aug. 16, 1865. Cronin, Jerry, co. G, 66th O. V. I.; dislocated knee and dis. for disab. 1862. Crosby, Alfred W. e. May, 1862, corp. co. D, 87th O. V. I.; dis July 3, 1862. Cross, H. C. e. May, 1864, capt. co. F, 153d 0. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1861. Cunningham, Peter, served in co. H, 44th O. V. I. and 17th O. Indp. Bat. Curry, John, e. Dec. 1, 1861, co. E, 74th O. V. I.; vet. and dis. with regt. Cushman, J. J. 1st sergt. co. A, 2d O. V. I.; killed at Hoovers Gap, Tenn. Cushman, W. S. 4-month service 134th O. V. I.; det. regt. bugler. Cusick, Courtland C. e. at Manchester, Clinton co. Sept. 22, 1864, co. G, 175th O. V. I.; cap. at Nashville, Tenn,; 6 mouths in Andersonville, Cahaba, Meridian and Selina prisons; while a prisoner wounded in right eye; dis. At Camp Chase, June 16, 1865; application for pension not yet properly considered; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Cusick, Leander L. e. July, 1862, co. C, 79th O. V, I.; killed at Resaca. Cutright, Leonard N. co. D, 187th O. V. I.; died at Urbana, April, 1873. Cutright, Simeon J. co. K, 86th O. V. I.; co. F, 149th O.V. I. and 23d O.V.V. I

D Daily. H. H. co. C, 110th O. V. T.; det. brig. wagon master; dis. July, 1865. Daringer. John H. e. at Dayton, Montgomery co. Oct, 4, 1864, co. A, 1st U. S. eng. corps; 6 months in hosp. with lung fever at Chattanooga and Nashville, Tenn. and Louisville, Ky.; dis, for disab. at Camp Dennison, July 30, 1865; mem. McConkey Post, G. A. R. Davis, A. A. co. G, 94th O. V. I.; died in hosp. at Louisville, Ky. Davis. Absalom, e. Dec. 1864, co. K. 186th O.V. I.; m. o. Sept. 18, 1865. Davis, B. F. served in co. C, 86th O. V. I. and co. E, 145th O. V. I. Davis, Geo.-W. 3 years in co. F, 1st O. V. T.; pro. corp. then sergt. ; wounded at Stone River, at Chickamauga and at Missionary Ridge. Davis, J. H. e. Sept. 1863, Merrill's horse div.; dis. May, 1865. Davis, J. R. co. D, 44th O. V. I.; co. D, 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly; held 40 days. Davis, Philip, e. Sept. 6, 1861, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; vet. and dis. with same. Davis, Smith, served in 3d O. V. C.; killed Sept. 1865; place not known. Davisson, D. D. 3-year and vet. service, co. I, 66th O. V. I.; pro. lieut. Davy, J. O. served in co. E, 16th O. V. I. and co. B, 59th O. V. I. Davy, Solomon, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; cap. on Red River expedition; escaped. Davy, Solomon P. 17th O. Indp. Bat.; in hosp. at Memphis; died at home, '64. Day, Francis P. served in an Ohio inf. regt.; died in hose, 1864. Day, Jackson, e. March, 1864, co. G, 100th U. S. C. T.; dis. Dec. 1865; sergt. Day, Jas. M. co. G, 1st O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 14, 1863, heart disease. Day, Michael, e. May 2, 1864, co. F, 154th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1, 1864. Day, Wm. e. Sept. 1862, 110th O. V. I.; dis. at Washington, May 24, 1865. Dear, Isaac S. co. K, 31st O. V. I.; died at home, June, 1864, aged 20 years. Dear, John S. served 3 years in co. I, 44th O. V. I, and co. I, 8th O. V. C. Dean, Wm. K, e. Oct. 22, 1861, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; vet, and dis. with same. Deaton, N. E, e. May, 1864. co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 4, 1864. Dehart, Winant, e. Sept. 23, 1864, co. F, 110th O. V. I.; dis. June 6, 1865. Delaney, John, co. G, 94th O. V. I.; died in Andersonville. Dellinger, John W. e. May, 1863, corp. co. G, 11th O.V. C.; dis. July 28, 1866. Dellinger, Lafayette C. co. G, 11th O. V. C.; wounded at Deer Creek, W. T. Delo, Geo. M. served in Pa. inf. regt.; mortally wounded at Vicksburg. Delo, John A. chaplain Pa. inf. refit. ; died in Butler co. Pa. 1864. Delo, Joshua, 1st sergt. Pa. inf. regt.; killed at Fair Oaks, Va. Delo, R. F. chaplain 30th Ind. V. I. Sept. 21, 1861, to Sept. 24, 1864. Demory, Jacob, co. G, 94th O. V. I.; died in hosp. at Chattanooga, Tenn. Derr, John Wm. co. E, 7th Md. V. I.; wounded at the Wilderness. Dersch, John, e. Aug. 27, 1861, 34th N.Y. V. I.; vet, and dis. with regt. Detrick, Samuel, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; 9 months in hosp. at Murfreesboro. Dever, Jos, S. sergt. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; died at Soldiers Home, Dec. 1885. Devlin, John, co. C, 5th O. V. C.; cap. near Memphis; 30 days a prisoner. Dice, John, 3-month service co. G, 11th O. V. I.; e. Sept. 1861, co. H, 44th O.V. I.; vet, in co. H, 8th O. V. C.; m. o. at Clarksburg, W, Va. with regt. Dickensheets, Jos. e. Aug. 27, 1863, co. G, 12th O. V. C.; dis. Nov. 27, 1865. Dilban, Ed. e. at Springfield, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; died in service. Dillon, Jas. e. Sept. 1801, co. C, 44th O. V, I.; vet, in co. C, 8th O. V. C.; wounded and cap. at Beverly; 40 days in Libby; dis. from hosp. Dillon, Peter, e. July 23, 1862, co H, 45th O. V. I.; dis. June 17, 1865. Dixon, Rev. Robt., D. D., chaplain 100th Pa. V. I. Feb.-Oct. 1864. Dixon, Robt, W. e. April 1, 1865, co. H, 1st U. S. A.; dis. April 1, 1866. Dodson, Wm. H. e. Oct. 1861, co. I, 42d O. V. I.: vet. and dis. with regt. Doner, Abraham R. e. at Lancaster City, Pa. Sept. 4, 1861, co. C, 77th Pa. V.I.; wounded at Liberty Gap. Tenn. June 26, 1863; in hosp. with wound at Murfreesboro, Tenn. and Harrisburg and York, Pa.; dis. at York, Oct. 6, '64. Donnelly, Wm, e. June 8, 1861, co. C, 28th Pa. V. I.; dis. July, 1862. Doolan, Patrick, e. Aug. 1862, co. F, 110th O. V. I.; cap. at Winchester; 50 days in Libby and Belle Isle; wounded at the Wilderness; dis. 1865. Dotze, Augustus, e. at Springfield, Sept. 16, 1861, com. 1st lieut. co. H, 44th O. V. I.; wounded at Lewisburg, W. Va. May 22, 1862; pro. capt. co. E; vet. as major, 8th O.V.C.; pro. lt.-col.; m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865; J. V. C. in Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Doughman, John H. e. Aug. 24, 1861, co. K, 41st Ill. V. I.; dis. July 2, 1865. Doyle, Thos. co. A, 94th 0, V. I.; twice wounded before Atlanta. Driscol, G.W. served in co. E, 152d O.V. I. and co. D, 58th O. V. V. I. Downey, Christopher, e. at Springfield, Aug. 13, 1861, co. K, 31st O. V. I.; vet, at Chattanooga, Tenn. Jan. 1864; lost right eye at Kenesaw Mt.; injured at Kenesaw Mt. by comrade jumping on him off the breastworks; in hosp. at Nashville, Tenn. then in the Joe Holt hosp. Jeffersonville, Ind. then sent to Camp Dennison, then trans. to inv. corps and sent to serve term out guarding prisoners on Johnsons Isl.; dis. there Aug. 26, 1865; application for pension not yet properly considered. Drury, Jonas, e. May 2, 1864, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864; e. Oct. 1864, q. m. sergt.; det. removing bodies to Chattanooga cemetery, 1866.7; dis, at Louisville, Ky. Aug. 15, 1876. Dudley, John, e. Feb. 7, 1865, co. E, 184th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 20, 1865. Duell, Wm. H. e. May 14, 1861, corp. co. D, 12th N.Y.V. I.; dis. Sept. 1861. Durkee, Thos. C. e. Nov. 5, 1861, sergt. co. C, 11th O. V. C.; dis. April, 1866. Dyer, P. B. S. e. May 2, 1864, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864.

E Eberhardt, Richard, e. Aug. 1861, co. H, 44th O. V. I.; vet. in co. H, 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly; 40 days in Richmond prisons; dis. with regt. Edmiston, Wm. e. May 2, 1864, co. C, 132d O. V. I.; corp.; dis. Sept. 1864. Elder, David N. e. Jan. 8, 1862, co. F, 74th O. V. I.; wounded at Stone River; dis. Feb. 1863; served later 1 year as able seaman, Miss. Squad. Elder, Geo. 3-month service co. E, 16th O. V. I.; e. Aug. 11, 1862, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; cap. at Nolensville; paroled; wounded at Bentonville. Elder, Jas. A. 2d lieut. co. C, 94th Ill. V. I.; died at New Orleans, Aug. 1864. Elder, Robt. N. e. Aug. 1862, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; corp.; dis. June 6, 1865. Elder, Thos. F. e. Jan. 5, 1864, 8th O.V. C.; died at Danville, March 11, 1865. Elder, Thos. R. 4-month service co. D, 146th O. V. I.; died May 5, 1880. Elder, Wallace, co. B, 86th O. V. I.; co. D, 146th O. V. I.; died April 23, 1867. Elder, Wm. e. Aug. 13, 1862, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; dis. June 4, 1865. Elifritz, Chas, e. at Springfield, Aug. 21, 1862, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. At Camp Chase, Aug. 1865. Elliott, Robt. G. e. April, 1863, co. A, 18th O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 9, 1865. Ellis, Samuel L. e. Aug. 5, 1862, co. F, 126th Pa. V. I.; dis. May 20, 1863. Elwell, W. H. e. in Green twp. Dec. 12, 1861, 10th O. Indp. Bat.; in hosp. at Vicksburg, Miss. 1863, flux and ague; dis. at Nashville, Tenn. Dec. 1864; mem, Mitchell Post G. A, R. Elwell, Wm. H. served in co. I, 8th O. V. I. and co. A, 4th O. V. I. Erma, John, e. Dec. 7. 1861, co. C, 40th O. V. I.; dis. Dec. 1864. Estep, Wm. co. K, 45th O. V. I.; killed at Philadelphia, Tenn. Esterline, Adam, e. Feb, 12, 1864, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. Aug. 2, 1865. Esterline, Jacob, 3-year and vet. service, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. Aug. 1865. Esterline, Samuel, 2d lieut. co. F, 153d O. V. I.; 4-month service. Evans, Job, e, May 2, 1864, co. D, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Evans, J. W. 3-month service co. F, 1st Mich. V. I.; e. 1862, sergt. co. F, 78th N.Y.V. I.; wounded at Kenesaw Mt.; trans. co. F, 102d N. Y. V. I. Evans, Richard D. e. April 18, 1861, co. F, 2d O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 1861. Evans, Wm. E. served in co. D, 146th O. V. I. and co. E, 184th O. V. I. Everhart, J. A. e. at Dayton, Montgomery co. July 29, 1863, bat. C, 2d O. V. H. A.; 5 weeks in hosp. at Bowling Green, Ky.; trans. June, 1864, co. K, 23d regt. V. R. C.; dis. at Washington, D. C. July 27, 1865; application for pension not yet properly considered; mem. McConkey Post, G. A. R. Everhart, Wm, e. Aug. 1862, co. G, 94th O. V. I.: trans. V. R. C.; dis. 1865. Evilsizer, Lewis, e. at Urbana, Champaign co. June 13, 1863, bat. L, 2d O. V. H. A.; det. S. S. 18 months; in hose. at Frankfort, Ky. 2 months, at Munfordville, Tenn, 4 months and at Knoxville; dis. at Columbus, July, 1865; application for pension not yet properly considered; mem, Powell Post, G. A. R.; past J. V. C.

F Fahnestock, E. A. e. co A, 8th O. V. I.; dis. Nov. 1862, disab.; e. June, 1863, corp. co. I, 86th O. V. I.; dis. Feb. 1864; e. March, 1864, co. I, 101st O.V. I.; wounded at Buzzards Roost; dis. Nov. 1865, with 51st O.V.V.I. Fahnestock, Franklin, 1st sergt. in 49th O. V. I.; dis. for disab.; died 1869. Fahnestock, L. H. co. I, 101st O. V. I.; det. 8 months in 2d Minn. Bat. Farrar, Alexis, e. at Springfield, June 29, 1863, 1st O. V. H. A.; in Seminary hosp. at Covington, Ky. with kidney disease, from which he has never since been free; m. o. at Knoxville, Tenn. July 28, 1865. Farrar, Asa E. e. Aug. 1861, corp co. I, 48th N.Y.V. I.; dis. Sept. 1865. Fassler, Henry, e. Sept. 1861, 58th O. V. I.; killed at Shiloh. Fassler, Jos. 4 years co. K, 31st O. V. I.; wounded at Chickamauga. Faulder, Cyrenius, 4 years co. C, 71st O. V. I.; wounded at Nashville. Feeny, Jas. 2 years in co. C, 90th O. V. I.; wounded at Stone River. Feniman, Geo, served last year of war in co. F, 8th O. V. C. Fenton, John, co. E, 15th O. V. I.; wounded and disab. at Stone River. Fenton, John, e. Aug. 11, 1862, co. I, 91st O. V. I.; dis. June 24, 1865. Ferguson, Jas. e. Sept. 16, 1861, co. F, 44th O.V, I.; dis. Jan. 30, 1864. Finch, Absalom, 1st lieut. q. m. and capt. 16th O. V. I.; died Aug. 28, 1869. Finch, Albert, e. June 11, 1862, co. B, 86th O.V. I.; dis. Sept. 25, 1802. Finch, Lamoil P. e. in Cedar co. Ia. Aug. 11, 1861; mustered at Clinton, Ia. Aug. 15, co. I, 26th Ia. V. I.; 2 months in hosp. at Helena, Ark.; trans. to hosp. boat "Henry Vonpul," on Miss. river for transport to Jefferson Barracks; died in transit, small-pox, aged 21 years; buried as "unknown" at Jefferson Barracks. Finley, Jas. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; mortally wounded at Brandy Sta. Va. Fisher, Henry, e. March, 1863, co, A, 129th O. V. I.; dis, March 14, 1865. Fisher, Joshua, 4-month service co. K, 168th O. V. I.; died Jan. 1886. Fisher, Michael, 4 years wagon master in 17th O.V. I.; killed 1873. Fitch, Chas. served in 17th O. Indp. Bat.; died at Millikens Bend, La. Flago, Thos. B. e. at Mechanicsburg, Aug. 9, 1861, co. B, 32d O. V. I.; det. ambulance driver 2 months in W. Va.; 3 weeks in hosp at Huttonsville, W. Va. typhoid fever; cap. at Harpers Ferry; paroled on ground; cap. before Atlanta; 2 months in Andersonville; dis. at East Point, Ga. Sept. 22, 1864; e. at Cincinnati, Jan. 20, 1865, gunboat "Collier." U. S. N.; boatswain's mate; dis. at Mound City, Ill. Aug. 20, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Flago, Wm. C. 3-month service co. K, 2d O. V. I.; e. at Urbana, Champaign co. Oct. 1861, co. B, 66th O. V. I.; sergt. pro. 1st sergt. 2d lieut.; killed at Chancellorsville, May 3, 1863. Flodt, Jacob, e. Sept. 1, 1861, co. C, 40th O. V. I.; dis. Oct, 8, 1864. Fogarty, Daniel, co. D, 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly; 1 month in Libby. Fogarty, Patrick, e. May 2, 1864, co. A, 154th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1, 1864. Foley, Dennis, co. D, 186th O. V. I.; lost hearing of right ear by injury. Foley, Wm. 3 years in 17th O. Indp. Bat.; died at home, in 1873. Folger, C. E. e. May 2, 1864, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Forbeck, Nichols, e. May, 1864, co. F, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Forbes, Geo. served in 2d O. V. I. 60th O. V. I. and 110th O. V. I.; wounded at Strasburg; cap. at Wilderness; 8 months a prisoner; killed in 1881. Forbes, Henry G. e. Dec. 1861, co. C, 74th O. V. I.; wounded at Stone River; dis. Dec. 8, 1863; 4-month service co. E, 153d O. V. I. Forbes, John, co. K, 31st O. V. I.; killed near Milledgeville, Ga. Dec. 1864. Forbes, John H. corp. co. C, 74th O. V. I.; killed before Atlanta. Forbes, Wm. 110th O. V. I.; cap. at Winchester; died in Libby in 1863. Foltz, Emanuel, e. at Tremont City, Feb. 6, 1864, co. M, 8th O. V. C. ; cap. in Luray valley, Va. Oct. 2, 1864, wounded there, sabre cut in left thigh; 4 months and 15 days in Libby; part of time in rebel hosp. starvation and gen. debility; dis. at Camp Chase, June 20, 1865, by G. O. dated Apr. 28, 1865; e. at Springfield, Aug. 4, 1866, general service, U. S. A. dept. of Newport, Ky.; dis. for disab. at Newport, Sept. 3, 1866; P. C. in Powell Post, G. A. R. Foreman, Philip, co. C, 1st Ky. V. I.; mortally wounded at Stone River. Foreman, Wm. corp. 16th O. Indp. Bat. 4 years 18 months in hosp. Forgy, J. S. e. April, 1861, co, F, 2d O. V. I.; dis. July 9, 1861; May, 1864, coin. 2d lieut. 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864, at Camp Dennison. Forgy, J. T. e. at Camp Dennison, May, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; pro. corp.; cap, at Green Springs, Va. Aug. 1864; paroled same day; dis. at Camp Dennison, Sept. 9, 1864. Fowles, Rudolph, served in Pa. inf. regt.; killed 1862, accidentally. Francis, Eli C. Capt. co. K 54th O. V. I.; dis. 1862, disab.; died Oct. 1879. Frank, Peter G. e. Aug. 1861, co. H, 44th O. V. I.; vet. in co. H, 8th O. V. C.; wounded at Liberty, Va. ; cap. at Beverly; escaped; dis. with regt. Frank, Valentine, co. H, 44th O. V. I.; killed at Somerset, Ky. Franklin, Benj. 131st co. 2d batn. V. R. C.; died at Springfield, July, 1865. Franklin, Geo. corp. co. K, 31st O. V. I.; died at Atlanta, Sept. 10, 1864. Franklin, W. L. co. K, 45th O. V. I.; 7 months 14 days in Danville and Libby. Frantz, D. O. e. May 2, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Frantz, Israel, e. May 2, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Frantz, J. H. e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Frederick, J. H. e. Aug. 1862, co. G, 7th Md. V. I.; dis. June 9, 1865. Freeman, John F. e. at Springfield, Aug. 8, 1862, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; vet. at Algiers, La. Feb. 18, 1864; det. hosp. stew. for bat. ; dis. at Camp Chase, Aug. 16, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G, A. R, Freet, Cyrus, served in co. E, 44th O. V. I. and co. E, 8th O. V. C. Freet, Jacob e. Aug. 1862, 94th O. V. I.; trans. V. R. C.; dis. June, 1865. Freet, Samuel L. e. in Miami co. Feb. 23, 1864, co. E, 8th O. V. C.; suffered hernia; in hosp. at Grafton, W. Va.; dis. there, June 29, 1865, disab. Fried, C. C. e. April 18, 1861, co. F, 2d O. V. I.; dis. at Columbus, Aug. 1861. Friermood, Reuben, co. E, 60th O. V. I. and 16th 0. Indp. Bat. 1862-5. Fritz, Jacob, sergt. co. H, 29th O. V. I.; wounded at Augusta, Ga. Frock, Daniel W. bat. K, 1st O. V. H. A.; died at Covington, Ky. Aug. 17,'63. Frank, Henry, served in co. D, 74th O. V. I. and co. F, 153d O. V. I. Fry, Henry, e. 1862, 17th O. Indp. Bat. ; date of dis. not known. Fry, John, served in 17th O. Indp. Bat ; died at Little York, Pa. 1875. Fuller, A. J. e. Aug. 6, 1862, co. G, 94th O. V. I.; det. to pioneer corps. Funk, Joel, 1st sergt. co. K, 152d O. V. I. 4-month service.

G Garrety, Lawrence, sergt. co. H, 35th Ind. V. I.; dis. for disab. Dec. 1862. Gardner, Jas. co. 0, 71st O.V. I.; cap. at Clarksville; paroled. Garlough, Benj. F. e. at Springfield, Sept. 2, 1861, co, F, 44th O. V. I.; vet. at Strawberry Plains, E. Tenn. Jan. 1864, co. F. 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly, W. Va.; paroled: in hosp. at Grafton, W. Va. fever and rheumatism; m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Garlough, Edward R. served with "Squirrel-hunters" defense of Cincinnati. Garrard, Jas. e. at South Charleston, Aug. 1, 1862, co. F, 45th O. V. I.; m. o. at Camp Harker, Tenn. June 15, 1865; died at home since war. Garrard, Jos. e. at South Charleston, Aug, 19, 1862, co. F, 45th O.V.I.; pro. corp; wounded in right leg at Knoxville, Tenn. Dec. 1863; m. o. at Camp Harker, near Nashville, Tenn. June 15, 1865. Garrison, John M. co. B, 35th O.V. I.; det. hosp, stew.; co. A, 7th U. S. C. Gaviln, Edward, sergt. 13th O. Indp. Bat.; trans. 10th O. Indp. Bat. Gearheart, B. F. e. May, 1864. 147th O.V. I.; dis. Aug. 23, 1864. Gearheart, W. K. 3-year and vet, service co. H, 30th O. V. I.; cap.; escaped. Gedling, John, corp. co. K, 31st O. V. I.; pro. sergt.; once wounded. Gedling, Samuel, e. Aug. 20, 1861, co. K, 31st O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 15, 1862. Gelwicks, R. M. e. at Springfield, Aug. 1861, co. I, 44th O. V. I.; musician; in hosp. at Camp Piatt, W.Va. 1862, chronic diarrhea; vet. at Cincinnati, Jan. 5, 1864, co. I, 8th O. V. C.; in m. o. at Clarksburg, W. V. July 31, 1865: mem. Mitchell Post., G. A. R. Genavan, A. W. e. Aug. 1862, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; dis. with regt. Genavan, R. H. corp. co. D, 3d O. V. I.; wounded and disab. at Perryville. George, Hubbard. corp. co. I, 1st U. S. Col'd Art.; pro. sergt. ; dis. 1866. Getz, Henry, e. at Springfield, May 2, 1864, co. K, 152d O. V. I.; dis. at Camp Dennison, Sept. 2, 1864. Giddy, Jas. co. F, 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly; left with frozen feet. Gille, Lewis A. e. Aug. 1862, co. G, 66th O. V. I.; cap. at Chancellorsville; 16 days in Richmond prison; wounded at Pine Mt.; dis, June, 1865. Gnau, Jos. e, June 11, 1861, co. B, 5th O.V. I.; suffered hernia; dis. for injury; e. Jan. 1864, co. I, 108th O. V. I.; cap. in Ga.; held 4 months. Gohn, Franklin R. e. 1862, co. B, 130th Pa. V. I.; wounded at Chancellorsville; dis, June, 1863; e. Mar. 1864, co, K, 4th U. S. Inf.; dis. 1867. Golden, Benj. e. at Catawba, Aug. 7, 1862, co. G, 94th O. V. I.; sergt.; acted as ord. sergt. 2 years, but refused pro. even to captaincy; suffered hernia in groin on both sides in forced march at Murfreesboro, Tenn. Feb. or March, 1863; in July, 1863, trans. to co. G, 8th regt. V. R. C.; dis. at Chicago, Ill. July 2, 1865; mem. McConkey Post, G. A. R.; acted as inspector since organization of same. Goody, Jos. served in co. F, 5th O. V. I. and co. G, 147th U.V.I. Gordon, Daniel T. e. Feb. 10, 1864, co. F, 8th O. V. C.; dis. July 30, 1865. Gordon, Ezra, e. May, 1864, co. F. 143d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Gordon, Harry, e. May, 1864, co. F, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Gordon, Henry, e. May, 1864, co. F, 153d O.V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Gordon, Jas. 17th O. Indp. Bat. ; died at home in 1863. Gordon, Olly, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; mortally wounded at Resaca. Gorman, Thos. O. fireman on gunboat "Tyler," U. S. N. 1864-5. Graham, Irwin, e. Aug. 1862, co. G, 7th U. S. C.; served 5 years. Gram, Jos. H. e. Aug. 1862, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; dis. July 14, 1865, Grant, Thos. P. e. at Dayton, Feb. 10, 1864, co. C, 8th O. V. C.; dis. at Camp Dennison, June 6, 1864; O. D. in Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Grant, Wm. H. e. at Springfield, May 2, 1864, co. E, 152d O.V.I. ; dis. at Camp Dennison, Sept. 7, 1864; past P. C. in Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Gray, Wm. B. co. D, 44th O. V. I.; co. M, 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly. Green, Daniel, 1st sergt. co, H, 100th U. S. C. T.; 1863-5. Green, Wesley, was in 4-month service, May-Sept. 1864. Green, Wm. P. e. 1862, co. F, 17th Pa. V. C.; trans. inv. corps.; dis. 1864. Gregg, F. M. co. K, 148th N.Y.V.I.; wounded at Cold Harbor and Petersburg. Gregg, Jas, M. 4 years co. C, 1st Ky. V. I.; corp. pro. sergt. Griffith, Avery, e. at Springfield, 1862, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; killed before Petersburg, June, 1864. Griffith, Isaac N. e. at Leesburg, Highland co. June 27, 1863, bat. A, 2d O. V. H. A.; in hosp. at Cleveland and Knoxville, Tenn, and Camp Dennison, Sept. 1864, till dis. at Camp Dennison, June 4, 1865, remittent fever and rheumatism. Griffith, J. e. Sept. 1863, 16th O. Indp. Bat. ; det. hosp. stew.; dis. 1865. Griffis, J. L. e. Sept. 13, 1861, co. F, 59th O. V. I.; dis. Nov. 29, 1864. Grim, W. S. e. Aug. 2, 1862, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; dis. April, 1863, disab. Gregg, David, co. I, 44th O. V. I.; co. I, 8th O. V. C.; wounded at Lewisburg. Groh, Otto, corp. bat. C, 15th N. Y. H. A.; suffered hernia at Petersburg. Grove, Jacob, co. F, 44th O. V. I.; co. F, 8th O. V. C.; wounded at Somerset. Grove, Samuel H. e. March, 1864, co. F, 8th O. V. C.; dis. Aug. 1865. Gruel, Samuel, went to service from Harmony twp.; now deceased. Gugenheim, T. M. e. July, 1861, co. C, 34th O. V. I.; trans. co. F; dis. 1864. Guyton, John, e. Feb. 14 1865, co. K, 184th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 20, 1865. Guyton, John, served in 16th O. Indp. Bat.; died at Helena, Ark.

H Hagerman, J. W. e. at Wilmington, Del. Aug. 20, 1861, corp. co. K, 1st Del. V. I.; det. conductor Seaboard & Roanoke R. R.; crushed bet. cars at Portsmouth, Va. Sept. 1863; dis. at Wilmington hosp. April, 1864. Hagerman, L. B. e. at Dayton, Montgomery co. Nov. 9, 1863, co F, 106th O. V. I.; det. scout, June, 1864, Dept. of the Cumberland, Gen. E. A. Payne's command; cap. at Davenport Cross Roads, Ala. July, 1864; escaped same day; Aug. 1864, det. ord. staff of Gen. Payne; dis. at Nashville, Tenn. July, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Hahn, Geo. co. H, 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly; 5 weeks a prisoner. Hahn, H. W. served 3 months and 3 years O. Inf. regt. Hain, Geo. W. e. at Osborn, Green co. Sept. 1801, co. F, 110th O. V. I.; cap. at the Wilderness; 10 months and 1 day in Andersonville, Florence, Salisbury and Wilmington prison pens; dis. at Columbus, June, 1865; application for pension not yet properly considered. Haley, Geo. W. co, E, 184th O. V. I.; died at Springfield, April 24, 1865. Haley, Michael, 17th O. Indp. Bat. ; died at Soldiers Home, 1876. Haley, Samuel J. e. Feb. 26, 1865, co. E, 184th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1865, Hall, C. H. e. June 16, 1861, co. C, 6th U. S. C.; dis. June 16, 1864. Hall, Henry, served in co. B, 8th O. V. I. and co. C, 6th U. S. C. Hall, Nehemiah, e. May 2, 1864, co. D, 146th O. V. I.; dis Sept. 1864. Hamilton, Chas. corp in regt. col'd inf.; wounded before Petersburg. Hamilton, Geo. B. e. Sept. 1862, corp. co. C, 110th O. V. I.; cap. at Winchester; 6 weeks at Libby and Belle Isle; wounded at Monocacy. Hamilton, W. H. e. April, 1861, co. F, 2d O. V. I.; dis. at Columbus, July, '61. Hamilton, Wm. e. Aug. 1862, 1st sergt. co. C, 110th O. V. I.; dis. with regt. Hammond, Jas. sergt. co. D, 3d O. V. I.; wounded at Paint Rock, Ala.; cap. on Streight's Ga. raid; held at Belle Isle; died Dec. 7, 1884. Hanger, Calvin, e. at Springfield, 16th O. Indp. Bat. Hanger, Jacob, 16th O. Indp. Bat. ; returned "missing.” Hanes, Jacob, 1st lieut. co. F, 153d O. V. I. ; 4-month service. Hankel, Jacob, co. I, 23d Ill.V. I.: dis. for disab. Oct. 1862. Hardman, Nelson, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; dis Feb. 1863, disab. Hardman, P. N. e. April, 1864, co. I, 8th O. V. C.; dis. with regt. ; e. in co. C, 2d U. S. C.; served 5 years and dis. at Fort Russell, Wy. T.; e. in same regt. sergt.-major; served 5 years; dis. 1875, at Columbia, S. C.; e. in G. M. R. S.; trans. 7th U. S. C.; served till Jan. 1880; total service 16 years 5 months 15 days; wounded by Sioux at Milk River, Montana; by Cheyennes at Wichita River. Haring, Fred, e. Feb. 1862. musician co. E, 76th O. V. I.; dis. Jan. 1863. Harman, W. H. H. e. May 2, 1864, co. D, 154th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1, 1864. Harnish, Amos B. e. May 2, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Harnish, A. M. co. E, 16th O. V. I.; regt. band 13th Mo. V. I.; musician A. C. Harnish, John S. e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Harnish, Henry, e. May, 1864, sergt. co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. with regt. Harper, H. 1st sergt. co. B, 5th U. S. C.; pro. q. m. sergt.; dis 1865. Harper, Wm. served through war, bat. B, 5th U. S. H. A.; e. in Madison co. Harriman, Andrew, co. C, 13th O. V. I.; wounded at Shiloh and in Ga. Harris, Edwon, e. 1862, in Putnam co.; died in Andersonville, June, 1864, Harris, Ezra C. co. I, 110th O. V. I. ; cap.; held 3 months; 3 times wounded. Harris, John, co. G, 27th U. S. C. T.; 1 year in Lynchburg and Libby. Harris, Samuel, co, A, 94th O. V. I.; 14 months in hosp.; dis. for disab. Harris, Wm. D. sergt. co. B, 18th Ill V. I.; wounded at Fort Donelson. Harrison, Wm. H. e. Nov. 1863, musician 110th O. V. I.; trans. brig, band. Harshberger, John F. e. Jan. 5, 1864, co. I, 8th O. V. C.; dis. with regt. Hartshorn, Wm. H. H. co. C, 11th O. V. C.; mortally wounded at Mud Springs. Hartsock, John, e. Feb. 1865, co. B, 192d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1865. Harvey, Geo. sergt.-major 5th Mass. V. I.; 1st sergt. co. K, 10th U. S. C. Hass, John, corp. co. D, 3d O. V. I.; wounded at Perryville; cap. near Rome. Hatfield, Jas. e. June 3, 1862, co. B, 86th O. V. I.; dis. Sept 25, 1862; e. Sept. 1864, co. D, 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly; escaped; det. in charge of clothing dept. at Clarksburg, W.Va.: m, o. there with regt. Hatfield, Marcus A. e. at Springfield, O. Oct. 1861, co. G, 66th Ill. S. S.; at Chicago, Jan. 1864; dis. at Springfield, Ili. July, 1865. Hatfield, Michael E. e. at Springfield, April 17, 1861, co. D, 3d O. V. I.; dis. at Columbus, Aug. 21, 1861; e. at Springfield, Aug. 5, 1862, co. F. 44th O. V. I. ; trans. co. F, 8th O. V. C. March, 1864; 6 months in hosp. 1863, at Lexington, Ky. Cincinnati and Camp Dennison, typhoid fever ; wounded at Bunker Hill, W. Va. in head, Sept. 3, 1864; 3 months in hosp. with wound at Martinsburg, W. Va. and Little York, Pa.; dis. at Clarksburg, W. Va. May 30, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G, A. R. Hatherly, Valentine, corp. co. E, 3d Md. V. I.; cap. at Harpers Ferry. Hatton, H. C. e. Oct. 16, 1861, co. I, 71st O. V. I.; vet. And dis. with regt. Hause, Abraham, 4-month service co. D, 146th O.V.I.; died Nov. 1864. Hawkins, H. C. leader brig, band, 2d brig. 2d div. 6th A. C. 1863-5. Hawke, Peter M. 3-month service co. E, 16th O.V. I.; 3 year co. 11,44th O. Hay, J. C. e. May 2, 1864, co. K, 168th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 6, 1864. Heaton, F. M. e. at Columbus, Oct. 1862, co. C, 10th O. V. C.; in hosp. at Murfreesboro, Tenn. Stevenson, Ala. and Camp Dennison; in. o, at Les ton, N. C. July 24, 1865; mem. McMillen Post, G A. R. Hebble, Jos. asst. surg. 26th O. V. I.; surg. 6th O. V. C. 1863-5. Heckman, A. co. C, 11th O. V. C.; killed at Omaha, 1869, in regular service. Heiskell, John, e. May 2, 1864, co. I, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 7, 1864. Helvie, Samuel W. e. at Piqua, Miami co. Aug. 22, 1862, co. E, 110th O. V. I.; pro. corp. for good service; det. color guard last 18 months of service; w to hosp. in Jan. 1863, at Winchester, Va.; 2 months there, typhoid-pneumonia; all rest of service with regt.; in. o. near Washington, D.C. June 25, 1865; mem. Clay-Hay Post, G. A. R.; past adjt. Henderson, Henry H. e. in Clarke co. Nov. 7, 1861, co. D, 74th O. V. I.; in gen. field hosp. at Murfreesboro, Tenn. and hosps. Nos. 4 and 19, at Nashville, Tenn.; dis. for disab. at Nashville, June, 1863; e. at Springfield, Jan.1, 1864, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. at Columbus, Aug. 3, 1865. Henderson, Silas, corp. co. C, 16th Ky. V. I.; dis. Dec. 25, 1865. Heneman, John M. 1st sergt. co. C, 11th O. V. C. ; pro. q. m. sergt. Henry, Alex. served in 113th O. V. I.; killed at White Oak Bottom, Va. Henry, G.W. served in co. E, 95th O. V. I.; died in Andersonville. Henry, Isaac, co. K, 31st O. V. I.; mortally wounded at Chickamauga. Henry, Marion, served in 66th O. V. I.; died at home, fall of 1885. Henry, Oliver, served in co. E, 95th O. V. I.; died in Libby prison. Henry, Thos. e. at South Charleston, Aug. 18, 1863, co E, 1st O. V. C.; cap. before Atlanta, Aug. 14, 1864; 8 months and 9 days in Andersonville, Florence and Charleston prison pens; dis. at Columbus, Sept. 6, 1865; mem. McMillen Post, G. A. R.; past O. G. Henthorn, Ellis, e. at Woodsfield, Monroe co. Jan. 6, 1863, co. K, 78th O.V. I.; in post hosp. at Bolivar, Tenn 30 days, chronic diarrhea; vet. at Vicksburg, Miss. Jan. 6, 1864; det. in pioneer corps, 3d div. 17th A. C. ; contracted cold in service which settled in eyes, permanently impairing sight; dis. at Columbus, July 15, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Heifer, Lewis, 3 years in co. A, 83d O. V. I.; wounded in forehead. Hereon, W. H. sergt. co. H, 66th O. V. I.; 3-year and vet. service. Herr, Aaron, e. at Springfield, April 14, 1861, co. D, 3d O. V. I.; e. in same for 3 years; pro. corp.; wounded at Stone River; wounded and cap. Near Rome, Ga. on Streight's raid, May 3, 1863; 30 days in Belle Isle; paroled and exchanged; dis, at Camp Dennison, June 21, 1834 Herr, John, e. Aug. 1862, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; pro. corp.; wounded at Kenesaw Mt. Ga.; 7 clays in field hos.; dis. at Columbus, June 14, 1865. Herr, John, e. 1862, co. H, 93d O. V. I.; died in service at Gallatin hosp. Tenn. Herr, Martin, co. D, 3d O. V. I.; pro. sergt. ; cap. near Rome, Gi. May 2, 1863; 30 days at Belle Isle; dis. at Camp Dennison, June 21, 1864. Herriman, John M. co. C, 6th O. V. C. ; trans. co. C, 11th O. V. C.; sergt. Hershey, Jacob, e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 1864. Hess, Thos. M. e. May 2, 1864, co. D, 146th 0. V. I. dis, Sept. 7, 1864. Hickey, John, 4 years in art. service from Ind.; cap. at Harpers Ferry. Hicks, T. J. e. Aug. 1862, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; pro. corp. then sergt. Hill, N. C. M. e. March, 1862, 10th O. Indp. Bat.; vet. and dis. with same. Hill, Robt. e. June 3, 1863, bat. K, 1st O. V. H. A.; dis. Aug. 6, 1865. Hill, Samuel, e. Jan. 1864, bat. K, 2d O.V. H. A.; dis. June 25, 1865. Hinder, C. G. served in co. E, 13th O. V. I. and as q. m s. 3d O. Indp. Bat. Hinton, Edgar B. e. at Springfield, Aug. 1864, U. S. N. gunboat "Benton," landsman, pro. first-class seaman; trans. to gunboat "Moose;" det. on that boat to trans. ordnance from Mound City, Ill. to Jefferson Barracks, Mo.; dis. on board Moose; mem. Powell Post, G. A. R.; past Q. M. Hoadley, Geo. e. at Shelby, Richland co. Sept. 1861, co. I, 15th O. V. I.; died of measles at Shelby, Feb. 1862. Hoadley, Selden B. e. at Shelby, Richland co. Sept. 7, 1861, co. I, 15th O. V. I.; 30 clays in hosp. No. 2, at Nashville, Tenn. pneumonia; dis. at Stone River, Feb. 2, 1863; menu. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Hoar, John, co. D, 5th Ind. V. C.; 7 months in Andersonville and other prisons. Hoberty, Nicholas, co. E, 19th O. V. I.; lost eyesight on March to the Sea. Hocett, Jesse P. sergt. co. E, 47th O. V. I.; 3-year and vet. service. Hoffman, John, co. D, 44th O. V. I.; dis. at Knoxville, Tenn. 1864. Hoffman, Martin C. co. A, 94th O. V. I.; died July 4, 1884. Hogendobler. F. co. A. Hoff titan's Batn.; 2d lieut. co K, 124th O. V. I. Holm, Harry W. musician co. A, 16th O. V. I.; drum major 195th O. V. I. Holcomb, Albert, bat. A, 1st O. V. L. A.; cap.; prisoner at Libby. Holderunan, John J. e. Feb. 22, 1864, co, G, 4th O. V. C.; dis. July 15, 1865. Holliday, Samuel, sergt. co. B, 17th O. V. I.; 4 years; died in Neb. 1881. Holwager, Jacob, e. at Lancaster, Pa. March, 1865, co. C, 77th Pa. V. I.; m. o. at Victoria, Texas, Dec. 1865; O. G. in Clay-Hay Post., G. A. R. Holloway, J. C. e. at Springfield, Sept. 1861, co. E, 60th O. V. I.; 1st sergt. acting 2d lieut. ; received gunshot wound in right arm at Gallipolis. Dec. 1, 1861; cap. at Harpers Ferry, W. Va. Sept. 15, 1862; dis. at parole camp at Chicago, Nov. 1862; e. at Cairo, Ill. Jan. 1864, U. S. N. monitor "Ozark;" master's mate; dis. Aug. 1864, near Tunica Isl. 80 miles above New Orleans; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Holycross, Jos. co. K, 71st Ind. V. I.; co. K, 6th Ind. V. C.; served 4 years. Homan, Wm. F. 1st eng. on gunboat "Tuscumbia," U. S. N.; died in hosp. at St. Louis, Mo. 1863, of wounds received at Millikens Bend, June 6, 1863. Honafanger, John H. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; wounded at Cedar Creek, Va. Honker, John, e. at Springfield, Aug. 1861, co. H. 44th O. V. I.; vet- at Cincinnati, Jan. 5, 1864; pro. sergt. April 12, 1864; gunshot wound through right breast at Beverly, W. Va. Oct. 29, 1864; m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 17, 1865; died at Springfield, Sept. 25, 1S77. Hook, John, co. H, 44th O. V. I.; co. El, 8th O. V. C.; died Feb. 15, 1871. Horn, W. B. co. B, 66th O.V. I.; trans. co. F, 28th regt. V. R. C. Hotsenpiller, Chas. W. e. March 21, 1862, co. A, 2d batn. 16th U. S. I.; retired with rank of capt. June 19, 1879; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Houck, Sol. J. co. I, 71st O. V. I.; wounded and disab. at Nashville. House, Samuel, 17th O. Indp. Bat. ; died at Millikens Bend, La. 1863. Howe, F, M. e. May 2, 1864, co. F, 145th O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 23, 1864. Huben. Jacob, co. K, 113th O. V. I.; shell wound in left leg. Hudson, Wm. J. e. at Springfield, May 2, 1864, com. q. m. sergt. 146th O.V.I.; dis. at Camp Dennison, Sept. 7, 1864; P. C. in McMillen Post, G. A. R. Huffman, A. O. e. May 2, 1864. co. E, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Huffman, Jas. D. e. May 2, 1864, co. K, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Huffman, Jos. co. H, 116th U. S. C. T. and co. K, 41st U. S. C. T. 1864-9. Huffman, Peter E. 3 years in co. A, 94th O. V. I.; det. wagon master. Huffman, Wm, served 2 years, 1863-5, in co. E, 27th U. S. C T. Hughs, Albert, e. Oct. 1861, musician co. B, 58th O. V. I.; died in 1862. Hughes, Wm. H. sergt. in Union Light Guards, Indp. V. C. 1863-5. Humphreys, Chas. H. e. Sept. 6, 1861, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; vet. with bat.; dis. at Camp Chase, Aug. 2, 1865; was in 86th O. V. I. in 1862. Humphreys, Geo. H. e. Sept. 6, 1861, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; pro. corp.; vet. with bat.; dis. at Camp Chase, Aug. 2, 1865. Hundley, Andrew P. co. F, 44th O. V. I.; died in Ky. June 12, 1863. Hundley, Harvey, e. Jan. 1864, co. I, 5th O. V. C.; dis. Oct. 1865. Hundley, Wm. e. at Springfield, Oct. 23, 1861, co. G, 66th O. V. I.; dis. At Martinsburg, W. Va. July, 1862, disab. ; application for pension not yet properly considered. Hunt, J. S. B. e. Aug. 1, 1862, co, K, 45th O. V. I.; vet. and dis. with regt. Hunt, Ralph, co. C, 1st Ky. V. I.; 4 months in Libby; died June 2, 1883. Hunt, Wm. jr. 17th O. Indp. Bat.; pro. lieut.; died May 31, 1879. Hunter, J. K. co. K, 26th O. V. I.; drowned in Ohio river during service. Hunter, Wm. e. Sept. 16, 1864, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. June 9, 1865. Huse, Abraham, co. D, 146th O. V. I.; died while home on furlough. Hutchinson, Enoch H. co. H, 60th O. V. I.; co. L, 2d batn, 11th O. V. C. Hyle, Samuel, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; det. farrier, 1863-5. Hysner, Philip, e. at New Carlisle, Aug. 26, 186t, 16th O. Indp. Bat. ; dis, at Columbus, Sept. 15, 1864; P. C. in Clay-Hay Post, G. A. R.

I Igou, Peter F. co. I, 2d III. V. C.; det. ward master in hosp. some time. Ingersoll, Albert, bat. K, 1st O.V. H. A.; dis. July 25, 1865. Ingersoll, Oscar E. co. E, 60th O. V. I.; co. F, 11th O. V. C.; once wounded. Irvin, Daniel L. e. Dec. 1862, co. I, 128th O. V. I.; dis. July, 1865. Irwin, Hiram, e. May 2, 1864, co. E, 134th O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 31, 1564. Irwin, Wm. J. co. F, 2d O. V. I.; 2d lieut in 129th O. V. I.; pro. 1st lieut.

J Jackson, D. M. e. Aug. 14, 1862, co. D, 12th W. Va. V. I.; dis. June, 1865. Jackson, John, e. at Frederick. Md.; 3 years in cav. service; dis. 1864. Jackson, Peter, co. I, 17th U. S. C. T.; wounded in left leg in Ky. James, Americus, co. F, 8th O. V. C.; det. ord. at prov. hd. qtrs. James, Bennet S. 2d-class fireman, Miss. squad. U. S. N. 1864-5. James, Jos. W. 3-year and vet. service co. D, 17th O. V. I.; pro. lieut. Johnson, J. E. e. Feb. 15, 1864, co. M. 8th O. V. C.; m. o. July 31, 1865. Johnson, Peter F. corp. co. C, 44th O. V. I.; co. C, 8th O. V. C. Johnson, W. F. e. May 2, 1864, co. F, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Johnston, E. T. e Feb. 14, 1862, co. E, 2d O. V. C.; dis, March 11, 1865. Johnston, Geo. F. e. Sept. 3, 1861, co. F, 44th O. V. I.; vet. in co, F, 8th O.V.C.; cap. at Beverly; escaped; det. scout; dis. with regt. Johnston, Henry C. 3 years in co. D. 44th O. V. I.; vet. in co. D, 8th O. V. C. Johnston, John E. co. M, 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly; 35 days in Libby. Jones, Berry, co. A, 114th U. S. C. T.; died at Somerset, Ky. Dec. 1870. Jones, Geo. H. co. F, 8tlh O. V. C.; killed at Beverly, W Va. Oct. 1864. Jones, Jas. co. G, 11th W. Va. V. I.; twice cap. ; escaped; served 1862-5. Jones, John Minor, e. May, 1863, co. D, 55th Mass. V. I.; dis. Aug. 1865. Jones, Jonathan, e. 1861, co. K, 31st O. V. I.; killed at Perryville, Ky. Jones, Newton R. e. 1862, co. C, 11th 0. V. C.; dis. at Omaha, Neb. 1865. Jones, Robt. co. I, 54th Mass. V. I.; killed at Augusta, Ga. 1864. Jones, Thornton, e. April, 1865, 72d U. S. C. T.; dis. July, 1865. Jones, Wm. e. 1862, co. G, 94th O. V. I.; dis. at Columbus, 1865. Judy, David, e. Aug. 9, 1862, 17th O. Indp. Bat. ; vet. and dis with same. Judy, Wm. e. March 11, 1805, co. H, 197th O. V. I.; dis. July 31, 1865.

K Kable, J. H. e. May 2, 1864. co. E, 154th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1, 1864. Kalt, Nicholas, e. Sept. 1862, co. B, 58th O. V, I. ; dis, 1863, disab. Karg, Leonard, e. May, 1864, co. G, 153d O.V. I.; dis. Sept. 7, 1864. Kauffman, Abraham, e. 94th O. V. I. then served in co. H, 8th O. V. C. Kauffman, Henry, e. at Harmony, Aug. 2, 1862, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; cap. At Winchester, June 14, 1863; 44 days in Libby and Belle Isle; wounded at Cedar Creek, Oct. 19, 1864; in hosp. at City Point, Va. and Baltimore, Md. fevers; 4 weeks; in Sheridan field hosp. and at York, Pa. 3 months, wounds; dis. at Hicks gen. hosp. Baltimore, Md. June 22, 1865; application for increased pension not yet properly considered. Keifer, J. Warren, e. April, 1861, major 3d O. V. I.; pro. lt.-col,; dis. for pro.; col. 110th O. V. I.; brev. major-gen.; wounded at Winchester. Keiser, Jacob. e. Aug. 1861, co. H, 44th O. V. I.; vet. in co. H, 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly: 40 clays in Libby and Pemberton; dis. with regt. Kelly, Chas. e. Feb, 1863, 17th O. Indp. Bat. ; dis. Aug. 1865. Kelly, Daniel L. sergt. bat. C. 2d O. V. H. A.; co. B, 33d U. S. I. 1863-9. Kelly, Jas. B. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; wounded in breast at Cold Harbor. Kelly, Jos. e. Feb. 21, 1864, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; m. o. June 25, 1865. Kelly, Wm. Jas. e. May, 1864, co. C, 144th O. V. I.; died in Libby, 1864. Kemp, Geo. e. Aug. 11, 1861, U. S. N. steamer "Powhatan"; dis. Aug. 1865. Kennedy, Lewis C. e. in Madison co. 113th O. V. I.; killed at Kenesaw Mt. Kershner, Nathaniel G. e. May 2, 1864, co. K, 168th O. V. I.; dis. with regt. Kester, C. W. e. at Buffalo, N. Y. April, 1865, co. L, 8th N. Y. Cav.; pro. corp. then sergt. ; injured at Clouds Mills, V. June 7, 1865, by timber falling on him; dis. there, June 27, 1865; mem. Howell Post, No. 390, G. A. R. Dept. of New York; past adjt. Kiblinger, Jacob, 17th O. Indp, Bat.; died Dec. 23, 1863, measles. Kildow, --, e. June, 1861, 13th O. V. I.; killed at Lookout Mt. Killen, J. W. e. at Montezuma, Ia. Aug. 14, 1862, co. C, 28th Ia. V. I.; cap. near Winchester, Nov. 1864; escaped in 3 days; det. regt. teamster at St. Louis, Oct. 1862, so served till July 4, 1863; then det. in charge of div. train till m. o. at Savannah, Ga. Aug. 14, 1865; application for pension not properly considered. Kilpatrick, Robt. L. at Cincinnati, April 20, 1861, com. capt. co. B, 5th O. V. I.; cap. at Port Republic, June 9, 1862; held at Lynchburg, Va., Salisbury, N. C. and in Libby till Aug. 20, 1862; twice wounded at Chancellorsville, May 3, 1863; lost right arm from shoulder joint; corn. lieut.-col. 5th U.V. I. to rank from Jan. 8, 1863, at Dumfries, Va.; m. o. Aug. 17, 1864; coin. Capt. vet. reserve corps, Sept. 28, 1864; in command of co. of prov. cav. on duty in and around Washington, D. C.; assigned to duty of cutting out a rebel bat. situated bet. lines at Resaca, Ga. May 15, 1864; duty accomplished during the night; m. o. of vet. reserve corps, June 30, 1866; app. cant. 42d U. S. Inf. July 28, 1866; brev. major March 2, 1867; brev. Lt.-col. March 2, 1867; retired with rank of col. Dec. 15, 1870; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R.; disc. mustering officer 1 year. Kimball, Wm. 6th O. V. C. and 11th O. V. C.; died March, 1886, in Clarke co. Kimball, Wm. H. 152d O. V. I.; died at Camp Dennison, Aug. 23, 1864. Kindle, Isaac, e. at Springfield, April 17, 1861, co. F, 2d O. V. I.; this, at Columbus, July 31, 1861; e. Sept. 6, 1861, sergt. co. E, 5th O. V. C.; dis. at Columbus, Nov. 29, 1864; e. co. C, 5th U. S. V. V.; corp. ; dis. at Fort Wood, N. Y. harbor, March 25, 1866; Q. M. in Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Kindle, e. Wm. F. at Springfield, April 23, 1861, co. E, 16th O. V. I.; dis, at Columbus, Aug. 18, 1861; e. at Springfield, Oct. 25, 1862, co. C, 5th O. V.C.; det. orderly at Gen. Hurlbut's hd.-qtrs.; det. clerk and charge of orderlies, Col. Moore's hd.-qtrs.; det. clerking in office C. A. Morton, chief comy. 15th A. C.; dis. at Columbus, Nov. 29, 1864; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Kinert, O. B. e. Aug. 1861, 16th O, Indp, Bat.; vet. and dis. with same. King, Andrew J. e. at Lone Rock, Wis. Sept. 9, 1861, 6th bat. Wis. L. A.; det. on cavalry scouting, winter of 1863, at Memphis, Tenn.; dis. at Madison, Wis. Oct. 10, 1864; application for pension not yet properly considered; inspector Powell Post, G. A. R. King, David, capt. co. F, 2d O. V. I.; major and Lt.-col. 94th O. V. I. King, David, sergt. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; wounded in siege of Petersburg. King, Isaac, e. May 2, 1864, co. I, 154th O. V. I.; this. July 18, 1864. King, J. E. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; cap. at the Wilderness; held 7 months. King, John, 4 years in let Ky. V. I. and pioneer corps; died in Illinois, 1868. King, Matthew, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; wounded at Vicksburg; died Aug. 28,'81. King, Oliver H. 3 years in co. E, 44th O. V. I.; vet, in co. E, 8th O. V. C. King, Spencer, e. Aug. 18, 1863, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; dis. June 24, 1865. King, Warren D. corp. co. G, 51st O. V. I.; cap. near Rome; held 30 days. Kirby, John, e. Oct. 18, 1861, co. E, 74th O. V. I.; vet. and dis. with regt. Kirkwood, John W. served 3 months and 3 years in co. D, 12th O.V. I. Kiser, Thos. e. April, 1861, co. C, 13th O. V. I.; killed at Stone River. Killing, John, e. July, 1862, 93d O. V. I.; dis. June 8, 1865. Kist, Jos. corp. co. K, 31st O.V. I.; gunshot wound in leg; dis, with regt. Kitchen, Erasmus J. e. co. F, 44th O. V. I.; vet. 1st sergt. co. F, 8th O. V. C. Kitchen, Isaac N. served with "Squirrel Hunters," defense of Cincinnati. Kizer, Abraham, co. A, 16Sth O.V. I.; cap. at Cynthiana, June, 1864; paroled. Kizer, Geo. W. e. Aug. 1861, co. F, 44th O. V. I.; vet, in co. F, 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly; 2 months in Libby; dis. with regt. Kline, A. B. e. co. H, 44th O.V. I.; vet, as corp. co. H, 8th O. V. C. Kline, Jacob, co. C, 44th O. V. I.; co. C. 8th O.V. C.; 35 days in Libby. Kline, Tobias A, e. at Medway, May, 1864, co E, 153d O. V. I.; in hosp. at Clarysville, Md.; dis. at Camp Dennison, Sept. 9, 1864. Knaub, Jos. A. e. Aug 1861, corp. co. F, 44th O. V. I.; dis. Oct. 1864. Knaub, Henry, 94th O.V. I.; killed in service. Knight, Henry E. co. G, 21st Mass. V. I.; killed at Spotsylvania C H. Va. Knott, David P. served in bat. K, 1st O. V. H. A.; died Aug. 5, 1872. Knott, John P. bat. K, 1st O. V. H. A.; died at Camp Nelson, Ky. measles. Knott, Peter, 3 years in co. F, 44th O.V. I.; vet, in co. F, 8th O. V. C. Knox, S. H. e. Feb. 19, 1865, co. D, 58th O. V. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1865. Knub, Henry, served in 3d O. V. I.; killed at Perryville, Ky. Kock, Frank, e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 1864. Koonts, Aaron F. corp. co. I, 8th O. V. C.; injured by kicking horse. Krapp, Martin, corp. co. I, 74th Pa. V. I.; twice cap. ; 3 months at Belle Isle. Kruft, John, sergt. co. H, 44th O. V. I.; sergt, co. K, 16Sth O. V. I. Kummer, John, served 2 years in corny. dept. 14th A. C. Kurtz, J. M. e. Sept. 1861, co. I, 44th O. V. I.; vet. in co. I, 8th O. V. C.; pro. sergt. major, 1st lieut. and adjt.; twice cap. at Beverly. Kuyton, Jas. M. was in service in co. A, 5th W. Va. I.

L Lafferty, Samuel J. e. May 2, 1864, co. E, 1534 O.V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Lafferty, Wm. L. served in co. B, 86th O. V. I. and co. D, 146th O. V. I. Lancaster, J. H. e. July, 1864, co. C, 12th O. V. C. ; dis. May 31, 1865. Landaker, Daniel J. e. at Columbus, Feb. 22, 1865, co. D, 58th O. V. I. ; pro. corp.; dis. at Columbus, Oct. 1865; mem. McMillen Post, G. A. R. Landaker, Isaac, e. at South Charleston, Sept. 17, 1861, co. B, 4th O. V. C.; pro. sergt. ; cap. at Lexington, Ky.; paroled; dis. at Cincinnati, Nov. 1, 1864; mem. McMillen Post, G. A. R. Lankenan, J. D. e. at Springfield, July 7, 1863, co. C, 129th O. V. I.; 1 month in hosp. at Crab Orchard, Ky. gout; dis. at Cleveland, Mar. 4, 1864; e. at Cincinnati, Aug. 1864, on U. S. steamer "Silver Cloud;" landsman; dis. at Mound City, Ill. July, 1865. Lattimer, Samuel, e. April 23, 1861, co. E, 16th O. V. I. ; dis. Aug. 1861. Lattimer, Wilson, sergt co. D, 44th O.V.I. ; co. M, 8th O.V. C. ; cap. ; escaped. La Tourrette, Robt. 4 month service co. E, 153d O. V. I.; 2 months in hosp. Laughlin, David, 3 years in co. K, 26th O.V. I. ; wounded at Stone River. Lawrence, DeLuna C, musician 44th O. V. I.: sergt. co. K, 152d O. V. I. Lawrence, John, e. Sept. 17, 1861, 44th O. V. I. ; died at Yellow Springs, 1862. Laybourn, Abel, e. in Green twp. July 23, 1863, co. C, 35th regt. O. N. G.; May, 1864, at Camp Dennison, mustered in co. D, 146th O.V. I.; dis. at Camp Dennison, Sept. 7, 1864; lost health in service, and application for pension not yet properly considered. Laybourn, Henry C. e. at Urbana, Champaign co. Jan. 26, 1864, co. A, 66th O. V. V. I.; pro. corp. ; wounded at Peachtree Creek, Ga.; dis. at Columbus, July 19, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Laybourn, H. co. G, 94th O. V. I. ; died in hosp. at Louisville, Ky. Laybourn, Lewis, e. at Springfield, 1863, co. C, 129th O. V. I.; dis. at Cleveland, Mar. 1864; e. at Springfield, Mar. 1864, U. S. N. "Niade No. 52," Red River squad. ; at Tunica Landing, La. 98 boys went out and only 14 returned home; dis. at Cairo, 111. April, 1865. Laybourn, Wm. H. e. May, 1864, co. D, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept 7, 1864. Layton, E. N. e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d O.V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Layton, O. A. e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d 0. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Leber, Peter, e. at Tremont City, Apr. 1861, co. C, 1st Ky. V. I.; dis. at Camp Clay, June, 1861; e. at Wrightsville, York co. Pa. Aug. 25, 1864, bat. E, 1st Pa. L. A.; m. o. at Richmond, Va. June 10, 1865; S. M. in Powell Post. Le Compte, Chas. H. co. H, 66th O. V .I. ; wounded near Gettysburg, June,'63. Lecrone, Lewis, bat. K, 1st O. V. H. A.; e. Dec. 17, 1863; dis. with regt. Leedle, Richard, e. Aug. 8, 1862, corp. co. A, 94th O. V. I.; dis. June, 1865. Le Fevre, Daniel H. served 3 months in 1864, co M, 12th Md. V. I. Leffel, A. D. e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Leffel, Henry, e. May 2, 1864, co. D, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 7, 1864. Leffel, Henry, e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d 0. V. I ; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Leffel, Henry C. e. at Troy, Miami co. Apr. 1861, co. D, 11th O. V. I.; pro. corp.; dis. June 20, 1861; e. same date, same co. and regt. for 3 years; det. at Gen, Turchin's hd -qtrs.; dis. at Camp Dennison, June 21, 1864; application for pension not yet properly considered. Leffel, Jas. M. went into service from Springfield; died April 26, 1877. Leffel, Jeremiah, e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 7, 1864. Leffel, John, e. at Springfield, Sept. 1861, co. K, 31st O. V. I.; vet. at Chattanooga, Tenn. Jan. 1864; det. to take care of horses for col. and surg.; pro. comy. sergt.; m. o. at Louisville, Ky. July 20, 1865. Leffel, J. O. e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Leffel, Martin J. e. May, 1864, co. F, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Legge, Thos. E. e. Mar. 1862, co. E, 4th O. V. C.; pro. sergt.; dis. Aug. 1865. Lehman, Christian, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; e. at Northampton; dis. with regt. Leitschuh, Jacob, e. Jan. 5, 1864, co. H, 8th O. V. C.; m. o. July 31, 1865. Lellis, John, e. at Syracuse, N. Y. June, 1861, co. F, 12th N. Y. V. I.; dis. At Elmira, N. Y. Sept. 1861; served 2 years as govt. blacksmith at Nashville. Lemmon, W. B. e. March 3, 1864, co. I, 71st O. V. V. I.; dis Feb. 7, 1865. Lesher, J. D. e. Aug. 1862. co. B, 126th Pa. V. I.; pro. sergt.; cap. at Fredericksburg; 3 weeks in Libby, then paroled; entered U. S: signal service July 1, 1863; dis. at Harrisburg, Pa. Oct. 1865. Lesher, Thos. W. e. at Mt. Union, Pa. July 4, 1863, co. H, 21st Pa. V. C.; once slightly wounded; dis. Feb. 12, 1864. Leslie, J. C. e. at Dunkirk, Oct. 7, 1861, co. H, Western S. S.; in hosp. at Shiloh, 1862, lung fever and chronic diarrhea; vet. at Pulaski, Tenn. (regt. then known as 66th Ill. V. I.); dis. at Springfield, Ill. July 7, 1865; mem, McMean Post. No. 19, at Sandusky City. Leuty, Geo. e. Apr. 1861, co. E, 16th O.V. I.; e, for 3 years co. A, 4th O.V. C.; dis. Jan. 1864; 4-month service co. K, 168th O. V. I. Leuty, Henry, e. at Camp Dennison, Jan. 1863, co. F, 54th O. V. I. ; part of 1862-3 in U. S. detective service under Gen. Hurlbut; trans. June, 1863, bat. I, 1st Mo. Art.; in hosp. at Nashville, 1863, fever and ague; trans. Feb. 1864, co. A, 11th regt. V. R. C.; dis. at Point Lookout, Md. Jan. 3, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Lewis, Frederick A. e. at Malone, Franklin co. N.Y. Oct. 1861, co. B, 98th N.Y. V. I.; pro. corp Feb. 22, 1862, at Albany, N. Y.; sergt. Oct. 1, 1862, at Yorktown, Va.; sergt.-major at Yorktown, Oct. 15, 1862; dom. Capt. co. G, 98th N. Y.V. I. at Yorktown, Nov. 8, 1862; cap. at Fair Oaks, Va. May 30, 1862; held at camp in field 4 hours, then escaped; dis. at Chapins Farm, Va. Dec. 1864; mem. Mitchell Post,; past adjt. Baldy Smith Post, at St. Albans, Vt. Lewis, J. L. e. Oct. 13, 1861, co. F, 59th O.V. I.; dis. Nov. 30, 1864. Levan, Porter, corp. co. II, 11th O. V. I.; wounded in head at Antietam. Leuty, John, e. Dec. 1801, co. F, 54th O. V. I.; pro. q. m. sergt.; dis, at hosp St. Louis, 1863, chronic diarrhea; died at Urbana, 1864. Little, Geo. W. corp. co. C, 110th O. V. I.; wounded at the Wilderness. Little, Jacob, e. Dec. 1863, co. I. 128th O. V. I.; dis. July 17, 1S65. Little, Joel L. e. at Yellow Springs, but credited as recruit, Xenia, Greene co. co. I, 128th O. V. I.; app. 1st duty sergt. at Camp Cleveland: pro. 1st sergt. at Johnsons Isl. ; det. clerk for gen. courtmartial at Johnsons Isl. winter and spring of 1863-4; dis. at Camp Chase, July 17, 1865. Littleton, V. B. e. at Springfield, Ill. 1864, co. 1, 39th Ill. V. I.; dis. at Richmond, Va. June, 1865; mem. Clay-Hay Post, G. A. R.; past chaplain. Littler, A. G. e. Nov. 23, 1861, co. G, 75th O. V. I.; dis. Feb. 2, 18(13. Littler, Jas. R. e. at Springfield, Aug. 28, 1862, co. F, 44th 0. V. I.; in hosp. at Lexington, Ky. 10 days in 1863, cold and exposure on raid; trans. to co. F. 8th O.V. C.; cap. at Beverly, W.Va. Jan. 11, 1865; held at Libby till Feb. 15, 1865; dis. at Clarksburg, W. Va. May 30, 1865; application for pension not yet properly considered; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Littler, John H. served with "Squirrel Hunters; died June 8, 1885. Locke, Wm. B. Corp, co. K, 152d O. V. I. 4-month service. Lockhart, Jas. co. G, 94th O. V. I.; killed at Stone River. Louge, Geo. 17th O. Indp. Bat.; died in service. Lohnes, Geo. e. Aug. 1862, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; killed at Chickamauga. Lohnes, J. P. e. at Springfield, Apr. 13, 1861, co. D, 3d O. V. I.; e. in same for 3 years; in camp hosp. about 6 months; cap. near Rome, Ga. May 3, 1863, on Streight's raid; 36 days at Belle Isle; dis. at Camp Dennison, June 21, 1864. Lombiny, Jacob, e. Aug. 1862, corp. co. C, 110th O. V. I.; dis. May, 1863. Lombard, Jesse, e. Dec. 12, 1862, co. H, 113th O. V. I.; dis. July, 1865. Lowman, Cyrus, 3 years in 16th O. Indp. Bat.; det wagon master. Lowman, David, e. March 27, 1864, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. Aug, 2, 1865. Luse, John F. 3-year service co. F, 44th O. V. I. ; vet, service 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly; 35 days in Libby; died at home, April 28, 1870. Ludlow, Chas. co. H, 32d O. V. I.; det. hosp. stew.; dis. Oct. 24, 1862. Ludlow, Geo. e. Aug. 1861, co. F, 16th O. V. I.: cap. at Chickasaw Bayou; held 75 days; dis. Oct. 1864; served in 1865 in co. D, 58th O. V. V. I. Lyman, Elias, e. 1863, 11th O. V. C.; died in service at Fort Laramie. Lynch, Peter, co. C, 44th O. V. I.; co. C, 8th O. V. C.; cap. ; escaped.

M McCafferty, Jas. co. F, 44th O. V. I. ; dis. 1864, disab. rheumatism. McCartney, Harrison H. co. I, 44th O. V. I. ; co. C, 129th O.V. I. McCartney, Jas. F. co. C, 129th O. V. I. ; co. E, 152d O.V.I. and 8th O.V.C. McClain, Frank J. e. at Hanover, Pa. Aug. 1862, co. C, 130th Pa. V. I.; pro. corp.; wounded at Fredericksburg, Va. Dec. 13, 1863; in Ebenezer and Emory hosp. Washington, D. C.; dis. at Harrisburg, Pa. May, 1863. McClary, Daniel, e. at Columbus, co. C, 2d O. V. I.; killed at Shiloh. McClary, Eli, e. Aug. 1864, co. G, 14th O. V. I.; dis. June 3, 1865. McClary, Henry, e. co. D, 1st O. V. I.; trans. q. m. dept.; died 1875. McClary, John, e. at Quincy, Logan co. 66th O. V. I.; killed at Gettysburg. McClary, Robt. co. C, 66th O.V. I.; cap. at Chattanooga; 6 months in Libby: dis. in 1864; died at Soldiers Home, 1876. McClellan, Abram, artificer bat K, 1st O.V. H. A.; served 2 years. McClellan, Jacob L. sergt. co. K, 152d O. V. I. ; 4-month service. McClintock, John O. e. Aug. 1861, co. D, 44th O. V. I. ; vet. in co. D, 8th O.V. C.; sergt.; wounded at Lewisburg, W. Va.; at Liberty, Va. McClintock, Levi, co. G, 94th O. V. I.; died in hosp. at Murfreesboro. McClurchin, Thos. major 30th 111.V. I. ; killed near New Madrid, March, 1862. McCollum, R. B. sergt. co. C, 110th O. V. I.; 12 weeks in Danville and Libby. McConkey, Alex. sergt. co. F, 41th O.V. I.; lieut. and capt. co. F, 8th O.V.C. McConkey, E. N. e. March 5, 1865, co. F, 8th O.V, C.; dis. Aug. 5, 1865. McConkey, Hiram, sergt. co. G, 94th O. V. I. ; dis. with regt. McCord, E. O. e. Dec. 15, 1862, drummer co. D, 110th O. V. I.; dis. Jan. 1863. McCormick, Patrick, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; wounded and cap. at Monocacy. McCormick, Wm. served in Mo. S. M. and in co. G, 33d Mo. V. I.; wounded. McCracken, W. W. 4-month service co. I, 149th O. V. I. ; died March 6, 1886. McCullough, Robt. corp. co. K, 168th O. V. I. ; 4-month service. McDaniel, Richard, e, at Harmony, co. K, 31st O. V. I.; service unknown. McFarland, Jas. P. e. Aug, 1862, sergt. co. H, 94th O. V. I. ; dis, June, 1865. McJilton, J. F. e. Sept. 1864, 16th O, Indp. Bat. ; dis June, 1865. McKay, Jas. corp. co. F, 96th O. V. I.; twice wounded at Grand Catouch. McKee, David, e. Sept. 1861, co. K, 31st O. V. I.; pro. corp.; dis. Aug. 1864. McKinney, Harrison, served in co. A, 94th O. V. I.; now deceased. McKinney, J. L. e. May, 1864, capt. co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. with regt. McKinney, K. M. e. at South Charleston, Aug. 14, 1862, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; pro. corp.; wounded and cap. at Winchester; 3 months in Libby. McKinney,W. S. e. Aug. 1861, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. June, 1862, disab. McKinnon, Alfred, corp. co. G, 1st O. V. I.; killed at Missionary Ridge. McKinnon, Jas. T. corp. co. C, 110th O. V. I.; 4 months in Libby. McKinnon, J. H. co. C, 110th O. V. I.; wounded at the Wilderness. McKinnon, Samuel M. e. at Loganvillle, Logan co. March 14, 1864, co. K, 57th O. V. V. I.; in hosp. at Little Rock, Ark. July, 1865, rheumatism; m. o. at Little Rock, Ark. Aug. 14, 1865; mem. Brand Post, G. A. R. at Urbana. McNamana, J. K. e. at Springfield, 45th O. V. I.; died in service. McMillen, Francis M. e. at South Charleston, Aug. 15, 1862, co. C, 110th O.V. I.; elected sergt.; app. color bearer, May, 1863; pro. sergt.-major in 1864; sick in hosp. at City Point, Va. July 3 to Aug. 20, 1804; wounded before Petersburg, March 25, 1865; m. o. at camp near Washington, D. C. June 25, 1865; mem. McMillen Post, G. A. R. McQuirt, Wm. served last year of war in co. C, 178th O. V. I. Madden, Michael, 4 years in co. K, 31st O. V. I.; wounded at Chickamauga. Madison, Wm. 4 years in cos H and K, 6th Mo V. I ; wounded before Atlanta. Maggart, Samuel D. e. at Tremont City, Sept. 5, 1861, co. I, 44th O. V. I.; 2 weeks in hosp. at Kanawha Bridge, W. Va. typhoid fever; vet, at Strawberry Plains, Tenn. Jan. 1, 1864, co. I, 8th O. V. C.; det. at div. hd.-qtrs. orderly to Gen. Averill; det. orderly to Capt. Pollard, comy, q. m. to Gen. Sherman; in. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865; mem. Powell Post, G. A. R.; past J. V. C. Mahoney, John, e. Aug. 1862, co. E, 89th O. V. I.; killed at Chickamauga. Mahoy, Geo. H. e. 1863, co. E, 16th Ind. V. I.; dis. 1864. Manington, W. 1st lieut. co. D, 16th Ind. V. I.; wounded at Arkansas Post. Manley, Jas. e. Feb. 1864, co. I, 120th O. V. I.; dis. May 28, 1865. Manley, Theregood, e. at Dayton, Montgomery co. in co. C, 27th O. V. I. ; 6 weeks in hosp. at City Point, Va.; det. to help care for the wounded; diet. waiter for Col. Blackburn; dis. at Columbus. Manning, Thos. B. corp. co. F, 6th O. V. I.; wounded at Missionary Ridge. Mapps, David, co. F, 16th O. V. I.; wounded and cap.; 4 months in Libby. Marot, Wm. served on U. S. steamer "Benton;" pro. p. m. stew.; dis. 1865. Marshall, Robt. N. sergt. co. I, 128th O. V. I.; wounded at Johnsons Isl. Mart, John J. e. May 2, 1864, co. I, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Martin, Abe, e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d 0. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Mason, Alex, served in 16th O. Ind. Bat.; now deceased. Mason, John, 100th U. S. C. T.; died in hosp. at Nashville, Tenn. Massie, Alfred, e. in Lawrence co. July 31. 1862, co. D, 91st O. V I.; in hosp. at Frederick City, Md. Oct. 1864; dis. at Camp Dennison, June 24, 1565. Massie, John T. e. in Lawrence co. Feb. 1865, co. A, 195th O.V. I.; dis. at CoIumbus, Dec. 24, 1865. Massie, Wm. co. L, 12th O. V. C. ; died at Springfield, Nov. 11, 1880. Mast, Peter, sergt. co. F, 122cl O. V. I. ; dis. July 1, 1865. Mathis, Chas. B. co. A, 55th O. V. I.; suffered hernia at 2d Bull Run. Mawell, Absalom, e. at New Moorefield, Moorefield twp. June 26, 1861, co. H, 6th O. V. I.; 4 days in hosp. in W. Va. rheumatism; det. driving ammunition team for art.; dis. at Camp Dennison, June 26, 1864; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Maxwell, Peter, 4 month service co. G, 134th O. V. I.; died at home, 1873. Maxwell, Robt. 2d lieut. co. F, 3d Md. V. I.; pro. cap.; dis. Dec. 1864. Mayhugh, Wm. G. e. Aug. 1862, co. L, 4th O.V. C.; q. m. sergt.; dis. June,'65. Mee, Wm. service unknown; died at home in 1862. Meenach, Jos. J. e. at Springfield, Aug. 9, 1862, co. A, 91th O. V. I.; in hosp. in W. Va. injured by R. R. accident; cap. at Frankfort, Ky. Sept. 15, 1862; held 30 days; exchanged at Columbus; dis. at Columbus, Feb. 15, 1863; e, at Springfield, May, 1861, co. P, 152d O.V. I. ; dis. at Camp Dennison, Sept. 6, 1864. Meenach, Wm. e. at Columbus, Aug. 2, 1864, co. E, 176th O, V. I.; det. Hd.-qtrs. orderly; dis. at Nashville, June 4, 1865; died fall of 1865. Meisner, Fred. musician, 43d O. V. I. ; e. Oct. 1861; vet. and dis. with regt. Melvin, Madison M. co. C, 40th O. V. I. ; finger shot off accidentally. Melvin, Samuel, co. E, 40th O. V. I.; died in hosp. in Ky. 1862. Mendenhall, G. H. e. April, 1861, co. K, 17th Ind. V. I.; dis. Aug. 1864. Meranda, Thos. J. e, at Columbus, Sept. 1864, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. at Columbus, Aug. 2, 1865; mem. Clay-Hay Post, G. A. R.; past J. V. C. Meredith, Thos. served in 16th O. Indp. Bat. and co. B, 147th O. V. I. Meredith, Wm. 3 years and 2 months service in co. C, 1st Ky. V. I. Middleton. Edward C. co. I, 4th O. V. C.; over 9 months a. prisoner. Miller, August, co. C, 52d Ind. V. I.; died in hosp. at Memphis, Sept. 1802. Miller, Albert T. sergt. co. I, 44th O. V. I.; dis. 1862; died Sept. 1871. Miller, Cornelius, e. May, 1864, co. H, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Miller, David, e. Aug. 1862, 101st O. V. I.; killed at Stone River. Miller, Ezra, e. May, 1864, co. F, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Miller, Henry, co. K, 33d 0 V. I.; wounded at Chickamauga. Miller, Jacob, 4 years in co. K, 31st O. V. I. ; wounded at Chickamauga. Miller, John C. e. at Springfield, May 2, 1864, co. E, 152d 0. V. I.; corp.; dis. at Camp Dennison, Sept. 2, 1864; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Miller, Jos. D. e. at Springfield, Aug 7, 1861, 1st sergt. pro, 2d lieut.; dis. At Springfield, July 10, 1864. Miller, Louis, e. Feb. 7, 1865, co. E, 184th O.V. I.; dis. Sept. 1865. Miller, Solomon, co. G, 43d Ind. V. I.; died July, 1881, at Vermilion, Ill. Miller, Willis, sergt. co. F. 44th O.V. I.; vet. in co. F, 8th O. V, C.; det. regt. color bearer; killed at Beverly, W. Va. in camp surprise. Mills, Amos A. corp. co. D, 1st Md. P. H. B.; killed at New Market. Mills, Jas. J. color sergt. co. A, 3d Md. V. I.; died at Cincinnati, Dec. 1874. Mills, Senah, co. K, 44th O. V. I, and 8th O. V. C.; died in Kansas, 1876. Mills, S. L. served 4 years in 1st Md. P. H. B.; pro. q. m. sergt. Mills, Thos. D. e. Aug. 15, 1862, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; dis. July 18, 1865. Mills, W. H. e. at Springfield, Aug. 1861, co. K, 41th O. V. I.; vet. at Cincinnati, Jan. 5, 1864, co. K, 8th O.V. C.; corp.; m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Mills, W. K. e. Aug. 1862, 2d Conn. bat. L. A.; also in co. C, 17th Conn. V. I. Minahan, Daniel F. e. at Latrobe, Westmoreland co. Pa. 1863, co. G, 135th Pa. V. I.; dis. at Harrisburg, Pa. 1864. Minich, Benj. e. March 6, 1865, co. A, 195th O. V. I.; dis. Feb. 3, 1866. Minich, D. C. e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Minich, John L. co. A, 94th O. V. I.; det. pioneer corps in Ga. Minogue, Dennis, served in co. B, 86th O.V.I. and on U.S. gunboat "Hindman." Minsterman, John, e. March, 1865, co. L, 2d N. J. V. C.; dis. July 11, 1865. Minturn, Chas. M. 2d O. V. I.; cap. at Stone River; held 18 months; died 1881. Minturn, John O. 12th O.V. I.; "missing" since 1862. Minturn, Philander B. corp. in 2d Kans. Inf. ; died at Leavenworth, 1883. Minturn, Smith E. sergt. co. B, 2d O. V. I.; wounded and cap. at Stone River. Mitch, Chas. e. Dec. 1862, co. M, 4th U. S. Cav.; dis. Dec. 1865. Mitchell, A. N. e. Aug. 1861, sergt. 16th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. Sept. 1864. Mitchell, A. Pomeroy, e. at Springfield, Apr. 1861, co. C, 1st Ky. V. I.; dis. At Camp Clay, Cincinnati, May, 1861; e. at Springfield, Aug. 20, 1861, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; pro. corp ; vet. with same; dis. at Columbus, Aug. 2, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Mitchell, Henry, co. E, 21st N. Y. V. I.; wounded in siege of Petersburg. Mitchell, Jas. H. e. at Springfield, Aug. 20, 1861, 10th O. Indp. Bat.; bugler; in hosp. 1862, at Helena, Ark, and at Columbus, chronic rheumatism; dis. at Columbus, Mar. 1863; died at Springfield, Dec. 2, 1866. Mitzel, Emanuel, e. at Springfield, Aug. 1862, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; pro. sergt, ; dis. at Columbus, Aug. 16, 1865; e. for 3 months, Apr. 1801, 1st Ky. V. I.; served 2 months; mem. Powell Post, G. A. R.; past P. C. Mock, Esrom, e. Sept. 3, 1861, co. H, 2d O. V. I.; dis. Nov. 1862, disab. Moffatt. Bruce, e. May, 1862, co. B, 7th N. Y. S. N. G.; dis. Sept. 1862. Moler, J. Douglass, at Springfield, Jan. 1865, com. Capt. co. E, 184th O. V. I.; dis. at Columbus, Sept. 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Montgomery, Thos. J. e. at Columbus, Bartholomew co. Ind. Nov. 26, 1863, co. C, 10th Ind. V. C.; corp.; injured in R. R. collision near Gallatin, Tenn. May 5, 1864; 2 weeks in hosp. at Gallatin with injury; rejoined regt. at Camp Instruction on Cheatom farm, near Nashville; excused from duty there 1 month; in hosp. at Vicksburg, Aug. 1865; in engagement with Hood at Decatur, Ala. many along Miss. and Tenn. rivers, and at Spanish Fort, near Mobile, Ala.; dis, at Indianapolis, Ind. Sept. 7, 1865. Moore, Albert H. co. K, 120th O. V. I.; 1st sergt. co. B, 11th U. S. C. T. Moore, Geo. W. 2d lieut. co. G, 111th O. V. I. ; pro. Capt. in V. R. C. Moore, Henry C. 3 years in co. A, 44th O. V. I.; vet in co. A, 8th O. V. C. Moore, Wm. e. July 25, 1863, co. A, 94th O. V. I. ; dis. June 5, 1865. Morgan, John T. corp. co. I, 66th O. V. I.; pro. capt.; wounded at Gettysburg. Morgan, Thos. e. Jan. 1862, co. I, 71st O. V. I. ; vet, and dis. with regt. Moritz, Antoine, co. E, 37th O. V. I. ; vet. and dis. with regt. Moritz, John, co. E, 37th O. V. I.; vet. and dis. with regt. Moritz, Peter, musician 18th U. S. Inf.; died at Soldiers Home, March 16, 1881. Moritz, Richard, co. E, 37th O. V. I. ; vet. and dis. with regt.; now dead. Morningstar, Christopher, co. F, 8th O. V. C.; disab. in service. Morrett, John H. co. K, 31st 0. V. I.; wounded at Stone River. Morris, Geo. 3-year and vet. service co. K, 31st O. V. I. ; died in Kansas. Morris, Hamilton, 3-year and vet. service co. K, 31st O. V. I.; now dead. Morris, John, e. Sept. 23, 1861, co. I, 42d O. V.-I.; dis. Dec. 2, 1864. Morris, John, 3-year and vet. service co. K, 31st O. V. 1. ; died in 1885. Morris, John M. co. I, 8th 0 V. C. and co. E, 184th O. V. I. Morris, Joshua, co. I, 54th Ind. V. I.; wounded in assault on Vicksburg. Morris, Wm. seaman U. S. gunboat "Benton;" died at home, July 6, 1880. Morris, Wm. A. e. June 19, 1863, co. F, 139th O. V. I.; dis. March 5, 1864. Morris, Wm. H. served in co. C, 6th O. V. C. and co. C, 11th O. V. C. Morrison, S. L. bat. K, 1st Mass. H. A.; wounded and cap. ; held 10 months. Morrow, Isaac L. 3 years in co. I, 66th O. V. I.; died Sept. 11, 1871. Morrow, O. C. e. Dec. 1863, co. K, 113th O. V. I.; dis. Feb. 1865, disab. Morton, Thos. B. color guard co. 13, 35th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 8, 1864. Moses, Thos. B, e. Aug. 1802, 110th O. V. I.; died at Winchester, 1863. Monk, John H. e. at Springfield, Oct. 13, 1861, co. H, 44th O. V. I.; vet. At Strawberry Plains, Tenn. Jan. 1864, sergt. co. H, 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Huttonsville, W. Va.; robbed and released in a few hours; m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865. Mowbray, John W. e. Sept. 1861, co. E, 18th O. V. I.; dis. Nov. 9, 1864. Mulholland, John, e. Dec. 1861, co. C, 11th O. V. C.; cap.; never dis. Mull, Geo. L. musician co. C, 110th O. V. I.; cap.; held at Libby and Belle Isle. Mull, Jacob, e, at Baltimore, Md. Aug. 1802, co, G, 2d Md. V. I.; in hosp. at Annapolis Junction, Md.; dis, for disab. 1862; was in the hundred-day service, then e. for 1 year and served till close of war; mem. Clay-Hay Post. Muller, Peter, e. at Springfield, Sept. 1, 1861, co. H, 44th O. V, I.; vet. At Cincinnati, Jan. 1864, co. H, 8th O. V. C.; gunshot wound in left arm near Martinsburg, W. Va. by bushwhackers, while watering his horse; 7 weeks in hosp. at Little York, Pa. with wound; in. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G A, R. Mulroney, Michael, e. Aug. 11, 1862, co. A, 89th O. V. I.; dis. June, 1865. Mumford, Wm. H. co. F, 71st O. V. I.; suffered hernia; dis. for disab. 1863. Mumper, A. W. e. May, 1864, co. G, 134th O.V. I.; dis. Aug. 31, 1864. Munger, Timothy, e. Sept. 1861, corp. co. C, 44th O. V. I.; vet. in 8th O. V. C. ; cap. at Beverly; 18 months in Libby; dis. June 5, 1865. Murphy, Peter H. e. May, 1861, co. A, 134th O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 31, 1864. Murray, Jas. C. e. June. 1862, co. K, 31st O. V. I.; dis. Jan. 1863, disab. Murray, Richard, e. Aug. 1862, co. I, 44th O. V. I. ; dis. with 8th O. V. C. Murray, Theodore, e. 1846, Mexican war, under Capt. Cutter, Col. Clay; orderly; lance wound in left wrist at Buena Vista; trans, to pay dept.; dis. 1847; e. June, 1861, 52d O. V. I.; trans. co. K, 72d O. V. I. ; never dis. Musser, David E. e. Aug. 1862, co. K, 135th Pa. V. I.; dis. May 24, 1863. Myers, Chas. H. e. May, 1864, co. B, 134th O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 31, 1864. Myers, D. O. e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 31, 1864. Myers. Edward, e. April, 1861, co. F, 2d O. V. I.; dis. July 24, 1861. Myers, Samuel, co. G, 3d Mich. V. C.; wounded at Ripley, Miss.; lost leg. Myers, Wm. e. at Springfield, April 17, 1861, co. F, 2d O. V. I.; dis. at Camp Chase, Aug. 1861; e. at Springfield, Oct. 23, 1861, 10th O. Indp. Bat.; vet. in same, Jan. 1864, as q. m. sergt.; 3 months in hosp. at Nashville, Tenn. 1864, small-pox; dis. at Camp Dennison, July 12, 1865.

N Nagley, S. B. co. K, 31st O. V. I.; trans. 139th co. 2d batn. V. R. C. Naman, Benj. 16th O. Indp. Bat.; died summer of 1862, St. Louis hosp. Naman, Thos. 3 years in co. H, 44th O. V. I.; vet. service co. H, 8th O.V. C. Nason, Nathaniel, e. 6th O. V. C.; served in co. C, 11th O. V. C. 1862-5. Nave, Enoch, served in co. F, 146th O. V. I.; co. E, 184th O. V. I. Nave, J. H. co. F, 44th O. V. I.; 8th O. V. C.; mortally wounded at Beverly. Nave, J. G. e. May 2, 1864, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Nave, John G. e. May 2, 1864, co. G, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Neal, W. W. sergt. co. K, 1526 O. V. I.; 4-month service. Needles, Wm. co. H, 8th O. V. C.; gunshot wound in left shoulder. Neely, J. J. served in 16th O. V. I., co. D, 5th O. V. C. and 11th O. Indp. Bat. Neer, Jas. e. Aug. 1862, 94th O. V. I.; died at home during war. Neer, John W. e. 1862, 66th O. V. I.; died at home. Neer, Jos. e. at Camp Piqua, Sept. 1832, 110th O. V. I.; dis. for disab. Neer, Josiah, co. F, 44th O.V. I. and 8th O. V. C.; wounded at Winchester. Neer, Mahlon, e. summer of 1861, co. D, 3d O. V. C.; killed at Stone River. Neff, F. T. e. July, 1861, co. C, 11th O. V, I.; dis. March, 1863, disab. Neff, Jos, e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Neff, Sylvester, e. June 27, 1862, co. M, 2d O. V. C.; dis. Oct. 5, 1865. Nevis, Jas. e. May 2, 1864, co. A, 154th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Newland, Wm. A. e. June 5, 1863, bat. A, 1st O. V. H. A.; dis. July, 1865. Newlove, Henry O. e. at Springfield, Aug. 9, 1862, co. I, 44th O. V. I.; trans. at Cincinnati, Feb. 1864, to co. I, 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly, W. Va. Oct. 19, 1864; held 6 hours; dis. at Columbus, June 2, 1865; application for pension not properly considered. Nicely, John, service and regt. unknown; died in service. Nicewanner, Frank, e. Feb. 21, 1865, co. D, 188th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1865. Nichols, Clifton M. e. May, 1864, corp. co. E, 152d O. V. I.; dis. with regt. Nichols, Erasmus C. e. at Springfield, Feb. 6, 1865, co. E, 184th O. V. I.; dis, at Columbus, Sept. 27, 1865; contracted chronic diarrhea in service; application for pension not yet properly considered; adjt. Powell Post, G. A. R. Nichols, Solomon, co. D, 117th U. S. C. T.; real name Solomon Chinn. Nieffer, Wm. H. e. Jan. 1865, co. K, 189th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1865. Nieffer, Wm. Fred. co. K, 1st O. V. I.; died in hosp. at Nashville, 1862. Niuffer, J. M. e. Sept. 1861, co. G, 22d O. V. I.; dis. Nov. 1864; sergt. Normand, Jos. M. served in bat. F, 1st Mass. H. A. 1863-5.

O Oats, Richard, 3 years in co. F, 44th O.V. I.; vet, in co. F, 8th O. V. C. O'Brien, Thos. sergt. co. F, 45th O. V. I. det. in pioneer corps, 1864. Oettlin, John, e. Jan. 1864, co. E, 58th O. V. V. I.; dis. July, 1865. Oldham, Isaac, corp. co. H, 44th O. V. I.; dis. 1863; died Nov. 1881. Oldham, J. M. corp. co. C, 44th O. V. I.; pro. sergt.; trans. V. R. C. Oldham, Robt. A. co. H, 44th O. V. I.; died in hosp. at Gallipolis, 1862. Olds, J. L. e. Feb. 24, 1865, co. M, 13th O. V. C.; dis. July 4, 1865. Oliver, Eugene J. e. in N. Y. city, Aug. 1863, gunboat "Florida," U. S. N.; gunner's mate; trans. to the "Dictator," built by the ladies of N. Y. city; took part in Fort Fisher battle; served till close of war. Otstot, Charles, 3 years in co. A, 95th O. V. I.; det. clerk at Memphis 1 year. Otstot, Wm. T. e. at Springfield, Sept. 20, 1861, co. I, 44th O. V. I.; vet, at Strawberry Plains, Tenn. Jan. 5, 1864, co. I, 8th O.V.C.; in hosp. at Charleston, W. Va. broken collar bone; at Meadow Bluffs. W. Va. measles; m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. O'Neil, Michael, e. Jan. 1862, co. E, 60th O. V. I. dis. Nov. 1852. Osborn, H. C. 3-month service co. F, 2d O. V. I. ; e. Aug. 1802, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; corp. pro. sergt. q. m. sergt. then ord. sergt. ; dis. with bat. Osborn, John, e. at Springfield, April, 1861, co. F, 2d O. V. I.; dis. at Columbus, Aug. 1861; e. at Springfield, Aug. 1862, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; pro. corp. to sergt, of gun; in hosp. at Covington, Ky. 1862, diarrhea; contracted deafness at battle of Fort Blakely; dis. at Columbus, Aug. 15, 1865. Ott, Adam, e. Jan. 1862, co. F, 54th O. V. I.; dis. Jan. 12, 1863, disab. Overholzer, Peter, e. March, 1865, co. B, 196th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1865; corp. Overpeck, Geo. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; wounded and disab. at Winchester. Overpeck, Matthew, corp. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; cap. at Winchester; held 6 weeks; mortally wounded at cap. of Petersburg. Owen, Aaron, sergt. co. I, 66th O. V. I.; died Apr. 1870, at Mechanicsburg.

P Paden, David, served in 16th O. Indp. Bat.; killed Nov. 1874, by falling tree. Paden, Jas. e. June, 1861, co. E, 16th O. V. I ; dis. Dec. 1862, disab. Painter, L. L. e. Feb. 1864, co. 13, 70th O. V. V. I. ; dis. Aug. 14, 1865. Palmer, F. M. served inn co. G, 94th O. V. I.; died at Bowling Green, Ky. Parker, Adam B. e. Feb. 11, 1864, co. A, 2d O. V. H. A. ; dis. Aug. 23, 1865. Parker, Richard L. regt. color sergt. 2d O. V. I.; lieut. co. E, 152d O. V. I. Parks, Edward, served in 16th O. Indp. Bat.; died at Helena, Ark. Parrish, Henry M. e. at Frederick City, Md. Sept. 18, 1861, co. D, 1st Md. Potomac Horse Brig. ; in hosp. at Frederick City, 1861-2, measles; cap. At Harpers Ferry, Sept. 15, 1862; paroled; vet. at Harpers Ferry, Jan. 19, 1864, in co. D, 13th Md. V. I. ; 1st dis. at Harpers Ferry, Jan, 18, 1861; 2d dis. At Baltimore, Md. May 29, 1865; mem, Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Parsons, Geo. W. 1st sergt. co, C, 5th O. V. C.; died Dec. 11, 1882, in Illinois. Parsons, John W. e. May, 1861, U. S. Military Tel. Corps; dis. Jinn. 186:1, Partington, Chas. e. May, 1864, co. F, 134th O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 31. 18114. Partington, John, e. May, 1864, co. h, 153c1 O. V. I.; corp.; dis, with regt. Patton, A. C. Capt. co. E, 170th O. V. I.; 4-month service. Patton, A. H. e. Jan. 1864, co. I, 101st O. V. I.; dis. with co. F, 51st O. V. I. Patton, John B. served in co. B, 4th bath. O. Indp. Cav. and in 35th U. S. I. Paul, Adam, e. May, 1864, co. H, 154th O. V. I.: dis. Sept. 1864. Paulin, Chas. e. Aug. 11, 1862, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; dis. May, 1863, disab. Payne, Alex. e, June, 1864, co. K, 109th U. S. C 'I'.; dis Feb. 6, 1866. Pearson, B. M. corp. co. M, 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly ; 37 days in Libby. Pearson, Geo. L. e, at Catawba, Aug. 7, 1862, co. G, 94th O. V. I,; det. prov. guard 1st brig. 1st div. 14th A. C. Sept. 8. 1863, till dis. at Camp Chase, June 14, 1865; O. D. in McConkey Post. G. A. R. Pearson, John H. e. Aug. 19, 1863, co. I, 45th O. V. I.; det. regt. blacksmith; dis. with regt.; died at home in Hardin co. Feb 1881. Pearson, Joseph, e. at Catawba, Sept. 10, 1861, co. F, 44th O.V.I.; sergt.; vet. at Strawberry Plains, Tenn. Tan. 7, 1864; comy. sergt.; det. brig. comy.; in hosp. at Richmond, fever; was one of Gen. Crook's most noted spies; in. m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865; Q. M. in McConkey Post, G. A. R. Pearson, Samuel M. e. March. 1865, co. F, 8th O. V. C.; dis, Aug. 5, 1865. Pearson, Stephen, served in Dennison Guards and in co. G, 146th O. V. I. Pearson, Thos. 3-month and 8-year service 4th O.V.I.; wounded at Gettysburg. Pearson, Wm. e. Sept. 1864, co. A, 175th O. V. I.; m. o. June 27, 1865. Pearson, W m. H. e. April, 1861, co. I, 17th Ia. V. I. )S. S ); accidentally killed near Helena, Ark. Apr. 1863; was accounted best shot in his co. Peat, Wm. served in 25th Ill. V. I.; had foot crushed; died Aug. 15, 1875. Peck, John, e. Dec. 1861, co. F, 66th O. V, I.; vet, and dis, with regt. Pence, Jas. M. served 3 years Co. C, 36th Ind. V. I.; corp. sergt. and lieut. Peneton, Jacob S. e. at Tremont City, Feb. 7, 1862, co. E, 60th O.V.I.; 6 weeks in hosp. at Frankfort; furloughed home; reported to Camp Chase convalescent camp, and dis. for disab. there, Sept. 30, 1862; chaplain Powell Post. Penfield, F. S. e. in Lorain co. Aug. 1862, bat. B, 1st O. V. H. A.; in hosp. No. 1, at Nashville, Tenn. 1862-3, malarial fever; dis. at Nashville, Tenn. June,1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R.; past P. C. Perks, Jas. e. May. 1864, co. K, 152c1 O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Perrine, J. V. e. at New Carlisle, Apr. 1861, co. C, 1st Ky. V. I.; pro. corp.; e. May, 1861, in same for 3 years; wounded at Shiloh; cap. at McMinnville, Tenn. Sept. 19, 1863, escaped after 10 days while en route to Richmond prison; dis. with regt ; mem. Clay-Hay Post, G. A. R.; past P. C. Perry, Herman, co. D, 3d O. V. I.; cap. near Rome, Ga.; held 10 days. Perry, John, e. Oct. 1861, co. C, Gth O. V. C.; dis. in 1863, disab. Pershong, W. L. e. Oct. 1861, co. B, 85th Pa. V. I.; pro. regt. q. in. sergt. Peters, Dennis, e. Aug. 1861, co. K, 31st O. V. I ; vet, and dis. with regt. Peterson, Anthony, co. F, 45th O. V. I.; cap. 1863; 15 months a prisoner. Petticrew, Ambrose, e. at Dayton, Montgomery co. Oct. 7, 1861, co. G, 66th Ill. V. I. (S. S.); det. in pioneer corps, 2d brig. 2d div. 16th A. C.; dis. At Chattanooga, Tenn. Sept. 2, 1864. Pfleeger, Geo. co. A, 113th O. V. I.; wounded at Chickamauga and in Ga. Phillips, Edwin R. e. at Troy, Miami co. Apr. 1861, co. H, 11th O.V.I. ; dis. at Camp Dennison, July, 1861, e. there, Aug. 1861, co. E, 48th O. V. I.; vet. Feb. 1864; pro. corp. sergt. and 1st sergt.; wounded at Shiloh; cap. at Sabine Cross Roads, Apr. 8, 1864; 6 mouths 15 days at Camp Ford prison, Tyler, Texas; trans. co. A, 83d O. V.V. I. when regts. were consol.; twice wounded at Fort Blakely, Ala.; 10 days in hosp. at Galveston, Texas; dis. at Columbus, May 24, 1866; adjt. in Clay-Hay Post, G. A. R. Phillips, E. R. 16th O. V. I. and Capt. in 6th Ky. V. C.; died Sept. 27, 1877. Phillips, Jason W. sergt. co. A, 152d O.V.I. 4-month service; pro. sergt.-major. Phillips, Louis, e. Nov. 1861, co. C, 56th O. V. I.; dis. in 1862, disab. Phillips, Z. Barney, e. Aug. 26, 1862, co. I, 112th N.Y.V. I.; in hosp. at Hampton, Va. July 30, 1863, spinal meningitis; trans. Mar. 31, 1864, 31st regt. 2dbatn. V. R. C.; when in Hampton hosp. det. in charge of wounded; dis. at U. S. gen. hosp. Fortress Monroe, Va. May 27, 1865, disab.; died at Springfield, O. May 24, 1879. Pierce, C. H. e. July, 1863, 1st sergt, co. C, 129th O. V. I.; dis. March, 1864. Pierce, Darwin, e. Aug. 1862, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; dis. June 25, 1865. Pierce, Geo. Washington, e. at Coshocton, Coshocton co. Aug. 15, 1861, co. K, 32d O. V. I.; cap at Harpers Ferry; paroled; 3 months in camp hosp. with camp fever and spinal disease; dis, at Columbus, Aug. 1863. Pierce, Jas. P. e. May 2, 1864, co. F, 154th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Pierce, 1Vm. H. e. May, 1864, co. F, 154th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Pierucci, Celso, com. asst. surg. "corps d'Afrique," Sept. 1861; dis. Oct. 1865. Pilcher, Jonathan, e. Sept. 1861, co. C, 5th O. V. C.; dis. Nov. 1864. Pine, Geo. W. corp. co. D, 9th W. Va. V. I.; dis. Oct. 1862, disab. Platt, John E. served in co. A, 11th O. V. I. and in 198th O. V. I. Plummer, Jos. e. Sept. 1861, 16th O. Ind p. Bat. ; vet, and dis. with same. Poling, G. W. e. Dec. 6, 1863, corp. 16th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. Aug. 1865. Polley, Chas. E. 3-year and vet service in 16th O. Indp. Bat. Poole, Forrest, sergt. co. E, 2d batn. 15th U. S. I.; e. Mar. 1862; dis. Mar. 1865, wounded at Chickamauga; died at Atlanta, Ill. Aug. 11, 1866. Poole, Oscar, co. F, 2d O. V. I. co. B, 154th O. V. I.; died Nov. 8, 1882. Porter, Robt. e. May, 1864, co. D, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Porter, Wm. H., co. F, 44th O.V. I. and co. F, 8th O. V. C.; det. in regt. band. Ports, John, e. 1862, corp. in 121st O. V. I.; killed at Kenesaw Mt. Ports, J. S. co. D, 113th O. V. I.; sergt.; wounded in Atlanta campaign. Poston, R. J. e. July, 1862, co. E. 96th Ill. V. I.; dis. July, 1865. Pottle, Wm. 4-month service co. F, 153d O. V. I.; cap. at Oldtown; paroled. Powell, Edward, 3-month service co. K, 17th Pa. V. I.; e. co. F, 81st Pa. V. I.; sergt.; wounded and cap. at White Oak Swamp; 2 months in Libby. Powell, Kelso, e. at Springfield; drowned in service. Powell, Napoleon, corp. co. E, 84th O.V. I.; cap. Aug. 1863; died July, 1882. Powell, Salmon, served in co. E, 17th O. V. I. and co. E, 74th O. V. I. Powell, Wm. 1st lieut. co. A, 16th Ind. V. I.; died at Connersville, Ind. Powell, Wm. corp. co. C, 11th O. V. C.; pro. comy. sergt. ; died Nov, 1885. Powers, Michael, co. C. 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly; 42 days in Libby. Precket, Henry, e. March, 1865, co. B, 196th O. V. I.; dis. May 12, 1865. Pursell, John V. sergt. co. A, 94th O. V. I.; wounded at Resaca, Ga. Pursell, L. H. co. I, 17th O.V. I.; gunshot wound at Chickamauga. Putnam, D. C. regt. comy. sergt. 25th Mass. V. I.; wounded at Cold Harbor.

Q Quick, Thos. O. corp. co. C, 8th O. V. C. ; twice cap.; escaped both times.

R Rall, Jacob, 16th O. Indp. Bat. wounded fall of 1863, at New Orleans. Ramsey. W. e. May, 1862, co. F, 84th O. V. I. ; dis. Oct. 1862; e. Aug. 1863, co. H, 129th O. V. I.; det. sergt. in pioneer corps; dis. March, 1864. Ramy, Wm. P. e. Aug. 2, 1862, co. I, 110th O. V. I.: dis. June 12, 1865. Randall, John W. 3 year and vet. service 10th O. Indp. Bat. Randolph, Geo. W. e. 1862, co. G, 66th O. V. I : dis. with regt. Randolph, John P. 3-year and vet. service co, K, 31st O. V. I.; det. teamster. Rathbun, David, corp. co C, 11th O. V. C.; dis. April, 1865, at Omaha. Rathbun, G. W. served in co. G, 27th O. V. I. and co. B, 43d Mo. V. I. Rathbun, Rei, e. Feb. 22, 1865, co. K, 191st O. V. I.; dis, Aug. 27, 1865. Rathbun, Thos. co. C, 11th O V. C.; dis. at Omaha, Neb. April, 1865. Rathfon, John, e. at Springfield, July 26, 1862, co. H, 44th O. V. I.; trans. Mar, 1864, co. H, 8th O. V. C.; pro. corp. at Camp Dennison, Mar. 1864; cap. at Huttonsville, W. Va.; held about 2 hours: dis. at Grafton, W.Va. June 5, '65. Rawlins, D. W. served in co. H, 86th O. V. I. and co. G, 134th O. V. I. Rawlins, Geo. C. e. May 2, 1864, co. E, 152d O. V. I ; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Ray, Samuel W. e. at Springfield, Ang. 18, 1861, co. I, 44th O. V. I.; in hosp, 1862, at Charleston, AV. Va. Camp Dennison and Camp Chase, fever and gen. debility; dis. at Columbus, July 28, 1862; e May 2, 1864, co. I, 146th O.V. I.; corp.; dis. at Camp Dennison, Sept. 7, 1864; application for pension not yet properly considered; merit. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Rayburn, David, co. C, 20th Ill. V. I.: gunshot wound at Britton Lane. Raymond, Harry J. co. I, 44th O. V. I. and 8th O. V. C.; died Nov. 17, 1863. Rea, Wm. sergt. co. B, 11th O. V. I.; wounded at Sewell Mt. W. Va. Reamer, Wm. co. A, 11th O.V.I.; cap. at Chickamauga; died in Andersonville. Reeder, D. H. e. May, 1864, 147th O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 23, 1864. Reeser, C. A. e. at Pittsburg. Pa, July 6, 1861. co. E, 10th Pa. V. I.: wounded in left foot at Malvern Hill, Va. June 28, 1863; in hosp. with wound at Harrisons Landing, Va. and at Point Bluff, Ark. ; trans. at Helena, Ark. to co. F, 5th Kans. V. C. ; dis. at Fort Leavenworth, Kans. Aug. 15, 1864; application for pension not yet properly considered; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Reigel, Levi W. com. lieut and helped raise in Clarke co. in 1861, a co. that was assigned as co. E, 1st Ky. V. I.; served 2 months with this co.; so al served in co. E. 60th O. V. I. and as landsman on U. S. gunboat; cap. at Harpers Ferry, Sept, 15, 1832; paroled; born Sept. 25, 1836; died at home, April 4, 1866, aged 29 years 7 mouths 9 days; consumption, contracted in service. Renard, Wm. 10th O. Indp. Bat. ; cap. at Marietta, Ga. ; died in Libby. Reynolds, Jas. D. entered service from Vienna Cross Roads, Nov. 12, 1861. Rhinehart, Zedekiah, e. April, 1861, co. D, 3d O.V. I.; dis. June 8, 1864. Rhoades, H. H. co. F, 44th O. V. I. and co. F, 8th O. V. C.; 36 days in Libby. Rhoderick, Henry F. served in 3d O. V. I. and in co. K, 168th O. V. I. Rhotehamel, Henry, 4-month service co. A, 147th O. V. I,; wounded, Ribbins, David M. co. K, 1st O. V. C.; det. surg. orderly 6 months; Rice, Jas. S. corp. co. C, 11th O. V. C.; pro. q. m. sergt.; dis. April, 1865. Richards, Henry A. co. I, 44th O. V. I. 8th O. V. C.; wounded at Liberty, Va. Richards, Isaiah, e. at Springfield, May 19, 1861, co. E, 16th O.V.I.; musician; dis. at Columbus, Aug. 26, 1861; e. at Springfield, Aug. 22, 1862, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; pro. corp.; dis, at Columbus, Aug 26, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post. Richardson, Jas. served in 114th U. S. C. T.; wounded at Chattanooga. Richey, Geo. corp. co. F, 66th O. V. I.; killed at Port Republic, Va. Richwine, Jeremiah, co. E, 95th O. V. I.; died on Black river after dis. Riddle, Alonzo, co. D, 3d O. V. I.; wounded at Perryville and Stone River. Riddle, S. W. co. K, 113th O. V. I.; pro. musician; dis. for disab. May, 1865. Ridenour, Cyrus, 3 years in co. C, 5th O. V. C.; 2 years on det. service. Ringwalt, David L. served in co. D, 8th O. V. C. and co. C, 19th U, S. Art. Ripper, John, e. Sept. 1861, co. H, 44th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Ritchie, J. S. co. G, 94th O. V. I.; "missing" on Sherman's S. C. campaign. Ritter, Jos E. e. Feb. 1862, co. E, 60th O. V. I.; dis, June, 1862, disab. Roberts, Amos, e. at Mt. Vernon, Knox co. Dec. 2, 1861, co. G, 43d O. V. I.; musket ball wound through head at Corinth, Miss, Oct. 1862; in hosp. with same at St. Louis till dis. there, Feb. 7, 1863; e. at Mt. Vernon, May 2, 1864, co. K, 142d O. V. I.; sergt.; dis, at Camp Chase, Sept. 2, 1864; mem. John Bell Post, G. A. R. Roberts, Chas. e. in Miami co. June, 1862, co. C, 94th O. V. I.; gunshot wound in left arm and side at Resaca, Ga.; dis. at Washington, D. C. June 5, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Roberts, Isaac V. e. Aug. 1862, co. G, 94th O. V. I.; dis, June, 1865. Roberts, Thos. 3-month and 3-year service co. A, 4th O. V. I. Roberts, Thos. e. April, 1861, co. E, 16th O. V. I.; served 3 months. Robison, Wm. S. e. Aug. 13, 1861, at Springfield, Ill. living then at Perry. Pike co. Ill. co. I, 33d Ill. V. I.; vet. in same at Fort Esperanza, Texas, Jan. 1864; pro. corp. in 1864; 1 week and 4 days in hosp. in Mo. measles; det. in q. m. dept. summer of 1865; this, at Springfield, Ill. Dec. 7, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G, A. R.; past O. D. Robinson, Samuel, 3-month service co. C, 1st Ky. V. I.; 6 months in 16th O. Indp. Bat.; e. Sept. 1862, co. C, 110th O.V.I.; sergt. and color bearer ; wounded and cap. at Winchester; held 2 months; dis. June, 1864, disab. Rockafield, Anthony C. e. at Springfield, Sept. 7, 1861, co. H, 44th O. V. I.; 1st corp. pro. sergt. at Camp Piatt, W. Va. Nov. 1861; vet. at Strawberry Plains, E. Tenn. Jan. 5, 1864, co. H, 8th O. V. C.; com. 2d lieut. May 9, 1864; 1st lieut. May 11, 1865; det. acting regt. q. m. July 3, 1864, to Dec. 1864; m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865. Rockafield. Daniel, served in co. E, 60th O. V. I. and co. G, 11th O. V. C. Rockafield, Henry C. e. at Dayton, Montgomery co. Apr. 14, 1861, co C, 1st O. V. I.: dis. at Washington, D. C. Aug. 1861; e. at Dayton, Dec. 1863, co. H, 8th O. V. C.; bugler; pro. regt. band; wounded near Front Royal, Va. Nov. 29, 1864; m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, H. A. R. Rockafield, John C. 1st sergt. co. C, 8th Ind. V. I.: killed at Pea Ridge. Rockafield, Martin, 2d lieut. co. E, 1st Ky. V. I.; died Feb. 26, 1884. Rockafield, W. H. served in co. G, 42d Ill. V. I.; wounded at Resaca, Ga. Rodgers, John H. asst. surg. 44th O. V. I.; pro. surg. 104th O. V. I. Roe, Chas. T. e. May, 1864, co. I, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 7, 1864. Rogers, John F. served in N. Y. V. I.; wounded at Petersburg; died 1866. Rogers, Patrick H. e. Oct. 1861, co. A, 94th N. Y. V. I.; dis. Dec. 1864. Rogers, Robt. e. May 11, 1864, co. K, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Roller, Wm. e. at Springfield, Aug. 18, 1862, 17th O. Indp. Bat. ; lost hearing in service from cannon concussion; this. at Columbus, Aug. 16, 1865. Ropp, John, e. Aug. 1862, co. G, 94th O. V. I.; dis. with regt. Ross, David, e. Aug. 1862, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; dis. with regt. Ross, Chas. C. e. at Gallipolis, Gallia co. May, 1861, co. G, 18th O. V. I.; pro. 1st sergt.; com, capt. Nov. 4, 1861; wounded at Little Pond, Tenn. Aug. 30, 1862; wounded at Stone River, Dec. 30, 1862. and again Jan. 2, 1863; in hosp. at Murfreesboro, Tenn. shell wound in right side; cap. near Nashville, Mar. 12, 1863; retaken same day; again wounded at Chickamauga; dis. at Camp Chase, Nov. 9, 1864. Ross, Howard L. e. Mar. 25, 1864, bugler co. C, 13th O. V. C.; dis. Aug. 1865. Ross, Jos. e. Aug. 20, 1861, 16th O. lndp. Bat.; dis. Sept. 1864. Rothan, John, e. Sept. 11, 1861, co B, 5th O. V. C.; dis. Sept. 1864. Rue, Isaac Walter, e. at Springfield, Aug. 9, 1862, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; in Seminary hosp. at Columbus, Dec. 5, 1862, to Feb. 20, 1863, measles; in hosp. at Camp Dennison, Sept. to Dec. 1863, dropsy; in Overton hosp. Memphis, Tenn. and at Mound City. Ill.; trans. co. I, 17th regt. V. R. C.; pro. corp. in same at Indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 1865; dis. there, June 30, 1865; during service det. in art. and as escort to Gen. Hovey; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Runyan, F. M. co. F, 44th O. V. I.; killed at Lewisburg, W. Va. May 23, 1862. Runyan, Jas. M. e. at Springfield, Aug. 1861. 16th O. Insp. Bat. ; dis. at Columbus, Sept. 10, 1862, disab.; S. V. C. in McConkey Post, G. A. R. Runyan, J. W. e. March 4, 1864, co. F, 8th O. V. C.; dis. March 7, 1865. Rush, David, served in 1st O. Indp. Bat. and in 153d O. V. I. Russell, A. C. co. D, 110th O. V. I.; wounded in left leg at Monocacy. Russell, Chas. e. Feb. 1862, 8th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. March, 1865. Rust, Daniel, e. Jan. 5, 1864, co. I, 8th O. V. I.; trans. 196th O. V. I. Rust, Geo. corp. co. D, 2d O. V. I.; served also in co. B, 196th O. V. I. Rust, Nathaniel, co. I, 8th O. V. C.; wounded at Liberty, Va. Ryan, Con. e. July 5, 1863, co. E, 11th O. V.C.; dis. April, 1866. Rye, Chas. served in an Ia. inf. regt. ; mortally wounded at Charleston, S. C.

S Sager, Solomon, e. Feb. 1865, co. D, 186th O. V. I.: dis. Sept. 1865. Sagers, Jas. served 2 years in co. I, 11th Mo. V. C.; suffered hernia. Saunders, Jas. H. e. May, 1864, co. A, 132d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Sayers, Wm. R. served in U. S. N. 1864-5; in co. B, 7th U. S. I. 1866-9. Scarff, John J. at Troy, Miami co. Apr. 1864, com. 2d lieut. and helped recruit co. A, 147th O. V. I.; dis. at Camp Dennison, Aug. 23, 1864. Shaeffer, S. N, corp. co. F, 2d O. V. I. 3-month service; died May 1, 1884. Scheetz, Francis. co. C, 110th O. V. I.; wounded at Cold Harbor; cap. at Winchester; 3 months at Belle Isle; dis. with regt.; mem. McMillen Post. Schell, Geo. W. e. Aug. 5, 1862, co. E, 130th Pa. V. I.; dis. May, 1863; e. July, 1864, in 20th Pa. V. C. ; dis Dec. 1864; mem. Powell Post, G. A. R. Schimpff, G. A. co. C, 25th Ind. V. I.; wounded at Shiloh; trans. V. R. C. Schleicker, Konrade, sergt. co. H. 28th O. V. I.; pro. lieut. ; res. March, 1863. Schmahl, Fred. served last year of war in 16th O. Indp. Bat. and 2d O. Bat. Schnell, Adam, served last year of war in 10th O. Indp. Bat. Schmidt, Chas. q. m. sergt. 3d N. Y. Indp. Cav.; died 1876. Schmidt, Emanuel, e. at Cincinnati, July 31, 1861, co. F, 39th O. V. I.; pro. corp. July, 1862, near Corinth, Miss.; 3 weeks in hosp. at Rome, Ga. July, 1864, scurvy; dis. at Chattanooga, Tenn. Aug. 12, 1864. Schmidt, John, e. at Newark, Licking co. Feb. 9, 1862, co. E, 76th O. V. I.; died in hosp. at Louisville, Ky. May 17, 1862, fever. Schrader, Jacob H. co. C, 1st Ky. V. I. and co. C, 5th O. V. C.; dis. Nov. '65. Schramm, John, e. at Springfield, Aug. 1861, co. H, 44ih O. V. I.; sergt.; vet. in 8th O. V. C.; shot through body and mortally wounded at Beverly. Schulte, Barney, served last year of war in co. B, 53d O. V. V. I. Scott, S. J. musician co, G, 89th O. V. I.; wounded at Chickamauga. Scudder, Lewis S. musician co. FI, 44th O. V. I.; dis. Nov. 2, 1864. Seaman, John D. co. K, 11th Ill. V. I.; wounded at Fort Donelson; now dead. Seely, Rockwell H. e. at St. Paris, Champaign co. Aug 18, 1862, co. E, 113th O.V. I.; pro. corp.; dis. at Tyner Sta. Tenn. Feb. 18, 1864, disab. Segrove, D. W. e. May, 1864, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Seibert, Samuel A. co. H, 91st Ind. V. I. and 144th Ind. V. I.; dis. Oct. 1865. Seltzer, J. C. corp. co. B, 58th O. V. I.; pro. sergt.; dis. Jan. 1865. Seys, Clement T. e. at Springfield, Aug. 1862, co. I, 44th O. V. I.; in hosp. at Lexington, Ky. about 3 months, rheumatic heart trouble; dis. there, Jan. 1863, disab.; e. at Springfield, May, 1864, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; corp.; dis. At Camp Dennison, Sept. 1864; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Seys, Henry H. at Springfield, May 1, 1861, com. asst. surg. 3d O. V. I.; at Huntsville, Ala. Aug. 1, 1862, com. surg. 15th O. V. I.; pro. med. director 3d div. 14th A. C. Jan. 1863; med. insp. army of the Cumberland, Mar. 1863; dis. at Murfreesboro, Tenn. Aug. 1, 1864. Shafer, M. H. e. May 2, 1864, co. F, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 7, 1864. Shaffer, Adam, e. at Medway, March 31, 1864, 8th O, Indp. Bat. ; det. prov. guard at Vicksburg, Miss.; injured near Big Black river, Miss. horse falling, and art. running over him; dis. at Vicksburg, Aug. 1865; application for pension not yet properly considered. Shaffer, Gallace, e. at Canton, Stark co. ; killed at the Wilderness. Shaffer, Gideon, e. Feb. 1862, 8th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. March. 1865. Shaffer, Samuel, e. at Springfield, Apr. 17, 1861, co. D, 3d O. V. I. ; e, in same for 3 years, June 1, 1861; gunshot wound in left thigh at Perryville, Oct. 8, 1862; in hosp. there with wound till dis. Feb. 15, 1863; e. at Springfield, Feb. 1864, co. H, 8th O. V. C.; pro. corp.; dis. at Camp Dennison, Aug. 5, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Shank, Daniel B. co. I, 44th O. V. I.; mortally wounded at Knoxville, Tenn. Shaul, G. W. e. March, 1865, co. E, 58th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1865. Shaw, Chas. e. May, 1864, co. A, 154th O. V. I.; sergt.; dis. with regt. Shaw, Cyrus, co. F, 8th O. V. C.; wounded and cap. at Beverly; held 35 days. Sheets, David, e. at Springfield, Aug, 20, 1861, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; vet, at New Orleans, La. Dec. 6, 1863: enrolled as harness maker; partially deafened by cannonading during siege of Vicksburg; dis at Camp Chase, Aug. 2, 1865; application for pension not yet properly considered; mem. Mitchell Post. Sheets, Henry, e. at Springfield, June 8, 1863, bat. K, 1st O. V. H. A.; m, co. at Knoxville, Tenn. July 25, 1865; contracted rheumatism and disease of eye in service and application for pension not yet properly considered. Sheets, J. H. e. Aug. 1862, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; dis. July, 1865. Sheets, John O. sergt. co. I, 71st O. V. I.; wounded at Shiloh; served 4 years. Sheers, Jos. e. March, 1864, co. I, 71st O. V. V. I.; dis. Jan. 1866. Sheets, W. C. 125th O. V. I.; wounded and disab. at Chickamauga. Shepard, A. J. e. Oct. 1863, co. K, 12th O. V. C.; bugler; dis. Nov. 1865. Shewalter, Chas. W. e. at Greenville, Tenn. Sept. 5, 1863, co. G, 8th Tenn. (Federal) V. C.; pro. sergt. 1st sergt. and 1st lieut.; wounded at Grants Creek, Salisbury, N. C. Apr. 12, 1865; in hosp. there; had leg amputated; afterward in Lincoln hosp. at Nashville, Tenn. till dis. there, Aug. 12, 1865; P. C. in Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Shewalter, John S. e. at Urbana, Champaign co. Feb. 15, 1865, co. D, 58th O. V. I.; app. 1st corp. at organization of co. at Vicksburg, Miss.; pro. sergt. ; det. regt. clerk, May, 1865; det. adjt.-gen.'s clerk, July, 1865, at Grenada. Miss.; dis. at Vicksburg, Sept. 21, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Shiery, Geo. e. at Enon. May, 1864, co. F, 153d O. V. I.; cap. at Oldtown, Va. Aug. 2, 1864; paroled; dis. at Camp Dennison, Sept. 2, 1864. Shilling, B. F. 2d lieut. co. A, 46th O. V. I.; vet. and dis. with regt. Shimp, John, bat. A, 2d Pa. V. H. A.; 6 months in Libby and Andersonville. Shingledecker, Calvin, 5th O. V. I.; wounded; died Sept. 20, 1878. Shobe, Martin, co. F, 44th O. V. I.; 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly; escaped. Shockey, Harvey W. co. F, 8th O.V.C.; cap. at Beverly; paroled in 2 clays. Shockey, Jacob, 17th O. Indp. Bat. ; died at Youngs Point, La. measles. Shockey, Jos. 17th O. Indp. Bat.; died at Youngs Point, La. Measles. Shockey, Valentine, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; in hosp. at Vicksburg with eyes. Shockneazy, Michael, co. K, 31st O. V. I.; wounded at Missionary Ridge. Shockneazy, Thos. co. F, 44th O. V. I.; 8th O. V. C. ; cap. at Beverly. Shoemaker, J. J. sergt. co. H, 12th Pa. V. I.; also in 134th and 100th Pa. V. I. Short, Abraham, co. A, 5th O. V. C.; pro. comy. sergt. ; dis. Nov. 30, 1864. Short, Elijah, 60th O.V. I.; cap. at Petersburg; died in Salisbury. Shuman, Jos. S. 3 years in co. A, 94th O. V. I.; det. baker 3 months. Shuman, Wm. served at Vicksburg last year of war, co. D, 58th O. V. I. Shumsvay, C. sergt. co. C, 102d O. V. I.; served 3 years, 1862-5. Sidensticker, I. N. co. F, 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly; 5 months in Libby. Sidensticker, John Henry, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; killed at Resaca, Ga. Simpson, E. W., U. S. C. 1863-6: cap. at Benton, Ark.; held 9 months. Simpson, Geo. W. e. Feb. 3, 1862, co. E, 74th O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 1865. Sintz, Geo. e. at Springfield, Aug. 24, 1862, at age of 15 years, co. A, 94th O.V. I.; dis. for disab. Dec. 11, 1862, at Nashville, Tenn. ; e. at Columbus, Mar. 20, 1864, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. at Camp Chase, Aug. 2, 1863; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R.; at present Capt. 5th bat. O. N. G.; date of com. July 25, 1881. Sivets, Eli, e. 1864, co. K, 205th Pa. V. I.; det. teamster; dis. June, 1865. Slicker, H. W. S. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; wounded at Monocacy and Winchester. Slough, Abraham, e. June 8, 1862, co. B, 85th O. V. I.; dis, Oct. 1862. Slusser, Geo. e. Aug. 19, 1862, co. G, 94th O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 1863, disab. Smalley, John M. sergt. co. C, 74th O. V. I. ; det, brig. comy. and clerk. Smitson, Wm. bat. K, 1st O. V. H. A.; died at home in 1868. Smith, Alfred K. e. Oct. 7, 1864, co. F, 38th O. V. V. I.; dis. June, 1865. Smith, Chas. A. 3 months and 3 years in co. K, 4th O. V. I.; det. hosp. stew. Smith, C. W. e. Sept. 1861, co. D, 22d O. V. I.: dis. Nov. 13, 1864. Smith, E. C. 3 months and 3 years in co. C. 1st Ky. V. I.; wounded accidentally. Smith, Fred. e. Jan. 1862, co. F, 106th O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 15, 1865. Smith, John, served in 95th O. V. I.; now deceased. Smith, John P. e. April 16, 1864, co. D, 18th Conn. V. V. I.; dis. with regt. Smith, J. Q. e. Aug. 20, 1861, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. Sept. 1864. Smith, Hamilton, e. at Coshocton, Coshocton co. Aug. 16, 1861, co. K, 32d O. V. I.; vet. at Vicksburg, Miss. Jan. 18, 1864; wounded in left shoulder at Nickajack Creek, Ga. July 4, 1864; wounded in right leg and cap. Before Atlanta, July 22, 1864; held 2 months in Andersonville; 2 months and 12 days in Florence, S. C. ; m. o. at Louisville, Ky. July 20, 1865; battles, 56; dis. recorded in "Soldiers Discharge Book," Recorder's office, at Coshocton; mem. McMillen Post, G. A. R. Smith, Mathias, co. F, 66th O. V. I.; wounded at Gettysburg, Culpeper, Ringgold. Smith, Nathan S. e. Aug. 10, 1862, corp. co. C, 110th O. V. I.; dis. 1863. Smith, Sydney A. sergt. co. I, 71st O. V. I.; vet. as lieut. co. F. Smith, Thos. W. co. A, 1st Md. V. I.; wounded at Front Royal and Monocacy. Smith, Washington, e. at Mansfield, Richland co. Aug. 15, 1861, co. K, 32d O.V. I.; cap. at Harpers Ferry, Sept. 12, 1862; paroled; wounded in left thigh at Vicksburg, June 25, 1863; in hosp. with wound at Memphis, Tenn, and Columbus, till dis. Dec. 1863; mem. McMillen Post, G. A. R. Smith, W. C. served in 29th O.V.I.; 168th O.V.I.; 184th O.V.I. and 16th U. S.I. Smith, Wm. e. at Coshocton, Feb. 25, 1862, co. G, 80th O. V. I.; dis. for disab. July, 1863; e. at Coshocton, Sept. 28, 1863, co. C, 9th O. V. C.; m. o. at Lexington, N. C. July 20, 1865; mem. McMillen Post, G. A. R. Smith, Wm. 17th O. Indp. Bat.; killed at Millikens Bend, Miss. Snauffer, Jacob, e. Aug. 1862, co. H, 45th O. V. I.; m. o. June 12, 1865. Snediker, Jas. co. E, 35th O. V. I.; died at New Hope, O. March, 1864. Snider, Peter, e. Sept. 1862, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; dis. June 25, 1865. Snodgrass, Andrew, 4 years in 16th O. Indp. Bat.; wagon master in 1863. Snyder, F. M. served in 16th O. Indp. Bat. and in co. B, 147th O. V. I. Snyder, Henry S. co. K, 81st O. V. I.; died 4 days after getting home, 1865. Snyder, Jacob, 1st lieut. co. C, 72d O. V. I.; died at Covington, May, 1862. Sommers, Adolph, e. at Cincinnati, Aug. 24, 1861, co. F, 32d Ind. V. I.; cap. at Shiloh; held 3 months at Libby and Petersburg prisons; gunshot wound in left hand near Missionary Ridge, Aug. 1863; in Cumberland hosp. with same; at Indianapolis, Ind. Aug. 24, 1864; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Sommers, Jas. color sergt. 2d Iowa V. I.; killed at Shiloh. Spangenberger, John, e. at Springfield, Dec. 1863, co. K, 113th O. V. I.; m. o. at Louisville, Ky. July 6, 1865; dis. at Columbus. Spangler, Aaron, capt. co. F, 110th O.V.I.; pro. major; brev. Lt.-col. ; wounded at Spotsylvania C. H. and before Petersburg; served 3 years. Sparrow, Absalom L. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; died at City Point, Va. July 2, '64. Speaker, Geo. W. e. at Harrisburg, Pa. June 1, 1861, co. I, 5th Pa. R. V. C.; corp. pro. sergt. after Antietam battle for cap. enemy's flag; wounded at North Anna river, Va. April 29, 1864; cap. there next day; held 4 days; retaken at Beaver Dam Sta. Va. by Gregg's (Kilpatrick's) cav.; dis. at Harrisburg, Pa. June 11, 1864; mem. Clay-Hay Post, G. A. R. Spencer, Fred. e. May 28, 1862, co. H, 19th U. S. I.; dis. July 6, 1865. Spencer, Myron E. corp. co. B, 86th O. V. I.; died April 1, 1875. Spidel, John, e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis, Sept. 1864. Spitler, Geo. W. e. in Fairfield co. Aug. 30, 1861, co. B, 17th O. V. I.; vet. at Chattanooga, Jan. 1864; m. o. at Louisville, Ky. July 16, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Stafford, Jas. C. e. Aug. 25, 1862, co. E, 110th O. V. I.; dis. June, 1865. Staley, Henry H. e. Jan. 9, 1862, co. K, 20th O. V. I.; vet. and dis. with regt. Starkey, Robt. A. 1st lieut. co. A, 53d O. V. I.; pro. Capt.; dis. disab. Startzman, Geo. W. e. at Hagerstown, Md. Oct. 1861, co. F, 3d Md. P. H. B.; pro. sergt. then 1st sergt. ; com. 2d lieut. Sept. 1862; cap. at Harpers Ferry, Sept. 12, 1862; paroled; det. in 1863, at Relay House, as ordnance officer, 1st separate brig. 1st div. 8th A. C. until Jan. 1864; part of the time A. D. C. to Gen. E. B. Tyler; dis. Jan. 1, 1865, at Buckhannon, W. Va.; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Startzman, Theophilus T. 1st lieut. 5th O. V. I.; wounded at Winchester; vet. and dis. with refit. ; died at Cincinnati, 1868. Statton, W. R. e. Oct. 1862, co. E, 34th O. V. I.; dis. May, 1865, disab. Steinmetz, W. S. served in co. B, 86th O. V. I. and co. C, 129th O. V. I. Stephen, Henry, capt. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; killed before Petersburg. Stephenson, Jerome, service in 18th O.V.I.; det. wagon master. Stephenson, Robt. A. e. at Sparta, Randolph co. Ill. Aug. 25, 1862, co. F, 80th Ill. V. I.; in hosp. at Louisville, Ky. heart disease; dis. there, Jan. 25, 18114; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Sterling, C. M. e. May 2, 1864, co. E, 131st O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 25, 1864. Sterrett, Jacob R. e. April, 1861, co. D, 11th O. V. I.; e. in same for 3 years; sergt.; cap. and held 1 day; wounded; died of wound, Oct. 22, 1863, about 1 month after it was received. Sterrett, Wm. H. e. Aug. 20, 1861, co. K, 31st O. V. I.; sergt. ; dis. at Nashville, Tenn. Dec. 9, 1862; cm. 1st lieut. co. G, 2d Regt. O. M. July 4, 1863; dis. at close of war. Stevens, Chas. R. e. Dec. 1863, bat. A, 1st Mich. L. A.; dis. July, 1805. Stevens, David R. e. April 16, 1861, co. D, 13th O. V. I.; dis. June, 1861. Stevens, G. C. e. at Springfield, Sept. 1861, co. F. 44th O. V. I.; vet, at Strawberry Plains, Tenn. Jan. 1864, co. F, 8th O. V. C.; corp. ; in hosp. at Grafton, W. Va. in 1864, lung complaint and gen. debility; m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865. Stevens, H. H. e. at Troy, Miami co. 1862, 1st sergt. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; pro. 2d lieut. 1st lieut. Capt.; killed at Petersburg, April 2, 1865. Stevenson, Thos. e. 1862, 95th O.V. I.; killed in service. Stewart, David, co. C, 11th O. V. C.: wounded at Mud Springs, Neb. Stewart, David, e. May 2, 1864, co. D, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Stewart, Edwin J. e. at Springfield, June 23, 1863, co. C, 129th O. V. I.; corp.; dis. at Cleveland, March, 1864; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Stewart, Jas. E. served in co. D, 2d Ky. V. I. and co. C, 2d Ky. V. I. 1861-3; pro. lieut.; Capt. co. A, 167th O. V. I. 4-month service. Stewart, Matthew S. e. at Springfield, May 2, 1864, co. D, 146th O. V. I.; dis, at Camp Dennison, Sept. 7, 1864; e. at Columbus, Oct. 7, 1864, co. I, 55th O. V. V. I.; joined regt. at Atlanta, Ga.; in field hosp. at Savannah, Ga. camp diarrhea; m. o. at Louisville, Ky. July 11, 1865. Stewart, John M. e. Sept. 1861, co. F, 44th O. V, I.; vet, co. M, 8th O. V. C.; pro. corp.; app. comy. sergt.; cap. at Beverly; 2 months in Libby. Stewart, Oscar N. e. at Springfield, April 23, 1861; co. E, 16th O. V. I.; dis. At Springfield, Aug. 18, 1861. Stewart, Perry, com. July 15, 1862, to recruit co. for the 94th O. V. I.; com. Capt. co. A, that regt.: cap. at Lexington, Ky, Sept. 2, 1862; paroled in six hours, and came home; exchanged Dec, 1862; joined regt, at Murfreesboro, Tenn. Jan. 17, 1863: entered hosp, there April 26, 1863, fever; taken to officers' hosp. May 5, 1863; reported to refit, May 24, 1863; res, at Chattanooga, Tenn. Nov. 10, 1863; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Stewart, Thos. E. 1st lieut. co. D, 146th O. V. I. 4-month service. Stewart, Wm. A. 1st m. and ex. officer, Mound City, on monitor "Osage," and the "Blackhawk;" wounded at Memphis; died of same, July, 1869. Strickel, Benj. e. Aug. 13, 1863, co. I, 110th O.V. I.: dis. July, 1865. Stillwell, John, e. May, 1864, co. F, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Stites, Thos. e. spring of 1863, co. K, 31st O. V. I.; dis. 1865. Stitzel, Asher, e. May, 1864, co. F, 153d O.V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Stitzel, Geo. e. May, 1864, co. F, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Stitzel, Lewis, e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d O.V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Stinson, Alec. co. G, 94th O. V. I.; died in hosp, at Murfreesboro. Stinson, Jos. co. G, 94th 0. V. I.; died in hosp. at Murfreesboro. Stipes, Thos. 16th O. Indp. Bat. ; died in hosp. at New Orleans. Stockstill, John P. e. Aug. 1862, co. I, 118th O.V. I.; dis. 1864, disab. Stone, Michael B. co. C, 17th O. V. I.; lost eyesight in service. Stoner, David G. corp. co. E, 60th O. V. I.; 1-year service; e. 1864, landsman U. S. gunboat "Benton ;" trans. to "Ibex;" dis. 1865. Stoner, L. served in co. K, 95th O.V. I. and co. C, 154th O. V. I. Stonesifer, Elias, 3 years in co. B, 138th Pa. V. I.; wounded at Monocacy. Stough, Samuel, e. May, 1864, co. B, 132d O. V. I.; corp.; dis. Sept. 1864. Stout, Chas. sergt. in co. I, 11th Ill. V. I.; Capt. co. K, 138th Ill. V. I. Strain, Harry, e Aug. 27, 1864, co. E, 182d O. V. I.; dis. July 7, 1865. Straley,Wm. S. e. at Washington C. H. Fayette co. April 27, 1861, co. D, 25th O. V. I.; in Dec. 1861, at Cheat Mt. Va. trans. to 12th O. Indp. Bat.; injured at Cross Keys, June 8, 1861; 1 week in hosp. at Camp Chase; dis. at Columbus, June 27, 1864; application for pension not yet properly considered; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R.; one of 6 brothers in service. Strimple, Francis C. e, May 2, 1864, co. H, 145th O. V. I.; dis, Aug. 1864. Stroud, D. W. e. Aug. 1861, co. F, 11th Mich. V. I.; dis. June, 1862; e. Sept. 1862, bat. I, 1st Mich. Flying Art.; dis, Sept. 1865; wounded in Ga. Stuart, Wm. J. e. Feb. 1864, co. B, 17th O. V.V. I.; dis. with regt. Sullivan, Samuel, 31st Ind. V. I.; supposed to have died in hosp. 1862. Sullivan, Dennis, co. E, 21st Ind. V. I. and bat. E, 1st Ind, H. A. Sultbach, John, 4 years in 17th O. Indp. Bat.; 3 times wounded. Sutherland, David, e. at Sharonville, Pike co. Nov. 5, 1861, co. I, 56th O.V.I.; vet. at Madisonville, La. Jan. 1864, co. G, 56th O. V. V. I.; det. dispatch carrier; dis. at New Orleans, La. Mar. 1866; mem. McConkey Post, G. A. R.; past P. C. Swadner, Wm. co. F, 110th O. V. I.; went blind during service. Swallow, Jos. W. e. at Dayton, Montgomery co. Aug. 13, 1862, 17th O. Indp. Bat. ; def. artificer; 4 months in hosp. at Millikens Bend and at Benton Barracks, St. Louis, Mo. rheumatism caused by exposure; dis, at Benton Barracks, disab. Aug. 18, 1863; mem. Clay-Hay Post, G. A. R. Swanger, Thos. served 3 years co. G, 1st Ky. V. I.; in 1865 served in co. C, 2d U. S. V. V. I.; 1867 to 1871 served in U. S. C. on western frontier. Sweet, B. B. e. Aug. 1862, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; dis. July, 1865. Sweigert, Geo.W. e, Sept. 1864, co. A, 209th Pa. V. I.; dis. May 31, 1865. Swope,Wm. served in co. C, 5th O.V. C.; co. C, 129th O.V. I. and 58th O.V.I. Sypherd, J. H. corp. co. K, 6th la. V. I.; e. July, 1861; vet. ; dis. Aug. 1865

T Tannehill, Eli, served in co. F, 50th O. V. I. and co. B, 99th O. V. I. Tarbutton, Jesse, drummer, co. G, 94th O. V. I.; e. Aug. 1864; dis, with regt. Taylor, Daniel, served in 13th O. V. I.; killed in battle. Taylor, Daniel R. served in regt. band 44th O. V. I.; pro. brig, band. Taylor, H. N. served in co, C, 129th O. V. I. and co. E, 131st O. V. I. Taylor, Jerry, served last year of war in co. B, 117th U. S. C. T. Taylor, LeAllen, e. Aug. 1864, U. S. gunboat "Gen. Grant;" dis, July, 1865. Taylor, M. C, sergt. in 121st O. V. I.; twice wounded on Atlanta campaign. Taylor, R. co. G, 95th O. V. I.; wounded and disab. at Richmond, Ky. Teach, David, e. Feb. 11, 1865, co. E, 184th O. V. I.; 3 months in hosp. at Nashville, Tenn. ; dis, at Camp Chase, Sept. 20, 1865. Teach, Elijah, e. in Greene co. Jan, 15, 1862, co. D, 74th O. V. I.; wounded at Nashville, Tenn. March, 1862; in Zollicoffer House there with wound; dis. for wound at Nashville, Aug. 15, 1862; mem. McConkey Post, G. A. R. Teech, Josiah. 17th O. Indp. Bat.; died at Memphis, Tenn. June, 1863. Teister, Geo. served in co. F, 15th U. S. I. and co. K, 113th O. V. I. Teister, Geo. L. 7 months in 15th U. S. I.; sergt. co, K, 113th O. V. I. Terwilliger, Chas. J. co. E. 4th N.Y.V. C. and co. A, 168th N. Y. V. I. Thatcher, John, 17th O. Indp. Bat. ; died at Jefferson Barracks, 1863. Thomas, Erasmus T. e. at Cumberland, Md. Aug. 1861, co. F, 2d Md. Cav. P. H. B.; served 11 months in inf. and 2 years 3 months in cav.; brev. major for services at New Creek battle; slightly wounded at Mt. Jackson battle; cap. at Berryville and at Petersburg; escaped both times; cap. at Winchester; about 2 months in Libby and Belle Isle; 2 months in hosp. at Cumberland, Md. 1862, mumps; in hosp. at Annapolis after exchange, effects of starvation; dis. at Cumberland, Md. Sept. 1804; application for pension not properly considered; mem. Mitchell Post, G, A. R, Thomas, N. N. e. May 2, 1864, co. B, 168th O. V. I.; corp.; dis. with regt. Thomison, E. A. e. at Camp Dennison, June 19, 1861, co. D, 12th O.V. I.; pro. corp. ; det. ord. at Gen. Scammon's hd.-qtrs.; later with Gen. Devaul till m. o.; trans. at Charleston, W. Va. July, 1864, to co. H, 23d O. V. V. I.; corp.; wounded at Winchester, Sept. 19, 1864; cap. at Newtown, Va. Sept. 25, 1864; escaped same day; m. o. at Cumberland. Md. July 26, 1805; dis. at Cleveland, Aug. 2, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. 14 Thompson, Geo. W. co. E, 3d O. V. I.; dis. Oct. 1861, heart disease. Thompson, J. B. e. May 2, 1864, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Thompson, Jas. D. e. April, 1864, co. I, 123d Ky. V. I.; dis. June, 1866. Thompson, John T. e. Jan. 5, 1864, co. M, 8th O. V. C.; dis. Aug. 1865. Thompson, Owen, co. A, 44th O. V. I.; co. F, 8th O.V. C.; 35 clays in Libby. Thompson, VanRensalaer, 74th O. V. I.; died in hosp. at Camp Dennison. Titus, Cloud M. e. at Springfield, Aug. 7, 1862, co. I, 44th O. V. I.; in hosp. at Lexington, Ky. Aug. 1863, sun-stroke; again in hosp. in Ky. after being dismounted; trans. to 8th O. V. C. when 44th vet in that regt.; cap. At Beverly; held about 2 hours. Titus, H. E. corp. co. I, 44th O. V. I ; sergt. co. I, 8th O. V. C. Todd, Jas. J. 146th O. V. I.; died at Fayetteville, Va. June, 1864. Todd, John, musician in Cal. regt.; died at Pittsburg landing, May, 1862. Todd, Thos. C. 3-month service co. D, 20th O. V. I.; 1-year service co. E, 60th O.V. I.; Jan. 1863, to Sept. 1805, served in 124th Ind. V. I. Todd, Samuel A. e. at Springfield, Sept 2, 1861, co. F, 44th O. V. I.; 1st sergt. pro. 2d lieut. then 1st lieut.; vet. at Strawberry Plains, E. Tenn, Jan, 1864, as 1st lieut. com, capt. but not mustered as such; in hosp. at Annapolis, Md. hemorrhoids and kidney disease; det. A. C. S. 1st brig. 3d div. 23d A. C. in 1863; also in 1864 at Harts Isl. N. Y. harbor; dis, at Harts Isl. Nov. 1864; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A R.; past J. V. C. Tonkason, Henry, 74th O. V. I.; died April 18, 1863. Trostel, Jacob A. e. at Gettysburg, Pa. Dec. 1861, co. I, 165th Pa. V. I.; once slightly wounded; dis. at Gettysburg, Aug. 1863; mem. Clay-Hay Post, G. A. R.; past S. M. and O. D. Trondale, Jas, e. May 2, 1864, co. D, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Troxel, Geo. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; died at home, Aug. 5, 1863. Tucker, G. R. served in co. K. 12th O. V. I. and co. F, 60th O. V. I. Turnbull, A. E. musician co. D, 146th O. V. I.; 4-month service. Turner, Jas. 3 months in 16th O. V. I.; 4 years in 78th O. V. I. Tuttle, Abner, sergt. 17th O. Indp. Bat ; died at Youngs Point, La. 1862. Tuttle, Albert, e. at Springfield, May 2, 1864, co. K, 152d O. V. l.; dis. at Camp Dennison, Sept. 2, 1864: mem. Mitchell Post, G A. R. Tuttle, David, co. D, 146th O. V. I.; killed on R. R. July 4, 1874. Tuttle, Harvey H. corp. co. F, 44th O. V. I.; 2d lieut. co. D, 146th O. V. I. Tuttle, Isaac, e. May 2, 1864, co. D, 146th O. V. I.: dis. Sept. 1864. Tuttle, John E. sergt, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; killed by accident, 1885. Tuttle, Wm. H. co. K, 152d O. V. I.; died March 8, 1885, Springfield twp. Twichell, S. S. e Aug. 1862, corp. co. K, 8th Minn. V. I.; dis. July, 1865. Twist, Russell, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; pro. capt. 1863; dis. with bat. Tyler, W. H. served in co. F and co. C, 21st O. V. I. and, co, F, 146th O.V. I.

U Uhl, S. J. co. E, 16th O. V. I.; trans. co. K, 14th regt. V. R. C.; dis. Dec. '64. Ulrick, John H. e. May 2, 1864, co. K, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Underwood, Daniel D. e. at New Carlisle, Aug. 1861, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; vet, at New Orleans, La, Dec. 1863; dis, at Camp Chase, Aug. 2, 1865; mem. Clay-Hay Post, G. A. R. Underwood, Wm. W. e. at New Carlisle, Aug. 1861, 16th O. Indp, Bat. ; in hosp. at St. Louis; dis. for disab. Dec. 1863; e. in same, Sept. 1864; dis. at Camp Chase, Aug. 2, 1865; mem, G. A. R. Post. Updegrove, E. B. e. in Fayette co. April 27, 1861, regt. not organized; e. at Washington C. H. Fayette co. Sept. 11, 1861, co. C, 54th O. V. I.; vet, with regt.; pro. corp. 1st sergt. sergt.-major; 18 months regt. adjt. ; then pro. Capt. co. A, 54th O.V. V. I.; wounded at Shiloh, Tenn.; at Vicksburg, Miss. June, 1863; at Fort McAllister and at Bentonville, N. C.; in hosp. at savannah, Tenn. and at Covington, Ky.; m. o. at Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 25, 1865; mem, McMillen Post, G. A. R. Upton, Chas. E. lieut. co. F, 25th Mass. V. I.; killed in Va. May 9, 1864.

V Vallequette, Louis, sergt. co. E, 16th O. V. I.; cap. ; paroled and dis. 1862. Vananda, J. C. capt, co. D, 3d O.V. I.; pro. major; cap. near Rome, Ga. May, 1863; 18 months in Libby; dis. with regt.; died July 24, 1883. Vananda, Wm. H. musician, 3d O. V. I.; cap. at Stone River; held at Libby. Vance, Thos. co. C, 110th O. V. I.; wounded and cap. at Winchester. VanSickle, Geo W. 4 years corp. in 3d Mich. V. C.; died fall of 1883. Venrick, Adam, e. at Springfield, July 26, 1862, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; died at Millikens Bend, La. April 6, 1863. Venrick, H. J. e. at Springfield, Aug. 16, 1862, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. at Columbus, Aug. 1865; mem, McConkey Post G. A. R. Venrick, Levi, e. at Springfield, Aug. 1, 1862, 17th O. Indp. Bat.; cap. at Grand Coteau, West La. Nov. 3, 1863; held at Alexandria till Dec. 25, 1863; Dec. 29, 1863, taken to hosp. at St. Louis; remained there till Mar. 15, 1864, typhoid pneumonia; dis. at Columbus, Aug. 16, 1865; mem. McConkey Post. Visscher, A. D. sergt. bat, M, 13th N. Y. H. A. last year of war. Vollmer, Jacob, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; cap. at Chickamauga; held 19 months. Vollmer, John, e. May 2, 1861, co. K, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1864.

W Wagner, Jos. e, May, 1864, co. G, 134th O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 23, 1864. Wagner, Lafayette, e. at Troy, Miami co. Nov. 30, 1861, co. G, 71st O. V. I.; in hosp. at Forts Donelson and Henry, Tenn. camp diarrhea and fever; vet, with regt. ; m. o. at San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 30, 1865. Walden, Wm. D. e. June, 1861, co. D, 20th Ill. V. I.; dis. June, 1862. Walker, Jas. C. e. at Springfield, Aug. 1861, co. K, 31st O. V. I.; pro. corp. then sergt.; app. color bearer for services at Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge; wounded in right wrist at Chickamauga, in breast at Missionary Ridge; vet, at Chattanooga, Jan. 1, 1864; dis. at Columbus, July 26, 1865. Walker, Jos. S. co. A, 94th O. V. I.; killed near Louisville, Sept. 1862. Walker, Wm. H. 3-month service co. E, 16th O. V. I.; 3 years in co. I, 44th O. V. I.; sergt. ; vet, in 8th O.V. C.; 2d lieut. ; dis, with regt. Wallace, Ira W. e, at Poland, Mahoning co. April 7, 1862, co. D, 88th O.V. I.; dis, at Camp Chase, Aug. 1862; e. at Camp Cleveland, Feb. 1863, 9th indp. co. S. S.: pro. corp. sergt. and 1st sergt. ; com. 2d and 1st lieut. but not mustered as such; co. consol. in 60th O. V. I. spring of 1865: dis. at Camp Cleveland, Sept. 5, 1865; mem Mitchell Post, G. A. R.; past adjt.; past A. D. C. staff of commander-in-chief. Wallace, Wm. W. co. G, 94th O. V. I.; dis, for disab. Dec. 28, 1863. Walters, Benj. e. May 2, 1864, co. K, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Waltman, J. M. e. Aug. 18G2, co. G, 94th O. V. I.; 16 days in Libby ; dis. 1865. Waltman, J. W. sergt. co. F, 44th O. V . I. ; 8th O. V. C. ; cap. ; retaken. Waltman, W m. E. e. March 7, 1865, co, F, 8th O.V. C. ; dis. with regt. Ward, Isaac, served in 13th O. V. I. and 8th O. V. C. ; died at Brighton, 1883. Ward, John, corp. co. D, 5th U. S. C. T.; e. 1863; dis. 1865. Ward, Timothy, co. A, 94th O.V. I.; co. G, 11th O.V. C.; wounded by Indians. Ware, Jas. E. e, May, 1864, co. K, 152d O. V. I. ; dis. Sept. 2, 1864. Warner, Daniel D. corp. in 12th Ia. V. I.; cap. at Shiloh; held at Macon. Warner, David J. corp. co. K, 46th Ill. V. I.; 3-year and vet. service. Warner, D. W. e. May, 1864, co. C. 154th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Warner, John G, e. Aug. 3, 186F, 4th O. Indp. Cav.; dis. Feb. 11, 1863. Warner, Lewis, 3-month service 16th O. V. I.; e. co. B, 4th O. V. C. Oct. 1861; gunshot wound in side and cap. at Lexington; paroled; dis. for wound. Warren, Jos. corp. co. I, 1st O. V. I. ; corp. co. A, 191st O. V. I. Warren, Thos. corp. co. C, 11th O. V. C.; pro. sergt.-major; served 4 years. Warrington, J. N. co. C. 110th O. V. I. ; wounded before Petersburg. Warwick, W M. e. Aug. 16. 1861, 16th O. Indp Bat.; dis. Aug. 2, 1864. Waterhouse, Benj. W. co. C, 23d O. V. I. ; lost leg at South Mt.; died 1875. Waterhouse, Wm. B. 4 years in co. C, 23d O. V. I. ; 3 months a prisoner. Watt, Andrew, musician 44th O. V. I.; leader regt. band 8th O. V. C. Wank, Theodore, e, May, 1864, co. G, 134th O. V, I.; dis. Aug. 23, 1864. Way, Michael, e. at South Charleston, May 2, 1864, co. I, 153d O. V. I.; dis. at Camp Dennison, Sept. 2, 1864; died at home, 1885; was prem. McMillen Post, G. A. R. at death. Webb, Isaac, e. at Circleville, Pickaway co. Aug. 12, 1861, co. H, 30th O.V. I.; in hosp. at Fayetteville, W. Va. June, 1862, black measles; vet. at Larkinsville, Ala. Jan. 1, 1864; wounded in left breast at Jonesboro, Ga.; in. o. at Little Rock, Ark. Aug. 12, 1865; application for pension not yet properly considered; men. McMillen Post, G. A. R. Webb, Jos. e. at South Charleston, May, 1864, co. I. 146th O. V. I. ; dis. at Camp Dennison, Sept. 7, 1864; men. McMillen Post, G. A. R. Weber, Christian, corp. co. G, 1st Del. V. C.; served last year of war. Weber, Valentine, sergt. co. F, 4th N. J. V. I.; killed at Gettysburg. Weigel, B. F., co. F, 44th O.V.I. co. C, 129th O.V. I. and co. D, 146th O.V. I. Weigel, Henry, 4 years in 41th O. V. I. and 8th O. V. C.; died Nov. 14, 1884. Weigel, John L. 3 years in co. I. 44th O. V. I.; vet. in co. I, 8th O. V. C. Weimer, Daniel, cap. on Morgan's raid; escaped ; died at Jamestown, Aug. '80. Weimer, Fred. Co. H, 44th O. V. I. co. E, 8th O. V. C.; wounded at Beverly. Weimer, Fred. e. at Cincinnati, O. inf. regt.; killed at Stone River. Weimer, Jacob, e. Aug. 1862, co. H, 44th O. V. I trans. 8th O. V. C. ; cap. At Beverly; 7 months in Salisbury; died at Enon, Oct. 22, 1882. Weimer, Wm. G. corp. in O. inf. regt. ; died in hosp. at Covington, Aug. 1863. Welsh, C. A. Capt. co. F, 3d Mo. V. I.; Capt, co. K, 152d O. V. I. Welch, Michael, served in McLaughlin's Squad. Cav.; 6 months a prisoner. Welchhaus, Daniel, co. I, 8th O. V. C.; died in Dealton, Aug. 31, 1878. Wentz, Chas. H. artificer, 17th O. Indp. Bat ; also in co. I, 146th O. V. I. West, Samuel, e. Sept. 6, 1864. co. B, 178th O. V. I. ; dis. June 29, 1865. Wheeler, Elliott D. e. May, 1861, co, D, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. White, Fletcher, e. at Springfield, Aug. 20, 1861, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; pro. corp. in Ark. April, 1862; dis. at Columbus, Sept. 15, 1864; men. Mitchell Post, G, A. R.; present J. V. C. White, Isaac, e. May 2, 1864, co. D, 132d O. V. I.; dis. Aug. 1864. White, Thos. W. e. at McComb, Ill. 84th Ill. V. I. ; gunshot wound in side and thigh at Stone River ; dis. with regt. ; died Nov. 1885, in Neb. White, W. J. sergt. co. B, 78th O. V. I.; pro. lieut. capt.; major 5th U.S.H.A. Whiteley, John, 44th O.V. I.; died 1862; disease contracted in service. Whitney, Henry F. co. C, 94th O. V. I.; cap. near Lexington, Ky.; paroled. Whittaker, Henry, e. Aug. 10, 1862, 45th O. V. I.; died in Ky. 1863. Wicker, Wm. co. F, 55th Mass. V. I.; wounded at Grahamsville, S. C. Wike, Nathan, e. Dec. 1861, 10th O. Indp. Bat.; dis, Dec. 16, 1864. Wildasin, Esrom, e. at New Carlisle, Aug. 1861, co. F, 16th O. V. I.; dis. At Columbus, Aug. 1864; application for pension not yet properly considered; men. Hay-Clay Post, G. A. R.; past J. V. C. Wiley, J. N. co. A, 44th O.V.I.; 8th O.V.C.; wounded and cap.; held 6 months. Wilhide, Thos. C. e. at South Charleston; 3 years in co. C, 110th O. V. I. Wilkinson, Jos. served in 113th O. V. I.; killed at Kenesaw Mt. Ga. Williams, C. H. e. at Cincinnati, May 2, 1864, co. C, 138th O.V. I.: com. chaplain May 9th; dis. at Camp Dennison, Sept. 1, 1864; mem. Mitchell Post. Williams, Lewis, e. July 14, 1864, co. E, 116th U. S. C. T.; dis. 1866. Williamson, Harry C. e. at Fairfield, Greene co. Sept. 7, 1861, co. H, 44th O. V. I.; vet, at Strawberry Plains, E, Tenn. Jan. 5, 1864, co. H, 8th O. V. C.; pro. ord. sergt. Apr. 1864; com. 2d lieut. May 11, 1865, same co.; suffered hernia and injured in back at Beverly, W. Va. Oct. 29, 1864; cap. and escaped same day; in hosp. at Beverly with injuries; m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865; mem. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. Willis, C. P. e, June, 1862, 86th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1862; also in O. N. G. Willis, W. H. e. May, 1864, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Willison, Chas H. e. May, 1864, co. K, 132d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Wilson, Geo. A. co. E, 36th Wis. V. I.: mortally wounded at Cold Harbor. Wilson, John, e. 1862, co. G, 94th O. V. I.; trans. inv. corps; dis. 1865. Wilson, J. M, e. Aug. 1862, co. G, 94th O. V. I.; suffered hernia; dis, 1865. Wilson, Harrison, co, G, 94th O. V. I.; had measles and typhoid fever. Wilson, M. S. e. at Springfield, May, 1861, co. F, 2d 0 V. I.; dis. at Camp Chase, Aug. 1861; e. at Springfield, July 10, 1863, co, C, 129th O. V. I.: pro. sergt. ; dis. Mar. 1864; e. May, 1864, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; dis. at Camp Chase, Sept. 2, 1864. Wilson, Philip H. co. A, 183d O. V. I.; wounded and disab. at Nashville. Wilson, P. S. e. at Wilmington, Del. Feb. 1862, co. G, 1st Del. V. C.; dis. at Wilmington, Del. July, 1865. Wilson, Samuel R. 16th O. Ind p. Bat.; died Sept. 1862, at Helena, Ark. Wilson, S. W. musician, 44th O. V. I. co. F, 51st O. V. V. I.; wounded once. Wilson, W. S. lieut. and capt. co. H, 71st O. V. I.; served 4 years. Winger, Amaziah, lieut. co. A, 94th O. V, I.; pro. capt.; dis. June, 1865. Winger, B. F, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; died at Bowling Green, Ky. Oct. 1862. Winger, Granville, e. Aug. 1862, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; dis. March, 1863. Winget, C. L. musician, co. A, 2d O. V. I.; dis. Feb. 7, 1862. Winget, Daniel, e. Aug. 1862, U. S, N.; master's mate on the "Lexington." Wingfield, Felix, co. G, 94th O. V. I. twice wounded at Perrysville. Wingfield, M. L. 16th O. Indp. Bat.; died in hosp. at New Orleans. Wingfield, Robt. e. March, 1863, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; dis, Aug. 1865. Winwood, Geo. M. e. April, 1862, 74th O. V. I.; dis. 1863, disab. Wirick, M. V. e. at Springfield, Apr. 15, 1861, co. D, 3d O. V. I.; e. in same for 3 years; gunshot wound in left foot and left side at Perrysville, Ky. Oct. 8, 1862; in hosp. there with wound; cap. near Rome, Ga. May, 1863, Streight's raid; held 2 weeks at Atlanta and Belle Isle; then paroled; ells. at Camp Dennison, June 23, 1864. Wirick, W. S. 3 years in co. I, 44th O. V. I.; vet, in co. I, 8th O. V. C. Wise, Wm. e. at Medway, Aug. 6, 1862, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; pro. corp. sergt. and 1st sergt. ; wounded at Cold Harbor, Va. June 3, 1864; in Mt. Pleasant hosp. D.C. with wounds; wounded before Petersburg, Mar. 25, 1865; in hosp. with wound; dis. in hosp. at Washington, D. C. June 9, 1865. Wise, Geo. e. May, 1864, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 2, 1564. Wissinger, John, co. C, 5th O. V. C.; co. I, 110th O. V. I.; wounded in Md. Witwer, Frank D. e. at Dayton, Montgomery co. Apr. 18, 1861, co. A, 11th O. V. I.; pro. corp. at Summerville, W. Va. 1862; in hosp. at Camp Dennison, measles; at Point Pleasant, W. Va. diphtheria; at Louisville, Ky. gen. debility; trans. 11th co. 2d batn. V. R. C.; pro. sergt. in same; dis. at Louisville, Ky. April 20, 1864. Wones, Barton L. e. Aug. 12, 1862, co. D, 44th O.V. I.; dis. with 8th O. V. C. Wones, Edward, e. at Springfield, 1861, co. I, 44th O. V. I.; vet, at Cincinnati, Jan. 1864, co. D, 8th O. V. C.; det. teamster; cap. at Beverly, Oct. 29, 1864; paroled in 24 hours; m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865; mem. Powell Post, G. A. R. Wood, Elnathan, co. F, 44th O. V. I.; dis. for disab. ; died Nov. 11, 1885. Wood, Frank M. sergt, co. K, 104th Ill. V. I.; cap. and paroled; dis. June, 1865. Wood, Isaiah, corp. co. G, 94th O. V. I.; lost leg at Resaca; 3 times wounded. Wood, Jos. D. co. F, 35th O. V. I.; trans, 176th O. V. I.; comy. sergt. Wood, Wm. J. corp. 17th O. Indp. Bat.; trans, 44th regt. inv. corps. Woodrow, David N. corp. co. B, 86th O. V. I.; in 1865, in co. D, 58th O. V. I. Wragg, Wm. H. e. May, 1864, co. K, 152d O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864. Wren, J. W. e. in Champaign co. May 6, 1864, co. C, 134th O. V. I.; in hosp. at Fortress Monroe; dis. at Camp Chase, Aug. 31, 1864; mem, McConkey Post, G. A. R.; past adjt. Wright, Geo. S. e. at Cedarville, Greene co. Jan. 11, 1862, at age of 17 years, 10th O. Indp. Bat.; recommended for pro. for meritorious conduct in Corinth battle, Oct. 3 and 4, 1862, but considered too young; dis, at Nashville, Tenn. March 2, 1865. Wright, Jas. W. 16th O. Indp. Bat. ; served last year of war. Wright, Wilson, e. Sept. 20, 1862, co. I, 2d O. V. C.; dis. Oct. 1865.

Y Yeazel, Andrew H. e. at Urbana, Champaign co. capt. in 66th O. V. I. Yeazel, Francis M. e. Sept. 1864, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; m. o. June, 1865. Yeazel, Henry, e. at Springfield, Feb. 25, 1864, co. F, 8th O. V. C.; cap. at Beverly, W. Va. Jan. 11, 1865; held there 2 1/2 days; m. o. at Clarksburg, W. Va. July 31, 1865. Yeazel, Jas. co. B, 50th O. V. I.; wounded in W. Va. and Kenesaw Mt. Yeazel, Jeremiah, 2d lieut. 17th O. Indp. Bat.; det, post q. m. at Dayton. Yeazel, Milton, e. Sept. 15, 1864, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. June 9, 1865. Yeazel, W. H. corp. 17th O. Indp. Bat.; dis. with same Yonker, Henry, corp. co. I, 110th O. V. I.; wounded at Monocacy. Young, Daniel D. e. July 15, 1862, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; dis. Feb. 1863. Young, Samuel E. sergt. co. G, 7th Md. V. I.; wounded at the Wilderness. Young, Wm. H. co. E, 60th O. V. I.; cap. at Harpers Ferry; paroled and dis. Young, Malcolm H. e. Aug. 1862, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; pro. q. in. s.; dis. 1865. Youngman, Conrad W. sergt. co. K, 3d Ind. V. C.; gunshot wound in hand.

Z Zeller, Geo. served in co. H, 131st O. V. I.; 17th O, Indp. Bat. Zigler, Moses, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; killed in battle, June 1, 1864. Zirkle, Samuel, e. May, 1864, co. B, 155th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864.

Where any of Clarke county soldiers gave other military service to the Nation, as well as shared in putting down the Rebellion, mention of it has been made in the preceding rosters. The following are also honorably identified with the military annals of Clarke county, either by residence at some time in the county, or through their descendants now living here: Avery, Jos. born in Shenandoah co. Va. 1792, moved to Ohio in 1842, then to Tenn. where he died in 1879; served in war of 1812. Baker, John, born in Va. 1788, moved to Ohio in 1810; died May 5, 1859; buried in Lawrenceville cemetery, this county; served in war of 1812. Baker, Philip, born in Va. 1776, came to Ohio 1806; died Mar. 5, 1828; served in war of 1812. Baker, Samuel, born in Va. 1786, moved to Ohio 1810; died May 1, 1858; buried in Lawrenceville cemetery, this co.; served in war of 1812. Boyle, Hugh, e. at Cleveland, Apr. 23, 1855, co. F, 2d U. S. Cav. ; corp. ; wounded at Sweetwater, Feb. 1858; det. mail carrier, 1857, Fort Belknap to Fort Chatbourn, Texas; dis. at Fort Mason, Texas, Apr. 23, 1860. Curtis, Thos. e. at Piqua, Miami co. May 24, 1867, co. B, 21st U. S. Inf.; dis. at Camp Goodwin, A. T. May 24, 1870. Donovan, Wm. born at Hagerstown, Md. Feb. 5, 1784, came to Clarke co. Feb. 14, 1818; died Feb. 11, 1842; buried at Bether Church, this co.; co. B, 6th Ky. militia; one of Col. Shelby's 5,000 troops in war of 1812. Hankinson, Jos. H. e. at Brooklyn, N. Y. Sept. 21, 1866, co. I, 19th U. S. Inf. ; pro. corp. 1867; sergt, 1868; trans. at Fort Leavenworth to bat. B, 4th U. S. Art.: dis. at Fort Riley, Kans. Sept. 21, 1869. Humphreys, Jas. served in war of 1812, rank of colonel. Jones, Albert, served in co. C, 25th U. S. C. T. May 20, 1875, to Oct 11, 1881. Jones, David, died June 13, 1871, aged 94 years S months 12 days; buried at Lawrenceville cemetery; grandfather of Simeon H. Jones; came to Clarke co. a frontiersman from Md.; his mother lived to the ripe old age of over 114 years; when she was 100 years old she could spin flax with great rapidity. Lawton, Jas. served in co. I, 2d U. S. Inf. co. G, 6th U. S, Inf. 1860-77. Overholtzer, Christian, born in Shenandoah co. Va. Oct. 4, 1794; came to Ohio in 1829; died Mar. 15, 1849; buried in Lawrenceville cemetery; served in war of 1812; widow still living, and a pensioner. Rockel, Adam, born in Pa. Nov. 12,1792, came to Clarke co. in 1822; died May 13, 1884; buried at Tremont City; served in war of 1812. Ross, Jas. M. e. at Gallipolis; died in service, Mexican war. Ross, J. W. served in war of 1812; mortally wounded at battle of the Thames. Rust, Abraham, born in Va. 1764, came to Ohio in 1824, died 1827; buried in Lawrenceville cemetery; served in Revolutionary war. Sager, Peter, born in Va. Mar. 23, 1791, came to Clarke co. 1835; died Feb. 22, 1870, aged 77 years 10 months 23 days; served in war of 1812. Stewart, Samuel, born 1775, settled in Greene twp. Clarke co. in 1806; chaplain in militia, war of 1812; present at Hull's surrender. Wilson, Benj. born in Bedford co. Va. Jan. 10, 1794, came to Ohio 1810; married Anna Heath, daughter of the celebrated scout and Indian hunter; served through war of 1812; died June 21, 1880. Jones, Simeon H. adopted as comrade in Powell Post, G. A. R. No. 381, at Tremont City, Dec. 31, 1883, for friendly services rendered; mem. entertainment squad; adopted as veteran because, in an entertainment at St. Paris, O. Jan. 31, 1885, he received powder wound in face from a gun; had medical treatment and speedily recovered; a warm friend of all "Boys in Blue;" conveyancer and student of law, Tremont City.

SOME OF THE HONORED SOLDIER DEAD OF CLARKE COUNTY. FERNCLIFF CEMETERY - SPRINGFIELD. Col. J. P. Sanderson, U. S. A.; Capt. Levi M. Rinehart, 11th O. V, C.; George C. Damon, 8th O. V. C.; Lewis Martin, Alexander McMurray; George Rabbits, co. F, 2d O. V. I.; Samuel R. Wilson, 16th O. V. Bat.: Lieut.-Col. E. M. Doty, 152d O. V. 1.: Capt Richard Montjoy, co. C, 129th O. V. I.; Capt. H. Winger, co. I, 49th O. V. I.; William M. Bennet, 185th O. V. I.; Jas. T. Fitzsimmons, 52d O. V. I.; Solomon Haley, co. G, 4th W. Va. V. I.; Abram King; John Leuty, co. F, 45th O. V. I.; Jas. H. Mitchell, 16th O. V. Bat.; W. Munro Phillips, 1st Pa. R. C.; E. L. Randolph, 1st O. V. C.; B. F. Runyon, co. F, 44th O. V. I.; Myron Spencer, co. B, 86th O. V. I.; George Croft; Capt. W. P. Cummings, U. S. A.; William Foley, 17th O. V. Bat.; Jas, C. Macbeath, Birdsall's Cav. ; Geo. W. Steele, Miss. Marine Brig. ; Corp. S. N. Shaeffer, co. F, 2d O. V. I.; Franklin S. Burr, vol. medical student; Con. Sergt. Chas. S. Olds, 17th O. V. I.; Capt. W. A. Stewart; Fred. Baugh, co A, 94th O. V. I.; J. W. Christie, 66th O. V. I.; Frank F. Frye, co. C, 129th O. V. I.; Henry Frye, 16th O.V. Bat.; Henry P. Gillespie, co. K, 1st O. V. H. A.; John C. King, brig. band; A. B. Lewis, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; James McMeens, Q. M. D.; Chas. B. Potter, 17th O.V. Bat.: Chas. R. Rawlins, co. F, 107th Ill. V. I.; John B. Raffensparger, co. F, 2d O.V.I.; Wm. Sailer, A. Stubbs; Jesse S. Walker, co. I, 110th O.V. I.; Joseph W. Webb, co. A, 108th Ills. V. I.; Josiah White, co. C, 124th O. V. I.; John H. Beasehan, 5th O. V. C.; Capt. David Hughes, Mexican Vet.; Thomas B. Smith; Major And. J. Williams, 3d U. S. I.; 1st Serg. Geo. J. Brown, 64th O. V. I.; Capt. Ralph Hunt, 1st Ky. V. I.; Al. T. Miller, co. I, 44th O. V. I.; Josephus McKay, co. F, 69th O.V. I.; Z. B. Phillips, co. I, 112th N.Y.V. 1. ; Geo. H. Vinal, co. C, 129th O. V. I.; Geo. W. Parsons, co. C, 5th O. V. C.; John Lynch, Benjamin Williams ; Col. Howard D. John, 129th O. V. I.; Major Luther Brown, 110th O. V. I.; Capt. Thomas P. Clarke, 11th O. V. C.; Capt. William H. Drum, U. S. Art.; Capt. E. R. Phillips, 6th Ky. V. I. ; Capt. Chas. J. Phillips, O. V. I.; W. S. Barnes; F. Howell, 94th O. V. I.; John Hounder, 44th O. V. I.; S. C McIntyre, 110th O. V. I.; John P. Powell, 74th O. V. I.; Dr. H Quinn, co. B, 86th O. V. I.; Geo. Rabbits, co. F, 2d O. V. I.; 1st Lieut. Fred. Reigleman, co. B, 58th O. V. I.; Elisha Sparrow, 16th O. V. Bat.; Gideon Smith, 5th O. V. C.; William Heindel, 1st Ky. V. I.; W. W. Torrence; W. L. Baker, co. B, 93d O. V. 1.; A. W. Payett ; William H. Tuttle, co. K, 152d O. V. I.; Benjamin F. Best, co. E, 152d O.V.I.; Dr. D. Richey, U. S. V.; J. M, Perrin, co. I, 17th O. V. Bat.; O. H. Williams; James Templeton, co. F, 152d O. V. I.; John E. Donovan ; Sergt. James Hammond, co. D, 3d O. V. I.: Corp. Charles V. Nowattony, co. K, U. S. Sappers ; William P. Webber, co. D, 47th Pa. V. I.; William Somerville, co. H, 131th Pa. V. I.; Sergt. John L. Conklin, co. K, 139th N. Y. V. I.; Wm. Moore, co. B, 71st O. V. I.; Patrick McKenna, Hamp Shipman, Silas H. Rose, John Maxwell, John Hook, Miles Shingledecker, L. Kepler, H. C. Gotwalt, John McNamara, John G. Lautenschlager, John A. Graham, William Massie, Nimrod Russell, James A. Barr, George Thomas, Jaqueth Noble, Marion Gossett, Conrad Swartzstrauber, Samuel G. Brown, J. N. Baker, George Pfleeger.

BURIED IN GREEN MOUNT CEMETERY - SPRINGFIELD. [kindly furnished by W. F. KINDLE, Sexton.] Lieut. Jerry Kleinfelter. died at Meadow Bluffs, W. Va. Aug. 7, 1862; Lieut. John H. Babb, Lieut. Forrest Pool, Major James C. Vanander, Charles C. Myers, died in Texas; August Myers; Henry Davidson, died at Alexandria, Va, Aug. 22, 1863; D. B. Lathrop, killed at Yorktown, Va. May 4, 1862; Frederick Snowden, died at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Jan. 13, 1863; James Worthington, James W. Hammond, D. Amos, Frederick Heartstone, John Graham, Capt. Win. R. Monroe, James Clark, Leonard Tuttle, M. Vickory, Geo. W. Clark, A. Shanker, J. Evans, Geo. W. Doll, John Roher, J. A. Kyle, Wm. Prothers, P. Greenwood, A. Wolf, George Moore, Alex. Sheaf, Jacob Kills, John Barkeffer, C. Winegart, Moses Toland, -- Frankenburg, Wm. Goudy, Otho Davidson, A. Sassy, Arnold Shulte, Benj. Winger, Daniel Martin, A. Rosegrant, Capt. David Sparks, Hubbard Tatman, James B. Barr, Ezra Toland, Henry McLary, Gas. Steelman, M. Slaughter, F. Thresher, Silas Goodpastur.

DECEASED SOLDIERS OF BETHEL TOWNSHIP.

[Those of this list not otherwise recorded died at home, or since the war.] Henry Clay Hay, co. C, 1st Ky. V. I.; died at New Carlisle. John Stitzel, co. C, 1st Ky. V. I.; died in W.Va. Samuel Shellebarger, 87th O.V. I. Charles Kissinger, U. S. N. Perry DeBayce, 11th O. V. I. J. Tiggart, co. A, 71st O. V. I. Philip Foreman, co. C, 1st Ky. V. I.: killed at Stone River. George Mayall, co. --, 147th O. N.G.; died in hosp. at Arlington Heights. William Searce, 153d O. N. G.; died at Annapolis, Md. after release from Libby. Wm. C. Sheets, 125th O. V. I.; died at Chattanooga of wounds received at Missionary Ridge. J. J. Demitt, 147th O. N. G. George Blessinger, 71st O. V. I. Daniel Frock, 71st O.V. I. Robert Davis, 16th O. Indp Bat. H. T. Morrison, 91st O.V. I. T. B. Moses, 110th O.V. I.; died in hosp. at Winchester. Pulaski Potter, staff officer. Mathew Brandenburg, 71st O. V. L; killed at Shiloh. Samuel Clace, jr. 71st O. V. I.; killed at Nashville. Samuel Clace, sr. 71st O. V. I. Marion Kester, 71st O. V. I.; died at Nashville. D. W. Ellis, 71st O.V. I. Alcetus Scorce, 110th O. V. I. Edward Meakley, 35th. O. V. I. William H. Forgy, 16th O. Indp. Bat. Horatio Forgy, 16th O. Indp. Bat. Wm. H. Herman, 94th O.V. I. J. B. Rodgers, 7th Md. V. I, Isaiah G. Rail, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; died at St. Louis, Mo. Reuben Wallace, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; died in hosp. at Jefferson City, Mo. John Metcalf, 71st O. V. I. Samuel A. Barr, 110th O.V.I.; killed at Cold Harbor. Thaddeus Underwood, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; died in hosp at Keokuk, Ia. Joseph Pumphrey, 16th O. Indp. Bat. Capt. Wm. M. Quick, 3d O.V. I. Thaddeus Dinsmore, 71st O. V. I. J. Watson Taylor. 153d O. N. G.; killed at Paw Paw Sta. Md. Capt. Albert Hubbard, 110th O.V. I. M. Davee, 16th O. Indp. Bat. ; died at Helena, Ark. Leonard Scott, 110th O. V. I. ; starved to death in Andersonville. Joseph Johnson, 16th O. Indp, Bat.; died at Helena, Ark. Wm. Kemp, 110th O.V. I. Edward Kemp, 3d O.V. I. Wm. H. Williams, 44th O.V. I. David Anglebarger, 110th O.V. I. Kemp Quick, 44th O. V. I. Wm. Newcome, 1st Ky. V. I. Dennis Kennedy, 71st 0. V. I.; died in service. Jackson Martin, 110th 0, V. I, John Petty, 110th 0. V. I.; killed at Cedar Creek. John A. Taylor, 16th O. Indp. Bat. Mont Trumbo, 110th O. V. I. Daniel Johnson, 3d O. V. I. Alexander Boggs, 44th O. V. I. Cyrus Black, color sergt. 1st Ky. V. I.; killed at Stone River. John Dearth, co. C, 1st Ky. V. I.: died at Gauley Bridge. Wilber Thorp, 110th O. V. I. Jacob H. Yauck, 45th Pa. V. I. J. W. Davis, 1st Ky. V. I. John I. Cyester, 110th O. V. I. Walter Williams, 110th O. V. I. I. C. Reese, 110th O. V. I. Wm. Lorton, 16th O. Indp. Bat. ; died in hosp. at St. Louis, Mo. Geo.W. Blessinger, 71st O. V. I. Geo. W . Boyce, 11th Ind. V. I. Capt. John C. Mitchell, 147th O. N. G. Sergt. Geo.W. Boyd, co. D, 11th Ind. V. 1.; died in hosp. at Terre Haute, Ind. Lieut. A. Widner, 71st O.V. I.; killed at Nashville. R. Demitt, 147th O. N. G. John Low, co. D, 3d O. V. I.; killed in service. E. Rohrer, co. D, 3d O. V. I.; died in hosp. at Louisville, Ky, John Dutrow, killed in service in N. C. Charles Wallace, 16th O. Indp. Bat.; died at Lafayette, Ind. Charles Winegang, 3d O. V. I.; killed at Stone River. John Herr, died in service in Ky. Samuel A. Barr, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; wounded at Monocacy; died at Baltimore, Md. Capt.W. A. Hathaway, 110th O. V. I.; killed at Monocacy, July 9, 1864. Elias A. Barr, co. I, 110th U.V. I. Robert Baird, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; killed at the Wilderness. Mathew Over¬peck, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; killed at Petersburg, April 2, 1865. Capt. Henry Stevens, 110th O. V. I.; killed at Petersburg, Va. A. J. Clace. Geo. Keller, died in service. John Keller. Milton Hardacre, killed in service. George Detrick. George Lohnes, killed in service. John Lindenstick, killed in service. Watt Taylor, killed in service. George Croft. Jacob Teffel, died in servie. Capt. J. E. Layton. Capt. Hathaway, killed in service. J C. Reese. Lieut. Ira Miller. Smith Miller. - Rogers. Reuben Wallace, died in service. Wesley King. Nile Layton. Edward Shoemaker, died in service. O. Gordon, died in service. Elhanan Brandenburg, killed in service. John H. Babb. Geo. W. Cox. Daniel Bradley, died in service. Jacob Babb. Peter Babb, killed in service. Charles Kingore. Isaac Brenner. Alex. Klinefelter. Jacob Ohmert. John E. Stroup. Michael Way. John D. Epley. Jacob Strome. Jacob Ratliff. John Herr. Benj. F. Hughes. Soldiers of 1812 War-Hugh Wallace, died 1863. Benj. Gaines, died 1872.

MADISON TOWNSHIP DEAD LIST. [Those of this list not otherwise recorded died at home.] Joseph Bennett, co. C, 110th O. V. I. David Coss, co. C, 110th O. V. I. Joseph Doster, 54th O. V. I. Adiran Dingess, co D, 12th O. V. I. William Edwards, co. I, 146th O. N. G. Jefferson Heaton, co. F, 45th O. V. I. Joshua T. Hedrick, co. F, 188th O. V. I. Martin Jones, co. D, 153d O. N. G. James Jarrett, co. F, 45th O. V. I. Lieut. Geo. O. McMillen, co. C, 110th O. V. I. died from wound received at Monocacy. Joseph Powers, 95th O.V.I. Samuel Peters, co. C, 110th O. V. I. Oliver Peters, co. I, 146th O. N. G. Darlington Pierce, co. I, 146th O.N. G. Charles H. Pierce, regt. unknown. Lewis Reeder, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; died of wound received at Frederick City, Md. George Truit, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; died at Baltimore, Md., from wound. Patrick Welsh, co, C, 110th O. V. I. Michael Way, co. I, 153d 0. N. G, Milton H. Young, 26th O. V. I. William Botkin, co. F, 45th O. V. I.; died in Andersonville. Amos Bodkin, co. F, 45th O. V. I.; died in Andersonville. Samuel Canada, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; died at Annapolis, Md. Luke Hope, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; died at Annapolis, Md. Joseph Dean, 153d O. N. G. ; died at Annapolis, Md. Abraham Crispin, 144th O. N. G.; died at Kanawha river. Janes W. Creamer, co. F, 45th O. V. I. James Cain, co. F, 61st O. V. I.; died in the South. Thomas Deffendaw, co. C, 110th O.V. I. Michael Duire, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; killed before Petersburg, March 25, 1865. John Griffith, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; killed at Winchester, June 15, 1863. Mongo Murry, 31st O. V. I.; "missing” at Chickamauga. Thomas Smith, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; killed at Cold Harbor. Edward Quinn, 17th regt. U. S. Inf.; killed at Stone River. Henry Hedrick, 5th U. S. Cav ; died at Washington, D. C., from wound. Charles Hedrick, co. E, 10th O.V.C.; died at Nashville, Tenn. Alfred Harrold, co. K, 31st O. V. I. Paris Harney, lieut. co. C, 110th O. V. I.; died in prison at Charleston, S. C. James Griffith, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; died in Danville prison. James Hope, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; killed on railroad. George Huffman. co. C, 110th O.V. I. William Little, co. I, 146th O. N. G, Robert Murphy, regt. unknown; died at Chattanooga, Tenn. John Malee, regt. unknown. Michael Racher, 44th O. V. I. Lahan Shipps, co. C, 40th O. V. I. Eugene Stagger, regt. unknown; died in Virginia. Isaac White, regt. unknown; died since the war. Henry Buchanan, U. S. C. T. William Bray, U. S. C. T. William Fowlis, U. S. C. T. Lewis Williams, U. S. C. T. Alfred Winslow, U. S. C. T. Joseph Cooper, co. C, 110th O. V. I. Solomon Ellis, co. B, 4th O.V.C. Flavius Hutson, co. B, 4th O. V. C. John Harper, co. B, 4th O.V.C. Charles Hass, regt. unknown. Burl Lambert, q. m. 13th O, V. I. Jonas Smith, co. B, 4th O. V. C. James Thomas, regt. unknown. Frank Wheatley, 17th Ohio Battery. Amos Irwin, co. C, 110th O. V. I. Alfred Ray, regt. unknown; died at Jeffersonville, Ind. Milton Stroup, 17th Ky. V. I. James Todd, co. D, 146th O. N. G.; died at Fayetteville, W. Va. Samuel Tooley, co. B, 4th O. V. C.; died at Huntsville, Ala. Joseph S, Wheatley, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; died at Baltimore, Md., from wound received at Monocacy. John Whiteman, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; died at Philadelphia, from wound received at Wilderness. Isaac White, co. K, 31st O. V. I. Joseph Frier, 10th Ohio Battery. James Hall, regt. unknown. George Little, co. C, 110th O. V. I. Amos Heaton, co. F, 45th O. V. I. John L. Pierce, co. C, 110th O. V. I. Washington Kizer, 44th O. V. I. William Baldwin, 146th O. N. G. Josephus Atkinson, regt. unknown. John Slaughter, co. D, 13th O. V. V. I. William Pierce, 44th O. V. I. James C. Lyons, co. C, 40th O. V. I. Michael Shirey, regt. unknown. Christian Hope, regt. unknown.

MAD RIVER TOWNSHIP SOLDIER DEAD. [These names are all engraved on Soldiers' Monument in Green Mount Cemetery, Enon.] Stephen D. Taylor, Wm. Scorse, Geo. M. Beason, J. O. Beason, Benj. Chancy, J. W. Reed, Mile Drummond, W. S. Schrock, J. W. Reed, Harmon Detriman, Joseph Albin, Aaron Pohlemus, George Albin, Lemuel Albin, Samuel Shellabarger, M. G. Love, Win. H. Alexander, Geo. E. Morris, Samuel Best, Isaac Johnston, J. A. Phillips, Andrew Greiner, Melyne Cox, Win. Hill, Daniel Shank, John Johnston. Fogler Howell, lieut. ; Jas. Gross, lieut.; Isaiah Roll, Arthur Colliston, Everett Roher.

THIRTY-FIRST OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. This regiment was organized at Camp Chase between August 4 and September 7, 1861. Remained in camp there about a month and moved to Camp Dick Robinson, Kentucky, stopping over Sunday in Cincinnati. November following went to Somerset, Kentucky, and after camping there till January 18, 1862, marched to Mill Springs, arriving there at 1 A. M. on the 19th, and taking part in the advance on the fort. Returned to Somerset and camped a week, then marched through Bardstown to Louisville, thence by steamer to Nashville, and marched as the rear guard of Buell's army to Shiloh, arriving there at the close of the battle. Participated in the movements around Corinth, then back into Northern Alabama, and was with Buell in his race with Bragg to Louisville. Was on the reserve at Perryville or Chaplin Hill battle. Marched after Bragg through Kentucky and Tennessee, and took part in the battle of Stone River. After that battle Rosecrans organized an "Elite Corps," composed of men who had distinguished themselves for bravery, five from each company. The regiment remained about two months at Murfreesboro, and moved with Rosecrans down the Sequatchie valley, and engaged in the fierce action at Chickamauga, part of a brigade that for an an hour or two was held in reserve, and then went in with a rush and captured a battery of six Parrott guns. Was acting in reserve the rest of the clay, although the "reserve" in this case was not very reserved, being in action almost continually re-establishing broken lines. The second day the regiment was on the front line at the pivot, where the right wing broke next to Wood's division. After retreating a short distance the forces were rallied by General Thomas, and remained on the field till 9 p. m., then withdrew to Rossville, and next day to Chattanooga, where they were among the besieged until the assault on Missionary Ridge, in which the Thirty-First took gallant part. At Chattanooga, December 31, 1863, most of the boys veteraned and received furlough, returning to the army in February, 1864. Participated in the almost continuous fighting of the Atlanta campaign, was with Sherman on the "March to the Sea," staying at Savannah till the middle of January, 1865, then joined in the campaign of the Carolinas. (See previous record of Sherman's campaigns, 1864-5.) The Thirty-First was the only regiment of its division to come up in time to participate in Sherman's last great battle, Bentonville. After participation in the grand review at Washington, it moved thence by rail to Louisville, Kentucky, where the men were mustered out July 20, 1865, with the consciousness of "duty clone."

THE FORTY-FOURTH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. This regiment was organized at the fair grounds, near Springfield, in the fall of 1861, and moved, October 14th, via Cincinnati, to Camp Piatt, West Virginia, which was its headquarters till May, 1862. During that time companies of the regiment were engaged in various expeditions, one among them being across the Kanawha, to Platona, then to Logan C. H., and occupying six days. May 1, 1862, the regiment moved up the river to Gauley bridge, and was there brigaded with the Thirty-Sixth and Forty-Seventh Ohio infantry regiments, under Colonel George Crook. Established at Lewisburg, the Forty-Fourth made a raid thence as far as Dublin Depot, in Pulaski county, Virginia, destroying the track of the Jackson River Railroad, and then fell back to Lewisburg, where the Ohio regiments had a hot fight with a large force of the enemy, May 23d, and the Forty-Fourth captured the enemy's four-gun battery, and threw back his left. The enemy were routed, leaving' their dead and wounded and many prisoners in our hands, together with three pieces of artillery. From this time till the middle of August, the Forty-Fourth camped at Meadow Bluffs, fortifying, drilling, and scouting. A force of six thousand rebels moved against the four Federal regiments in the Valley in September, and an engagement occurred at Fayetteville, September 10th, our force retreating, the Forty-Fourth covering the rear. September 11th occurred the fighting at Cotton Mill, and the next day our forces made a successful stand at Charleston, then crossed the Elk, destroyed the bridge, and were not further molested. The Ohio was reached at Racine, the troops taken by steamer to Point Pleasant, and thence the Forty-Fourth was sent into Kentucky. After camping at Covington until Kirby Smith's retreat was assured, and pursuing him as far as Lexington, it was ordered into camp and assigned to the Second Brigade, Second Division, Army of Kentucky, General Gordon Granger commanding. December 20, 1862, at Frankfort, the regiment was mounted, and through the following spring and summer the men almost lived in the saddle, scouting, skirmishing, advancing and retreating, capturing John Morgan's men and being in turn captured by them. When Burnside made his advance into Tennessee the regiment was dismounted and accompanied him, sharing all the terrible hardships which culminated when his forces were shut up in Knoxville, were the men of the Forty-Fourth lay in wet, chilly ditches day and night. After Longstreet's retreat, the regiment camped at Strawberry Plains, and between January 1st and 5th five hundred and fifty of the six hundred men then comprising it re enlisted. The re- enlistment was accompanied by the promise that they should be armed and mounted as cavalry, and after veteran furlough they returned to service as the

EIGHTH OHIO VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. The arming, equipping and mounting of the regiment was slowly accomplished, but the close of May, 1864, found the new cavalry regiment in motion, armed with the Union carbine and with saddles of the Alleghany pattern, once more traversing the familiar ground, about Lewisburg. Participation in the Lynchburg raid under Hunter, "all fighting and no eating," followed, the Eighth in the saddle almost day and night, and with daily lighting'. Near Liberty, on the retreat, it was ordered to strengthen the rear guard, and became engaged with a brigade of mounted rebels, losing seventy-one killed, wounded and captured. When Lewisburg was reached, the dismounted men were sent to Charleston, the mounted men to Beverly, in Randolph county, West Virginia. August 23d Companies C, H and K, stationed at Huttonsville, were captured. The men were parolled, but their accoutrements and horses carried away. Soon after Company A was captured and the captain and some of the men sent to Richmond prisons. October 29th the camp at Beverly was attacked before daylight, just at roll-call. A lively fight ensued and the rebels were driven. About December 1st Colonel Moore, with his detachment of the regiment, reached Beverly. This detachment had fought at Winchester, Fisher's Hill and Cedar Creek, and pursued Early's retreat, sharing in the glories of Sheridan's campaign of the Shenandoah. January 11, 1865, the enemy succeeded in surprising the post at Beverly, and out of the six companies of the Eighth Cavalry then stationed there twenty-five were killed and wounded, five hundred and seventy-five men and eight officers captured. A forced march of one hundred and sixty two miles to Staunton followed, the prisoners on foot, many of them barefoot, their clothes frozen about them, the snow one to three feet deep, icy, deep streams to wade, and only two days' rations served them in seven clays. From Staunton they were sent to the Richmond prisons, most of them to Libby and Pemberton, and subjected to all the abuses we have before described. February 15th they were sent to parole camp at Annapolis, thence to Columbus; some returned to Clarksburg, West Virginia, where those of the regiment who had not been captured were then stationed, and remained there till the regiment was there mustered out, July 31, 1865, receiving discharge at Camp Dennison. Others were discharged as prisoners of war at Camp Chase in June, 1865.

THE FORTY-FIFTH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. This regiment was mustered into service at Camp Chase, August 19, 1862. The next day it was ordered to Cynthiana, Kentucky, whence, on the advance of Kirby Smith, it fell back to Covington. After he ceased to menace Cincinnati, it advanced to Lexington, reconstructing bridges along the Kentucky Central Railroad. Its headquarters were Lexington until January 25, 1863, and there it was brigaded under General Green Clay Smith. Ordered to Danville, it was there mounted in February, and brigaded with the Seventh Ohio and Tenth Kentucky Cavalry, Colonel Runkle commanding brigade, and pursued a body of rebel cavalry around Crab Orchard and Mount Sterling, taking part in its first regular engagement at Dutton Hill, near Somerset, March 30th, From that time till July, with headquarters at Somerset, it picketed the line of the Cumberland river. July 4, 1863, it began the chase after John Morgan, from the Cumberland to the Ohio, thence through Indiana and Ohio, after that going to Camp Nelson. When Burnside's army was organized in Kentucky, August,1863, it was assigned to Byrd's brigade, Carter's division, but after the Tennessee was crossed it was attached to Wolford's cavalry brigade. October 20th this brigade, then stationed at Philadelphia, Tennessee, was surprised by the enemy, its direct retreat cut off, and heavy loss ensued. The Forty-Fifth lost more than one hundred captured, most of whom saw many dreary months imprisonment, which for many ended in death. The regiment shared in Burnside's disastrous entanglement at Knoxville, and after Long-street's retreat was sent to Cumberland Gap, where it remained till February 8, 1864, then went to Mount Sterling, Kentucky, and was there dismounted. In the Atlanta campaign it was part of the Second Brigade, Second Division, Twenty-Third Army Corps, fighting at Resaca, Dallas, Lost Mountain, Kenesaw Mountain, New Hope Church, Lovejoy Station, and other points. Late in June it was transferred to the Second Brigade, First Division, Fourth Corps, and was one of the regiments that went back into Tennessee to meet and defeat Hood, engaging at Franklin and Nashville. From April, 1865, till there mustered out, June 15, 1865, its headquarters were Nashville, Tennessee.

THE SIXTY-SIXTH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. This regiment rendezvoused at Camp McArthur, near Urbana, countyseat of Champaign county, in the closing months of 1861, and broke camp January 17, 1862, under orders to report to General Lander, then guarding the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, in West Virginia, with headquarters at New Creek. Its first cam paigning was in the movement against Romney, early in February, 1862, a rough taste of soldier life, fording icy streams, and camping without tents or blankets in snow six inches deep. Its next service was under General Shields in the Shenandoah valley, and included guard and provost duty at Martinsburg, Winchester, Strasburg, with much marching and countermarching through the valley, and across the Blue Ridge. June 9, 1862, it was engaged at Port Republic. In July it reported to General Pope, and was assigned to Geary's brigade, Augur's division, and took part in the campaign of Pope's "Army of Virginia," losing eighty-seven killed and wounded at Cedar Mountain out of two hundred under arms. It was also engaged at second Bull Run and at Antietam. Its last engagement in 1862 was at Dumfries, Virginia, where it was on garrison duty, and where seven hundred of our men repulsed two thousand Confederates. In 1862 it was engaged at Chancellorsville, at Gettysburg, then, having bade adieu to the Army of the Potomac, and joined the Army of the Cumberland, at Lookout Mountain, Missionary Ridge and Ringgold. In December the majority of the regiment veteraned, and on returning to the front were three months in camp at Bridgeport, Alabama. In the Atlanta campaign, a part of the First Brigade, Second Division, Twentieth Corps, it followed Hooker on the battlefields of Rocky Face Ridge, Resaca, Pumpkinvine Creek, Pine Mountain, Culps Farm, Kenesaw, Marietta, Peachtree Creek, the assaults on Atlanta. It shared in the March to the Sea, the Carolina campaign, was reviewed at Washington, and received final discharge at Columbus, July 19, 1865. Its original muster was nine hundred and eighty men, its recruits were three hundred and seventy, it lost in killed one hundred and ten, in wounded three hundred and fifty-eight, took part in eighteen battles, served in twelve States, and marched over a thousand miles. The roster of this regiment and its casualties are fully given on previous pages. The battles in which it took such gallant part are presented in connection with the history of the campaigns of which they were a part, in this work.

THE SEVENTY-FIRST OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY Numbered in its ranks some of the most gallant of the volunteers of 1861. The organization of the regiment was completed at Troy, Miami county, about the 1st of February, 1862. On St. Valentines Day the regiment reported to General Sherman, at Paducah, Kentucky, and plunged zealously into the study of military tactics, attaining a proficiency in drill in a very short time. In the advance up the Tennessee the Seventy-First, Colonel Rodney Mason commanding, was transported on the steamers "Ocean" and "Hazel Dell," and its men were among the first to debark at Pittsburg Landing. It was gallantly engaged in both days fighting at Shiloh, its loss, as previously stated, in both days reaching the terrible total of 130 killed and wounded. The service of the regiment through the campaigning of 1862 was principally in Middle Tennessee, and included its unfortunate surrender at Clarksville, August 18th. Early in 1863 it took part in an expedition against the forces of Wheeler and Forrest, but the retreat of the Confederates prevented an engagement. The latter part of the year the companies of the regiment were stationed at various points along the Louisville & Nashville R. R., with headquarters at Gallatin, Tennessee, and constant encounters with guerrilla forces made this duty both exciting and dangerous. The opening of the year 1864 witnessed the re-enlistment of the majority of the regiment, and the year closed with its participation in the battle of Nashville, December 15-16, in which, displaying great bravery, it lost one third of its number. Through 1865 its service was garrison duty in Texas, and the war had long been practically closed before it was relieved from duty. At San Antonio, Texas, November 30, 1865, the men were mustered out, and they received final discharge at Columbus, on the 6th of January, 1866.

THE NINETY-FOURTH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. This regiment was organized at Camp Piqua, Miami county, in July and August, 1862, under supervision of its first colonel, Joseph W. Frizell. He resigned command February 22, 1863, and was succeeded by Colonel Stephen A. Bassett, who resigned April 16, 1864. At muster-out the regiment was commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel R. P. Hutchins. August 28, 1862, without uniform or camp equipage, and never having drilled as a regiment, the Ninety-Fourth was ordered to Kentucky, to assist in repelling Kirby Smith's threatened approach on Cincinnati. Arrived at Cincinnati, it was ordered to Lexington, Kentucky, and with three rounds of cartridge to the man and a very limited amount of army clothing, started for that place, which was reached at 9 P.M. on Saturday. The town was filling with stragglers from the battle-field of Richmond, Kentucky, and the colonel of the Ninety-Fourth found no accommodations for his men, and the officer to whom he was to report was so far intoxicated he could neither rise from his bed nor give him any intelligent instructions. Under these auspices, the boys of the Ninety-Fourth made their first bivouac as best they might. The next morning an order was received for the regiment to proceed to Yates Ford, fifteen miles east of Lexington, on the Richmond road. The order was a blunder, and was one that might well have appalled a veteran organization, but the raw troops obeyed without a murmur, taking the dry and dusty road and tramping over it without sufficient water to drink till they reached the ford in the dusk of evening. It was their first march, and the exhausted men dropped on the ground everywhere as soon as the halt was called. Almost immediately a fire was opened on them by rebel scouts concealed in the thickets skirting the road. Again the men of the regiment conducted themselves with the steadiness of veterans, falling quietly and quickly into line to repel the anticipated assault. It did not come, the rebels not taking advantage of their first fire, but retreating to Kirby Smith's main line, which was camped only a couple of miles north of the ford. The Ninety-Fourth lost two men killed and six wounded in this, their first meeting with the enemy, three days after they left Ohio. The night passed without further alarm, and in the morning the half-famished men gathered around the supply wagons that had arrived during the night, to find they contained one hundred and twenty-five rounds of ammunition to the man and three sacks of green coffee. The order to fall back to Lexington was gladly received, and was executed by another day's marching on the part of the hungry and thirsty men, many of whom straggled from the line, fell by the wayside, and were captured. Arrived at Lexington, they found our forces were in retreat to Louisville, and that all stores which they had not taken with them were destroyed. The footsore, exhausted men of the Ninety-Fourth were obliged to continue their retreat without needed refreshments. Arrived at Versailles at daylight, a halt for breakfast was ordered, but just as the coffee began to boil (coffee and crackers was all they had to breakfast on, and all they had had for three days), the order to fall in was received. A day of unparalleled suffering ensued. The march began at three in the morning and continued until late at night. The dust was ankle deep in the road; through the day a burning sun shone on them. A few hard crackers were the only rations. For drink, many a soldier gave five dollars for a canteen of muddy water, others drank, from stagnant pools the horses refused to touch. Arrived at Louisville, the Ninety-Fourth went into camp in the woods without tents. They had marched almost night and day for seven days, deprived of sufficient sleep, food and water, and this was their initiation into the life of a soldier. The first report of the adjutant showed a loss of two hundred and eighteen men. The most of these were captured, and were paroled and ultimately rejoined the regiment. When the movement began which resulted in driving Bragg from Kentucky, the Ninety-Fourth was assigned to Rosseau's Division of McCook's Corps. In the battle of Perryville it bore a prominent part. It took position between the Second and Thirty-Third Ohio regiments, and withstood the heaviest shock of the battle, receiving special complimentary mention in general orders for gallantry on that field. In the Stone River battle it was every day engaged, and maintained its reputation for gallantry and intrepidity. In Rosecrans' campaign from Murfreesboro to Tullahoma it fought at Hoovers Gap and at Dug Gap. It fought at Chickamauga, at Lookout Mountain, at Missionary Ridge, in the latter battle taking part in the grand charge which swept our lines over the mountain ridge, and hurled the enemy into the valley below. Through Sherman's victorious campaigns of 1864 it bore its part, fighting at Buzzards Roost, Resaca, Kingston, Pumpkinvine Creek, Kenesaw Mountain, the Chattahoochee, Peachtree Creek, before Atlanta, and at Jonesboro. It shared in the March to the Sea, and in 1865 in the march through South and North Carolina. It participated in Sherman's last great battle, Bentonville, and was the first regiment of infantry to enter Raleigh, the capital of North Carolina. It marched to Washington, via Richmond and Alexandria, participated in the grand review, and was mustered out at Washington, June 5-6, 1865, with 338 men in the ranks, ranks that had left Ohio not quite three years before 1,010 strong. The regiment was disbanded at Columbus June 15, 1865.

THE NINETY-FIFTH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. This regiment was mustered into service at Camp Chase on the 19th of August, 1862, and discharged there exactly three years from that date. In that time, of the 1,085 officers and men whose names had appeared on its rolls, 528 had been killed or died in service of wounds or disease. Small need to say how hard had been its service, when its record presents such figures as these. It took the field at Lexington, Kentucky, and inauspiciously began its career by a forced march to Richmond, Kentucky, and a battle there against desperate odds, in which the raw troops of the Ninety-Fifth, forgetting that discretion said to be the better part of valor, stood their ground till they were completely surrounded and forced to surrender. The loss of the regiment was eight killed, forty-seven wounded, six hundred captured. The men were paroled on the field, and their exchange was effected in November, 1862. May 25, 1.863, the re- organized regiment was ordered to Memphis, and there it was brigaded in Sherman's division, and moved to take part in the Vicksburg campaign, then with him to Chattanooga. In the winter of 1863-4 it was attached to the Sixteenth Corps, and so served till ordered home. In June, 1864, it moved in Sturgis' ill- fated expedition to Tupelo, and at Brices Cross Roads, near Guntown, June 10th, thanks to the blundering of that incompetent general, who formed his line of battle obliquely to the enemy's approach, so that they could come upon his infantry regiments and crush them successively, while he could not use his artillery at all, the Ninety-Fifth again came to grief, losing more than half its force, killed, wounded and captured. Those of the regiment still left for duty had the pleasure of sharing in General A. J. Smith's better-planned expedition to Tupelo, during which they helped to whip Forrest not once but twice. A chase after Price into Arkansas and Missouri was then indulged in, and after his forces had been scattered in Arkansas the regiment moved to assist Thomas in repelling Hood's advance on Nashville. In March, 1865, it reported to General Canby at New Orleans, and assisted in the reduction of Mobile, the storming of Fort Blakeley and Spanish Fort, the last battles of the war.

THE ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. This regiment was organized at Camp Piqua, Miami county, October 3, 1862, moved by rail to Zanesville October 19th, thence by steamer to Marietta, from thence to Parkersburg, West Virginia, by rail, thence to Clarksburg, thence to New Creek. It remained in camp at New Creek, fortifying, drilling, and per-forming guard and picket duty until December 13th, when it was transferred to Moorefield, West Virginia. From that point three hundred of the regiment moved in the direction of Winchester, the remainder toward Romney. The regiment re-united at Winchester about January 1, 1563, and was there assigned to the First Brigade, Second Division, Eighth Army Corps. Detachments of the regiment took part in the expeditions to Front Royal, Summit Point and New Market. In Milroy's three days' fighting at Kernstown and Winchester, June 13-15th, the regiment was actively engaged. This was its first regular battle, and its loss was very heavy. On the 13th it was pressed back from the vicinity of Kernstown by Lee's advance troops, and disputed every inch of the ground with desperate valor. On the morning of the 14th it occupied a slight earthwork, about three-quarters of a mile from the main fort. In the afternoon the enemy opened on this with twenty-six pieces of artillery, and then advanced in strong columns to assault. The regiment held the works tilt driven out at the point of the bayonet by overwhelming odds. During the succeeding night it had another two hours' engagement with the enemy. In these three days fighting many of the regiment were captured. The men of the line as a rule were paroled after thirty to forty five clays in Richmond prisons, but most of the officers captured saw many weary months imprisonment. June 16th the regiment crossed the Potomac, and camped at Maryland Heights, thence by Georgetown, Tennallytown and Washington to Frederick City, Maryland, where it was re-brigaded in the Second Brigade, Third Division, Third Corps, Army of the Potomac. It pursued Lee as far as the Rappahannock in his retreat into Virginia, skirmishing at Manassas Gap. At Alexandria it took steamship “Mississippi” for New York, and until September it camped at Governors Island and Carroll Park, South Brooklyn. September 6th it returned to Virginia, where its first service was to guard an ammunition train from Fox Ford to Culpeper. Its further service in 1863 was in Virginia, and it was engaged near the Rappahannock, at Brandy Station, and at Locust Grove. December 3d it made winter quarters at Brandy Station. In March, 1864, it was made a part of the Second Brigade, Third Division, Sixth Army Corps, and fought at the Wilderness, at Spotsylvania C. H., at Cold Harbor, and before Petersburg. In July it embarked on the "City of Albany" for Baltimore, and there took cars for Monocacy, where it took part in the battle of that name, and aided in checking Early's movement toward Washington. Its next service was in the Shenandoah valley, and included skirmishing and fighting at Charlestown, Winchester, Cedar Creek and other points. In November, 1864, the men built winter quarters near Kernstown, but were not privileged to occupy them long. On December 3d they were again in motion, and by cars and steamer were transferred to a line east of the Weldon Railroad, where winter quarters were again built. February 9, 1865, the regiment took position between Forts Fisher and Welch, and a third time erected winter quarters. March 26th and April 2cl it was in action before Petersburg, and in the pursuit of Lee engaged the enemy at Sailors Creek. April 17th, at the presentation of the captured flags to General Meade, the One Hundred and Tenth, having captured more flags than any other regiment in the corps, was selected as a guard of honor to escort them to General Meade's headquarters. It was reviewed at Richmond by General Halleck, took part in the grand review at Washington, and was there mustered out, June 25, 1865. It had shared in twenty-one engagements, and lost in killed, wounded and captured seven hundred and ninety-five men.

THE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEENTH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. Seven companies of this regiment were organized at Camp Chase, in August and the early fall of 1862; one company was added at Camp Zanesville, one at Camp Dennison, and on December 27th the new regiment was ordered to Louisville, Kentucky, in and around which place its quarters were until ordered to Nashville, early in 1863. Inadequate means of transportation caused much sickness to result from this movement. At Franklin, Tennessee, the regiment became a part of General C. C. Gilbert's division, which was a part of Rosecrans' right wing of the Army of the Cumberland, and shared with it in the Tullahoma campaign. In the Chattanooga campaign it was a part of Granger's Reserve Corps, and shared the glories of that corps on Chickamauga field, with the loss of 138 out of 382 engaged. Its division, the Second of the Fourteenth Corps, was detached from its corps to support Sherman in Missionary Ridge battle, and it was under fire during that engagement. It engaged in the subsequent pursuit of the enemy, and fought with some loss at Stuarts Creek. It shared in the sufferings of those troops that moved to the relief of Burnside at Knoxville, the men marching without blankets, many without shoes, all with insufficient clothing and food. Winter quarters were established at McAfees Church, eight miles south of Chattanooga. On New Years eve, 1863-4, it was sent on advance outpost duty, and the suffering of the men through that intensely cold night, while they were entirely shelterless, will never be forgotten by any one of them. The regiment shared in the Atlanta campaign, the March to the Sea, the campaign of the Carolinas, in the grand review at Washington, and was mustered out at Louisville, Kentucky, July 6, 1865, discharged at Columbus.

THE ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIXTH REGIMENT. This regiment was recruited for the four-month service in Clarke, Warren and Lawrence counties, and the men were mustered into service at Camp Dennison, May 12, 1864. Five days later it was ordered to Charleston, West Virginia. From that point Companies A and H were detailed to guard three hundred captured "Johnnies " to safe quarters at Camp Chase. May 23d the regiment moved for Fayetteville, West Virginia, where it gave efficient service on garrison duty in a country swarming with Union haters till ordered, August 27th, to Camp Piatt. Thence it returned to Camp Dennison, where the men were discharged September 7, 1864.

THE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SECOND REGIMENT. Two companies of the Thirty-Fifth Regiment, O. N. G., from Clarke county, were mustered into the National service at Camp Dennison in the One Hundred and Fifty-Second Regiment. The remainder of the regiment was filled from Darke county. After muster it was sent, via Grafton, West Virginia, to New Creek. It camped there, performing guard duty at the government ware-house, and picket duty in the surrounding mountains. From New Creek it moved to Martinsburg, and on June 4th started for the front, guarding a train of one hundred and ninety-nine wagons. June 27th it reached Beverly, having marched four hundred and thirty miles in twenty-three days, and sustained two attacks from the enemy, one near Sweet Springs, one six miles from White Springs, with slight loss. June 18th the regiment destroyed a railroad bridge and depot and seventy-five stand of arms. The next day the property at Grace Iron Works was destroyed. After a couple of days rest at Beverly the regiment was sent to Cumberland, Maryland, where detachments were sent to various points for guard duty. The regiment re assembled at Cumberland the last of July, and remained there till ordered home. Seventy sick men of the regiment arrived at Camp Dennison August 14th, the remainder August 28th. It was mustered out at Camp Dennison September 2, 1864, and received pay and final discharge September 5th.

THE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THIRD REGIMENT. This four month regiment was composed mainly of Clarke county men, who had been for some months in the O. N. G. service, was mustered into service at Camp Dennison on May 12, 1864. It took the field at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, which was its headquarters through May and June, its companies during that time engaged in guard duty along the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. Late in June it was ordered to report to General Butler at Bermuda Hundred, and in his department was actively engaged in guard and picket duty till the close of its service. A part of the regiment was under fire at North River Mills, July 3, 1864, with a loss of several killed and wounded. At the close of its service it was ordered to Camp Chase, where the men were paid and discharged.

THE SIXTEENTH OHIO BATTERY [Kindly furnished by a member.] Was organized August 20, 1861, and numbered, including officers, one hundred and sixty-six men. Left Springfield, Ohio, September 5th, arriving at Cincinnati the same evening, where it was mustered into the service of the United States by Captain Lew. Wilson, of the regular army. Left Cincinnati same evening, and arrived at St. Louis on the 7th. Departed from St. Louis for Jefferson City, October 15th, arriving same day. Remained at Jefferson City until February 16, 1862, receiving guns and harness meanwhile. Left Jefferson City February 16th; returned to St. Louis and went into quarters at Benton Barracks. Remained there until March 8th, then left for Pilot Knob, Missouri, arriving same clay. Departed from Pilot Knob March 23d, and halting five days at Reems Station, arrived at Doniphan, Missouri, April 1st. A small rebel force was in the immediate vicinity, but retreated on our approach, only to return and shoot our pickets. But a thorough shelling of the woods from the battery put an end to all such demonstrations. Left Doniphan April 16th, arriving at Pocahontas, Arkansas, April 21st. Here the Confederates withdrew as we approached, as at Doniphan. Left Pocahontas April 30th, and arrived at Jacksonport May 4th. Left with four guns for Batesville May 21st, Lieutenant Twist with two guns remaining at Jacksonport. Arrived at Batesville May 22d, and were rejoined by Lieutenant Twist with his section June 15th. Left Batesville with the Army of the Southwest June 22d, and then commenced one of the severest marches on record in midsummer. Water difficult to obtain, and when procured unfit to use, often without rations, blinded with dust on the hot roads, or knee-deep in mud in the swamps, General Curtis and his gallant army pressed onward, arriving at Helena on the 13th of July. The advance of the army was almost continually skirmishing with the enemy, and in an engagement at Cottonplant, on the 7th of July, the Confederate loss was one hundred and forty killed; ours but seven killed and thirty wounded. Remaining at Helena until July 21st, to recruit the exhausted energies of the men after their long and fatiguing march, the battery moved to Old Town landing, a point on the Mississippi twenty miles below Helena. While there many of the men became unfit for duty, from the use of bad water and the unhealthy location of the camp. Returned to Helena August 13th, and for three months afterward every tent in the camp was a hospital, and at one time we had but twenty men for duty. The battery accompanied two expeditions up White river from Helena, the first a failure from low water; the second, which proceeded up as far as Duvalls Bluff, was successful in accomplishing its object; suffered much from cold and exposure, and embarked on transport at Helena, April 12th, and landed at Millikens Bend, Louisiana, April 15th. Joined General Grant's army, marched with it through Louisiana, and crossed the Mississippi at Bruinsburg on the evening of April 30th, having marched since 3 A. M.; halted an hour to rest men and horses, then pressed onward again, for the sound of distant cannonading indicated work in front. Arrived in the vicinity of the battle field of Port Gibson about 10 A. M. May 1st. Rested about an hour, then went forward at a brisk trot to join our brigade, that had been engaged since morning. Found them about two miles to the front, took position on a hill commanding a fine view of the enemy's position, and fought them for ten hours, expending three hundred and fifty rounds of ammunition. As night closed around the two armies the enemy retreated and we lay down around our guns well satisfied with our day's work and the prospect of a night's rest, the first for forty hours. Resuming our march the next morning, pressed the enemy hard, and skirmished with them for six hours at Fourteen Mile creek on the 12th without loss, expending one hundred rounds. May 16th fought the battle of Champion Hill. Here Captain James A. Mitchell was mortally wounded. Being hard pressed by superior numbers and compelled to fall back, he was the last to leave the field, and fell pierced through the left side by a minie-ball. After regaining possession of the ground where he fell, he was removed to the hospital, but died next morning. Battery was hotly engaged for six hours, and expended two hundred and twenty-five rounds of ammunition. Took position in the rear of Vicksburg on the night of the 21st of May. The battery occupied one of the most important points on the line, and protected only by a slight earth work and exposed to a continual fire from the rebel sharpshooters, did good execution during the terrible charge of the 22d and throughout the siege, expending six thousand five hundred and ninety four rounds of ammunition; dismounted seven guns in different works of the enemy, with a loss of but two wounded. Captain R. P. Twist was in command of the battery at this time, and it had the honor of throwing the last shot into Vicksburg from the land batteries. Left Vicksburg for Jackson, Mississippi, on the 5th of July, and arrived in front of its fortifications July 11th. Under fire for five days without loss; expended two hundred and five rounds. Departed from Jackson July 21st, and arrived at Vicksburg on the 23d, suffering much on the route from excessive heat, dust and the scarcity of water. Left Vicksburg on board transport August 8th, arriving at Port Hudson August 10th. Left Port Hudson August 18th, and arrived at Carrollton, Louisiana, August 20th. Left Carrollton November 7th, and arrived at Brashear City, Louisiana, on the 8th. The battery had expended since it had been in service seven thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven rounds, or about fifty tons of ammunition; had traveled by rail about one thousand miles and by river one thousand eight hundred, and had marched through the States of Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana, in all a distance of about one thousand miles, an aggregate of three thousand eight hundred miles. In December, 1863, the majority of the men re-enlisted to see the war through, and it was the first organization in the Department of the Gulf mustered into veteran service. January 1, 1861, it embarked on the steamer "Alabama" for Texas, and was landed in the Matagorda Peninsula after the roughest kind of a voyage. Its service in Texas was on Matagorda Peninsula, Matagorda Island, Indianola and Powderhorn, until, in June, it was sent to New Orleans. The men had never received veteran furlough, on the ground that the services of the battery were indispensable, but in the summer of 1864 they were furloughed in two successive detachments, thus keeping the battery in constant service. It was refitted at New Orleans, new guns, carriages and harness; and saw the brightest side of soldiering there till ordered home, July 13, 1565. It was disbanded after its glorious service by the discharge of the men at Camp Chase, September 5, 1865.

THE SEVENTEENTH OHIO INDEPENDENT BATTERY Was organized at Dayton, Montgomery county, by Captain A. A. Blount, under special authority from the President, dated July 12, 1862. It was mustered into service at Dayton, August 21, 1862, and equipped at Cincinnati, entering the field in Kentucky, taking a position in the rear of Covington on the 3d day of September, near Fort Wallace. Kirby Smith finding discretion the better part of valor and retreating from his threatened attack on Cincinnati, it was a part of the force marched to Lexington and Louisville. From the latter place it was sent to Memphis to join the troops gathering there to move under General Sherman. The roll of the battles in which it subsequently took gallant part shows how valuable was its service in the field : The five days' fighting at Chickasaw Bayou, December 25, 1862, to January 1, 1863 ; Arkansas Post, January 11, 1863 ; Port Gibson, May 1, 1863 ; Champion Hills, May 16, 1863; Black River Bridge, May 17, 1863 ; siege of Vicksburg, May 19 to July 4, 1863 ; siege of Jackson, July 10 to July 17, 1863 ; Grand Coteau, Louisiana, November 3, 1863 ; Fort Morgan, Alabama, August 16 to August 22, 1864 ; Fort Blakely (one of the two last of the war), April 7 to 9, 1865. In this participation in ten battles and sieges the Seventeenth Battery tired thirteen thousand round of ammunition, moved by land and water more than ten thousand miles, and lost forty men. It was one of the Ohio organizations to receive the thanks of the people it represented, through joint resolution of the Ohio legislature, for services at Arkansas Post. After the surrender of Fort Blakely, it was sent to Montgomery, Alabama, where it was stationed till ordered to Ohio for muster out, August 16, 1565. The roll of engagements of this battery is kindly furnished by Emanuel Mitzel, who was a participant in all the battles mentioned.

The rosters on preceding pages show the number of volunteers Clarke county furnished the Nation during the four years of the civil war. The enlistments began under the first call for troops in April, 1861, in the Second, Third and Sixteenth three-month regiments; recruiting went on through every day of those fearful months, and was still in progress when the order to cease recruiting followed the surrender of Lee's Arm of Northern Virginia at Appomattox C. H., Virginia. Volunteers from the county helped to swell the ranks of the Thirty-Second, Thirty-Fifth, Fifty-Second, Sixtieth, Seventy-Eighth, One Hundred and Twenty- Eighth, One Hundred and Twenty-Ninth, and other Ohio infantry regiments, as well as those already mentioned. They were found in the Naval service, from the Atlantic coast along the Gulf and up the Mississippi and Red rivers; in cavalry service in the First, Fourth, Fifth, Tenth and other regiments of Ohio cavalry, as well as independent organizations; in the artillery independent batteries, and in the three regiments of light and heavy artillery raised. To enumerate the services of these regiments here would be to repeat records already given in these pages. Our Roll of Honor connects these soldiers with their regiments, and the services of the regiments has already been made a part of the Military History of Ohio on preceding pages. Among the honored residents of Clarke county today are those who took the field in defense of the Union from Massachusetts, New York, Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Iowa, Illinois, and from almost every loyal State of the Union. An eulogy of the services of Clarke county soldiers in the defense of the Nation, and for the perpetuity of its institutions, is not necessary. The graves of those who marched from the county and fell at Shiloh, at Stone River, at Antietam, at Gettysburg, in the battles of the Vicksburg campaign, at Chickamauga, before Atlanta, at Franklin, at Nashville, in the marshes of the Mississippi, among the mountains and in the valleys of the Virginias, on the Atlantic slope, in the prison pens of Libby, Belle Isle, Andersonville, Columbia, Cahaba, Macon, Millen: these be witnesses. The battle-torn flags borne and defended by its soldiers, the battle-scarred veterans who carne marching home when the War was ended: these be witnesses! [The valuable addition to the war literature of Clarke County, contained in the following record of the soldiers in the Wars of 1776 and 1812 and the Mexican War, is kindly furnished the publishers by FLETCHER WHITE, Esq., of Springfield.]

CLARKE COUNTY SOLDIERS, WARS OF 1776 AND 1812. Many of the 4,000 soldiers who went from Clarke County and served in the war of the rebellion, 1861-5, were descendants of those who served in the patriot army during the war of the revolution and of those who served in the American army during the last war with England. The county was named in honor of Gen. George Rodgers Clarke, the commander of the colonial forces in the western territories during the revolutionary war. Assisted by the brave men under him, his victories in 1779, over the combined English and Indian forces at Kahokia and Vincennes, secured to Virginia, and ultimately, by cession of Virginia, to the United States, the whole of the northwestern territory, and by his victory over the Indians under Tecumseh and Simon Girty in August, 1780, at the "Old Piqua" battle ground on Mad river, in this county, the fertile valleys of Ohio were opened to settlement by the hardy pioneers of that day. General Clarke was born in Virginia, in 1752, took an active part in the old French and Indian wars, and came to Kentucky about 1775, and was soon thereafter placed in command of the military forces in the then territory, and continued in such command until after peace with England was declared. He then settled at Louisville, where he died about 1818. Simon Kenton, who lived in this county for years, served with and under General Clarke, as also did General Duncan McArthur whose descendants live here now. Wm. D. Baird, of Harmony township, is a son of Wm. Baird a soldier of the revolutionary war, who cause to this county in 1808, and died here in 1836. Merrifield Vicory, of Springfield township, was a drummer boy in the revolutionary var. Andrew Pinneo, of Springfield township, was a soldier in that war. These are the only names that we have been able to obtain of those who became citizens of Clarke county who served in that war; doubtless there were others. Clarke county was not organized until December, 1817, being until 1800, a part of Hamilton county, and from then until 1505, a part of Greene county, and from 1805 to 1817, a part of Champaign county. Under the militia law in force during the war of 1812, the State of Ohio was divided into five military divisions; Champaign county was included in the fifth division, and the militia of Champaign and Greene counties composed the first brigade of that (fifth) division. In March, 1812, during the siege of Fort Meigs, and again in 1813, the whole militia of the State were called out for short terms of service; perhaps not less than 25,000 of the militia and regular troops from the State served during the war of 1812, and it is estimated that from the territory now comprising Clarke county, as many as 500 (counting double enlistments) were in that service; but unfortunately, the muster rolls have not been preserved, and it is only by patient and most laborious research that the following list of names of those who served in that war has been obtained. It is thought to be a correct, but by no means complete, list of the soldiers of 1812.

OFFICERS. John Dougherty, Col. 2d Regiment, 1st Brigade, 5th Division. Captains.-Arthur Layton, Samuel Black, Samuel Stewart, Joseph Vance (afterward Governor), Abner Barrett, Philip Kizer, Arthur Thomas, James Shipman, Cox, Lemon. McCord, in cavalry; Hamilton Burkey, quartermaster, Benjamin Hathaway, in navy. Lieutenants.-Nathaniel Williams, Wm. Ward, Wm. Lamme, James McBride. Ensigns--Isaac Myers, Elias Baker, George Price. Sergeants.-John Black, Wm. Smith, John Miers, Jesse Sutton, David W. Parkinson, Charles Harrison, James Ward, Reuben McSheeney, John Layton, John Johns, Aaron Weaver, Daniel Hubbell, Samuel McKinney, Thomas Stafford. Corporals.-James Black, Francis Kelley, Isaac Ellis, Wm. Resor, Philip Mower, James Henderson, Moses Fuller. Fifers-John Husted, Wm. Harrison.

PRIVATES. Pleasant Township-(4) - Charles Rodkin, Jonathan Hunter, Wm. H. Hunter, Amos Neer. Morefield Township-(13) - Horatio Banes, John D. Clark, David Crabill, John Croft, James Foley, Jacob Huffman, James Humphreys, Andrew Hodge, Simon Kenton, John Richards, Wm. Ward, James Wilson, Abraham Yeazell. Pike Township-(8)-Andrew Black, Samuel Black (captain), James Black, John Black, James Fuller, Lewis Ray, Conway Rector, Thomas Stafford. German Township-(14)-Benjamin Frantz, John G. Fry, G. Gard, Job Gard, Philip Kizer (captain), David Kizer (father of Thomas Kizer), Jacob Kiblinger, Benjamin Morris, Thomas Nawman, Thomas Powell, Benjamin Ream, Wm. Ross, Wm. Rockey, John Ross, John Pence, also John Baker and Samuel Baker. Bether Township - (13) - Elnathan Cory, James Donnel, Jonathan Donnell, George Keifer, Arthur Layton (captain), Wm. Layton, George Lowman, David Lowry, Michael Minich, John Paul (supposed to be the first settler in the county), John Wallace, sr., Hugh Wallace, Henry Williams. Springfield Township-(9)-Louis Bancroft, John Dougherty (colonel), John Kelley (father of O. S. Kelley), Joseph Keifer (father of General Keifer), Lemuel Lisle, Wm. Menach, Andrew Pineo, Adam Prince, Nathan Reddish. Harmony Township-(10)-John Baird, Peter Baird, Hamilton Busbey (quartermaster), Wm. Fereman, Benjamin Hathaway (captain in the navy), John Judy, jr., Edward Rice, Mathew Smith, Wm. Osborn, Jacob Olinger. Madison Township-(6)-Conrad Critz, Isaac Davidson, Philip Hedrick, Enoch Jones, John McCollum, David Vance. Green Township-(10)-George Albin, Samuel Albin, O. Davis, Jacob Garlough, Thomas Mills, John T. Stewart (father of Perry O. S. Stewart, Samuel Stewart (captain), George Sroufe, James Todd (father of Captain Samuel Todd), Joseph Weller, General Benjamin Whiteman. Mad River Township-(6) - Melyn Baker, Samuel Davis, Richard Hudgel, Daniel Jenkins, Daniel Mead, Rule Peterson. Township not known-David Jones, Emanuel Zircle, Abraham Zircle, Peter Pence, Jacob Pence, Adam Kiblinger, Peter Baker, John Maggart, Presley Ross, Elijah Hammett, P. Taylor. Wm. Overpack, Obediah Lippencott, Benjamin P. Gaines, -- Runyan, Wm. Enoch, John Gentis, David Kiblinger, John Mooney, Peter Brunner, Jesse Godard, Wm. Runkle, John Branstetter, Selty Hullinger, Jacob Moss, Abraham Snaith, David Hughes, Jacob Ellsworth, Wm. Curl, A. McConkey, Wm. Hunt, Joseph Coffee, Daniel Long, Richard Dawson, Jeremiah Curl, Jacob Moses, Wm. Runyan.

Names of Widows of Soldiers of 1812, now living in Clarke County-Eve Grove, Esther Bemplemen, Rebecca Overholtzer, Sinah Smith, Lucinda Olinger, Sarah Moss, Mary Prince, Mary Moore, Nancy Overpack, Mary Albin, Julia Fuller, Isabel Combs, Catharine Householder, Ann Rector, Hannah Osborn, Elizabeth Todd. Captain Joseph Vance's company of riflemen was raised at Urbana, Champaign county, in 1812; a portion of the men of the company were from what is now Clarke county. Captain-Joseph Vance; Lientenant-Wm. Word; Ensign-Isaac Myers; Sergeants-David W. Parkinson, Charles Harrison, James Ward and Reuben McSheeney. Privates-Randall Sargent, David Henry, Bennett Tabor, John Dawson, Samuel Slower, Joseph Gutridge, Geo. Saunders, John Lewis, John Rigdon, John Ford, Wm. Seargent, Lord Thomas, John Wiley, Francis Stevenson, Brillon Lewis, John Vance, Thomas Ford, Wm. Stevens, Andrew Thorp, John Ross, Zebulon Cantrill, Henry Mathew, Wm. Fyffe, John Taylor, Wm. McRoberts, Sol Petty, Lewis Rigdon, Elijah Richards, Isaac Carter, Fred Ambrose, Wm. Vance, Richard McGrew, Daniel Newcomb, Philip Jarbo, Joseph Voll, Abraham Custer, Wm. McGrew, Joseph Duncan, John Ross, John Pearce, Jesse Egeman, Joseph Brown, Henry Coffman, Edw. Johnson, Mathias Sturm.

ARTHUR LAYTON'S COMPANY, SOLDIERS OF 1812, From what is now Clarke county: Captain-Arthur Layton; Lieutenant-Nathaniel Williams ; Ensign-Elias Baker; Sergeants-John Layton, John Johns, Aaron Weaver, Aden Howell; Corporals-Wm. Layton, Philip Mowrey; Fifer-John Rusted. Privates-Wm. Hicks, Henry Smith, Rich Hudgel, Conrad Crites, Gabriel Jones, Lewis Ray, Sol Husted, Moses Rusted, Gabriel Albine, Jacob Funderburg, Samuel Albin, Joshua Gregory, Benjamin Reed, Thomas Williams, James McKenney, James McKinley, Michael Minich, Thomas Wood, Edward McDonough, Joseph Keifer, Isaac Hubbel, John Kelley, James Rankin, Reuben Wallace, Joseph Lowman, James Wood, Samuel Rusted.

SAMUEL BLACK'S FIRST COMPANY, 1812. Captain-Samuel Black; Lieutenant--James McBride; Ensign-George Price; Sergeants-John Black, Wm. Smith, John Miers, Jesse Sutton; Corporals-James Black, Francis Kelley, Isaac Ellis and Wm. Resor; Drummer--Roswell Smith; Fifer-William Harrison. Privates--John Albin, Peter Black, Wm. Burt, Albert Blaney, James Bokannon, John Canady, John Conklin, Jacob Casey, Jacob Cooper, Wm. Dill, Henry Dickensheets, Alex. Elliot, John Elliot, Benj. Evans, Daniel Gable, John Hides, Peter Hushaw, Hugh Hooks, Littleton Hobbs, James Hays, James Hamilton, John Hays, Richard Ivers, Abner Kelley, David Loofberrow, Jacob Loofberrow, Jesse McBride, John McFarline, Hugh McMullin, Horatio Murphy, Geo. Miller, Ebenezer Melvin, Joseph McIntire, Thos. Murphy, John H. Moore, Peter Minich, John Miller, Layton Palmer, John Price, Conrad Richardson, Robt. Smith, Robt. Snodgrass, Samuel Shealey, Joseph Vance, John Wood, William Williams, Lewis Williams, John Walon, Zadock Wood.-60.

SAMUEL BLACK'S SECOND COMPANY, 1813. Captain-Samuel Black; Ensign--Wm. Lamme; Sergeants--Daniel Hubbell, Samuel McKinney, Thomas Stafford; Corporals -James Black, Moses Fuller and James Henderson. Privates--Joseph Boucher, Henry Brandenburgh, Andrew Black, John Cruca, Joseph Chestnut, Jacob Connor, John Forgy, Stewart Forgy, Sol. Kelley, James Lamme, Brownfield Long, John McPherson, Samuel McPherson, Archibald Mitchell, Wm. Neil, Jas. Reybourn, George Stafford, Wm. Sims, Wm. Stapleton, Adam Verdier, John Wallace, Moses Wallace-31-aggregating in all about three hundred names of those who served during the war of 1812, not one of whom are alive at this time. The number of widows of soldiers of 1812 now living in this county, so far as could be learned, is sixteen. It is now seventy years since the war of 1812 closed. How many of the four thousand comrades from this county who served in the war of the rebellion will be alive seventy years after its close in 1865? or fifty years hence? This question forces its way into our minds, and will more frequently as time goes by.

WAR WITH MEXICO, 1846-7. This war was not popular with the people of Clarke county, and consequently but few entered that service, in all not to exceed eight or ten men. Of those the following names have been obtained: Andrew F. Boggs, Biddle Boggs, Edward Boggs, George Cox, Isaiah Cheney, Daniel Harsh, Adam Evans and one Hoover. Captain Simon H. Drum, of the United States Army, was brought here for burial, he having been killed during the assault upon the City of Mexico. Vincent Nowotny was a soldier in this war, and helped to bear Captain Drum from the field. Nowotny afterwards became a citizen of Springfield.

CLARKE COUNTY G. A. R. POSTS, DEPARTMENT OF OHIO. "To perpetuate the memory of those who have fallen, and to care for the widows and orphans of our dead comrades."

MITCHELL POST, NO. 45, Chartered February 18, 1881, and located at Springfield, Ohio, was named in honor of Captain James A. Mitchell, of the 16th Ohio Battery, who was killed at battle of Champion Hill, Mississippi, May 16, 1863- Vicksburg campaign. Captain Mitchell came from a fighting family, his ancestors on both sides having served in the wars of the Revolution and of 1812. He was the oldest son of Archibald and Sarah Mitchell, born in Bethel township, Clarke county, Ohio, October 30, 1824. Attended the common schools of the county until he was nineteen years of age, and then prepared himself for college under Rev. E. R. Johnson, of New Carlisle, and entered the preparatory department of Wittenburg College, of Springfield, in November, 1845, and remained in college until 1850, when the gold excitement drew him to California, where he remained until 1855, mining and farming. He then returned to Clarke county, and for next two years was engaged in selling trees. Then he resumed his legal studies under direction of Judge William Rodgers, of Springfield, attending the Cincinnati Law College under Hon. Bellamy Storer, and in 1858 was admitted to the bar and entered into a partnership with General Charles Anthony, a distinguished lawyer and politician of Springfield. Remained in the practice until the breaking out of the war in 1861, having a good practice and bright prospects for the future. In July, 1861, together with Lieutenants Twist, Funston, Murdock, and I. N. Mitchell, his brother, he raised the Sixteenth Battery Light Artillery, which was organized on Clarke county fair grounds, August 20, 1861; mustered into the United States service September 5, 1861. The battery in 1861-62 was in department of Mississippi. In 1862 joined General Curtis' army in Arkansas. In 1863 was in Vicksburg campaign, where at the battle of Champion Hills, May 16th, Captain Mitchell was shot through the body, falling into the hands of the enemy, but was afterwards recovered same day, and died that night, and was buried on the field, at the age of thirty-nine years. In 1858 he married, at Louisville, Kentucky, a Miss Jennie Stuckey, who survives him with two sons. Captain Mitchell's father, Archibald Mitchell, served in the war of 1812 as a member of Captain Samuel Black's company, Second Regiment Ohio Militia, Colonel John Daugherty, from Clarke county, Ohio, commanding. His maternal grandfather, Swygert, was in the battle of Cowpens, North Carolina, war of Revolution, and served during most of the seven years of that war. The charter members of the Post are: D. C. Putnam, Wm. H. Grant, S. A. Todd, F. S. Penfield, Fred M. Howe, T. M. Gugenheim, O. N. Bartholomew, Wm. Marot, Fletcher White, Marcus Lent, Perry Stewart, George Sintz, J. W. R. Cline, C. E. Folger, Charles H. Pierce, S. G. Brown, J. C. Walker, W. J. Wilson; and on March 3, 1881, the following charter members were mustered: C. M. Nichols, J. C. Holloway, A. P. Steel, Ira W. Wallace, Peter Baker. Officers 1881-P. C., D. C. Putnam; S. V. C., Wm. H. Grant; J. V. C., S. A. Todd; Adjt., Fred. M. Howe; Q. M., F. S. Penfield; Surg., Dr. G. W. Moore; Chaplain, S. G. Brown; O. D., T. M. Gugenheim; O. G., O. N. Bartholomew.

1882-P. C., D. C. Putnam; S. V. C., Wm. H. Grant; J. V. C., S. A. Todd; Adjt., Ira W. Wallace; Q. M., F. S. Penfield Surg., Dr. G. W. Moore; Chaplain, S. G. Brown; O. D., T. M. Gugenheim; O. G., O. N. Bartholomew ; S. M., Fred. M. Howe ; Q. M. S., Wm. Marot. 1883-P. C., Wm. H. Grant ; S. V. C., T. M. Gugenheim ; J. V. C., A. Dotze, vice F. White resigned ; Adjt., Charles W. Shewaiter ; Q. M., J. M. Niuffer ; Surg., Dr. G. W. Moore ; Chaplain, Rev. T. S. Guthrie ; O. D., John A. Russell ; O. G., S. T. Wolf; S. M., Ira W. Wallace ; Q. M. S., Isaac Kindle. 1884--P. C., T. M. Gugenheim ; S. V. C., F. S. Penfield; J. V. C., S. T. Wolf ; Adjt., Charles W. Shewalter ; Q. M., J. M. Niuffer ; Surg., Dr. G. W. Moore ; Chaplain, Rev. R. F. Delo ; O. D., Samuel J. Scott; O. G., Thomas P. Grant ; S. M., E. W. Chambers ; Q. M. S., Isaac Bindle. 1885-P. C., F. S. Penfield ; S. V. C., Am. Winger ; J. V. C., T. E. Lott; Adjt., Charles W. Shewalter; Chaplain, Rev. R. F. Delo ; Surg., J. W. Barry ; Q. M., J. M. Niuffer ; O. D., Samuel J. Scott ; O. G., Thomas P. Grant ; S. M., Wm. Ballinger ; Q. M. S., Isaac Kindle. 1886-P. C., Charles W. Shewalter ; S. V. C., J. M. Niuffer ; J. V. C., J. M. Bennet ; Adjt., J. S. Bryant ; Q. M., Isaac Kindle ; Surg., Dr. G. W. Moore; Chaplain, Rev. R. F. Delo ; O. D., Thomas P. Grant; O. G., John Cord ; S. M., J. B. Colbert ; Q. M. S., J. E. Stewart. Meet every Thursday evening at Buckingham Hall, corner High and Limestone streets. Deceased Members--John D. Howard, August 24, 1882; S. N. Schaeffer, May 1, 1884; E. M. Doty, October 30, 1884; James Hammond, December 7, 1884 ; S. G. Brown, May 23, 1885 ; Chas. Becker, December 14, 1885 ; Wm. Moor, December 17, 1885 ; Biddle Boggs, January 3, 1886 ; John L. Conklin, January 5, 1886 ; J. W. March, January 23, 1886 ; George Pfleeger, March 4, 1886 ; W. W. McCracken, March 6, 1886 ; J. M. Gregg, March 21, 1886.

The following is the muster of members, with assignment in service, and date of muster into Post : Allison, B. F., private, co. A, 113th O. V. I.; April 24, 1884. Arnett, George, private, co. K, 31st O. V. I.; June 18, 1885. Arbogast, J. H., 1st lieutenant, co. B, 196th O. V. I.; March 3, 1883. Ayers, Samuel, lieutenant, co. I, 15th O. V. I.; May 24, 1883. Abbott, George W., private, co. G, 181st O. V. I.; June 28, 1883. Arnold, Andrew, private, 8th O. L. Art.; May 1, 1884. Bartholomew, O. N., private, co. I, Vet. Res.; Feb. 18, 1881. Brown, B. F., private, co. I, 8th O. V. C.; June 25, 1885. Butzer, Peter, 1st sergeant, co. B, 58th O. V. I.; July 23, 1885. Bushnell, A. S., captain, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; May 27. 1881. Bradford, E. M., private, co. C, 129th O. V. I.; July 23, 1885. Baker, Rudolph, private, co. A. 94th O. V. I.; Dec. 21, 1882. Barr, J. M., corporal, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; May 27, 1881. Browning, Thomas N., private, co. H, 150th Ind. V. I.; May 25, 1882. Bollman, August, private, co. B, 58th O. V. I.; Aug. 2, 1883. Berry, M. H., private, 1st U. S. V. V. Eng.; Oct. 18, 1883. Brandner, A. G., private, co. G, 9th O. V. I.; July 16, 1885. Bennett, J. M., private, co. F, 2d O. V. I.; May 18, 1882. Bryant, James S., private, co. A, 66th O. V. I.; Dec. 20, 1883. Becker, Charles, private, co. G, 9th O. V. I.; May 18, 1882. Boggs, Biddle, 1st lieut. and refit, q. m., co. H, 3d Corps D'Afrique; Oct. 18, '83. Ballenger, Wm., artificer, co. C, 45th O. V. I.; Feb. 25, 1886. Burnett, W. R., private, co. A, 4th Bat., March 18. 1886. Cooper, James A., corporal, co. I, 23d Ky. V. I.; July 30, 1885. Cushman, Warren S., private, co. D, 134th O. V. I.; July 30, 1885. Cusick, C. C., private, co. G, 17th O. V. I.; July 30, 1885. Conrad, J. H. W., sergeant, co. E, 134th O. V. I.; Dec. 7, 1882. Cord, John, corporal, co. H, 138th O. V. I.; July 15, 1881. Christy, R. V. B., musician, brigade band; July 23, 1885. Coon, W. H., corporal, co. K, 45th O. V. I.; May 17, 1883. Cochrell, George, private, co. H, 10th O. V. C.; Oct. 18, 1883. Colbert, J. B., private, co. E, 18th Ky. Cav.; March 15, 1882. Crane, A. D., 1st lieutenant, co. H, 2d N. J. V. I.; June 28, 1883. Canfield, R. B., artificer, 1st Art.; Feb. 2, 1882. Castle, O. G., private, co. E, 95th O. V. I.; Sept. 20, 1883. Conklin, John L., sergeant, co. K, 139th N. Y. V. I.; Feb. 2, 1882. Cheney, E. R., private, co. B, 4th Ver. V. I.; July 23, 1885. Carlos, Patrick, private, co. C. 8th O. V. C.; March 23, 1882. Christie, E. P., private, co. F, 2d O. V. I.; Dec. 6, 1883. Cutright, S. J., private, co. F, 149th O. V. I.; June 25, 1885. Clouse, John, private, co. I, 110th O. V. I.; Jan. 15, 1885. Cook, Harry, private, co. H, 45th O. V. I.; Sept. 18, 1884. Camp, D. H., corporal, co. F, 63d O. V. I.; May 29, 1884. Converse, B. C., major, 11th O. V. C.; May 10, 1883. Cline, J. W. R., drum major, 8th O. V. C.; Feb. 18, 1881. Challender, Jos., private, co. H, 27th O. V. I.; June 19, 1884. Coffin, E. T., 1st lieutenant, co. I, 146th O. V. I.; Jan. 21, 1886. Dodson, W. H., musician, co. I, 42d O. V. I.; May 18, 1882. Davis, J. R., private, co. D, 8th O.V.V.C.; May 17, 1883; from Com. Foote Post. Doughman, John H. private, co. K, 533. Ill. V. I.; June 25, 1885. Davis, B. F., private, co. E, 145th O. V. I.; Oct. 16, 1884. Dyer, P. B. S., corporal, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; Aug. 14, 1885. Delo, R. F., chaplain, 30th Ind. V. I.; Aug. 3, 1882. Day, Michael, private, co. F, 154th O. V. I.; April 17, 1884. Davis, J. H., private, Merril's Horse; May 24, 1883. Derveli, W. H., corporal, co, D, 12th N. Y. V. I.; Jan. 28, 1886. Ellis, Lemuel, private, co, F. 126th Pa. V. I.; July 30, 1885. Edmiston, William, corporal, co. C, 132d O. V. I.; July 2, 1885. Evans, John W., corporal, 102d N. Y. V. V. I.; July 25, 1885. Elwell, W. H., private, 10th O. Bat.; Dec. 21, 1882. Elder. D. N., A. B. seaman, U. S. Navy; May 10, 1883. Frantz, Israel, private, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; Sept. 3, 1885. Fassler, Joseph, private, co. K, 31st O.V. I.; July 17, 1884. Forbes, H. G., private, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; May 15, 1885. Freeman, John F., private, 17th Bat.; July 1, 1881. Franklin, Wm. L., private, co. H, 15th Vet. Res.; Dec. 2, 1881. Flago, T. B., private, co. B. 32d O.V. I.; April 6, 1882. Frantz, Daniel O., private, co. E, 153d O. V. I.; March 19, 1885. Folger, C. E., private, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; Feb. 18, 1881. Finch, Albert, private, co. B, 86th O. V. I.; Nov. 23, 1882. Grogg, David, corporal, co. I, 8th O. V. C.; Nov. 12, 1885. Grant, Wm. H., private, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; Feb. 18, 1881. Gugenheim, T. M., private, co. C, 34th O. V. I.; Feb. 18, 1881. Gregg, J. M., sergeant, co. C, 1st Ky. V. I.; April 24, 1884. Garlough, B. F., private, co. F, 8th O.V. C.; June 28, 1883. Grant, Thomas B., private, co. C, 8th O. V. C.; Nov. 23, 1882. Guyton, John, private, co. K, 185th O.V. I.; Feb. 21, 1884. Garrison, J. M., hosp. steward, A. U. S. C.; April 3, 1884. Gohn, F. R., private, co. K, 4th U. S. I.; May 15, 1885. Gedling, J. A., sergeant, co. K, 31st O. V. V. I.; May 1, 1884. Groff, Otto, corporal, N. Y. H. A.; May 1, 1684. Garraty, Lawrence, sergeant, co, H, 35th Ind. V. I.; May 25, 1882. Huffman, Thomas, musician, co. F, 78th O. V. I.; Aug. 20, 1885. Holloway, J. C., master mate, "Ozark;" March 3, 1881. Howe, F. M., private, co. F, 145th O. V. I.; Feb. 18, 1881. Holycross, Joseph, private, 6th Ind. V. C.; June 4, 1885. Hatfield, Michael E., private, co. F, 44th O. V. I.; June 28, 1883. Hoadley, S. B., private. co. I, 15th O.V. I.; April 5, 1883. Hinder, C. G., q. m. sergeant, 3d Ind. Bat.; April 15, 1881. Harris, W. M., sergeant, co. D, 18th U. S. I.; Dec. 28, 1882. Hayes, L. B., private, co. C, 27th O. V. I.; June 3, 1881. Hohn, H. W., musician, co. I, 16th O. V. I.; Aug. 12, 1881. Hagerman, L. B., sergeant, co. F', 106th O. V. I.; Jan. 11, 1883. Houck, Sol. J., captain, co. I, 71st O.V. I.; July 6, 1882. Hotsenpillar, C. W., captain, 19th U. S. I.; May 25, 1882. Holcomb, A., private, co. A, 1st O. L. Art.; Dec. 6, 1883. Hax, J. C., private, co. H, 168th O. V. V. I.; Oct. 18, 1883. Huffman, A. O., private, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; March 2, 1882. Hawken, H. C., band leader, 6th Army Corps; May 11, 1882. Hatfield, Marcus A., sergeant, co. G, 66th Ill. V. V. I.; May 29, 1884. Hedges, E. S., private, co, F, 132d O. V. I.; May 18, 1882. Hall, C. H., private, co. C, 6th U. S. C.; May 3, 1883. Harris, W. D., sergeant, co. B, 18th O. V. I.; Jan. 21, 1886. Henthorn, Ellis, private, co. K, 78th O. V. I.; Feb. 25, 1886. Hogendobler, Fred, 2d lieutenant, co. K, 124th O. V. I.; March 11, 1886. Izer, Ezra, private, co. H, 15th U. S. I.; May 10, 1883. Johnson, J. E., private, co. M, 8th O. V. C.; July 30, 1885. Jackson, D. M., private, co. D, 12th W. Va.; July 23, 1885. Johnson, George F., bugler, co. F, 8th O. V. C.; July 16, 1885. Jackson, John, private, co. B, 1st P. H, Bat., in Mid. V.; April 3, 1884. John, Howard D., colonel, 129th O. V. I.; March 18, 1883. Joyce, John, landsman, U. S. N.; July 6, 1882; trans. Aug. 7, 1882. King, David, lieut.-colonel, 94th O. V. I.; May 18, 1882. Kitchen, E. J., private, co. F, 8th O. V. C.; June 28, 1883. Kindle, W. F., private, co. C, 5th O. V. C.; Nov. 15, 1882. Keifer, J. Warren, colonel, 110th O. V. I.; Nov. 11, 1881. Kilpatrick, R. L., colonel, U. S. A.; Dec. 2, 1881. Kruft, John, sergeant, co. H, 44th O. V. I.; June 15, 1882. Krapp, Martin, corporal, co. I, 74th Pa. V.; July 5, 1883. Kame, Charles H., sergeant, co. B, 20th Pa. Zouaves; Feb. 2, 1882. Kindle, Isaac, corporal, co. C, 5th O. V. C.; March 23, 1882. Koontz, A. F., corporal, co. I, 8th O. V. V. C.; May 15, 1885. Knox, S. H., corporal, co. D, 58th O. V. V. I.; Nov. 20, 1885. Kirby, John, private, co. E, 74th O. V. I.; Jan. 21, 1886. Littler, J. R., private, co. F, 44th O. V. I.; June 21, 1883. Lott, T. E., private, co. F, 8th O. V. C.; April 22, 1881. Lafferty, W. L., sergeant, co. D, 146th O. V. I.; May 6, 1881. Leuty, Henry, private, co. F, 54th O. V. I.; May 6, 1881. Laybourn, H. C., corporal, co. A, 66th O. V. V. I.; Dec. 28, 1882. Ludlow, Charles, hosp. stewart, 32d O. V. I.; Nov. 1, 1883. Ludlow, George, sergeant, co. D, 58th O. V. I.; May 3, 1883. Lowman, David, private, 16th O. L. A.; May 7, 1885. Lewis, Fred. A., captain, co. G, 98th O. V. I.; Dec. 20, 1883. Madden, Michael, private, co. K, 31st O. V. V. I.; July 30, 1885. McCracken, W. W., private, co. I, 149th O. V. I.; July 2, 1885. Moore, A. H., 1st sergeant, co. D, 11th U. S. Col'd; July 2, 1885. Marot, Wm., p. m. s., U. S. steamer Benton; Feb, 18, 1881. Morgan, Thos. J., sergeant, co. I, 71st O. V. I.; Feb. 1, 1883. Moore, Dr. George W., captain, co. G, 111th O. V. I.; April 22, 1881. Murray, Richard, private, co. I, 44th O.V. I.; May 17, 1883. Morgan, J. T., captain, co. I, 66th O. V. I.; Nov. 18, 1881. Minogue, Dennis, gunner, U. S. Navy; Sept. 2, 1881. Mitchell, Pomroy, corporal, 16th O. Bat. ; Oct. 21, 1881. Maddison, W. H., corporal, co. K, 6th Mo. V.; June 18, 1885. Moler, J. D., captain, co. E, 184th O. V. I.; Oct. 18, 1883. March, J. W., private, co. A, 168th O. V. I.; July 19, 1833. Minstermann, John, private, co. L, 2d N. Y. V.; May 24, 1883. Moffatt, Bruce, private, co. B, 7th N. Y. N. G.; April 26, 1883. Miller, John M. or C., corporal, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; May 11, 1882. Murphy, P. H., private, co. A, 134th O. V. I.; May 7, 1885. Miller, J. C., corporal, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; May 11, 1882. Mills, S. L., sergeant, co. B, 1st bat. Md. P. H. B.; May 1, 1884. Muller, Peter, private, co. H, 8th O.V. C.; Dec. 17, 1885. Nichols, C. M., corporal, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; March 3, 1881. Nicewander, Frank, private, co. D, 188th O. V. I.; Jan. 18, 1883. Niuffer, J. M., 1st sergeant, co. G, 22d O. V. I.; Aug. 12, 1881. O'Brien, Thomas, sergeant, co. K, 45th O. V. I.; April 15, 1881. Otstot, W. T., private, co. I, 8th O. V. I.; May 10, 1883. Otstot, Charles, private, co. A, 95th O. V. I.; May 10, 1883. Ott, Adam, private, co. F, 54th O. V. I.; May 3, 1883. Oldham, J. M., sergeant, co. C, 44th O. V. I.; May 29, 1884. O'Roake, Thomas, corp., co. F, 8th O. V. C.; May 6, 1881. Penfield, F. S., private, co. B, 1st O. L. A.; Feb. 18, 1881. Pierce, U. H., 1st sergeant, co. C, 129th O. V. I.; Feb. 1S, 1881. Pershing, W. L., q. m. sergeant, 85th Pa. V. I.; June 18, 1885. Putnam, D. C., q. m. sergeant, 25th Mass. V. I.; Feb. 18, 1881. Peck, John O., co. F, 66th O. V. V. I.; Dec. 4, 1884. Payden, James, private, co. E, 16th O. V. I.; March 20, 1884. Pierucci, Celso, ass. surgeon, D'Afrique; July 23, 1885. Parrish, H. M., private, co. D, 13th Md. V.; May 6, 1881. Phillips, Louis, private, co. C, 56th O. V. I.; Aug. 12, 1881. Payne, George L., musician, co. B, 67th O. V. I.; Nov. 4, 1881. Ports, James S., 1st sergeant, co. D, 113th O. V. I.; May 17, 1883. Powell, Ed., sergeant, co. F, 81st Pa. V. I.; May 29, 1884. Pfleeger. George, corporal, co. A, 113th O. V. I.; May 3, 1883. Platt, J. E., private, co. A, 11th O. V. I.; Dec. 6, 1883. Pearson, Joseph, comy.-sergeant, 8th O. V. C.; July 6, 1882. Pitts, Q. A., private, co. F, 2d O. V. I.; Feb. 17, 1886. Rhoades, Hiram H., private, co. F, 44th O. V. I.; July 30, 1885. Russell, A, C., private, co. D, 110th O. V. I.; Feb. 18, 1883. Russell, J. A., 2d lieutenant, co. B, 32d O. V. I.; April 15, 1881. Rankin, Charles, private, co. I, 71st O. V. I.; Dec. 2, 1881. Reeser, C. A., private, co. F, 5th Kan. Cav.; Aug. 3, 1882. Rawlins, George O., private, co. E, 152d O. V. I.; Jan. 19, 1882. Riddle, S. W., musician, co. H, 113th O. V. I.; Jan. 5, 1882. Ramsey, Wm., sergeant, co. H, 129th O. V. I.; May 15, 1885. Rodgers, J. H., private, co. A, 94th N. Y. V. I.; Feb. 7, 1884. Ray, Samuel W., corporal, co. I, 146th O. V. I.; April 20, 1882. Rockfield, H. L., private, co. H, 8th O. V. C.; May 15, 1885. Rue, Walter, private, 17th Ohio Bat.; May 18, 1882. Roberts, Charles, private, co. C. 94th O. V. I.; Nov, 19, 1885. Robinson, W. S., corporal, co. I, 33d O. V. I.; Feb. 11, 1886. Stewart, J. E., brevet colonel, -- O. V. I.; Feb. 7, 1885. Sayers, W. R., private, co. B., 7th U. S. I.; Sept. 6, 1883. Spitler, George W., private, co. B, 17th O. V. I.; May 11, 1882. Stevenson, R. A., private, co. F, 80th Ill. V. I.; Sept. 10, 1885. Sommer, Adolph, private, co. F, 32d Ind. V. I.; Aug. 6, 1885. Sintz, George, private, 16th O. L. Art.; Feb. 18, 1881. Shewalter, J. S., sergeant, co. D, 58th O. V. V. I.; March 1, 1883. Straley, W. S., private, 12th O. V. Indp. Bat.; April 22, 1881. Stewart, Perry, captain, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; Feb. 18, 1881. Simpson, Ed. W., sergeant, co. K, 3d U. S. C.; May 5, 1884. Shepard, A. J., bugler, co. K, 12th O. V. C.; Aug, 6, 1885. Shewalter, G. W., 1st sergeant, co. G, 8th Tenn. V. C.; Aug. 12, 1881. Stuart, Wm. J., private, co. B, 17th O. V. I.; Feb. 2, 1882. Schaeffer, Samuel, corporal, co. II, 8th O. V. C.; Jan. 18, 1883. Starkey, R. A., captain, co. A., 53d O. V. I.; May 3, 1883. Stroud, D. W., private, co. I, 11th Mich. V. I.; Oct. 8, 1883. Scott, S. J., private, co. G, 89th O. V. I.; May 17, 1883. Spangler, A., brev. It.-colonel, 110th O. V. I.; Jan. 15, 1885. Sheets, David, artificer, 16th O. Bat.; May 18, 1882. Startzman, George W., lieutenant, co. F, 3d Md. V.; Feb. 21, 1881. Strain, Harvey, private, co. E, 182d O. V. I.; May 10, 1883. Shaul, George W., private, co. E, 58th O. V. I.; May 25, 1882. Swope, W. T., private, co. E, 58th O.V. I.; May 5, 1884. Smalley, J. M., sergeant, co. C, 74th O. V. I.; May 5, 1884. Schmalnl, Fred., private, 2d O. Indp. L. A.; Nov. 5, 1885. Shumway, C., 1st sergeant, co. C, 102d O. V. I.; Dec. 24, 1885. Shaffer, S. N., corporal, co. F, 2d O. V. I.; Oct. 5, 1882. Todd, S. A., 1st lieutenant, co F, 8th O. V. C.; Feb. 18, 1881. Thomas, N. N., corporal, co. B, 168th O. V. I.; Aug. 6, 1885. Taylor, Richard, q. m. sergeant, co. B, 134th O.V. I.; July 9, 1885. Thomas, E. T., sergeant, co. F, 2d Md. P. H. B. C.; Nov. 2, 1882. Thompson, George W., private, co. E, 3d O. V. I.; May 24, 1883. Thrasher, Isaac, private, co. K, 152d O. V. I.; May 15, 1884. Tuttle, Albert, private, co. K, 152d O. V. I.; Jan. 3, 1884. Thompson, J. T., private, co. M, 8th O. V. C.; May 25, 1882. Todd, Thomas C., private, co. G, 124th Ind. V. I.; May 3, 1883. Turner, George D., fifer, co D, 79th O. V. I.; Sept. 6, 1883. Ulrich, J. H., private, co. K, 152d O. V. I. May 24, 1883. Uhl, S. J., private, co. K, 14th Vet. Res ; Nov 19, 1885. Valiquette, Louis, corporal, co. E, 60th O. V. I.; Aug. 12, 1881. Visscher, A. D., private, co. E, N. Y. H. A.; Sept. 3, 1885. Ware, James E., private, co. K, 152d O. V. I.; Oct. 15, 1885. Whistman, Henry, private, co. E, 155th O. V. I.; Oct. 1, 1885. Wilson, W. S., captain, co. H, 71st O. V. I.; Feb. 18, 1881. Welch, Charles A., captain, co. H, 152d O. V. I.; Dec. 4, 1884. Winget, C. L., musician, co. A, 2d O. V. I.; Aug. 6, 1885. Williamson, H. C., 2d lieutenant, co. H, 8th O. V. C.; July 30, 1885. Wallace, Ira W., 1st sergeant, co. G, 60th O. V. I.; March 3, 1881. Wirick, Wilson S., private, co. I, 8th O. V. C.; April 7, 1885. White, Fletcher, corporal, 16th bat. O. L. A.; Feb. 18, 1881. Williams, C. H., chaplain, 138th O. V. I.; July 30, 1885. White, W. J., brev. major, 78th O. V. I.; May 27, 1881. Winwood, George M., private, co. H, 74th O. V. I.; July 2, 1885. Winger, Amaziah, captain, co. A, 94th O. V. I.; Dec. 22, 1881. Watson, Wm., petty officer, U. S. Navy; Feb. 2, 1882. Waterhaus, W. B., private, co. C, 23d O. V. I.; April 20, 1882. Weimer, Fred., private, co. E, 8th O. V. V. C.; May 15, 1885. Revised to March 31, 1886.

Sons of Veterans Z. Barney Phillips Camp, No. 37, mustered July 28, 1884, by Past Commander Wm. H. Grant, of Mitchell Post, No.45, Grand Army of Republic. Z. Barney Phillips enlisted on the 26th of August, 1862, at New York, in Company I, One Hundred and Twelfth New York Volunteer Infantry, as private ; was in hospital at Hampton for spinal meningitis, July, 1863 ; was transferred on March 31, 1864, Thirty-First Regiment, Second Battalion, Veteran Reserve Corps, at Hampton, Virginia, where he was hospital steward, and had charge of wounded ; was discharged May 27, 1865, from United States general hospital, Fortress Monroe, Virginia, on surgeon's certificate; his discharge was made out on May 24, 1865, and he died May 24, 1879, just fourteen years after, at Springfield, Ohio. Charter members--J. M. Freese, W. R. Lee, E. A. Schaeffer, W. N. Schaeffer, E. W. Simpson, J. C. Van Harlingin, W. H. Clark, W. D. A. O'Brien, G. W. Delo, A. G. Delo, C. M. Niuffer, A. C. Thompson, A. Robert Jackson, J. E. Owen, J. A. Todd, jr., C. J. Bartholomew. Officers 1884--Captain, W. D. A. O'Brien; 1st lieut., W. H. Clark, vice J. M. Freese resigned; 2d lieut., E. W. Simpson; Chaplain, J. C. Van Harlingin; O. S., G. W. Delo; Q. M. S., A. R. Jackson. 1885--Captain, W. D. A. O'Brien; 1st lieut., George W. Delo; 2d lieut., C. J. Bartholomew; O. S., A. G. Delo; Q. M. S., C. O. Wood. 1886--Captain, G. W. Delo; 1st lieut., C. O. Wood; 2d lieut., Harry Schaeffer; O. S., A. R. Jackson; Q. M. S., Ed. C. Grant. Members--B. F. Allison, jr., C. J. Bartholomew, C. M. Bennett, E. J. Clark, A. G. Delo, G. W. Delo, J. M. Freese, E. Lee Fleck, E. Howard Gilkey, Ed. C. Grant, S. H. Hays, A. R. Jackson, Grant C. Johnson, W. S. Kenney, J. H. King, W. R. Lee, F.H. Mills, C. A. McClelland, H. B. McClelland, F. E. Morgan, C. M. Niuffer, W. D. A. O'Brien, J. E. Owen, H. T. Ramsey, W. A. Russell, W. H. Reeser, J. G. Shepard; E. A. Schaeffer, W. N. Schaeffer, E. W. Simpson, Harry Schaeffer, S. D. Stall, A. C. Thompson, J. A. Todd, jr., J. C. Van Harlingin, C. O. Wood, Louis Wood, F. O. Wilkinson, R. H. Wildasin, H. A. Williams, E. M. Williams.

MITCHELL RELIEF CORPS, NO. 32, Organized April 25, 1884. Charter members--Mrs. Kate Putnam, Mrs. Louise Ernest, Mrs. Sarah Penfield, Mrs. Bertha A. White, Mrs. Etta Poison, Mrs. Clara Holloway, Mrs. Mary Troupe, Mrs. Lucy R. Grant, Mrs. Sallie Morgan, Mrs. Lizzie Flago, Mrs. Josephine D. Latimer, Mrs. Alice W. Starkey, Mrs. Mary E. Moore, Mrs. Sallie E. Phil-lips, Mrs. Mary C. Huffman, Mrs. Mary E. Leuty, Mrs. Lotty Watt Boyle, Mrs. Belle Darrow, Mrs. Nettie B. Houck, Mrs. Mary A. Ambrose, Mrs. Lizzie Wallace, Mrs. Carrie Emery, Mrs. Cora Nickum, Mrs. Phebe Ports, Mrs. Lizzie Niuffer, Mrs. Florence B. Taylor, Mrs. Mary B. Rice, Mrs. Justine Hagan, Mrs. Nettie Myers, Mrs. Emma Johnston, Mrs. - Baker, Mrs. Belle Shickley, Mrs. Louise Klapp, Miss Ida M. Folger, Miss Eva E. Delo, Miss Mary A. Anderson, Miss Ella R. Bartholomew, Miss Belle Martin, Miss Mary B. Arnold, Miss Nettie Rice, Miss Jessie Rowe, Miss Martha Delo. Mustered since organization--Sarah E. Colbert, Mary Reifsnider, Martha J. Legge, Emma S. Thomas, Viola Bower, Caroline Bakhus, Belle Drow, Marian W. Ayres, Anne M. Paine, Harriet Hammond, Martha A. Crane, Annie Wilson, Charlotte E. Allison, Georgia D. Runyan, Jennie W. Cooper, Alice M. Reser, Dora Stewart, Sally McCoy. Members died--Mrs. Cora Nickum, Miss Mary B. Arnold. Officers in 1884 and 1885--President, Kate Putnam; S. V., Louisa Ernest; J. V., Sarah Penfield; Chaplain, Margaret Delo; Sec., Ida M. Folger; Treas., Bertha White; Conductor, Etta Dotson; Guard, Clara Holloway. 1886--President, Nettie B. Houck; S. V., Lucy R. Grant; J. V., Mary Reifsnider; Sec. Georgie D. Runyan; Treas., Sarah Penfield; Chaplain, Louisa B. Ernest; Conductor, Lizzie Niuffer; Asst. Cond., Caroline Bakhus; Guard, Lizzie Flago; Asst. Guard, Sarah E. Colbert.

M'MILLEN POST, NO. 122, Located at South Charleston, was organized July 28, 1881. George O. McMillen, in whose honor it is named, was born February 2, 1830, in Bracken county, Kentucky. In 1837 he calve with his mother, Martha McMillen, to Ohio; his father, John T. McMillen, having died in Kentucky. He was raised on a farm until the age of sixteen years, then learned the carpenter trade, at which he worked until his country called him to her aid. He enlisted August 15, 1862, at South Charleston, as first sergeant of Company C, One Hundred and Tenth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and for good service and gallant conduct was promoted to second lieutenant, January, 1864. At the battle of Monocacy, July 9, 1864, he received his mortal wound by a minie-ball. He bore his suffering man fully until his death, which occurred August 20, 1864, at Frederick City, Maryland. He was loved by all his comrades. Charter members of Post: Almon Bradford, D. W. DeLay, J. M. Jones, R. B. McCollum, T. J. Hicks, D. J. Landaker, W. H. Banwell, Asa E. Farrar, C. H. Bradley, John J. Mort, Samuel Carr, Enoch Bennett, B. B. Sweet, Michael Shirey, Darwin Pierce, Samuel McCollum. 1881--P. C., Almon Bradford; S. V. C., R. B. McCollum; J. V. C., Washington Coss; O. D., C. H. Bradley; O. G., Asa C. Farrar; Q. M., T. J. Hicks; Chaplain, J. M. Jones; Adjt., D.W. DeLay; Surg., W. H. Banwell. 1882--P. C., Almon Bradford; S. V. C., R. B. McCollum; J. V. C., Washington Coss; O. D., C. H. Bradley; O. G., Thomas Henry; Q. M., T. J. Hicks; Chaplain, J. M. Jones; Surg., W. H. Bonwell; Adjt., J. G. Warner. 1883--P. C., Russell B. McCollum; S. V. C., Joseph Schickedantz; J. V. C., W. Coss; Adjt., J. G. Warner; Q. M., T. J. Hicks; O. D., C. H. Bradley; O. G., Thomas Henry; Chaplain, J. M. Jones; Adjt., John G. Warner.

1884--P. C., J. M. Jones; S. V. C., C. H. Wentz; J. V. C., D. M. Clark; Chaplain, D. J. Landaker; Q. M., B. B. Sweet; O. D., A. C. Farrar; O. G., Samuel McCollum; Surg., W. H. Banwell; Adjt., Jonn Heiskell. 1885--P. C., Alfred Bown; S. V. C., C. H. Wentz; J. V. C., D. M. Clark; Chaplain, D. J. Landaker; Q. M., B. B. Sweet ; O. D., A. C. Farrar; O. G., Samuel McCollum; Surg.,W. H. Banwell; Adjt., John Heiskell. 1886--P. C., W. J. Hudson; S. V. C., D. M. Clark; J. V. C., Samuel McCollum; Q. M., A. Bradford; Chaplain, J. M. Jones; O. D., J. W. Bowbray; O. G., Thomas Cochran; Surg., Jacob Pierce; Adjt., D. W. Warner.

List of members, with date of muster: Bradford, Almon, 1st lieut., co. K, 45th O. V. I.; July 28, 1881. DeLay, D. W., lieut., 1st O. V. H. A.; July 28 1881. Jones, J. M., 1st lieut., co. C, 154th O. N. G.; July 28, 1881. McCollum, Russel B., 1st sergt., co. I, 110th O, V. I.; July 28, 1881. Hicks. T. J., comy. sergt., co. I, 110th O. V.I.; July 28, 1881. Landaker, D. J., co. D, 58th O. V. I.; July 28, 1881. Banwell, W. H., capt., co. B, 44th O, V. I.; July 28, 1881. Farrar, Asa E., corp., co. I, 48th N.Y.V. I.; July 28, 1881. Bradley, Charles H. sergt., co. K, 4th Mass. H. A.; July 28, 1881. Mort, John J., co. I, 146th O. N. G.; July 28, 1881. Carr, Samuel, co. C, 90th O. V. I.; July 28, 1881. Bennett, Enoch, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; July 28, 1881. Sweet, B. B., co. C, 110th O. V. I.; July 2S, 1881. Shirey, Michael, co, C, 66th O. V. I.; July 28, 1881. Pierce, Darwin, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; July 28, 1881. McCollum, Samuel, 2d U. S. C.; July 28, 1881. Webb, Joseph, co. I, 146th O. N. G.; Oct. 7, 1851. Clark, David M., 1st sergt., co C, 40th O.V. I.; Oct. 28, 1881. Scheetz, Francis, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; Nov. 11, 1881. Coss, Washington, co. B, 4th O. V. C.; Nov. 11, 1881. Landaker, Isaac, sergt., co B, 4th O. V. C.; Dec. 13, 1881. Wilhide, Thomas C., co. C, 110th O. V. I.; Dec. 13, 1881. Webster, Hugh, co. I, 146th O. N. G.; Dec. 13, 1881. Mowbray, John W., co. I, 146th O. N. G.; Dec. 13, 1881. Henry, Thomas, co. E, 1st O. V. C. Dec. 30, 1881. Coss, Samuel, co. B, 4th O. V. C.; Jan. 27, 1882. Updegrove, E. B., capt. co. C, 54th O. V. I.; by card Jan. 27, 1882. Mort, Josiah, co. I, 8th O. V. C.; Jan. 27, 1882. McMillen, Francis M., sergt.-major, 110th O. V. I.; Feb. 24, 1882. Schickedantz, Joseph, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; March 10, 1882. Smith, Washington, co. K, 32d O. V. V. I.; March 10, 1882. Dingess, Wm., co. D, 58th O.V. I.; March 10, 1882. McFarland, James P., sergt., co. H, 94th O. V. I.; March 10, 1882. Allen, Wm., co. C, 90th O. V. I.; March 10, 1.882. Botkin, Geo. W., sergt., co. I, 154th O. N. G.; March 10, 1882. Greene, U. M., corp., co. B, 40th O. V. I.; March 31, 1882. Pringle, Thomas D., co. I, 8th O. V. C.; March 31, 1882. Niceley, James A., co, D, 1st W. Va. I.; March 31, 1882. Marsh, Milton, co. C, 110th O. V. I.; April 2, 1882. Sherrett, John H., corp., co. D, 25th O. V. I.; April 28, 1882. Stumbaugh, John, co. K, 51st O. V. I.; April 28, 1882. Enna, John, co. C, 40th O. V. I.; April 14, 1882. Warner, John G., 4th O. Indp. C.; April 28, 1882. Clark, Samuel, sergt., co. F, 80th O. V. I.; May 26, 1882. Wentz, Charles H., 17th O. Indp. Bat.; May 26, 1882. Miller, Thomas P., co. D, 146th O. N. G.; May 26, 1882. Pierce, Jacob, sergt., co. B, 4th O. V. C.; May 26, 1882. Finn, Patrick, co. I, 82d O. V. I.; May 26, 1882. Bown, Alfred, sergt., co. A, 71st O. V. I.; Oct. 27, 1882. Smith, Hamilton, co. K, 32d O. V. V. I.; Feb. 2, 1883. Smith, Wm,, co. G, 80th O.V. I.; Feb. 2, 1883. Way, Michael, co. E, 153d O. N. G.; Feb. 23, 1883. Erwin, Daniel L., co. I, 128th O.V.I.; Feb. 23, 1883. Webb, Issac, co. H, 30th O.V. I.; Feb. 23, 1883. Heiskell, John, co. I, 146th O. N. G.; Feb. 30, 1883. Roe, Charles T., co. I, 146th O. N. G.; Feb. 30, 1883. Badgley, Perry, co. B, 4th O. V. C.; March 13, 1883. King, David W., corp., co, G, 51st O. V.I.; March 13, 1883. Selsor, Christopher, co. B, 4th O. V. C.; March 13, 1883. Finn, John, co. E, 1st O. V. C.; March 13, 1883. Hill, John, co. E, 184th O. V. I.; May 17, 1883. Hunt, Josiah S. B., co. K, 45th O. V. I.; May 17, 1883. Pine, Geo. W., corp., co, D, 9th W. Va. C.; May 17, 1883. Heaton, F. M., co. C, 10th O. V. C.; May 17, 1883. Lott, Jacob N., co. F, 44th O. V. I.; Aug. 31, 1883. Miller, Alfred, capt., co. D, 146th O. N. G.; Aug. 31, 1883. Peterson, Anthony, co. F, 45th O. V. I.; Aug. 31, 1883. Painter, James M., co. H, 124th O. V. I.; Aug. 31, 1883. Shimp, John, regt. not on dis. roll; Feb. 21, 1884. Warner, D. W., co. C, 154th O. N. G.; April 17, 1884. Taylor, A. D., regt. not on dis. roll; July 24, 1884. Cochran, Thomas, regt. not on dis. roll; Oct. 16, 1884. Hudson,W. J., q. m. sergt., 146th O. N. G.; April 3, 1885. Cheney, Wm., co. C, 110th O.V. I.; May 1, 1885. Sypherd, J. H., co. K, 14th Iowa Inf.; Dec. 18, 1885.

POWELL POST, NO. 381. This Post was organized at Tremont City, on the 11th of October, 1883. In Tremont City, October 15, 1842, was born William Albert, son of Benjamin and Elvira Powell. His first school days were passed in the place of his birth, then he attended school for a time at Springfield. He clerked in a grocery store there for a time, and had started to learn the carriage making trade, when the war broke out. But a few months over eighteen years of age, yet he was an ardent patriot, and answered the first call for troops for the three-year service, enlisting at Springfield. His father insisted on removing him from the service, and the boypatriot went to Urbana, and there enlisted again in October, 1861, Company B, Sixty-Sixth Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He was one of the many of that regiment whose lives were offered on the altar of their country's need in the battle of Cedar Mountain, Virginia, August 9, 1862, where he fell among the killed, face to the foe. Comrades who keep green his memory have named Post No. 381, in his honor. His remains were interred among the "unknown," in the National Cemetery, at Culpeper, Virginia. Officers installed at organization--P. C., Emanuel Mitzel; S. V. C., J. L. Davis; J. V. C., Jacob Carter; Q. M., E. B. Hinton; Surg., James H. Ireland; Chaplain, J. N. Smith; O. D., Peter Leber; O. G., Daniel Rockenfield; Adjt., E. B. Fultz; S. M., J. M. Morris ; Q. M. S., E. C. Nichols. 1884--P. C., E. Mitzel; S. V. C., B. L. Barr; J. V. C., S. D. Maggart; Surg., J. H. Ireland; Chaplain, J. N. Smith; Q. M., E. B. Hinton; O. D., Peter Leber; O. G., J. M. Morris; Adjt., E C. Nichols; S. M., J. W. Friermood; Q. M. S., J E. Ritter; I. G., Lewis Evilsizer; Post Inspector, John L. Davis. 1885--P. C., E. B. Fultz; S. V. C., G. W. Schell; J. V. C., Lewis Evilsizer; Q. M., E. B. Hinton; Chaplain, J. S. Peneton; Surg., J. H. Ireland; O. D., J. M. Morris; O. G., T. Linebaugh; Adjt., E. C. Nichols; S. M., J. W. Friermood; Q. M. S., D. G. Stoner; Post Inspector, Peter Leber. 1886--P. C., E. B. Fultz; S. V. C., J. N. Smith; J. V. C., J. M. Morris; Q. M., J. H. Ireland; Surg., G. W. Schell; Chaplain, J. S. Peneton; O. D., J. W. Friermood; O. G., George Rust; Adjt., E. C. Nichols; S. M., Peter Leber; Q. M. S., Louis Miller; Post Inspector, Andrew J. King. The following is the muster of members, with date of muster into the Post, those mustered October 11, 1883, being the charter members of the Post: Mitzel, Emanuel, Oct. 11, 1883. Hinton, Edgar B., Oct. 11, 1883. Foley, Dennis, Oct, 11, 1883. Sager, Solomon, Oct. 11, 1883. Carter, Jacob, Oct. 11, 1883. Ireland, James H., Oct. 11, 1883. Smith, John N., Oct. 11, 1883. Foltz, Emanuel B., Oct. 11, 1883. Barr, B. L., Oct. 11, 1883. Rockenfield, Wm. Oct. 11, 1883. Evilsizer, Lewis, Oct. 11, 1883. King, Andrew J., Oct. 11, 1883. Rust, George, Oct. 11, 1883. Ferman, Gordon, Oct. 11, 1883. Rockenfield, Daniel, Oct. 11, 1883. Schell, George W., Feb. 7, 1884. Friermood, Reuben, April 12, 1884. Miller, Louis, April 26, 1884. Cobb, Stephen S. V. R., June 14, '84. Miller, John G., June 28, 1884. Clark, J. C., Nov. 13, 1884. Coy, Elezer, April 11, 1885. Seitz, Henry, July 25, 1885. Huffman, Peter E., Aug. 1, 1885. Jones, James, Aug. 1, 1885. Judy, John, Aug. 8, 1885. Leber, Peter, Oct. 11, 1883. Morris, John M., Oct. 11, 1883. Mageart, Samuel D., Oct. 11, 1883. Friermood, John M., Oct. 11, 1883. Nichols, Erasmus C., Oct. 11, 1883. Ritter, Joseph E. Oct. 11, 1883. Hullinger, Lemuel, Oct. 11, 1883. Linebaugh, Timothy, Oct. 11, 1883. Sager, Wm., Oct. 11, 1883. Stoner, David G., Oct. 11, 1883. Judy, William, Oct. 11, 1883. Baker, Samuel, Oct. 11, 1883. Rockenfield, Martin, Oct. 11, 1883; dead. Davis, John L., Oct. 11, 1883. Peneton, Jacob S., Feb. 7, 1884. Rust, Nathaniel, March 8, 1884. Pence, Wm. M., April 12, 1884. Bare, John W., April 26, 1884. Coffin, L. S., June 28, 1884. Swadner, Wm., Oct. 25, 1884. Bymaster, George, Feb. 14, 1885. Pence, Adam, July 25, 1885. Wones, Ed., Aug. 1, 1885. Collison, Isaac M., Aug. 1, 1885. Petty, R. H., Aug. 8, 1885. Hinton, Leon W., Dec. 12, 1885.

CLAY-HAY POST, NO. 383. This Post was organized in November, 1883, and is located at New Carlisle. It is named for Henry Clay Hay, who was born March 12, 1831, the son of John and Mary Hay, early settlers of Clarke county. He entered the service in the First Kentucky Volunteer Infantry at the first call for three-year organizations, and was detailed regimental wagon master, so serving till dis-charged for disability. He returned to his home at New Carlisle, where he continued to reside, esteemed by all who knew him, until he answered the summons of Death, August 24, 1875. Officers of Post, 1883--P. C., Thos. Swanger; S. V. C., Phil. Hysner; J. V. C., Thos. G. Meranda; Q. M., Uriah Bowers; Surg., O. B. Kinert; Chaplain, J. P. Clark; O. D , J. V. Prine; O. G., J. A. Trostle; Adjt., John O. Sheets; S. M., J. W. Swallow ; Q. M. S., A. M. Mitchell. 1884--Same officers as in 1883, except Adjt., S W. Helvie, vice J. O. Sheets. 1885--P. C., J. V. Prine; S. V. C., Phil. Hysner; J. V. C., Ezra Wildason; Adjt., J. N. Cory; Q. M., Uriah Bowers; Surg., R. C. Biggs; Chaplain, V. B. Littleton; O. D., J. O. Sheets ; O. G., Joseph Ross; S. M., Jacob Trostle; Q. M. S., George Hahn. 1886--P. C., Phil. Hysner; S. V. C., C. H. Blocher; J. V. C., Joseph Ross; Adjt., E. R. Phillips; Q. AL, Thos. Holwager; Surg., Thos. Meredith; Chaplain, Uriah Bowers; O. D., Thos. Swanger; O. G., Jacob Holwager; S. M., Alex Ginevan; Q. M. S., R. C. Biggs. The Post members are D. D. Underwood, E. R. Phillips, R. C. Biggs, Phil. Davis, Phil. Hysner, J. H. Sheets, Uriah Bowers, Ezra Wildason, R. C. Courter, Thos. Swanger, A. N. Mitchell, J; O. Sheets, E. M. Tanehill, H. N. Taylor, T. J. Meranda, J. N. Wiley, O. B. Kinert, C. H. Blocker, J. P. Clark, J. V. Prine, W. H. Sheets, J. W. Swallow, George Hahn, J. A. Trostle, David Nihart, Thos. Meredith, D. H. Reeder, H. H. Daily, S.W. Helvie, J. C. Funderburg, F. M. Snyder, Jacob Holwager, Thomas Hol-wager, G. W. Collins, G. B. Hamilton, J. M. Cory, S. T. Robin-son, Samuel Conklin, H. C. Hatten, G. W. Speaker, Elias Glace, R. A. Robinson, Wm. Day, V. B. Littleton, Henry Bellaman, J. D. Treadway, G. H. Mendahall, J. Q. A. Smith, David Ross, Joseph Ross, G. B. Snook, W. B. Lemmon, Spencer King, Sand. Shannon, deceased; W. M. Warwick, Wm. Meredith, A. W. Ginavan, Samuel Siebert, Jacob Mull, H. H. Staley, Henry Cassady, W. O. Winters, R. D. Evelsizer; John Dice, Samuel Myers, J. J. Mitchell.

M'CONKEY POST, NO. 391, Was organized on the 8th of November, 1883, with the following charter members: D. S. Bumgardner, Benj. Golden, Geo. L. Pearson, Thornton Jones, Win. Wicker, J. H. Burgess, Matthew Neer, Peter Dillow, Hiram Irwin, John Benson, Robt. Winfield, David Sutherland, Elijah Teach, J. M. Runyan, Enos McConkey, Joseph Wren, J. W. Runyan, Isaac King, Geo. W. Coffey, Jasper Botkin, Geo. W. Cox, John Fenton, David Teach, Noah Ford, J. S. Ferguson, Jacob Grove, Jesse Tarbutton, Daniel Gordon, Samuel West, N. R. Leman, Felix Wingfield, Wm. Everhart, John Hass, Josiah Neer. The soldier whose name is perpetuated in that of the Post was Nathan, son of Daniel and Matilda (Neer) McConkey. He was born April 6, 1828, and was one of four brothers to enter the service. H. L. served in the 94th O.V. I.; E. N. in the 8th O.V. C.; Alexander enlisted in the 44th O. V. I., and veteraned in the 8th O. V. C. Nathan went into service holding commission of first lieutenant in the 94th O. V. I., and for gallant service and by the wishes of the company was promoted captain. He shared in all the movements of his regiment, and the boys who followed him till the close of the war, with other comrades who remember him with love, have named this Post in his honor. He died at the Childrens Home in Clarke county, of which he was at the time superintendent, July 9, 1882. His family consisted of his wife, nee Mary Jane Cartmell, whom he wedded October 18, 1848, and their children, two sons and a daughter. At his death he was a member of McCoy Post, G. A. R., No. 1, at Columbus. His remains were interred in McConkey cemetery, near the homestead where he was born. The officers of McConkey Post have served: 1883-4--P. C., James H. Burgess; S. V. C., D. S. Bumgardner; J. V. C., D. S. Southerland; Q. M., Joseph Pearson; Chaplain, David Teach; O. D., George Pearson; O. G., Samuel West. 1885--P. C., David Southerland; S. V. C., Jasper Bodkin; J. V. C., D. T. Gordon; Adjt., J. M. Yeazel; Q. M., Jos. Pearson; Chaplain, David Teach; O. D., Geo. T. Pearson; O. G., William Everhart; S. M., Enos McConkey; Q. M. S., D. S. Bumgardner. 1886--P. C., Enos McConkey; S. V. C., J. M. Runyan; J. V. C., Samuel West; Adjt., J. M. Yeazel; Q. M., Jos. Pearson; Chaplain, David Teach; O. D., G. L. Pearson; O. G., Wm. Wicker; S. M., Benj. Golden; Q. M. S., Jasper Bodkins. The charter members of the Post were mustered in on November 8, 1883, with a few exceptions. The following added members were mustered in on the dates given: D. T. Gordon, Dec. 8, 1883; John Everhart, Dec. 8, 1883; Wm. Everhart, Dec. 8, 1883; Enos McConkey, Dec. 8, 1883; Jos. Neer, Dec. 8, 188 3; Milton Yeazel, Jan. 1884; Wm. Walker, June 31, 1884.