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This page is dedicated to our paternal Gr Grandfather John H. Dryer, he was a veteran of the Civil War, the documents below show the various records including the National Archives in Washington, DC
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Index of ALL pages ..
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to go to WorldConnect Project - Dryer Family
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to go to our family's Surname (GENDEX) index
Click on each photo to make them clearer and larger
Photo # |
Filename |
Photo |
Description |
Date / Link |
693 |
jhdryer |
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Section of the book "The History of Ottawa County, Ohio and Its Families" pub. 1985. This section is on John H. and Eva A. (Wood) Dryer |
1985 |
693 |
elizcomp |
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Section of the book "The History of Ottawa County, Ohio and Its Families" pub. 1985. This section is on John's dau Elizabeth and her family (m: John F. Meyers)s |
1985 |
694 |
jdrycw |
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Civil War Pension slip for John H. Dryer. Enlisted as a Private on 12 January 1864 at the age of 18 Enlisted in Company A, 14th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 12 January 1864. Mustered out Company A, 14th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 11 July 1865, rank of Sergeant |
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695 |
14th |
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Regimental History OHIO FOURTEENTH INFANTRY |
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695 |
14thb |
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More information on the 14th Ohio Infantry |
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696 |
none |
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Clay Township (Clay-Genoa) Cemetery Junction of Twp. Rd. 214 and Twp. Rd. 56 "Cemetery Inscriptions of Ottawa County, Ohio" Recorded by The Ottawa County Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society 1970 - 1976 page 193 Clay Township (Clay - Genoa Cemetery Rows 13 & 14 Section H Dryer, J. Henry (GAR Post 39) 1846 - 1915 Eva A. Wood (his wife) 1850 - 1926 |
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757 |
jhd594 |
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This photo and all below were provided by Mary Jane Langlois and her daughter Jen Langlois. Our deepest THANKS for driving so far and sending the photos of our common ancestors |
2002 |
758 |
jhd594b |
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Closer shot of the main family stone for John Henry Dryer, his wife Eva (Wood) Dryer, and two of their children |
2002 |
759 |
jhd594c |
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Closeup of the beautiful scrollwork on the top face of the main family stone |
2002 |
760 |
jhd594d |
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Closeup of the main stone showing husband and wife's names |
2002 |
761 |
jhd595 |
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Photo showing the 4 grave stones with the main family stone behind. From L-R May, Edward, Eva, and John |
2002 |
762 |
jhd605 |
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Closeup of John's G.A.R. marker for Civil War service. |
2002 |
763 |
jhd608 |
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May (Mae? Dryer) Bloomfield dau of John and Eva |
2002 |
764 |
jhd609 |
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Edward Dreyer, son of John and Eva. Note the spelling of the surname. Apparently Edward preferred the original spelling |
2002 |
765 |
jhd610 |
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Eva (Wood) Dryer stone |
2002 |
766 |
jhd612 |
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John Henry Dryer stone with G.A.R. marker on the right |
2002 |
767 |
jhd615 |
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Side view of the main family stone with individual marker stones on the right. May's stone not in the photo |
2002 |
768 |
jhd629 |
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Cemetery Rules for the Clay - Genoa Cemetery |
2002 |
Corrections, comments, additions etc