The Summit County, Ohio, Cemetery Inscriptions vol.II
On the Veterans buried in Franklin Township page:  Abraham Baughman is listed as a Civil War veteran buried in Clinton Cemetery. However, his name is not listed in the actual listings of burials/stones in that cemetery.  Perhaps the stone that had been put there for him has disappeared or was never actually placed there. 

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists Abraham Baughman as being buried in Vicksburg, Miss.

Possible children found in death records of Ohio
Death record in Ohio:  File #25203, Herman BAUGHMAN, born 7 Sep 1863 in OH, died 4 Apr 1915 in Springfield, Summit Co OH.  Divorced.  Painter, Father Abraham B BAUGHMAN, born OH.  Mother Susan EARNSBERGER, born Baltimore, MD.  He had been 2 months and 3 dys at the summit County Infirmary.  Burial Clinton Cem.  
Death record in Ohio:  File # 63053, Mrs. Ida CALLAHAN, about 50 yrs old, born at Clinton OH,  died 24 Dec 1909 at City Hospital, Youngstown, Mahoning Co OH.  Divorced.  Father Abraham BAUGHMAN, born Clinton OH.  Mother Susan EARNSBURGER, born MD.  Burial Clinton OH.  

Is this Susan Earnsburger BAUGHMAN?
1870 Census, series M593 Roll 1270, Franklin Twp, Summit Co OH, page 230:  Alonze [Alonzo] WEYGANDT, age 25 OH, coal miner;  Susan, age 27 MD; Helen, age 4 OH; H. BAUGHMAN, age 8 OH; Ida A. BAUGHMAN, age 10 OH.  

Still need Abraham's parents. Have not found him in 1860.  Need 1850 census.
 

On the 1860 census there is a James, age 18.  If this the right man, then the age given in the roster is wrong.  So that casts some doubt about whether this is the right James Berridge

1860 Census, Claridon Township, Marion County OH, page 378:  James Berridge, age 18, living with James Berridge (52) and Elizabeth (42). They are farmers.  The other children are: Anna (16), George (13), Losler (?) (6), Besey (1), John Cradler (6), Ann E. Cradler (5). All were born in England except the child Besey. 

1880 Census, Series: T9  Roll: 1046, Claridon Twp, Marion Co OH, page 161:  James BERRIDGE, age 37 England, day laborer, parents born England; Hannah, wife, age 32 Canada, father born Ire, mother born Eng.;  Laura P, daughter, age 11 IL; James S, son, age 8, born IL; Robert, age 23 OH, cousin, day laborer, parents born Eng.

There is a James Berridge on the Veterans Schedule census in Spokane Co.,Washington in 1890.  

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 1750, Peone Pct, Spokane, WA, page 82:  James BERRIDGE, age 58 England, born Nov? 1841, married 35 yrs, runs boarding house, emigrated 1857, been in US 41 yrs, not a citizen, parents born England;  Hannah, wife, age 54, born May 1846 Canada [French speaking] married 35 yrs, 16 children, 5 still living, father born England, mother born Ireland, emigrated 1863, been in US 37 yrs, not citizen; Thomas H, son, age 19 OH, single, born Dec 1880, laborer; Joseph E, son, age 4 OH, born July 1885, father born Eng, mother born Canada; Louise CAMPBELL, grand daughter, age 2 WA, born May 1898, father born MO, mother born IL; James CAMPBELL, boarder, single, age 47 IL, born Apr 1853, day laborer, father born Scotland, mother born PA; Caleb ???WIEMAM, boarder, age 51, single, born Sep 1848, day laborer, father born Eng, mother born Maryland.

1910 Census, Series: T624  Roll: 1669, Mead Twp, Spokane Co WA, page 9:  James L BERRIDGE, age 68 England, first marriage, married 45 yrs, emigrated 1852, not naturalized, Hotel keeper, parents born England; Hannah, wife, age 62 Canada [English], first marriage, married 45 yrs, 16 children/4 still living, emigrated 1863, father born England, mother born Canada; Joe C?, son, age 24 OH, single, laborer, father born England, mother born Canada;  Loue? CAMPBELL, grand daughter, age 12 WA, father born US, mother born OH.  Two boarders also living there.  

Pension Index:  James BERRIDGE, G 114th and G 120th OH Inf.     Widow Hannah filed for pension 27 Oct 1918 (1919) in Washington state.  James had filed for invalid pension 15 Mar? 1887 in that state.
There is a Hanna Berridge, widow, in the 1920 Federal Census in Mead Twp., Spokane Co, Washington. She was born in Canada, is 72 years old. 

Pension index: Jacob Bickel of G 120th OVI and A 169th OVI. [The 169th, organized at Camp Cleveland,  was a regiment that served 100 days.  Jacob Bickel who was age 37 at the time entered as a private on 2 May 1864 and mustered out with the company 4 Sept 1864.  This regiment went to Washington City and was on garrison duty in Fort Ethan Allen. It participated in the defeat of Early's attack on Washington. The age of 37, given in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers for the 169th and age of 30  two years earlier for his  enlistment in  the 120th, raises the question of Jacob's actual year of birth.]
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Married <1852> to Louisa ??PETERS

1860 Census, Series M653 Roll 1050, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 53:  Jacob BICKEL [listed as BECKEL], age 31 Baden, harness maker; Louisa, age 30 PA; Albert, age 7 OH; John, age 4 OH; Augustus, age 2 OH.  

Wayne County Probate Birth Records: A girl child was born to Jacob and Louisa Bickle in Wayne Co OH 17 Jul 1867.  Minnie Bickle born to the same parents 14 Dec 1869 in Wayne Co.

1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 1280, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 211:  Jacob BICKEL, age 40 Germany, tinner; Louisa, age 39 PA; Albertus, age 17 OH, tinners apprentice; Fremont, age 13 OH; Ida, age 7 OH; Jennie, age 2 OH; Minnie age 8 months OH, born Sep 1869.

1880 Census...haven't found

Filed for invalid pension 27 Aug 1897 in Ohio.

1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 395, Perry Twp, Noble Co IN, page 122:  Johann J BICKEL, age 73 Germany, born July 1826, married 48 yrs, gardener, parents born Germany; Louisa, wife, age 69 PA, born Nov 1830, married 48 yrs, 10 children/5 still living.  

Widow, Louisa, filed for pension 17? Dec 1908 in Indiana.  

1920 Census, Series T625 Roll 459, Old Peoples Home, Allen twp, Noble Co IN, page 19:  Louisa BECKEL, age 90 PA, widow, parents born PA.  

Noble County Indiana Genweb:  Burial:   Jacob and Louisa BICKEL are buried at Old Park Cemetery in Perry Twp, Noble Co IN.  Dates for Louisa are 1828 - 1921

Noble County Indiana Genweb:  Marriage record:  William BICKEL, born 9 Oct 1872, son of Jacob BICKEL and Louisa PETERS, married Ella WILLIAMS on 5 July 1893.  

 

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists James T. Boak as being buried at Chalmette, Louisiana.

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists Jacob Bowman as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss.

1860 Census, Series: M653  Roll: 1051, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 378:  Lewis BOWMAN, age 54 Wurtemburg, farmer; Catherin, age 46 Prussia, Sarah, age 21 OH, domestic, Rebecca, age 18 OH, domestic; Jacob, age 15 OH, farm hand; Catherine, age 7 OH.  

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists the death of Jacob Brouse but does not give a burial place.

Sister's Death record in Ohio:  File #9476, Mrs. Elizabeth SPACHT died 28 Jan 1929 at 511 10th St, NW, Canton, Stark Co OH.  Widow of Geroge SPACHT.  Born 13 Oct 1834 at Wayne Co OH.  Parents John BROUSE and Harriet FREDERICK, born PA.  Burial Dolestown.  Informant Mrs. Mary BAYSINGER, of Canton OH.  

Sister's Death record in Ohio:  File #37082, Mrs. Mary Ann MUSSER died 5 June 1913 at Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co oH.  Widow.  Born 11 Nov 1842 in OH.  Father John BROUSE, born PA.  Mother Harriett FREDERICK, born OH.  Burial Chestnut Hill Cem.  Informant Charles MUSSER, of Doylestown OH.  

1860 Census, Series: M653 Roll: 1051, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 363:  Harriet BROUSE, age 54 OH; James W, age 29 OH, coal miner; Reason F, age 23 OH, day laborer; Jacob F, age 21 OH, day laborer; Catherine, age 19 OH; Mary A, age 17 OH; John M, age 14 OH; Samuel G, age 10 OH.  

1870 Census, Series M593 Roll: 1280, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 102:  Reisen BROUSE, age 33 OH, farm laborer; Lovina, age 28 OH; Reason A, age 7 OH; Mary, age 5 Canada West?; Harriet, age 3 Canada West?; Thomas age 1 OH.  

1880 Census, Series: T9 Roll: 703, Saline Twp, Miller Co MO, page 249:  R F BROUSE, age 43 OH, laborer, parents born OH; Lovina, wife, age 38 OH, parents born OH; Mary M, daughter, age 15 Canada; Harriet B, daughter, age 13 Canada; Thomas J, age 11 OH, laborer; George W, son, age 8 OH; James A, son, age 6 OH; S. A., daughter, age 2 OH; Estilla, daughter, age 9? months OH.  

Pension Index:  Reason F BROUSE, G 120th OH Inf.  Reason filed for his invalid pension on 10 May 1890 in Missouri.

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 875, Saline Twp west part, Miller Co MO, page 133:  Reasan BROUSE, age 63 OH, born Nov 1836, farmer, married 38 yrs, parents born PA; Lovina B, wife, age 58 OH, born Oct 1841, married 39 yrs, 11 children/9 still living, parents born PA; George W, son, age 28 OH, born March 1872, no occupation listed; Minta S, daughter, age 22? OH, born July 1877; Rosa May, daughter, age 18 MO, born Aug 1881; Alvaretta E, daughter, age 15 MO, born March 1885.  [Son Thomas living next door.]

1910 Census, Series: T624 Roll: 799, Saline Twp, Miller Co MO, page 156:  Reason F BROUSE, age 73 OH, first marriage, married 48 yrs, general farmer, parents born PA, Column 30 marked for military service; Lovina, wife, age 68 OH, fist marriage, married 48 yrs, parents born PA; Etta E, daughter, age 25 MO, single.  [George living next door.]

Wife's Missouri Death Record:  File #28896, Lovina BROUSE died 27 July 1911 at Saline Twp, Miller Co MO.  Married.  Born 26 Oct 1841 at Wayne Co OH.  Father George SNYDER born PA.  Mother KAISER, born PA.  Burial at Salem, near Eldon MO.  Informant W A ROARK of Olean MO.  

1920 Census, Series: T625 Roll: 935, Saline Twp, Miller Co MO, page 235:  George W BROUSE, age 47 OH, general farmer, parents born OH; Daisy, wife, age 40 MO, parents born MO; Ervise R, son, age 15 MO; Lithie E, daughter, age 12 MO; Daisy M, daughter, age 8 MO; Reason F, father, age 83 OH, widowed, parents born PA, no occupation.

Salem Cemetery:  Reason F. BROUSE, born 4 Nov 1836.  No death date.  Husband of Lovina B. [SNYDER]
Lovina B [SNYDER] BROUSE, born 26 Oct 1841.  Died 27 July 1911   Wife of Reason F.

 Did Reason actually die in MO?  His death record is not on the Missouri Death Record site.  I have not found him in the Ohio records.

William BROUSE is buried at Chestnut Hill Cemetery in Doylestown.  
1826-1896
Wife, Maria is along side.  
1828-1885

1850 Federal census in Chippewa Twp. Wayne Co OH:  John and Harriet Brouse in the . Agnes (20), Elizabeth (15), Reason (13), Jacob (11), Cath (10), Mary A. (8), Jno (4), and Samuel (8 months).    This family is listed along with the Isaac and Mary Middleton family.  Just to complicate things this same family is listed living with Michael (74) and Susannah (70) Brouse in the same township.  Also listed there Thomas (28) and William (23)  and an older family member named Michael who was 96.

1860 Census, Chippewa twp Wayne Co OH page 369:  William Brouse, age 33, coal miner, Ann (31), Thomas T. (9), a girl Alfecette (7 name hard to read), James H (4) and Reson L. (9 months).  All born in OH except the mother Ann who was born PA.

Haven't found in 1870.

Pension Index:  William Brouse Company G 120th OVI filed for an invalid pension 21 Ap 1877 (hard to read), no state given in the index

1880 Census, Series: T9  Roll: 1076, Doylestown, Wayne Co OH, page 83:  William BROUSE, age 54 OH, coal miner, parents born PA; Maria, wife, age 52, parents born PA.  

Wife Maria died 1885.
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Wayne County Democrat, Page 3, Wednesday, 15 Ap 1896 
Mr. William Brouse an aged and respected Doylestown citizen died at the home of his son Mr. Thomas Brouse on Friday April 10 at the age of 69 years, 9 months, and 13 Days.  The funeral was held from the residence on Sunday, April 12, and the remains were interred in Chestnut Hill cemetery.
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The Wayne County cemetery book lists William Brouse, buried at Chestnut Hill cemetery in Doylestown, Chippewa township, Wayne county OH.  The dates are 1826-1896.  It identifies him as being in Company G of the 120th OVI.
Wayne County Registration Cards:
William Brouse, address Doylestown, OH, died 9 April 1896 at Doylestown.  Born 1827 in Wayne Co OH.  He is buried in Chestnut Hill, Lot 11, Block #1, grave 3.

Son's Death record in Ohio:  File #29989, Thomas T BROUSE died 22 May 1911 at 134 So Main, Akron, Summit Co OH.  Born Sep 30 1852 at Dylestonw OH.  Farmer.  Widowed.  Parents Wm BROUSE and M. MYERS, born Doylestown OH.  Burial Chestnut Hill Cem.  Informant O. J. BROUSE.  

Married, Rose UNKNOWN

1860 Census, Summit County, Franklin Township page 154  [This township is next to Chippewa Twp Wayne co]
John BARKHAMER, age 75 PA, farmer;  Doratha, age 52 PA;  Benton BARKHAMER, age 20 OH, farm laborer; Rosa, age 17 OH; George, age 16 OH, farm laborer;  Aaron, age 9 OH.  [This age does not coincide closely with the age on the roster.]  

[About Benton's parents:  On page 964-5 of The History of Summit County Ohio by Perrin (1887) there is a biography of John C. Baughman of Norton Township.  He married on 29 July 1849 Elizabeth Barkhamer, daughter of John and Dorothy (Flickinger) Barkhamer, natives of Pennsylvania, the father settling in Franklin Township about 1815.]

1870 census, Doylestown, Chippewa Township, Wayne co OH, page 101:  Benton BARKHAMER, age 30 OH, blacksmith;   Rose, age 27 PA; a girl Acie (or Axie) Corina, age 4 OH.  Also living there were Eber HARVEY (17 OH) a moulder, and Thomas RILEY (19 OH) working in the reaper shop.
[A moulder was a person who shaped sand into which molten metal was poured in a foundry.  Definition found in "A to Zax" by Barbara Jean Evans]

Pension index: Benton Barkhamer of Co G 120th filed for invalid pension 20 Dec 1879...no state indicated.

1880 Census, Series: T9  Roll: 1069, Cuyahoga Falls, Summit Co OH, page 208:  B BARKHEIMER, age 40 OH, blacksmith, parents born PA;  R. , wife, age 37 PA, father born ???, mother born PA.  

Wayne County Grave Registration Cards book lists Benton Barkhamer, no address listed, buried at Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Lot 128, block #1, grave #2,
died 26 Mar 1887 and was born in 1840.
So from this and the census records, it would seem that the age in the Roster book at the top of this section is not correct. He was probably only about 22 when he enrolled in 1862.
Wayne County Burials book says that there is a stone for Benton Barkhamer at Chestnut Hill cemetery, Chippewa Twp, Wayne OH.  It has no dates but the Wayne Burials book indicates he was in Company G, 120th OVI.  I could not find Benton's grave when I went to Doylestown.  There was a stone for G W BARKHAMER, and wife Charity, and that may be his brother, George.  

Brother Aaron's Death record in Ohio:  File # 26712, Aaron BARKHAMER died on 1 Apr 1928 at Citizens Hospital, Barberton, Summit Co OH.  Residence S. Second St.  Single, Harness maker.  Born 6 June 1851 at Franklin Twp, Summit Co OH.  Father John BARKHAMER, born Washington PA.  Mother Dorthy FLICKINGER, born PA.  Burial Grill Cem.  Informant Perry WALL? of Barberton OH.

Sister, Sarah's Death record in Ohio:  File #39906, Sarah TAGG died 5 May 1920 at Wayne County Home, Wayne Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Widow.  Born 1836 at Summit Co OH.  Father John BARKHAMER born Washington Co PA.  Mother Dorothy FLICKINGER, born Summit Co OH.  Burial Doylestown OH.  Informant Mrs. Walter WECHT, of Wooster OH.  

History of Summit County Ohio, by William Henry Perrin 1881:  pp. 669 - 670 - BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES:

DAVID BUNN, policeman, Akron, Ohio, a son of Jacob and Sarah A. (Whaler) Bunn, was born in Wells Co., Ind., May 23, 1842, his father having moved to that locality in an early day. Subject worked on a farm, and helped to clear 200 acres of woodland. He went to school, two miles distant, and, at 19, came to Ohio, where he worked for David Gailhouse, of Wayne County, on farm and in coal bank. He enlisted, Aug. 22, 1862. in Co. G, of the 120th O. V. I., and participated in the Trans-Mississippi and Vicksburg campaign, and the Red River expedition. He was captured at Snagg Point, Red River, and imprisoned at Camp Ford for thirteen months ; was at one time sentenced to be shot by the rebels. and taken out for that purpose, but was not executed for some cause. After being inhumanly treated, rendering him an invalid for five years, he was, in 1865, paroled at Camp Ford, and returned to Doylestown, Ohio, and clerked for one year for his old employer, on farm and in coal bank. He was married. October 11, 1866, to Miss Almira Springer, of Doylestown where he lived until 1875. They have three children, two sons and one daughter. Mr. B.,in 1866, engaged in the grocery business, and afterward dealt in dry goods. In 1875, he came to Akron. and opened a boot and shoe store on Howard street for about three years when he closed out and entered the employ of Teeples & Maxim for about one and one-half years. In 1878, he was appointed. by Mayor Scott, policeman for the Fourth Ward, and has been on the force ever since, a faithful and vigilant officer.  He has always been a stanch Republican in politics.

1860 Census, Series M653 Roll 309, Jefferson Twp, Wells Co IN, page 895:  Jacob BUNN, age 56 PA, farmer; Sally A, age 43 PA; Harriet, age 19 IN; David, age 18 IN, laborer: Jeannette, age 16 IN; Caroline, age 13 IN; Lewis, age 12 IN; Isabel, age 9 IN; Sabine, age 7 IN; Mary E, age 5 IN; Harrison, age 2 IN.  

Discharge Record on microfilm in Wayne County OH, Book 1 page 270:
David Bunn of Company G 120th was born in Wills [Wells] County Indiana. It has his age at enrollment as 23 years.  He was 5' 10½", dark complexion, grey eyes, and light hair.  He was a farmer.  His Oath of Identity was dated 6 Dec 1865 and listed him as living in Doylestown, Wayne, OH.

David Bunn was the 1870 census taker in Chippewa Township, Wayne Co OH.

1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 1280, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 105:  David BUNN, age 28 IN, dry goods merchant;  Almira, age 30 OH;  Edwin E, age 2 OH.  

1880 Census, Series T9, Roll 1069, Akron, Summit Co OH, page 453:  David BUNN, age 39, IN, policeman, parents born OH;  Almira, age 39 OH, parents born PA;  Edwin, son, age 12 OH;  Bertha, daughter, age 8 OH;  Willard, son, age  7 OH. 

Married Elizabeth [Lizzie] <1895>

1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1324, Copley Twp, Summit Co OH, page 230:  David R BUNN, age 58 IN, born May 1842, farmer, father born PA, mother born OH; Lizzie, wife, age 31 IN, born Jan 1869, married 5 yrs, 3 children/2 still living, father born IN, mother born OH; Russel G, son, age 3 OH, born Jan 1897, parents born IN; Mabel STURGEON, step daughter, age 10 IN, born Aug 1889, father born OH, mother born IN.  

1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 1234, Akron Road, Copley Twp, Summit Co OH, page 209:  David R BUNN, age 67 IN, second marriage, married 15 yrs, own income, father born PA, mother born OH; Lizzie E, wife, age 41 IN, second marriage, married 15 yrs, 3 children/3 still living, father born IN, mother born OH; Russell G, son, age 13 OH, parents born IN; David B, son, age 2 OH, parents born IN.  

Ohio Death Index site lists: David R. Bunn, died in Summit co OH, 30 Aug 1919. 

Pension Index:  David BUNN, G 120th OH Inf.  Invalid 1899 Apr 13 in OH.  Widow, Elizabeth BUNN, filed 1919 Sep 26 in OH.  

Death record in Ohio:  File #50582, David R BUNN, of Copley Road, died 30 Aug 1919 at Copley Twp, Summit Co OH.  Married. Retired.  Born 23 May 1842 at Ossian Indiana.  Parents Jacob BUNN and Sarah WEHNER, born PA.  Burial Glendale Cem. [Note: Akron, Summit Co OH]  Informant Russell G BUNN, of RFD #29, Copley OH.  

 I haven't found what happened to Lizzie and children after David died.

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists George W. Clouse as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss.

Contributed by Tom Cooper, a Cooper family researcher

Henry F. "Harry" Cooper was born about 1844 in Doylestown, Wayne County Ohio, the son of Henry A. and Catherine Meech Cooper.  His early life was spent in Doylestown where his father was a blacksmith and also served in the capacity of justice of the peace and attorney.  Henry F. was the third child in the family.  He had two older siblings: Eunice born 1839 and James born 1842. His three younger siblings were: Charity P. born 1846, sister Wealthea "Wella" born 1854, and Howard W. born 1849. All the siblings were born in Doylestown.

Henry F., a young man of 18 (described as still being a schoolboy when he enlisted on his pension application), enlisted at Doylestown and mustered in as a Private.  During his service he was promoted to Corporal and then Sergeant.  He was taken prisoner on the Red River at Snaggy Point, Louisiana on May 3rd 1864, his regiment being in action on the transport "City Belle".  Henry was marched from where he was taken prisoner to Camp Ford in Tyler, Texas.  After reaching the camp he was transferred to Co. D of the 114th Ohio Volunteers until April 30th 1865.  There he was held until May 27th 1865.  In an affidavit filed with his pension request it states the following about his experience at Camp Ford..."during imprisonment - was exposed to the weather and had little or no medical care, scarcely any clothing - took sick and continued worse and better at times until released."

When released from Camp Ford, Henry reported to Benton Barracks in Mississippi on June 12, 1865.  From there he was sent to Camp Chase Ohio where he arrived June 20 1865 and was mustered out on 7 July 1865 as a Sergeant.

Henry returned to Doylestown after the War.  He married there on August 15th 1869 to Rachael A. Bruce. They were married by his father, Henry A., Justice of the Peace.  Henry worked as did his father before him as a blacksmith throughout his life. Their first child, Clyde, was born in 1870 at Doylestown and was followed by Harry L. in 1876.  Sometime after that the family moved to Hennepin County, Minnetonka, Minnesota.  There in 1878 daughter Florence F. joined the family.  In the 1880 Hennepin County census Henry was listed as a self employed blacksmith.  By October of 1883 Henry and family had moved back to Wayne County Ohio living in Dalton and in June of 1884 was living in Orrville Ohio. 

Henry was described in his application for pension physical as 5 foot 4 inches 135 lbs, dark hair, dark complexion and dark eyes.  Suffering from poor health he made application for pension and was denied.  To which he sent this note that indicated his displeasure with the decision to Commissioner William Dudley:

November 1883 Dalton Ohio
Mr. Dudley
If you think with the Government that I am not entitled to a pension, why do you not grant - if you think that a boy can be penned up 12 months and 24 days and come out a sound man  -  I have not more to say  -  and the Rebs must have been kind, their prisons a heaven.
yours
Henry F. Cooper

From the Dalton Ohio Gazette 15 July 1885
KILLED BY THE CARS
Henry F. Cooper of Akron, son of Henry Cooper Esq. of this place was killed by a train on the P. and W. Railroad at Akron Tuesday evening last.  From his father we learn these sad particulars of the sad accident.  Henry was walking along the track near the Buckeye Shops when the Engine struck him.  He was thrown fully 20 feet in the air and struck the ground with his head and shoulders breaking his neck.  There were no cuts or bruises on his body and nothing to show that he had met a violent death. Physicians were summoned but he was dead when picked up.  He was a member of the 120th Regiment and during the War served as an orderly sergeant of his company.  He leaves a wife and three children.  Mr. Cooper informs us the railroad company has been sued for damages and it can be readily proven that the train at the time it struck his son was running at a rate of 30 miles an hour, contrary to the law.  The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

From the Wayne County Jacksonian, Wooster Ohio 16 July 1885
Henry F. cooper who was killed by the cars at Akron last week was a son of Henry Cooper Esq. of Dalton and was a former resident of that place.

[Contributor Tom Cooper has no further information at this time about the children and descendants of Henry and Rachael.]

Sons of Union Veterans: Henry F COOPER, born 1840, died 1885.  Burial Glendale Cem, Akron, Summit County OH.  

Pension Index:  Henry F COOPER, D 114th and G 120th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 1883 Oct 1 in OH.  Widow, Rachel M RIPEOGLE, 1908 Oct 12 in OH.  
 

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists Cyrus C. Dague as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss in section L, grave 570.  [This may be an old numbering system for the cemetery.] 
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Parents and siblings of Cyrus:   Commemorative Biographical Record of Wayne County Ohio page 189-99
Gabriel Dague [wife Rachel Howe...History of Medina County and Ohio 1881 by Baskin and Battey page 708] came to Milton Township, Wayne co Ohio in 1820.  He resided there until 1843 when he moved to Chippewa Township and then in 1849 he moved to Wadsworth which is located in Medina county.  His children were Archibald, Michael, Joseph, Elizabeth, Gabriel, Andrew Hiram, Ephraim, Samuel and Cyrus. It states that Cyrus "died in the service of the United States, at Vicksburg, Miss.during the War of the Rebellion." 

So Cyrus was actually the uncle of Gabriel and Thomas J. of this Company G.

Need 1850

1860 Census, Series M653 Roll 1007, Wadsworth Twp, Medina Co OH, page 11:  Gabriel DAGE, age 69 PA, farmer;  Rachael, wife, age 64 PA; Ephraim, age 26 OH, farm hand; Gabriel L. age 31 OH, sadler.  [Note: So where is Cyrus?]
 

Gabriel C. Dague is buried in Chestnut Hill Cemetery, 1841-1935.  [Grave registration card: Lot #9, block #5, grave #2]
Mary A DAGUE is buried beside him.  1845-1930.

He is buried near Michael and Elizabeth DAGUE and Jennie H DAGUE.

The Akron and Summit County Ohio 1825-1928 Biographical, Volume II, 1928
Page 250 states that James W. Dague had two older brothers in the Civil War.....Gabriel and Thomas J.  It verifies that this Thomas J was the man who became a Presbyterian clergyman and was holding that position in Doylestown until he died in 1917.  Their parents were Michael Dague and Elizabeth King McElhenie who had a general merchandise business store in Western Star (Summit county) and then a business in Doylestown.
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History of Wayne County Ohio published in 1910 by B.E. Bowen and Company
Gabriel C Dague
The life of Gabriel C.Dague has always been one of unceasing industry and perseverance and the systematic and honorable methods he has followed have won him the unbounded confidence of his fellow men. He was born in Chippewa township, Wayne county, Ohio, January 14, 1841, the son of M. D. and Elizabeth K. (McElhaine) Dague. Both were born near Beverly, Pennsylvania, and each came to Chippewa township about 1820 with their parents, and here amid the primitive conditions of those early days they grew to maturity. M.D. Dague was educated in the early schools of Chippewa township, working on the home farm in the meantime. He naturally turned his attention to agricultural pursuits, which he followed until 1868, in which year he entered the general mercantile business in Western Star, Ohio, which lies partly in Medina and partly in Summit county. He continued in that line for five years and then sold out to his two sons, William Carman and Gabriel `C., the latter the subject of this sketch. These two sons and their father, also Samuel Duley, the father-in-law of William Carman Dague, then started a store in Doylestown, Ohio, in which they successfully handled dry goods, groceries and notions. During this time M. D. Dague again became part owner of his sons' stores at Western Star and Doylestown. Ten years after he entered business in Doylestown he retired and lived a quiet life until his death, at eighty-five years of age, living in Doylestown, merely looking after his agricultural interests in a general way. He was a very successful business man and was popular with all classes owing to his honesty and friendliness. For further facts regarding the ancestry of the subject, the reader is directed to the sketch of T. J. Dague on another page of this work. Gabriel C. Dague received his educational training in the common schools at the various places he lived when a boy and at the Western Star Academy. In September, 1862, soon after completing his education, he enlisted in the Union Army, but he was not admitted to the service until October 9th of that year. He was a member of Company G. One Hundred and Twentieth Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and served with that company until May 3, 1864, in a manner that stamped him as a gallant soldier. He was taken prisoner at Shagy Point [Snaggy Point], Louisiana, on the Red river, and he was sent to Camp Ford, Tyler, Texas, where he was held until May 27, 1865. He fought at Chickasaw Bluffs, at the siege of Vicksburg, Arkansas Post, after which he returned to Vicksburg and remained there from July 4, 1863, until the city surrendered a month later. He then went with his company to New Orleans and spent the winter at Plaquemine, Louisiana. After his release he weighed but eighty pounds. He returned to his father's farm and assisted with the work on the home place for eight years, then farmed for himself for four years, at the end of which time he purchased a half interest in his father's store at Western Star, as already indicated. Then for a period of thirty-two years he followed in a most successful manner merchandising at Western Star, Doylestown and Akron, Ohio, twenty years being spent at Western Star and twelve years at the last mentioned places; however, he was interested in all three most of the time. He seemed to take naturally to merchandising and his stores enjoyed a very liberal patronage. In 1904 he sold out his last interest and has since lived a retired life at his beautiful home in Doylestown, surrounded by plenty as the fruits of his earlier years of labor. Mr. Dague was married in November 1865, to Jennie H. Harkins, of Wooster, who passed away in 1868, and on December 30, 1869, Mr. Dague again married his last wife being Mary A Brown, a native of Stark county, Ohio, and to this union four children were born, namely; Bertha, who married Harry Baughman, is the mother of two children, Bessie and Ralph; Harmon H. married Minnie Seiberling, and they are the parents of three children, Ethel, Florence and Roy. Carman W. and Raymond Dague are both deceased. Politically, Mr. Dague adheres to the tenets of the Democratic party. He has been school director in Doylestown, Western Star, also treasurer of the school board at Western Star. He was also postmaster at that place for fifteen years. He has always been interested in the progress of his county, politically, morally, educationally or materially, and he has an extensive acquaintance throughout this locality, bearing a reputation of honesty and industry alike. ______________________________ 

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1860 Census, Series M653 Roll 1039, Norton Twp, Summit Co OH, page 64:  Michael DAGUE, age 44 PA, farmer;  Elizabeth, age 39 PA;  Gabrel, age 19 OH; Alice, age 16 OH; Rebecca J, age 12 OH;  Hiram, age 10 OH; James W, age 5 OH;  Joseph M, age 2 OH.  

Married Jennie HARKINS, 1865.   She died 1868.  Married Mary A BROWN 1869.  

1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 1270, Norton Twp, Summit Co OH, page 341:  Gabriel DAGUE, age 29 OH, farmer; Mary, age 21 OH.  

1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1069, village of Western Star, Norton Twp, Summit Co OH, page 333:  Gabriel C DAGUE, age 39 OH, store keeper, parents born PA; Mary, wife, age 32 OH,  parents born OH;  Bertha, daughter, age 10 OH; Harmon, son, age 6 OH; Melvin, brother, age 22 OH; Allen NICE, boarder, age 19 OH, clerk and temaster, parents born OH; Sarah DEVLIN, servant, age 13 OH, parents born England.  

1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1331, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 70:  Gabriel C DAGUE, age 59 OH, born Feb 1844, married 31 yrs, dry goods merchant, parents born PA; Mary A, wife, age 31 OH, born May 1848, married 31 yrs, 4 children/2 still living, parents born OH.  

1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 1239, High St, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 76:  Gabriel C DAGUE, age 69 OH, 2nd marriage, married 41 yrs, own income, parents born PA, Column 30 not marked for military service; Mary, wife, age 62 OH, first marriage, married 41 yrs, 4 children/2 still living, parents born OH; Howard H. WILLIAMS, boarder, single, age 31 NY, shipping clerk aluminum fac., father born OH, mother born IA; Robt. S. BLAKE, boarder, single, age 21 WV,  bookkeeper in aluminum fac., parents born WV.  

1920 Census, Series T625 Roll 1448, High St, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 77:  Gaberel DAIGUE, age 79 OH, retired, parents born PA; Mary, wife, age 72 OH, parents born OH.  

Daily Record, 20 Ap 1935, page 6 states that Gabriel Dague was aged 95 years, 3 months and 5 days when he died the previous Friday. He had been living on High street in Doylestown.  He was born in Rittman.  He was to be buried in Chestnut Hill cemetery.  He was survived by son Harman of Doylestown and daughter Mrs. H. W. Baughman of Akron.  He also had 5 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren at the time of his death

 Death record in Ohio:  File # 27496, Gabriel C DAGUE, who served in the military, died 19 Apr 1935 at High St, Doylestown, Wayne Co OH.  Widowed.  Retired merchant.  Born 14 Jan 1841 at Rittman, Wayne Co OH.  Father Michael D. DAGUE.  Mother Elizabeth McELHENIE.  Burial Chestnut Hill, Doylestown OH.  Informant H. M. DAGUE, of Doylestown.  

2nd Wife's Death record in Ohio:  fILE #12898, Mary A DAGUE, of High St, died 2 Feb 1930 at Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, OH.  Married to G. C. DAGUE.  Born 23 May 1848 at Hartville, Stark Co [OH].  Parents Feon BROWN and Elisabeth BYRER.  Burial Chestnut Hill Cem.  Informant G. C. DAGUE of Doylestown OH.  

Rev. Thomas J. Dague is buried at Chestnut Hill Cemetery in Doylestown, Chippewa Twp. Wayne Co. OH
Dates 1843 - 1918 But it appears that the stone is wrong.  The Death Certificate says he die 15 Nov 1917.  He was born 1 Dec 1843.
His wife, Josie [Martha Josephine], died 29 Oct 1913 and was born 6 Apr 1848.

From the History of Medina County and Ohio, 1881 by Baskin and Battey pp. 707-709
[abridged by the webmaster]
Thomas Jefferson Dague
His paternal great grandfather Dague/Deg was born at sea while his parents were on root from Germany to America.
His paternal grandfather, Gabriel Dague/Dage/ was among the first to settle in Milton Twp, Wayne county OH along with his brothers Michael and Frederick and other relatives all coming from Washington Co. PA.  Gabriel's wife was Rachel Howe. [Gabriel Dague age 80 years, 9 months is buried in Chestnut Hill cemetery in Doylestown.  Died 22 Jan 1872.]
His maternal grandparents, Thomas D'Armon McElheim [Scottish descent] and Margaret Aiken [Irish descent] came to Chippewa Twp.Wayne Co OH from Center County PA.
His parents: M.D. and Elizabeth K. (McELHEIM) DAGUE  [An article in the Commemorative Biographical Record of WayneCounty Ohio (1889) has Elizabeth's maiden name as McElhenie. This list of children are Thomas J., Rebecca J., William C., James W., and Joseph M.   Note: why was son Gabriel left off the list? ]

Thomas Jefferson Dague, the second son of M. D. and Elizabeth K (McElheim) Dague,  was born 1 Dec 1843 in Chippewa Township, Wayne Co., Ohio, on what is known as the Slagle farm.  The family moved later to the Agard farm, about two and one-half miles northeast of Wadsworth Village and then to the old Griswold farm in Norton, Summit Co., Ohio near Western Star [Medina County].  Thomas lived there until he was 18.  He taught school for a short time in Arlington, Hancock Co Ohio and then enlisted in Company G [with his brother and uncle up in Wayne county].  He was taken severely ill at Camp Mansfield, and was allowed to return home on furlough, where he remained for months, just on the verge between life and death.  In July 1863 he rejoined the regiment in the rear of Vicksburg, arriving just the day before the surrender.  From this time on, he served in the ranks, participating in the battles at Jackson, Miss., Snaggy Point, LA., and Blakely, Ala.  He was one of those on board the ill-fated steamer City Belle [at Snaggy Point], but was fortunate enough to make good his escape.  He was then transferred to the 104th OVI and afterward to the 48th OVVI.  During the whole of his army life, his fondness for books and study never left him, and even on the most tiresome marches there was found a place in his knapsack for his favorite books. He was also a regular correspondent of the press. 

He was engaged in business in the South until the fall of 1866, when ill-health obliged him to return North.  He taught school and then opened a private academy in Doylestown [Wayne County, OH].  But in 1869 he closed this school and in 1873 completed his Bachelor and Master of Arts at Miami University [Ohio].  He had been married to Martha Josephine Reid on the preceding 26th of December. Martha was the daughter of the late Andrew Reid, Esq., and Sarah C. Kelso, of Rockbridge, VA.

In 1876 Thomas Dague organized a prep school in Chillicothe Ohio where he also wrote for the Scioto Gazette. 
In 1879 he moved the school to Wadsworth to a building purchased by his father.

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Where was Thomas in 1860???  He would have been 16, but I haven't located him.
1860 Census, Series M653 Roll 1039, Norton Twp, Summit Co OH, page 64:  Michael DAGUE, age 44 PA, farmer;  Elizabeth, age 39 PA;  Gabrel, age 19 OH; Alice, age 16 OH; Rebecca J, age 12 OH;  Hiram, age 10 OH; James W, age 5 OH;  Joseph M, age 2 OH.  

1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 1177, Miami University Dormitories, Oxford, Oxford Twp, Butler Co OH, page 367:  Thomas J DAGUE, age 26 OH, student.

1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1047, Wadsworth, Medina Co OH, page 428:  Thomas DAGUE, age 36 OH, proprietor Dagues Institute, parents born PA; Marhta J, wife, age 31 VA, teacher, parents born VA;  Isabella DOWDY, black, servant, married, age 30 VA, housekeeper, parents born VA; Mary L DOWDY, black, age 4 VA, boarder, father born OH, mother born VA; Alice F REID, boarder, single, age 17 VA, student, parents born VA; Emily NOYES, boarder, single, age 34 OH, teacher, father born NH, mother born MA; John W PEIRCE, boarder, single, age 22 OH, student, no birthplaces for parents; Albert M BAUM, boarder, single, age 21 PA, student, no birth places for parents; Mary E STOAKES, boarder, single, age 18 OH, student, father born NH, mother born MA; Ernst MUELLER, boarder, single, age 51 Baden, teacher, parents born Baden.  

1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1331, High St, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 70:  Thos J DAGUE, age 56 OH, born Dec 1843, married 27 yrs, minister, parents born PA;  Martha, wife, age 50 VA, born Apr 1850, 0 children, parents born VA;  Michael, father, age 85 PA, born Apr 1815, retired, parents born PA;  Alice REED, servant, age 37 VA, single, born Aug 1862, house keeper, parents born VA.  

1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 1239, Church St, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 78:   Thomas J. DAGUE, age 66 OH, first marriage, married 37 yrs, farmer on home farm, parents born PA, Column 30 marked UA for military service;  Martha, wife, age 63 VA, first marriage, married 37 yrs, 0 children, parents born VA; Alice REED, companion, age 46 VA, single, parents born VA.  

Death record in Ohio:  File #74295, Rev T. J. DAGUE died 15 Nov 1917 at Doylestown, Wayne Co OH.  Widower.  Minister.  Born 1 Dec 1843 in OH,  Father M. C. DAGUE, born PA.  Mother Elizabeth McELHENIE, born PA.  Burial Chestnut Hill Cem.  Informant G. C. DAGUE of Doylestown OH.  

Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File #61130, Martha Josephine DAGUE died 29 Oct 1913 at Doylestown, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Born 6 Apr 1848 in VA.  Parents Andrew REID and Sarah KELSO.  Burial Chestnut Hill Cem.  Informant Thos. J DAGUE, of Doylestown OH.  

Illinois State Marriage Records:  George DETRICK married Iantha Jane RUSSELL 10 Feb 1871 at Mercer Co IL.  Pension index....George W. Detrick, Co G 120th,

1880 Census, Village of Olena, Henderson County, IL, page 71:  George DETERICK, age 31 PA, blacksmith, paretns born PA;  Jennie, wife, age 31 MI, father born NY, mother born CT; Wilbert, son, age 7 IL; Mabel, daughter, age 5 IL; Rosco, son, age 3 IL; Walter, son, age 1 IL.

1900 Census, Olena Pct, Henderson Co IL, page 168:  George DETRICK, age 52 PA, born July 1847, married 30 yrs, father born PA, mother born VA, farmer; Iantha J, wife, age 51 MI, born Sep 1848, married 30 yrs, 8 children/7 still living, father born NY, mother born CT; Rosco C, son, age 22 IL, born Mar 1878, single, farm laborer; Maude A, daughter, age 14 IL, born July 1886.

1910 Census, Stronghurst Twp, Henderson County IL, page 274:  George W DETRICK, age 61 PA, first marriage, married 39 yrs, blacksmith has own shop, parents born PA; Iantha J, wife, age 61 MI, first marriage, married 39 yrs, 12 children/7 still living; father born NY, mother born CT; Harry, son, age 21 IL, single, farm laborer. [Column 30 is marked with UA for military service.]  [Rosco is living near by with his family.]

Pension Index:  George W DETRICK, G 120th OH Inf.  Invalid 1883 or 1882 May 21.  Widow, Iantha J DETRICK, filed 1916 Dec 13 in IL.  

Illinois State Death Records:   
George W DETRICK died 24 Oct 1916 at Stronghurst Twp, Henderson Co IL.  
Jantha J DETRICK died 16 July 1923 at Stronghurst, Henderson Co IL.

Grave registered at Find a Grave.  Now has photo of his grave stone. Geo. W. 1848 - 1923, Iantha J., 1848 - 1923.

[Ohio Veterans Graves Registration site] There is a grave site listed for George W. Diedrich of Co G 120th OVI  in Stark Co, OH.  Why would there be a stone in Stark County for this soldier?

Need 1850 Census, Clearfield Co PA.

1860 Census, West Field Twp, Medina County OH, page 56, census taken 23 June 1860:  Jacob DETRICK, age 40 PA, blacksmith; John, age 15 PA; Geo, age 14 PA[see soldier George above]; Sarah, age 4 PA; Jas, age 2 PA, Mary, age 23 OH.  [Daughter Margaret Detrick HOOK, wife of Josiah, was born July 1861 according to the 1900 census. Born at Seville OH according to the death record.

Daughter's Death Record:  File # 40582, Margaret HOOK, of 500 High St, died 1 July 1922 at Barberton, Summit Co OH.  Widow.  Born 11 Aug 1860 at Seville, OH.  Parents Jacob DEITRICH and Polly CINCOX, born PA.  Burial Easton OH.  Informant Mrs. Myrtle HARRIS of 500 High St.  [Easton Cemetery is on route 585 in Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH] [Note: the 1900 census has Margaret's birth as July 1861.]

It could be that Mary [Polly] was listed with her new husband and with her parents in 1860.
1860 Census Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH page 386
This household was visited on 26 June 1860.  So this may or may not be the Polly that Jacob married.
James Tinsler age 62, a farmer born in New York
Nancy, age 64, born in PA
Polly, age 23, born in OH

1870 Census
Where were they in 1870?  Not on the census in Medina Co for that year.  Were they just missed?

1880 Census
The following could be the same Jacob and "Polly".  His age is off by a couple of years and so is Polly's!!way off!!.:
Jacob and Mary [Polly was a common nickname for Mary] Detrick were in the 1880 census in Guilford Township, Seville, Medina County, OH.  He was age 60, a blacksmith born in PA.  Mary  was age 35, born in OH.  The children were Clement L. (11), Emma E. (10), Mary R. (8), William H (7), Josephine (3).  These children were all born in OH.  Jacob was in business in Medina County until he died in 1895.[See information below.] 
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In the History of Medina County 1948 (by the Medina County Historical Society) page 92: "There was a smithy at the corner east of Seville where Jacob Detrick plied his trade for more than one generation."
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Pension for Jacob Detrick of Company G 120th and K 114th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 18 Oct 1875...no state given.   Widow, Polly DETRICK, filed 21 Oct 1895 in OH
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Will of Jacob Detrick from record book of Medina county Ohio recorded on microfilm:
Be it remembered:  That on the 10th day of October A.D. 1895 there was presented in open Court a paper writing purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of Jacob Detrick late of this county, deceased, which said instrument is as follows:
In the name of the Benevolent Father of all
I, Jacob Detrick being of sound mind and memory, do make this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by me at any time made.
It is my will in case of my death that my beloved wife Mary Detrick have & hold all of my property both personal and Real during her natural life.
After the death of Mary Detrick my beloved wife what remains of my property to be divided equally among Emma Stone, Josahine [sic] Detrick and Bell Stull her Bell Stall's share to be held in trust for Jacob Reed her son, to be given to him when he is of age.
Jacob Detrick
Signed by him in our presence and Signed by us in his presence and at his request.
E.E. Lee
Jacob B. Overholt 
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Application to Probate Will
In the matter of the Will of Jacob Detrick Deceased.
To the Honorable, the Judge of said Court:
And now comes Mrs. Jennie Cook and produces for admission to Probate in said Court, the Last Will and Testament of Jacob Detrick, late a resident of the township of Guilford in said County, who died on or about 
the 22 day of September A. D. 1895.
Said Testator died leaving Polly Detrick his widow and the following named persons, all of his next of kin.
 

The State of Ohio, Medina County, sc,
The above named Jennie Cook being first duly sworn, says the statements of the foregoing application are true as she verily believes.
Jennie Cook
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 5th day of October A.D. 1895.
John A. Clark
Notary Public
Afterward to wit:  On the 10th day of October A.D. 1895 said Court made an order in said matter which is as follows:
In the matter of the last will and testatament of Jacob Detrick deceased:
This day there was presented in open court a paper writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Jacob Detrick late of this county deceased, and an application was filed asking to have the same admitted to probate as the last will and testament of the said decedent.  It is therefore ordered that said will be filed and that notice issue to the widow of said decedent and all the next of kin who are residents of Ohio notifying them of the filing and of the time fixed for the hearing of said application which said time of hearing is hereby fixed for the 24th day of Oct 1895 at 10 o'clock A. M. to which time this matter is continued.
F. O. Phillips Judge
Notice to Heirs
The State of Ohio
Medina County 
In Probate Court
In the matter of the last Will and Testament of Jacob Detrick deceased:
To Polly Detrick, Margaret Hook, Jennie Cook, Emma Stone, Belle Stoll and Francis Detrick
You are hereby notified that on the 10th day of October A.D. 1895 an insturment of writing, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Jacob Detrick late of Guilford Township in said County, deceased, was produced in open Court and an application to admit the same to probate was on the same day made in said court.  Said application will be for hearing before this Court, on the 24th day of October A. D. 1895 at 10 o'clock A.M.
F. O. Phillips  Probate Judge
Dated at Medina, Ohio, this 10th day of October A. D. 1895
Return:
We the undersigned persons with? named, hereby acknowledge service of the within notice, this 15th day of Oct. A.D. 1895.
1. Polly Detrick
2. Margaret Hook
3. Jennie Cook
4. Emma Stone
5. Bell Stoll
6. Francey Long   [webmaster note:  notice the change of last name here]
[webmaster note:  There is more repetative legaleze here.  On the 27th of October Polly was ordered to appear befor the court "to make her election whether she will take under the provision of the will of her late husband or be endowed of the lands of her said husband and take her distributive share of the personal estate."  Mary did appear in person on 23 October 1895 and made her mark to certtify that she was electing "to take" under the provisions of the will.]

In the Medina County Gazette Thursday 29 Oct.1896 appears this note in the section called Court House Calendar: Probate Court:  "Estate of Jacob Detrick, Mary Detrick, widow, elects to take under will."

Jacob died 22 Sept 1895 and is buried in Friendsville Cemetery.  [To get to Friendsville, go straight west through Westfield Center in Medina County on the road going to Lodi.]

Daughter's Death Record:  File #40072, Emma E STONE died 9 June 1916 at 541 Sumner St, Akron, Summit Co OH.  Married.  Born 9 May 1872 in OH.  Father Jacob DETRICK, born PA.  Mother unknown, born OH.  Burial Glendale Cem.  Informant Robert STONE, of 541 Sumner St.  

1860 Census, West Field Twp, Medina County OH, page 56:  Jacob DETRICK [see soldier above], age 40 PA, blacksmith; John, age 15 PA; Geo, age 14 PA [see George above]; Sarah, age 4 PA; Jas, age 2 PA, Mary, age 23 OH.

1870 Census, can't find.

In the Medina County Gazette on Friday, 9 May 1879 appears this note in the section about Seville news:  "An infant child of John Detrick died Monday morning, and was buried on Wednesday."
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From Detrick researcher at hillendj@comcast.net
Son of Jacob Detrick of this Company G.
1880 Census:
This census record appears to be for John, who according to a bio of his brother George, lived for awhile in Illinois:
Medina County OH....1880 census
John (age 34 born PA), a blacksmith, and Josephine (32 OH) Detrick.  Children: Wilbert (12 born IL),  dau. Artie M. (10 IL), Nita E. (8 IL), Martha J (4 OH)
That means that John and family probably had moved back to OH by 1876. 
John is buried in a military cemetery in Sandusky, Erie County OH at the Ohio Veterans Home, Section H, lot 9, Grave 5.
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1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1324, East Exchange St, 6th ward Akron, Summit Co OH, page 121:  John G. DETRICK, age 57 PA, single, born July 1843m carruage blacksmith, parents born PA................he is a boarder in the LEFEVRE household.  
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The Ohio Civil War Veterans Graves Registration site (see sources) lists Private John G. Detrick of Co. G 120th OVI as being buried in Sandusky, Erie County OH. 

Pension Index:  John G DETRICK, E 48th, K 114th, and G 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1892 Aug 8 in OH.  

Death record in Ohio:  File # 20187, John DETRICK died 9 Apr 1910 at Soldiers and Sailors Home, Perkins Twp, Erie co OH.  Widowed.  Blacksmith.  Born 16 July 1844 at Clearfield, PA.  Father Jacob DETRICK, born PA.  Burial at the Old Soldiers and Sailors Home.  Informant Miss May DETRICK of Cleveland OH.  

Have not found 1850

1860 census, Chippewa twp, Wayne Co OH page 378:  Mary Eaton (48 PA). Mary is a weaver by trade.  Living there also are Sarah, (22 ), Abijah (20), Jackson (18), William (16),James (14), Lewis (12) and Elisabeth C. (8). Abijah, Jackson and James are listed as farm hands. All except the mother were born in OH.  [Note: Father's name was probably Friend EATON.]

1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 1280, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 101:  Mary EATON,age 58 PA; Lewis C, age 20 OH, teaching school.  So where was Abijah?  Brother William was in Doylestown.

????married Harriot in <1888>

If the Abijah in the 1910 census below is the right one, then he spent some time in Canada.  Soldiers and Sailors System lists only one Abijah EATON in the soldiers of the Civil War.  

?????1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 558, Arlington Ave, 16th ward Baltimore, Baltimore Co MD, page 155:  Abijah H. EATON, age 69 OH, second marriage, married 22 yrs, teacher in business college, father born MA, mother born OH, column 30 marked UA for military service; Harriot E, wife, age 66 Canada?, first marriage, married 22 yrs, 0 children, emigrated in 1887, father born England, mother born Canada?; Clarence J, son, age 35 Canada?, teacher in business college, father born OH, mother born Canada?, emigrated in 1877, teacher in business college.  

Sister's Death record in Ohio:  File #30318, Sarah E LEE died 1 May 1911 at Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Widow.   Born 28 Jan 1838 at Cuyahoga Co.  Parents Friend EATON and Mary LAW.  Burial ?Krupps or Kufupps? Cem.  Informant William W SEE, of Doylestown, OH.  

The Ohio Civil War Grave Registration site listed James Eaton of Company G 120th OVI as being buried in Wayne co OH.  James Eaton is buried at Chestnut Hill Cemetery in Doylestown.  Stone says he is son of F. and M. and he died 4 Feb 1868 at age 21 yrs.and ????.    Buried there also are Friend and Mary J Eaton who seem to be his parents.  Friend died in 1853 at age 48, but there is a Mary Eaton listed in the 1860 census index book.  His brother Jackson is also buried there, Co H 8th OH.  

Need 1850 Census.

1860 census, Chippewa twp, Wayne Co OH page 378:  Mary EATON, age 48 PA, weaver; Sarah, age 22 OH:  Abijah, age 20 OH, farm hand: Jackson, age 18 OH, farm hand;  William, age 16 OH [see William below];  James, age 14 OH, farm hand; Lewis, age12 OH; Elisabeth C, age 8 OH.               

Wayne County Grave Registration Cards book:
James Eaton, address Wayne County, died 4 Feb 1868, born 6 April 1846, buried Chestnut Hill.
The 1860 census record and the tombstone seem to point to the fact that James was only 16 when he joined Company G.

Sister's Death record in Ohio::  File #30318, Sarah E LEE died 1 May 1911 at Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Widow.   Born 28 Jan 1838 at Cuyahoga Co.  Parents Friend EATON and Mary LAW.  Burial ?Krupps or Kufupps? Cem.  Informant William

Nathaniel may have been a part of the family shown in the 1860 census in James Eaton's section.  But need to know where the family was living in 1850 in order to verify that with the census....or need the father's will/estate papers in Wayne County  OH to see what heirs are listed.

1860 census Chippewa Twp Wayne Co OH page 369
Nathaniel Eaton, age 26, a coal miner born in OH, Meriah (23 Michigan), Mary R. (4 Michigan), Charles M. (6 months OH).

1870 Census, Chippewa Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 101:  Nathaniel EATON, age 37 OH, farm laborer; Maria, age 33 MI; May Dilly, age 15 MI; Marion, age 11 OH; Andrew, age 9 OH; Arvada, [female], age 2 OH.  

There is a record in Summit county probate showing marriage of Nathaniel L. EATON to Lucy E. DACON on 17 Aug 1873.  So it seems that Nathaniel was married twice.

1880 Census, Cleveland, Cuyahoga County OH:   N.L. EATON is listed in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH.  He is an agent for lightning rods, age 46 and born in OH.  The birthplaces for his parents were left blank.  His wife Lucy was age 31, born in OH.  Her father was born in PA and her mother in OH.  The mother in law Delia Cowles is living with them  She is age 82 and was born in CT, as were her parents.  Also living there were the following children all with father born in OH and mother's birthplace unknown.  [note that the 1860 census above has their mother Meriah being born in MI]:  daughter Rodilla, age 22 born in MI, son Charles age 20 born in OH, son Andrew age 16 born in OH, and daughter Vada, age 11 born in OH.

Pension Index: Nathaniel EATON, G 120th.   Invalid pension 25 May 1871.   Widow's pension Lucy E. in Nebraska, 12 Jan 1891.  Minor, Charles M EATON guardian, filed 1900 Apr 23 in Nebraska.

Nathaniel's son, Charles, has sister June living with him:
1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 924, Emmett St., 5th Ward Omaha, Douglas County, NE, page 232:  Chas M EATON, age 39 OH, born Oct 1860, married 16 yrs,  jobber - Star Repair?, father born OH, mother born MI; Isabella K, wife, age 35 OH, born Dec 1864, married 16 yrs, 1 child/1 still living, father born OH, mother born NJ;  Byron K, son, age 14 NE, born Nov 1885, parents born OH; June M, sister, age 12 OH, born Dec 1881 OH, parents born OH.  

Possible marriage?
William EATON married Rosa A. WALTZ 10 Aug. 1865 in Wayne co OH.  V. 6 p. 335

1870 Census, Series: M593 Roll: 1280, Chippewa Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 106:  William EATON, age 26 OH, driller in reaper shop; Rosan, age 23 OH; Edith, age 2 OH.  

1880 Census, Series: T9 Roll: 225, Cuyahoga Falls, Summit County, Ohio, page 225:  Wm EATON, age 34 OH, worker in machine?? shop, parents born OH; Rosa, wife, age 31 OH, parents born OH; Edith, daughter, age 12 OH; Maud, daughter, age 9 OH; Ella, daughter, age 3 OH; Nellie, daughter, age 3 OH.  Also living there is  a boarder named Eli WALTZ, age 29 OH, works Mch shop, parents born OH.  

???Moved to Missouri by 1884???

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 875, Eldon, Miller Co, MO, page 145:  Rosa A. EATON, age 52 OH, born Mar 1848, widow, 6 children/4 still living, dressmaker, father born OH, mother born PA; Ross W, son, age 16 MO, born Aug 1883, parents born OH; Mellie M HARRIS, daughter, age 23 OH, widow, 1 child/1 still living, parents born OH; Mingai?? Z, grand daughter, age 5 MO, born Dec 1894, father born MO, mother born OH.  

1910 Census, Series: T624  Roll: 799, Eldon, Saline Twp, Miller Co, MO, page 145:  Rosa A EATON, age 61 OH, widow, children 6/4 still living, parents born OH, own income, Mellie M. SIMMONS, daughter, age 34 OH, widow, 1 child/1 still living, mending and repairing clothes, parents born OH; Minga Z. HARRIS, grand daughter, age 15 MO, father born MO, mother born OH.

Eldon Cemetery, Miller Co MO
Eaton, William N. 22 Feb. 1845 - 15 Nov. 1885 h/o Rose (Graham)
Eaton, Rose (Graham) 15 Mar. 1847 - 23 Feb. 1922 w/o William N. Miller County records

recheck pension index

Sister's Death record in Ohio::  File #30318, Sarah E LEE died 1 May 1911 at Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Widow.   Born 28 Jan 1838 at Cuyahoga Co.  Parents Friend EATON and Mary LAW.  Burial ?Krupps or Kufupps? Cem.  Informant William

Discharge record on microfilm in Wayne Co OH page 565:
Jefferson Etling of Co G 120th was born in Wayne Co OH.  He was 18 when he enrolled.  He was 5' 8½", dark complexion, brown eyes, black hair, and he was a farmer.  The Oath of Identity was not filled out.

Wayne County probate records have two possible marriages for Jefferson:
Emeline Reinochl (or Reinoehl), 20 Dec 1866 in Wayne Co OH
Maria McCalmon, 12 Sep 1878, Wayne Co OH

1870 Census, Series: M593 Roll: 1280, Baughman Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 19:  Jefferson ETLINE, age 26 OH, brick mason; Emma, age 22 OH; Mettie, age 2 OH; Mindella, age 11 months, born July 1869.  [Note: Birth Records from the Wayne County Ohio Probate Court 1867-1908 show these two children for Jefferson (Jeff or J.C.) and Emeline (Emmy): They were a girl Mindella, 31 July 1869; Francis(?) Nelly Etling, 26 May 1872]

The 1880 census seem to show that this Jefferson Etling did marry both the women in the probate records above.  It shows Jefferson living in Marshallville, Wayne Co Ohio with wife Mary Etling.  Jefferson was a stone mason, 35 yrs old, born in OH, with his parents being born in PA.  Mary was 33 yrs, born in OH.  Her father was born in PA and mother in OH.  Living with them are daughters Mindella Etling, age 10 born in OH, and Nellie F Etling age 8 born in OH.  We see from the birth record above that Jefferson and Emeline were the parents of Mindella and Nelly.  Both their parents were born in Ohio.

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 1322, Lawrence Twp, Stark Co OH, page 136:  Jefferson C ETLING, age 56 OH, born Apr 1844, married 21 yrs, bricklayer, father born PA, mother born OH; Mary, wife, age 53 OH, born Aug 1846, married 21 yrs, 3 children/2 still living, father born PA, mother born OH; Frank, son, age 17 OH, born Nov 1882, day laborer parents born OH; Anna, daughter, age 14 OH, born Jan 1886, parents born OH.  

In the 1900 newspaper report ot the reunion of the 120th, J.C. Etling was living in Canal Fulton. 
On the OH death index online there is a Jefferson C. Etling who died 7 June 1929 in Stark County OH.

Pension Index:  Jefferson C ETLING, G 120th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 5 Dec 1890 in OH.    Widow, Mary G ETLING, filed 23 July 1929

Death record in Ohio:  File # 43623, Jefferson C ETLING, died 7 June 1929 at Canal Fulton, Stark Co OH.  Wife, Mary G. ETLING.  Brick mason.  Born 4 Apr 1844 at RFD Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Father William ETLING, born RFD Wayne Co.  Mother Abigal MYERS.  Burial Canal Fulton OH.  Informant Mary G Etling, Canal Fulton OH.  

Don't know the mother of Erasmus.  
1850 census, Chippewa twp, Wayne co OH
A. Fisher (34 PA) a cabinet maker, Lydia Daniels (59 Mass.), Erasmus D (7 OH), Aurelia S. (5 OH), Cath [Catherine] MARSHALL (28 MD). 

Father,Archibald FISHER married Catharine DAILY 15 Oct 1851 in Summit Co OH.  Information at Family Search.

1860 census, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp. Wayne Co OH page 360
Archibald Fisher (42 PA) a cabinet maker, all others born in OH, Catherine (33), Erasmus (16), Arelia (14), Emma J. (7), Ada A. (6), Ella S. (4), Viola M. (2), no name girl (2 months).

[Note: By 1870 there were two more children, Samuel born <1864> and Minnie, born <1867>.  But Erasmus isn't listed.]

I am wondering if Erasmus died before the 1870 census....but if so, why not listed in a cemetery in Chippewa Twp?

???????1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 1082, Central Islip State Hospital, Suffolk Co NY, page 153:  Erasmus D. F. FISHER, patient, single, age 66, born OH, parents born US?, kitchen helper in the hospital.  [Note: not marked for military service.....none marked on that page for military service.] [He was at Manhattan State Hospital, Islip, in 1900.]

Brother, Samuel's Death record in Ohio: Born 13 Aug 1864, shows his father was Archibald FISHER and Catherine DAILY.]  Catherine is also the mother of Viola, Sarah Ellen, and Emma. But Catherine would not be the mother of Erasmus.  

1860 census Doylestown, Chippewa twp, Wayne Co OH page 361
Daniel Flickinger (55 PA) boot and shoemaker, Sarah (53 PA), all others born in OH, John (22 a potter), William (21 a potter), Mary (19), Sarah (19), Elizabeth (17), Benjamin (15), James H. (11).
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The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists Benjamin Flickinger as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss.

1850 Census, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH page 240? :  David Galehouse (42), Mary (36). Jane E. (15), Harvey (11), Henry H. (9), Fred W. (7), Eliz Higgins (61).  [Wayne County Probate Court record:  David GALEHOUSE married Mary THIGGIN on 26 Feb 1835 in Wayne Co OH.]

1860 Census, Series: M653 Roll: 1051, Chippewa Twp.Wayne Co OH  page 370:  David Galehouse (51 OH) a farmer, Mary (42 OH), Henry (21 OH)a farm hand, Harvey (19 OH) in school, Fredrich (17 OH)a farm hand, Fredrich Galehouse (77, place born looks like Boualin....just can't make it out), Elisabeth Higgins (71 PA), Louisa Galehouse (25 OH), George Marshel (45 England), Samuel Hughes (19 OH) in school, Ellin Meach (7 OH), James M--- (4).  It is interesting that the two Meach children are listed as having $1000 each in personal property.

Discharge record on microfilm at Wayne County OH, page 50 in Book 2:
Harvey H. Galehouse of Co E 48th Ohio was born in Chippewa Twp, Wayne County OH.  He enrolled at age 22.  He was 5' 10", with sandy complexion, blue eyes and sandy hair.  He was a farmer.  No Oath of Identity was filled out.

Wayne county OH probate records:  Harvey H. GALEHOUSE married Amanda E. HILE on 23 Nov 1865.

1870 Census, M593 Roll: 1280, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 84:  Harvey GALEHOUSE (27 OH) a coal dealer, Amanda (24 OH), Mary Edith (4 OH), also living there were Thos FENIGAN (17 Ireland) a farm laborer, Mike BAYSINGER (35 OH) a farm laborer, Eliza Baysinger (29 OH), James MANSFIELD (11 OH), John MANSFIELD (9 OH), Samuel BAYSINGER (4 OH), William BAYSINGER (2 OH), Martha BAYSINGER (9 months OH).   [Note: See Abraham MANSFIELD of this Company G below.]

1880 Census, Series: T9  Roll: 1076 , Chippewa Twp, Wayne co OH, page 77:  Harvey GALEHOUSE, age 40 OH, farmer, parents born OH; Amanda, wife, age 35 OH, father born PA, mother born OH; Edith, daughter, age 14 OH; David, son, age 9 OH; Bessie, daughter, age 6 OH; James, son, age 4 OH; Nettie, daughter, age 2 OH.   

The report in the Wooster Republican about the June 1899 reunion of the 120th says that Sergeant Harvey Galehouse, Company G, resident of Doylestown had died in the last year.

 Wayne County Democrat, page 2, Wednesday, 17 May 1899 [?Died May 11?]
Harvey Galehouse was found dead last Thursday morning at his home near Doylestown.  He had not been very well for a few days, but was around, and laid down on a lounge where his wife found him lifeless.  His age was 69[?] years.  He was a soldier in the 48th Regiment OVVI and was subject to heart disease.  He is survived by his wife and several children.  The funeral took place Saturday afternoon.
[In a second article printed the same day in the Wooster Weekly Republican on page 4, it states that Harvey was a soldier during the Rebellion and that he was about 60 years of age. It also dispels a rumor that Harvey was injured in a quarrel, but states that he had exchanged some angry words with a gentleman who was in town on Wednesday afternoon.]

Pension Index:  Harvey H GALEHOUSE, E 48th, K 114th and G 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1880 Jan 22.  Widow, Amanda E GALEHOUSE, filed 1899 May 11? in OH.  

Brother's Death record in Ohio:  File #61799, Fred W. GALEHOUSE died 4 Sep 1920 at Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Farmer.  Born 10 Sep 1843 at Chippewa Twp.  Parents David GALEHOUSE and Mary HIGGINS, born OH.  Burial Chestnut Hill Cem.  Informant Ethel M GALEHOUSE of Doylestown.  

 John Wesley GALEHOUSE is buried at Chrestnut Hill Cem, Doylestown OH.  Section 7.  
29 May 1844 - 3 Dec 1879
Nettie, his wife, d. ?10 June 1874?
Two infant daughters, Grace and Nettie

 1850 census, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH page 213
Elias Galehouse (36 OH) a farmer, Eliz (26 Oh), Mary (13 OH), Martha (10 OH), Sarah A. (8 OH), 
Wesley (6 OH), Silas (4 OH).  [Wayne County Probate Court record:  Elias GALEHOUSE married Elizabeth BENDER on 8 Jun 1837 in Wayne Co OH.]  [Note: Brother, Albert's death record agrees with this same name for his mother and says both parents were born in New Lisbon, OH.  

1860 census, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne OH page 360
Elias Galehouse (46 OH) a merchant, Elisabeth (34), Mary (20) a tailor by trade, Sarah A. (17), John W (16), Silas (13), Albert (7), Alice (3).  All born in OH.
[Soldier John may have had two more siblings ....in the 1880 census for the same area, there are two listed that were not yet born in 1860....Nellie age 16 and Harry age 11.]

Discharge record on microfilm at Wayne Co OH, page 275 in book 1:
John Wesley Galehouse, 1st Srgt. Co G 120th, was discharged 15 April 1864 at Morganzia Louisiana by reason of his acceptance of a commission as 1st Lieutenant [with the year 1865]
He was born in Wayne co OH, enrolled at age 19, was 5' 9¾" tall, light complexion, grey eyes, dark hair and he was a miller.  The Oath of Identiy was dated 14 Dec 1865 and he was of Doylestown, in Wayne co OH.

Married Nettie HILE.  

1870 census, Doylestown Chippewa Township, Wayne Co OH page 102
J. Wesley Galehouse, (26 OH), a miller, Nettie (20 OH), Harry (age 1 OH)  [Note:  In 1880 Harry, age 11, was living with his grandparents Elias and Elizabeth GALEHOUSE.]

Pension Index:  John W GALEHOUSE, G 120th OH Inf.    Invalid filed 1879 Sep 30.  Minor, Elias GALEHOUSE guardian, filed 1880 Jan 5.  

The Ohio Veterans Grave Registration site says that John W. Galehouse of Co G 120th OVI is buried in Wayne County.
In the Wayne County burials book there are two John W. Galehouse men buried in Chestnut Hill cemetery in Doylestown:
John W. Galehouse, died 3 Dec 1879, age 35 yrs and 6 months.  This would be correct birth time for John Wesley of Co. G.
This must be the correct man since the soldier John W. Galehouse of Co G applied for an invalid pension 30 Sep 1879 and then on 5 Jan 1880 a guardian for a minor was appointed...meaning that John W. must have died between the two applications.  This guardian's name was Elias Galehouse. This guardian may have been John W's father.

Wayne County Grave Registration Cards book:
John W. Galehouse, address Wayne County OH, died 3 Dec 1879, born 29 May 1844.
Buried Chestnut Hill, lot #9, block #7, grave #2.

Son's Death record in Ohio: File # 61867, Harry W GALEHOUSE of 1966 E. 71st St., died 3 Nov 1925 at Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co OH.  Single.  Jeweler.  Retired.  Born 22 Dec 1868 at Doylestown OH.  Father John Wesley GALEHOUSE, born OH.  Mother Nettie HILE, born Clinton, OH.  Burial Doylestown OH.  Informatn W Z R EDWARDS, of 1966 E. 71st.  

Wayne County Probate court record:  Saml. GARVER married Leah BAUGHMAN on 4 Sep 1851 in Wayne Co OH.  

1860 Census, Chippewa Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 378:  Samuel GARVEN, age 32 PA, farmer; Sarah, age 32 PA; Mary, age 7 OH; Daniel, age 5 OH; Jacob, age 3 OH; Sarah J, age 10 months OH.

1870 Census, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 206:  Samuel GARBER, age 43 PA, shingle maker; Leah, age 42 PA; Daniel, age 17 OH, farm laborer; Mary, age 18 OH; Jacob, age 14 OH, farm laborer; Henry, age 10 OH; Samuel, age 8 OH; Lizzie A, age 6 OH; John, age 1 OH.  [in next dwelling are Henry and May GARBER and family]

1880 Census, Summit Twp, Cloud County, KS, page 181, 7 June 1880:  Samuel GARBER, age 52 PA, farmer, parents born PA; Leah, wife, age 51 PA, parents born PA; Henry, son, age 19 OH; Samuel, son,age 17 OH; Elisabeth, daughter, age 12 OH; John, son, age 10 OH; Emma OLMER, granddaughter?, age 7 OH;

Pension index: Samuel GARBER,  G 120th OVI,  K 114th OVI,  E 48th OVVI.   Invalid filed 21 July 1880 in Kansas.

1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1336, Case Twp, Cleveland Co OK, page 24:  Samuel GARBER, age 73 PA, widowed, born Jan 1827, farmer, parents born PA; John, son, age 27 KS, farmer, born Sep 1870, parents born PA; Henry, son, age 40 OH, married, born July 1859, day laborer, parents born PA; Clout? DAVIS, grandson, age 16 KS, born 1884, farm laborer, father born WV, mother born OH; Arnold DAVIS, grandson, age 14 KS, born 1886, farm laborer, father born WV, mother born OH.  

Discharge record on microfilm at Wayne co OH page 400:
Andrew Gardheffner, Co G of the 21st Res. Corps.
He was born in Bavaria, was 42 yrs when he enrolled, was 5' 5½", dark complexion, dark eyes, and brown hair.  He was a moulder.
[A moulder was a person who shaped sand into which molten metal was poured in a foundry.  Definition found in "A to Zax" by Barbara Jean Evans]
The Oath of Identity signed 8 May 1866 stated that he was of Canal Fulton in Stark county OH.  It verified that he was in Company G of the 120th.

 Pension Index:  Andrew GARDHEFFNER, G 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1879 May 12.  Widow, Barbara GARDHEFFNER, filed 1887 June 7 in OH.  
 

Howard Gates  1846 - 1932 is buried at Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Doylestown OH,  near John And Elizabeth Gates and near Clarissa 1864 - 1901

Ohio Death index: Howard Gates died 21 Oct 1932.

Discharge Record on microfilm at Wayne Co OH, Book 1 page 482:
Howard Gates of Co G 120th.  There is a note that states he was not fit for the invalid Corps because of disease contracted in the service.  He was 18 when he enrolled, 6' and ½" tall, fair complexion, hazle eyes, brown hair.  He was a farmer when he enrolled.  The Oath of Identification, dated 3 July 1866, states that his residence was Doylestown, Wayne co OH.

I think this is Howard.....Elias H.
1860 Census, Doylestown, Wayne County, OH, page 361:  John GATES, age 49 PA, farmer; Elisabeth, age 41 OH; Elias H, age 14 OH; Louisa J, age 5 OH; Mary D, age 2 OH.  

1870 Census, Chippewa Twp, Wayne County OH, page 107:  Howard GATES, age 24 OH, farmer; Clarissa, age 23 OH.  [Living in the next dwelling are John and Elizabeth GATES and children Lousa Ida [15], Mary Della [12], and John [5].]

Pension Index:  Howard GATES, G 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1877 Aug 17.  No state given.  

In the 1880 census Howard Gates is living in Doylestown, Wayne County, Ohio and he had a millinery store.   He is 34 years old, born in OH.  His father was born in PA and his mother in OH.  His wife Clarissa was age 33 born in OH and was a milliner.  Her father was born in France and her mother in PA. 

1900 Census, Chippewa Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 74:  Howard GATES, age 54 OH, born Mar 1846, married 35 yrs, parents born OH, a farmer; Clarissa, wife, age 54 OH, born May 1846, married 35 yrs, 3 children/0 still living, father born OH, mother born PA.

1910 Census, Gates Street, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 80:  Howard E GATES, age 64 OH, widowed, farmer on home farm, father born PA, mother born OH.  [Column 30 is marked UA for service in the military.]

1920 Census, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne County OH, page 80:  Howard GATES, age 73 OH, widower,  retired farmer, parents born PA.

Daily Record, 22 Oct 1932 page 2 states that Howard Gates died at age 86. Born 11 March 1846 on a farm near No 7 school near Doylestown in Chippewa township where he remained all his life.  It says he was 16 when he enlisted.  In 1866 he was married to Clarhist Bughler but she had died 30 years earlier.  Burial at Doylestown cemetery.
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There is also an obituary in the Rittman Press 27 Oct 1932, page 7, which repeats much of the same wording as the article above.  But it does add some interesting facts.  It says that the farm where Howard was born was the Galehouse farm.  This article spells his wife's name Clarissa Bughler.  It states that he leaves two sisters, Mrs. Ida Rininger of Akron and Mrs. William Allensworth of Doylestown.  Burial at Chestnut Hill.

Death record in Ohio:  61891 Howard GATES, of Doylestown, died 21 Oct 1932 in Doylestown, Wayne Co OH.  Widowed, wife Clarissa BUCHER.  Born 11 Mar 1846 in Doylestown RD OH.  Father John GATES, born PA.  Mother Elizabeth GALEHOUSE, born Doylestown RD, Wayne Co OH.  Burial Chestnut Hill.  Informant, Mrs Geo. B. HARTER, of 209 So. Balch St. Akron, OH.  

1860 Census, Series M653 Roll 1050, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 56:  Albert GLADIE, age 26 France..........living with Fred [55] and Magdalene [51] WINGER AND FAMILY.  Fred was born in Switzerland and Magdalene in France.

1870 haven't found

<1875> marriage

1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1077, Orrville, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 229:  Albert GOTIER, age 41 France, farmer, parents born France; Mary, wife, age 32 Switzerland, parents born Switzerland; Lena M, daughter, age 3 OH; Albert H, son, age 1 month OH, born May 1880.

1900 Census, Series T623, Roll 1331, North Main St, Orrville, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 194:  Albert GOTIE, age 62 Germany, born Oct 1837, married 25 yrs, retired invalid, emigrated 1854, lived in US 46 yrs, naturalized, parents born Germany;  Mary R, wife, age 53 Germany, married 25 yrs, 3 children/3 still living; parents born Germany; Albert W, son, age 20 OH, born May 1880, single, hotel clerk; Emma F, daughter, age 17 OH, single, born March 1883.  

1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 1239, Orrville, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 189:  Albert GOUTER [could be misread as GONTER], age 73 France [spoke French], 1st marriage 35 yrs, 3 children/3 still living [wife died <1907>], retired farmer, parents born France, not marked for military service; Lena, daughter, age 33 OH, divorced, father born France [spoke French], mother born Switzerland [spoke French], housekeeper; Emma, daughter, age 26 OH, divorced, 3 children/3 still living; Robert CHAPMAN, grandson, age 9 OH, parents born OH; Raymond CHAPMAN, age 8 OH, parents born OH; Relia? CHAPMAN, granddaughter, age 6 OH, parents born OH.  

1920 Census, Series T625 Roll 1448, North Main St, Orrville, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 219:  Albert GOUTER, age 87 France, widowed, emigrated 1849, naturalized 1854, parents born France, no occupation; Lena, daughter, age 42 OH, single, parents born France, no occupation.  

The Ohio Civil War veterans Grave Registration site says that
Albert Gautie (Albert Gouter) Company G 120th was buried in Wayne co OH.
I found him buried [4 Jan 1922] in Crown Hill Cemetery in Orrville, Wayne Co OH.  Wayne Co burials book says he was 88 years old.  [Block 6, Lot 11]
The Ohio death index online has Albert H. Gouter, died 2 Jan 1922.

Pension Index:  Albert GOUTER, G 120th OH.  Invalid filed 1875 Sept 8.  No state given.  

Death record in Ohio: File #6049, Albert Henry GOUTER, of North Main St, died 2 Jan 1922 at Orrville, Wayne Co OH.  Widower.  Retired.  Wife Mary GOUTER.  Born 18 Oct 1833 in France.  Parents not known.  Burial Crown Hill Cem.  Informant Albert GOUTER Jr., of Orrville OH.  

Daughter's Death record in Ohio: File #12611, Lena GOUTER, of 428 N. Vine St, died 9 Feb 1932 at Orrville, Wayne Co OH.  Single.  Born 1 Feb 1876 at Orrville OH.  Father Albert GOUTER, born France.  Mother Emma CURRIE  [Not correct:  See obituary above], born Green Twp, OH.  Burial Crown Hill Cem.  Informant A. W. GOUTER, of Orrville OH.  [Note:  The informant on this one got Lena's mother's maiden name wrong!]

1860 Census, Sugar Creek Twp, Wayne County OH, page 103:  Saml GOCHNANER OR GOCHNAUER, age 42 PA, farmer; Catharine, age 39 PA; Martha, age 18 OH;  John, age 16 OH;  Samuel, age 14 OH;  Mary, age 12 OH;  Philip, age 10 OH;  Franklin, age 8 OH; David, age 6 OH; George, age 4 OH.  

1870 not with parents....haven't found yet

1880 Census, Sugar Creek, Wayne County, OH, page 330:  John GOCHNAUER, age 37 OH, farmer, parents born PA;  Margaret, wife, age 34 OH, parents born PA; Anna, daughter, age 12 OH; Mary E, daughter, age 10 OH;  Catharine, daughter, age 7 OH;  William, son, age 5 OH;  Samuel, son, age 3 OH; Ada A, daughter, age 1 OH.  

1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1322, Lawrence Twp, Stark Co OH, page 127:  John A. GOCHNAUER, age 56 OH, born Aug 1843, married 32 yrs, farmer, parents born PA; Margaret S, wife, age 54 OH, born June 1845, married 32 yrs, 8 children/8 still living; parents born PA; Anna A TIECHE, daughter, age 32 OH, born May 1868, married 9 yrs, 1 child/1 still living; Verne TIECHE, grandson, age 8 OH, born Apr 1892, father born Germany, mother born OH; William GOCHNAUER, son, age 25 OH, single, born June 1874, farm laborer;  Samuel, son, age 23 OH, single, born Mar 1877, farm laborer; Thomas E, son, age 18 OH, single, born Sep 1881; George G, son, age 15 OH, single, born May 1885;

1910 Census, Baughman Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 25:  John GOCHNAUER, age 66 OH, first marriage, married 43 yrs, farmer on general farm, father born PA, mother born OH; Margaret, wife, age 64 OH, first marriage, married 43 yrs, 8 children/8 still living, parents born Pa;  Samuel C, son, age 33 OH, single, farmer on general farm; Thomas E, son, age 28 OH, farmer on general farm, single; George C, son, age 25 OH, farm labor at home, single. [Column 30 indicates UA as service in the military for John.]

Dalton Gazette [in Wayne co. OH], page 1, Thursday, 16 Jan 1913
Aged Farmer Dies
    John A. Gochnauer, a widely known and aged farmer, living near Burton City [east of Orrville in Wayne county OH], contracted a cold a week or ten days ago, which on Friday last developed into an attack of pneumonia and caused his death Wednesday morning at 4 o'clock, aged 69 years.
    Mr. Gochnauer was a civil war veteran, and a life long resident of Wayne county, having been born near the home where he died.  He is survived by a wife, eight children, four brothers, S. J. of Massilon; D. H. of near Orrville; Frank and George, of this place, and one sister Mrs. Barr of Ashland. [all these places are in OH]
    Mr. & Mrs. George Gochnauer, sons Wade and Clayton; Mrs. Susan Caldwell, Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Caldwell and Mr. L.C. Davison, of this place attended the funeral, which was held Saturday last from the Orrville Reformed church.
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Ohio Death Index: John A. Gochnauer died 8 Jan 1913 in Wayne county OH.
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Wayne County Burials book:
Section B, lot #24
John A. Goghnauer, buried Crown Hill cemetery in Orrville OH, buried 10 Jan 1913, age 69 years.
Margaret, buried 14 Jun 1923 age 77 years.

Wayne County Grave Registration Cards book:
John Abraham Gochnauger, address Wayne County OH, died 1913, born 1843, buried at Crown Hill in Orrville OH, Lot #24, block #9, grave #3.

Pension Index:  John GOCHNAUER, G 120th and G 114th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1879 Oct 31.  Widow, Margaret GOCHNAUER, filed 1913 Jan 30.  

Death record in Ohio:  Fiel #6174, John Abraham GOCHNAUER died 8 Jan 1913 at Baughman Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Farmer.  Born 16 Aug 1843 at Wayne Co OH.  Parents Samuel GOCHNAUER and Catherine HOOVER, born PA.  Burial Crown Hill Cem.  Informant Mrs. Jno GOCHNAUER, of Orrville OH.  

Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File #41318, Margaret GOCHNAUER died 12 June 1923 at Baughman Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Widow.  Husband John GOCHNAUER.  Born 25 June 1845 at Stark Co OH.  Parents Chas STONER and Elizabeth OBERLIN, born PA.  Burial Crown Hill Cem.  Informant Mrs. O. V. GARDNER, of Orrville OH.  

From Susan, great-great-granddaughter of Alfred GROW.

Commemorative Biographical Record of Northeastern Pennsylvania
J. H. Beers & Co.   1900            Page 1164
Alfred C. Grow, one of the progressive and well-to-do general farmers of Auburn township,
 Susquehanna County, was born May 7, 1840, Mehoopany, Wyoming Co., Penn., son of John W. Grow and Caroline
 (Wakefield) Grow.

John W. Grow [Alfred's father] was born January 3, 1820, in Connecticut, son of Danford and Chloye (Jones) Grow, who
 became early settlers of Meshoppen, Penn.  In Meshoppen township, Wyoming county, he met and
 married Caroline Wakefield [Alfred's mother], a native of Massachusetts, daughter of Cyrus Wakefield, a farmer and they
 soon afterward removed to Mehoopany, where Mr. Grow operated a sawmill, and also carried on a
 coopering business.  Seven children were born to their union, namely; Alfred C., James, who died in
 Akron, Ohio; Philander, who died while serving in the Civil war; Adelia, wife of Franklin Bullock, a
 retired citizen of Tunkhannock, Penn.; Emerson, a blacksmith, living in Illinois; George, who runs
 a sawmill in Auburn township; and Uneca, who died in childhood.  The mother died in 1855 at
 Meshoppen, Penn., where she was buried, and where the father now lives retired.  He married, for his
 second wife, Mrs. Eunice White, and to them were born children as follows; Inez, married to Solomon
 Baker, a stone mason of Meshoppen; Ida, wife of Maleel Harvey, a farmer of Kizerville, Penn., and
 Hattie, wife of John Harvey, who owns a farm near Kizerville.  Mr. Grow is a member of the Baptist
 Church.

Alfred C. Grow received his education in the public schools and remained under the parental roof
 up to the age of fifteen years, after his mother’s death making his home with an uncle for a year.
  Between the ages of thirteen and fifteen he worked in a sawmill at Meshoppen.  For a few years
 during his early manhood he worked with various farmers, and he also lived at home for two years.
  For three months he was engaged in repair work on the river dam, and for two or three years prior
 to his marriage ran a sawmill in Springville township, Susquehanna County, which his father
 rented.  After his marriage, in 1860, he purchased a mill in Springville, which he ran for six months,
 at the end of that time moving to Lymanville, Penn., where he engaged in farming for a year.  In
 July, 1861, he enlisted, for three years, in Company H, 1st Pennsylvania Light Artillery, under
 Capt. James Brady, but he was discharged in January, 1862, at Washington, D. C., on account of
 disability. For the next two years he was capable of doing little work, though he carried on farming for
 about a year, and in December, 1863, he moved to Doylestown, Ohio, where he was employed for a few
 months in the Buckeye reaper and mower shop.  In January, 1864, he re-enlisted, this time in
 Company G, 120th O. V. I., under Capt. Benjamin Jones, after a few months service with that command
 transferring to the 114th O. V. I., and later to another Ohio regiment.  He participated in the Red
 River campaign, was in various skirmishes, and was under fire for a week at Blakely, but he was
 never wounded.  He came home on furlough in the fall of 1865, and received an honorable discharge
 from the service in May. 1866, at Columbus, Ohio.

For about one year after his return from the army, Mr. Grow was under the doctor’s care, after
 which, until 1871, he was employed in the reaper and mower machine shop at Doylestown.  In 1872 he
 returned to Pennsylvania, first renting a farm in Auburn Township, Susquehanna County,  The next
 year he worked the Whitesmith farm, in 1874 and 1875 the Lemuel Blakesley farm at Springville, and
 subsequently Dr. Gratton’s farm at Benton Center.  On his return to Springville he worked for six
 years for Lemuel Blakesley, and he has since been engaged in farming on his own account at present
 living on the Beardsley farm, in Auburn township, near the Baptist Church.  It comprises 130 acres
 of good land, and by industry and careful management Mr. Grow has derived a good income from the
 farm, gaining a well-deserved reputation for progress and thrift in all his undertakings.,  He is
 respected by all who know him as intelligent, honest, hard-working man, and is well known in the
 vicinity of his home.

On February 4, 1860, Mr. Grow was united in Marriage with Miss Annie Wiles, the ceremony taking
 place in Springville township, and they have had children as follows; Clark E.; who died at the age
 of six years; Caroline A., wife of Thomas Bagles, a machinist of Towanda, Penn.; James L., a
 farmer of Rush township, Susquehanna county; John, who died at the age of twenty-five years; Alfred E.
 a molder, of Towanda, who married Eva Lake; Blanche V., married to Burton Thomas, who owns a farm
 in Springville; Edith, wife of Fred Thomas, who owns a farm in Springville; Charles, a farmer of
 Auburn township; Harry and Clara, twins, the former living at home, the later married to Zibe Lott;
 and Wileston T. and Burton C. living at home.  Mr. Grow takes a deep interest in religious
 matters, uniting with the Baptist Church, to which most of the family belong, and in which he has held
 the office of deacon for six years.  His political sympathies are with the Republican party.
  Socially he belongs to the G. A. R. and I. O. O. F., and he and his wife are members of the Daughters
 of Rebekah.

Mrs. Annie (Wiles) Grow was born March 2, 1844, near Meshoppen, Penn.  Her mother, Martha
 Boughton, was twice married, and Annie was born to the first union, but as she was only a young child when
 her mother wedded Martin Wiles she always went by her stepfather’s name.   Mrs. Wiles lived to
 the advanced age of eighty-seven years.  As the family consisted of eleven children Mrs. Grow
 commenced to help when but ten years of age, going to school winters and doing housework and spinning in
 the summers.  She married Mr. Grow at the age of sixteen, Always studious, quiet and unassuming,
 she gained many friends, and she is an active Church worker, having from early life been a
 constant attendant of Sabbath-school and Church.  She is president of the Mission Circle, and may always
 be relied upon in any good work. 

Presidents, Soldiers,Statesmen    Volume II       H. H. Hardesty, Publisher, 1895
Alfred C. Grow

	Born in Mahoopany, Wyoming Co., Pa., May 7, 1840, was a son of John W. and Caroline (Wakefield)
 Grow, the former living, the latter deceased.  He was married in Springville, Pa., to Annie Wiles
 and they have had the following children, their births occurring in the order given -- Caroline A.,
 James, Alfred E., Blanch V., Edith A., Charles T., Harry D., Clara C., Willie T. and Burtie C.
  His wife was born in Meshoppen, Wyoming Co., Pa., of parents, Martin and Martha (Boughton) Wiles,
 both of whom are living.  Comrade Grow was a cooper by trade and was 21 years of age at the time of
 his enlistment, July 13, 1861, at Scranton, Pa.  He became a private of Bat. 11, 1st Pa. L. A.
  In the fall of 1861 he was stricken with typhoid fever and was treated in hospitals at Washington,
 D.C. and Georgetown, D. C., about six weeks; he was honorably discharged Dec. 28, 1861, at Camp
 Key West, D.C., on account of physicial disability.  Jan. 20, 1864, finding his health much
 improved, he re-enlisted at Wooster, Ohio, in Co. G, 120th O. V. I.  October, 1865, he was furloughed at
 Houston, Texas, for sixty days with extension; his battle record consisted of guard and garrison
 duty in 1st enlistment; during his second enlistment, Red River Expedition, siege of Mobile and
 capture of Mobile; he was honorably discharges May 10, 1866, at Columbus, O.  He had two brothers in
 service, James W. in Bat 11, 1st Pa. L. A., and Philander in a Pa. Regt., died in service.  Comrade
 Grow is past Com. of H. C. Titman Post 93, his occupation is that of a farmer and his address is
 Auburn Four Corners, Pa.

Montrose Independent     March 13, 1930
Death of A. C. Grow
Aged Resident of Springville Passes Away
Saturday From Heart Attack
A Civil War Veteran

	Alfred C. Grow died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Bagley, Springville, on Saturday
 morning at about ten o’clock, Mr. Grow had been ill about a week with heart trouble.  Had he lived
 until May 7th he would have attained his ninetieth year.  Deceased had spent his entire life in the
 county, residing in Springville and Auburn townships.  He was a splendid type of citizen, one of
 the few remaining veterans of the Civil War, and was long an ardent Republican.

His wife died about three years ago.  He is survived by four sons, Harry Grow, Bert Grow, of
 Dimock; Will Grow of Elk Lake; and James Grow, Chino Cal., and one Daughter Mrs. Bagley.  Another son,
 Fred died in Thomas, W. Va., the past year.  One sister and a brother also survive, Mrs. Ziba
 Lott, Auburn Center and Charles Grow, Nebraska.

The funeral was largely attended in the Baptist church, Springville, on Monday afternoon at 2
 o’clock; the Rev. C. R. Wheeler officiating.  The bearers were six grandsons; Fred Bagley, Sheldon
 Grow, Ralph Grow, Rex Thomas, Leland Corey and Paul McLaud.
 

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Need 1850 census......John GROW

1860 Census, Series M653 Roll 1186. Springville, Susquehanna Co PA, page 843:  Alfred GROW, age 20 PA, farm laborer; Anna, age 16 PA, wife.  
They are living right next on the census to John GROW, age 40 PA, sawyer; Adelia, age 12 PA; Emmerson, age 10 PA; Peter HENRY?, age 22 PA, sawyer.  

It would appear that Alfred came to Wayne County in about 1863-64 and then joined Company G 120th.
1870 Census, Chippewa Township, Wayne Co OH  page 105:  Alfred Grow (30 PA) a blacksmith;  Anna (26 PA);  Caroline (7  PA);  James (4 OH);  John (2 OH)

At some point betweein 1870 and 1880, Alfred returned to PA with his family:
Pension record index: Alfred C. Grow of Co G 120th OVI, Co. B 48th OVVI, Co K of the 144th OVI, and at some point was in this PA company....H1PA LA. 
He filed for his invalid pension 28? Jun 1889 in Pennsylvania.

1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1205, Nicholson Twp, Wyoming Co PA, page 119:  Alpheus C GROW, age 48 PA [age is 10 yrs off], farming, parents born PA; Anna, age 37 PA, wife, quizy, parents born PA; Carrie, daughter, age 17 PA; James, son, age 14 OH; John, age 11 OH; Fred, son, age 10 PA; Blanch, daughter, age 7 PA; Edith, daughter, age 5 PA; Charley, son, age 8 PA; Harry, son, age 6 months PA; Clara, daughter, age 6 months PA.....the twins were born in Dec 1879.

Harry GROW, age 20 PA was living in Dimock Twp, Susquehanna Co PA in 1900.  Susquehanna County and Wyoming County are next to each other in northeastern Pa.  

1900 Census, haven't found yet.

1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 1421, Auburn Twp, Susquehanna Co PA, page 38:  Alfred C GROW, age 69 PA, second marriage, own income, parents born PA, column 30 marked UA for military service;  Sarah C. age 63 PA, second marriage, married 0 yrs, 3 children/3 still living, parents born PA.  

1920 Census, Series T625 Roll 1655, Auburn Twp, Susquehanna Co PA, page 38:  Alfred C GROW, age 79 PA, no occupation, parents born PA; Sarah C, wife, age 74 PA, parents born PA.  

World Connect:  Alfred died 1 Mar 1930 and is buried Lynn Cem, Springville Twp, Susquehanna co PA.    Father John W GROW born Braintrim Twp, Luzerne Co PA, mother Caroline WAKEFIELD, born CT.

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists Daniel Hamman as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss.

Need 1850

Haven't found in 1860

1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 1270, Franklin Twp, Summit Co OH, page 236:  John HARBAUGH, age 26 OH, day laborer; Margaret, age 20 OH; Anna, age 2 OH.  

1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1069, Clinton, Franklin Twp, Summit Co OH, page 238:  John H. HARBAUGH, 36 OH, carpenter, father born PA, mother born OH; Margaret, wife, age 31 OH, parents born OH; Annie E, daughter, age 12 OH; George W, son, age 8 OH; Jacob S, son, age 6 OH; Viola, daughter, age 2 OH; Elizabeth, daughter, age 2 months OH, born May 1880.

1900 Census, T623 Roll 1324, Wolf? Ave, Precinct B Barberton, Summit Co OH, page 154:  John H. HARBAUGH, age 55 OH, born July?? 1844 OH, married 33 yrs, house painter, father bonr PA, mother born OH; Margaret, wife, age 49? OH, born May 1851, married 33 yrs, 13 children/11 still living, parents born OH; Jacob U?, son, age can't read in OH, born May 1876, ?match factory;  Maude B, daughter, age 18 OH, born Mar?? can't read year, match factory;  ??? J, son, age 16 OH, born Mar 1884, match factory;  Nettie W?, daughter, age 12 OH, born June 1887; Sarah N, daughter, age 10 OH, born aug 1889;  John G, son, age * OH, born Sept 189?; Charles ?, son, age 6 OH, born Sep 1893.  

1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 1234, Franklin Twp, Summit Co OH, page 53:  John HARBAUGH, age 65 OH, first marriage, married 43 yrs, carpenter on odd jobs, parents born OH, column 30 marked UA for military service;  Margaret, wife, age 58 OH, first marriage, married 43 yrs, parents bornOH;  Noma or Nora, daughter, age 20 OH, single; Charles, son, age 17 OH, single, no occupation.  

Pension Index:  John HARBAUGH, G 120th and G 114th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1880 June 30.  Widow, Margaret HARBAUGH, filed 1916 May 15 in OH.  

Death record in Ohio:  File #28331, John Henry HARBAUGH died 7 Apr 1916 at Franklin Twp, Summit Co OH.  Married.  Carpenter.  Born 24 July 1844 at Clinton OH.  Father Henry HARBAUGH.  Mother Anna BOWERS.  Burial Clinton Cem.  Mrs. W. H. DIEHL, of Barberton OH.  

Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File #73997, Margaret HARBAUGH died 17 Nov 1917 at Citizens Hospital in Barberton, Summit Co OH.  Widow.  Born 12 May 1848 in Clinton OH.  Father's name not given.  Mother Margaret WEAVER.  Burial Clinton Cem.  

Discharge Record on microfilm at Wayne County OH, Book 1 page 129:
Thomas M. Harris of Co. K 114th.  According to this record, he must have reenlisted on 21 Jan 1865 at Houston and was then discharged at Houston on 31 July 1865.  His engagements included the seige of Blakely, Alabama. His enlistment age was 20 and he was 5' 9", fair complexion, blue eyes, dark hair.  It states that he was born in Canada.  He was a farmer.  On his Oath of Identity, dated 16 Sept 1865, he was living in Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH.
 

In the 1880 census Thomas was living in the household of  Mary BARNHART in Saint Louis, MO.  A message was left at my guestbook by Howard Townsend saying this [Thanks, Howard!]:
 Thomas M. Harris Co. G 120th Ohio was born May 24, 1844 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. He had an older brother and sister. Parents died while he was young. He married Mary Jane (Hunt) Barnhardt (widow of William H. Barnhardt) in St. Louis 13 May 1882. He was a grain inspector. He died 22 Sept 1930 in St. James, Phelps County, Missouri and was buried in the Old Catholic Cemetery there.

The large stone you see in this composite photo is actually for Abraham's parents.
Wayne County Burials book says that Abraham Hershey is buried at Easton Memorial Cemetery, Chippewa Township, Wayne co OH.
It also says Abraham Hershey of Company G [Civil War marker] has a small stone beside Benjamin & Susannah Hershey's stones. [Note:  I saw the tall stone for Abraham's parents and the markers for Elizabeth, George and John.  But did not find a stone for Abraham.  His military flag holder is there.] Possible additional siblings' stones at that cemetery indicate children of B and S Hershey....Elizabeth (died 18 Sept 1845 age 17dys), George F. (died 3 Feb 1842 at age 2 yrs.), and John (died 17 Sep 1844)  

Discharge record on microfilm at Wayne Co OH, book 2 page 94:
Abraham Harshey, Commissary Sergeant, 48th Battalion Ohio Veterans Infantry, was born in Wayne Co OH.  He enrolled at age 19.  He was 5' 8" tall, fair complexion, blue eyes and light hair.  He was a farmer.  The Oath of Identity was dated 22 Feb 1888.  He was of Easton in Wayne Co OH at that time.
1860 census Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co Oh page 372

Benjamin Harshey (39PA) a farmer, Susanah (37OH), all the children born in OH, Aberum (17) a farm hand but was also attending school, George (14), William (12), Simon (10), Mary C. (8), Edward (44) Sarah E. (2), George Heys (23 born HesaVarnstadt or HesaDarnstadt or --stacht) a miller by trade, Levina Hook (22 PA) a domestic.  This family had a big farm apparently...the value of the real estate being $17,500.

1870 census Chippewa Twp, Wayne co OH 
Abraham Hershey, age 25 a farmer, with Clara age 22.  Also living there was Samuel Hook age 16, a farm laborer.

1880 census Chippewa Twp. Wayne co OH page 08
Abraham Hershey, farmer age 37 born OH (parents PA and OH), Clara E. Age 33 (OH-Pa-PA)  no children are listed.

Pension index: Abraham Harshey filed for invalid pension 20 May 1891 in Ohio.  His widow Clara E. filed for pension 29 July 1896 in Ohio.

The newspaper account of the 1897 Reunion of the 120th OVI stated that Abraham Hershey of Company G had died in the past year.

Wayne County Democrat:  29 July 1896, page 3
Easton, July 25th  [Easton is in Chippewa township, Wayne county, OH]
"There is a reaper whose name is Death,
And, with his sickle keen,
He reaps the bearded grain at a breath
And the flowers that grow between."
This skillful and inexorable reaper has invaded this field and cut down both the ripened grain and the young and beautiful flower.
Abram Hershey died at his home, two miles northwest of here, at one o'clock yesterday morning.  A few weeks ago he went to a hospital in Columbus to have a tumor removed.  By the strain upon his system by the tumor and the surgical operation, he was obliged to take to his bed, from which he did not again rise.  Mr. Hershey was a son of Benjamin Hershey, in his time one of the most prominent citizens of this part of the county.  His grandfather was Judge Wellhouse, one of the early and leading settlers in this part.  We do not know Mr. Hershey's age, but he was old enough to be a soldier (Co. G, 120th O.V.I.), and, we believe, a prisoner at Camp Ford, Tyler, Texas.  [The roster does not indicate that he was captured at Snaggy Point.  So he probably was not at the Tyler prison camp.]  Upon his return from the war he married Clara, daughter of the late J. F. Sheets.  Mr. Hershey was a leading member of the United Brethren organization here and superintendent of Sunday school.  His death is a heavy loss to the church.  He had acquired considerable property, but a few years ago he became interested in some manufacturing enterprise in Cleveland and was forced to make an assignment.  Funeral took place Monday forenoon at the U. B. Church.  [In another obituary below this one in the newspaper, it mentions that Mr. Hershey was childless.]

The Commemorative Biographical Record of Wayne County Ohio, (1889) verifies that Abraham Hershey, son of Benjamin and Susannah (Wellhouse) Hershey, was this soldier in Company G 120th OVI.  His family was of Swiss descent coming first to Pennsylvania in 1734 and then to Ohio in 1830.  Abraham's siblings were George W., Simon B., William O., Mary C, Edward A. and Ella S.  Abraham was born 21 November 1842 in Milton Township, Wayne co OH.  After the war he returned to farming and was on his Chippewa Township farm since 1866.  His wife was Clara E. Sheets, daughter of John F. and Catherine [Schrantz] Sheets of Chippewa Township.  Benjamin was a member of the United Brethren Church.
 
 

There is more about the ancestors of Abraham at WorldConnect.  Type in his father's name.
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi

Hershey  and Alleman researcher Rex at:
rmtous@msn.com

Pension Index:  Patrick HART, K 114th, G 120th, and C? 48th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1891 in NY.  Widow, Catharine HART, filed 1913 Oct 21 in NY.  

Wayne county OH probate:  a Peter M. Harvey married Mary Mooters on 4 May 1871.

In the 1880 census Portage, Summit County OH, Peter Harvey, age 41 born in PA was working in a reaper shop.  His parents were born in PA.  His wife Mary was age 34 born in OH.  Her parents were born in Germany.  Two daughters, both born in OH, are listed:  Barbara age 8 and Maggie age 3.

Pension index: Peter M. Harvey, Co G 120 OVI, Co G 114th OH, and H 52nd PA Inf.   Invalid pension 6 Jan 1880.    Widow - Mary, 15 Aug 1892 in OH.    Minor guardian - Mary Clafler, filed 16 Jun 1898 OH

Ohio Civil War Veterans Grave Registration site says:
Peter M. Harvey of Co G 120th is buried in Summit County OH.
 
Sons of Union Veterans:  Peter M HARVEY, burial Glendale Cem, Akron, Summit County, OH.  

Married J. Catherine SMITH.

1860 Census Chippewa Township, Wayne County, OH
John C. Heffelman, age 27, day laborer, born in PA listed with Catherine N. (28 PA), Virginia M. (5 OH), Tiley? (a girl 3 OH), Mary C. (1 OH).

1870 census Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 103-104
John C. Heffelman (36 PA) a farm laborer, Catharine (37 PA), Florey (13 OH), Mary (10 OH), Frank (2 OH).

1880 Census Chippewa T., Wayne Co, OH
John Heffleman, a painter (47 PA, PA, PA), Catharine (48 PA, PA, PA), Mary C (20).

Pension Index:  John C HEFFELMAN, G 120th and C 23rd VRC.  Invalid filed 1890 July 10 in OH.  Widow, Catharine A HEFFELMAN, filed 1892? Aug 17 in OH.  

Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File # ?????  J. Catherine HEFFELMAN, died 25 Feb 1925 in Pleasant City, Guernsey Co OH.  Born 9 Sep 1831 in Fredericksburg PA. Widow, husband John HEFFELMAN.  Father John SMITH.  

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists August Hill as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss.

From Mickey, descendant of Samuel Harrison Hoover:

Samuel Harrison Hoover was born in Stark co OH 13 Mar 1840. His parents were Jacob and Sarah (METZ) HOOVER.  His siblings were Elizabeth (1841), Mary Ann (1843), Maria Harriet (1846), Henry Jacob (1851), Isaac Franklin (1853), Sarah Katherine (1855) and Ada Frances (1858).

Samuel married Margaret Louise OTT on 12 Nov 1863 in Canton, Stark County OH. Now here is the story:
Samuel was wounded in the left arm at the battle of Thompsons Hill Miss. on 1 May 1863.  He was then transferred to Co F of the 5th Veterans Reserve Corps on 8 Aug 1863. Samuel was then absent "without proper authority from October 23, 1863 to November 20, 1863." But the same report says "company morning report Oct 24/63 dropped as a deserter".  And in 1886 "the charges of desertion of October 23 & 24, 1863, against this man is removed under the provisions of the act of Congress approved July, 5, 1884.   It is a family story that the first child of Samuel and Margaret was born on the battlefield of the war and died of cholera as an infant.  At any rate, Samuel for certain went home and married during that time.  He was honorably discharged at Indianapolis, Indiana 14 Aug 1865.

Samuel and "Maggie's" children were: Mary (1864), Mamie (1865), John H. (1866). Charles (1868), Orrin Louis (1871), Dorothy (1873), Maud M. (1875), Ada May (1877), Adam (Addi/Addison) (1880), Raymond Thomas (1885). 

Samuel was a farmer and sawmill operator.  He lived with his family in Canal Fulton but later moved to Akron OH.  Samuel died there 12 Aug 1918; and Margaret, 9Feb 1930.  They are buried at Union Cemetery in Canal Fulton, Stark Co, OH.

Pension Index:  Samuel HOOVER, G 120th OH Inf. and F 5th VRC.  Invalid filed 1873 Dec 8.  Widow, Margaret HOOVER, filed 1918 Aug 19? in OH.  

1850 Federal Census page 236, Chippewa Township, Wayne co OH, page 236:  Peter Howe, age 45, a shoemaker listed with, Sarah (36), Alithia (18), Abell (male15), Peter (14), Hiram (10), Charity (7), Oscar (4), Isaac (4 months).  The children were all born in OH. 
Peter and Sarah Howe are buried in Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Chippewa Twp, Wayne co OH.
________
Hiram Howe married Mary B. Ferguson, 7 Jun 1864, in Summit Co. OH.

1870 census, Doylestown, Chippewa Township, Wayne Co OH page 101: Hiram Howe (29 OH) a shoemaker, Mary (27 PA), Alvira (5 OH), Catharine (3 OH), Andrew (1 OH).
________
Wayne Co. Graves Registration Cards book:
Hiram Howe:  address Chippewa Twp., Wayne co OH.  Died 18 May 1874 at Chippewa twp. 
He was born 2 Aug 1840 in Chippewa Twp.  He is buried in the Methodist Cemetery, Doylestown OH.  Lot 50, block 1, grave 6.  [Webmaster Note:  I could not find a stone or flag marker for Hiram at this cemetery when I went there.]

In the 1880 census Doylestown, Wayne County, Ohio Mary Howe a widow is age 37, born in OH.  Her parents were born in PA.  She is listed as keeping house.  With her are children:  Alice age 15, Katie age 13, Andrew age 12, Henry age 10, and Samuel age 8.  They were all born in OH as were their parents.  Also living there is her mother-in-law Sarah Howe, age 66 born in CT as were both her parents. 

Pension index: Hiram Howe, Co G 120th OVI, widow Mary B but the date is hard to read...she may have filed for the pension in 1877 Jan 10.  Also there is a filing for a minor by a guardian, David P. Kidwill, date looks like might be 1883 but is very hard to read. 

In 1880 census we find the family has grown and they are living  in Jackson, Ashland County Ohio:  Minneh Hyatt, age 58 born in PA, a blacksmith.  His parents were born in NY.  His wife Sarah is age 40, born OH, with her parents being born in PA.  The children are:  Clara, age 16, Jacob age 11, Luella age 9, Alma age 7, and Wilber age 3.  All the children were born in OH. 

Pension Index:  Minnah HYATT, C 48th, I 72nd OH Inf, K 114th, G 120th OH Inf. and "Old War".  Invalid filed 1889 Jan 31 in OH.  Widow, Sarah E HYATT, filed 1903 or 1904 June? 1 in OH.  

US Veterans Gravesites, Ancestry.com:  Minnah HYATT, service 1 Feb 1864 to 27 Nov 1864.  Death date1 Feb 1900.  Buried at Dayton National Cemetery, VA Medical Center, Dayton OH. Buried 1 Feb 1900.  [Dayton National Cemetery:  Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio  Hyatt, Minnah, d. 02/01/1900, Infantry, PVT, Res: Ashland, OH, Plot: L 21 4, bur. 02/01/1900]

Daughter's Death record in Ohio:  File # 57691, Clara Anice MAYCUMBER died 1 Oct 1924 at Polk, Ashland Co OH.  She was born in Polk, Ashland Co OH on 28 Oct 1864.  Married.  Father Minnah HYATT born NY.  Mother Sarah BARRICK, born Polk, Ashland Co OH.  Buried Polk Cem.  Informant Chas MAYCUMBER of Polk OH.    [Note:  Son, Jacob Austin HYATT's death record verifies the parents' names.  Wife, Sarah's death record says her parents were Jacob BARRICK and Nancy BOWMAN, born PA.  She died 20 Apr 1922 in Polk.  She was born 18 May 1840 in Ashland Co OH.]

Wayne Co OH probate:
George Jackson married Ann M. Galehouse on 8 Nov 1866

1870 census, Doylestown, Chippewa Township, Wayne co OH page 102
George Jackson (25 England), working in a reaper shop, Anna Mariah (21 OH), William (2 OH), Millie (7 months).

The Wayne county Oh births book lists:
Parents George Jackson and Anna Bell Galehouse of Chippewa Township
James S. born 4 Feb 1874
Dortha M. born 20 June 1879
Della born 18 Aug 1885
Mary A. born 6 Feb 1892

1880 census Chippewa Township, Wayne county OH
George Jackson, insurance agent, age 36 born in England; Ann (31 OH OH OH), William (12), Millie (10), 
Martha (8), James (6), Dorothy (11 months)

The report of the 1900 reunion of the regiment in the newspaper said that George was living in Doylestown that year.

Wayne Co. Graves Registration Cards book:
George H. Jackson of Co G 120th, address was Doylestown OH.  He died 25 June 1928 at Doylestown OH.  He was born 9 May 1844 in England.  He is buried at Chestnut Hill, Chippewa Twp. OH, Lot 6, block 7, grave 4.  

Wayne County Burials book:
George Jackson is buried at Chestnut Hill cemetery in Doylestown, Wayne co OH. The book indicates that he was in Co C 120th OVI.  But since there is no George Jackson in that company, the marker was probably misread.  There is a stone for George H, father and Anna, mother with no dates. [Sorry, I missed taking a photo of these stones when I was at Chestnut Hill.]
There is a stone for Della K, 1886 - 1968.

Pension Index:  George JACKSON, B 48th Battalion OH Inf, K 114th and G 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1890 Oct 13 in OH.  

At the June 1938 Reunion of the 120th OVI Willam Jemison, age 94 of Moorehead (Moorhead) KY was in attendance.  He was one of only 2 survivors of the 120th in that year.  [The other soldier was William Rittenhouse, age 95, of Ashland OH.]  Jameson held the record for the past 3 years of the reunion having four generations of his family present at the reunion.
Kentucky deaths show a William Jameson who died 14 June 1939.   Ohio Online Death CertificatIndex shows that there was a William RITTENHOUSE who dide 6 May 1939 in Ashland County.  So if these dates are correct for the soldiers, William Jameson may have been the last of the 120th soldiers to die.  

Jacob JOHNS/JOHN of Co G 120th has a stone at Chestnut Hill, Chippewa Twp, Wayne County OH.
His stone is next to Margaret A JOHN  13 June 1831 - 18 Nov 1901.
[Wayne County Graves Registration Cards book:   Lot 25, block 1, grave 2.  Died 16 Mar 1863.  He was born 21 May 1821]
The old Wayne County Burials book says that Jacob John is buried at Chestnut Hill in Doylestown.  His stone, according to the book, is marked Co 8, 120th OVI veteran.  So I think that the stone was misread.....the 8 is probably a G. There is also a stone that says Jacob John, died Nashville Tenn. with a note in the book that asks if this is the same person as above. There is also a stone that says Jacob John, Mar 16, 1863 and the book says that the age is 11 yrs, 9 mo, 23 dys.  The 11 years could be 41, I am guessing, and so this could be a stone for Jacob also. [ I didn't see any third stone.  And the stone that was there has become too difficult to read.]
 
Wayne county probate: Jacob John married Margaret Eaton, 25 May 1848.  [Is she related to the Eaton soldiers on this page?]

1860 census, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH pg 370
Jacob Johns (38 PA) a coal miner, Margaret A. (28 OH), Hanah J (10 OH), Elisabeth M (7 OH), 
Margret H (6 OH), Jacob J. (5 OH), a boy Olain J. (3 OH), William H (10 months OH). 

Guardianship, Wayne Co OH:
1868, Jacob John deceased, Probate case #3205   J7-573
Children: Marg. Alma born 22 Sep 1853
Eliz. M. born 2 Mar 1852
Jacob Jennings
Amanda Maria
Guardian:  Mar. A. John

1870 census, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp. Waynd Co OH page 104:
Margaret John (38 OH) is the head of household listed as keeping house.  She had $1000 in  Real Estate and $100 in personal property.  Elizabeth (18 OH), Mary (or Marg.) Alma (16 OH), Amanda (8 OH), also living there are McDonald Smith (23 OH) a plasterer, and Jane Smith (20 OH).

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists Jacob Johns as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss.

Wm JOHNSON's stone is still there at Sec 7 Chestnut Hill, Doylestown OH, but is becoming very hard to read.  You can tell where Co G was and can see 120 Ohio Inf.  
He has a GAR marker but no name plate with it.

Wayne Co Graves Registration Cards book: William Johnson of Co G 120th, address Sterling OH.  Died 27 May 1899.  He was "killed by cars" at Sterling OH.  He was born 1826 at Doylestown OH. 

The Wooster Republican article reporting the Reunion of the 120th in June 1899 stated that William Johnson of Company G had died in the past year.  He was living in Sterling OH. (Sterling is in northern Wayne County in Milton Twp not far from Guilford Township in Medina Co.)

Discharge Records on microfilm in Wayne County, OH, Book 1, page 486:
Corporal William Johnson of the 62nd, 2nd Battalion Veterans Reserve Corps with a note stating that he had been transferred from Company G of the 120th.  He was born in Wayne County OH.  He was 31 when he enrolled.  He was 5'11", dark complexion, dark eyes and black hair.  He was a wagon maker.  The Oath of Identity, dated 21 July 1866,  has his residence as Wayne Co OH.

???1860 census, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH page 361 :  William Johnson (30 OH) a wheelright, Elisabeth (31 OH), Gertrude A (10? OH), Adrina (9 OH),  James S (5 OH)

1880 Census, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 83:  William JOHNSON, age 54 OH, carpenter, father born PA, mother born OH; Elizabeth, wife,  age 55 OH, parents born OH; Bertie, daughter, age 19 OH; Davis, son, age 19 OH, farmer.  

In 1900 Elizabeth JOHNSON[born Apr 1824 OH] is living with Gertrude BAIRD[born Apr 1850 OH] in Milton Twp, Wayne County OH, page 9.  They are both widows.  Elizabeth is listed as mother of Gertrude BAIRD.   Gertrude A JOHNSON married Wm W BEARD on 29 Apr 1869 in Wayne County OH.

Pension Index:  William JOHNSON, G 120th OH Inf and 62nd Co. 2nd Battalion VRC.  Invalid filed 1879 Nov 8.  Widow, Elizabeth JOHNSON, filed 1899? June? 2 in OH.  

1860 Census, Clinton Twp,Wayne County, OH, page 290:  David K JONES, age 44 OH, merchant; Elizabeth, age 38 PA; Benj F, age 17 OH; Lake F, age 15 OH; Hannah, age 14 OH; Eleanor, age 13 OH; Susan, age 6 OH; Krelah? [female], age 2 OH.  

1880 Census, Shreve, Wayne County, OH, page 127:  David K JONES, age 64, OH, retired merchant, father born VA, mother born NJ; Elizabeth, wife, age 59 PA, parents born PA;  Benjamin F JONES, son, age 38 OH, Prof in Buchtel College, father born OH, mother born PA; Hannah, daughter, age 34 OH; Carlie, daughter, age 22 OH, at college.  

Captain B.F. Jones of Shreve was to be the vice president for the next years reunion.....appointed at the June 1899 reunion of the 120th OVI. 

1900 Census, 10th Ward Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH, page 102: Benjamin T JONES, age 57 OH, born Feb 1843,  single, teacher, father born OH, mother born PA.  .  He is a roomer in a rooming house on Bolivar Street.  

1910 Census, 24th Ward Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH, page 40:  Benjamin T JONES, age 64? OH, first marriage, married 3 yrs, teacher,  father born OH, mother born PA;  Rose A, wife, age 43 England, first marriage, married 3 yrs, 0 children, father born England, mother born Wales.  

The Wayne County Veterans burial site lists:
Jones, Benjamin   1843 - 1916 in Wooster and the Wooster Cemetery book says he was buried 23 Sept 1916 in Section 3.

Pension Index:  Benjamin T JONES, G 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1905 in OH.  Widow, Rose A JONES, filed 1922 Sep? 18.  

John JONES is buried in VanKirk-Johnson-Jones Cemetery which is southeast of Orrville in Baughman Township.
His stone and his wife's stone are separate from the others and closer to the road.  [Note: His grave stone is marked Co A 120th Ohio Inf. but there is no flag holder.  But there is only one John JONES in the 120th and he is in Co G.]  Wayne Co Graves Registration Cards book gives his birth year as 1832.

Need 1850 Census.  

Wayne County Probate Court record:  John JONES married Sophia MILLER on 23 Apr 1852 in Wayne Co OH.  

Where are they in 1860?

Sophia, wife of John Jones, died 28 Jan 1863, age 25.  

John JONES married Sarah Ann CONRAD in Baughman Township, Wayne Co OH on 10 Dec 1863.

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 1280, Baughman Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 18:  John JONES, age 37 OH, trapper; Sarah, age 25 OH; George, age 5 OH; Charles, age 3 OH.  

1880 census Baughman Township Wayne Co OH page 96:  John Jones, carriage maker, age 45 born OH, father born MD, mother born CN; Sarah (32 OH OH OH), George (14), Lela M. (4), Luther? (3)

Can't find this family after 1880.

Check 1890 Special Census for Veterans.  

Pension Index:  John JONES, E 48th and G 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1870 May 24 in OH.  Widow, Sarah A JONES, filed can't read date Feb 23? in OH.  

 From Lynn:  Henry KAHLER, of the 120th Ohio, is Lynn's great grandfather.  He is buried at Burr Oak Cemetery, Athens, Michigan.  He died April 10 1921, and his wife, Flora Ann SNYDER, died May 4, 1911.  They married 25 Dec 1870.  Henry's mother was Catherine KRUMROY.  Henry married Flora Ann Snyder on Dec 25, 1870.  The Snyder family also were from Ohio.  The Kahlers changed the spelling of their name...was Koehler...Henry changed to Kahler when he went into the Army.  One of his male children reverted back to the Koehler spelling in Michigan.  Samuel LUDWICK, also of this Company G, married Henry KAHLER's sister Lucy.
Cemetery Photo with permission from Robin Ellis at usgwtomstones.org .  [Thanks, Lynn, for the lead on the photo.]

1860 census, Franklin Twp, Summit Co OH, page 154
Jacob Kahler (50 Bavaria) a farmer, Catharine (50 Bavaria), Henry (18 OH) a farm laborer, Louise (16 OH) a domestic, Franklin (13 OH), Jefferson (11 OH).
 
1880 Census, Franklin, Summit County OH:  Henry Kahler, age 38 born OH a farmer.  His parents were born in Prussia.  His wife was Flora A. age 27 born in OH.  Her parents were born in PA.  The children were William H age 7, Mary C. age 9, Charles E. age 5, Oliver F. age 2, Harvey J. age 3 months.  All the children were born in OH. 

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 704, Athens Twp, Calhoun Co, MI, page 70:  Henry KAHLER, age 58 OH, born Feb 1842, married 30 yrs,  farmer, parents born Germany; Flora A, wife, age 46 OH, born Nov 1853, married 30 yrs, 7 children/7 still living; Mary, daughter, age 29 OH, born Mar 1871, single; Oliver F, son, age 22 OH, born Dec 1877, single, saw mill laborer; Harvey E, son, age 19 OH, born Mar 1881, single, farm laborer; Leo, son, age 17 MI, born Nov 1882; Eugene, son, age 14 MI, born July 1885.  

1910 Census, Series: T624  Roll: 639, Athens Twp, Calhoun Co, MI, page 71:  Henry KAHLER, age 68 OH, first marriage, married 49 yrs, general farmer, parents born Germany, Column 30 marked UA for service in Union Army; Laura, wife, age 56 OH, first marriage, married 49 yrs, 7 children/6 still living,parents born OH; Mary, daughter, age 38 OH, single; Oliver, son, age 24 OH, single, farm laborer.  

1920 Census, Series: T625  Roll: 758, Sherwood?, Branch County, MI, page 232:  James L FORD, age 65 MI, truck farmer, parents born NY; Mary C, wife, age 48 OH, parents born OH; Henry Kahler, father in law, age 77 OH, widowed, parents born Germany, no occupation.

Pension index: Henry Kahler, co G 120, A 5 VRC [Veterans Reserve Corps] Invalid pension 13 Feb 1890? in Michigan

 Frank Kissinger is buried at Easton Cemetery, Section 1,  in Chippewa Twp, Wayne County OH. 1840 - 1926  [Death Record:  Franklin H. KISSINGER Born 30 Nov 1840 in PA]
Mary C. his wife 1842 - 1905
David H. a son  1875 - 1897

1860 Census, Series: M653  Roll: 1051, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 371:  Peter KISSINGER, age 55 PA, farmer; Elisabeth, age 51 PA; Franklin, age 18 PA, farm hand; Richard A J KILE, age 7 PA, deaf.  

Franklin H. Kissinger married Mary C. Trimbee, 18 Jan. 1862 in Wayne County Ohio  (probate record) 

Record of Discharge on microfilm at Wayne County OH..page 51
Franklin Kissinger of Co G 120th was dischatged 7 July 1865 from Camp Chase.  It says he was born in Lancaster County PA.  It says he was 22 when he enlisted and was 5' 9½" tall, medium complexion, dark blue eyes, and brown hair.  He was a farmer when he enlisted.  The Oath of Identity was not filled out.

1870 census, Chippewa Twp, Wayne co OH, page 77
Frank Kissinger (29 PA) a carpenter laborer, Mary (28 OH).  [On the same census page right next to Peter Kissinger (65 PA) a farmer and Elizabeth (60 PA).]

1880 Census, Series: T9  Roll: 1076, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 73:  Frank KISSINGER, age 37 PA, farmer, parents born PA; Mary C, wife, age 36 OH, father born PA, mother born OH; Clara J, daughter, age 9 OH; David H, son, age 5; Charles F, son, age 1; Elizabeth ALLEN, sister in law, age 31 OH, domestic, father born PA, mother born OH; Minnie E, niece, age 4 OH, parents born OH; Francis, nephew, age 2 OH, parents born OH; Ella, niece, age 1 OH, parents born OH.  
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Hardesty's Wayne page 511-512  See Sources 
Franklin H. Kissinger was two years, ten months and twenty-one days a soldier. He enlisted at Doylestown, Aug 16, 1862, and at Camp Mansfield, October 14th, was mustered into Company G, 120th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.  The regiment reported to Memphis in time to take part in Sherman's expedition down the Mississippi, and was assigned to the 1st brigade, 2nd division, 13th army corps.  In this corps it took part in the battles under Grant, of the Vicksburg campaign, and Mr. Kissinger was a participant in the battles of Chickasaw Bayou, Arkansas Post, Thompsons Hill, the assaults on Vicksburg and the battle of Jackson.  At Thompsons Hill he had his suspenders shot in two, but he was never wounded.  He was one of the unfortunates captured at Snaggy Point, and saw 13 months of imprisonment in Camp Ford.  All the horrors that are elsewhere portrayed in this work as having been perpetrated, he saw:  men beaten over the head with revolvers, tied up by their thumbs, was himself kept without rations for three days; rations were a pint of corn meal a day, a spoonful of salt a week, and the sufferings such as no tongue can portray.  Mr. Kissinger was paroled in the spring of 1865, and was discharged from the service at Camp Chase, July 7, 1865.  He is a member of Jeremiah Galehouse Post, N. 297, G.A.R.  He was born in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, son of Peter and Elizabeth (Harner) Kissinger.  He married, in Easton, Wayne county, a daughter of Samuel and Jane (Lee) Trimby, Mary C., born in Medina county, Ohio.  Their firstborn, William Henry, was born December 23, 1869, and died when a week old.  They have three living children:  Clara J., born March 22, 1871; David H., May 14, 1875; Charles F. January 7, 1879.  Mr. Kissinger is a farmer, of Chippewa township.  Postoffice address, Easton, Wayne county. 
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Pension index:  Franklin N. Kissinger, Co G 114th OVI, Co. G 120th OVI, filed for invalid pension in Ohio 
on 4 or 6 Feb 1889 or 1879 [hard to read]. 

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 1331, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 96:  Franklin KISSINGER, age 59 PA, born Nov 1840, married 39 yrs, farmer, parents born PA; Mary C, wife, age 57 OH, born Jan? 1843, married 39 yrs, 4 children/2 still living, father born PA, mother born OH.  

1910 Census, Series: T624  Roll: 1239, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 92:  Frank KISSINGNER, age 69 PA, widowed, truck farmer, parents born PA, Column 30 not marked for military service;  Mary SCHWESZERT, servent, age 72 OH, widow, father born PA, mother born OH, private family house work.  

1920 Census, Series: T625  Roll: 1448, Chippewa, Wayne Co OH, page 95:  Frank KISINGER, age 74 OH, widowed, retired soldier, parents born PA; Mary HOLLWELL, age 81 OH, relationship "none",  widow, father born PA, mother born OH.  
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Rittman Press, page 1, Thursday, 4 March 1926 
Civil War Veteran Passes Away 
Frank Kissinger, 84, died at the home in Easton.  Tuesday morning.  Cause of death, dropsy. 
He was a Civil war veteran and was imprisoned in Libby Prison for 13 months and when released he weighed less than 100 pounds.  There are but few of the Civil war veterans remaining. 
[Libby Prison was way over in Richmond Virginia.  The men of the 120th who were captured at Snaggy Point in Louisiana were imprisoned at Camp Ford near Tyler TX.  Please see the history section.] 
[Easton is in Chippewa Twp. near Doylestown, Wayne co OH.] 
The index at Wayne County Library says that there is more on page 2, but I could not find anything more in that issue of the paper. 
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The Ohio Death Index online says Franklin H. Kissinger died 3 Mar 1926 in Wayne Co. OH.
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Wayne county OH probate:
Adolphus K. Lane married Maria E. Porter on 23 Aug 1872

Wayne co births book 
Parents A.R. Lane and Mariah E.______ of Dolylestown
Myron Earl born 23 May 1879

Perhaps the child and wife of Adolphus died soon after the child's birth because in 1880 census Adolphus K Lane is living in Doylestown with his brother-in-law Richard Porter and wife Amada Porter.  Adolphus was age 36, born in OH and was a Carriage Builder.  [The parents of Adolphus seemed to have moved to Michigan.  I found James and Henrietta in the 1880 census in Adrian, Lenawee County, Michigan.  Daughter Dora, age 22,  is still living with them.] 

I can't find Adolphus after 1880.  What happened to him?

Medina county OH probate:
Harmon Lane married Drucilla J. Henston on 28 Dec 1865

Wayne co births book
Parents Harmon Lane and Catherine Huston of Doylestown
Vinc John born 31 Jan 1876
Vera Mable born 11 Ap 1878
 
1880 Census, Doylestown, Wayne County Ohio:  Harman LANE, age 38 born OH, a teamster.  His father was born in NJ and his mother in PA.  His wife Drusilla, age 36 born OH.  Her parents born PA.  Children: Clarence age 13 born OH;  Hattie age 11 born OH;  Frederick A. age 10 born Michigan [see note in Adolphus Lane's section about the parents of Harman and Adolphus living in Michigan]; John V. age 4 born OH; and Mabel V. age 2 born OH.

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 1324, Pct A Barberton, Summit Co OH, page 142:  Harmon LANE, age 58 OH, born Dec 1841, married 35 yrs, day laborer, parents born PA; Drusilla, wife, age 56 OH, born July 1843, parents born PA; Fred, son, age 30 MI, born Dec 1869, single, day laborer; Laura, daughter, age 17 OH, single, born Sep 1882.  

1910 Census, Series: T624  Roll: 1232, Coventry Twp, Summit Co OH, page 293:  Hermen D LANE, age 68 OH, first marriage, married 44 yrs, gate keeper for Sterling B works????, father born NJ, mother born PA [ Note: Column 30 not marked for military service]; Dursilla J, wife, age 67 OH, first marriage, married 46 yrs, 6 children/6 still living, parents born PA; Fredrick A, son, age 40 MI, single, laborer ???? co.

Death record in Ohio:  File # 6554, Harmon D LANE died 4 Jan 1918 at Kinmore, Summit Co OH.  Married.  Laborer.  Born 9 Dec 1841 in OH.  Father James LANE, born VT.  Mother, HenryEtta ???SKINNER, born PA.  Buried Lakewood Cem. [Barberton, Waterloo Rd]  Informant John A or W LANE of ?Kenmore.  

Wife, Death record in Ohio:  File # 71362, Drusella Jane LANE, died on 12 Oct 1918 at 2928 California Ave, Kenmore, Summit Co OH.  Born 22 July 1843 in OH.  Parents were Danil HUSTON and Elizabeth WILEY, born PA.  Burial Lakewood Cem.  Informant, J. V. LANE, of 2928 California Ave.

1860 Census, Series: M653  Roll: 1051, Canaan Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 241:  Martella LAWRENCE, age 50 OH. Martha J, age 21 OH; Sarah M, age 19 OH; Amanda M, age 13 OH; William Q LAWRENCE, age 24 OH, carpenter.  

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 1270, 2nd Ward, Akron, Summit Co OH, page 52:  William Q LAWRENCE, age 34 OH, carpenter; Mary, age 33 OH; Edith M, age 3 OH.  

1880 Census, Akron, Summit County OH:   William Q. Lawrence age 44 OH, machinist, parents born in OH; Mary A. age 43 born in OH.  Parents born in VT.  Daughter Edith M. age 14 born in OH. 

Ohio Civil War Veterans Graves Registrations  says William Q. Lawrence is buried in Summit County, OH.

Sons of Union Veterans:  William Q LAWRENCE, born 1836, died 1890.  Burial Glendale Cem, Akron, Summit County, OH.  

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists Joseph Link as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss.

1860 Census, Series: M653  Roll: 1051, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 365:  Nicheles LINK, age 50 France, farmer; Mary, age 43 Banden Ge; Joseph age 21 OH, farm hand; Mary, age 13 OH; Andrew, age 10 OH; Lewis, age 5 OH; George, age 3 OH; William, age 6 months OH.  

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 1280, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 81:  Nichoas LINK, age 60 France, farmer; Bridget, age 53 Baden; Andrew, age 20 OH farm laboerer; Louis, age 15 OH; George, age 13 OH; William, age 11 OH.  [Family Search:  Bridget Mary's maiden name was FRIEDMAN.  The family later moved to Stark Co OH.  Buried St. Peter Paul Cem, Canton OH.  I wonder if there is any kind of marker there for Joseph.]

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 1280, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 79:  Margaret LUCAS, age 53 PA; Jane, age 18 OH; William, age 16 OH, labor at coal bank; Robert, age 12 OH.  [William's death record says his mother was Margaret CRAWFORD.  Jefferson County Probate Court record:  Thomas LUCAS married Margaret CRAWFORD 12 May 1840 in Jefferson Co OH.]

Wayne Co Graves Registration Cards book:
Henry Lucas of Co G 120th, died 1 June 1863 at Vicksburg, Mississippi.  He was born in 1844 [Roster].  There is a grave plot for him at Chestnut Hill, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH....Lot 8, Block 4, grave 2.

The Roster book indicates that Henry was buried at Vicksburg.  But his name is not on the list for Vicksburg at Interment.net.  He could have been moved to the national cemetery after the war and is in a grave marked "unknown". 

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists Henry Lucas as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss.

Pension Index:  Henry LUCAS, G 120th OH Inf.  Mother, Margaret LUCAS, filed 1864 May 28.  State not given.  [I found the grave of Margaret LUCAS 1817 - 1891 in Chestnut Hill Cem, sec 4, Doylestown OH.  But I could not see any marker of any kind for Henry.  There was supposed to be one there for him in the same section, 1844 - 1 Jun 1863.]

Need 1850 census.

???? 1860 Census, Series: M653  Roll: 1039, Franklin Twp, Summit Co OH, page 154:  Samuel LUDWIG, age 15 OH, farm laborer and Anna LUDWIG, age 10 OH, are living with the Martin [29 PA] and Rachel [23 OH] GRILL family.  [I have found at Family Search  that Rachel LUDWICK married Martin GRILL and her parents were Samuel LUDWICK and Mary DICK.]

Summit County OH Probate:  Samuel Ludwick married Lucy A. Kaler on 20 Aug 1865.  [Note: Lucy was the sister of Henry KAHLER, also of this Company G.]

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 692, Bloomer Twp, Montcalm Co MI, page 8:  Samiel LUDWICK, age 29 OH, farmer; Lucy, age 26 OH; Annie, age 3 OH; Frank, age 1 MI.  

In the 1880 census New Haven, Gratiot County, Michigan, Samuel Ludwick age 39 born OH, is a farmer.  His parents were born in PA.  His wife Lucy age 36 born in OH.  Her parents born Bavaria.  Children:  Anna age 12 born OH;  Frank age 11 born MI; Mary age 8 born MI; Luella age 5 born MI; and Willis age 1 born MI.

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 712, New Haven Twp, Gratiot Co MI, page 174:  Samuel LUDWICK, age 59 OH the index says, but can barely make out the last name myself....on the next page are listed the following:  Willis H, son, age 21 MI, single, born Mar 1979, fram laborer, parents born OH;  Pearl E, daughter, age 17 MI, born Apr 1883, parents born OH;  Clio H, son, age 11 MI, born Dec 1888, parents born OH.  

1910 Census, enumerated 19 April 1910, Series: T624  Roll: 665, Bloomer Twp, Montcalm Co MI, page 32:  Samuell LUDWICK, age 69 OH, first marriage, married 44 yrs, no occupation, parents born PA; Lucy, wife, age 66 OH, first marriage, married 44 yrs, 7 children/7 still living, parents born Germany; Mary, daughter, age 38 MI, single; Pearle MORSE, age 26 MI, widow; Grace LUDWICK, daughter [Must have been a grand daughter], age 5 MI, parents born MI.  

Pension index:
Samuel Ludwick of Co G 120th OVI
Invalid pension 5 May 1890?
Widow's pension, Lucy A, 21 May 1910, Michigan

Sons of Union Veterans:  Samuel LUDWICK, born 1841.  Burial Vermillion Cem, SR 60, Hayesville, Vermillion Twp, Ashland County OH.  [There is a note that no stone was found but there was a GAR flag holder.]  Why would his flag holder be in Ashland County?  I am wondering if this information is incorrect.

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists Cornelius McCrane as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss.

Pension Index:  Patrick McGEE, E 48th OH Inf, G 120th OH Inf and K 114th OH Inf.  Invalid 1881 [or 1891] Mar 27 in OH.

1860 census, Chippewa Twp, Wayne co OH page 377
William Manning (60 PA) no occupation given, Elisabeth (56 PA), Jennings (15 OH).

Try Jenning F.

Probate records Summit co OH
Abram Mansfield married Elizebeth Helwick on 1 Nov 1857.

1860 census, Chippewa Twp, Wayne co OH, page 377:  Abraham Mansfield (22 OH) day laborer, Elisabeth (24 OH), James E. (11 months OH),  Sabrinah Mansfield (39KY).

Guardianship, Wayne Co OH:
1866 Abraham Mansfield, deceased Probate Case #2884   J7-105
children: Jas. E. born 20 July 1859
Jn. F. born 12 Sep 1862
Guardian:  Jac. Baysinger

1870 Census, Chippewa twp, Wayne Co OH, page 84 - 85:  Mike BASYINGER, age 35 OH, farm laborer; Eliza, age 28? OH; James MANSFIELD, age 11 OH; John MANSFIELD, age 9 OH; Samuel BAYSINGER, age 4 OH; William BAYSINGER, age 2 OH; Martha BAYSINGER, age 9 months OH, born in January 1869.  They are all living in the household of Harvey [24 OH] and Amanda [24 OH] GALEHOUSE.  

Pension index: Abraham Mansfield shows a widow Elizabeth and a guardian J. Baysinger, but the wrong image was showing for the actual file.  

Joseph Marshall is buried at St. Peter & Paul Catholic Church Cemetery in Doylestown OH...1843 - 1923
Catherine Riley, his wife:  born 3 May 1843, married 27 Sep 1866, died 8 July 1924

1860 census, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 370
Francis Marshel (38 MD) a farmer, Ellen (30 France), Joseph (17 OH)listed as "none" on occupation but was attending school, Henry (14 OH) 

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 1280, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 106:  Joseph MARSHAL, age 26 OH, stone mason; Catharine, age 25 OH; Mary F.J.; age 2 OH; Clement, age 9 months, born Aug 1869; Henry, age 24 OH, teaching school; Andrew GARDHEFNER, age 49 Bavaria, stone mason.  [Note: Andrew GARDHEFNER is the step-father of Joseph MARSHALL....see Andrew GARDHEFNER of this Company G above.]

1880 Census, Series: T9  Roll: 1076, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 83:  Joseph MARSHALL, age 36 OH, stone mason, parents birth left blank; Catherine, wife, age 35 OH, parents born Ireland; Mary, daughter, age 13 OH; Clement, son, age 10 OH; Chester, son, age 8 OH; Edward, son, age 5 OH.  

1900 Census, Series: T9  Roll: 1076, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 78:  Joseph MARSHALL, age 57 OH, married 34 yrs, born Mar 1843, parents born Germany; Catherine, wife, age 56 OH, married 34 yrs, born May 1844, 5 children/2 still living, parents born Ireland; Charles, son, age 16 OH, born June 1883.  

1910 Census, Series: T624  Roll: 1239, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 82:  Joseph MARSHALL, age 66 OH, first marriage, married 43 yrs, father born OH, mother born France, spoke German, mason doing odd jobs, column 30 marked UA for military service; Cahtarine, wife, age 66 OH, first marriage, married 43 yrs, 5 children/3 still living, parents born Ireland.  

1920 Census, Series: T625  Roll: 1448, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 81:  Joseph MARSHALL, age 77 OH, retired farmer, parents born PA, Catherine, age 77 OH, parents born Ireland.  

Discharge record on microfilm at Wayne co OH, book 2, page 60:
Joseph Marshall of Co E 48th Ohio was born in Wayne Co OH.  He enrolled at age 18, was 5' 5½" tall, with dark complexion, hazel eyes and black hair.  He was a farmer.  Oath of Identity was 17 Aug 1882 but residence was not given. 

Pension index:
Joseph Marshall, E 48th, K 114th, G 120th
Invalid pension 29 Dec 1879 (?or 77)
Widow Catherine ?28 Feb 1923 in Indiana

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 706, Hayes Twp, Charlevoix Co, MI, page 9:  Enoch MEDSKER, age 59 OH, born Nov 1840, married 38 yrs, mason, parents born PA; Polly, wife, age 53 OH, born Aug 1846, married 38 yrs, 11 children/5 still living, father born PA, mother born NY; Herman, son, age 23 MI, born July 1876, single, farm laborer; Charles, son, age 19 MI, born Sep 1880, single, farm laborer; Rose, daughter, age 16 MI; born Aug 1883; Ralph, son, age 13 MI, born June 1886.

Pension index:
Enoch Medsker of Company G 120th OVI:
Invalid pension, 23 Ap 1889 in Michigan
Widow's pension, Polly L. 2 Mar 1904 in Michigan

Sons of Union Veterans :  Born 30 Nov 1839.  Roanoke (Old South) Cem, Jackson Twp, Huntington County IN.
Link to findagrave: by Annis Jean Patee:    Lloyd Norman MEECH,  Born 8 Dec 1839 OH.  Died 28 Oct 1867 in Huntington Co IN. Son of William Allen MEECH and Catherine Ann KING.  Husband of Minerva Belle TOBEY.  Stone missing or can't be read.

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists Benjamin as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss.

Pension index: Invalid pension for George W. Moore of G 120th OVI on 17 Aug 1863. 

Wayne Co Graves Registration Cards book does not give any additional information about George.  His burial at the cemetery in Shreve is in Lot 150, Block E, Grave 2.

I have a feeling that this soldier did not live long after his return home.  Anybody know for sure?

Wayne graves Registration Cards book:
John Murry of Co G 120th, address Wayne co OH.  He died 12 Aug 1875 at Wayne co OH.  He was born in 1826 in Ireland.  He is buried in East Side cemetery in Fredericksburg, OH.  Lot 46, Block 8, Grave 1

Samuel and Mary must have gone to Canada for awhile since son was born there in about 1865:
1880 census Doylestown, Wayne county Ohio:  Samuel Musser age 42 born in OH, a teamster.  His parents were both born in OH.  His wife Mary, age 38 born OH.  Her parents were both born in OH.  Son Charles age 15 was born in Canada...he is also listed as a teamster.  Daughter Harriet age 3 born in OH.

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Short obituary found in Wayne County Democrat,  3 May 1905, page 6
Samuel Musser, aged 67 years, an old soldier, died Sunday, after a long illness with stomach trouble, at his home in Doylestown, where he resided many years.
[Using a date calculator, the date he died would have been 30 April 1905 if he died the Sunday before the date of the newspaper.]

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Samuel Musser, 1838 - 1905 is buried at Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Chippewa twp, Wayne co. OH.
Mary A. Musser, 1842 - 1913,  is buried there also.  This date agrees with the approximate birth year from the 1850 census for Mary A. Brouse, sister of the Brouse brothers above.

Michael's mother in the 1870 census, Chippewa Twp, Wayne OH, page 75
Barbary Mooters, (60 Germany) is the head of household listed as keeping house.  She had $4000 in real estate, and $500 in personal property.  Living with her are George Mooters (27 OH) a farmer and Mary Mooters (23 OH).

Michael's mother in the 1880 census, Doylestown, Wayne county Ohio is still the head of household:
Barbara Muters age 70 born Germany...both her parents born in Germany.  Living with here is son-in-law James Flickinger age 33 born OH, an iron moulder.  Daughter Maggie Flickinger age 30 born OH...but her parents birthplaces are blank...that is odd;  Two grandchildren are also listed: Charles Flickinger age 5 months born OH and Ada V. Harris age 9 born in OH.  Both of Ada's parents were born in OH.
[A moulder was a person who shaped sand into which molten metal was poured in a foundry.  Definition found in "A to Zax" by Barbara Jean Evans]

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists Michael Mutters as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss.

1860 census Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH page 378
William G. Myers (39 OH) a farmer, Sarah J (38 OH) Mary M. (15 OH), John W. (14 OH), Reason J (12 OH), William N (10 OH), George W. (7 OH), Richard F (1 OH), Sarah Myers (64 PA).

The 1880 census Canal Fulton, Stark county, Ohio:  William G. Myers age 60 born OH is an attorney at law.  His parents were born in PA.  His wife Sarah J. age 58 born OH.  Her father was born PA and her mother MD.  Son Richard F. Myers age 21 born in OH is a clerk in a hardware.  Son-in-law Jacob V. Learch age 36 born PA is a clergyman.  His parents were born in PA.  Granddaughter Mary M. Learch age 3 born in OH.  Her father was born in PA and her mother in OH.  Magdalina Howenstine a sister, age 49 born in PA.  Also listed Mary Howenstine age 54 born PA.  There is also a servant who worked by the week named Eliza Marks.

In the report for the 1897 reunion of the 120th in the newspaper, Captain W. G. Myers was living in Canal Fulton, which is in Stark Co OH.

Pension index:
William G. Myers of Co G 120th:
Invalid pension in 1902 (hard to read)
Widow's pension - Sarah J. in 1903 in OH

Wayne County Democrat, 21 Jan 1903   page 6
Capt. W. G. Myers
The old soldier, William G. Myers, a Captain of one of the five Wayne county companies of the 120th Regiment O.V.I. in the Union War, and resident of Wayne county for many years, died last Wednesday at his home in Canal Fulton.  He was 82 years of age, a lawyer by profession, often attending Court in Wooster to practice law suits and to call on friends.  His death was sudden, from heart failure.

1860 census Chippewa Twp, Wayne OH, page 383
Jacob Nowman (56 Prussia) a farmer, Lewis (26 Prussia) a coal miner, William (23 Prussia) coal miner, Fredrick (20 Prussia) a farm hand, Catherine (16 Prussia), Mary (15 Prussia), Charles (12 Prussia).

Discharge Records on microfilm at Wayne County OH, Book 1 page 594:
Frederick Nauman of Co E 48th OVI was discharged at Houston TX.  He was born in Prussia.  He was age 23 when he enrolled.  He was 5' 5½", fair complexion, blue eyes, dark hair.  He was a farmer.  The Oath of Identity was not filled out.

This is from Jerry Nauman, descendant of Frederick:  Frederick Nauman is my Great great grandfather. He was married to Catherine PUTMAN daughter of J and F PUTMAN of Wilmont, Ohio. 

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 1269, Sugar Creek Twp, Stark Co OH, page 601:  Frederick NAUMAN, age 30 Prussia, farmer; Catherine, age 26 OH; Mary, age 2 OH; Martha, age one month OH, born in April.

1880 Census, haven't found yet.

In the newspaper report of the 1900 reunion of the 120th, Frederick Nauman was reported to be living in Wilmot.  I found a Wilmot in Stark county in that time period.

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 1323, Sugar Crk Twp, Stark Co OH, page 253:  Frederick NAUMANN, age 61 Germany, no occupation listed, emigrated in 1854, resided in US 46 yrs, Na; born July 1839, married 34 yrs, parents born Germany; Catherine, wife, age 56 OH, born May 1844, married 34 yrs, 4 children/4 still living, parents born PA; Clarence E, son, age 20 OH, single, born Nov 1879, student.

Death record in Ohio:  Frederick NAUMANN, died 26 Jul 1909 at Sugar Creek Twp, Stark Co OH.  Born 3 Jul 1839 in Prussia.  Married.  Farmer.  Burial at Green Lawn Cem, Wilmot OH.  Father Jacob NAUMANN, born Prussia.  Mother Sophia HONEEKER born Prussia.  

Wife?  Death record in Ohio:  Mary NAUMANN died 18 Mar 1914 at Wilmot, Stark Co OH.  Born 13 May 1838 at Wilmot, OH.  Widow.  Buried Green Lawn Cem, Wilmot OH.  Father Joseph PUTMAN born PA.  Mother Elizabeth PUTMAN.  

I wonder if this could be Jacob's father and siblings:  
1860 Census, Series: M653  Roll: 1051, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co O, page 383:  Jacob NOWMAN, age 56 Prussia, farmer; Lewis, age 26 Prussia, coal miner;  William, age 23 Prussia, coal miner; Fredrick, age 20 Prussia, farm hand [See above]; Catherine age 16 Prussia; Mary, age 15 Prussia; Charles, age 12 Prussia.  

Discharge Record on microfilm in Wayne County OH, Book 1, page 573
Jacob Nauman, of Company G 120th OVI, born in province of Rhine in Prussia.  He was 30 yrs old when he enrolled, 5' 8½" light complexion, light eyes and dark hair.  His occupation was collier [a coal miner, usually].  The Oath of Identity was not filled out.

Wayne County OH Probate: Jacob Nauman married Catharine A. Kick on 1 Jan 1866 in Wayne County OH.  

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 376, Blairstown, Benton Co IA, page 204:  Jacob NAUMAN, age 37 Prussia, H & W Merchant; Catharine, age 31 OH; David E, age 3 OH; Lydia A, age 1 IA.  

The 1878 History of Benton County, Iowa:  Nauman, J., dealer in hardware, Blairstown. (1878 LeRoy Township)

1880 Census, Series: T9  Roll: 327, Blairstown, Benton Co IA, page 258:  J. Nauman age 47 born in Prussia has his occupation listed as "hardware".  His parents were also born in Prussia.  His wife Cathrine age 42 born in OH.  Her parents were also born in OH. Son Elmer age 13 born in OH.  Daughter Alice age 10 born in Iowa.  Daughter Emma C. age 8 born in IA.  Daughter Sarah M. age 5 born in IA.  Son Charlie age 1 born in IA.  E.D. Keck listed as "brother" age 26 born in OH is a music teacher.  Both his parents were born in OH just as were Cathrine's.  Also listed is M. Armbroster age 22 born in Wittenberg as were his parents, is a tinner.  His relationship if there was one is not given.  [Note: Because E.D. Keck is included in this, I believe this is the correct family.  He actually would be J. Nauman's brother-in-law, although he is listed here as brother.]

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 417, Leroy Twp, Benton Co IA, page 194:  Catherine  NAUMAN, age 51 OH, born Sep 1848, widow, parents born OH; Alice L, daughter, age 31 IA, born Jun 1868, single, father born Germany, mother born OH, no occupation listed; Sarah, daugher, age 25 IA, single, born Oct 1874, school teacher, father born Germany, mother born OH; Mattie C?, daughter, age 18 IA, single, born Mar 1882, father born Germany, mother born OH.

Pension index: Jacob Nauman of Company G 120th OVI    Widow Catherine A. filed for pension 6 Nov 1897 in Iowa.

Can't find in 1860.  Need 1850 Census.

Wayne county OH probate: 
John H. OTTO married Amanda C. FISHER, 3 Apr 1862.
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Discharge Record on microfilm in Wayne Co OH  Page 69 in Book 1
Private John Otto in Co G (or I hard to read) 120th OVI was discharged 2 Nov 1863 at the US Marine General Hospital , New Orleans LA
Enrollment information:  He was born in Bedford Co PA.  When he enrolled he was 29 years old, 5' 8" tall,  light complexion, gray eyes, light hair,and was a blacksmith.  The Oath of Identity was dated 18 Aug 1865 and his residence was listed as Massillon, Wayne Co OH. [Massillon is actually in Stark county.]

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 1269, 3rd Ward Massillon, Stark Co OH, page 410:  John OTTO, age 37 PA, machinist; Amanda, age 31 PA; Marion W, [male], age 2 OH; Cathrine FISHER, age 72 PA.  

In the 1880 census Massillon, Stark county, Ohio:  John H Otto age 44 born in PA as were his parents, is a "machinist."  His wife Amanda age 42 born in PA.  Her father was born in MD and her mother in PA.  Daughter Artie May age 7 born in OH.  Also living there is Catherine Fisher age 84 born in PA as were her parents.  [She is listed as "mother" but actually this must be the mother of Amanda whose last name was Fisher before she married Otto.]

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 1322, E. South St., 1st Ward Massillon, Stark Co OH, page 84:  John H OTTO, age 66 PA, coal merchant, born March 1834, married 38 yrs, parents born PA; Amanda, wife, age 64 PA, born May 1836, married 38 yrs, 4 children/1 still living, parents born PA; Artie M, daughter, age 26 Oh, single, born Nov 1873, Telephone Centr??

Pension index: John H. Otto, co G 120th OVI filed for invalid pension 22? Mar 1879.
His widow Amanda C. filed for pension 30 Nov 1906 in Ohio.

Having a lot of trouble tracking this one.

Problem:  There are two James POLLOCKs in Richland County who are about the same age.  This will take more research.

1860 may be son of Sam'l Pollock age 68 Madison Township, Richland County OH.

J R POLLOCK married Jennie S CREIGH on 7 Mar 1867 in Richland county OH.

Pension Index:  James R POLLOCK, F 48th, E 114th, H 15th, G and I of the 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1890 July 25 in OH.  

Wayne County Porbate Court record:  Elias PORTER married Susan YOUNG on 24 Oct 1861 in Wayne County OH.  

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 1270, Copley, Summit Co OH, page 161:  Elias PORTER, age 31 OH, laborer; Susanna, age 24 OH; Eliza A, age 5 OH

1880 Census, Series: T9  Roll: 1069, Copley, Summit County, OH, page 171:  Elias PORTER, age 40 OH, divorced, farmer, parents born in OH; Eliza A.,daughter, age 16 OH, parents born OH; Phillip, son, age 19 OH, farm laborer, parents born OH.  

Pension index:  Elias Porter of Co G 120th OVI filed for invalid pension 3 Aug 1882 in Ohio

Summit County Cemetery Inscriptions book lists Elias Porter on the Veterans page for Copley township and he is supposed to be buried at Copley Cemetery....but he is not listed in the main listings for that cemetery.

John's military stone at Chestnut Hill Cem, Doylestown, Section 4 sits to the right of a larger stone which has his parents, John, and Susan listed on it.  
John 1842 - 1898     Susan B 1837 - 1906
Abel H  1821 - 1898     Frances J  1819 - 1893
June 1899 Reunion of the 120th report in the Wooster Republican states that John H. Purcell, Dolylestown, died in the last year

Wayne Co Graves Registration Cards book:  John Purcell of Co G 120th, address Doylestown, OH.  He died 25 July 1898 at Doylestown.  He was born in 1843 in Pennsylvania. 
1860 census Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH page 359
A. H. Pursell (38 PA) a dentist, Francis (f) (41 PA), John H. (17 PA), Alvira or Almira (hard to read female)(15 PA, Bennett J.(hard to read female) (6 OH), Charles W. (2OH), Byron A (10 months OH).

There is a marriage record...Wayne Co OH probate:
John H. Purssell married Susan Bowers, 7 Mar 1867.

1880 census Doylestown, Wayne county, Ohio: 
John Purcell age 39 born in PA is an iron moulder.  His parents were born in PA.  His wife Susan age 36 born in OH.  Her parents were born in PA.  Daughter Mary age 12 born in OH and son William age 10 born in OH.
[A moulder was a person who shaped sand into which molten metal was poured in a foundry.  Definition found in "A to Zax" by Barbara Jean Evans]

Pension Index: John H. Pursell, G 120 and 120Co 2Battn. V.R.C. Invalid pension 2 Ap? 1864     Widow pension - Susan in Ohio.

1860 Census, Series: M653  Roll: 1051, Baughman Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 401:  John RIFE, age 57 PA, farmer; Mary, age 26 OH; David, age 22 OH, farmer; John, age 21 OH, farmer; Mary HORNING, age 15 Germany.  

Member Family Search:  David M. RIFE married Harriett BOGGESS on 12 Apr 1866 in Kosciusko IN.  David born 9 Oct 1836 in Wayne OH.  Died 14 Feb 1905 in Vermilion IL.  

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 190, Fairfield, Bureau County, IL, page 277:  David RIFE, age 33 OH, farmer; Harriet, age 22 IN; John, age 2 IN; Comwalis?? [male], age 1 IL.  [Note:  This is probably Cornelius]

1880 Census, Series: T9  Roll: 372, Cottage Grove Twp, Allen Co KS, page 1:  D M RIFE, age 43 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Harriet, wife, age 37 IN, parents born VA; John, son, age 12 IN, farm laborer; Hornwallis, son, age 11 IL, farm laborer; Hattie, daughter, age 8 IL; David, son, age 6 IL; May, daughter, age 4 IL; Mattie, daughter, age 2 IL.  [Note:  the census taker made a mistake marking IL for the birthplace of the children's father.]

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 349, Newell Twp, Vermilion Co, IL, page 201:  David RIFE, age 63 OH, widowed, born Oct 1836, poultry dealer, parents born PA; Mattie E, daughter, age 22 IL, single, born Apr 1878, father born OH, mother born IN; Charlie, son, age 17 IN, born May 1883, poultry dealer, father born OH, mother born IN; Perry, son, age 15 IN, born Apr 1885, father born OH, mother born IN; Grover? C., son, age 12 IL, born Nov 1887 father born OH, mother born IN.  

Vermilion County, Illinois Database:  David RIFE, born 1836, died 1905.  Buried Rose Cem, Vermilion Co IL.  [Researcher says Harriett is also buried at Rose Cem 1848 - 1896.]

1850  Franklin Twp, Summit County OH   [John born in OH]

1860 Census, Series: M653  Roll: 1051, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 367:  C D RIGDON, age 45 OH, grover; Nancy, age 55 PA; Elizabeth A, age 20 PA, domestic; John, age 18 PA.  [Note:  Campbell RIGDON, age 59 PA and Nancy, age 64 PA are still living in Chippewa Twp]  [Medina County Probate Court record:  Campbell RIGDON married Nancy PEEKHAMUS on 23 Apr 1837 in Medina Co OH.]
 

Pension index: John RIGDON, G 120th OVI filed for an invalid pension 30 July 1890 in Missouri.

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 412, Cuba and Mantua Twp, Monroe Co IA, page 372:  Martin S RYAL, age 30 OH, farm laborer; Harriet M, age 23 OH; Eunice, age 1 IA.  [Family Search member:  Martin S. RYEL married Harriet M BATES 16 Feb 1868 in Monroe, IA.]

Pension index: Ryel, Martin S., Co G 120th OVI, widow Margaret Bash of Indiana filed for pension...can't read date.

1880 census Hanover, Ashland Co Ohio:  Elias Sieg age 51 born in PA, is a farmer.  His parents were also born PA.  Wife Martha Sieg age 40 born OH and her parents were born in PA.  Son John Seig age 17 born OH, single.  And daughter Lyda Seig age 14 born OH, single.

1900 reunion of the regiment:  Elias was listed as living in Perrysville which is in southern Ashland County OH west of Loudonville.

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 1237,Hanover Twp, Ashland Co OH, page 54:  Elias SIEG, age 70 PA,  born Oct 1829, married 40 yrs, farmer, parents born PA;  Martha, wife, age 59 OH, born Nov 1840,  married 40 yrs, 4 children/2 still living, parents born PA; ?Delfield ANDERSON, grandson, age 18 OH, born May 1882, day laborer, father born PA, mother born OH; Leroy ANDERSON, grandson, age 14 OH, born May 1886, father born PA, mother born OH.  

1910 Census, Series: T624  Roll: 1151, Hanover Twp, Ashland Co OH, page 81:  Elias SIEG, age 80 PA, first marriage, married 49 yrs, farmer, parents born PA; Mattie, wife, age 69 OH, first marriage, married 49 yrs, 4 children/2 still living, parents born PA.  [column 30 marked UA for military service]

Ohio death index:  Elias Seig died 5 Mar 1915 in Ashland Co. OH

Death record in Ohio:  File # 12486, Elias SEIG died 5 Mar 1915 at Hanover Twp, Ashland Co OH.  Married, Farmer.  Died 30 Oct 1829 in PA.  Parents John SEIG and Lydia WARNER, born PA.  Burial at Bunker Hill.  Informant John SEIG of Loudonville OH.  

Wife, Death record in Ohio:  File # 12440, Martha A SIEG died 10 Mar 1925 at Hanover Twp, Ashland Co OH.  Widowed.  Husband Elias SIEG.  Born 9 Nov 1840 in Wayne Co OH.  Parents Christian BRENNEMAN and HOOVER.  Burial Bunker Hill Cem.  Informant John SIEG of Loudonville OH.  

Ashland County CW Vets :  Elias SEIG buried Clear Fork Cemetery   [Note: death record says burial at Bunker Hill.]

1860 census, Chippewa Twp, Wayne co OH, page 366
Michael Simmons (49 France) a farmer, Mary (38 PA), Henry (17 OH) a farm hand, Samuel (14OH), John (11 OH), a boy Elies (7 OH). Louisa J. (5 OH), Flore E. (3 OH), Josiah (3 months OH), Margret Simmons (but may actually be spelled Simones here) (age 82 France).
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1860 Census, Series: M653  Roll: 1051, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 364:  John SMITH, age 62 PA, cooper; Isabell, age 59 PA; John, age 20 PA, farm hand; Peter, age 18 PA, farm hand; James, age 15 PA.

Wayne County Probate Court record:  John S. SMITH married Sarah ETLING on 12 Mar 1868 in Wayne Co OH.  

1870 Chippewa Twp., Wayne co OH page 89:  John Smith (32 PA) a farmer, Sarah (32 OH), also living there Elizabeth Boale (56 PA) and James Boale (19 OH) a farm laborer.

1880 Census, Series: T9  Roll: 1076, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 96:  John SMITH, age 41 PA, farmer, parents born PA; Sarah, wife, age 41 OH, parents born PA; Warren, son, age 9 OH; Orrin L, son, age 8 OH; Arthur, son, age 6 OH; Lucinda, daughter, age 4 OH; Wallace W CLARK, employee, age 20 OH, coal miner, parents born OH.  

Married Lena <1881>???  Was Lena/Magdalene married before?

1900 Census, Series T623  Roll: 1272, Thompson Twp, Geauga Co OH, page 146:  John SMITH, age 61 PA, born Mar 1839, married 19? yrs, Mfr Pr???, parents born PA; Lena, wife, age 51? OH, born Sep 1848, married 19? yrs, 10 children/9 still living, parents born PA; Arthur, son, age 26 OH, single, born Jun? 1874 father born PA, mother born OH, can't read occupation; Delbert H, son, age 24 OH, single, born Feb 1876, sawyer of lumber, father born PA, mother born OH; Carrie E, daughter, age 17 OH, born Dec 1882, father born PA, mother born OH; Bell J?, daughter, age 15 OH, born Apr 1885; John L, son, age 13 OH, born Dec 1886; Grace E, daughter, age 10 OH, born May 1890; Floid H, son, age 8 OH, born July 1891.  

Geauga County cemetery book:
Maple Grove Cemetery in Thompson, Thompson Township, Geauga county OH
0.2 miles west of state rt. 528 & Thompson Center on south side of Thompson Road
Section 145 Lot #1
John L. Smith 1838 - 1909 The book indicates that he was in Company G 120 OVI
his wife Lena 1848 - 1937

Pension Index:  John L SMITH, G 114th and G 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1889? Apr 5 in OH.  Widow, Lena SMITH, filed 1909 Apr 21 in OH.  

Death record in Ohio:  File # 13055, John L SMITH died 20 Mar 1909 at Thompson Twp, Geauga Co OH.  Born 1 Mar 1838 in PA.  Married.  Farmer.  Father John SMITH born PA.  Mother Isabel SYMES.  Burial Thompson.  Informant Arthur SMITH of Thompson RD 1 OH.  

Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File # 16222,  Magdalene SMITH died 2 March 1937 at Chagrin Falls, Cuyahoga Co OH.  Widow.  Husband John L SMITH.  Born 11 Sep 1848 in Clinton, OH.  Parents Lewis BECKER and Elizabeth BAKER, born Germany.  Burial at Thompson.  Informant Floyd H SMITH.  

George Spacht is buried at Chestnut Hill Cemetery Section 7, Doylestown,Wayne county OH
He died 21 July 1892, age 61 years, 6 months, 26 days.
Elizabeth 1834-1929 is buried nearby.
Wayne Co Graves Registration Cards book: George Spacht of Co G 120th, address Doylestown OH.  He was born 30 Nov 1830 in Chippewa Twp OH.

Married Elizabeth BROUSE who was the sister of the BROUSE brothers of Co G.  

1860 Census, Series: M653  Roll: 1051, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 363:  George SPAKE, age 30 OH, carpenter; Elisabeth P?, age 25 OH; Mary S, age 4 MO?; Lucy A, age 3 MO.

Wayne County Cemetery book:  Mamie C. "Our Babe" daughter of George E., died 28 Mar 1868, age 1 year, 7 months, 2 days.

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 1280, Doylestown, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 103:  George SPACHT, age 40 OH, shop laborer; Elizabeth, age 34 OH; Mary, age 15 MO; Adaline, age 13 MO; Emma, age 1 OH.  

1880 Census, Series: T9  Roll: 1076, Doylestown, Wayne Co OH, page 83:  George SPACHT, age 50 OH, carpenter, parents born PA; Elizabeth, wife, age 46 OH, parents born PA; Emma, daughter, age 11 OH.  

1880 census Doylestown, Wayne Co Ohio:  George Spacht age 50 born in OH is a carpenter.  His parents were born in PA.  Wife Elizabeth age 46 born in OH.  Her parents were born in PA.  Daughter Emma age 11 born OH.

Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File # 9476, Mrs Elizabeth SPACHT, of 511 10th St, NW, Canton, died 28 Jan 1929 in Canton, Stark Co OH.  Widow, husband George SPACHT.  Born 13 Oct 1834 in Wayne Co OH.  Her parents were John BROUSE and Harriet FREDERICK, born PA.  Burial Doylestown OH.  Informant Mrs. Mary BAYSINGER of Canton OH.  

1860 census Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH page 368:  John Spitzer (40 PA) a carpenter, Catherine (41 PA), John (16 PA) lists occupation as "none", he is in school, George (12 PA), Mary E (6 OH).

In 1880 soldier John Spitzer's mother Catherine [spelled Catheine in the census], age 61, was living with W.O. Hershey and his wife Mary E. Hershey and family in Chippewa Twp,Wayne Co OH.  She is listed as the mother-in-law of W.O. Hershey.  So W.O. must be the husband of the soldier's sister, Mary E,. listed in the 1860 census above. 
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Pension index:
John A. Spitzer, Co G 120tth OVI, mother Catharine A. Spitzer filed for his pension 8 Dec 1863 (?hard to read).

Mother,Catherine Spitzer is buried Easton Memorial Cemetery, Wayne Co...died 11 May 1896.

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists John Spitzer as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss.

SPRINGER, Franklin        15 Aug 1862
1st Sergt. SPRINGER, age 28, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-1866 volume 8, page 260.  Discharged April 12 1863 at Smith's plantation, LA, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.

Need 1850 to see if Norman, below, is in this family.

1860 Census, Chippewa Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 363:  Joseph SPRINGER, age 55 PA, farmer; Margret, age 54 PA; Franklin, age 28 OH, farmer; Mary, age 25 OH, domestic; Martha, age 23 OH, domestic; Myra, age 20 OH, domestic; Stephen D, age 15 OH; June, age 11 OH; John ECKERD, age 20 Baden, Germany, servant.  [Note:  Wayne County Probate Court record:  Joseph SPRINGER married Margaret SHALTO (or SHATTO) on 24 Dec 1829 in Wayne Co OH.]

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 1280, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 98:  Joseph SPRINGER, age 65 PA, retired; Margaret, age 64 PA; Franklin, age 38 OH, farmer; Martha, age 32 OH; Jane, age 21 OH.  

Summit County Probate Court record:  Franklin SPRINGER married Mattie FALK on 25 Jan 1872 in Summit Co OH.  

1880 Census, Series:  T9  Roll:  435, Wadsworth Twp, Medina Co OH, page 435:  Franklin SPRINGER, age 49 OH, farmer, father born PA, mother born OH; Martha, wife, age 37 OH, parents born PA; Frederick FALK, step son, age 12 OH, father born Baden, mother born OH.  

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 1302, Wadsworth Twp, Medina Co OH, page 174:  Franklin SPRINGER, age 69 OH, farmer, born Nov 1830, married 5 yrs, father born PA, mother born OH; Mollie, wife, age 54 MI, born Mar 1846, married 5 yrs, no children, father born OH, mother born NC.  

Pension listed in 1891 for Sgt Franklin SPRINGER of Co G 120th OVI.

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists Norman Springer as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss. in section L, grave 571.  [This may be an old numbering system for the cemetery.]

1860 Census, Series: M653 Roll: 1051, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 366:  Norman SPRINGER, age 27 OH, coal miner.  He is living with the Cornelius and Elizabeth YONGKER? family.  

Pension Index:  Martin J STANLEY, G 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1892? Aug 8 In OH.  There is also a card with a 1911 date on it.

Ashland County database: Stanley, Martin J. married Jones, Mehettabel; 20-Nov-1860

1870 Census, Series: M593 Roll: 1169, Ashland village, Ashland Co OH, page 740:  Martin J STANLEY, age 34 OH, commercial agent; Hettie J, age 30 OH; Lee [male], age 8 OH; Shirley [MALE], age 6 OH; Margaret TREACE, age 35 OH, domestic servant.  

1880 Census, Series: T9 Roll: 1047, Medina village, Medina Co OH, page 370:  Lee STANLEY, age 17 OH, parents born OH.....in school, living with Woodejek? and Nellie B HENDICKSON.  

Medina County Probate Court record:  Hettie J STANLEY married J. E. DRIESBACH on 26 May 1880 in Medina Co OH.  

1880 Census, Series: T9 Roll: 1047, June 12th, Medina village, Medina Co, OH, page 369:  Haynes JONES, age 72 MA, retired farmer, parents born MA; Mary, age 61 OH, wife, parents born V.L.???; Elizabeth Van Devende, mother in law, age 85 VT, parents born V.L.???; Hattie DRESBACH, daughter, age 40 OH, dress maker, father born MA, mother born OH, ;   Shirley STANLEY, grandson,age 15, works on ??bee fix fal., parents born OH.  

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists Martin Stauffer as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss.

Need 1850 Census

1860 Census, Series: M653 Roll: 1039, Franklin Twp, Summit Co OH, page 169:  Richard STOCK, age 18 OH, blacksmith apprentice. .....living with the Aaron and Amelia BOLENDER family.

1870 Census, Series: M593 Roll: 1270, 2nd Ward Akron, Summit Co OH, page 47:  Richard STOCK, age 28 OH, blacksmith; Emma, age 19 OH; William H WARNER, age 23 PA; Anna M, age 22 PA.  

1880 Census, Akron, Summit County OH:  Richard STOCK, age 36 born in OH is a blacksmith.  His parents were born in PA.  Wife Emily age 27 born in OH.  Her father was born in Germany and mother in France.  Daughter Caroline B. Stock age 9 born in OH.  It says her father was born in Germany and her mother in France, [but I am thinking that this is a mistake.]

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 109, San Luis Obispo Twp, San Luis Obispo Co, CA, page 151:  Richard STOCK, age 57 OH, widowed, born Nov 1842, laborer, father born England, mother born PA.  

1910 Census, Series: T624 Roll: 1233, East Buchtel Ave, 2nd Ward Akron, Summit Co OH, page 126:  Evan E. MORSE, age 37 OH, first marriage, married 11 yrs, parents born Wales; Carrie S, wife, age 36 OH, first marriage, married 11 yrs, 0 children; Richard STOCK, father in law, age 67 OH, widowed, father born England, mother born PA, blacksmith shop.  

Pension index: Richard Stock, K 114th, G 120th, 48th    Invalid pension, 11 Jun 1891 in OH   attorney, C H Callahan

Death record in Ohio:  File # 56188, Richard STOCK of 495 E. Buchtel, died 26 Oct 1911 at Akron, Summit Co OH.  Widowed, blacksmith.  Born 22 Jan 1842 in OH.  Father Richard STOCK, born England. Mother Mary POLHAMUS, born PA.  Burial Glendale Cem. [Note: Akron, Summit Co]  Informant Carl B STOCK of Akron OH.  [Note on mother's name: Summit County Probate Court record:  Richard STOCK married Mary PERHAMIS on 4 Mar 1841 in Summit Co OH.]

1860 Census, Series: M653  Roll: 1051, Emanuel STOTLAR, age 48 PA, farmer; Eliza, age 40 OH; John F, age 16 OH; Jacob, age 14 OH; William H, age 12 OH; Mary E, age 9 OH; Sherman B, age 7 OH; Charles E, age 3 OH; unnamed [male], age 2 months OH.  

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 1280, page 91:  Emauel STOTLER, age 57 PA, farmer; Eliza, age 49 OH; Franklin, age 25 OH, farm laborer; Jacob, age 23 OH, carpenter laborer; Henry, age 22 OH, farm laborer; Ellen, age 18 OH; Sherman, age 15 OH, farm laborer; Charles, age 13 OH; Margaret, age 10 OH.  

1880 census Chippewa, Wayne County OH...the only Frank Stotler that fits was found living with his father and had apparently not been married yet at this point.:
Emanuel Stotler, age 68 born in PA, is a farmer.  His parents were born PA.  Wife Eliza age 60 born OH.  Her parents were born in PA.  Son Frank Stotler, age 35 born OH, is a bookkeeper and is listed as single.  His father was born in PA and his mother in OH.  Son Charles age 23 born in OH is a farm laborer.  Daughter Cora M. Stotler age 19 born in OH.  All the children were listed as single.

1900 Census, T623  Roll: 1331, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co, OH, page 78:  Frank STOTTLER, age 55 OH, born Nov 1844, married 15 yrs, no occupation listed, parents born OH; Caroline, wife, age 44 OH, born Oct 1855, marrid 15 yrs, 2 children/2 still living, father born OH, mother born France; Mary, daughter, age 15 OH, born May 1885; Estella, daughter, age 9 OH, born Mar 1891.  

Pension Index:  John F STOTLER, F 166th and G 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1890 Sept 1 in OH.  Widow, Caroline STOTLER, filed 1904 Mar 14 in OH.  

Daughter Mary's Death record in Ohio: File # 28819, Mary RIES, of 413 E. South St, Akron, died 19 Apr 1937 at St. Thomas Hospital, Akron, Summit Co OH.  She was born 2 May 1885 in OH.  Married.  Parents were Frank J. STOTLER and Caroline WHITMAN, born OH.  Burial Doylestown.  Informant Harry W. RIES of 413 E. South St.
 [Note: Family Search member: Mary Caroline STOTLER married Harry Willard RIES in 1901, Akron OH.  She was born 2 May 1885 in Doylestown and died 19 Apr 1937 in Akron.]

Brothers Charles' and Jacob's death records lists parents as Emanuel  [Manuel] STOTLER and Eliza FRANKS.  

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists Addison Strong as being buried in Jefferson Barrracks Cemetery in St. Louis Missouri.  [He is not listed in that cemetery at Interment.net.]

Need 1850 Census.  

1860 Census, Series: M653 Roll: 1039, Franklin Twp, Summit Co OH, page 155:  Addison STRONG, age 28 OH, engineer; Nancy, age 28 OH; John, age 6 OH; Deforest, age 4 OH.  

1870 Census, Series: M593 Roll: 1270, Franklin Twp, Summit Co OH, page 223:  Nancy STRONG, age 37 OH; DeForest, age 14 OH.

Summit County Probate Court record:  Nancy A. STRONG married Samuel SMITH on 25 Oct 1870 in Summit Co OH.  

1860 Census, Series: M653  Roll: 1001, Brighton, Lorain Co OH, page 154:  Joel WALTZ, age 40 PA, farmer; Catherine, age 40 PA; Edward, age 13 OH; Rosa, age 12 OH; Wesley, age 11 OH; Eli, age 10 OH; Melvina, age 7 OH; Emma, age 2 OH; James STRONG, age 23 OH, laborer.  

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 1241, Wadsworth Twp, Medina Co OH, page 424:  Edward WALTZ, age 24 OH, miner lob. coal; Iodem? [female], age 19 OH.  [Note: Stark County Probate Court record:  Edward WALTZ married Lorodema KITTINGER on 25 Apr 1869 in Stark Co OH.]

Probate records show that Edward WALTZ married Mary E. SHOWERS, 14 Aug 1873 in Putnam county OH.

1880 census Belmore, Putnam County OH:  Edward WALTZ, age 34 born in OH is a laborer.  His parents were born in PA.  Mary E. age 20 born in OH.  Her father was born in OH and mother in PA.  Son Willie age 6 born OH. 

1900 Census, Series: T623  Roll: 1334, South Grover st, Plain Twp, Wood Co OH, page 150:  Edward WALTZ, age 52 OH, born Jan 1848, married 27 yrs, machinist, parents born OH;  Mary E, wife, age 41 OH, born Nov 1858, married 27 yrs, 3 children/2 still living; Willis G, son, age 26 OH, born Jun 1873, single, machinist; Harry G, son, age 15 OH, born Jan 1885; Elizabeth [WALTZ], mother-in-law, age 66 PA, born Jan 1834, widow, 4 children/2 still living, parents born PA.  

1910 Census, Lucas County OH: Edward WALTZ , age 64 OH, married 37 yrs, general farmer, parents born PA, Column 30 marked UA for military service;  wife Mary, wife, age 52 OH, married 37 yrs, 3 children/2 still living, father born OH, mother born PA;  Mother-in-law Elizabeth WALTZ, age 76 PA, widow, parents born PA.

Pension index:  Edward Waltz, co G 120th OVI, co K 114th, D & E 48th Oh Inf. Edward filed for an invalid pension 18 Jan 1892 in OH.  His widow Mary E, filed for pension 20 Feb 1920(blurry) in Ohio

Death record in Ohio:  File #  14608, Edward WALTZ died 1 Feb 1920 at Swanton Twp, Lucas Co OH.  Married.  Farmer.  Born 19 Jan 1845 Doylestown OH. Father Joel WALTZ, born OH.  Mother Catherine BLILER, born Akron OH.  Burial Whitehouse Cem [Whitehouse OH].  Informant Mary WALTZ of Whitehouse OH.  

Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File # 67673, Mary Elizabeth WALTZ died 15 Dec 1924 at Whitehouse village, Lucas Co OH.  Widow.  Born 10 Nov 1859 in Bellmere, OH.  Father Andrew Jackson SHOWERS.  Mother Elizabeth FRANKS, born PA.  Burial Whitehouse OH.  Informant Mrs. Lillian CLARK of 1747 Linmore St, Toledo OH.  

1860 census Chippewa Twp, Wayne co OH, page 364
Presila Welch (47 OH). Jonathan (24 OH) day laborer, Elisabeth Cleckner (21 OH), John Welch (18 OH) day laborer, David F. Welch (15 OH) farm hand, Eli Welch (13 OH), Jacob T Welch (10 OH), Rachel S. Welch (7 OH).

1870 Census,

1880 Census, Series: T9 Roll: 1068, Sugar Creek Twp, Stark Co OH, page 414:  Elias WELCH, age 33 OH, coal miner, father born PA, mother born OH; Emma, wife, age 36 OH, parents born OH; Jasper E, son, age 3 months OH; Thomas KARNS?, age ??38 Ireland, coal miner, parents born Ireland.  

1900 Census,

1910 Census,

1920 Census, Series: T625 Roll: 1374, Hayden Ave.  4th Ward East Cleveland City, Cuyahoga Co OH, page 247:  Elias WELCH, age 73 OH, widowed, carpenter school building, parents born PA; Daisy JAGURUS, step daughter, age 42 OH, divorced, father born NY, mother born OH.  

Wayne County Porbate Court records:  Elias WELCH married Mary E. STATLER on 19 Aug 1875 in Wayne Co OH.  

Daily Record, 19 May 1925, Page 1
Comrade Elias Welch Died Monday in Akron
  Elias Welch, former Doylestown resident, a comrade in the Civil War of Company G 120th regiment OVI, under Capt. J B Taylor, died in Akron on Monday and will be buried in Cleveland on Thursday, according to a letter received today by Capt. Taylor.
  Comrade Welch was elected president of the 120th regiment association last year and was to preside at the annual reunion in a few weeks in Smithville.
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Ohio Death index: Elias B. Welch died in Summit Co OH 17 May 1925.
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Cleveland Necrology file:
Elias B. Welch Died in Akron Sunday, 17 May 1925 at his son's residence. He was to be buried in Cleveland at Lake View Cemetery.

http://www.lakeviewcemetery.com/
http://www.lakeviewcemetery.com/lakeview.pdf

Pension Index: Elias WELCH, K 114th and G 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 188? Feb 28 in OH.  

Death record in Ohio:  File # 31686, Elias Benedict WELCH, of 344 Welch Ave., died 17 May 1925 at Akron, Summit Co OH.  Widowed and retired.  Born 21 March 1847 in OH.  Father's name WELCH.  Burian Lakeview, Cleveland.  Informant Clyde W WELCH of 344 Welch Ave.  

Brother Jonathan's Death record in Ohio: File # 11331 Johnathan WELCH died 9 Feb 1910 at Edgerton village, Williams County OH.  Born 28 Dec 1834 in Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Laborer.  Parents Jonathan WELCH and Pricilla NOWLAN, born USA.  Burial Edgerton OH.  Informant Dollie STULLER of Edgerton OH.  

1860 census Chippewa Twp, Wayne co OH, page 364
Presila Welch (47 OH). Jonathan (24 OH) day laborer, Elisabeth Cleckner (21 OH), John Welch (18 OH) day laborer, David F. Welch (15 OH) farm hand, Eli Welch (13 OH), Jacob T Welch (10 OH), Rachel T.? Welch (7 OH).

The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists John Welch as being buried at Vicksburg, Miss.

There is a Williams County OH probate record:
Benjamin F. Motter married Angelina SAMPLE, 19 Sep 1867

Need 1850....no luck so far in 1860 census.

1870 Census, Series: M593  Roll: 1282, Springfield Twp, Williams Co OH, page 207:  Thomas MALTBY, age 23 England, farmer; Benjamin F MOTTER. age 22 OH, farmer; Angeline MOTTER, age 22 PA; Lilly A MOTTER, age 11 month OH, born July 1869; Josephine TEEPLE, age 18 OH, domestic servant.  

1880 census German Twp, Fulton county Ohio:  Benjamin Motter age 32 born OH is a farmer.  His father was born in Germany and his mother in PA.  Wife Anjalina age 32 born in PA.  Her parents were also born PA.  Daughter Millicent age 9 born OH.  Daughter Lenora age 3 born OH.  Daughter Carrie age 1 born OH.  [Note:  Daughter Millisent E. Matter RUCH, wife of Wm O RUCH, died in Ottowa, Putnam Co OH on 17 Dec 1933.  Born 17 Oct 1870 in Bryan, OH.  Buried in Ottowa OH.  Note: Ottowa is in Putnam Co.]

Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File # 42, Angeline MOTTER, of So. Main, died 3 Jan 1914 at Lima, Allen Co OH.  Widow.  Born 1 Jan 1848 in PA.  Father was SAMPLE.  Mother was BERRYMAN.  Burial Ottowa OH.  Informant W. R. RUCH of Ottowa OH.  [Note: Ottowa is in Putnam Co.]

Enoch H. Wilford married Mary McBrarrity on 4 May 1851 in Wayne co OH .

There was a Willis Willard born in 1855 to Enoch and his first wife.

Family Search shows birth of Ella Elizabeth on 20 Dec 1857 in Medina County OH.  It shows her parents were Enock Hansen WILLFORD and Mary J. McBEATTY.  [Willford researcher, Debbie, lists her place of birth as Wayne County OH.]

1860 Census Baughman Twp, Wayne County OH, page 397:  Enoch WILLFORD, age 33 OH, day laborer;  Mary, age 25 PA;  Willie, age 4 OH;  Elisabeth E, age 3 OH;  Clarence O, age 2 months OH;  also living there was Levi BAKER, age 14 OH.  [See Levi BUKER in Company D]

Enoch's pension record confirmed that his first wife died 4 Dec 1861. He had 12 children, 6 with each wife.
Enoch H Willford married Mary Vankirk, 21 Jun 1866 in Wayne co OH

Wayne probate records show this birth to parents Enoch Wilford and Mary ______ of Green township: 
Willard Reuben born 27 Jan 1868...........From researcher Debbie:  This child was born to Enoch and Mary VanKirk.  The baby died during its first year.

Family moved north to Medina county:
1870 Census Guilford Twp, Medina County OH, page 274:  Enoch WILFORD, age 41 OH, farm laborer;  Mary age 30 OH;  Elizabeth, age 12 OH;  Clarence, age 10 OH;  Agnes L, age 3 months, OH.  

1880 census LaFayette, Medina County Ohio:  E.H. Wilford age 52 born in OH is a farmer.  Both his parents were born in OH.  Wife Mary V. age 37 born OH.  Her parents were born OH.  Son Deransel age 7 born OH.  Daughter Agnes age 10 born OH.  Son Lee age 1 born OH.

1890 Veterans Census LaFayette, Medina County Ohio

1900 Census, Montville Twp, Medina County OH, page 121:  This census is very hard to read, but clearly Enoch WILLFORD is listed, age 72 OH;  It does look like Mary is listed as his wife and a son is listed but is very difficult to read.

Pension index:
Enoch H. Willford, Co G 120th, Co G 114th
Enoch filed for invalid pension 27? July 1889 in OH.

[The following photo and information was contributed by Debbie and her fellow Willford researchers]

Enoch is buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Medina, Medina County OH, on Route 18.  Enoch died 03 October 1907 in Medina County, OH
and was buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Medina, OH.

From the Medina Sentinel, Friday, October 4 1907:  Enoch H. Wilford died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Wiley Huffman, Thursday morning.  He had been unconscious since Saturday, when he suffered a stroke of paralysis.  He leaves five sons and two daughters.  The funeral will be held Saturday, at ten o’clock at the house.
 

 Simon's name is on a stone in St. Michael's Lutheran Cemetery, Section 3, , Baughman Twp, Wayne Co OH.  His parents were Samuel and Margaret.  
Wayne Co Graves Registration Cards book:   Simon P. Wilson of Co G 120th, died 29 Jan 1863 at Memphis TN.  He was born 24 June 1843.

 
1850 Census for Chippewa Township Wayne County OH, page 247:  Samuel Wilson (age 35, born PA) a farmer.  Margaret (30 OH), Simon (6 OH),  Mary A. (4 OH), Rebecca J. (1 OH).
[Note:  Wayne County Probate Court record:  Samuel WILSON married Margaret WEYGANDT on 24 Aug 1843 in Wayne Co OH.]

1860 census for Chippewa Township, Wayne Co OH, page 380:  Samuel Willson (46 PA) a farmer, Margaret (40 OH), Simon (15 OH) a farm hand and in school, Mary A (14 OH), Rebecca J (11 OH), Nancy E. (9 OH), John F (7 OH), Thomas?[Thomanse] PRATER (27 England) a tailor.  [Note:  Nancy Ellen ECKI born 3 Oct 1851 Wayne Co OH, died 22 Apr 1914 in Orrville.  Death record verifies father Samuel WILSON and mother Catherine WEYGANDT.]

1850 census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH
William Yost (35 PA) "none" for occupation, Margaret (34 PA), Margaret (9 OH), Sarah (7 Oh). Catherine (5 OH), Ezra (2 OH), Amos (7 months OH).
Made move to Chippewa Township.

1860 census, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH page 380
William Yost (48 PA) a farmer, Margret (47 PA), Rebecca (19 OH) a school teacher, Sarah (17 OH), a girl named Kessiah (15 OH), a boy named Esra [must be Ezra](12 OH),  Amos (10 OH), Perry (7 OH).

1870 census, Chippewa Twp. Wayne Co OH, page 90
William Yost (59 PA) a farmer, Margaret (57 PA), Rebecca (28 OH) teaching school, Sarah (26 OH) teaching school, (Catharine (24 OH), teaching school, William E.  (22 OH) farm laborer, Amos (19 OH) farm laborer, Perry (17 OH) farm laborer. 

1880 census Chippewa, Wayne County OH:
William Yost age 68 born PA is a farmer.  His parents were born in PA.  Wife Margaret age 67 born PA.  Her parents were born in PA.  Daughter Rebecca Yost age 38 born OH listed as single. She is a school teacher.  Daughter Catherine Yost age 34 born OH.  She is listed as single.  She is a school teacher.  Son Amos Yost age 30 born OH listed as single.  He is a farmer. 

William Yost of Co. G 120th OVI did apply for invalid pension in OH but year is not readable on the index. 

Wooster Weekley Republican, Wednesday, 6 Feb 1895 page 3   [died 1 Feb 1895]
William Yost, age 83 years, of Clinton, Summit county, died Feb. 1.  He was known to many residents of Wayne county, and especially to the veterans of the 120th Regt. O.V.I. of which he was a member.  He was an uncle of Mrs. Geo. W. Leyda.  The funeral took place Sunday.

William is buried in Stark County OH.  

A monumental work : inscriptions and interments in Geauga County, Ohio through 1983 / Violet Warren, Jeannette Grosvenor.