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Company E of the 120th OVI
Arranged alphabetically regardless of rank
Majority signed for 3 years.
Date beside name is date of Entering the Service and the
information about service is taken from
Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio, 1888, Vol 8
and the Roll of Honor in the back of that volume.

The county where they seem to be living at the time of entering the service is in the right hand corner.
Those who died in service are marked with a
red *.
For more on Camp Ford where the Snaggy Point captives were held, see history section and links


A Wayne County company.

Alexander, Thomas M.   8 Sept 1862
Private Alexander was age 22 when he entered service.   He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 17 Nov 1864. [This date may be the 27th.]

Alternate name listed at Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System records:  Thomas W. Alexander

1860 census Plain township, Wayne county OH:  John ALEXANDER, age 50 born PA,  a farmer.  Mary Jane age 45 born PA;  the children listed all born in OH,  Thomas N or M age 20 born OH, Jane J age 18; Sarah age 16; William S age 14; John H age 12, Albert age 10, Calvin age 8, and Samuel age 5.

1880 Census Jeromesville, Mohican Twp, Ashland County, OH, page 129:  Listed at Heritage Quest is Thomas M. ALEXANDER, age 42 OH.  However the record is not readable.

Sons of Union Veterans:  Born 29 Nov 1839.  Died 14 Oct 1897. Also transferred to Co F of the 48th OVI on 24 July 1865.  Burial Jeromesville Cem, SR 89, Jeromesville, Mohican Twp, Ashland County OH.  

Anderson, Samuel G.   20 Aug 1862
Corporal Anderson was age 25 when he entered service.  He was appointed 1 June 1863; transferred to Co. H 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.
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1860 Census, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 57:  John ANDERSON, age 43 PA, laborer; Elizabeth, age 34 OH; Samuel, age 19 OH; Peter, age 15 OH; Sarah, age 13 OH; Joseph [male], age 10 OH; Ann, age 5 OH; Mary, age 3OH; John, age 2 OH; George, age 6 OH.  

1870 Census, Clinton Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 110:  Eliz ANDERSON, age 49 OH; Samuel, age 29 OH, farmer; Peter, age 26 OH, day laborer; Sarah, age 18 OH, without occupation; Josephine, age 21 OH, day laborer; Ella, age 13 OH; Wm, age 8 OH; E. T. or F. [female], age 4 OH.  

Wayne County Probate Court index:  Samuel ANDERSON married Emma SIDLE on 20 Feb 1879 in Wayne County OH.

1880 Census, Millbrook, Plain Twp, Wayne County OH, page 270:  Sam'l ANDERSON, age 40 OH, farm labor, father born PA, mother born OH;  Emily, wife, age 23 OH, father born PA, mother born OH; John L, son, age 9 months born Aug, parents born OH.  

1900 Census Plain Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 44:  Samuel ANDERSON, age 60 OH, born Nov 1839, married 21 yrs, farm laborer, parents born PA; Emma, wife, age 40 OH, born Oct 1859, married 21 yrs, 4 children/4 still living, parents born PA; Mary, daughter, age 17 OH, born Sep 1882, single, parents born OH.  

1910 Census, North Grant St, Wooster, Wayne County, OH, page 129:  Samuel ANDERSON, age 73 OH, first marriage, married 32 yrs, no occupation, father born PA, mother born OH; Emma, wife, age 51 OH, first marriage, married 32 yrs, 4 children/4 still living, father born PA, mother born OH.  [Living in same dwelling are Jerome and Julia CLARK and their two children Ruth and Paul.  Are they related to Samuel and Emma?]

Grave Registrations book: Samuel Anderson is buried in Blachleyville cemetery, Plain Twp, Wayne co OH or Wooster Cemetery, Wooster OH.

Ohio Online Death Certificate Index:  Samuel G. ANDERSON died 18 Sep 1918 in Wayne County OH.  

Death record in Ohio:  File #57134, Samuel ANDERSON, died 18 Sep 1918 at Wooster Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Born 25 Nov 1840.  Born Franklin Twp.  Father John ANDERSON, born PA.  Mother Elizabeth MOORE, born Franklin Twp.  Burial Wooster Cemetery.  

Angus, Samuel*   17 Oct 1862
Private Angus was age 32 when he entered service.  He died 28 Apr 1863 near Grand Gulf, Mississippi.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi.
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1860 census Eagle township, Hancock county OH:  Samuel ANGUS age 28 born in PA, ?laborer?;  Barbara age 22 born in Germany; John Master age 5, born OH;  Catharine ANGUS age 2 born OH.  

Pension Index:  Samuel ANGUS, E 120th OH Inf.      Widow Barbara Angus applied for pension 19(?) Aug 1863.  No state was given.  

Benhizer, Edward   26 Jan 1864
Private Benhizer was age 18 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

I suspect that there is a spelling problem with this soldier's name.  I can't find even find him listed at Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System.

Berry, William C.   15 Aug 1862
Corporal Berry was age 29 when he entered service.  He was discharged 16 Feb 1863 at Young's Point, Louisiana on a Surgeon's certificate of disability.
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Wayne County Probate Court record:  Wm. BARREY married Martha Ann WARNER on 29 Oct 1857, in Wayne Co OH.

1860 census Congress Township, Wayne county OH:  Wm C BERRY age 28 born PA, day laborer;  Martha A age 26 born OH; Wm W age 2 born OH; John R age one month, born OH.  

1870 census Congress Township, Wayne county OH:  Clark BERRY age 38 born OH, a shoemaker; Martha age 35 born OH; William age 12 born OH; John age 10 born OH; Henry age 8 born OH; Rosa age 6 born OH.

1880 Census CongressVillage, Congress Twp, Wayne, OH, page 150 :  William C BERRY, age 49 OH, boot-harness maker, parents birthplace not listed; Martha A, wife, age 46 OH, father born OH, mother born PA; William W, son, age 22 OH; John R, son, age 22 OH; Rosa M, daughter, age 16 OH; Maud A, daughter, age 8 OH.  
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Pension Index:  William C BERRY, E 120th OH Inf.   Widow Martha A. Berry is in the pension index for William C Berry of Company E 120th. She applied in Ohio on 5 Aug 1895.  

Bixler, Emanuel H.   22 Aug 1862
Private Bixler was age 21 when he entered service.  He was promoted to Q. M. Sergeant 17 Apr 1863.  See also Field and Staff
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I haven't found the family yet before the war.
1870 census Gasport P.O., Clarke county, AL, page 101:  E. H. BIXLER age 29 born MO, white, does not appear to be married, a sawyer.  He has others living with him in the household, but no other BIXLERs.  
On the same page:  Isabella McALPIN, age 37 AL; Claudine HEARRIN, age 19 AL; Lemuel Hearrin, age 16 AL; Lavinia HEARIN [marked M for mixed race], age 28 AL, domestic; Beulah [marked M], age 9 AL; Lucy [marked B for black], age 6 AL; Minnie [marked M], age 4 AL; Iola [marked M], age 2 AL.

Family Search has a submitter who says that Emanuel married Claudia J. HEARIN in Clarke county, AL, 28 Jul 1872.

1880 Census, Gosport, Clarke County, AL, page 341:  Difficult to read and is listed as Emanuel H Baxter at Heritage Quest:  Emanuel BIXLER, age 34? OH, merchant, father born MD, mother born ??; Claudia, wife, age 25? AL, parents born AL; Virginia, daughter, age 4 AL, father born OH, mother born AL; Lemuel H, son, 3 months AL, father born OH, mother born AL.  

This one makes no sense, but I am including it because I think it is Emanuel and his wife. Could they have been in the process of moving to Mobile?  See the census records below.
1900 census Mobile, Mobile county, AL, page 311: Emanuel BIXLER, age 28 born Dec 1871 in Alabama, no occupation given; Claudie his wife, age 59 born June 1840 in New York.  It says unknown for both for the number of years married, and it says 0 children for Claudie. Claudie's occupation is listed as Merchandise.  [My guess:  There was a lodger living with them, named Lizzie Berden, who may have given wrong information.]

1900 Census, Gosport, Clarke County, AL, page 97:  Isabella McALPIN?, age 67 AL, born Oct 1832, widow, 2 children/1 still living; father born NC, mother born SC, farmer; Claudia F? BIXLER, daughter, age 48 AL, born June? 1851, married 25 yrs, 4 children/3 still living, parents born AL; Lemuel H, grandson, age 20 AL, single, born Feb 1880, father born OH, mother born AL, dry good clerk; Emanuel H, grandson, age 18 AL, single, born Jan1882, dry good clerk, father born OH, mother born AL;  Emanuel H, son-in-law, age 59 OH, born May 1841, married 25 yrs, father born MD, mother born VA, dry good merchant.  

1910 Census Mobile 4th Ward, Mobile County, AL, page 119:  Emanuel H BIXLER, age 68 first marriage, married 37 years, born OH, parents born MD, has own income; Claudia age 58 born AL, first marriage, married 37  years, 4 children/2 still living, parents born AL; Virginia B. SAWYER, daughter, age 34 born AL, married 11 years, one child/ one still living, father born OH, mother born AL; granddaughter Virginia SAWYER, granddaughter, age 9, born NC, father born NC, mother born AL; son Emanuel H. BIXLER Jr., son, age 28 born AL, single, President in Real Estate, father born OH, mother born AL.  There are also servants living there. [Column 30 indicates UA for service in the Union Army for Emanuel Sr.]

Pension Index:   Emanuel H BIXLER,  E 120th OH Inf.    Invalid filed 1906 Dec 6 from Alabama.  Widow Claudia T. Bixler applied for widow's pension in Alabama on 17 Mar 1915.

Bonewitz, Esli S.   15 Aug 1862
Corporal Esli Bonewitz was age 29 when he entered service.  He was appointed 26 Jan 1863; captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, Louisiana; mustered out 7 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio.
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1850 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 317:  Soloman BONEWITZ, age 52 VA, farmer; Mary, age 44 PA; Mary, age 20 OH; Esli, age 17 OH, farmer [he is listed as female, but I believe this is actually the soldier]; Rebecca, age 13 OH; William A, age 11 OH; John J, age 6 OH [see soldier below]; Margaret S, age 3 OH; Lewis W, age one month, OH.  

Wayne County Probate Court record:  Esli A BONEWITS married Mary Elesabeth CHACEY on 19 Apr 1855 in Wayne County, OH.  

1860 census Congress township, Wayne county, OH:  Esley S. BONEWITZ age 27 born PA, farm laborer; Elizabeth age 25 born PA; Mary S. age 2 born PA.  

1860 Census, Congress, Wayne County, OH, page 344:  Esley S BONEWITZ, age 27 PA, farm laborer; Elizabeth, age 25 PA; Mary S, age 2 PA.  

1870 census Congress township, Wayne county, OH:  Eshly BONWITZ age 36 born OH, a farmer; Mary E. age 33 OH; Mary age 12 OH; Alburtis [male] age 10; Louis age 21  OH; Shepard age 13 OH.  [could the last two be brothers of Eshly?]

1880 census North Manchester, Wabash county, Indiana:  Esli BONEWITZ age 48 born OH, a butcher, parents born PA; Mary E, wife, age 45 born OH; Alburtus, son, age 18 born OH; Lewis F. age 10 OH; Chester W is listed as "other",  age 4 born IN .

Mrs. E. S. BONEWITZ died 29 Jul 1895........recorded in Deaths Mentioned In The P. H. Bolinger Diary 1881 -1899 at the North Manchester Library.  [online at http://www.ingenweb.org/inwabash/bolinger.html ]

1900 census Chester township, Wabash county, Indiana:  Esli BONEWITZ, age 67, born Oct 1832 in OH, parents born OH, widowed, day laborer, living alone.

 

Bonewitz, John J.   26 Jan 1864
Private Bonewitz was age 19 when he entered service.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, Louisiana; mustered out 8 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio.
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On the same page as Esli BONEWITZ above:

1850 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 317:  Soloman BONEWITZ, age 52 VA, farmer; Mary, age 44 PA; Mary, age 20 OH; Esli, age 17 OH, farmer [he is listed as female, but I believe this is actually the soldier...see soldier above]; Rebecca, age 13 OH; William A, age 11 OH; John J, age 6 OH; Margaret S, age 3 OH; Lewis W, age one month, OH.  

1860 census Congress township, Wayne county, OH:  Soloman BONEWITZ, age 62 born VA,  farmer; Mary age 56 born PA ; John J age 15 born OH; Margaret age 13 OH; Lewis age 9 OH.

Contributors at Family Search says John Jefferson BONEWITZ [born 1844 in Congress Twp, Wayne county, OH]  married Cordelia HUBLER OR HUFFLER on 30 Sep 1869 in Allen County IN.  It says he probably died in Kansas.  Parents Soloman and Mary [STECHER] BONEWITZ.  

In 1870 census I found John J listed right next to Soloman [73] and Mary [65] [see 1860 census] in Adams Twp, Allen Co, IN, page 172:  
John J BONEWITZ age 26 born OH, a farmer;  Cardilla J. age 18 born IN.  No children listed.

 

Boor, Elijah   15 Aug 1862
Private Boor was age 24 when he entered service.  He was wounded 1 May 1863 in the battle of Thompson's Hill, Mississippi; transferred to 105th Co., 2d Battalion, Veteran Reserve Corps, 15 Feb 1864; mustered out 16 Oct 1865 at Philadelphia, PA.  

Wooster Republican 28 May 1863: Casualties in the 120th Ohio:  Elijah Boor, wounded in left shoulder.
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Family Search says Elijah's parents were Henry and Mary or Sera Mehl [SNIDER] BOOR.  He married Frances Sarah SKIDMORE on 14 Jun 1869 in Philadelphia.  He was born 12 Dec 1836 and died 6 Aug 1920.  

1850 Census, Plain, Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 359:  Henry BOOR, age 50 PA, laborer; Mary, age 40 PA; Emmanuel, age 18 PA; Eliza, age 17 PA; Elijah, age 13 OH; Henry, age 11 OH; John, age 9 OH.  

Havent' found in 1860.

1870 Census, Union Twp, Davies County, MO, page 399:  Elijah BOOR, age 30 OH, farmer; Sarah, age 28 England; Louisa, age 6 OH; Charles C, age 2 IN; W. H. [male] age 11 months MO, born in August.

1880 Census, Saticoy Twp, Ventura, CA, page 243: Elijah BOOR, age 43 OH, teacher, parents born PA; Sallie, wife, age 40 England, parents born England; Emma, daughter, age 9 MO; Lillie, daughter, age 7 CA; Carrie, daughter, age 5 CA; Edith, daughter, age 3 CA; Fannie, daughter, age 1 CA.  

1900 census is only partly readable;  Santa Paula Township, Ventura County, CA:  Elijah BOOR age 64 born Dec 1836 in OH, married 31 years farmer, parents born PA; Frances wife, born Apr 1840? in England, age 6?, married 31 years, 7 children 7 still living, parents born England;  daughters M.Emma born Nov. in MO, and Carrie A., and 6 more people that I can't read.

1910 Census, Santa Paula City, Santa Paula Twp, Ventura County, CA, page 138:  ?????? Elijah, age 73 OH, first marriage, married 41 yrs, parents born PA, general farm operator; Francis S, wife, age 68 England, first marriage, married 41 yrs, 7 children/4 still living, parents born England; Edith R, daughter, age 33 CA, single, father born OH, mother born England; Fannie E, daughter, age 31 CA, single, father born OH, mother born England; Ray W, son, age 23 CA, single, father born OH, mother born England, electric company collector; Wallace R ???ELL, grandson, age 6 CA, father born PA, mother born CA.  [Note:  Column 30 is marked UA for military service for Elijah.]

1920 Census, N. 9th St, Santa Paula city, Santa Paula Twp, Ventura County, CA, page 190:  Elijah BOOR, age 83 OH, parents born PA, no occupation; Frances S, wife, age 79, came to US in 1850; Gertrude J. MAGIE, granddaughter, age 23 CA, single, father born IN, mother born CA, grammar school teacher.  

Pension Index:   Elijah BOOR, E 120th and 105 Co  2nd Battalion VRC.    Invalid filed in 1880.  His wife Francis Sarah Boor applied for a widow's pension in California 7 Sep 1920 or 1921.

Bott, Simon M.   15 Aug 1862
Private Bott was age 29 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.
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1850 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 210:  Henry BUTT, age 48 PA, farmer; Barbara, age 28 Germany; Simon, age 17 PA; Davis, age 14 PA; Barbara, age 11 OH; Susanna, age 8 OH; Henry, age 5 OH; Mary Ann, age 1 OH.  


1880 Census, Jennings Twp, Van Wert County, OH, page 501:  Simon M BOTT, age 47 PA, farmer, parents born PA; Laah, age 44 OH, wife, parents born PA; Amanda M, daughter, age 22 OH; Jane, daughter, age 9 OH.  
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Hardesty's Wayne = Hardesty's Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia. [Wayne County version] published in 1885
page 508, Canaan township section:  
Simon M. Bott enlisted in Plain township, Wayne County, Ohio, August 15, 1862, in
Company E, 120th Ohio volunteer Infantry.  Under Sherman he took part in the battle of Chickasaw Bayou.  There are but five entrances to the land in the chain of bayous on this bank of the river, and these were in possession of the enemy, and so strongly fortified that when our troops attempted a landing they were swept by such a fire and cross fire that advance was impossible.  Falling down the river with the troops on crowded transports, with poor and scanty provisions and miserable water, disease proved as formidable a foe to our soldiers as the confederate army in their well fortified position.  Mr. Bott also bore a part in the battles of Arkansas Post, Thompsons Hill, Port Gibson, Champion Hills, Black River Bridge, siege of Vicksburg, siege of Jackson, Brandon.  He was on the City Belle during the Red River expedition when it fell into the hands of the foe and was burned.  Mr. Bott was one of the men who shoved out the plank for the men to go ashore on.  At this time he lost everything except courage.  His health failed, and he was sent to the hospital at New Orleans, from which place he was sent home on sick furlough, September 28, 1864.  In December he again joined the regiment, but in February was again an inmate of the hospital, where he remained until transferred to the marine hospital in May, and from which place his discharge was granted, June 5, 1865.  While in service he was frequently detailed to the pioneer corps, to build foot bridges, and on provost guard duty.  He is a member of Authur Strong Post, No. 170, G.A.R.  In Lancaster, Pennsylvania, March 27, 1833, was born Simon M. son of Henry Bott, M.D. and Martha (Musselman) Bott.  In Wayne county, by Rev. John E. Carson, a Presbyterian clergyman, Simon M. Bott and Leah Feightner were made husband and wife.  Mrs. Bott is the daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth (Wolf) Feightner, and was born in Wayne county, Ohio, June 2, 1836.  Three children were born:  Amanda Ann, November 17, 1857, now residing at Delphos, Allen county, Ohio; Clare E., July 20,. 1860, now deceased, her death occurring April 28, 1881, and Rosa Jane, November 20, 1870.  Mr. Bott is employed as a wagon maker at Creston, Ohio.  


Pension index:  Simon M BOTT, H 114th and E 120th OH Inf.    Simon had applied for invalid pension in 1876 May 22.   Widow Leah Bott applied for pension [service in Co. E 120th and in H of the 114th] in Ohio 28 Dec 1892.  
 
There is a Civil War soldier Bott, Simon, no dates given, buried at Mt. Zion cemetery, Milton township, Wayne county OH.  
The Graves Registration gives his address at his death as Apple Creek.  He died 27 Jan 1892 in Apple Creek.  He was born in 1810[see above the year of his birth]  in Lancaster PA.

1900 Census, Creston village, Canaan twp, Wayne County, OH, page 28:   Leah BOTT, age 63 OH, widow, born June 1836, 4 children/2 still living, parents born PA.

Brant, John*   22 Aug 1862
Private Brant was age 22 when he entered service.   He died 14 May 1863 at Milliken's Bend, Louisiana.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi, section E, grave 190.
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??1850 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH, dwelling 335, family 336:  Jacob ARNOLD, age 33 OH, farmer;  Nancy, age 33 PA;  Sarah, age 7 OH, George, age 5 OH; John BRANDT, age 18 OH.  

In the Wayne County Probate Records, Wayne county OH, John BRANT married ABEGAEL WELLS on 27 Jan 1853.

1860 Census, Mohican Twp, Ashland County, OH, page 255:  John BRANT, age 28 PA, day laborer; Abigail, age 25 OH; Eunice, age 6 OH; George, age 4 OH; Leander [male] age 6 months, OH.  

Widow Abigail Brant was in the pension index.  She applied for a pension on the service of John who was listed as being  in Co E of the 120th.  She applied 2 Nov 1863.  Also on the same card there is a listing for Abigail Coon as Guardian for minors on 18 May 1871.  So I looked for Abigail Coon in 1880.  I believe this is the widow with her new husband and the two sons of the 120th soldier, John Brant.  Because of this evidence, I believe that the age given for John BRANT when he entered the service is not correct.  

Mason County clerk, marriage records:  Abigal BRANT or WELLS married John F COON on 12 Jun 1870 in Lincoln Twp, Osceola, MI.  

1870 Census, Lincoln Twp, Mason County, MI, page 465:  John COON, age 19 OH, farmer; Abigal, age 30 OH; George BRANT, age 14 IN; Leander BRANT, ag 10 IN; Delfina BRANT, age 7 IN.  
 
1880 census:  Ludington, Mason county, Michigan:  John F. COON, age 28 OH, laborer, parents born NY;  Abigal, wife, age 45 OH, takes in washing, father born NY, mother born PA; George BRYANT, stepson, age 24 OH, lather and laborer, father born PA, mother born OH; Leander BRYANT, stepson, age 21 OH, laborer, father born PA, mother born OH; Jay H WEBBER, other, age 18 MI, laborer, father born NY, mother born OH.  

 IGI lists: Leander BRANT born 1859, Mohican, Ashland county, OH.  Parents, John and Abigail Brant.
              George BRANT born 1856, Mohican, Ashland county , OH.  Parents, John and Abigail Brant.
              Also lists a Eunice BRANT born 1854, Mohican, Ashland county, OH.  Parents, John and Abigail Brant.
In 1900 Abigail was living with son Leander in City of Ludington, Mason County MI, page 70.  She was born in PA in Dec 1833.  Her father was born in NY and her mother in PA.  She had 5 children/3 still living.  
 

Brown, Enos   15 Aug 1862
Private Enos Brown was age 28 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864
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1850 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 213:  Noah BROWN, age 43 PA, farmer; Ann, age 43 PA; Delila, age 20 OH; Simon, age 18 OH; Enos, age 16 OH; Reason, age 14 OH; Lewis, age 12 OH [see soldier below]; Emeline, age 2 OH.  

Union Co. Probate Court record:  Enos BROWN married Sarah Ann BROWN on 11 Jan 1860 in Union Co. OH.  

1860 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 24 : Noah BROWN,age 54, PA, farmer; Ann, age 53 PA; Reason, age 24 OH; Lewis, age 21 OH; Emeline, age 13 OH; John, age 8 OH; Amos, age 26 OH, Sarah, age 16 OH.  

1870 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 181:  Enos BROWN, age 36 OH, grocer; Sarah, age 26 OH; Elwin? [male] age 9 OH; Grant, age 6 OH.  

1880 Census, Goshen Twp, Hardin County, OH, page 77:  Enos BROWN, age 46 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Sarah A, wife, age 36 OH, father born PA, mother born VA; Edwin G, son, age 18 OH, farmer; Grant, son, age 16 OH, farmer; Arrilla J, daughter, age 9 OH; Noah, son, age 6 OH.  

1910 Census, Kenton city, Hardin County OH, page 45:  A roomer with the Robert L STEVENS family: Enos BROWN, age 76 OH, widowed, parents born PA, clothes presser in a bath house.

Pension index:  Enos BROWN, H 114th, E 120th and F 48th OH Inf.    Invalid filed 1888? June 30 but no state was given.

Death record in Ohio:  File # 50033, Enos BROWN, died 17 Sep 1921 at the Soldiers' Home in Perkins Twp, Erie Co OH.  Widowed.  Born 22 Feb 1834.  Farmer.  Born Wayne Co OH.  Father Noah BROWN, born PA.  Mother Hattie STENGER, born PA.  Burial in Kenton OH.

Daughter's Death record in Ohio:  File #46655, Arrilla J. GRISWOLD died 20 Sep 1909 at Kenton, Hardin Co OH.  Married.  Born 21 Jan 1871 in Ohio.  Father Enos BROWN, born OH.  Mother Sarah BROWN, born PA.  Burial Grove Cemetery.  Inforant D. F. GRISWOLD of Kenton.  

Brown, Isaiah*   22 Sept 1862
Private Isaiah Brown was age 19 when he entered service.  He died 20 Feb 1863 at Young's Point, Louisiana.

1850 Census, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 176:  Henson BROWN, age 49 OH, labourer; Susanna, ag 38 OH; Emeline, age 12 OH; Henry, age 9 OH; Isaiah,age 7 OH; Jane, age 5 OH; Amanda, age 1 OH.  

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 347:  Henson BROWN, age 59 MD, farmer; Susan, age 48 PA; Emeline, age 21 OH; Henry, age 18 OH, farm laborer; Isaiah, age 17 OH, farm laborer; Jane, age 15 OH; Amanda, age 11 OH; James, age 7 OH.  

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi, section C grave 48.

Brown, John B.   15 Aug 1862                    missing
1st Sergeant John Brown was age 27 when he entered service.  He was appointed from Sergeant on 15 Mar 1863; promoted to 1st Lieutenant 21 Mar 1864 but not mustered; missing since June 1864. No further record found.
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1850 Census, East Union Twp,Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 210, Family 211:  John E. BROWN, age 49 PA, farmer; Jane, age 49 PA; Christopher A., age 25 OH, school teacher;  Elizabeth A, age 21 OH; Margaret J, age 19 OH; Nancy, age 17 OH; John B, age 16 OH; Mary J, age 9 OH; Amanda W?, age 7 OH.  

1860 Census,  East Union Twp, Wayne County OH, page 24:  John BROWN, age 58 PA; Jane, age 59 PA; Elizabeth, age 21 OH; Margret, age 29 OH; Mary, age 20 OH; Manuel? [male], age 17 OH; John, age 25 OH.  

Wayne County Probate Court record:  John B BROWN married Marilla L KOCH on 25 Mar 1875 in Wayne County OH.  

1880 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County OH, page 169:  John B BROWN, age 45 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Marilla L, wife, age 34 OH, father born PA, mother born OH; Thomas B, son, age 4 OH; Harry, son, age 2 OH.  

1900 Census, Wooster, Wayne County OH, page 174:  John B BROWN, age 65 OH, born July 1834, divorced, parents born PA; Thomas, son, age 24 OH, married 0 yrs, born Jan 1876, gardener;  Harry, son, age 22 OH, single, born Apr 1878, harness maker; Ora D, daughter, age 19 OH, single, born Dec 1880; Irene, daughter-in-law, age 23 OH, born May 1877, married 0 yrs, 0 children parents born OH.  

1910 Census, West South St, Wooster City, Wayne County OH, page 121:  John B BROWN, age 75 OH, divorced, township constable, parents born PA; Harry D, son, age 31 OH, widower, conductor electric railway, parents born OH; Orra D, daughter, age 29 OH, single no occupation, parents born OH.  [Column 30 is marked UA for military service for John.]

Ohio Online Death Certificate Index:  John B BROWN died 10 Sep 1915 in Wayne County OH.
There is a Civil War soldier Brown, John B. 1834-1915 buried at Wooster cemetery, Wayne county OH.

Death record in Ohio:  File # 52202, John Boyd BROWN died 10 Sep 1915 at Wooster, Wayne Co OH.  Widower.  Born 7 July 1834.  Retired gardner.  Born Wayne Co OH.  Father, John E. BROWN.  Mother, Jane R. BOYD.  Burial Wooster Cemetery.  Informant Tom BROWN of Wooster OH.  

Brown, Lewis*   15 Aug 1862
Private Lewis Brown was age 23 when he entered service.   He died 17 Mar 1863 at Memphis, Tennessee.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Memphis, Tennessee in the Mississippi River Cemetery.

1850 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 213:  Noah BROWN, age 43 PA, farmer; Ann, age 43 PA; Delila, age 20 OH; Simon, age 18 OH; Enos, age 16 OH [see soldier above]; Reason, age 14 OH; Lewis, age 12 OH; Emeline, age 2 OH.  

1860 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County OH, page 24:  Noah BROWN, age 54 PA, farmer; Ann, age 53 PA; Reason, age 24 OH; Lewis, age 21 OH; Emeline, age 13 OH; John, age 8 OH; Amos, age 26 OH; Sarah, age 16 OH.  

Burns, Thomas J.   26 Jan 1864
Private Thomas J. Burns was age 18 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 336:  Mary BURNES, age 68 PA, widow; Mary E, age 14 WI; Thomas J, age 13 WI; Mary I, age 7 OH.  

Family Search:  Thomas Jefferson BURNS married Sidna Ann AUKERMAN 24 May 1868 in Burbank Ohio.
[Note: Sidney A is listed as a male with John and Tebitha ACKERMAN in 1860 in Bridgeport, Canaan Twp, Wayne County OH, page 239.]

1880 Census, Casey, Thompson Twp, Guthrie County, IA, page 42:  T J BURNS, age 31 WI, dry good merchant, father born PA, mother born OH; Sidnea Ann, wife, age 28 OH, father born OH, mother born PA; Carrie A, daughter, age 11 OH; Thomas W, son, age 5 IA; Ettie, daughter, age 2 IA.  

1900 Census, Casey, Thompson Twp, Guthrie County, page 160:  Tomas J BURNS, age 52 WI, born Aug 1847, married 32 yrs, dry goods merchant, father born PA, mother born OH; Sidney A, wife, age 50 OH, born Aug 1849, married 32 yrs, 3 children/3 still living, parents born PA.  

Pension record:  Thomas J BURNS, E 120th, B 48th and H 114th OH Inf.  Invalid filed in 1886 Feb 1 but no state was given.  

1910 Census, Casey, Thompson Twp, Guthrie County, IA, page 162:  Thomas J BURNS, age 62 WI, widower, retail merchant general merchandise; Ettie A CUNNINGHAM, daughter, age 31 IA, first marriage, married 12 yrs, one child/one still living, saleswoman in department store; Jesse C CUNNINGHAM, son-in-law, age 35 IL, first marriage, married 12 yrs, salesman in grocery department, father born PA, mother born IL; ?Serle, granson, age 13 Nebraska; Rosie STALK, servant.  [Note: Column 30 is marked UA for militray service for Thomas.]

http://iowawpagraves.org/index.php  Sidna A. BURNS, born 9 Aug 1849.  Died 22 Apr 1908.  Buried Oakwood Cem, Casey, Walnut Twp, Adair Co IA.  Wife of  Thomas J.

http://iowawpagraves.org/index.php  Thomas J. BURNS, born 11 Aug 1847.  Died 24 Jan 1911.  Buried Oakwood Cem, Casey, Walnut Twp, Adair Co IA. Born Gran Co WI.  Died of hear disease.  Father Thomas BURNS.  Mother Jane THOMPSON BURNS [Info from death cert.]

WorldConnect:  Thomas died 24 Jan 1911 in Casey, IA.  

Burns, Thomas S.*   20 Feb 1864
Private Thomas S. Burns was age 18 when he entered service.  He died 22 June 1864 at Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

1860 Census, Canaan Twp, Wayne County OH, page 238:   Samson NOFTZGER, age 32 OH, farmer; Elizabeth,age 29 OH; Willia M, age 1 OH; Thomas BURN, age 14 OH.  
[Family Search:  His parents may have been William H and Mary Jane (HOWEY) BURNS.  Thomas Sloan BURNS was born in 1846 in Wayne County OH.  His siblings were Isabella, Salena and Franklin. His father died in 1857 and I believe that his mother was living with another family in Congress Twp in 1860.]

Campbell, John P.*   15 Aug 1862
Private Campbell was age 18 when he entered service.   He was killed 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point, on the Red River, Louisiana.

No burial information is given in the Roll of Honor.

1850 Census, Congress, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 311, Family 320:  Parker E. CAMPBELL, age 35 OH, farmer; Malinda, age 28 OH; John P, age 5 OH; Daniel, age 3 OH; Martha J, age 2 OH.  

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 339:  Parker D CAMPBELL, age 46 PA, farmer; Melinda, age 36 PA; John P, age 16 PA, farm labor; Daniel, age 14 OH; Martha J, age 11 OH; Wm H, age 8 OH; Frank, age 4 OH; Lena B, age 2 OH; Phebe A COOK, age 20 PA.  

Carlin, Samuel B.   14 Aug 1862
Private Carlin was age 30 when he entered service.   He was discharged 7 Oct 1863 at Columbus, Ohio on a Surgeon's certificate of disability.
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1860 Census Congress township, Wayne county OH:  James CARLIN age 60 born PA, a carpenter; Sarah age 55 born VA; Samuel age 23 born OH, a carpenter; Tasmen or Tasmer [male] age 16 OH; William age 13 OH; Sarah age 9 OH.  [Wayne County OH probate court marriage record:  James CARLEN married Sarah BURTON, 6 Sep 1825]

Wayne County Probate, Wayne co OH, Samuel CARLIN married Elizabeth GINTER, 4 Mar 1861.

1870 Census Congress (Borrough) Twp, Wayne County OH, page 149  :  S B CARLIN, age 35 OH, a carpenter;  Elizabeth, age 29 OH;  John E, age 9 OH;  Kittie, age 7 OH.  

1880 census, Congress, Wayne county, Ohio:  Samuel B. CARLIN, age 44 OH, a carpenter, father born PA, mother born MD;  Elizabeth, wife, age 39 OH, father born PA, mother born OH;  Catherine, daughter, age 17 OH;  James B, son, age 7 OH;  Charles, son, age 1 OH.  

1910 Census, Bacon St., Congress Village, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 124:   Samuel B. CARLIN, age 74 OH, first marriage, married 49 yrs, has own income, father born at sea, mother born OH;  Elizabeth, wife, age 69 OH, first marriage, married 49 yrs, 4 children, 2 still living,  parents born OH;  Charles or Charlie, son, age 30OH, a widower, farm laborer odd jobs.

Pension Index:  Samuel B CARLIN, E 120th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 1866 June 14.  Widow Elizabeth Carlin filed 22 Jan but the date was hard to read... 1918??
There is a Civil War soldier Carlin, Samuel buried at Congress cemetery, Wayne county OH.

1920 Census Congress Village, Wayne County OH page 125:  Elizabeth CARLIN, age 79 OH, a widow, father born PA, mother born OH.

Death record in Ohio:  File # 7930, Samuel Benton CARLIN died 12 Jan 1916 in Congress, Congress Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Carpenter.  Born 4 June 1835 in OH.  Father James CARLIN, born Ireland.  Mother, Sarah BURTON, born OH.  Burial Congress.  Informant Elisabeth CARLIN, of West Salem, OH.  

Case, Augustus   15 Aug 1862
1st Sergeant Augustus Case was age 29 when he entered service.  He was promoted to 1st Lieutenant Co. I  to date on 15 Mar 1863.
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For family information see Company I.  

Case, Matthew W.   23 Sept 1862
Private Matthew Case was age 19 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.  
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1850 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling ??6, Family 406:  Augustus CASE [ Note: Revolutionary War soldier], age 91 NJ, occupation none; Sarah, age 37 OH; Augustus, age 17 OH, farmer;  Susanna, age 16? OH; Wesley, age 11 OH; Albert, age 9 OH; Matthew, age 7 OH; Onesimus, age 5 OH; Mary E, age 2 OH.  

1860 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 277:  Sarah CASE, widow, age 43 PA; Wesley, age 21, farmer; Albert, age 19 OH; Mathias or Mathew age 17 OH; Onesimus, age 15 OH; Mary Eliza, age 12 OH.  [Family Search:  Matthew's father was Onesimus CASE.  His mother was Sarah [WILLIAMS] CASE.]

Married about 1867.

1870 Census, Perry Twp, Miami Co, IN, page 137:  Mathew CASE, age 27 OH, farmer; Ellen, age 20 OH; Wm, age 1 IN.  [Albert and Ones CASE are listed on the same page with their families.]

1880 Census, Mill Creek, Wabaunsee County, Kansas, page 399 :  Matthew W CASE, age 36 OH, farmer, parents born OH; Helen, wife, age 31 OH, parents born PA; Willie, son, age 11 IN; Louis, son, age 9 IN.  

1900 Census Garfield township, Wabaunsee County, KS, page 105:  Matthew W. CASE age 57 born Dec 1842 in OH, married 33 yrs., father born OH, mother place born unknown, a landlord; Helen A age 51,  born Apr 1849 in Ohio, married 33 yrs, 3 children 3 still living; daughter Myrtle M. age 16 born Jan 1884 in KS.

1910 Census Garfield township, Wabaunsee County, KS, page 129:  Mathew W. CASE age 67 born OH, married [1] 41 yrs., no occupation; Helen A, age 60 married 41 yrs, 3 children  3 still living. [Note:  Column 30 is marked UA for military service.]

1920 Census Alta Vista town, Garfield Township, Wabaunsee County , KS, page 77:  Mathew W. CASE age 76 born OH; Helen A, age 70 born OH; Myrtle M. daughter, single, age 35 born KS.  

Pension Index:  Matthew W CASE, H 114th, E 120th, and F 48th OH Inf.     Invalid filed in Kansas in 1882 March 25.   Widow Helen Case applied for pension in Kansas on 2 July 1921.     

Alta Vista Cemetery, Garfield Twp, Wabaunsee Co, KS lists Matthew W. CASE, 1843 - 1921.    [ Helen CASE, 1849 - 1924.]

Caskey, John S.   15 Aug 1862
1st Sergeant Caskey was age 28 when he entered service.  He was appointed from Sergeant on 2 Feb 1863; discharged 15 Apr 1863 at St. Louis, Missouri on a Surgeon's certificate of disability.
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1850 Census, Salem Twp, Westmoreland Co PA, Dwelling 19, Family 19:  Robert CASKEY, age 44 PA, farmer; Nancy, age 49 PA; John, age 14 PA; Samuel, age 13 PA; Cathrine GOSNELL, age 17 PA.

1860 Census, Wayne Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 155:  Robt CASKEY, age 54 PA, farmer; Nancy, age 62 PA; John S, age 24 PA, farm hand; Saml, age 22 PA, farm hand; Thomas, age 12 OH.  

Ashland County OH marriages by Raber:  John S CASKY married Josephene NEWMAN on 13 Sep 1862 in Ashland County, OH.  

1870 Census, 3rd Ward Wooster, Wayne County, OH, page 455:  John CASKEY, age 37 PA, grocery dealer; Josephine, age 26 OH; Edward ??BISHOP, age 20? Germany, baker.  

1880 Census, West North St, Wooster, Wayne County, OH, page 371:  John CASKEY, age 40 PA, grocer, parents born PA; Josephia, wife, age 36 OH, parents born OH.

1900 Census, West North St, 3rd Ward Wooster, Wayne County, OH,page 163:  John S CASKEY, age 65 PA, married 39 yrs, born Aug 1834, grocer, parents born PA; Josephine, wife, age 60 MI, born Feb 1840, married 39 yrs, 0 children, parents born OH.

Grave registration card:  Born 1834.  Died 15 May 1902 in Wooster.   Burial Wooster Cemetery.

1910 Census, 3rd Ward Wooster, Wayne County, OH, page 107:  Josephine CASKEY, age 63 OH, widow, 0 children, parents born OH, no occupation.  

Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File # ?32489, Josephine CASKEY or 449 West Main St, died 27 Sep 1923 at Ashland, Ashland Co OH.  Widow.  Wife of John S. CASKEY.  Born 21 Feb 1840 Mt. Vernon, OH.  Father, Dr. William NEWMAN born Ashland Co OH.  Mother Mariah EWING, born Ashland Co OH.  Burial Wooster Cemetery, Wooster, OH.  

Chacey, Daniel*   15 Aug 1862
Year of birth: 1832                                                                                              
Private Daniel Chacey was age 30 when he entered service.  He died 21 Aug 1863 at Memphis, Tennessee.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Memphis, Tennessee in the Mississippi River Cemetery.  But, as you will see below, this apparently was not the case.

Hardesty's Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia [Wayne county OH version]page 501 in the Congress Township section:
Daniel Chacey was one of those who left home, wife and children, at the call of our country, and in her cause laid down the life so precious to the loved ones left behind.  He enlisted in Congress township, Wayne county, August 10, 1862, and at Camp Mansfield, October, 17th following, was mustered into Company E, 120th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.  He was in all the battles and engagements of the regiment, and engaged in all its duties till the battle of Arkansas Post. While that was being fought he was kneeling beside a young brother, "Jerry," who went out with him a member of the same company, and who then lay dying with mumps, which had taken a fatal turn from a severe cold contracted.  Amid the booming of cannon and the rattle of musketry the young soul went out from its tenement, and the elder brother was left alone.  They were not long separated when Daniel Chacey reached Youngs Point with his regiment he was sent to the hospital boat, for transportation up the Mississippi, sick unto death with chronic diarrhea.  The following extract from a letter written the young wife and Mr. Chacey's father by young Mr. Morrow, a school teacher who saw him on the boat, tells of his condition: "He believed he was going to die, and called me to him, in the engine room, where he had thrown himself on a pile of coal, and gave me his watch and purse to give you for him.  I cared for him as best I could, and got him admitted to the Washington hospital at Memphis.  I did not think it possible for him to survive the trip further, and if you wish to see him alive you must hasten to him with all possible dispatch."  The young wife had then in her arms a babe of five months, whom he had never seen, and with it she started for her husband's side with his father.  When they arrived at Memphis they found only his grave.  The body was disinterred and brought home, a large concourse of neighbors and friends gathered to pay the last tribute to his honest worth, his patriot death, and few dry eyes beheld the mourning group of parents, wife and little children.  He was laid to his last rest in the Powers graveyard.  Born in Congress township, Wayne county, July 10, 1832, son of Samuel and Anna Salome (Warner) Chacey, Daniel Chacey died for his country a the age of thirty-one years.  He married, at West Salem, August 14, 1856, Susanna, daughter of Jacob and Susannah (Brennamen) Sechrist, born in this township, November 21, 1838.  She was left with four children: Alice Euphemia, born July 22, 1857, died January 15, 1867; Abner Palmer, born March 2, 1859, now a farmer, with postoffice address at Pleasant Home, Wayne county; George R., born September 9, 1861; and Ida A., born March 20, 1863.  Mrs. Chacey was married March 10, 1870, to Harvey Lindsey.  They have three children: Mary Jane, Ettie May, and Charlie Ross.

History of Wayne County by Ben Douglass lists these siblings for Daniel and Jeremiah:  Abner G, Andrew, Ithamer, Martha Ann, Mary E, Cyrus, Amanda, Samuel H, Obadiah and Margaret.

The Wayne county cemetery book shows Daniel Chacey, Company E, 120th OVI, buried in Warner's Cemetery which is southeast of Pleasant Home in Congress township.  He was 31 years, 11 months, 11 days old and died on 21 August 1863.  

Pension Index:  Daniel CHACEY, E 120th OH Inf.       Widow Susanna CHACEY filed 1863 Nov 2.    Minor filed, W W REED guardian, 1871 Nov 18.  No state given.  

Chacey, Jeremiah*   20 Aug 1862                                                                                            
Approximate year of birth: 1845
Private Jeremiah Chacey was age 17 when he entered service.  He died 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, Arkansas.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Arkansas Post, Arkansas.
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Brother of Daniel Chacey, above.
Look in Daniel Chacey's section above for information about the family of Jeremiah Chacey.

Coup, Jonas S.*   15 Aug 1862
Private Coup was age 18 when he entered service.  He died 21 Feb 1863 at Young's Point, Louisiana.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi, section C, grave 49.

Hardesty's Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia [Wayne county version]page 485 in the Plain Township section:
Jonas S. Coup and Jacob Keller Coup were two sons of Jacob and Maria (Thomas) Coup, who died for the preservation of the Union.  The first-named enlisted May 22, 1862 at Wooster, and at Mansfield, Richland county, was enrolled a member of Company F [this seems to be incorrect], 120th Ohio Volunteer infantry.  This gallant regiment was one that added many laurels to the record of Ohio soldiers in the field, but he had seen only 8 months of service when death claimed him.  He participated in the disastrous engagement at Chickasaw Bayou, proving himself brave in battle and cheerful in defeat, shared in the capture of Arkansas Post, and at Young's Point, Louisiana, he was stricken with camp diarrhea, typhoid fever supervened, and he died there February 21, 1863.  A braver man was not to be found in the regiment, nor one who had and deserved more friends.  He was born in Washington county, Maryland, November 19, 1843, and died, therefore, before he attained his twentieth year.  [The brother Jacob was in the 16th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company I and died 28 June 1864 but no other details were given about him in this article.]  The father of these two sons, for whom this record is prepared, is a physician residing in Jefferson, with p.o. address at Plain, Wayne county, Ohio.

The Graves Registration Book does not list any grave stones in Wayne county for these two brothers.

Pension Index:  Jonas S COUP, E 120th OH Inf.   Mother Maria COUP filed 1888? Feb 16 in OH.  

Cowell, Christopher*   23 Aug 1862        [Note:  There is a younger Christopher COWELL in Co. A]
Corporal Cowell was age 39 when he entered service.  He died 15 March 1863 at Milliken's Bend, Louisiana. 

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi, in section H, grave 143.
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1850 Census, Cumberland Twp, Greene Co, PA, Dwelling 332, Family 339:  Christopher COWEL, age 27 PA, farmer; Mariah, age 27 PA; Harriet, age 6 PA; William Henry, age 5 OH [See soldier below]; Rebecca Ann, age 1 PA; Stephen MORRIS, age 9 PA.

1860 census Plain Township, Wayne county OH:  Christopher COWELL age 37 born PA, a laborer; Maria age 37 PA; Harriet age 16 PA; William H age 15 OH; Rebecca A age 11 PA; Mary E? age 9 PA; John H age 7 PA; Reason age 5 OH; Sarah age 4 OH; Martha age 2 OH.  

Pension Index:  Christopher COWELL, Co E 120th OH Inf.   Minor, C REIDER guardian, filed 2[?] Nov 1863.   No state given.  

 

Cowell, William H.*   23 Aug 1862
Private William Cowell was age 18 when he entered service.   He died 6 Sept 1863 at St. Louis, Missouri.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at St. Louis, Missouri, in Jefferson Barracks Cemetery, section 5 grave 119.

1850 Census, Cumberland Twp, Greene Co, PA, Dwelling 332, Family 339:  Christopher COWEL  [See the soldier above], age 27 PA, farmer; Mariah, age 27 PA; Harriet, age 6 PA; William Henry, age 5 OH; Rebecca Ann, age 1 PA; Stephen MORRIS, age 9 PA.

Diehl, Aaron   23 Sept 1862  *
Private Diehl was age 20 when he entered service.  He was discharged 7 Apr 1863 at Miliken's Bend, Louisiana  on a Surgeon's certificate of disability.

Grave Registration Card:  Died at Milliken's Bend, Louisiana on 4 Apr 1863.  Born 1842.  

Dulin, William   16 Aug 1862
Corporal Dulin was age 28 when he entered service.  He mustered in as Sergeant; appointed to Corporal on 1 Jan 1864; transferred to Co. H 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.
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1850  haven't found

Wayne County OH Probate Record:  William W. DULIN married Laueza Jane GARDNER, 16 Aug 1860

In 1860 census shortly after their marriage, William and his wife are listed with their separate families in Wayne county OH.
1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne Co, OH, page 347b:  Luiza J. DULIN age 16 born OH is living with Reuben [a farmer] and Charlotte GARDNER.

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne Co, OH, page 347a:  John DULIN age 66 born PA, a farmer , Mary age 54 born Ireland, William age 26 born OH, farm laborer; Sarah A age 25 OH;  Mary age 22;  Eliza age 20 OH;  Thomas age 18 OH, farm laborer;  Robert age 16 OH farm laborer;  Margaret age 68 born PA a widow;  Isadore age 3 OH.

1870 Census, Marion Twp, Monroe Co MO, page 654:  Wm W. DULIN, age 37 OH, farmer; Louisa J, age 27 OH; Zaidee [female], age 9 OH; Louisa, age 7 OH; Harry?, [male] age 4 OH; Alice M, age 4 months IL [born March 1870], Jas. PETTIT, age 25 OH, farm laborer.  [Living next door: H. L. B. DULIN, age 28 OH, farmer; Emma, age 25 VA; Wm R., age 1 IL.  

In the 1880 census: Colfax, Wilson, Kansas: William W. DULIN, age 46 OH, farmer, father born PA, mother born Ireland; Louisa J, wife, age 36 OH, parents born MD; Zadee J, daughter, age 19 OH; Louisa C, daughter, age 17 OH; Ella M, daughter, age 10 IL; Maggie L, age 5 KS; James F, son, age 2 KS; Blanch, age 7 months KS.  

1900 Census, Colfax Twp, Wilson Co, KS, page 64:  William DULIN, age 66 OH, born Sep 1833, married 33 yrs, farmer, parents born OH; Louisa, wife, age 56 OH, born Sep 1843, married 33 yrs, 9 children/7 still living, parents born OH; James, son, age 22 KS, single, born June 1877, farm laborer.  

1910 Census, West Main St, 3rd Ward Chanute, Neosho Co, KS, page 107:  William W. DULIN, age 76 OH, first marriage, married 50 yrs, own income, father born Unknown, mother born Ireland [Column 30 marked UA for military service];  Louisa J, wife, age 66 OH, first marriage, married 50 yrs, ?children/6 still living, parents born MD.  

Pension Index:  William DULIN, E 120th OH, H 114th OH, F 48th OH, invalid 1888 in Kansas.  Widow, Louisa J DULIN, filed 1917 June 16 in Kansas.

William Dulin of Co. E 120th OVI is buried Elmwood Cemetery, Chanute, Neosho county, Kansas.1833-1917.  Find A Grave photo  Louisa: 1843-1927.

Dunlap, James   15 Aug 1862
Private Dunlap was age 18 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

?1850 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 87, Family 88:  William DUNLAP, age 51 Ireland, farmer; Nancy, age 41 Ireland; Margaret, age 19 OH; Thomas, age 18 OH; Adam, age 16 OH; Mary E., age 11 OH; Alexander? [female], age 9 OH; Nancy, age 7 OH; James, age 5 OH; William, age 2 OH; Archabald, age 5 months OH.  

It seems that some of the members of the above family went west.  If this is the correct James, he too may have gone west.

Married to Minnie <1877>

1880 Census, Church St, Amador City, Amador Co, CA, page 65:  James R. DUNLAP, age 35 OH, dealer in drugs, parents born OH; Minnie, wife, age 20 Ireland, parents born Ireland.

1900 Census, Township 4, Amador Co, CA, page 109:  James R. DUNLAP, age 55 OH, born May 1845, married 23 yrs, druggist, parents born Ireland;  Minnie, wife, age 40 Ireland, born Nov 1859, married 23 yrs, 2 children/1 still living, parents born Ireland;  William, son, age 18 CA, single, born Nov 1881, at school;  Mary KELLEY, mother in law, age 72 Ireland, widow, born Aug 1827, 10 children/4 still living, parents born Ireland, came to US in 1871, been in US 29 yrs.  

IOOF Cemetery, Sutter Creek, Amador County, CA  :James R. DUNLAP, 1845-1910, born OH, died California.

1910 Census, Sutter Creek Twp, Township 4, Amador Co, CA, page 120 :  Minnie DUNLAP, widow, age 49 Ireland, own income, parents born Ireland; William H, son, age 28 CA, father born OH, mother born Ireland, druggist in his own store.

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Pension information:  Need to look this up for original file to see if it gives widow's name.

Name: James R. Dunlap; Rank blank; Company: H 114th OH Inf; event date 1910
Name:  James R. DUNLAP; Rank blank; Co F 48th OH Inf; Event date 1910
Name: James R. DUNLAP; Rank blank; Co E 120th OH Inf; Event date 1910

 

 Eason, Benjamin   15 Aug 1862
Captain Eason was age 40 when he entered service.  He resigned 15 Mar 1863.
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This could be Benjamin's father:  1850 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 380:  Robert EASON, age 54 OH, millwright; Beulah A, age 18 OH; Nancy J, age 14 OH.  However, Family search says his parents are Alexander and Jane.  There is an Alexander, age 48 PA, also on this 1850 census for Plain Twp page 380 who is a farmer.

1850 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 376:  Benjamin EASON, age 29 OH, teacher; Susanna, age 29 MD; Samuel, age 6 OH; Robert, age 5 OH; Benjamin F, age 3 OH.  

1860 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 277:  Benj EASON, age 38 OH, State Senator and farmer; Susannah, age 38 OH; Saml E, age 16 OH, farm laborer; Robert, age 15 OH, farm laborer; Benjamin, age 12 OH; Buleh Ann, age 7 OH.  

1870 Census, 3rd Ward Wooster, Wayne County, OH, page 450:  Benjamin EASON, age 48 OH, lawyer; Susann, age 48 MD; Benjamin, age 22 OH, at school A.H.; Samuel, age 24 OH, lawyer; Buleain, age 17 OH.

From the History of Wayne County, Ohio by Ben Douglass, 1878:
This information is on pages 484 to 489:
Benjamin Eason was born 5 May 1822 in Wooster township, Wayne county OH.  His father was a millwright. At age two Benjamin's family moved to Perry township which is now in Ashland county.  In 1832 they moved to Plain township at Springville.  He continued his studies and did some surveying.  He first taught school at Branstetter District. In the spring of 1850 with his brother, Alexander Eason, "he joined the Dennison company, composed of about forty men, all from Wayne county, and on the 11th of March of said year they left Wooster for California.  The trip was made overland with mule-teams, Mr. Eason appearing on the role as one of the drivers, the party arriving at Placerville, fifty-five miles east of Sacramento, on the Fourth of July, 1850.  Salt Lake city was embraced in the passage, where, much to their amusement, they tarried for four or five days.  In the Golden State he remained until the following winter, mining, trading, speculating, etc. when he returned home by steamer plethoric [full of] with the imbibitions [absorptions] and experiences of frontier life - expansive with the blood-freezing narratives of the '49ers; and with eyes still ablaze with scenes of border bloodshed and lawless cruelty."  It was 1851 when he arrived back home.  Then he was elected Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Wayne County and was re-elected in 1854.  In 1858 he returned to farming but that year was elected to the State Senate from the 28th District.  [Wayne and Holmes counties] He served two sessions, then returned to the farm in 1862 and was commissioned Captain of Company E in the 120th Regiment.
Page 487.....In the spring of 1863, on account of seriously impaired health, Captain Eason resigned his commission, abandoning his command at that point.  Arriving home, he remained upon the farm for a period, assisting nature in her recuperating efforts, and struggling to restore his health.  Not sufficiently recovered to engage in the serverities of farm-labor, but desiring employment, in November, 1864, he purchased the Wayne County Democrat office, conducting it as editor and proprietor............After his reliquishment of journalism he repaired to his country residence once more, where he remained until April, 1870, when he came to Wooster, and with his son, Samuel B., whom he took into partnership with him, entered upon the practice of law; also associating, two years thereafter, his son, B. F. Eason, in said partenership.----------------------
He had been married on 25 May 1843 to Miss Susan Branstetter of Plain Township.  She died 6 Aug 1872.  They had four children: S. B. Eason, B.F. Eason, Robert Eason, and Beulah Eason.  "His life shows him to be a believer in work; he believes in universities, too, but does not assume that a college is a mill that will take in every dunce and grind a genius out of him..........He is of the opinion that men develop and make themselves to a great degree."
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Probate Court Wayne County OH:  Benjamin EASON married Rebecca Beall WALTER on 21 Nov 1878 in Wayne County OH.  

1880 Census, North Walnut St, Wooster, Wayne, OH, page 375:  Benj. EASON, age 57 OH, lawyer, parents born PA; Bealle, wife, age 40 OH, parents born PA; Benj. F., osn, age 31 OH, lawyer, father born OH, mother born PA; Beaulah, daughter, age 26 OH, copyist, father born OH, mother born PA; Ada HESS, age 17 OH, parents born Germany, servant.

1900 Census, North Walnut St, 3rd Ward Wooster, Wayne County OH, pag 158:  Benjamin EASON, age 78 OH, born May 1822, married 21 yrs, lawyer, father born PA, mother born NJ; Rebecca B, wife, age 58 OH, born June 1841, married 21 yrs, 0 children, father born PA, mother born VA.

Pension Index:  Benjamin EASON, E 120th OH, invalid filed 1890 in OH.  Widow, Rebecca B EASON, filed 1902 Dec 12 in OH.    

Benjamin Eason is buried in Wooster Cemetery, Wayne County OH......1822-1 Dec 1902     [Grave Registration card:  born 1822.  Died 1 Dec 1902.  Died in Wooster.]

Eberhart, Samuel*   14 Oct 1862
Private Eberhart was age 18 when he entered service.  He died on 28 June 1863 at St. Louis, Missouri.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at St. Louis, Missouri, in Jefferson Barracks Cemetery, section 2 grave 170.

There is a note in the Wooster Republican on 3 Sep 1863 that Samuel was the son of Daniel and Rachel Eberhart.  It states that he was a substituted volunteer in Company E, 120th.  It states that he died at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri on 21 June at age 17 years, 5 months and 10 days.

1850 Census, Woodbury Twp, Blair Co, PA, Dwelling 104, Family 110:  Daniel EBERHART, age 36 PA, farmer; Rachel, age 26 PA; Davolt, age 5 PA; Saml [male], age 3 PA; George W?, age 2 PA; Edward, age 1 PA.  

1860 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 269:  Danl EVERHARD, age 41 PA, farmer; Rachael, age 38 PA; Dewalt, age 16 PA; Samuel, age 14 PA; George U, age 12 PA; Edward, age 11 PA; William, age 5 PA; Isaiah, age 4 PA; Mary Catharine, age 2 OH; Harvey H, age 2 months OH.  

1870 census for the soldier's family: Chester township, Wayne county OH, page 72:  Daniel EBERHART, age 51 born PA a farmer; Rachel age 48 PA;  Dewalt age 26 PA works on farm;  George age 23 PA, school teacher;  Edward age 21 PA works on farm;  Isaiah age 15 PA works on farm;  MC [female] age 13 OH;  Uriah age 4 OH;  BF or BT [male] age 63 born PA, no occupation.

Brother's Death record in Ohio: File #6196, Dewalt EBERHART died 10 Jan 1918 at Plain Twp, Stark Co OH.  Widowed.  Laborer.  Born 2 Sep 1842 in PA.  Father Daniel EBERHART.  Mother Rachael DUNCAN.  Burial Massillon Cemetery.  Informant Emma S. GRABLE of the Stark Co Infirmary.

Firestone, David   15 Aug 1862
Private Firestone was age 21 when he entered service.  [No further comments given.]  
David is listed as a Private in Company E of the 120th at the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors site.
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1850 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling ?174?, Family 176:  David R. FIRESTONE, age 42 OH, farmer; Elizabeth, age 40 PA; Lydia, age 15 OH; John, age 14 OH; Rice [male], age 12 OH; David, age 11 OH; Simon, age 8 OH; Solomon, age 7 OH; Jacob, age 6 OH.  

1860 Census, Chester township, Wayne county, OH, page 326:  Elizabeth FIRESTONE age 49 born PA, widow farmer; John age 24 OH farm laborer; Rice [male] age 22 OH farm laborer; David age 20 OH farm laborer; Simon age 18 OH farm laborer; Soloman age 16 OH farm laborer; Jacob age 14 OH; Peter age 9 OH.  

1870 Census, Chester township, Wayne county, OH, page 64:  Elizabeth FIRESTONE age 39 [actually 59] born PA keeping house; David age 29 OH a farmer; Soloman age 26 OH works on farm; Peter age 19 OH works on farm.

1880 Census, Wooster, Wayne, Ohio, page 363:  David FIRESTONE, age 39 OH, farmer, parents born OH; Emma, wife, age 31 PA, parents born PA; Franklin, son, age 7 OH; Joseph EMRICK,other, age 20 PA, works on farm, parents born PA.  

1900 Census, Wooster, Wayne county, OH, page 121:  David R FIRESTONE age 59 born June 1840 in OH, a widower, a farmer; Frank, his son, age 27 born Feb 1873 in OH, single, a stock dealer.

1910 Census, Wooster Twp, Wayne county OH, page 59: Frank FIRESTONE, age 36 OH, father born OH, mother born PA, Mabel E., wife, age 35 first marriage, married 0 yrs, 0 children, father born PA, mother born OH;  David R., father, 68 OH, a widower, parents born OH, column 30 marked UA for military service.  [Can't read the occupations.]
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There is a Civil War soldier Firestone, David R. 1840-1915 buried at Wooster cemetery, Wayne county OH.

Death record in Ohio: File # 11875, David R. FIRESTONE died 24 Feb 1915 at Wooster, Wayne Co OH.  Widowed.  Retired farmer.  Born 24 Jun 1840 in Chester Twp, OH.  Father, David FIRESTONE, born OH.  Mother, Elizabeth RICE, born PA.  Burial Wooster Cem.  Informant, Frank FIRESTONE, of Wooster OH.  

Son's Death record in Ohio:  File # 19118, Frank FIRESTONE died 13 Mar 1933 at Wooster, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Farmer.  Wife, Mable FIRESTONE.  Father, David FIRESTONE, born OH.  Mother, Emaline EMERICK, born OH.  Burial Wooster, OH.  Informant Peter FIRESTONE.  

Foster, Henry G.   16 Aug 1862
Sergeant Foster was age 21 when he entered service.  He was appointed Corporal 1 June 1863; Sergeant on 22 Oct 1863; transferred to Co. H 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

??? 1850 Census, Clarion Borough, Clarion Co, PA, Dwelling 45, Family 46:  M. A. FOSTER [female], age 34 PA, ; W. W., [male] age 13 PA; H. G. [male]. age 11 PA;  H. G. [male], age 9 PA; E. A. JOHNSTON [male], age 6 PA; William JOHNSTON, age 5 PA; John JOHNSTON, age 4 PA; Henson JOHNSTON, age 1 PA; Mary JOHNSTON, age 1 PA.  

1860??????????

1870 Census, Allegheny Twp, Westmoreland County, PA, page 16:  Henry G FOSTER, age 29 PA, farmer;  Mary, age 26 PA; John H, age 9 months [born Sep 1869], PA.  

1880 Census, Fairview, Butler County, PA, page 221:  Henry G FOSTER, age 40 PA, oil pumpter, parents born PA; Mary H, wife, age 40 PA, parents born PA; John H, son, age 11 PA; Linnie M, daughter, age 5 PA; Andrew J. HORRELL, brother-in-law, age 30 PA, laborer, parents born PA, John T HORRELL, son, age 1 PA.  

Pension Index:  Henry G FOSTER, H 114th OH and E 120th OH.  Widow, Mary A, filed 1891 Mar 17 in PA.  

Tombstone photo at Find a Grave:  Henry G FOSTER, 1842-1890, Freeport Cemetery, Freeport, Armstrong Co PA.  Tombstone indicates Co H 114th OVI.  Anna M, 1840-1930.

France, Isaac*   15 Aug 1862
Musician France was age 43 when he entered service.  He died 11 Sept 1863 at Carrollton, Louisiana.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Chalmette, Louisiana in Monument Cemetery.  See Louisiana State University record of Union burials at Chalmette National Cemetery:  Listed as J. FRANCIS, Company E of the 120th Ohio, section 88, grave 7297...no death date given.

Wayne County Probate Court Marriage Records:  Isaac FRANCE married Louisa ROE on 4 Aug 1846 in Wayne County OH.  This may have been a second marriage for Isaac.

1860 census Congress township Wayne county OH:  Isaac FRANCE age 41 born OH, a grocer; Lorisa or Lousa age 38 born NY; John L age 19 OH, jour. painter;  Elizabeth E. age 16 OH; Washington W age 13 OH; Anna J age 11 OH; Ezra J age 9 OH; Eliza C age 7 OH; Isaac N age 5 OH; Wm L age 2 OH.  

Pension Index:  Isaac FRANCE, Drummer E 120th OH.  Widow Louisa FRANCE, filed 1863 Nov 2.  

1870 Census, 4th Ward Peru, Miami County, IN, page 208:  Eliza FRANCE, age 46 NY; Washington, age 23 OH, laborer; Ezra, age 20 OH, laborer; Eliza C, age 16 OH; Newton, age 15 OH; William, age 12 OH.  

1880 Census, Bunker Hill, Pipe Creek Twp, Miami County, IN, page 563:  Louisa FRANCE, age 56 NY, parents birthplace unknown; Newton, son, age 25 OH, painter, father born PA, mother born NY; L William, son, age 31 OH, painter, father born PA, mother born NY.  

Frank, Daniel W.   15 Aug 1862
Private Frank was age 21 when he entered service.  He was discharged 8 Jan 1864 at New Albany, Indiana  on a Surgeon's certificate of disability.

I don't yet have anything that verifies that this is the right person.  I need to see if the stone indicates service or if there is a flag holder.

1850 Census

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 353:  David FRANK, age 46 PA, farmer; Elizabeth, age 46 PA; Daniel, age 20 OH, farm labor; Catherine, age 18 OH; Samuel, age 16 OH; Phianna [female], age 14 OH; David, age 12 OH; Lydia A, age 10 OH; Mary, age 6 OH.  

The David and Elizabeth FRANK family moved to Medina County.  And apparently Daniel and his first wife must have lived in Wisconsin for awhile.  The Daniel is listed in Medina County in the dwelling next to David and Elizabeth in 1870.  Who was Daniel's first wife who was born in NY?

1870 Census Homer Twp, Medina County, OH, page 312:  Daniel FRANK, age 29 OH, painter; Ervin A, age 3 WI;  Riley B, age 1 WI. [Note: David and Elizabeth are on the same page in the next dwelling.]

Wayne County Probate Court record:  Daniel W FRANK married Eliza FASSLEMAN on 2 Nov 1871 in Wayne County OH.  

1880 Census, Homer Twp, Medina County, OH, page 296:  Daniel FRANC, age 38 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Eliza, wife, age 31 OH, parents born PA; Irvin, son, age 12 WI, father born OH, mother born NY; Riley B.  son, age 10 WI, father born OH, mother born NY; Effie E, daughter, age 3 OH, parents born OH.  

1900 Census, Lake Ave, 2nd Ward Benton Harbor, Berrien County, MI, page 145:  Daniel FRANK, age ?? born Oct ??, carpenter, born OH, parents born PA; Eliza, wife, age 51 OH, born Nov 1848, married 29 yrs, 3 children/2 still living, parents born PA; Effa, daughter, age 20 OH, single, born Aug 1876; ?????, son, age 15 OH, born Oct 18??.  

I can't find Daniel in the 1910 Census.

Pension Index:  Daniel W FRANK, E 120th OH, invalid filed 1880 Feb 19 no state given.

Death record in Ohio: File # 34691, Daniel W. FRANK died 2 May 1919 at Chatham Twp, Medina Co OH.  Married.  Born 8 Nov 1842 in OH.  Father, David FRANK,born PA.  Mother, born Catherine STINE, born PA.  Burial Chatham on 6 May.  Informant Irvin A. FRANK, of Lodi OH.

Death record in Ohio: File # 34692, Eliza Jane FRANK died 21 May 1919 at Chatham Twp, Medina Co OH.  Widow.  Born 8 Nov 1848 in OH.  Father Erhhart FUSSELMAN, born PA.  Mother, Elizabeth FREYMAN, born PA.  Burial Chatham.  Informant Elias FUSSELMAN, of Lodi, OH.  

Frenalman, Lewis   15 Aug 1862          FUNALMAN, Lewis listed in the 114th Co H.  
Sergeant Frenalman was age 28 when he entered service.  He was appointed from Corporal on 1 June 1863; transferred to Co. H 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

Born <1837>

1850

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 350:  John FUNALMAN, age 62 PA, farmer; Christianna, age 58 PA; Lewis, age 23 OH, farm labor; Rachael, age 18 OH; Jacob, age 8 OH; Mary Ellen, age 7 OH; Susan WEAVER, age 48 PA, serving.  [Note:  Researcher at WorldConnect says mother's maiden name was BERRY.]

Probate Court Wayne County OH:  Lewis FUNALMAN married Eliza ICKS on 5 Sep 1862 in Wayne County OH.  

1870 Census, Dublin Twp, Mercer County, OH, page 65:  Lewis FUNNELMAN, age 34 OH, grocer; Eliza, age 32 OH.  

1880 Census, Shanes Crossing, Dublin Twp, Mercer County,OH, page 388:  Lewis FANALMAN, age 41 OH, grocer, parents born PA; Eliza, wife, age 38 OH, parents born PA.  

Grave registration card:  Died Wayne County OH, 19 Oct 1887.  Burial Fairhaven Cem, Chester Twp, Wayne County OH.  Wife Anne E.  

Pension Index:  Lewis FUNALMAN, E 120th OH.  Widow, Anna E FUNALMAN, filed 1888? Aug? 4 in Ohio.  

Gardner, George W.*   14 Aug 1862
Private Gardner was age 22 when he entered service.  He died on 28 June 1863 at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at St. Louis Missouri, in Jefferson Barracks Cemetery.
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1850 Census, Dover, Tuscarawas Co OH, Dwelling 1128, Family 1136:  Reuben GARDNER, age 49 MD, farmer; Charlotte, age 43 MD; William P, age 19 OH, laborer; John H, age 15 OH, laborer; Mary E, age 12 OH; George W, age 9 OH; Louisa J, age 6 OH; Levi F, age 3 OH; Lydia, age 1 OH.  

1860 census Congress township, Wayne county OH:  Reuben Gardner age 61 born MD, a farmer; Charlotte age 54 born MD;  George W age 20 born OH; Louiza J. DULIN age 16 OH [See William DULIN above]; Levi age 13 OH.  [Note:  At Family Search, Reuben GARDNER who died in Wayne County OH, married Charlotte COOK on 27 Sep 1827 in Baltimore, MD.]

Wayne County Probate Court record:  George W. GARDNER married Adaline STANLEY on 18 Sep 1862 in Wayne Co OH.  

Pension Index:  George W GARDNER, E 120th OH.  Widow, Adaline GARDNER, filed 1864 July 31.  Mother, Charlotte C GARDNER, filed 1884 Aug 14 in OH.  

There is a stone for Civil War soldier Gardner, George W. died 1865[date may have been misread] at Congress cemetery, Wayne county OH.

Gault, Samuel   15 Aug 1862
Private Gault was age 21 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

1850 Census, Congress, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 187, Family 189:  Peter GAULT, age 36 PA; Rosanna, age 36 PA; Samuel, age 9 PA; Sarah, age 8 PA; Joseph, age 11 PA; Mary, age 5 PA; Aaron, age 2 PA.  

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 344:  Peter GALT, age 45 PA, farmer; Rosannah, age 38 OH; Saml, age 18 PA; Sarah, age 17 PA, sewing; Mary, age 15 PA; Aaron? [male], age 12 PA; Julia A, age 7 OH; Susan, age 5 OH; George RICKETTS, age 7 OH.  

Family Search:  Samuel GAULT married Anna M GROSE, 4 June 1867, in Wayne County OH.  

1870 Census, Chester Twp,Wayne County, OH, page 58:  Samuel GAULT, age 29 PA, day laborer; A. M. [female] age 25 OH; D.C. [male], age 1 OH; M.R. [female], age 3 months OH, born April 1870; Rebecca BEARD, age 7 OH.  

1880 Census, Jackson Twp, Ashland County, OH, page 69:  Samuel GAULT, age 39 PA, farmer, parents born PA; Ann, wife, age 35 OH, father born PA, mother born (German); Ida, daughter, age 8 OH; Aaron, son, age 6 OH; Eunice, daughter, age 4 OH; Peter, son, age 2 OH; Edwin, son, age 3 months OH, born Jan 1880.  

1900 Census, Twp 161 Range 89, Ward County, ND, page 76:  Samuel GAULT, age 59 PA, born Jan 1840, farmer, married 33 yrs, parents born PA; Annie, wife, age 45 OH, born Mar 1855, married 33 yrs, 9 children,8 still living, father born PA, mother born Germany; Aaron, son, age 27 OH, born May 1873, single, farmer; Joseph A, son, age 18 OH, born June 1882, single; Eva C, daughter, age 13 Missouri, born Jan 1887.   

Bureau of Land Management record for Burke County North Dakota:
GAULT AARON S 05 163 N 089 W 029 160 272002 PA 2078 10/28/1903
GAULT PETER F 05 163 N 089 W 019 160 251101 PA 1336 05/23/1905
GAULT SAMUEL 05 163 N 089 W 017 120 251101 PA 808 09/16/1904
GAULT SAMUEL 05 163 N 089 W 020 40 251101 PA 808 09/16/1904

1910 Census Lake View Twp, Burke County, ND, page 306:  Aron S GAULT, age 37 OH, first marraige, married 3 yrs, father born PA, mother born OH, general farmer; May V, wife, age 22 MD, first marriage, married 3 yrs, 1 child/1 still living; parents born MD; Mary E, daughter, age 2 ND; Anna M, mother, age 65, widow, 9 children/7 still living, father born PA, mother born Germany.  

Genforum: Samuel GAULT Birth: 9 JAN 1841 in Fayette Co., PA
Death: 30 MAR 1903 in Minot, Ward Co., ND
Burial: Flaxton Cem., Bowbells, Burke Co., ND [Note: or Carter Twp] This page
http://files.usgwarchives.org/nd/burke/cemetery/burkea_m.txt lists both Anna Maria and Samuel GAULT.

Pension Index:  Samuel GAULT, F 48th, H 114th and E 120th OH Inf.  Invalid, 1884? in OH.  Widow, Anna M GAULT, filed 1906 June 19 in North Dakota.

Gault, William G.   15 Aug 1862
Private Gault was age 32 when he entered service.  He was discharged on 25 June 1863 at Milliken's Bend, Louisiana on a Surgeon's certificate of disability.

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 341:  Wm GALT, age 30 PA?, carpenter; Margaret, age 26 OH; Thomas S, age 7 OH; George W, age 5 OH; Margaret L, age 3 OH; William L, age 3 months OH.

1870 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 149:  W.G. GAULT, age 39 PA, grocer man; Margret, age 35 OH; Thomas, age 17 OH; George, age 15 OH; Margret, age 13 OH; William, age 10 OH; Netta, age 4 OH; Peola? [male], age 2 OH.  

1880 Census, Carlisle, Lorain County, OH, page 395:  William Gault, age 51 PA, huckster, parents born PA; Margrett, age 47 OH, wife, father born PA, mother born OH; George W, son, age 26 OH, brick maker; Prola F, son, age 12 OH; Lily O, daughter, age 6 OH.  

This couple is buried in Lorain County [Lorain County Genweb],Carlisle Twp, South Murray Ridge Cemetery, corner of Murray Ridge Rd and Russia Rd.          Margaret GAULT, wife of W.G. 1833-1894.  W.G. GAULT Co E, 120 Ohio Inf.

Pension Index:  William G GAULT, E 120th OH.  Invalid filed 1864 Aug 19, no state given.  

Geissinger, Henry W.   17 Sept 1862
Private Geissinger was age 44 when he entered service.  He was discharged 22 March 1863 at Milliken's Bend, Louisiana on a Surgeon's certificate of disability.
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I don't have his parents/siblings.

1850 Census, Congress, Wayne Co OH, Dwellings 74-75, Families 75-76:  Henry W. GEISINGER, age 35 PA, tailor; Catharine, age 37 MD; ?Wilson, age 14 OH; Samuel H, age 13 OH; [next page] Elias D, age 12 OH; Jacob S?, age11 OH; ?Margert E [female], age 9 OH; John, age 6 OH; James, age 4 OH; Elmira, age 3 OH; Levi E., age 1 OH.

Wayne County Probate Court marriage Records:  Henry W.. GEYSINGER married R. L. A. REID 11 Feb 1856 in Wayne county OH.  This may have been Rebecca.

1860 census Congress township, Wayne county OH:  Henry W GEISINGER age 45 born PA, a tailor; Rebecca age 28 born OH; John age 17 OH,  farm worker; James age 15 OH, farm worker; Ezra age 11 OH; Hiraim A age 9 months OH.

1870 census Congress township, Wayne county OH:  Henry GEISINGER age 55 born PA, tailor; Rebecca age 37 OH; Frances [female]age 8 OH; Mary A age 6 OH; Henrietta age 4 OH; Charles W age 1 OH.

1880 Census West Salem, Wayne, OH. page 154: Rebecca GEISINGER, age 49 OH,father born NY, mother born CT; Francis, daughter, age 19, teacher; Mary A, daughter, age 16 OH; Henrietta, daughter, age 14 OH; Charles N, son, age 12 OH; Olive A, daughter, age 6 OH; Emma E, daughter, age 3 OH; Harry N or Henry N, age 64 PA, shoemaker, no relationship listed, parents born PA.  For the children, their father is listed as born in PA and their mother in CT, which I think was a mistake by the census taker.

 Pension Index:  Henry W GEISINGER, E 120th OH.  Widow, Rebecca GEISSINGER, filed 1881 Nov 13?

Son's Death record in Ohio:  File # 5122, Levi Ezra GEISSINGER died 28 Jan 1912 at Bloominggrove Twp, Richland Co OH.  Married.  Laundry man.  Born 29 May 1849 in OH.  Father Wilson Henry GEISSINGER, born PA.  Mother Catherine ALBERTS, born MD.  Burial Rome Cem.  Informant Mrs. Emma GEISSINGER, of Shelby OH.  

Daughter's Death record in Ohio:   File # 48824, Henrietta ROOT died 12 Aug 1945 at her residence, 259 Franklin, Kent, Portage Co OH.  Widow.  Husband Louis B.  Born 13 July 1866 at West Salem OH.  Father Henry GEISINGER, born US.  Mother Rebecca REID, born Lisbon OH.  Burial Kent.  

Green, Thomas   28 Sept 1862
Private Green was age 44 when he entered service.  [No further comments given.]
The Civil War Soldiers and Sailors site has him listed as a Private in this company.

 

Grunder, Henry   9 Oct 1862
Private Grunder was age 23 when he entered service.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, Louisiana; mustered out 7 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio.
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1850 Census, Canaan Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 31; Family 31:  Henry GRUNDER, age 52 Germany; Leana, age 45 Germany; Leana, age 17 Germany; Louisa, age 15 Germany; Catherine, age 12 Germany; Henry, age 10 Germany.  

1860  

Seneca Co Probate Court record:  Henry GRUNDER married Catharine SPRAW on 20 sep 1866 in Seneca OH.  

1870 Census, Heinz GRUNDER, age 27 OH,  is listed in Canaan Twp, Wayne Co OH on page 35, but it is so difficult to read that I can't find him on either page and so I don't know if this is the right person.

1880 census Canaan, Wayne, OH:  Henry GRUNDER, age 40 Prussia, farmer, parents born Prussia; Catharine,wife, age 33 OH, parents born Prussia; Clara E. GRUNDER, daughter, age 12 OH, parents born OH; Leo Henry, son, age 9 OH, father born Prussia, mother born OH; Charles, age 8 OH, father born Prussia, mother born OH; Franklin, son, age 3 OH, father born Prussia, mother born OH; Riley A., son, age 2 OH, father born Prussia,mother born OH; Henry J. ROCK, other, single, age 20 PA, farm hand, parents born PA.  

 
Hardesty's Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia. [Wayne County version] published in 1885 page 509 Canaan Twp. section:
Henry Grunder entered the army at Mansfield, Ohio, October 9, 1862, as a private in Company E, 120th Ohio Volunteer Infamtry, 1st brigade, 4th division, 13th army corps.  Like so many of the soldiers of this part of the army, Mr. Grunder served his country much of the time by patient endurance of the sickness and impaired health that resulted from the exposure and general unhealthfulness of the locations in which the necessities of the war compelled the army to encamp.  The active part of his career was spent upon the Mississippi river, beginning with the battle of Chickasaw Bluffs, and continuing through the engagements of Arkansas Post, Port Gibson, siege of Vicksburg, siege of Jackson, and the return from Jackson to Vicksburg.  After Mr. Grunder was taken sick with chronic diarrhea, and from August, 1863, to January, 1864, was in the convalescent Hospital at New Orleans.  In the latter month he returned to his regiment, then stationed at Plaquemine, Louisiana, not entirely recovered, but able for light duty.  In the spring of 1864, he entered upon the Red River camp, and at Snaggy Point fell into the hands of the Confederates, and was taken to Camp Ford, Texas. The battle at this place occurred May 3, 1864, and until May 17, 1865, his abiding place was the open field, for the most part, and the crudest of pens the shelter from the storms of winter.  After his parole, Mr. Grunder was sent to New Orleans, where he drew new clothing, as his first necessity.  His discharge from the army was given at Columbus, Ohio, June 7, 1865.  He is a member of the Given Post, No. 133, GAR.  His birthplace was Alsace, France, his parents were Henry and Margaret (Strand) Grunder, and he was born March 9, 1839.  Catharine Sprow, a native of Seneca county, Ohio, was born April 11, 1847, her parents were Jacob and Saloma (Weimer) Sprow.  In Tiffin, Ohio, September 20, 1866, she became the wife of Henry Grunder; the marriage ceremony was performed by Jerry Good, Esq.  The children of this marriage are:  Clara E., born December 13, 1868; Leo H., January 12, 1871; Charles W., February 22, 1873; Franklin N., August 15, 1875; Riley E., February 21, 1878; Solon S., October 15, 1880; and Florence May, May 23, 1883.  Mr. Grunder is engaged in farming; his postoffice address is Madisonburg, Ohio.  



 Wooster Daily News, 3 Jan 1912, page 1
HENRY GRUNDER PASSES AWAY
Henry Grunder, aged 73 years, a veterean of the Civil war, died Wednesday morning at his home in Canaan township, eight miles north of Wooster.  Dropsy was the cause of death, Mr. Grunder having been ill for many months.  His aged wife who survives him, is also in very poor health. Besides the wife eight children, two of whom are at home, survive.
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There is a Civil War soldier Grunder, Henry 1839-1912 buried at Jackson Presbyterian cemetery, Wayne county OH.

Pension Index:  Henry GRUNDER, E 120th OH, invlid filed 1880.  Widow, Catherine, filed 1913 or 1912  Jan 29 in OH.  

Death record in Ohio:  File # 6009?, Henry GRUNDER died 3 Jan 1912 at Canaan Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Farmer.  Married.  Born 9 Mar 1833 in France.  Father, Henry GRUNDER Jr., born France. Mother Mrs. STRONG, born France.  Burial Jackson Cem.  Informant C?.W. GRUNDER, of Creston, OH.  

Wife's Death record in Ohio: File # 69260, Kathryn GRUNDER died 18 Dec 1912 at Canaan Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Widow.  Born 11 Apr 1847 in OH.  Father, Jacob SPROW, born Germany.  Mother, ? WEINER, born Germany.  Burial Jackson Cem.  Informant, Roy S. GRUNDER, of Creston OH.  

See the notebook at Wayne County Public Library in Wooster for more information.  
R929.2 G924g  Grunder: A Partial Record of Henry Grunder, II Family

Hagens, William  17 Sept 1862
Private Hagens was age 22 when he entered service.  He was discharged on 24 Mar 1863 at Memphis, Tennessee on a Surgeon's certificate of disability.

Hartman, Alexander A.*   15 Aug 1862
Private Hartman was age 30 when he entered service.  He died on 9 Sept 1863 at Bridgeport, Ohio.   [Bridgeport is in Belmont county near Wheeling, WV.]

1850 Census, Canaan Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 146, Family 146:  Samuel HARTMAN, age 41 PA, farmer; Eve, age 36 PA; Alexander, age 19 OH; Larania [female], age 17 OH; Elmira, age 15 OH; Hiram, age 13 OH; Ephraim, age 11 OH; Samuel, age 6 OH; Jasper, age 3 OH; Francis, [male], age --- OH.  [Member of LDS at Family Search:  Samuel T. HARTMAN married Marie Eve WONSETLAR on 2 Nov 1829 in Washington Co PA.]

Wayne County Probate Court record:  Alexander A HARTMAN married Sarah ZUVER on 28 Aug 1853 in Wayne County OH.  

1860 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 305:  Saml T. HARTMAN, age 51 PA, farmer; Eve, age 48 PA; Ephraim, age 20 OH; Samuel, age 16 OH; Jasper N, age 15 OH; Francis, age 9 OH; Franklin, age 7 OH.  

1860 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 305:  Alexd HARTMAN, age 28 OH, sawyer; Sarah, age 29 OH; William A, age 4 OH; Eugene, age 2 OH.  

Pension Index:  Alexander A HARTMAN, E 120th OH.  Widow, Sarah HARTMAN, filed 1863 Oct 26. Minor pension filed, R. CAMPBELL guardian, 1864 Dec 2.  No state given.

Wayne County Probate Court record:  Sarah HARTMAN married Robert CAMPBELL on 9 Jun 1864 in Wayne County OH.

1870 Census, South Haven Twp, Van Buren County, MI, page 542:  Robert CAMPBELL, age 35 PA, lumberman; Sarah, age 38 PA; Eugene HARTMAN, age 12 OH; Levy??? [female] HARTMAN, age 9 OH; Jennie CAMPBELL, age 3 MI.  

1880 Census, Wooster, Wayne County OH, page 378:  Robt. CAMPBELL, age 45 PA, patent wright man, parents born Ireland; Sarah, wife, age 49 PA, parents born PA; Lizzie HARTMAN, stepdaughter, age 20 OH father born OH; Jennie CAMPBELL, daughter, age 13 MI.    [Note:  It appears that both of Alexander's sons, William and Eugene, were living up in Michigan in 1880 in the same house.  South Haven Twp, Van Buren Co, MI, page 586:  Wm A. HARTMAN, age 25 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Eunice, wife, age 23 OH, father born VA, mother born OH; Eugene A, brother, age 23 OH, teacher, parents born PA.  ]

No burial information given in the Roll of Honor.

 ????Brother's Death record in Ohio:   File # 12884, Ephraim D. HARTMAN died 9 Feb 1930 at Wooster, Wayne Co OH.  Widower of Margaret HARTMAN.  Retired minister.  Born 21 Nov 1840.  Father Samuel HARTMAN, born PA.  Mother Mary WHONSETTLER, born PA.  Burial Wooster Cem.  Informant Roy M. HARTMAN, of Wooster OH.  

Hight, George W.13 Aug 1862
Private Hight was age 18 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

1850 Census, Wayne Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 273, Family 277:  John HIGHT, age 27 PA, laborer; Sarah, age 23 PA; Delila, age 8 or 9 OH; George, age 6 OH; Jeremiah, age 4 OH.

1860

Wayne County Probate Court record:  George HITE married Sarah MOURER on 19 Jan 1865 in Wayne County OH.  

1870 Census, Jackson Twp, Ashland County, OH, page 653:  Washington HITE, age 26 OH, day laborer; Sarah, age 3[sic] OH; Wilson M, age 1 OH; John W BYERS, age 12 OH.  

1880 Census, Jackson Twp, Ashland County, OH, page 77:  Washington HITE, age 35 OH, laborer, parents born PA; Sarah, wife, age 44 OH, parents born PA; Wilson, son, age 11 OH, parents born OH; Harlin, son, age 5 OH, parents born OH; Celestia V, daughter, age 2 OH, parents born OH; John W GAST, stepson, age 22 OH, laborer, parents born OH.  

1900 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 136:  Geo W. HITE, age 57 OH, born Sep 1842, married 31 yrs, day laborer, parents born PA; Sarah, wife, age 62 OH, born July 1837, married 31 yrs, 4 children/4 still living, parents born PA; Wilson M, son, age 30 OH, single. born July 1869, hossler; Harlen J?, son, age 26 OH, single, born Apr 1874, house painter; Celestia, daughter, age 22 OH, single, born Apr 1878; John W GAST, step-son, age 41 OH, single, born Dec 1858, parents born OH, day laborer; Celia B HITE, granddaughter, age 1 OH, born June 1898, parents born OH.  

1910 Census, Greely St, West Salem, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 146:  George W. HITE, age 67 OH, first marriage, married 44 yrs, parents born PA, day labor; Sarah, wife, age 72 OH, first marriage, married 34? yrs, 4 children/3 still living, parents born OH; Wilson M, son, age 40 OH, single, horse trainer, parents born OH; John W GAST, step son, age 54, machinist Dayton firm.  [Note: Column 30 looks like it is marked for military service for George.]  [Note:  If this is the first marriage for both George and Sarah, how can George have a step son?]

1920 Census, West Salem, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 134:  Charles W McBRIDE, age 26 OH, banker, parents born OH; Bessie M, wife, age 28 OH, banker, parents born OH; W.H. HITE, head 2, age 48 OH, single, liveryman, parents born OH; G.W. HITE, father, age 75 OH, widower, parents born OH, no occupation.

Grave Registration Card:  also in Co F of the 48th OVI.  Born 1840.  Died 1922 in Wayne County OH.  Burial Hazard Cemetery, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH.  Also spelled HITE.

Pension Index:  George W HIGHT, E 120th, H 114th, F 48th OH Inf, invalid filed 1886? Feb 5.  No state given.  

Death record in Ohio:  File # 21908, George W. HIGHT died 25 Apr 1922 at Old Soldier's Home, Perkins Twp, Erie Co OH.  Widower.  Labrer.  Born 10 July 1840 in Wayne Co OH.  Father John HIGHT, born PA.  Mother, Sarah FISHER, born PA.  Burial West Salem OH.  

Hoegner, John W.*   29 Sept 1862
Private Hoegner was age 18 when he entered service.  He died on 21 Nov 1863 in New Albany, Indiana of wounds received in a riot.[date not given].       [New Albany is in Floyd county, Indiana.]

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at New Albany, Indiana.

1850 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 317:   William HEGNER, age 38 Germany, farmer; Maria, age 34 PA; James, age 10 OH; John, age 8 OH; Edward, age 6 OH; Sarah, age 4 OH; Mary M, age 5 months OH.  

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 350:  John W HEGNER, age 47 Germany, farmer; Maria, age 43 PA; John W, age 18 OH; James, age 20 OH, ap. tanner;  Edward, age 17 OH, ap. tanner; Sarah, age 14 OH; Mary M, age 11 OH; Aaron B, age 6 OH.  

Pension Index:  John W HOEGNER, E 120th OH.  Mother, Maria HOEGNER, filed 1890 or 1891 Oct 11 in Kansas.  

Sister's Death record in Ohio:  File # 46021, Mary Magdalene FALCONER died 3 July 1926 at Harrisville Twp, Medina Co OH.  Married to Archeleus FALCONER.  Born 7 Mar 1850 at Wayne Co OH.  Father, William HOEGNER, born Germany.  Mother MANDERBAUGH, born PA.  Burial Woodlawn Cem.  Informant, Mrs. F. W. DAGUE, of Lodi OH.  

Holmes, Franklin   15 Aug 1862
Corporal Holmes was age 18 when he entered service.  His date of appointment to Corporal not given; captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, Louisiana; mustered out 7 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio.
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1850 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 15, Family 15:  Jacob HOLMES, age 36 PA, farmer; Christianna, age 33 PA; Noah, age 12 OH; Harriet, age 8 OH; Franklin, age 6 OH; Allen, age 4 OH; Phoeba A., age 1 OH.  

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 353:  Jacob HOLMES, age 46 PA, farmer; Christiana, age 43 PA; Noah, age 22 OH, farm laborer; Harriet, age 18 OH; Franklin, age 16 OH; Allen, age 14 OH; Phebe A, ag 11 OH; Eve, age 9 OH; Rachael, age 6 OH.

Wayne County Probate Court record:  Franklin HOLMES married Clara J HARBAUGH, on 14 Jun 1868 in Wayne County OH.

1870 Census Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 133:  Frank HOLMES, age 26 OH, farmer; Clara, age 26 OH; Netta, age 1 OH; M HARBAUGH [female], age 12 OH.  

1880 Census Congress Twp, Wayne county, OH, page 140:  Franklin HOLMES, age 36 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Clara, wife, age 36 OH, father born PA, mother born OH; Nettie Floy, daughter, age 11 OH; Janie G, daughter, age 8 OH; Clide M, son, age 2 OH.  

 Hardesty's Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia [Wayne county OH version]page 502 in the Congress Township section:
Franklin Holmes was three years a soldier, a member of Company E, 120th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.  His regiment took the field toward the close of 1862, but he enlisted August 14, 1862, at Congress, mustering into service at Camp Mansfield in the following month.  The battles in which he participated include Chickasaw Bayou, Arkansas Post, Thompsons Hill, Champion Hills, the assaults on Vicksburg, previous to the surrender of that citadel, and all a part of the two campaigns which forced the surrender.  Then after the battle of Jackson the regiment went into Louisiana.  At Youngs Point, that State, Mr. Holmes was taken sick with camp fever and dysentery, and so many were sick of his regiment that the hospital was full, and he had to lie in his tent, with four others sick, and a nurse was detailed to care for them.  When on Banks' Red River expedition he was captured with the City Belle [steamer], at Snaggy Point.  He had nearly effected his escape, having, when the steamer was disabled, jumped into the water and waded down about a mile, and with some others seized a small skiff, which they were just pushing off when captured.  Three rebel cavalrymen, heavily armed, rode up and demanded their surrender, and as they had no arms they were forced to give themselves up.  He was thirteen months a prisoner at Camp Ford, whose prison life is given on another page of this book [see history section of this site], and was then paroled at the mouth of Red river.  He was sent, via Louisville, to Camp Chase, and there discharged July 7, 1865.  Jacob and Christina (Weaver) Holmes are the parents of Franklin, who was born in Congress township, Wayne county, February 4, 1844.  He married Clara Josephine Harbaugh, who was born in the same township, March 19, 1844, the daughter of Daniel S. and Mary A.(Patterson) Harbaugh.  Their children are: Nettie Floy, born February 25, 1869; Jennie Goldie, June 29, 1872; Clida Monroe, September 20, 1874.  Farming is Mr. Holmes' occupation, and Pleasant Home, Wayne county, Ohio, is his post office address.

1900 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 145:  Frank HOLMES, age 56 OH, born Feb 1844, married 33 yrs, well driller, parents born PA; Clara, wife, age 56 OH, born Mar 1844, married 33 yrs, 3 children/3 still living, parents born OH; Jennie, daughter, age 27 OH, born June 1872, single.  

1910 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 139:  Franklin HOLMES, age 66 OH, first marriage, married 42 yrs, parents born PA, own income; Clara J, wife, age 66 OH, first marriage, married 42 yrs, 3 children/3 still living, parents born PA.  [ Column 30 marked UA for military service.]

1920 Census Ashland City, Montgomery Twp, Ashland County OH, page 205:  John Elliot MATHEWS, age 54 OH, produce merchant, parents born OH; Nettie Floy, wife, age 50 OH, parents born OH; Olive Luc?, daughter, age 16 OH, single; Be????, daughter, age 13 OH; Franklin HOLMES, father-in-law, age 73 OH, widower, parents born PA, no occupation.  

Find a Grave says that there is a Franklin HOLMES buried at Ashland Cem, Ashland, Ashland County OH.  It says that he was born in 1844 and died in 1927.  I will have to check this one out.  I can't find him listed at the Ohio Online Death Certifcate Index.  Transcription of that cemetery shows Clara J HOLMES 1844 to 1916 and shows Franklin, but that transcription does not have military service noted.

Pension Index:  Franklin HOLMES, E 120th OH, invalid filed 1880 June, no state given.

Hough, William    13 Aug 1862
Private Hough was age 20 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

1850 Census, Lake Twp, Ashland Co OH, Dwelling 47, Family 47:  Peter HUFF, age 52 VA, farmer; R. HUFF [female], age 46 PA; Samuel, age 26 OH, farmer; E. [female], age 17 OH; S. [female], age 14 OH; W. H. [male], age 8 OH; M. A. [female], 2 OH.  

1860 Census, Lake Twp, Ashland County, OH, page 261:  Peter HUFF, age 60 VA, farmer; Roseanna, age 55 PA; Mary E, age 27 OH; Sarah, age 25 OH; William H, age 18 OH; Martha A, age 12 OH; Jemima SHOUP, age 3 OH.  

Family Search:  William H HUFF married Mary HORN.

1870 Census, Lake Twp, Ashland County, OH, page 660:  William HUFF, age 29 OH, farmer; Mary, age 23 OH; Lidia, age 3 months OH, may be born May?? [Note: living next dwelling Peter and R???? HUFF]

1880 Census, Lake Twp, Ashland County, OH, page 85:  William HUFF, age 38 OH, farmer, father born VA, mother born PA; Mary, wife, age 36 OH, father born PA, mother born Baden; Lydia, daughter, age 9 OH; Lucy, daughter, age 7 OH; Rilla H, daughter, age 5 OH; John OHLER, single, age 21 PA, laborer, parents born PA.  [Note: living next dwelling Peter HUFF, age 82, born VA.]

1900 Census, Lake Twp, Ashland County, OH, page 77:  William HUFF, age 58 OH, parents born PA, farmer; ......this is at the bottom of the page and is not readable, but continued on page 78, Anna HUFF, daughter, age 17 OH, single, born May 1883, parents born OH; Eddie, son, age 14 OH, born Jan 1886, parents born OH; Sarrie HARKER, sister, age 65 OH, born Apr 1835, parents born OH.  

???1910 Census, Lake Twp, Ashland County OH, page 114:  William HUFF, age 67 OH, first marriage, married 41 yrs,farmer on general farm, parents born PA; Mary, wife, age 66 OH, first marriage, married 41 yrs, 5 children/5 still living; father born PA, mother born Germany; Edward, son, age 24 OH, single, farmer on general farm. [Note:  Column 30 is marked UA for military service for William.]

1920 Census, Lake Twp, Ashland County, OH, page 70:  George MOORE or MOORES, age 48 OH, parents born OH, general farmer;  Lucy, wife, age 47 OH, paretns born OH; Wm H HUFF, father in law, age 77 OH, widower, father born PA, mother born OH, no occupation.  

Ashland County Veterans of the Civil War: William H HUFF died 1924.   Burial in Pioneer Cem.  [This is Pioneer or Old Sixteen Cemetery in Lake Twp.]

Death record in Ohio:  File # 37369  William Henry HUFF died 3 May 1914 at Lake Twp, Ashland Co OH.  Widowed.  Farmer.  Born 15 July 1842 at Ashland Co OH.  Father Peter B. HUFF, born PA.  Mother Rosina LOER?, born PA.  Burial Pioneer Cem.  Informant, Eddie HUFF, of Loudonville OH, R.D.5

Hushouer, Augustus   20 Feb 1864
Private Hushouer was age 18 when he entered service.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, Louisiana; mustered out 8 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio.
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1850 Census, Brecknock, Berks Co PA, Dwelling 112, Family 126:  Joseph HESHAAR, age 29 PA, no occupation; Sarah, age 21 PA; Augustus, age 4 PA; Jerimiah, age 3 PA; Mary E, age 1 PA.  

Researcher at WorldConnect says:  parents were Joseph and Sarah [King] HUSHOUR who moved from PA to Apple Creek.  Three children are listed for Joseph: Augustus born 1845 in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster Co PA; Jerimiah and Mary Elizabeth.  

1870 Census, Village of Apple Creek, East Union Twp, Wayne County OH, page 181: A. HUSHOWER, age 24 PA, hotel keeper; Elizabeth, age 26 OH; Louis [male] age 2 OH; U. WHITMORE, age 26 PA, painter.

[??Note for family of Augustus: 1870  Census, Village of Apple Creek, East Union Twp, Wayne County OH, page 182: Joe HUSHOWER, age 45 PA, day laborer; Benias [male], age 21 PA, school teacher; mary, age 19 PA; Angeline, age 17 PA; John age 15 OH; Emma, age 14 OH; Susan age 13 OH; Sarah, age 12 OH; Ephraim, age 10 OH; Phineas, age 5 OH.]

1880 Census, Apple Creek Village, East Union Twp, Wayne County OH, page 171:  Augustus HUSHOWER, age 35 PA, saloon keeper, both parents born PA; Elizabeth, wife, age 38 OH, father born PA, mother born OH; Lewis B, son, age 12 OH; Clara A, daughter, age 9 OH; Nola M, daughter, age 7 OH.  

There is a Civil War soldier HUSHOUR, Augustes buried at Old Presbyterian cemetery, Wayne county OH.
However, Grave Registration Card:  Augustus HUSHOUR died in Wayne County OH.  Burial Apple Creek #1 Cem, East Union Twp, Wayne County OH.  

Hutchison, Wilson   20 Aug 1862
Private Hutchison was age 22 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.
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???1860 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne County OH, page 306:  William HUTCHISON, age 21 PA, apprentice miller, is living with Fred W BARNHART, master miller.

1870 Census, Wayne Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 363:  Robert STEWART, age 39 PA, tenant farmer; Mary C, age 31 OH; Artimisay? [female], age 7 OH; Wilson HUTCHISON, age 25 PA, works on farm.  

1880 Census Wooster, Wayne, OH, page 360:  Perry YARNEL, age 27 OH, farming, parents born PA; Luceta, sister, age 41 OH, parents born PA; Wilson HUTCHISON, age 38 PA, servant, works on farm, parents born PA.  

1900 Census, Wooster city, Wayne County OH, page 120:  Wilson HUTCHISON, a farm hand, single, age 60 born June 1840 in PA, parents born in PA...is a boarder living with Lucetta YARNELL age 61.

Have not found 1910 census.

1920 census, Wilson HUTCHISON, a laborer, age 79, single, born PA, parents born PA.........is living with William A [37] and Nellie BROWN in Wooster township, Wayne county OH.

Ohio Online Death Certificate index:  Wilson HUTCHISON died 9 Nov 1927 in Erie County.  [Maybe he was at the old soldiers home there.]
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There is a Civil War soldier Wilson HUTCHISON is buried at Wooster Cemetery.....1840-1927.

Death record in Ohio:  File # 62671, Wilson HUTCHISON, died 9 Nov 1927 at Soldiers and Sailors Home, Perkins Twp, Erie Co OH.  Single.  Occupation: miller.  Born 27 Aug 1839 at Northumberland, PA.  Father J. HUTCHISON, born PA.  Mother Mary STUART, born PA.  Burial Wooster OH.  

Jolliff, Abel   30 Sept 1862
Private Jolliff was age 20 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co H, 19th regiment, Veteran Reserve Corps [date not given]; mustered out 13 July 1865 at Elmira, New York.
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1850 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne County OH, page 364:  Thomas JOLLIFF, age 48 PA, farmer; Mary, age 45 PA; Levi, age 22 OH; Nathen, age 20 OH; Malinda, age 14 OH; Emmanuel, age 10 OH; Ephraim, age 8 OH; Abel, age 7 OH; Emeline, age 4 OH; Leahe, age 2 OH.  

1860 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne Couny, OH, page 265:  Thomas JOLIFF, age 57 PA, farmer; Mary, age 54 PA; Emanuel, age 20 PA, farm laborer; Ephraim, age 18 PA, farm laborer; Abel, age 16 PA, farm laborer; Emeline, age 14 PA; Leah, age 12 PA.  

Williams County Probate Court record:  Abel JOILIFF married Elen COOK on 12 Aug 1865 in Williams Co OH.

1880 Census , Plain, Wayne, OH, page 280:  Abel JOLLIFF, age 34 OH, farmer, parents born (PA);  Ellen, wife, age 33 OH, parents born PA; William, son, age 11 OH; Walter, son, age 4 OH.  

1900 Census:  I have not been able to find Abel JOLLIFF on the 1900 census.

Grave Registration card: Born 14 Oct 1844.  Died 27 Sep 1907.  Nickname: Abe.  

Wooster Daily News, 27 Sep 1907 page 1
DEATH TRIUMPHS SURELY AT LAST
After Being Unconscious for About 30 Hours the Life of Abel Jolliff is no More
Victim of Injuries which Resulted from Fight--Post Mortem Held--Funeral on Saturday
  
The injuries which Abel Jolliff received in the fight Wednesday afternoon, and which rendered him unconscious for many hours, caused that aged and respected man's death at 9:30 Thursday evening, he never regaining consciousness.  All the medical and surgical aid that could be rendered by skilled physicians was useless and slowly but surely the throbbing of the heart stilled in the bosom, and life became extinct, living only in the memories of his relatives and friends.
  The deceased, who is aged 63 years, it will be remembered was so injured in the fight which occurred at the farm home of George Newell north of this city, Wednesday afternoon, that he remained conscious for a short time and then went into insensibility, in which state he remained for about 30 hours until death occurred.
 
  
The body was not moved from the Newell home until late Friday morning when the Schmuck and Bevington ambulance removed the body to the home of a son of the deceased William Jolliff, on North Grant street, where it was prepared for burial.  
  A post mortem was held Friday afternoon by physicians and Coroner Zaring viewed the body Friday morning.  It will be determined if possible what caused the death and this will be used as evidence when the grand jury investigates the case at its next session.
  The funeral of the deceased will be held from the Disciple church, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.  The body will be lain to rest in the Wooster cemetery.  The deceased is mourned by two sons, and two brothers, besides a large circle of friends.  The sons are Will and Walter, the former residing in this city and the latter in Canton.  Manuel, a brother of the deceased resides in Jefferson and Ephraim another brother resides in Iowa.
  The two sons and William's wife were at the bedside of the father when death arrived and the brothers have been notified of the death.
 
Miller in Jail
  Bert Miller, who was arrested until further developements[sic] the case, he being the other party in the fight, is now a prisoner in the county jail, having been taken from the city lockup by Chief of Police Leiner Thursday afternoon.  The warant[sic]` on which Miller is held charges assult [sic] with intent to kill, and he will be held until the next session of the grand jury when the case will be investigated.
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Wayne County Democrat, 2 Oct 1907, page 5
Drs. J. H. Lehr and H. D. Braden Held Autopsy--Death Was Due to Blood Clot.
   
Coroner Zaring completed his inquest in the death of Abel Jolliff Friday afternoon in the Prosecutor's office in the court house.  The testimony of the deceased man's son, William and George Newell was taken, also the testimony of Drs. J. H. Lehr and H. D. Braden, who performed the autopsy.  The testimony will be beneficial evidence in Miller's behalf at the time of his trial, should there be one.  The doctors testified that there were no marks on the head of the deceased that would indicate that he had been struck by the handle of a fork or even by the fist.  They testified that death was caused by a clot of blood forming in the head and this, they stated, was no doubt caused by the fall.
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Wayne County Democrat, 2 Oct 1907, page 1
LOSES LIFE
Falls from Wagon and Receives Fatal Injuries

   The injuries which Abel Jolliff  received in the fight Wednesday afternoon, and which rendered him unconscious for many hours, caused that aged and respected man's death at 9:30 Thursday evening, he never regaining consciousness.  All the medical and surgical aid that could be rendered by skilled physicians was useless and slowly but surely the throbbing of the heart stilled in the bosom, and life became extinct, living only in the memories of his relatives and friends.
  The body was not moved from the Newell home until late Friday morning when the Schmuck and Bevington ambulance removed the body to the home of a son of the deceased William Jolliff, on North Grant street, where it was prepared for burial.
  The fight occurred Wednesday afternoon, on the farm operated by George Newell, located near the Childrens' Home.  There are several reports as to how the fight started, but according to those that were present and according to a statement of Miller made to the News, it was started suddenly and with but few words.
  Mr. Jolliff is an operator of a threshing machine and clover huller and was at work on the above named farm hulling clover.  Bert Miller, has been an employe[sic] of George Newell's for some time and was helping with the work.  The threshing outfit arrived at the farm home sooner than was expected and the clover had not been hauled from the field to the place of threshing.  It was decided that all should take hold and help and as the job was not a very large one they concluded that they could finish it without trouble or delay.  The machine had been fed all of the clover that had been hauled and Bert Miller together with Mr. Newell had gone to the field, which was nearby, to get another load.  After the load had been fairly started, Mr. Jolliff had his son Will, went to the field also.  According to the statement of Mr. Miller, when Mr. Jolliff neared the load of clover, he began to find fault with the loading, as to the width of the load and stated that the corners were too rounding.  After rounding the load he climbed upon the wagon from the rear to assist Mr. Miller.
  It seems that  men had been together but a short time when Mr. Miller objected to complaints of Mr. Jolliff and stated that he could load it himself.  At any rate a few words passed between them, the exact words probably will never be known, as they could not be understood by those on the ground, and the fighting began.  It is not known who struck the first blow or even which one did the striking but they clinched and Mr. Newell not knowing that there was serious trouble on top of the load went to the horses heads and started them forward.
  What Caused Injuries?
  
What caused the injuries of Jolliff? is the question that will have to be determined.  He is severely bruised about the head and one of his ribs is broken, the end of which punctured his lung.
    I did not hit Jolliff once, stated Miller to a News reporter Thursday morning.  He got his injuries from the fall.  I also was injured from the fall.  Look at the gash, above my eye.  That is when I got that.  I was hit by Jolliff but that did not cause the flesh wound, Miller continued.  
  "When Miller struck me I simply tried to hold him and protect myself and did not strike at him" was Miller's last statement.  
  "Why did you leave the premises?" asked the reporter.
  "Because I was ordered to by Mr. Newell," was the answer.  "he was mad because the fight occurred and ordered me to leave."
  NEWS OF FIGHT
 
 News of the fight reached this city.
  The deceased is mourned by two sons, and two brothers, besides a large circle of friends.  The sons are Will and Walter, the former residing in this city and the latter in
Canton.  Manuel, a brother of the deceased resides in Jefferson and Ephraim another brother resides in Iowa.
  The two sons and William's wife were at the bedside of the father when death arrived and the brothers have been notified of the death.
  MILLER IN JAIL
  Bert Miller, who was arrested until further developments the case he being the other party in the fight, is now a prisoner in the county jail, having been taken from the city lockup by Chief of Police Leiner Thursday afternoon.  The warant[sic] on which Miller is held charges assult[sic] with intent to kill, and he will be held until the next session of the grand jury when the case will be investigated.
  Soon after it happened and as Miller was wanted and as he was not at the farm Chief of Police Leiner and Sheriff Caskey started to find him.  They drove to the home of Miller's divorced wife on the Fredericksburg road about 7 miles from Wooster, and the information was secured that when Miler completed his work at Newill's he was going to work for James Bevington who resides on the road which passes cemetery hill.  
  I am here was answered to the Sheriff's inquiry and Mr. Miller came forth and gave himself up peacebly[sic].  
A post mortem was held Friday afternoon by physicians and Coroner Zaring viewed the body Friday morning.  It will be used as evidence when the grand jury investigates the case at its next session.
  The funeral of the deceased was held from the Disciple church, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.  The body was laid to rest in the Wooster cemetery.

Pension Index:  Abel JOLLIFF, E 120th OH and K 19th VEC, invalid filed 1887 July in Ohio.  

Jones, William H.   15 Aug 1862
Corporal Jones was age 21 when he entered service.  He was appointed 1 Feb. 1864; transferred to Co. H 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

Parents:  Medina County Probate Court record:  John JONES married Lucy HARRIS on 1 oct 1840 in Medina Co OH.  

Living with grandparents:  1850 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 299:  Benjamin JONES, age 66 NJ, farmer; Margaret, age 55 PA; Thomas age 18 OH, farmer; Samuel, age 23 OH, farmer; Benjamin, age 16 OH, farmer; Mary A., age 34 PA; Sarah, age 27 OH; Elmira, age 15 OH; William H, age 8 OH; John DICK, age 25 PA, clerk; Harriet DICK, age 25 OH; Catharine DICK, age 3 OH; John DICK, age 1 OH.  

1860 Census, Series: M653  Roll: 1039, Franklin Twp, Summit Co OH, page 171:  David WAGNER, age 35 PA, master carpenter; Sarah, age 29 MD; Cara, age 6 OH; William JONES, age 19 OH, carpenter's apprentice.  

Wayne County Probate Court record:  William H JONES married Sarah A SUMMERTON on 19 Sep 1862 in Wayne County OH.  

1870 Census Clinton Township, Wayne County OH: Wm JONES, age 28 PA, a carpenter;  Ellenora, age 6 months PA [born in ?Dec ?];  S. L., [female] age 23 OH.  

1880 Census, Series: T9  Roll: 1069, Springfield Twp, Summit Co OH, page 382:  William H JONES, age 38 OH, farmer, parents born OH; Sarah, wife, age 27 OH, parents born OH; Ora A, daughter, age 13 OH; Bertie, son, age 11 OH; John W, son, age 3[?] OH; Lucy E. J. , daughter, age 2 OH; Lucy C WHITE, mother OH, father born CN, mother born NY.  

Buried in Shreve Cemetery, Clinton Township, Wayne County OH.  1841 - 31 Dec 1888 [Veterans Grave Registration Co F of the 48th OVI]  I have been to this cemetery and did not find this stone.  But the death date is not consistent with what I found below.

Sons of Union Veterans:  Died 1896.  Burial Ellet Memorial, Akron, Summit County OH.

Pension Index:  William H JONES, E 120th, F 48th and H 114th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1890 Sept 3 in OH.  Widow, Sarah A JONES filed 1896 July 22 in OH.  

Wife, death record:  File# 35671, Sarah Ann JONES, of 146 Gale, died 30 June 1922 in Akron, Summit Co OH.  Widow, husband Wm H.  Born 8 March 1843 in West Salem, OH.  Father Faber SUMMERTON, born PA.  Mother Elizabeth CUFFEL.  Burial Springfield Cem.  Informant Le Maude Van [or Von] HYNING, of 146 Gale St.  

http://www.heritagepursuit.com/Summit/SummitSpringfield.htm
History of Summit County, Baskin & Battey, 1881, Springfield Twp, Biographical Sketches, p. 914:  WILLIAM H. JONES, farmer: P. O. Brittain; son of John and Lacy C. Jones, was born in Lodi, Medina Co., Ohio, Aug. 3, 1841. His father died when he was young, and he lived with his grandparents until he was twelve years of age when he left them and worked in different parts of the county. In 1858, he began working at the carpenter's trade, serving his apprenticeship, afterward continuing at the trade until 1862, when he enlisted in the 120th O. V. I.. and served three years. He was with his company in Texas the greater part of the time. At the close of the war he returned home and, in 1866 came to Akron where he again worked at his trade and at contracting. In September, 1862, he was married to Sarah A. Summerton, of Wayne County, Ohio.  She bore him five children, viz.. Ora A.. Berties E.. Frank E. (deceased), John V. and Lucy E. J. In 1878, he purchased a farm of ? acres on which he now lives. In politics he is a Republican and is among the stalwarts of the township.

Kime, George W.   15 Aug 1862
Private Kime was age 30 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

Can't find in 1850.

1860 Census, German Twp, Holmes County, OH, page 472:  George KIME, age 25 OH, farmer; Catharine, age 63 OH; Elisabeth, age 20 OH; John, age 19 OH; Joseph, age 16 OH; Barbara, age 13 OH; Catharine, age 9 OH.  

??Holmes County Probate Court record:  George KIEM married Elizabeth GINGER on 14 Jun 1861 in Holmes County OH.  

??St. Joseph County Indiana.....need proof that this is the correct man.

1880 Census, Porter, Midland County, MI, page 236:  George W, KIME, age 49 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Sarah L, wife, age 38 OH, parents born NY; Frank G, son, age 18 OH; Walter D, son, age 18? MI.

Pension Index:  George W KIME, H and F 48th, H 114th, and E 120th OH.  Invalid filed 1880 June 28.  Widow, Sarah L KIME, filed 1896? May 28 in Michigan.  

Ledgerd, John   25 Oct 1862
Private Ledgerd was age 22 when he entered service.  [No further comments given.]

Not found in Soldiers and Sailors System.
Not found in 1850.

Long, Joshua W.   2 Oct 1862
Private Long was age 33 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

Wayne County Probate Court Marriage Records: John W. LONG  married Julia Ann EMRY on 24 Oct 1853 in Wayne county OH..

1860 census Plain township, Wayne county OH:  Joshua W. LONG age 31, born OH,a farmer; Julia A, age 31 born OH; Mary age 4 OH; Eunice 11 months OH  Also living there was George EMERY age 19 born OH, a farm laborer..

1870 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne county OH, page 149:  Joshua  LONG age 41 born PA, a farmer; Julian age 41 born OH; Mary age 14 OH; Eunice age 11 OH; Eddie age 8 OH.

Can't find in the 1880 census.

Married another Julia in <1882>.  She filed for widow's pension.

1900 Census Lenox, Platte township, Taylor county IA, page 177:   Joshua W LONG age 67 born OH, married 18 yrs, born May 1833,  no occupation listed, parents born PA; wife Julia S, age 43 born Sept 1856 born IL,  married 18 yrs 0 children, parents born Germany.  [Joshua should be in his 70s.]

Pension Index:  Joshua W LONG, H 114th, F 48th and E 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1886 Feb.  Widow, Julia S LONG, filed 1901 Oct 30 in Iowa.  

Civil War soldier J. W. LONG is buried at Fairview Cem, in Lenox, Taylor Co IA according to a record at: http://iagenweb.org/taylor/military/vet100il.htm

McClellan, Christopher   4 Oct 1862
Private McClellan was age 28 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

1850 Census, Sugar Creek, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 193, Family 193:  Charles McCLELLAND, age 75 PA, farmer; Margaret, age 68 PA; Emanuel, age 39 PA, farmer; Margaret A, age 24 OH; Christopher, age 16 OH, farmer.  [Living next door are Abraham and Mary McCLELLAND and children.  On the next page in order are Joseph and Elisabeth McCLELLAND and children; and Charles and Susanna McCLELLAND and children.]

Wayne County Probate Court record:   Christophe McCLELLEN married Margaret HOY on 13 Sep 1855 in Wayne County OH.  

1860 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 34:  Christopher McCLELLAND, age 26 OH, labourer; Margaret, age 22 OH; Rebecca, age 4 OH; Sarah, age 1 OH.  

1870 Census, Riley Twp, Sandusky County, OH, page 198:  Christopher McCLELLAND, age 36 OH, day laborer; Margaret, age 32 OH; Rebecca, age 14 OH; Sarah, age 11 OH; Margaret, age 9 OH; William, age 2 OH; John, age 9 months OH, born Sept.  

1880 Census, Sandusky Twp, Sandusky County OH, page 171:  Christ McCLELLAN, age 45 OH, laborer, parents bornOH; Margaret, wife, age 43 OH, parents born OH; Sherman, son, age 14 OH; John, son, age 12 OH; Clara, daughter, age 8 OH; Berton, son, age 8 months OH, born Oct.  

World Connect researcher:  Christopher died 25 Dec 1888 in Fort Recovery, Mercer County OH.  Parents Charles and Margaret [Brown] McCLELLAN.  Burial Green Mound Cemetery, Fort Recovery, Mercer Co OH.

Pension Index:  Christopher McCLELLAN, F 48th, H 114th and E 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1868 in OH.  Widow, Margaret McCLELLAN, filed 1889 Jan 5 in OH.  

 

McClure, Upton*   15 Aug 1862
Private McClure was age 22 when he entered service.  He died 7 Oct 1863 near Cairo, Illinois.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Mound City, Illinois.
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1850 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 366:  Samuel McCLURE, age 47 PA, laborer; Elizabeth, age 35 PA; John, age 15 OH; Samuel, age 12 OH; Upton, age 11 OH; Mary J, age 8 OH; Lucy E, age 4 OH.  

1860 census Plain township, Wayne county OH:  Samuel McCLURE age 56 born PA, a farmer; Elizabeth age 45 born PA; John age 24 born OH, a laborer; Lamure [male] age 22 laborer; Upton age 20 OH, a laborer; Mary Jane age 18 OH; Lucy age 15 OH; Sarah age 8 OH.  

There is a stone for Civil War soldier Upton McCLURE at Blachleyville cemetery, Wayne county OH.  He died 1863.

Sister's Death record in Ohio:  File # 32700, Sarah Ann KAHL died15 Jun 1909 at Blachleyville, Plain Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Born 1 May 1852 at Plain Twp.  Widow.  Father, Samuel McCLURE, born Cumberland Co PA.  Mother Elizabeth SIDLE, born PA.  Burial, Blachleyville.  Informant, John S. McCLURE of Funk, OH.  

Brother's Death record in Ohio:  File # 5608, John Sidle McCLURE died 30 Jan 1915 at Plaun Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Farmer.  Born 22 Aug 1835 in OH.  Father Samuel McCLURE, born PA. Mother, Elizabeth SIDLE, born OH.  Burial Fairview, OH.   Informant, Mrs. John S. McCLURE of Funk, OH.  

McConnell, Cyrus   29 Jan 1864
Private McConnell was age 18 when he entered service.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, Louisiana; mustered out 8 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio.

1860 Census, Jackson Twp, Ashland County OH, page 207:  Alaxnder McCONNELL, age 53 OH, farmer; Hannah, age 46 PA; Eliza, age 20 OH; Lydia, age 18 OH; Cyrus, age 13 OH; Matilda, age 7 OH; Malon, age 4 OH; Ames [male] age 2 OH.  [Note: Family Search researcher: Alexander McCONNELL married Hannah MOYERS on 14 Sep 1832, Wayne County OH.]

[Note:  I think that Cyrus may have had a relative named David who was living in Allegan County MI in 1860, age 35,with wife Sophia [Miller] whom he married in Ashland County in 1848.  Is that how Cyrus ended up going to Michigan?]

Allegan Michigan County Clerk record:  Cyrus L McCONNELL married Alice VAN AKEN on 21 Jul 1867 in Allegan County,  Michigan.  

1870 Census, Waverly, Van Buren County, MI, page 550:  Cyrus McCONNEL, age 25 NY, common laboer; Alice, age 20 NY.  

1880 Census, Lakeside Twp, Muskegon County MI, page 97:  Cyrus McCONNELL, age 33 OH, mill laborer, parents born PA;  Alles, wife, age 30 NY, parents born NY.  

1900 Census, Harrison St, 8th Ward Muskegon, Muskegon County, MI, page 123:  Cyrus McCONNELL, age 53 OH, born Apr 1847, married 33 yrs,can't read occupation,  father born OH, mother born PA; Alice, wife, age 33 NY, born Jan 1847, 0 children, no occupation, parents born NY.  

1910 Census, Harrison St, 8th Ward Muskegon city, Muskegon County MI, page 245:  Cyrus McCONNELL, age 62 OH, first marriage, married 43 yrs,supervisor of highways, father born OH, mother born PA; Alice, wife, age 61 NY, first marriage, marred 43 yrs NY, 0 children, occupation hair g????, parents born NY.  [Note:  Column 30 looks like it is marked for military service.]

1920 Census Harrison St, Muskegon, Muskegon MI, page 168:  Cyrus McCONNELL, age 72 OH, auto insurance, father born OH, mother born PA; Alice, wife, age 70 NY, no occupation, parents born NY.

WorldConnect researcher:  Cyrus died 31 May 1922.
Muskegon County Gelealogical Death index:  Cyrus McCONNELL is in Liber 4, page 294, year 1922.  Alice E McCONNELL, is in liber 5, page 583, year 1937.

Pension Index:  Cyrus MCCONNELL, E 120th OH Inf, invalid filed 1890 in Michigan.  Widow, Alice E?, filed 1922 Jun 15 in Michigan.  

McCrery, John W.   14 Aug 1862
Private McCrery was age 24 when he entered service.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, Louisiana; mustered out 7 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio.

Haven't found in 1850.

1860 census Chester township Wayne county OH:  John McCREARY age 47 born OH, a day laborer; Mary C. age 41 born PA; John age 22 born PA day laborer; Alexander age 20 PA, day laborer; Catherine E age 17 PA, serving; Philip age 12 OH; James age 8 OH; Sarah age 7 OH; William C. age 9 months born OH.  

1870 Census, Town of Deerfield, Van Buren County, Michigan, page 349:  John McCREARY, age 33 PA, laborer; Sarah A, age 21 OH.  

1880 Census, Covert Village,  Van Buren County, MI, page 398:  John McCREARY, age 41 PA, laborer in mill, father born OH, mother born PA; Sarah A, age 30 OH, wife, father born PA, mother born OH; Emma A, daughter, age 8 MI, father bornPA, mother born OH; Eliza J SHINE, sister in law, age 22 OH, father born PA, mother born OH.  Lura V, niece, age 1 MI, father born NH, mother born OH.  

There was a J W MCCREARY who was in the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky OH.  May have died in 1896.

Pension Index:  John W McCRERY, D 114th, E and D 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1884 Nov? 11 in Michigan.  

McIlvain, William   14 Oct 1862             McILVAINE
Captain McIlvain was age 43 when he entered service.  He was promoted from 1st Lieutenant Co. I to date on 17 Feb 1863; he resigned 19 Jan 1864.

Probably married twice.

Richland County Probate Court record:  William McELVAIN married Angline GILKISON on 21 Sep 1840 in Richland County OH.  

1850 Census, Madison Twp, Richland County, OH, page 102:  William McILVAIN, age 27 PA, plasterer; Angeline, age 33 OH; Josephie, age 7 OH; John, age 5 OH; Francis, age 3 OH [male]; Lewis, age 2 OH; Sadelia WORKMAN, age 19 OH.  

1860 Census 4th Ward Mansfield, Richland County OH:  Wm McILVAINE age 38 born PA, a plasterer; Angeline age 39 OH; Josephine age 17 OH; John age 15 OH; Francis age 13 OH; Lowis [female] age 11 OH; Edward age 8 OH; Ellen age 6 OH; Andrew age 4 OH.

Richland County Probate Court record:  Wm. H McILVANE married Amada ROBERTS on 3 Sep 1868 in Richland County OH.  

1870 Census 4th Ward Mansfield, Richland County, OH:  William McELVAIN age 50 born PA, a plasterer; Amanda age 43 OH; Louis age 21 OH, a plasterer; Edward age 19 OH, a plasterer; Albert age 16 OH; Andrew 14 OH.  

1880 Census Mansfield, Richland County, OH:  William MCILVAIN age 60 PA, a plasterer, parents born PA;  Amanda, wife, age 53 OH, father born KY, mother born VA.  

1890 Special Veterans Schedule: Lists William McILVAINE, Captain in Co E of the 120th Ohio Inf.  Post office,  Mansfield, Richland County, OH:  

Bio on another site...here.
"It states that William McIlvaine of the 120th died in 1892.  He came from Adams County PA to Richland County OH with his mother and siblings in the 1840s.  Captain William McIlvaine of the 120th. Ohio. Younger by a few years than his brother Alexander, and a brainier man also, somewhat taller, more muscular, more angular, more indifferent in dress, less careful of his personal appearance, but possessed of larger will power, and very forceful. Had William McIlvaine been given early advantages, educational and otherwise, few men in our little city would have proven his superiors. His special trade made the summer time, and late spring and early autumn, seasons of work with head and hands, and his energy and industry were such that he accomplished a vast deal when employment was to be had at all, but there were dull years in Mansfield, years when little building was done, and then he did whatever his hands found to do, farm or other work as it could be had, but the long winter nights year after year developed William McIlvaine and he became a student of men, events, books, policies, parties and governmental questions. He was a careful and persistent reader of all that was written of our western country. The explorations of Lewis & Clarke, Fremont Stevens, Hazen and others he was thoroughly conversant with. He was a modest man, but a good citizen and a good soldier.  In the fall of 1892, he passed away after a lingering illness, the seeds of which were sown in his campaigning and exposure during the years of his military service in defense of the Union.  The sons and daughters of these brothers, Alexander and William McIlvaine, may be glad and rejoice that their fathers performed every duty devolving upon them as citizens and soldiers ably and well while our common country has not forgotten the debt of gratitude to the surviving widows.  -- H.C.H.  Submitted by Amy.  [RICHLAND SHIELD & BANNER: 08 February 1896, Vol. LXXVIII, No. 39]"

Pension Index:  William McILVAINE, E and I 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1887 Apr 5 in OH.  Widow, Sarah A McILVAINE, filed 1892 Sep 21 in OH.  

1900 Census, 3rd Ward Mansfield, Richland Co OH, page 143:  M. HARTMAN, age 59 Hungary, born Jan 1841, married 28 yrs, came to US in 1857, naturalized, shoe merchant; Angelina, wife, age 49 OH, born Sep 1850, married 28 yrs, 7 children/3 still living, parents born OH; Flora, daughter, age 24 OH, single, born Mar 1876, father born Hungary, mother born OH; Amanda McILVANE, mother in law, widow, age 72 OH, born Sep 1827, 4 children/2 still living, father born KY, mother born VA.  

Wife's death record:  File #56506, Amanda McILVAIN died 4 Sep 1926 at Kenton, Hardin Co OH.  Widow of William McILVAIN.  Born 19 Jan 1841 in Richland Co OH.  Father George ROBERTS, born PA.  Mother WILSON, born CN.  Informant W. B. DINGESS, of Kenton OH.  Burial Grove Cemetery.  

[Note:  are they buried at Blooming Grove Cemetery, Richland Co OH, route 13just south of Noble Rd?]

McKee, George B.   13 Sept 1862
Private George McKee was age 23 when he entered service.  He was promoted to Hospital Steward on 13 Feb 1863.  Also in Field and Staff
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1850 Census, Thomas McKEE, age 52 PA, farmer; Anna, age 45 PA; Thomas, age 21 OH, farmer; Margaret, age 19 OH; Ephrim?, age 17 OH, farmer; William, age 15 OH, farmer; John, age 12 OH; George, age 10 OH; Ann, age 8 OH; Cindalena, age 7 OH.  

1860 Census  Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 338:  Thomas McKEE, age 64 PA, farmer; Margaret, age 29 OH; Wm, age 25 OH, farm labor; John, age 23 OH, farm labor; George, age 21 OH, farm labor; Ann Eliza, age 19 OH; Lucinda L, age 16 OH; Mary, age 18 OH.  

There is a Civil War soldier McKee, George B., no dates given, buried at Congress cemetery, Wayne county OH.

Pension Index:  George B McKEE, E 120th OH Inf, invalid filed 1866 June 8.  

McKee, William M.  23 Sept 1862
Private William McKee was age 21 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

?????1850 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 393, Family 414:  Thomas McKEE, age 39 PA, farmer;  Jane,age 39 PA; Nancy J, age 10 OH; William, age 8 OH; Clarissa, age 6 OH.........need the next page!


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There are several young William McKees in the 1860 census in Plain township families, so I am not yet sure which one he was.  Perhaps I will get a clue from the graves around him at the cemetery.

?????1870 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 292:  W. H. McKEE, age 27 PA, farmer living with a bunch of other McKEEs.  Listed with J. S. and Isabell McKEE, ages 52 and 46 and some children younger than W. H.  


Wayne County Democrat, 22 Sep 1897, page 3  died 17 sep 1897
William McKee, aged 55 years, died last Friday at his home in Plain township from catarrhal consumption.  He was a soldier in the 120th Regiment, O.V.I., and a good citizen in every respect.
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Wooster Weekly Republican, 22 Sep 1897 page 1
With G.A.R. Honors
The funeral services over the remains of William McKee a veteran, of the 120th Regt. O.V.I., took place Sabbath afternoon from the Maple Grove M.E. Church, Plain township, and were very largely attended, the church being crowded to overflowing.  Rev. T.M. Hoak, the pastor, officiated.  The exercises at the grave were conducted by members of Given Post No. 133 G.A.R., those in attendance being Post Commander John R. McKinney, Rev. I.N. Kieffer, Capt. J. B. Taylor, J.S. Kope, J.S. Caskey, Harry McClarran, and Andrew Branstetter.
From Saturday's Daily
William McKee, in the war in the 120th O.V.I., died of catarrhal consumption at midnight Friday, Sept. 17, 1897, at his own home in Maple Grove district, Plain township, aged 55 years, and the funeral will take place Sunday at 1 p.m., with burial at Maple Grove Methodist church, of which he was a member.  Mr. McKee, who was a bachelor, was of a well known Plain township family, has been in failing health from lung and throat trouble for six or eight years, and for the last three months could not eat.
 

Pension Index:  William M McKEE, E 120th and H 114th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1892? Sept 17 in OH.  

Grave Registration card:   Died 17 Sep 1897.  Born 1842.

William M. McKEE try Wayne County Democrat, 22 Sep 1897, page 3.

Marrietta, John M.   15 Aug 1862                 MARIETTA
Private Marrietta was age 17 when he entered service.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, Louisiana; mustered out 7 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio.

1860 census Chester township, Wayne county OH:  Isaac MARIETTA age 36 born PA, farm tenant; Susan age 35 born PA; John M. age 14 born OH; Elizabeth age 12 OH; Almyra age 10 OH; George W age 8 OH; Alonzo age 5 OH; Allison [male] age 2 born OH.

Ashland County Probate Court record:  John M MARIETTA married Amanda F FORCE on 27 Aug 1865 in Ashland County OH.  

1870 Census, Carmel, Eaton Co MI, page 106:  John MARIETTA, age 26 OH, laborer; Florence, age 20 OH; Wilson, age 4 OH; Coral, male, age 2 OH.  

1880 Census, Eagle, Clinton Co MI, page 375:  John M MARIETTA, age 32 OH, farm laborer, parents born OH; Florance, wife, age 26 OH, parents born PA; Wilson, son, age 11 OH; Lewis, son, age 9 OH.  

1900 Census, Eagle Twp, Clinton Co MI, page 120:  John M MARIETTA, age 55 OH, born Jan 1845, married 30 yrs [has to be a mistake] day laborer, parents born OH; Sarah C, wife, age 46 OH, married 30 yrs [has to be a mistake], born Dec 1853, 1 child/1 still living, parents born OH; Harry HAINES, step-son, age 13 MI, born Sep 1886, father born MI, mother born OH.  

1910 Census, Grand River Rd., Eagle Twp, Clinton Co MI, page 103:  John M. MARIETTA, age 65 OH, second marriage, married 18 yrs, parents born OH, own income, column 30 shows service in the Union Army; Sarah C, wife, age 55 OH, second marriage, married 18 yrs, 1 child/1 child, father born NY, mother born CT; Harry HAINES, step son, age 23 MI, single, father born MI, mother born OH, bridge carpenter.

Pension Index:  John M MARIETTA, E 120th and D 114th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1888 Nov 26 in Michigan.  Widow, Sarah C?, filed 1911 Oct 23 in Michigan.  

Brother's Death record in Ohio:  File # 69198, Alonzo MARIETTA died 1 Nov 1926 at Toledo St. Hosp, Toledo, Lucas Co OH.  Widower.  Carriage maker.  Born in Ashland OH...date not given.  Father Isaac MARIETTA, born OH.  Mother Susan WINEBAUGH or WISEBAUGH, born OH.  Burial Fountain Cem.  

Brother's Death record in Ohio:  File # 45340, Almer Alison MARIETTA died 3 Jul 1935 at Seneca County Home, Eden Twp, Seneca Co OH.  Widowed.  Born 11 Apr 1858 at Wayne Co OH.  Retired.  Father, Isaac MARIETTA, born OH.  Mother Susan WIREBAUGH [typewritten], born OH.  Burial Fountain Cem.  

Merritt, Charles D.   25 Oct 1862
Private Merritt's age upon entering the service was not given.  [No further comments given.]

Miller, Jacob*   2 Oct 1862
Private Miller was age 28 when he entered service.  He died 27 July 1864 at Morganzia Bend, Louisiana.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Port Hudson, Louisiana.

Miller, Philip   18 Aug 1862                                                                                                          
Private Philip Miller was age 23 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.
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1850 Census, Wooster Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 144, Family 144:  Michael MILLER, age 63 France, farmer;  Barbara, age 56, France; Jacob, age 16, France; George MILLER, age 13 France; Philip, age 10 OH; Lewis, age 8 OH.  

1870 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 63:  Isaac MYERS, age 75 PA, farmer; Elizabeth, age 42 PA; Philip MILLER, age 30 OH, works on farm; Margaret MILLER, age 30 OH; M. E. MILLER, female, age 11 OH.  

1880 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 65:  Isaac MYERS, age 85 PA, father born Georgia, mother born PA; Phillipp MILLER, son-in-law, age 40 OH, farmer, parents born Baden; Maragret wife, age 40 OH, parents born PA.

1900 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 62:  Phillip MILLER, age 49 OH [should be 59], born Aug 1840, married 11 yrs, parents born Germany, farmer; Pheba, wife, age 50 OH, born Jan 1850, married 11 yrs, 1 child/1 still living, parents born OH; Albert ?PFISER, son in law, age 32 OH, born May 1868, married 8 yrs, parents born OH, farm laborer; Nina L, daughter, age 29 OH, born Aug 1870, married 8 yrs, 1 child/1 still living, parents born OH; Donald L, grandson, age 7 OH, born Nov 1892, parents born OH.  

1910 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 72:  Philip MILLER, age 69 OH, second marriage, married 20 yrs, own income, parents born Germany, Column 30 indicates UA for service in the Union Army; Phoebe F, wife, age 60, second marriage, married 20 yrs, 1 child/1 still living, parents born OH.  

Hardesty's Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia. [Wayne County version] published in 1885 page 499-500 Chester Twp. section
Philip Miller was over three years one of Wayne county's representatives on the battlefields of the war of the Rebellion. He enlisted in August 1862 in Chester township, and was mustered into Company E, 120th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. The regiment later in its service was assigned to the 3d brigade, 9th division, 13th army corps, and took part in Sherman's campaign down the Mississippi, in that by which Grant forced the surrender of Vicksburg, and in the Red River expedition under Banks.  The night before Chickasaw Bayou Mr. Miller slept in a cornfield, with a heap of weeds for his pillow.  At Arkansas Post his company was detailed to support a battery - Foster's artillery.  Before Vicksburg the 120th performed gallant service, as it had in the battles of Champion Hills, Thompsons Hill, Jackson, Black River Bridge.  Its service in the capture of mobile was participated in by Mr. Miller, and his company was one fortunate enough to escape capture when the boat run aground in the ill-fated Red River expedition.  He marched all the following night, the thoughts of rebel prison pens driving away all desire to rest by the wayside.  He was stationed at Houston, Texas, when mustered out of service, which was on the 14th of October, 1865.  Philip, son of Michael Miller, was born at Wooster, in Wayne county, August 1840, and in Chester township, this county, September 5, 1867, he married Margaret Myers, who was taken from him by death on the 18th of Jan, 1885.  She was born in Chester township, December 16, 1840, the daughter of honored residents, Isaac and Elizabeth (Darby) Myers.  Mr. Miller follows the avocations of farm life, and his post office address is Lattasburg, Wayne county, Ohio.
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Wayne County Democrat, 12 Jun 1912, page 6
LATTASBURG
  Philip Miller was born in Wooster, Aug. 5, 1840.  Died June 8, 1912, aged 71 years, 10 months, and 3 days.  Was married to Mrs. Peobe Landaw in 1889 whom now survives him.  He answered to the summons of his country in August, 1862, and was faithful in his service, never being absent at roll call.  He was in the following battles: Chickasaw Bluffs, Arkansas Post, Port Gibson, Vicksburg, Jackson, Mobile, Alabama, from Mobile to Galveston, Tex., was discharged at Houston, Texas, Oct. 16, 1865.  His first identification with the people of God was with the German Reformed church years ago.  About six years ago he became a member of the U. B. church with his wife on Lake Fork circuit to which faith he held steadfast until God called him to his reward.
  Funeral services took place Monday moring at U. B. church, conducted by his regular pastor, Rev. Metzger and the G.A.R. Post which he was a member.  Music was well rendered by the quartet, conducted by Prof. J. W. Troxel. Interment took place a the Bethel cemetery near Overton.  
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Pension index:  Philip MILLER, E 120th, F 48th and H 114th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1880 Apr 19.    Widow Phebe Miller, filed 1912 June? 17 in OH.  

Philip Miller is buried at Overton Church of God cemetery......1840-1912.

Death record in Ohio:  File #35583, Phillip MILLER died 8 Jun 1912 at Lattisburg, Chester Twp, Wayen Co OH.  Married.  Born 5 Aug 1840 in OH.  Parents names not listed but they were born in Germany.  Burial at Overton.  Informant Pheba MILLER of West Salem #1.

2nd Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File # 42305, Phebe MILLER died 7 Jul 1924 at Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Widow.  Born 1 Jan 1850 in Wayne Co OH.  Father ANDERSON.  Mother not listed.  Burial Bethel Cem.  Informant D. L. PFEIFFER, Wooster RD 9.  [Note:  Wayne County Probate Court Record: Phebe ANDERSON had married Daniel LANDOW on 23Sep 1869.]

Miller, Wesley D.   16 Aug 1862
Private Wesley Miller was age 24 when he entered service.  He was captured 10 May 1863 near Vicksburg, Mississippi; returned to company on 27 Nov 1863; transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

1850 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 339:  George D MILLER, age 42 PA, shoemaker; Elizabeth, age 31 PA; Wesley, age 12 OH; Emeline, age 9 OH; Mary, age 7 OH; Eliza, age 5 OH; Margery, age 3 OH; Anna, age 1 OH;

1860 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 319-320:  George D. MILLER, age 51 PA, infirm;  Elizabeth D., age 40 PA; Westley, age 21 OH, day laborer; Emeline, age 19 OH, sewing;  Mary, age 17 OH, sewing; Eliza, age 15 OH, sewing; Anna, age 11 OH; Sarah, age 5 OH; Margery A. MOWRY, age 31 OH, sewing; John, age 18 OH, day laborer.

1870 Census, Chester, Eaton Co MI, page 151:  Wesley MILLER, age 30 OH, farmer;  Mary, age 27 OH; Sarah, age 10 OH; Alsota, age 3 OH; Mary, age 1 MI; John WALLACE, age 30 Canada West, farm laborer.  

1880 Census, Chester Twp, Eaton Co MI, page 104-105:  Wesley MILLER, age 41 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Mary, wife, age 38 OH, parents born PA; Sarah, daughter, age 18 OH, housekeeper; Mary E, daughter, age 11 MI; Elnora, daughter, age 8 MI; ?E..TH Eugene D, son, age 5 IN, parents birth places not known.  

1900 Census, Chester Twp, Eaton Co, MI, page 112:  Westley MILLER, age 61 OH, born Jan 1839, married 40 yrs, landlord, parents birthplaces not known; Mary, wife, age 58 OH, born Feb 1842, married 40 yrs, 4 childen/3 still living, father birth unknow, mother born PA.  

1910 Census, Lincoln St, 2nd Ward, Charlotte, Eaton Co MI, page 71:  Wesley D. MILLER, age 71 OH, widowed, parents born OH, no occupation, Column 30 marked UA for service in the Union Army; Sarah RANDALL, daughter, widow, age 49 OH, 1 child/1 still living, parents born OH; Herbert, grandson, age 12 MI, father born MI, mother born OH.  

Pension Index:  Wesley D MILLER, F 48th, H 114th, and E 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1890 July 30 in Michigan.  

Sister's Death record in Ohio:  File # 34140, Sarah JACOBS died 20 May 1934 at Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Widow of John JACOBS.  Born 8 Nov 1855 in OH.  Father George D. MILLER, born PA.  Mother Elizabeth MOURER, born PA.  Burial Mohican Cem.  Informant Virginia PREMER of Wooster, OH.  

Sister's Death record in Ohio:  File # 52270, Emeline M. PAINTER died 11 Sep 1924 at Lattisburg, Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Widow of David PAINTER.  Born 20 Feb 1841 at Wooster, OH.  Father Geo D MILLER, born PA.  Mother Elizabeth MOWREY, born PA.  Burial at Eight Square.  Informant, Wallace PAINTER, of West Salem, RD 1.  

Moury, Henry R.   15 Aug 1862             Henry R MOWRY
Private Moury was age 19 when he entered service.  He was discharged 25 Aug 1863 at Carrollton, Louisiana, for loss of speech.

1850 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 327: Samuel MOWERY, age 34 OH, farmer; Mary, age 32 OH; Isaiah, age 12 OH; Levi, age 11 OH; Henry R. MOWREY, age 7 OH; Rhoda FISHBURN, age 42 OH; Michael MOWREY, age 79 PA; George MULLEN, age 25 PA, farmer.

1860 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 260:  Saml MOWREY, age 44 PA, farmer; Mary, age 42 OH; Levi age 20 OH, college; Henry R. MOWREY, age 18 OH, farmer.  [ Isaiah is living next door.]  

1890 Veterans Schedule:  Henry R MOWREY, private in Co E 120th OVI, Plain Twp, Wayne County, OH, enumeration district 325.     Postal Address Reedsburgh, Wayne County, OH.

1900 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 40:  Henry R. MOWREY, age 56 OH, born Oct 1843, married 34 yrs, farmer, father born PA, mother born OH; Sarah J, wife, age 55 OH, born Sep 1844, married 34 yrs, 2 children/2 still living, father born PA, mother born OH.  

1910 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 259:  Henry R. MOWREY, age 66 OH, general farming, parents birthplaces left blank; Sarah J, wife, age 65 OH, first marriage, married 44 yrs, 2 children/2 still living, father born PA, mother born OH.  

Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File # 71928, Sarah Jane MOWERY died 19 Oct 1918 at Reedsburg, Plain Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Born 7 Sep 1844 in OH.  Father John RUDY, born PA.  Mother Sophia SPANGLER, born OH.  Burial Wooster.  Informant H. R. MOWREY, of Wooster OH, RR 8.

Musser, Gideon   18 Aug 1862
Private Musser was age 26 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.
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Wayne county OH probate record: Gideon MUSSER married Lovina MATHEWS on 25 Mar 1858.

1850 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 117, Family 119:  David REZOR, age 26 OH, farmer; ?Fryam or Fryann, age 28 PA; Mary A, age 8 OH; Gideon MUSSER, age 16 PA; Elizabeth MUSSER, age 18 PA.  

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 342:  Gideon MUSSER, age 25 PA, farmer; Lovina, age 20 OH; Laura Bell, age 1 OH; Wm A BENEWITZ, age 20 OH, a tanner.  

1870 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 149:  G P MUSSER, age 36 PA, farmer; Lavina, age 29 OH; Laura P, age 12 OH; Alice, age 9 OH; Estella, age 7 OH.  
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1880 Census Congress, Wayne county, OH, page 149: Gideon MUSSER, age 48 PA, farmer, parents born PA;  Lovina, wife, age 40 OH, father born OH, mother born NY; Alice A, daughter, age 20 OH; Estelle, daughter, age 18 OH.  J U BRUNEMAN or BRENNEMAN, age 42 PA, boot and shoemaker, paretns born PA.  

 1900 Census Congress village, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 121:  Gideon MUSSER, age 66 PA, born May 1834, married 5 yrs, tanner, parents born PA;  Estella A, wife, age 40 OH, born July 1859, married 5 yrs, 0 children, parents born PA.

1910 Census, South Main St, Congress, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 123:  Gideon P MUSSER, age 75 PA, second marriage married 14 yrs, parents born PA, own income; Estella, wife, age 50 OH, first marriage, married 14 yrs, 0 children, parents born PA.  [Note:  Column 30 indicates UA for military service.]

1920 Census, North or South Main St, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 125:  Gideon P MUSSER, age 85 PA, written in the occupation column it says "civil war veteran", parents born PA;  Estelle E, wife, age 55 OH, parents born PA.    

Daily Record, 22 June 1922, page 4
Gideon Musser Passed To Rest
Gideon P. Musser, one of the few remaining veterans of the civil war living in Congress township, died at his home Wednesday afternoon.  Mr. Musser was a member of the 120 regiment, O.V.I., an organization formed in Wayne county during the early part of the civil war.  It contained many of the county's young men of that day.  Most of the regiment's members have answered the last roll call.
 Mr. Musser had reached the age of 85 years and 21 days.  After the war he returned to his home and for a half century was a highly respected citizen of his community.
 A wife and three daughters survive.  The daughters are:  Mrs. Bell Campbell, Mrs. Alice Thorley, and Mrs. Estella Fresh.
 Many years ago Mr. Musser became a member of the Methodist church and through his life he was an active member of the society.
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Gideon Musser is buried in Congress cemetery, Wayne county, OH----1834-1922

Pension Index:  Gideon MUSSER, F 48th, H 114th, E 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1889 in OH.  Widow, Stella MUSSER, filed 1922 Jun 26 in OH.  

Death record in Ohio:  File # ?967, Gideon P. Musser died 21 Jun 1922 at Congress, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Born 30 May 1834 in PA.  Mail carrier.  Father David MUSSER, born PA.  Mother Mary M. ROBINOLT, born PA.  Burial at Congress.  Informant, Mrs. Stella MUSSER of West Salem, OH.  

Myers, William*   8 Feb 1864
Private Myers was age 19 when he entered service.  He died 1 May 1864.  [place of death not given]

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

1850 Census, District 184, Ashland County, OH, page 89:  Charles MYERS, age 37 PA, farming; Mary, age 33 OH; David, age 16 OH, farming; Mary, age 14 OH; Henry, age 13 OH; Thomas, age 12 OH; Benjamin, age 11 OH; William, age 8 OH; Edward, age 5 OH; Louisa, age 2 OH; Sarah J, age 4 months OH.  

1860 Census, Jackson Twp, Ashland County, OH, page 204:  Charles MYERS, age 47 PA, farmer; Mary, age 42 OH; Henry, age 21 OH; Thomas age 19 OH; Benjamin, age 17 OH; William, age 15 OH; Edward, age 13 OH; Louisa, age 11 OH; Jane, age 9 OH; Charles E, age 8 OH; Sarah J, age 7 OH; Claresa, age 5 OH; Etta, age 3 OH.  

Pension Index:  William MYERS, E 120th OH Inf.  Father, Charles Myers, filed 187?6 in OH.  Could be 1886 or 96.  

Haven't found his mother's name

Nisewender, Benjamin J.*   15 Aug 1862
Private Benjamin Nisewender was age 19 when he entered service.  He died on 4 July 1863 at Memphis, Tennessee.

Information from Harry Brunner:  Benjamin was the first cousin of the soldier directly below named Elmer Nisewender.  

1860 Census Congress Township, Wayne County OH:  Henry NIESWENDER, age 39 PA, a farm laborer;  Salinda, age 26 PA [note:  Henry's second wife, Salinda PROTSMAN];  Benjamin, age 17 OH;  Henry, age 15 OH;  Wilson, age 13 OH;  Lucy, age 11 OH;  Sarah A, age 6 OH;  George, age 4 IL;  Catharine, age 2 IL?; Abraham Neiswander, age 35 PA.

According to a researcher on WorldConnect, Benjamin's mother was Nancy RASOR.
Wayne County OH Probate Court record:  H. NICESWANTER married Nancy RASER on 9 Oct 1842 in Wayne County OH.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Memphis, Tennessee, in Mississippi River Cemetery, section 1 grave 112.

Nisewender, Elmer   15 Aug 1862   [Note:  At the time, the family spelled the name NEISWENDER.]
Private Elmer Nisewender was age 19 when he entered service.  He was discharged on 10 Feb 1864 at New Orleans, Louisiana, on a Surgeon's cerificate of disability.

Photo New information from Harry Brunner:  Elmer was the brother of Harry's great grandfather, George, who was born in 1861. This family was originally from Switzerland.  Wayne County probate records show that Joseph NEISWANTER married Elizabeth JACOBS 19 Apr 1842..  They were Elmer's parents.  Elmer's tombstone denotes his service in Company E of the 120th.  He is buried at the Neiswender family plot in Plainfield Cemetery, Plainfield, Illinois.  He died 11 July 1866 at age 23 yrs, 4 months and 8 days.  Elmer's mother, Elizabeth Neiswender, applied for a pension for Elmer's service.  Elmer's Great Grandfather, Conrad Neuschwender (Conrad's son Peter, changed the spelling of the surname to Neiswender), was a Corporal during the Revolution.  At that time, the family lived in Germantown, Pennsylvania.  Thanks for that information, Harry.

1850 Census Congress Townshp, Wayne County, OH:  Joseph NICEWINNER age 30, a carpenter PA;  Elizabeth age 29 PA;  Elmore, age 8 OH;  Emaline, age 6 OH;  Susan age 5 OH;  Lydia, age 2 OH;  Almeda, age one month OH.  Also living there are two 16 year olds born in PA named Hiram JACOBS and Sarah HEAGENS.  [Note from Harry:  this is actually Abram JACOBS, brother of Elmer's mother.]

Harry sent along the 1860 census:  Congress Township, Wayne County OH
Joseph NEISWINDER, age 40 PA, a carpenter;  Elizabeth age 39 PA;  Elmer, age 17 OH, Emeline, age 16 OH; Susan, age 14 OH; Lydia Ann, age 13 OH; Catherine, age 11 OH;  John F, age 8 OH;  Wm Henry, age 6 OH;  Mary A, age 2 OH;  David O, age 9 months OH.  

 Two more siblings for Elmer were George D and  Clinton E who were born in 1861 and 1865 respectively.  

Painter, Daniel   15 Aug 1862
Private Daniel Painter was age 18 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.
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Wayne County Probate Court marriage record:  John BENDER married Susanna FAIR on 17 Jul 1836 in Wayne Co OH.  According to reseacher on WorldConnect, this is John PAINTER and Susanna is the mother of Daniel PAINTER.  Daniel's other siblings from his mother Susanna were Elizabeth, David, Jacob, and Samuel.  

1850 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 162, Family 163: John PAINTER, age 53 PA, farmer; Susanna, age 33 PA; William, age 29 PA, blacksmith;  John, age 20 OH, farmer; Elizabeth, age 12 OH; David, age 10 OH; Samuel, age 8 OH; Daniel, age 6 OH.     


1860 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne County OH, page 314:  John PAINTER, age 63 PA, farmer; Susan, age 43 PA; John, age 27 OH; David, age 22 OH [see soldier below]; Samuel, age 18 OH; Daniel, age 16 OH; Susannah RICE, age 30 OH; Mary Eliz RICE, age 8 OH.

Wayne County Probate Court record:  Daniel PAINTER married Sarah HOEGNER on 8 Mar 1866 in Wayne County OH.  

1870 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne County OH, page 64:  Daniel PAINTER, age 26 OH, farmer; Sarah, age 24 OH; Rheuemme, age 3[?] [female]OH.  

1880 Census Chester Twp, Wayne, OH, page 56:  Daniel PAINTER, age 36 OH, farmer, parents born PA;  Sarah, wife,age 34 OH, father born Darmstadt, mother born PA; Ruemma, daughter, age 13 OH; Ellen E, daughter, age 10 OH; John W, son, age 5 OH; Jennie R, daughter, age 6 months, born Dec.

1900 Census, North 12th St, 5th Ward Independence city, Montgomery County, KS, page 203:  Daniel PAINTER, age 56 OH, born Apr 1844, retired hotel man, married 34 yrs, parents born PA; Sara, wife, age 54 OH, born Feb 1846, married 34 yrs, 5 children/5 still living, father born Germany, mother born PA; Jennie, daughter, age 19 OH, born Dec 1880, single, cracker factory emp.; Floy, daughter, age 15 OH, born Oct 1884, single.  

1910 Census....Heritage Quest lists  Daniel P????, age 66 OH living in Independence, Montgomery County, KS page 205.  But the page is impossible to read.

1920 Census, West Sycamore St, 5th Ward, Independence city, Montgomery County KS, page 146:  Daniel PAINTER, age 75 OH, no occupation,  parents born PA; Sarah, wife, age 73 OH, father born Germany, mother born PA.  A roomer was also living there named Marvin WOODWORTH, age 69 NY, single, parents born NY, no occupation.  

 

Painter, David   15 Aug 1862
Private David Painter was age 22 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

1850 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 162, Family 163: John PAINTER, age 53 PA, farmer; Susanna, age 33 PA; William, age 29 PA, blacksmith;  John, age 20 OH, farmer; Elizabeth, age 12 OH; David, age 10 OH; Samuel, age 8 OH; Daniel, age 6 OH.     

?1860 Census, Salt Creek Twp, Wayne County OH, page 178:  David PAINTER, age 21 OH, was a student living with John and Elizabeth RODGERS.


1860 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne County OH, page 314:  John PAINTER, age 63 PA, farmer; Susan, age 43 PA; John, age 27 OH; David, age 22 OH; Samuel, age 18 OH; Daniel, age 16 OH [see below]; Susannah RICE, age 30 OH; Mary Eliz RICE, age 8 OH.  

1870 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 66:  David PAINTER, age 31 OH, school teacher; Emily, age 28 OH; Wallace, age 3 OH.  

1880 Census, Lattasburg village, Chester Twp, Wayne County OH, page 62:  Emaline PAINTER, age 38 OH, parents born PA; Wallace W, son, age 14 OH; Charles C, son, age 11 OH.  [Note:  Emaline, age 59 OH, born Feb 1841,a widow, is listed as mother of Wallace PAINTER, in the 1900 census.  She is living with Wallace and his wife Hattie B, and their children Alice and Walter in Chester Twp, Wayne County OH.]

David Painter is buried at 8 Square Mennonite Cem, Chester Twp, Wayne County OH.  1838 - 22 Dec 1872.  

Palmer, George D.   19 Aug 1862
Private Palmer was age 18 when he entered service.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, Louisiana; mustered out 7 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio.
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1850 Census, Congress, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 362, Family 374:  George PALMER, age 30, farmer, OH; Elizabeth, age 28 OH; Jacob, age 8 OH; George M. D., age 6 OH; Isiah, age 4 OH; Valentine, age 2 OH; Barnhart PALMER, age 18 OH.  [Wayne County Probate Court Record:  George PALMORE married Elizabeth GRABLE on 13 Jan 1842 in Wayne Co OH.]

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 346:  Geo PALMER, age 40 OH, farmer; Elizabeth, age 39 OH; Jacob, age 17 OH, farm labor; George D, age 15 OH, farm labor; Isaiah, age 13 OH; Volney, age 11 OH; Sarah, age 3 OH; Susannah, age 1 OH.  [Note:  Wayne County Probate Court record:  George PALMORE married Elizabeth GRABLE on 13 Jan 1842 in Wayne County OH.]

1870 Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 135:  G D PALMER, age 25 OH, farmer; Nancy A, age 19 IN; Anna? J, age 1 OH.  

1880 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 142:  George D PALMER, age 33 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Nancy A, wife,  age 29 IN, father born PA, mother born OH; Mary Jane, daughter, age 11 OH; Edward, son, age 9 OH; Fenton, son, age 7 OH; Carry B, daughter, age 5 OH; Salena M, daughter, age 1 OH.  

There is a Civil War soldier Palmer, George D. 1844-1886 buried at Congress cemetery, Wayne county OH.

Pension Index:  George D PALMER, E 120 OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1880.  Widow, Nancy A PALMER, filed 1887 Mar ?25 in OH

1900 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 140:  Nancy PALMER, age 49 IN, born May 1851, widow, farmer, parents born IN; Clyde, son, age 16 OH, farm laborer; Icy, daughter, age 12 OH, born June 1887.  

1910 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 133:  Nancy A, age 58 IN, widow, 7 children/7 still living, no occupation, father born PA, mother born OH; Isa E, daughter, age 22 OH, single, bookkeeper at Wayne M/g co. [Note:  living next dwelling Clyde PALMER, age 26, with wife Eva and children Cecil W and Kermit E.]

1920 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 125:  Nancy A PALMER, age 68 IN, widow, father born PA, mother born IN, no occupation; Isadore E, daughter, age 30 OH, single, no occupation.

Ohio Online Death Certificate Index:  Nancy A Palmer died 28 Aug 1926 in Wayne County OH.

Wife's Death Record:  File # 53693, Nancy A. PALMER died 28 Aug 1926 at Congress, Wayne Co OH.  Widow of Geo. D. PALMER.  Born 4 May 1851 at Congress, Wayne Co OH.  Father Wm RICE, born PA.  Mother Fanny HOWMAN, born PA.  Burial Congress Cem.  Informant Ed PALMER of Wooster OH.  

Sister's Death record in Ohio:  File # 33789, Sarah Ann KEYSER died 28 May 1932 at West Salem, Wayne Co OH.  Married to Michael KEYSER.  Born 16 Nov 1856 at West Salem OH.  Father George PALMER, born OH.  Mother Elizabeth GRABLE, born OH.  Burial West Salem.  Informant M. KEYSER.  

Pancoast, James F.   15 Aug 1862
Private Pancoast was age 18 when he entered service.  He was discharged on 22 Mar 1863 at Young's Point, Louisiana, on a Surgeon's cerificate of disability.

Who was his mother?

1850 Census, Congress, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 309, Family 318:  P. PANCOST, age 49 PA, merchant of ?harness;  Harriet, age 18 OH; W. E. [male], age 15 OH, clerk; Mary E., age 13 OH; Rosutha, age 11 OH; James T, age 6 OH; Margaret, age 2 OH; Mary [PANCOST], age 73 PA; William STANLEY, age 9 OH; Adaline STANLEY, age 6 OH.  [Was James' father married to Sarah STANLEY at this time or not?]

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 347:  Pemberton PANCOAST,age 45 PA, tenant farmer; Sarah, age 40 PA; Stanley DEDDEM, age 20 OH; William DEDDEM, age 18 OH, farm labor; Adaline DEDDEM, age 16 OH, farm labor; James PANCOAST, age 15 OH, farm labor; Margaret, age 12 OH; Thomas P, age 10 OH; Eldorado [female] age 8 OH; Etta S, age 6 OH; Arthur C, age 2 OH; Hannah BRUNST or BRUNET, age 76 PA, widow.  [Note:  Wayne County Probate Court record:  Pemberton PANCOAST married Sarah B STANLEY on 27 Mar 1849 in Wayne County OH, so Sarah is not his mother.]

1870 Census, Naperville, Dupage Co, IL, page 488:  Pemberton and Sarah PANCOST are living there with Thomas, Eldorado, Sarah, arthur nad George.  James is not with them.  

1870 Census, Naperville, Dupage Co IL, page 486:  James PANCOST, age 25 OH, is a farm laborer living with the Gilbert and Sephrona ?KETEHETINN? family.  

1880 Census, Indiana St, Grand Rapids, Kent Co MI, page 526:  James PANCOST, age 32 OH, parents born OH, works furniture factory; Emma, wife, age 35 Canada, father born NY, mother born Nova Scotia; Albon J., son, age 1 month Michigan, born April, father born OH, mother born Canada.  

??????????1910 Census, Michigan Soldiers Home, Grand Rapids Twp, Kent County MI, page 74: line 85 James PANCOST, age 63, single, born US.  
Listed at Kent Co MI Genweb for burials at Soldiers Home:
Pancost, James M. n.d. Co. K. 25th Ohio Inf. .........................So, I am not sure that this James PANCOST is the correct person.

Patterson, Samuel*   8 Sept 1862  Soldiers and Sailors System lists him as Lemuel
Private Patterson was age 18 when he entered service.  He was detached in the 7th Michigan Battery on 27 Jan 1863.  No further record found.  

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 340:  John P PATTERSON, age 41 PA, farmer; Sarah A, age 30 OH; James H, age 19 OH, engineer; John, age 17 OH; Lemuel, age 14 OH; Robert, age 10 Oh; Victor, age 5 OH; Charley, age 1 OH; James RILEY, age 29 OH, journeyman wagon maker.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at St. Louis, Missouri, in Jefferson Barracks Cemetery in section 65 grave 159.  It says he died 30 Mar 1863.

Pershin, Harmon B.   15 Aug 1862             PERSHING
Private Pershin was age 18 when he entered service.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, Louisiana; mustered out 7 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio.

1850 Census, Congress, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 244, Family 246:  John PERSHIN, age 51 PA, farmer; Rebecca, age 42 PA; George?? [male], age 23 PA, farmer; Caroline, age 18 PA; Wesley C, age 16 PA, farmer; Phoeba A or S., age 14 PA; Mary J, age 11 PA; Harmon B, age 8 OH; Harriet M., age 5 OH; John C, age 3 OH.  

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 353:  John PERSHIN, age 61 PA, farmer; Rebecca, age 52 PA; Harmon B, age 18 OH; Harriet M, age 15 OH; John C, age 12 OH; Clarinda R, age 9 OH. [Note: living next door Wesley C PERSHIN [26PA] and his family]  [According to researcher at FamilySearch, Harmon's mother was Rebecca ROADMAN and Harmon married Eva HOLMES.  See Franklin HOLMES on this page.  Eva may have been his sister.]

1870 Census, Sullivan Twp, Ashland County OH, page 815:  Harmon PERSHING, age 28 OH, manager of farm; Eva, age 18 OH; Ida C, age 1 OH; Oliver HOLMES, age 13 OH, farm laborer.  

1880 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne County OH, page 54:  Harmon B PERSHING, age 38 OH, farmer, parents born PA:  Eve, wife, age 28 OH, parents born PA; Ida C, daughter, age 11 OH; Arminda M, daughter, age 4 OH; John C, brother, age 32 OH, carpenter; Olander B, son, age 9 OH.  [Note: is Olander John's son? probably]

1900 Census, Madison Twp, Lake Co OH, page 47:  Harmon B PERSHING, age 59 OH, born Oct 1841, married 31 yrs, farmer, parents born PA; Eve, wife, age 48 OH, born Aug 1851, married 31 yrs, 4 children/4 still living, parents born OH; Ruth T, daughter, age 8 OH, born May 1892.  

WorldConnect researchers say Harmon died in 1901.  

Pension Index:  Harmon B PERSHING, E 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1889 June 13 in OH.  Widow, Eve PERSHING, filed 1907 Dec 30 in OH.

Harmon's nephew????1900 Census, Village of Cato town, Ira Twp, Cayuga County NY, page 211:  Orlando B PERSHING, age 29 OH, single, born May 1871, parents born OH, no occupation listed.

Harmon's daughter???1900 Census, Auburn, Cayuga County NY, page 54:  Ida GREENLEE, age 31 OH,  is supposed to be on this page, but she must be under the smudges because I can't see her there.  According to WorldConnect researchers she would have been a widow then because her husband Edwin B GREENLEE died in 1899.

Harmon's widow and daughters Arminda M.????? and Ruth,1910 Census, Burbank Twp, Los Angeles County, CA, page 47:  Mark S ?????, age 32 OH, married 2 yrs, stenographer in building co; Minnie?, wife, age 33 OH, married 2 yrs, 0 children, parents born OH; Eva PERSHING, mother-in-law, age 58 OH, 4 children/4 still living, widow, parents born PA; Ruth T, sister-in-law, age 17 OH. [Note:  WorldConnect researchers say Arminda married Mark S VAN LEUVEN in 1907.]

Brother's Death record in Ohio: :  File # 59476:  John Clark PERSHING died 29 Oct 1921 at Hancock St, Wooster, Wayne Co OH.  Married to Rachel PERSHING.  Born 25 Dec 1847 at Pleasant Home OH.  Laborer.  Father John PERSHING, born OH.  Mother Rebecca Rod???, born OH.  Burial Wooster Cem.  Informant Mrs. Paul LYON of Wooster OH.  

Porter, John A.*   7 Oct 1862
Private Porter was age 22 when he entered service.  He died on 18 Mar 1863 at Memphis, Tennessee.

??1860 Census, Wayne Twp, Wayne County, OH, page :  Rob PORTER, age 50 PA, farmer; Elizabeth age 40 PA; John, age 20 PA; William, age 18 PA; George, age 15 PA; Robert age 12 VA; Sarah J, age 11 VA; James, age 9 VA; Albert age 3 OH; Catharn, age 5 OH; not named, age 1 month, OH.  

There is a pension listed for John A Porter, Co E 120th in Ohio in 1872.  I need the image to see who applied.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Memphis, Tennessee, in the Mississippi River Cemetery, section 2 grave 141.

Rapp, John*   18 Aug 1862
Sergeant Rapp was age 30 when he entered service.  He was appointed from Corporal on 26 Jan 1863; he died 21 Apr 1863 on the hospital boat Nashville.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi, section A grave 42.

For information about a hospital ship named Nashville go to this outside site:
http://members.tripod.com/~Write4801/riverboats/n.html 

Redman, Levi   17 Sept 1862
Private Redman was age 21 when he entered service. [No further comments listed.]

?????There was a Levi REDMAN who was born in OH, but lived in IN.  He was the right age to be the soldier and his record is marked UA in the 1910 census for service in the Union Army.  But the only pension file I have found shows him in Co D of the 30th Indiana and doesn't mention the 120th.  

1850 Census, Harrison Twp, Preble County, OH, page : Samuel READMAN, age 33 OH, farmer; Elizabeth, age 29 OH; Levi N READMAN, age 11 OH; Margaret, age 6 OH; Rachel, age 3 OH.  

1860 Census, Perry, Noble County, IN, page 108: Samuel REDMAN, age 43 VA, butcher; Elizabeth, age 39 OH; Levi, age 20 OH, farm laborer; Margaret, age 15 OH; Rachel, age 12 OH; Martha, age 10 OH; Elenoria, age 7 OH; Samuel, age 4 OH; William, age 1 OH.  

1870 Census, Perry Twp, Noble Co IN, page 243:  Levi N. REDMAN, age 30 OH, farmer; Mary E, age 28 IN; Izora, age 9 IN; Jacob, age 3 IN; Margaret, age 8 months IN, born Nov 1869.  

1880 Census, Perry Twp, Noble Co IN, page 413:  Nelson REDMAN, age 40 OH, works in saw mill, father born PA, mother born OH; Mary E., wife, age 37 IN, parents born OH; Isora A., daughter, age 18 IN, parents born OH; Franklin, son, age 12 IN, parents born OH; Burton A., son, age 7 IN, parents born OH; Harry W, son, age 5 IN, parents born OH.  [I think some of the children's birthplaces are not correct.]

<1892> Married Mary P.

1900 Census, Perry Twp, Noble Co IN, page 115 on two pages:  Soloman FAHL, age 45 IN, born Mar 1855, married 19 yrs, father born Canada, mother born OH, farmer; Rosettie, wife, age 37 IN, born Apr 1863, parents born OH; Eva M., daughter, age 11 IN, born Sep 1888, parents born IN; Harry L, sonk, age 10 IN, born Jan 1890, parents born IN; Hallie N, daughter, age 8 IN, born May 1892, parents born IN; Levy N. REDMAN, age 60 OH, born Oct 1839, married 8 yrs, saw mill owner, father born VA, mother born OH; Mary P, wife, age 50 OH, born Dec 1849, married 8 yrs, 1 child/1 still living,  parents born OH.  

<1903>Married Sarah A.  

1910 Census, Perry, Noble County, IN, page 2:  Levi N REDMAN, age 70 OH, married 4 times, father born VA, mother born OH, married 7 yrs, engineer in sawmill.  Column marked UA for service in the Union Army; Sarah A, wife, age 52 Maryland, married 2 tmes, married 7 yrs, 0 children/0 still living.  

born 2 oct 1839, died 4 Apr 1921 at Ligonier, Nobel Co IN. Married 4 times.  Second husband of Sarah Ann DIXON. Pension file says Co D, 30th IN.  But was he also in the 120th OH?

Rider, John E.   20 Feb 1864
Private Rider was age 22 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.
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1850 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 213, Family 214:  Rudy RIDER, age 38 PA, farmer; Eliza Ann, age38 PA; Christian, age 15 OH; Martin, age 13 OH; John, age 9 OH; Elizabeth Ann, age 7 OH; Ephraim, age 4 OH; Nancy C, age 1 OH; David RESHLY, age 70 Germany.  [Note:  Rudolph RIDER married Eliza Ann BROWN on 1 Feb 1833 in Wayne Co OH.]

1860 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 25:  Roudy RYDER, age 47 PA, farmer; Elisa, age 47 PA; John, age 19 OH; Elizabeth, age 18? OH; Mary, age 16 OH; Benjamin, age 7 OH; Lavina, age 4 OH.  

Wayne County Probate Court record:  John E RIDER married Barbara BOTT on 24 Dec 1866 in Wayne County, OH.  

1870 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County OH, page 177:  Jno E RIDER, age 26 OH, day laborer; Barbara, age 31 OH; Susanah, age 1 OH.  [Note: next dwelling Simon BOTT, age 60 PA, and Anna BOTT, age 56 PA.

1880 Census, East Union, Wayne, OH, page 162:  John RYDER, age 29? OH, works by day, father born PA, mother born OH; Barbara, wife, age 41 OH, parents born PA; Savanie, daughter, age 11 OH; Milton, son, age 9 OH; Wallace, son, age 6 OH; Orilla, daughter, age 3 OH; John H, son, age 1 OH.  

1900  Census, can't see him in 1900

1910 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County OH, page 152:  John REIDER, age 70 OH, first marriage, married 45 yrs, parents born OH; Barbra, wife, age 71? OH, first marriage, married 45 yrs, 6 children/5 still living, parents born PA; John B, son, age 31 OH, single, day? laborer.  [Note:  Column 30 looks like it was marked for military service for John Sr.]

1920 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County OH, page 149:  John E RIDER, age 78 OH, widower, farmer on general farm, parents born PA;  Wallace E, son, age 45 OH, single, farm laborer, parents born OH; Rilla, daughter, age 43 OH, widow; Morgory M, granddaughter, age 8 OH, parents born OH.  

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Daily Record 19 Mar 1924 page 2
Facts from the obituary:  John Rider of Apple Creek, born East Union twp, Wayne county OH, born 15 Aug 1841, died 14 Mar 1924, parents Rudy and Eliza Brown Rider, 8 siblings[including Savanah wife of John Foster, Wallace, Rilla wife of CLOUSE, John of home and Milton of Applecreek], 7 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, Company E 120th OVI transferred to Co. B, married Barbary Bott, had six children, burial Applecreek cemetery.

The obituary says that he transferred from Company E to Company B.  However, he is not listed in the Roster on Company B.  Grave Registration Card shows that John was in Co B of the 48th Ohio as well as Co E of the 120th.  He was born 15 Aug 1841 and died 10 Mar 1924.  

Death record in Ohio:  File #18929, John E. REIDER died at East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH, on 10 Mar 1924.  Widowed.  Born 15 Aug 1841 in OH.  Farmer.  Father, Rudy REIDER born PA.  Mother Eliza A. BROWN, born PA.  Burial Applecreek, OH.  Informant, Mrs. Rilla CLOUSE of Applecreek, OH.  

Rittenhouse, William   23 Sept 1862
Private Rittenhouse was age 18 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.
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1850 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 258, Family 271:  Matthias RITTENHOUSE, age 45 PA, farmer; Catharine, age 45 PA; James, age 20 PA, farmer; Henry, age 16 OH, farmer; Mary, age 13 OH; Abraham, age 11 OH; Matthias, age 9 OH; William, age 7 OH; Reuben, age 6 months OH.  

1860 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne County OH, page 273:  Mathias RITTENHOUSE, age 55 PA, farmer; Catharine, age 54 PA; Abraham, age 21 OH; Mathias, age 18 OH; William, age 16 OH; Reuben, age 10 OH, Barbary ALLEMAN, age 50 OH, widow.  

1870 Census, haven't found.

1880 Census Perry, Ashland, OH, page 203:  Wm RITTENHOUSE, age 36 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Similda, wife, age 28 OH, parents born PA; Benj. F MARTIN, other, age 11 OH, works on farm, father born VA, mother born OH; Alice, other, age 9 TN, servant, father born VA, mother born OH.  

1900 Census, Perry Twp, Ashland County, OH, page 185:  William RITTENHOUSE, age 56 OH, born Dec 1843, married 29 yrs, farmer, parents born PA; Samilda A, wife, age 49 OH, born Mar 1851, married 29 yrs, 0 children, parents born PA.  

1910 Census, Perry Twp, Ashland County OH, page 253:  William RITTENHOUSE, age 66 OH, first marriage, married 38 yrs, general farming, parents born PA; Similda A, wife, age 59 OH, first marriage, married 38 yrs, 0 children, father born NY,mother born PA. Also living there are Ray W SWAISGOOD, nephew, single, age 17 IL, farm laborer, father born OH, mother born IL; Mary G SWAISGOOD, neice, age 13 CO, father born OH, mother born IL. [Column 30 indicates UA for military service for William.]

1920 Census, Rowsburg, Perry Twp, Ashland County OH, page 227:  William RITTENHOUSE, age 76 OH, retired farmer, parents born PA; Similda A, wife, age 68 OH, parents born PA; Ray W SWAISGOOD, hired man, age 27 NB, farm operator on general farm, father born OH, mother born IL.  

Find A Grave:  William RITTENHOUSE born 7 Dec 1843, died 6 May 1939, buried Trinity Cem, Ashland County OH.

Ohio Online Death Certificate Index:  William RITTENHOUSE died 6 May 1939 in Ashland County OH.

 Pension Index:  William RITTENHOUSE, F 48th, H 114th, and E 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed but date is smudged.  Date could be 1890 or 1892 Dec 9 in OH.  

Death record in Ohio:  File #28828, William RITTENHOUSE died 6 May 1939 at his residence 529 Vine St, Ashland, Ashland Co OH.  Served in the Civil War.  Widower of Samilda RITTENHOUSE.  Retired farmer.  Born 7 Dec 1843 in Wayne Co. OH.  Father Mathias RITTENHOUSE, born Lancaster Co PA.  Mother Katherine GUTWALTZ, born Lancaster Co PA.  Burial Trinity Cem.  Informant, Ray SWAISGOOD.

Roseborough, Joseph E.   15 Aug 1862
1st Lieutenant Roseborough's age upon entering service is not given.  He resigned 24 Mar 1863.  [Joseph E Roseborough, Private, Company C, 16th Ohio Infantry, for 3 months according to the bio below and Soldiers and Sailors System site.]
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Listed in the Wooster Republican on 29 January 1863:
At Overton Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee: Lieutenant J E Roseborough of the 120th is listed as convalescent.

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Land Patent:  John ROSEBOROUGH of Wayne Co Ohio purchased East half of the northwest quarter of section eight in township 21 of Range 14 in the district of lands offered for sale at Wooster, OH, containing 80 acres.  1826 Sep 29?          [Note: Twp 21, Range 14 is Congress Twp.]

1850 Census, haven't found.

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 338:  Jane ROSEBOROUGH, age 57 PA?, widow;  Joseph E, age 25 OH, teacher in common school; William, age 23 OH, farm laborer.  [Note parents of Joseph E at  Find A Grave:  Jane Ewing ROSEBOROUGH, daughter of Wm ROSEBOROUGH and Agnes EWING was married in 1825 to John ROSEBOROUGH.  She died in 1881 and is buried at Congress Cemetery, Congress, Wayne County OH.  Her husband John died in 1838.  Joseph's siblings were George, Samuel, John W, Mary A, William M, and Erasmus A.]

1870 Census, Shiloh village, Cass Twp, Richland County OH, page 42:  Joseph E ROSEBOROUGH, age 33 OH, physician;  Jane, age 67 PA.  

1880 Census, Shiloh village, Richland County OH, page 26:  J E ROSBOROUGH, age 46 OH, Physician, parents born PA; Celesty, wife, age 30 OH, father born PA, mother born OH; F R, daughter, age 8 OH; M J, son, age 7 OH; B J, son, age 5 OH; Vonnew?Vonview?, son, age 2 OH; H D, daughter, age 4 months OH, born in Jan 1880.

There is a bio of J. E. Roseborough on the following site:
http://www.heritagepursuit.com/Richland/RichlandCass.htm 
Joseph E., a doctor,  was born in Wayne county OH on 16 Feb 1834.  He was living in Wooster, OH, when he raised a company for the 120th.  In 1866 he moved to Richland County, OH.  Wife: Miss Celesta CLELAND.  They had five children at the time of the writing of History of Richland County [1880 compiled by A. A. Graham].   The bio listed him as being in Company C although he is listed in the Official Roster Volume 8 in company E.

Pension Index:  Joseph E ROSEBOROUGH, E 120th OH Inf.  Widow, Calista ROSEBOROUGH, filed in 1890 Sep 2 in OH.  

1900 Census, Hoadley St, Cleveland 7th Ward, Precinct D, Cuyahoga County, OH, page 156:  Celia [could be Celeste] ROSEBOROUGH, age 50 OH, widow, born Feb 1850, parents born PA; Milne, son, age 27 OH, single, born Apr 1873, parents born OH, sketch artist;  Donald, son, age 18 OH, single, born Mar 1882, engraver,  parents born OH;  Josephine, daughter, age 13 OH, single, born Mar 1887, parents born OH.  

Rumbaugh, Adam   15 Aug 1862
Private Rumbaugh was age 19 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

1850 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 144, Family 146:  Isaac ROMBAUGH, age 34 PA; Mary, age 36 PA; Susanna, age 11 OH; Adam, age 7 OH; Daniel, age 4 OH; William, age 1 OH; John HAYNES, age 24 OH, farmer.  [Adam's mother could be Mary C KNIGHT....Family Search.]

1860 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne County OH, page 313:  Isaac ROMBAUGH, age 44 PA, farmer; Catharine, age 39 Bavaria; Susan, age 22 OH; Adam, age 18 OH, farm labor; Daniel, age 15 OH; William, age 12 OH; Elizabeth, age 9 OH; Mary T?, age 3 OH.  

Wayne Co OH probate court record:  Adam RUMBAUGH married Catharine SHANK on 30 Dec 1869 in Wayne Co OH.  

1870 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne County OH, page 61:  Adam RUMBAUGH, age 27 OH, farmer; Catherine, age 19 OH.

1880 Census, Chapin, Saginaw County, MI, page 55:  Adam RUMSBAUGH, age 36 OH, farmer, can't read parents birthplaces; Catharine, wife, age 29 OH, parents born PA; Lucinda, daughter, age 5 OH; Lamburitis, son, age 2 OH.  

1900 Census, Chapin Twp, Saginaw County, MI, page 153:  Adam RUMBAUGH, age 57 OH, born May 1843, married 31 yrs, farmer, parents born PA; Catherine, wife, age 49 OH, born Dec 1850, married 31 yrs, 4 children/2 still living, father born MD, mother born PA; Burtus?, son, age 22 OH, born Sep 1877 farm laborer; Lizzie, daughter, age 14 MI, born Nov 1885.  

Pension Index:  Adam C RUMBAUGH, F 48th, H 114th and E 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1887 or 1897 in Michigan.  Widow, Catherine RUMBAUGH, filed 1906 Mar? 29? in Michigan.  

Find A Grave:  Adam C RUMBAUGH, born 1843, died 1906, burial Ford Cemetery, Bannister, Gratiot County, MI.  [Catherine 1851-1919]

Schwartz, Augustus   15 Aug 1862
Click hereClick here Private Schwartz was age 34 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

Notice on these photos that the stone is not for Augustus but the flag holder is. [Benuel [Benwell] SWARTZ was living in Plain Twp in 1850 and in Chester Twp in 1860, with Lucetta and children.  Was Benwell an older brother of Augustus?  Later census shows that Augustus was single, so clearly Benwell is not the same person as Augustus.  Augustus must have been buried near Benwell, but with no stone.]

Burial:  At Soldiers and Sailors System site, his name in the 120th is spelled SWARTZ.  In the 114th, alternate names, SWARTZ and SCHWARTZ, private, M552 roll 95.  In the 48th OH Co. F, Augustus SCHWARTZ, Private, M552 roll 95.  Augustus SWARTZ  is also listed as private, in Co F 18th OH infantry, M552, roll107.  The Wayne County grave registration cards list Augustus SWARTZ  in the Co F of the  6th OVM. and say that he is buried at Jefferson Cem. Plain Twp, Wayne County OH.  The marker at the cemetery clearly shows that this is the Augustus SWARTZ of the 120th.  
At Soldiers and Sailors System, Augustus SCHWARTZ is listed in Co F, 48th Batt'n Ohio Infantry and Co H, 114th Ohio Infantry with the alternate name Augustus SWARTZ.

1850 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne County OH, page 357:  Jacob Schwartz, age 61 PA, merchant; Elizabeth, age 53 PA; Augustus, age 22 PA; Elizabeth, age 19 PA; Margret, age 17 PA; Mary A, age 17 PA; Susan, age 14 OH.  

1860 Census Plain Twp, Wayne County OH, page 255:  Jacob SWARTS, age 71 PA, merchant; Elizabeth, age 63 PA; Augustus, age 30, harness maker, PA;

1870 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne County OH, page 286:  Jacob SWARTZ, age 81 PA, living with ??Henery and M B STEVIE, a grocer. Listed in the next dwelling are Elizabeth SWARTS, age 28 PA, and Augustus, age 30 PA. Jacob, Elizabeth and Augustus are all without occupation.  [ages wrong]

1880 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne County OH, page 293:  Augustus SWARTZ, age 49 PA, farmer, parents born PA; Elizabeth, sister, age 42 PA, parents born PA.  

1900 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne County OH, page 36:  Augustus SWARTZ, age 71 PA, single, born June 1828, farmer, parents born PA;  Elizabeth, sister, age 68 PA, single, born Jan?1831, parents born PA.  

Pension Index:  Augustus SWARTZ, F 48th, C? 114th and E 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1906 in OH.  

I haven't found him in the 1910 census.  Can't find in Death Cert. Records online.  

 

Shaver, Thomas A.   15 Aug 1862
Private Shaver was age 21 when he entered service.  He transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps on 11 Oct. 1863.
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1850 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 371, Family 383:  Robert SHAVER, age 40 PA, farmer; Martha, age 32 PA; Elizabeth, age 11 OH; Thomas A., age 9 OH; Ellen, age 6 OH; Margaret, age 2 OH; Mary A, age 7 months OH.  


1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 331:  Robert SHAFFER, age 50 PA, farmer; Martha, age 43 PA; Thomas A, age 19 OH, college; Elizabeth I, age 20 OH; Eleanor, age 15 OH, deaf and ?; Margaret, age 12 OH; Mary Ann, age 10 OH; John, age 8 OH; Joseph S, age 6 OH; Ida M, age 4 OH.  

1870 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 137:  Robert SHAVER, age 60 PA, keeping house; Martha, age 54 PA; Thomas G, age 28 OH; Ellen, age 25 OH, deaf?; Margret, age 22 OH; Mary A, age 20 OH; John H, age 18 OH; Joseph S [Note: 1880 Stewart], age 16 OH; Maitteg? [female] [Note: 1880 Ida], age 14 OH.

Wayne County Probate Court record: T A SHAVER married Lena MCKEE on 28 Jan 1871 in Wayne County OH. 

1880 Census Township 101 Range 56, Hanson, Dakota Territory, page 48: Thomas A SHAVER, age 40 OH, minister, parents born PA; Lena, wife, age 36 OH, parents born PA; Ada, daughter, age 9 OH; George A, son, age 7 OH.  

1900 Census, Chadbourn Twp, Columbus County, NC, page 37:  T A SHAVER, age 60 OH, born Dec 1840, married 30 yrs, children filled in and crossed out 2/1, fruit grower, parents born PA; Scinda L, wife, age 56 OH, born Jan 1844, married 30 yrs, 1 child/1 still living, father born PA, mother born OH; Ada, daughter, age 29 OH, single, born Jan 1871, parents born OH.  

Pension Index:  Thomas A SHAVER, E 120th, 15 Co, 2nd Battalion VRC, and H 8th VRC.  Invalid filed 1889 in OH.  Widow, Scinda L SHAVER, filed 1910 June? 16.  Notation at the bottom says died Apr 17, 1910 in Chadbourn NC.  

1910 Sinda L SHAVER is living in Chadbourn Twp Columbus County, NC, with daughter Ada who is still single.

 

Shoup, William H.*   13 Aug 1862
Cemetery PhotoPrivate Shoup was age 20 when he entered service.  He was killed 1 May 1863 in the battle of Thompson's Hill, Mississippi.  The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi.

There is a stone for a Civil War soldier Shoup, W.H. died 1863, at Burbank cemetery, Wayne county OH, died 1 May 1863, age 20 yrs, 6 months.   His brother's name is on the same stone:  C.W. Shoup, died on the Steamer Sultana, 28 Apr 1865, age 21.

Wooster Republican 28 May 1863: Casualties in the 120th Ohio:  Wm H. Shoup, killed.

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 338:  George SHOUP, age 44 PA, a farmer;  Catherine, age 44 PA?; John age 21 PA?, teacher in common school;  William, age 18 PA?, teacher in common school;  Charles, age 16 PA? [This must be the CW below who died on the Sultana];   Caroline, age 11 PA?;  Thomas, age 8 PA?;  Sarah J, age 6 PA?.  
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Showalter, Joseph   15 Aug 1862
Private Showalter was age 46 when he entered service.  He was discharged 28 June 1863 at Black River, Mississippi,  on a Surgeon's cerificate of disability. 
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First marriage to Mary HOFFINES

1850 Census, Canaan Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 304, Family 304:  Joseph SHOWALTER, age 31 PA, blacksmith; Mary, age 32 PA; John, age 7 OH; Henry, age 5 OH; Elizabeth, age 3 OH; Franklin, age 2 OH; Catharine, age 1 OH.  

1855 married to Eliza J. HUNTSMAN

1860 Census, Canaan Twp, Wayne County OH, page 248:  Joseph SHOWALTER, age 41 PA, blacksmith; Eliza, age 24 OH; Henry, age 15 OH; Elizabeth, age 13 OH; Franklin, age 12 OH; Catherine, age 10 OH; Ezra, age 9 OH; Jenny, age 5 OH; Albertes [male] age 3 OH; Marion, age 1 OH; unnamed male, age 4 months OH.  

1870 Census, Wayne Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 368:  Joseph SHOEWALTER, age 52 PA, blacksmith; Eliza J, age 33 OH; Jenney, age 14 OH; Marion, age 12 OH; William, age 10 OH; Charles C, age 4 OH.  

1880 Census Wayne Twp, Wayne County OH, page 345:  Joseph SHOWALTER, age 63 PA, blacksmith, parents born PA; Eliza J, wife, age 44 OH, parents born PA; Marion, son, age 21 OH, day laborer; William, son, age 20 OH, farmer; Charles C, son, age 14 OH; Leta E, daughter, age 9 OH.  

Hardesty's Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia [Wayne county OH version] page 505 in the Wayne Township section:
Joseph Showalter at Wooster, Ohio August 15, 1862, began life as a soldier, by enlisting in the ranks of Company E, 120th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 1st brigade, 4th division, 13th army corps.  Who can fully estimate the boundless patriotism, and unselfish devotion to his native land, of a fond father, when he leaves his household of little children, needing his constant care, to enter ranks in the army?  Such devotion was shown by the subject of our sketch.  His first services were rendered at Chickasaw Bluffs, where the army under General Sherman, attempted to make its first landing in the vicinity of Vicksburg.  In this battle the Union troops were badly defeated.  Next followed the conflict at Arkansas Post, and in quick succession those of Youngs Point, Rich Mountain, and the severe skirmishes, or small battles, in the vicinity of Vicksburg, at Holmes plantation, and Smiths Plantation, and lastly, to the Black River Bridge. At this place Mr. Showalter was discharged for physical disability, June 30, 1863, having been a member of the army eleven months.  During this period he had been frequently detailed as regimental blacksmith, and veterinary surgeon. Mr. Showalter is a member of the Given Post, G.A.R., No. 133.  He is a son of John and Catharine (Hair) Showalter, and was born in Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania, October 21, 1819.  He was united in marriage to Mary Hoffines. Their children are:  John W. born July 27, 1843, now living in Steuben county, Indiana; Henry, November 1, 1844, whose home is in Westfield, Medina county, Ohio; Elizabeth, June 24, 1846, also living in the same place; Benjamin F., March 19, 1849, residing at Sterling, Wayne county, Ohio; Catharine, October 19, 1850, [residing in] in Steuben county Indiana; Ezra, March 19, 1852, [residing in] Wayne township, Wayne county, Ohio.  In Wooster, Wayne county, Ohio, June 2, 1855, by George Bronie, Esq., Joseph Showalter was married to Eliza J. Huntsman, the daughter of David and Catharine (Ulrick) Huntsman.  Mrs. Showalter was born in Massillon, Ohio, November 10, 1835.  The children of the second marriage are:  Jennie L., born February 16, 1856, now living in Chatham, Ohio; Marion, November 29, 1859, living at home; William, April 24, 1860, [living in] in Steuben county, Indiana; Charles C., July 1, 1866, and Ida Ellen, October 20, 1877, at home.  Elias Huntsman, the brother of Mrs. Showalter, was a member of Company K, 16th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and was instantly killed by a shot through the head at the battle of Chickasaw Bluffs.  Mr. Showalter is engaged as a farmer, his postoffice address is Madisonburg, Ohio.
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1900 Census, Canaan Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 51:   Joseph SHOWALTER, age 80 PA, born Oct 1819, married 45 yrs, farmer, father born MD, mother born Pa; Eliza,wife, age 64 OH, born Nov 1835, married 45 yrs, 8 children/4 still living, father born PA, mother born Germany.

Pension Index:  Joseph SHOWALTER, E 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1878.  Widow, Eliza J SHOWALTER, filed 1903? Mar? 31 in OH.  

There is a Civil War soldier
Showalter, Joseph, no dates given, buried at Jackson Presbyterian cemetery, Canaan Twp, Wayne county OH.  The dates given for this soldier at the RB Hayes Obituray Index can't be correct.

Smith, George   15 Aug 1862
Private Smith was age 19 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

????1850 Chester Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 332:  Samuel SMITH, age 38 VA, laborer; Elizabeth, age 29 PA; William E, age 10 OH; George, age 7 OH; Jackson, age 5 OH; Henry, age 4 OH; Mary, age 2 OH.  

????1860 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 305:  Samuel SMITH, age 48 VA, farmer; Elizabeth, age 39 PA; George, age 16 OH; Jackson, age 14 OH; Henry, age 13 OH; Mary, age 11 OH; Rebecca J, age 7 OH; Jacob, age 3 OH; Simon, age 9 months OH.  

????1870 Census, Wayne Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 376:  Samuel SMITH, age 58 VA, tenant farmer; Elizabeth, age 49 PA; George, age 28 OH, laborer; Henry, age 23 OH, carpenter; Mary, age 21 OH; Rebekah, ag 18 OH; Simon, age 9 OH; Charles W., ag 6 OH; William, age 3 OH; William RICHER, age 1 OH.  

Spear, Wesley W.   8 Aug 1862    Captain Spear is also listed with Company D.  I have put all of the information that I have about him with that company.  Please go to that page to read about him.
Captain Spear was age 26 when he entered service.  He was transferred as 1st Lieutenant Co. D on 26 Feb 1864; promoted to Captain 11 Aug 1864; transferred to Co. H 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.
 

Spencer, William G.   21 Aug 1862
Sergeant Spencer was age 24 when he entered service.  He was appointed from Corporal on 1 June 1863; captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, Louisiana; mustered out 7 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio.
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Wayne County Probate Court Record:  Wm G SPENCER married Mary FRANCIS on 29 Dec 1867 in Wayne County OH.  

1870 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 136:  Wm SPENCER, age 32 PA, blacksmith; Mary, age 31 OH; Rosa L, age 2 OH; Frank P or O, age 4 months OH, born in Feb.

1880 Census, Altamont, Effingham County, IL, page 387:  William B SPENCER, age 42 PA, blacksmith, parents born PA; Mary, wife, age 41 OH, father born PA, mother born OH; Rosa L, daughter, age 11 OH; Frank, son, age 10 OH; Emma B, daughter, age 3 OH; Wil B FRANCIS, stepson, age 23 OH, father born PA, mother born OH, common laborer; John W FRANCIS, stepson, age 20 OH, father born PA, mother born OH, common laborer;  John BERRY, other, age 20 OH, common laborer, parents born OH.  [Note:  Adam FRANCIS and Mary are in the 1860 census with William B and John W.  They are in Congress Twp Wayne County OH, page 338, living with Henry HOWMAN.  Their ages are blotted out but Adam is 2?.  Wayne County Probate Court record:  Adam M FRANCIS married Mary YOUNG on 27 May 1856 in Wayne County OH.]

1900 Census National City, National Twp, San Diego County, CA, page 57:  William G SPENCER, age 62 PA, married 20 yrs, father born PA, mother born CT, no occupation given.  He is a boarder, living with Hattie J PHILLIPS.

Sons of Union Veterans:  Burial Fallbrook Oddfellows Cem, West Clemmens Lane, Fallbrook, San Diego County, CA.  Lot 14

Pension Index:  William G SPENCER, E 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1867.  Widow, Mary SPENCER, filed 1908 Jan 18? in Illinois.  

Stanley, William B.   19 Aug 1862
Private Stanley was age 20 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.
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Note about mother of the soldier:  Wayne County Probate Court record: Sarah B STANLEY married Pemberton PANCOAST on 27 Mar 1849 in Wayne County OH.  So who was she married to before?  Who was the soldier's father?]

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 347:  Pemberton PANCOAST, age 45 PA, tenant farmer; Sarah, age 40 PA;  Deddem STANLEY, age 20 OH; William STANLEY, age 18 OH, farm labor; Adaline STANLEY, [female]age 16 OH farm labor; James PANCOAST, age 15 OH, farm labor; Margaret PANCOAST, age 12 OH; Thomas P PANCOAST, age 10 OH; Eldorado PANCOAST, age 8 OH; Etta S PANCOAST, age 6 OH; Arthur C PANCOAST, age 2 OH; Hanna BRUNST, age 76 PA, widow.  [This is just three dwellings away from the WOOD family.]

1870 Census, Naperville town, Dupage County, IL, page 488:  Steven THATCHER, age 49 NY, farmer; Addie, age 26 OH; Clide [female] age 6 months IL, born Nov; William STANLEY, age 28 OH, farm labor.  

Wayne County Probate Court record:  William B STANLEY married Sarah C WOODS on 7 Aug 1878 in Wayne County OH.  [Note:  John and Jane WOODS living in Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, in 1860 with a daughter named Sarah C, age 10, page 347.  They are listed as WOOD in 1870 and Sarah C is age 20 born in PA.]

1880 Census, Naperville, Du Page, IL, page 305:  William B STANLEY, age 38 OH, farmer, father born OH, mother born PA; Sarah K, wife, age 30 OH, parents born PA; Florence, daughter, age 10 months IL.

1900 Census, Naperville Twp, Du Page IL, page 243:  William STANLEY, age 58 OH, born Nov 1841, farmer, married 21 yrs, father born OH, mother born PA; Sarah C, wife, age 50 PA, born Jan 1850, married 21 yrs, 2 children/2 still living, parents born PA; Florence N, daughter, age 21 IL, born Aug 1878, single, teacher; Effa A daughter, age 17 IL, born Dec 1882.  

Pension Index:  William B STANLEY, E 120th, I 48th and H 114th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1885.  Widow, Katharine STANLEY, filed 1901 Oct 11 in Illinois.  

1910 Census 1st Ward Aurora, Kane County, IL, page 46:  Sarah STANLEY, age 60 PA, looks like M for married, married 31 or 32 yrs, 2 children/2 still living, parents born PA;  Florence, daughter, age 30 IL, single, teacher, father born OH, mother born PA; Ethel, daugher, age 27? IL, single ?? wholesale; father born OH, mother born PA.  

1920 Census 1st Ward Aurora, Kane County IL, page 127:  Sarah STANLEY, age 69 PA, widow, parents born PA; Florence, daughter, age 40 IL, single, teacher in normal school, father born OH, mother born PA; Ethel, daughter, age 37 IL, single, bookkeeper in grocery store, father born OH, mother born PA.

Stinehouer, Jacob   15 Aug 1862
Corporal Stinehouer's age upon entering service not given.  He was appointed 26 Jan 1863; transferred to Co. B 23d Regiment, Veteran Reserve Corps, 6 Nov 1863; mustered out 19 July 1865 at Clinton, Iowa.

?????? 1850 Census Richland Twp, Holmes County OH, page 257 :  Jacob STINEROWER, age 40 Germany, farmer; Mary, age 52 Germany; John, age 15, labor, Germany; Jacob, age 13 Germany; Elizabeth, age 10 Germany; Mary, age 8 Germany.  

Wayne County Probate Court record:  Jacob STINEHOWER married Martha FLACK on 13 Mar 1860 in Wayne County OH.  

1860 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 306:  Jacob STEINHOWER, age 27 Hess, laborer; Martha, age 23 OH.  

1870 Census, 22nd Ward Brooklyn, Kings County, NY, page 664:  Jacob STINEHOWER, age 37 Germany, foreman in flour mill; Martha, age 33 OH; Orill O, age 7 OH; Cora M, age 4 NY; Frank L, age 2 NY; unnamed male, age 6 months NY, born in March.  

1879 Lain's Brooklyn Directory:  STINEHOWER, Jacob..... flour & hay.... Hamilton av n Penny Bridge h 218 10th

Family Search contributor:  Born 16 May 1833, Died 3 Mar 1880.  

Family Search shows that there is a pension record for Jacob, Co E 120th, dated 1882 in OH, but I would need the image to see what is on it.

1880 Census, 22nd Ward, Brooklyn, Kings County, NY, page 152:  Martha STINEHOWER, age 42 OH, parents born PA; Orill O, son, age 17 OH, clock makers assistant, father born Germany, mother born OH; Cora M, daughter, age 14 NY; father born Germany, mother born OH; Frank S., son, age 12? NY, cash boy in store, father born Germany, mother born OH; Harry O, son, age 10 NY, cash boy in fancy store, father born Germany, mother born OH; Ira I?, son, age 7 NY, father born Germany, mother born OH;  Charles C, son, age 5 NY, father born Germany, mother born OH.  

1900 Census, 6th Avenue, 22 ward Brooklyn, Kings County, NY, page 222:  the children Orrill [born Oct 1872], Cora [born Oct 1877], Harry [born Mar 1870], and Charles [born Feb 1874] are all living together.  An Aunt, Sarah FLACK, age 61 OH,  is also living there.  She is single, so that verifies Martha's maiden name. 1910 Sarah FLACK and Cora are still living together in Brooklyn.

Stougt, William H.*   14 Aug 1862
Private Stougt was age 24 when he entered service.  He died on 20 Jan 1863 on a hospital boat.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Mound City, Illinois.
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I may have the right person, but the age at entering service does not match up.

???1850 Census, Wayne Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 142, Family 142:  Daniel STOUT, age 39 PA, farmer; Catherine, age 32 PA; John P, age 13 OH; Daniel J, age 11 OH; Jacob O, age 9 OH; William H, age 7 OH; Simon P, age 5 OH; Susan E, age 3 OH.  

???1860 Census, Wayne Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 157-158:  Danl STOUT, age 48 PA, farmer; Cathrine, age 42 PA; Daniel, age 21 OH, farm laborer; Jacob, age 19 OH, farm laborer; William, age 17 OH, farm laborer; Simon, age 15 OH; Susan?, age 13 OH; Cathrine, age 9 OH; Franklin P, age 7 OH; James F, age 5 OH.  


There is a stone for Civil War soldier Stout, William H. died 1864 at Lehman (Salem Lutheran) cemetery, Wayne county OH.

Sullinger, Jacob*   15 Aug 1862
Private Sullinger was age 27 when he entered service.  He was discharged on 7 Nov 1863 at New Orleans, Louisiana,  on a Surgeon's cerificate of disability; he died on 17 Dec 1863 at Cairo, Illinois.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Mound City, Illinois.

1850 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 361:  John SULLINGER, age 47 Switzerland, farmer; Mary A, age 50 Switzerland; Susanna, age 18 Switzerland; Elizabeth, age 17 Switzerland; Jacob, age 14 Switzerland.  

1860 census Plain Township, Wayne County OH:  John SULLINGER age 48 born Switzerland, a farmer; Mary Ann age 59 born Switzerland; Elizabeth age 26 born Switzerland; Jacob age 24 born Switzerland.

Thorley, Samuel W.   15 Aug 1862
Private Thorley was age 19 when he entered service.  He was discharged on 15 Mar 1863 at Memphis, Tennessee on a Surgeon's cerificate of disability.
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1850 Census, Congress, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 286, Family 291:  William THORLEY, age 35 VA, farmer; Catharine, age 31 VA; John G., age 8 OH; Samuel W., age 7 OH; Harriet, age 5 OH; Matilda, age 2 OH; William M., age 11 months.

1860 census Congress Township, Wayne County OH:  Wm THORLEY age 45 born VA, a farmer; Catherine age 41 born VA; Jno T age 18 OH; Sam'l W age 16 born OH; Harriet age 15 OH; Matilda age 12 OH; Wm W. age 11 OH; Lewis M age 4 OH, Serepea E [female] age 1 born OH.

In 1870 Congress Township Wayne County OH,  I believe that the "Hess" listed with his father Wm Thorley family is Samuel.  He is listed as age 26 born OH and is a harness maker.

Wayne County Probate Court Marriage Records: Samuel W. THORLEY married Hannah C McFADDEN  on 15 Feb 1877 in Wayne County OH.  

1880 Census, Lattasburg, Chester TWp, Wayne Co OH, page 62:  Samuel THORLEY, age 46 OH, harness maker, parents born PA; Catharine, wife, age 29 PA, parents born PA; Sibba B, daughter, age 2 OH; George L, son, age 7 months OH, born in Nov 1879.

1900 Census, haven't found yet

1910 Census, Chester Township Wayne County OH:  Samuel THORLEY age 66 born OH, a harness maker, parents born WV;  Catherine wife age 59, born PA,  married 33 yrs, 4 children, 4 still living; son Clyde age 24 OH, a carpenter,single,  parents born OH.

Wooster Daily Republican, Friday, 3 Oct 1919, page 1
Samuel Thorley Is Dead At Lattasburg
 Samuel W. Thorley, well known old soldier passed away Thursday evening at his home in Lattasburg after a short illness from a stroke of paralysis which he sustained Monday morning.
 The deceased was 76 years of age and leaves a wife and four children.  Clyde Thorley of this city, Lloyd Thorley living near Wooster, Mrs. Clara Firestone of Greenwich, Ohio and Mrs. Seppie McQuigg of Ashland.
 Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon, meeting at the house at 1:30 o'clock.
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Pension Index:  Samuel W THORLEY, E 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1883?.  Widow, Hannah C THORLEY, filed 1919 Oct 13 in OH.  

Samuel Thorley is buried at Fair Haven Cemetery, near West Salem in Congress township, Wayne County OH.

Death record in Ohio:  File # 69656, Samuel W. THORLEY died 2 Oct 1919 at Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Saddler and barber.  Born 10 June 1843 in OH.  Father William THORLEY, born VA.  Mother Catharen CARTER, born VA.  Burial at Fairhaven.  Informant, Clyde J. THORLEY of Wooster.  

Totten, Hiram E.*   15 Aug 1862
1st Lieutenant Totten was age 23 when he entered service.  He was promoted from 2d Lieut. to date on 14 Jan 1863; wounded 12 July 1863 in the battle of Jackson, Mississippi; he died 6 Oct 1863 of wounds received [date of wounds not given] in action.

1850 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 334:  Michael TOTTEN, age 50 OH, farmer; Susanna, age 52 PA;  Nancy, age 18 OH; Susan, age 17 OH; John, age 16 OH, no occupation; Enoch, age 14 OH; Hiram, age 10 OH; Melipa [female], age 8 OH.  

No burial information given in the Roll of Honor.

Unkel, George S.   15 Aug 1862

Cemetery PhotoCemetery marker
Private Unkel was age 34 when he entered service.  He was transferred to Co. H, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.
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1850 Census Milford Twp, Bucks County, PA, page 135:  Is this George when he was still living in PA.  He is age 23 which is the right age, born in PA.  He is a "Segarmaker" living with Andrew and Mary FINK.  

Wayne County Probate Court marriage record:  George S. UNKEL married Catharine HAINES on 30 Apr 1854, Wayne county OH.  

1860 Plain Township, Wayne County OH:  George UNKLE age 33 born PA, a carpenter; Catharine age 26 PA; Sarah Maria age 5 OH; Flora W. age 10 months OH.  

1870 Plain Township, Wayne County OH:  George UNCLE age 44 born PA, a carpenter; Catherine age 35 born PA; S.M. [female] age 16 OH, without occupation; L. W. age 11 OH [female]; J.H.[male] age 3 OH; H.B. [male] age 10 months OH
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1880 Census  Shreve, Wayne, Ohio:  George UNKLE age 54 born PA, a carpenter, parents born PA; Catharine sife age 45 born PA; Joseph H son age 13 born OH; James H son age 10 born OH.

1900 Shreve Village, Clinton Township, Wayne County OH:  George UNCLE age 74, born Nov 1825,married 46 yrs,  born PA no occupation listed, parents born PA; Catharine age 65 born May 1835 in PA, married 46 yrs, 5 children 4 living, parents born PA.

1910 Shreve Village, Clinton Township, Wayne County OH:  George S. UNKEL age 84 born PA, married [1] 67 yrs parents born PA; Catharine age 74 born PA, married [1] 67 yrs, 5 children 4 still living, parents born PA
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Pension Index:  George S UNKEL, F 48th, H 114th and E 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1881 in OH.  Widow, Catherine UNKEL, filed 1912 Aug 12 in OH.  

George Unkel is buried at Oak Grove Cemetery, Shreve, Wayne co OH...1825-1912 [Veteran Grave Registration] The stone verifies that he was in Company E, 120th OVI.  
Catherine is also on the stone:  1835-1914

Death record in Ohio:  File #46583, George S. UNKEL died 3 Aug 1912 at Shreve, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  No occupation.  Born 23 Nov 1825 in PA.  Father Henry UNKEL.  Burial Oak Grove Cem.  Informant, Joseph UNKEL, of Shreve OH.  

Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File #58127, Catherine A. UNKEL died 12 Oct 1914 at Shreve, Wayne Co OH.  Widow.  Born 30 May 1835 in PA.  Father Joseph HANES, born PA.  Burial Oak Grove Cem.  Informant, Joseph UNKEL, of Shreve OH.  

Van Dorsta, Cornelius*   16 Aug 1862
1st Sergt. Van Dorsta was age 26 when he entered service.  He was appointed to 1st Sergt. but date is not given; he died 10 Aug 1864 in hospital at Morganzia, Louisiana.

1850 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 332:  Samuel VON DORSTEN, age 51 PA, farmer; Mary, age 52 PA; Harmon, age 18 OH, farmer; Cornelius, age 15 OH.  [Note: next door was John VON DORSTEN, age 20 OH, farmer and Elizabeth, age 16 PA.

1860 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 311:  Harmon VAN DORSTEN, age 26 OH, farmer; Susan, age 20 OH; Minerva C, 4 months OH; Cornelius, age 24 PA, farm labor.  

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Port Hudson, Louisiana.

I have not been able to find this soldier listed at Soldiers and Sailors System.  Might be a spelling problem.  

Wagnor, Isaac*   15 Aug 1862
Private Wagnor was age 33 when he entered service.  He was killed 1 May 1863 in the battle of Thompson's Hill, Mississippi.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi.

Wooster Republican 28 May 1863: Casualties in the 120th Ohio:  Isaac Wagner, wounded and since dead.

Wayne County Probate Court record:  James WAGGONER married Harriett MARSHALL on 10 Jun 1854 in Wayne County OH.  [Was this James actually Isaac?]

1850 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 321, Family 330:    Elizabeth WAGGONER, age 52 PA; Immanuel, age 34PA, gunsmith; Sarah, age 24 PA; Isaac age 21 OH; Mary, age 17 OH; Ruben, age 12 OH; Simon P, age 10 OH; Abagail ???JELBING???, age 8 OH; Mary C McLARIN, age 4 OH.  

1860 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 328:  Isaac WAGGONER, age 31 OH, gunsmith; Hariet WAGGONER, age 39 PA; Orlando WAGGONER, age 6 OH; Dan'l MARSHALL, age 18 PA, harness maker; Joseph MARSHALL, age 16 PA, farm laborer; Margaret MARSHALL, age 14 OH; Martha MARSHALL, age 12 OH; Sarah MARSHALL, age 10 OH.  

There was a pension filed for Isaac WAGONER of Co E, 120th in 1863 in OH, but I need to see the image to know what it says.

Wallace, Robert P.   13 Aug 1862                 See also Company C
2d Lieutenant Wallace was age 27 when he entered service.  He was promoted from Sergeant Co. C 15 Mar 1863; captured 24 May 1863 while in hospital at Raymond, Mississippi; promoted to 1st Lieut. 21 Mar 1864, but not mustered; transferred to Co. D 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.

R.P. Wallace is listed as one of the escapees from Libby Prison in Richmond Virginia.  They escaped through a tunnel on 9 Feb 1864.  See this page on the internet:
http://www.civwarbooks.com/
Recommended reading:  Escape From Libby Prison by James Gindlesperger

1850 Census, Green Twp, Ashland County, OH, page 100:  Nancy WALLACE, age 51 PA; Levi, age 30 OH, farmer; H. G. [female], age 21 OH; Margaret, age 18 OH; Robert, age 15 OH, farmer; Nancy A., age 11 OH; Abraham LOCKHART, age 25 OH, farmer.  

1860 Census, Green Twp, Ashland Co OH, page 287:  Nancy WALLACE, age 61 PA, domestic; Margaret, age 28 OH; Robert P, age 25 OH; Nancy A., age 19 OH.   [Living next to Levi WALLACE and family.]

Married Electa McGUIRE

1870 Census, Green Twp, Ashland Co OH, page 601:  Robert WALLACE, age 35 OH, farmer; Electa J, age 28 OH; Effie M, age 11 OH.  

1880 Census, Green Twp, Ashland Co OH, page 32:  Robert WALLACE, age 45 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Electa J, wife, age 37 OH, parents born PA; Effa MARKS, daughter, age 24 OH;  Herva LARMER [male], servant, works at home, age 13 OH, parents born OH.  

1900 Census, Green Twp, Ashland County, OH, page 34:  Robert P WALLACE, age 64 OH, born Sep 1835, married 34 yrs, parents born PA, capitalist;  Electa, wife, age 58 OH, born Apr 1842, married 34 yrs, 1 child/1 still living, father born PA, mother born OH.  

1910 Census, Green Twp, Ashland County OH, page 15B:  Robert P WALLACE, age 74 OH, first marriage, married 45 yrs, parents born OH, has own income;  Electa I, wife, age 68 OH, first marriage, married 45 yrs, one child/one still living, parents born PA.  

1920 Census, Green Twp, Ashland Co OH, page 20:  Robert P. WALLACE, age 84 OH, parents born PA, no occupation; Lecta, wife, age 78 OH, parents born OH.  

 Pension Index:  Robert P WALLACE, C and E 120th and D 114th OH Inf.    Invalid filed 1880s in OH...can't read date very well.  His widow, Electa I WALLACE, applied 19 June 1920 [hard to read]   in OH.

Ashland County CW Vets :  Robert F WALLACE, Lieutenant, died 1920, buried Loudonville Cemetery

Death record in Ohio:  Robert P. WALLACE died 9 Dec 1920 in Green, Ashland County OH.  He was born 26 Sep 1835 in Ashland County, OH.  He was married and was a farmer.  His father was Wm. WALLACE and his mother was Nancy MUNCIE, both born in PA.  Informant was Effie MURTIS or MARTIS  Burial was in Loudonville.

Daughter's Death record in Ohio:  File #70139, Effie May MARKS died 11 Nov 1940 at General Hospital, Mansfield, Richland Co OH.  Widow of Minor MARKS.  Born 3 Apr 1859 at Loudonville, OH.  Father Robert P WALLACE, born Loudonville.  Mother Electa Jane McGUIRE, born Loudonville OH.  Burial Loudonville Cem.  Informant, Mr. Wallace MARKS, of Loudonville OH.  

Webb, George   14 Aug 1862
Corporal Webb was age 22 when he entered service.  [No further information given.]
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1850 Census, Chester Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 48, Family 48:  Sarah WEBB, age 32 PA; Thomas, age 13 OH; John, age 11 OH; George, age 10 OH; Mary, age 8 OH.  [???Samuel WEBB and Sarah PIEGH]
1860 Census, Wooster Township, Wayne County OH:  George WEBB was living with David and Barbara ADKIN.  George was age 20, born in OH, and was a carpenter.

Wayne county Probate Court Marriage Records: George WEBB married Delphina CARBAUGH on 2 Jan 1872 in Wayne County OH.

1880 Census Ottawa Twp, Franklin County, OH, page 98:  Geo WEBB, age 39 OH, carpenter, parents born OH; Delphina, wife, age 28 OH, parents born OH; Dorcas, daughter, age 7 OH; Sarah, daughter, age 5 OH; Sarah, daughter, age 5 OH; Ladda?, daughter, age 3 OH; Geo B, son, age 1 KS.  

1900 2nd Ward Wooster City, Wayne County, OH:  George WEBB age 60, born Feb. 1840, married 28 yrs,  born OH, carpenter, father born OH, mother PA; Delphina B, wife, age 48 OH, born April 1852, married 28 yrs, 8 children 7 still living, parents born OH; George B, age 21, born Sept 1878 KS, a stone mason, single; Pearl O, age 18, born June 1881 KS,single, dress maker; Wellington H, age 16 born Nov 1883 OH, single; Mary Elsie age 13 born Jan 1887 in OH; Lake L [son] age 6 born June 1893 in OH.  
There is a obituary on microfilm at Wayne County Public Library for Delphina WEBB ...she died 23 Apr 1904.

Wooster Daily News, Tuesday, 10 Nov 1908, page 4
OLD RESIDENT DIES
GEORGE WEBB PASSES AWAY TUESDAY MORNING AFTER SHORT ILLNESS
  George Webb, for many years a resident of Wooster, after an illness of about a week's duration died on Tuesday morning at about 9:30 o'clock at his home on Stibbs street.
  Mr. Webb, who was aged 67 years, had been confined to the home for some time, on account of a fall a few weeks since, while down town.  Last Tuesday he came out of the house to cast his vote, and caught cold.  Pleuro-pneumonia set in and it was only a question of time until death would follow.
  He was an old soldier having served for several years in the Civil War, and was a religious man.  His wife is dead.
  Funeral from the late home Wednesday.  
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George Webb is buried at Wooster Cemetery, Wayne Co OH.....1840-1908

George WEBB may be the same soldier who was in the 16th Ohio Infantry for 3 months in 1861.  Graves registration card lists the George WEBB who died in 1908 as being in the 16th OVI Company C.  Born 1840.

Wells, George W.*   15 Oct 1862
Private Wells was age 44 when he entered service.  He died on 20 Mar 1863 on the hospital boat Nashville.

No burial information given in the Roll of Honor.

Elisha Wells was "of" Richland Co OH when he bought land in 21 Aug 1837 in VanWert county OH.  George's parents may be Elisha WELLS and Hannah SPICER.  [Contributor at World Connect.]

Contributor at Family Search: George WELLS married Susanna CLARK on 20 Oct 1833 in Wayne Co OH.  

1850 Census, Plain Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 368:  George W WELLS, age 38 OH, shoemaker; Susanna, age 37 PA; Matilda, age 15 OH; Lorenzo, age 13 OH;  Ellen, age 19 OH;  James, age 8 OH; Lucy, age 6 OH.  

1860 Census, Mohican Twp, Ashland Co OH, page 255:  George W. WELLS, age 46 NY, shoe maker; Susana, age 45 PA; Matilda, age 25 OH; Ellenor, age 21 OH; James M, age 19 OH; Lucy, age 14 OH.

There is a pension card for George W. Wells of Co E 121 OH inf, filed in 1863 in OH.  I need to see the card image.  The 121 could be a mistake.  [There is no George W. WELLS in Co E of the 121st OVI.]

For information about a hospital ship named Nashville, go to this outside site:
http://members.tripod.com/~Write4801/riverboats/n.html  

Weltmer, John H.   14 Aug 1862
Click herePrivate Weltmer was age 30 when he entered service.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, Louisiana; mustered out 7 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio.
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This one is very difficult.  I am finding conflicting information!

1850 Census, Congress, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 273, Family 277:  Felix WELTMER, age 47 PA, farmer; Mary, age 46 PA; Mary E, age 20 PA; John H, age 17 OH, plasterer; Christian, age 16 OH, farmer; Joseph C, age 14 OH; Elizabeth A, age 12 OH; Sarah, age 10 OH.  

????Wayne County Probate Court record:  John WELTMER married Phebe MOSES on 25 Oct 1851 in Wayne Co OH.  

1860 census Congress Township, Wayne County OH:  Phelix WELTMORE age 67 born PA, a farmer; Mary age 57 born PA; John H, age 28 born OH, a book peddler; Joseph age 24 OH, farm laborer; Elizabeth age 22 OH; Catharine age 20 OH; Idella, age 6 months.  [Note: Is Idella John's daughter?]

In 1870 in Congress twp, Wayne County OH a Henry WELTMORE, age 39 OH, an insurance agent, is living with a Joseph WELTMORE age 35 OH.  Is this Henry the same person as John H?  Is this Joseph the brother of John H as seen above in the 1860 census?  

Wayne County Probate Court marriage record:  J H WELTMER married Sarah J HOLMES on 28 Sep 1871 in Wayne County OH.  [In the 1880 Census, Sarah J. is married to Joseph WELTMER.  So this is not the marriage record of John WELTMER.] [Birth records, 1867-1908; registrations and corrections, 1941-1966  Ohio. Probate Court (Wayne County):  Ida V WELTMER born 23 Oct 1872, Wayne County OH, father J. H. WELTMER, mother S. J. HOLMES.   But in 1880 Ida V. is listed with John H and not with Joseph and Sarah.]  

1870 Census, Green Twp, Ashland Co OH, page 595:  John WELTMER, age 39 OH, carpenter; Pheby, age 40 PA; ?Penriah [female], age 13 OH; Ephraim, age 12 OH; Lena, age 2 OH; Leah WELTMER, age 32 OH.  

1880 Census, Green Twp, Ashland Co OH:  John WELTMER, age 50, OH, farmer, parents born PA; Phebe, wife, age 51 PA, parents born PA; Lenna, daughter, age 12 OH.  


1880 Census Congress, Wayne, Ohio, page 137:  John is living with the William and Harriett HOLMES family:    John H WELTMER, age 50 OH, day laborer, parents born PA;  Ida V, daughter, age 7 OH, parents born OH.    

Wayne County OH probate court record:  John H WELTMER married Eliza L. CLINGAN on 6 Mar 1881 in Wayne County OH.

1890 Veterans Schedule, enumeration district 325, Plain Twp, Wayne County, OH:  Gustave WELTMER, private Co E 120th OVI.  ?????

Wooster Weekly Republican, Wednesday, 6 Feb 1895, page 3   [died 2 Feb 1895]
Another veteran of the Rebellion, John H. Weltmer, of Plain township, crossed the picket line to the shores of peace eternal on Saturday evening.  Mr. Weltmer for some months has been suffering from a general breaking down of his constitution.  He has been making his home with his niece, Mrs. B.B. Speiker, Stibbs street, Wooster, where he died Saturday night, Feb. 2.  John H. Weltmer was born in Wooster township 63 years ago, and spent nearly all his life in Wayne county.  When his country called for volunteers to put down the rebellion he enlisted August 13, 1862, in Co. E 120th Regt. O.V.I., serving until discharged July 13, 1865.  He was a member of Given Post Grand Army of the Republic.  Three children, Mrs. Charles Keets, Plain township, Hovey O. Weltmer, Neponset, Ill, and Miss Arvilla Weltmer, Greenville, Ill., survive him.  The funeral took place Monday morning.  Brief services were held at the house at 10 a.m., after which the remains were taken to the Plain Church, five miles west of Wooster, where exercises were held, when the casket was lowered into a grave in the graveyard at the church.
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The Jacksonian, Thursday, 7 Feb 1895, page 3
John H. Weltmer of Plain township, died on Saturday, Feb. 2, at the home of his niece, Mrs. B. B. Speiker of Stibbs street, Wooster.  Mr. Weltmer was born in Clinton township in 1832 and was engaged in farming in Wayne county during the greater part of his life.  Interment at Plain church on last Monday.  Mr. Weltmer spent three years in the service of his country during the War of the Rebellion, serving in the 120th Reg't. O.V.I. and was a member of Given Post G.A.R.  Three children survive him, Miss Amelia Weltmer of Greenville, Ill., Mrs. Chas. Keets, Plain township and Hower Weltmer, Nesponsett, Ill.
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J. E.[may have been misread] Weltmer is buried at Plain Cemetery, Wayne county OH...no dates.

[Note: There is a Charlie and Susie CATES living in Green Twp, Ashland Co OH in the 1900 census.]

In the 1900 Census Neponset Twp, Bureau Co IL, page 146, Hovey WELTMORE is living as a servant with the William and Martha STABLER family.  He is age 26, single, born Sep? 1873 in Indiana, parents born IN.  So I don't know if this is the right person for the son of this soldier or if the birth information is not correct.  

Whonsettler, Samuel L.   21 Nov 1861
Private Whonsettler was age 21 when he entered service.  He was transferred from Co. I, 16th OVI on 15 Aug 1862; he was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, Louisiana; mustered out 7 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio.

???1850 Census, Wayne Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 69, Family 69:  Daniel WHONSETLER, age 50 PA, farmer; Susannah, age 49 PA; Philip?, age 25 PA, farmer; Lydia, age 20 OH; Sophronia, age 18 OH; David, age 16 OH; Daniel, age 14 OH; Elizabeth, age 9 OH.  

1860 Census, Canaan Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 252:  Daniel WONSETLER, age 60 MD, farmer; Susannah, age 59 PA; David, age 24 OH, farmer; Samuel L, age 22 OH; Susan, age 19 OH.  

1870 Census, Harrisville Twp, Medina County, OH, page 286:  Samuel WHONSETLER, age 32 OH, farmer; Adaline, age 24 PA; Ora M [female], age 2 OH.  

Wayne County Probate Court record:  Samuel L. WHOUSETTER married Adaline SNELL on 24 Oct 1867 in Wayne Co OH.  

1880 Census, Canaan Twp, Wayne County OH, page 29:  Samuel WHONSTLER, age 42 OH, farmer, father born MD, mother born PA; Aaline, wife, age 35 PA, parents born PA; Ora M, daughter, age 11 OH; Arthur C, son, age 3 OH.  

1900 Census, Canaan Twp, Wayne County OH, page 48:  S K WHONSETLER, age 62 OH, born July 1837, married 32 yrs, farmer, father born MD, mother born PA; Adaline, wife, age 55 PA, born Feb 1845, married 32 yrs, 2 children/2 still living, parents born PA; Arthur C, age 23 OH, single, born Sep 1876, farm laborer.  

1910 Census, Canaan Twp, Wayne County OH, page 45:  Samuel WHONSETLER, age 72 OH, first marriage, married 42 yrs, father born MD, mother born PA, has own income; Adeline, wife, age 65 PA; first marriage, married 42 yrs, 2 children/2 still living, parents born PA.  [Note: Column 30 is marked UA for military service.]

1920 Census, Canaan Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 38:  Samuel L WHONSETLER, age 82 OH, no occupation, father born MD, mother born PA; Adaline, wife, age 74 PA, parents born PA.  
[Note:  Ohio Online Death Certificate Index:  Adaline WHAOSETTLER died 27 Dec 1920 in Wayne County OH.]

Ohio Online Death Certificate Index: Samuel L WHONSETTLER died 13 May 1924 in Wayne County OH.

Grave Registration Card:  Burial at Lehman Lutheran Cem, Canaan Twp, Wayne County OH.  

Death Record:  File # 31588, Samuel Luther WHONSETTLER died 13 May 1924 at Canaan, Wayne Co OH.  Widower of Adaline WHONSETTLER.  Born 13 July 1837 at Wayne Co OH.  Retired farmer.  Father Daniel WHONSETTLER, born PA.  Mother Susanah HEWIT, born PA.  Burial Cannan Lutheran Cem.  Informant A. C. WHONSETTLER of Creston.  

Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File #78869, Adaline WHONSETTLER died 27 Dec 1920 at Canaan Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Born 16 Feb 1845 in PA.  Father Jacob SNELL, born PA.  Mother Margaret SMITH, born PA.  burian Canaan Lutheran Cem.  Informant Arthur C. WHONSETLER, of Creston OH.  

Wilson, Jacob*   15 Aug 1862
Corporal Jacob Wilson was age 27 when he entered service.  He died 16 Mar 1863 on the hospital boat Nashville.

No burial information given in the Roll of Honor.

For information about a hospital ship named Nashville go to this outside site:
http://members.tripod.com/~Write4801/riverboats/n.html 
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Relationship: Shannon WILSON, Co E, 120th OVI

1850 Census Plain Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 371:  Clinton WILSON, age 45 OH, farmer; Mary A, age 36 PA; Thomas, age 16 OH, farmer; Jacob, age 15 OH, farmer; Nancy J, age 12 OH; Shannon, age 11 [male] OH; Isabella, age 9 OH; Elgy or Elzy [male], age 7 OH; William, age 4 OH.  [Note:  Wayne County Probate Court record:  Clinton WILSON married Mary An. MILLER on 12 Aug 1830 in Wayne Co OH.]

1860 Census Plain Township, Wayne County OH:  Clinton WILSON age 54 born OH, a farmer;  Mary Ann age 45 born PA;  Mary Jane age 22 OH; Shannon age 20 OH, a farmer; Elzey [male] age 16 OH,  farmer; William age 14 OH; John Austin [Austin may be a surname] age 4 OH; Jacob WILSON age 24 OH, a farmer; Clinton age 10 months OH.  [Note: Wayne County Probate Court record: Clinton WILSON married Mary Ann MILLER 12 Aug 1830 in Wayne County OH.]

Apparently there is a stone for Jacob Wilson at Blachleyville Cemetery, Plain twp, Wayne County OH with death date 1863.

Wilson, Shannon*   15 Aug 1862
Corporal Shannon Wilson was age 22 when he entered service.  He died 22 Feb 1863 at Young's Point, Louisiana.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi.
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Relationship:  Jacob WILSON, Co E, 120th OVI

1850 Census Plain Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 371:  Clinton WILSON, age 45 OH, farmer; Mary A, age 36 PA; Thomas, age 16 OH, farmer; Jacob, age 15 OH, farmer; Nancy J, age 12 OH; Shannon, age 11 [male] OH; Isabella, age 9 OH; Elgy or Elzy [male], age 7 OH; William, age 4 OH.  [Note:  Wayne County Probate Court record:  Clinton WILSON married Mary An. MILLER on 12 Aug 1830 in Wayne Co OH.]

1860 Census Plain Township, Wayne County OH:  Clinton WILSON age 54 born OH, a farmer;  Mary Ann age 45 born PA;  Mary Jane age 22 OH; Shannon age 20 OH, a farmer; Elzey [male] age 16 OH,  farmer; William age 14 OH; John Austin [Austin may be a surname] age 4 OH; Jacob WILSON age 24 OH, a farmer; Clinton age 10 months OH.  [Note: Wayne County Probate Court record: Clinton WILSON married Mary Ann MILLER 12 Aug 1830 in Wayne County OH.]

Apparently there is a stone for Shannon Wilson at Blachleyville Cemetery, Plain twp.,Wayne County OH with death date 1863 

Wynn, Jesse   13 Aug 1862
Private Wynn was age 19 when he entered service.  [No further comments given.]  

Jessee WYNN is listed in the 120th, private, Company E
Jessey WYNN is listed in the 114th, private, Company E
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1850 Census Plain Twp, Wayne County OH, page 371:  Jesse WINNE, age 40 MA, laborer;  Catherine, age 35 PA; John, age 13 OH; Elizabeth age 11 OH; Jesse, age 9 OH; William, age 7 OH; Regin??? [male], age 3 OH.  

1860 Census,

1870

Marriage: Margaret HAMLIN.  


1880 Census Canaansville, Ripley Twp, Holmes, OH, page 405:  Jesse WYNN, age 36 OH, farmer, no birthplace for father, mother born PA; Margaret, wife, age 25 PA, parents born PA; Ida M, daughter, age 8 OH; Wilhelmine, daughter, age 4 OH; Abbigail L, daughter, age 1 OH.  

1900

1910

 On the Ohio Online Death Certificate Index:  Jessie WYNN died in Ashland county OH 7 Sep 1917.
Ashland County CW Vets : Jesse WYNN, Indian Vol, is listed on the Ashland Veterans of the Civil War as being buried in Ashland Cemetery.  

Death Record:  File #56040, Jessie WYNN died 7 Sep 1917 at Ashland city, Ashland Co, OH.  Widower.  Day Laborer.  Born 10 Oct 1843 in Wayne Co OH.  Father Jacob WYNN, born PA.  Mother, Sarah WISE, born PA.  Burial Ashland OH.  Informant, Ida HUNTSBARGER of 229 Cleveland Ave.  

Brother's Death record in Ohio: :  File #30473, John C WYNN died 21 May 1917 at E. 9th St, Ashland, Ashland Co OH.  Single.  Day Laborer.  Born 11 Aug 1837 at Wayne Co OH.  Father Jessie WYNN, born Wayne Co OH.  Mother, Cathrine WISE, born PA.  Burial Ashland.  Informant J. J. WYNN, of Ashland OH.  

Daughter's Death record in Ohio: :  File #72403, Ida May McKINLEY died 6 Dec 1944 at residence 125 W. 10th St, Ashland, Ashland Co OH.  Divorced.  Born 4 Sept 1871 in Wayne Co OH.  Father Jesse WYNN, born Wayne Co OH.  Mother Margaret HAMLIN, born Wayne Co OH.  Burial Ashland Cem.  Informant Marie SHIRE of Ashland OH, RD 2.  

Yergan, Amos*   9 Oct 1862
Private was age 18 when he entered service.  He died on 28 July 1863 at Vicksburg, Mississippi.

The Roll of Honor lists him as being buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi.

There is an Amos YERGAN listed in the 1860 census for Wooster Township, Wayne County OH.  He is 13 years old, born in OH.  He is listed with Jac [Jacob][28] and Synthia [22] DRINKHOUSE who are farming in that township.  

Pension record for Amos YERGIN of Co E 120th OVI, applied for in OH in 1879.  I need the image!

Yocum, Henry   20 Aug 1862
Private Yocum was age 19 when he entered service.  He was discharged on 12 Apr 1863 at Milliken's Bend, Louisiana on a Surgeon's certificate of disability.
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1850 Census Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 326:  Andrew YOCUM, age 49 PA, farmer; Susanne, age 39 PA; Miles, age 18 OH; Elizabeth, age 17 OH; Andrew, age 16 OH; Nancy, age 14 OH; Joel, age 12 OH; Elmore, age 11 OH; Henry, age 7 OH; Eliza J, age 5 OH; Mary M, age 2 OH.  

1860 Census Congress Township, Wayne County OH:  Andrew YOCUM age 58 Born PA, a farmer; Susanna age 48 PA; Joel age 23 born OH farm laborer; Elmore age 20 OH, farm laborer; Henry age 16 OH; Eliza J age 14 OH; Mary M age 12 OH.

1870 Congress Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 136:  Conrad WEAVER, age 43 OH, farmer; Lydia, age 41 OH; Sarah J, age 15 OH; Albert, age 19 OH; Henry YOKEM, age 25 OH, farming.  

Wayne County Probate Court Marriage Records:  Henry YOCUM married Sarah Jane WEAVER 28 Oct 1870 in Wayne County OH.

1880 Census Congress Twp, Wayne, OH, page 138:  Henry YOCUM, age 38 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Sarah J, wife, age 25 OH, parents born OH; Jennie B, daughter, age 7 OH; Oren A, son, age 4 OH; Bramwell, son, age 11 months OH, born July 1879.
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1900 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne Co OH, page145:  Henry YOCUM, age 56 OH, born Aug 1843, married 30 yrs, farmer, parents born PA; Jane, wife, age 45 OH, born Feb 1855, married 30 yrs, 3 children/3 still living, father born OH, mother born PA; Orrin, son, age 24 OH, born Jul 1875, single, farm laborer; Jennie, daughter, age 27, single, born Oct 1872; Bramwill, son, age 21, born Jul 1878, single, farm laborer.  

Grave Registration Card:  Died 27 Oct 1900.  Born 1843.  Wife Sarah Jane.
Henry Yocum is listed at Congress cemetery, Wayne county, OH 1843-1900.

Pension Index:  Henry YOCUM, E 120th OH Inf.  Widow, Sarah J YOCUM, filed 1900 Nov 15 in OH.

1910 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne County OH, page 139:  Sarah J YOCUM, age 55 OH, widow, 3 children, 3 still living, farmer on general farm, parents born OH; Jennie, daughter, age 37 OH, single, music teacher; Oren A, son, age 34 OH, single, farmer home farm;  Lydia WEAVER, mother, widow, age 80 OH, own income, parents born NY.  

Sister's Death record in Ohio:   File #19131, Mary Melissa SHAFFTER died 21 Mar 1914 at Marshallville, Wayne Co OH.  Born 21 Aug 1848 at Congress Twp OH.  Father Andrew YOCUM, born PA.  Mother Susan WORST, born PA.  Burial Wooster Cem.  Informant Eugene SHAFFTER of Marshallville OH.  


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