Company H 120th OVI
Mustered in Oct. 14, 1862 at Camp Mansfield, O., by Alexander E. Drake, Captain 2d Infantry, U.S.A.
Consolidated with the 114th O.V.I. Nov. 27, 1864.
 Majority signed for 3 years.
Date beside name is date of Entering the Service and the
information about service is taken fromOfficial Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio, 1888, Vol 8
The county where they seem to be living at the time of entering the service is in the right hand corner.
Those who died in service are marked with ared *.
For more on Camp Ford where the Snaggy Point captives were held, see history section and links
 

The following Muster Roll records can be found at:  openlibrary.org
[Researcher's annotations in brackets]
[PDF Map of place names]
 Company H Muster Roll
Captain Pat Phelans [Patrick Phelan died 15 Feb 1863; James B. Taylor was promoted to Captain 23 Mar 1863]
Oct 14th to 31st, 1862, shows station of company, camp near Covington
Record of events:  our company left camp Mansfield Oct 25   came by Railroad to Cincinnati    from there marched to our present encampment near covington Ky arriving Oct 26~'62.
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Nov and Dec, 1862 shows station of company Battlefield near Chickasaw Bluffs Miss.
Record of events:  Left Covington Ky Nov 24th    arrived at Memphis Tenn. Dec 7-   Left Memphis with a fleet bound down the Miss. Dec 20 -'62 and landed up the Yazoo 12 miles from its mouth Dec 27th     was brought into action on the 28th near the Chickasaw Bluffs Miss.  we sustained a loss of 2 wounded     one severely wounded in the side    the other slightly wounded in the head     The company has since been on duty in the field.  
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Jan and Feb 1863 shows station of company Young's Point La.
Record of events:  Jan 1st at this time the Federal force was withdrawn by Gen. W. T. Sherman from the Chickasaw Bluffs.    Our Co returned to the transports and next morning steamed down the Yazoo and up the Miss       Jan 9th proceeded up the White River to the "cut off".  Thence across to the Arkansas and up it    and Jan 10th landed 4 miles below the Fort "Arkansas Post"    The engagement for the reduction of this fort commenced on this day and on the next day at 1 pm we were brought into action on the extreme left near the rivers bank and advance to within 120 yds of the entrenchments.  Here we had 1 man wounded in the hand      at 4:30 pm a white flag was exhibited on the fort when we again pushed forward and our regt claims the honor of being the first to plant its colors on the Rebel Fortress.      Jan 15 returned to the transports    steamed down the river and Jan 23rd landed and encamped at Youngs Point La where we yet remain.
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Special Muster RollApl 10th 1863 shows station of company Smith Plantation Madison Parish La.
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Mch and Apl 1863 shows station of company On march to Port Gibson
Record of events:  Mar 11th moved from Youngs Point La to Millikens Bend where we remained till April when we marched to Richmond La 14 miles thence 14 miles to Smiths Plantation La on the Roundaway Bayou      crossed the Bayou    marched via New Carthage 8 miles to Perkins Plantation, Tensas Parish, La.     here we remained till Apl 28-'63 when we moved on Transports to a point near Grand Gulf and on the 29th witnessed the bombardments of the batteries at the point of Rocks.    Same night marched down the levee to Hard Times Landing and on Apl 30 moved on the Transports to the mouth of Bayou Pierre Miss. when [whence to?]  Port Gibson Miss.   
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May and June 1863 shows station of company, Camp near Black River Depot, Miss.
Record of events:     May 1st was in the battle at Thompsons Hill [Port Gibson], when the company had three men wounded, Viz; Corp Mylar slightly in the foot, Eli H. Kelly severely in the hand, Bigelow Buzzard seriously in the side.    the enemy being defeated we pursued him Via Raymond (where we arrived May 14th and remained till May 18th) and Black River Depot to his works about Vicksburg.   we took part in the siege from May 19th till May 24th when we were sent back to Black River Depot where we are now encamped.
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July and Aug 1863 shows station of company, Carollton, La.
Record of events:  July 6th marched to Jackson and engaged the Rebs till on the 17th when they retreated     Returned to Vicksburg and encamped.  Got on the transports on the 8th day of Aug and landed at Port Hudson on the 9th where we encamped till the 18th, when we embarked on the transports again and came down the river to Carollton where we are now encamped.  
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Sep and Oct 1863 shows station of company, Camp near New Iberia, La.
Record of events:  Left Carrolton La Sept 5     Came by steamer to Algiers La.    Thence to Brashiar [Brashear] City by rail-road.    Sept 25 crossed to Berwick     Left Berwick Oct 3rd and have since been in the field.
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Nov and Dec, 1863, shows station of company, Plaquemine, La.
Record of events:  left Iberia La. Nov 7th    Marched Berwick La. arriving there Nov 11.    Nov 18 crossed the Bay to Brashear City      Nov. 19 came by railroad to Terrabone    Marched thence up the Laforche to Donaldsonville     Thence by steamer to this place.   Arriving here Nov. 21st.   
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Jan and Feb, 1864, shows station of company, Plaquemine, La.
Record of events:  Company has been at the station during the time included in this muster.
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Mch and Apl, 1864, shows station of company, Baton Rouge, La.
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May and June, 1864, shows station of company, Morganzas Bend, La.  May 3rd left Baton Rouge La for Alexandria May 3rd       while on board the steamer "city Bell" were attacked by a force of guerrillas near Ft. Denessey [DeRussey].  Twenty seven men of Co H were taken prisoner, four of whom have since returned - one wounded  -  marched to Alexandria and back to the place where Gen Banks evacuated ?al.
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July and Aug, 1864, shows station of company, Morganza, La.
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Sep and Oct, 1864, shows station of company, Mouth of White River, Ark.
No muster out roll of Co.

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Althouse, George W.  28 Aug 1862 George, age 36, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263, as a 2nd Lieut.  He was promoted from Q.M. Sergeant on 15 March 1863.  He resigned 15 May 1863. See also Field and Staff Westlawn Cemetery is in Canton, Stark Co OH.  George Althouse is buried in section D where the McKinley family is buried and the memorial to President McKinley is nearby. Stark County Death Records state that George was 68 yrs, 6m, 11 dys old when he died. He was a bookkeeper.  His father was John Althouse and his mother was S. Wiedenton. George's widow, Susan, applied for a pension in Ohio in October 1894. Susan's stone marker says Susan Baum Althouse, 1831 - 1901. Father: John ALTHOUSE Mother:  S. WIEDENTON Birth:  4 Mar 1826, Berks Co PA Marriage:  Susanna BAUM Death:  9 Oct 1894 Cemetery: Westlawn Cem, Canton, Stark Co OH Family Search contributor says George W ALTHOUSE of Berks PA married Susanna BAUM of Berks.   1850 Census, Antalawny Twp, Berks County, PA, page 191:  Geo. ALTHOUSE, age 24 PA, merchant; Susanna, age 20 PA.  They are living with Reuben E and Mary ADAMS.  Living next door are Jonathan [29] and Catharine [28] ALTHOUSE.   1860 Census, Wooster Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 138: May have been in charge of the County Infirmary.  He and family are listed at the top of that list.  G W AULTHOUSE, age 31 PA, farmer; Susanna, age 30 PA; Mary, age 7 OH; George W, age 1 OH; Sarah NUMBERS, sage 20 OH, domestic; Francis KING, age 22 PA, farm hand.  Then there is a line drawn with the residents listed below the line. 1870 Census, 3rd Ward Canton, Stark County, OH, page 127:  Geo AULTHOUSE, age 44 PA, retired merchant; Susan, age 39 PA; Mary, age 17 OH; George, age 11 OH, Edward, age 6 OH.  Other people living there were Lavinia SWAK?, Thomas H, Irene, and Eva PHILIPS, Michael TROUTMAN, Philipa? [female] CEISDORF.  They seem to be borders. 1880 Ward 3 Canton, Stark Co., OH :  AULTHOUSE, George W. age 54? PA, parents born PA;  Susan, age age 40 PA, parents born PA;  Mary, age 23 OH, parents born PA;   George W jr., age 21 OH, parents born PA;    Edward D, age 16 OH, parents born PA.  Sons of Union Veterans:  George W ALTHOUSE died 9 Oct 1894.  Born 1826. Pension index:  Susan ALTHOUSE, widow of George W, applied 20 Oct 1894 in Oklahoma.  Pension Card:  George W. ALTHOUSE, Sr.  2nd Leiut Co D 120th OH Inf, Field and Staff QMS, 120th OH Inf.  Co H 120th OH Inf.  Invalid application 21 June 1883.  Pension Card:  Invalid applied 21 June 1883.   The Evening Repository , Wednesday, 10 October 1894 [front page] Death Comes, Relieves the Sufferings of George Althouse, Sr., An Old Citizen Succumbs to a Stroke of Apoplexy and His Spirit Takes Its Flight Tuesday Evening   Mr. George W. Althouse, Sr., who suffered a stroke of apoplexy on Sunday at midnight, was unable to revive from the attack, and death claimed him about 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The deceased was born in Leesport, Berks county, Pennsylvania, March 4, 1826, and was in his sixty-ninth year.  He was married in 1849, to the estimable lady who now survives him.  The family moved to this city in October, 1865, from Wooster, and have resided here ever since. Mr. Althouse was a well known and highly respected citizen and was engaged at different times in various business pursuits.  He was a member of Canton Post No. 25 G.A.R., and served in the civil war nearly one year.  he enlisted in Company H., of the 120th Regiment O.V.I. at Wooster in August 1862.  At new Vicksburg during the siege of Vicksburg he suffered a sunstroke which necessitated his resignation and honorable discharge from the service.  The deceased was a second lieutenant during the last three months of his service. Of the five children born to Mr. and Mrs. Althouse three, Miss Mary, George W. Jr., and E.D. Althouse survive their father.  The family have the sympathy of a large circle of friends in their sad bereavement. The funeral services will be held from the residence of the deceased at No. 91 West Tuscarawas street, on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.  Interment in Westlawn cemetery. To Attend the Funeral Adjutant Kimbal calls a meeting of the Canton Post for the mayor's office in the city hall, Thursday evening, at 7 o'clock, to make arrangements to attend the funeral of the late George Althouse, Sr. 1900 Census, W. Tuscarawas St, 1st Ward Canton, Stark Co OH, page 83:  Susan ALTHOUSE, age 69 PA, born Apr 1851, widow, 5 children/1 still living, occupation listed as "capitalist", parents born PA; Mary, daughter, age 47 OH,single, born Sept 1852, parents born PA.  \ Death record:  Geo. W. ALTHOUSE, died 9 Oct 1894 at Canton, Stark Co OH, age 68.  Born Susper?? PA in 1826.  Book keeper.  Father John ALTHOUSE.  Mother S. WIEDENTON.

Andrews, Moses    21 Aug 1862 Moses, age 37, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private [Hardesty's Richland: "For good soldierly conduct Mr. Andrews was promoted to corporal at Covington, Kentucky, September 16, 1862.], reduced from Corporal 28 Dec 1862; transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI 27 Nov 1864.  Transferred to Co E, 48th OVI, 24 July 1865.  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.   Moses transferred to Company E of the 48th Ohio Veterans Volunteer Infantry. See the history page on this site for several quotes taken from Moses Andrews' biography found in  Hardesty's Historical and Geographical Encyclopdia. [Richland County OH version] 1885, page 482. Father:  Moses ANDREWS Mother:  Patience CAPES Birth:  12 Sep 1823, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH Marriage:  1Hannah  DICKSON 2Hannah UHL [ROGERS], 22 Mar 1866, Richland Co OH Death:  31 Jan 1896, Butler, Richland Co OH.   Cemetery: Butler Cem, Richland Co OH From Hardesty's Richland, page 482: "Moses Andrews was born in Worthington township, Richland county, Ohio, September 12, 1823, a son of Moses and Patience (Capes) Andrews.  His first wife was Hannah (Dickson) Andrews.  He married for the second time at Independence [Richland county], Ohio, March 22, 1866, Hannah Rogers, born in Somerset county, Pennsylvania, April 11, 1882*, the daughter of Levi and Christina (Beal) Uhl.  Their family consists of two daughters, Elnora and Elizabeth, and one son, James Henry.  Mr Andrews' occupation is that of carpenter at Independence, Richland county, Ohio."  [Note:  *There seems to be a mistake in the date of Hanna Rogers' birth in the book. Richland County Marriages book: Moses ANDREWS married Hannah DICKSON 21 Dec 1847 1850 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH, Dwelling 310, Family 314:  Moses ANDREWS, age 25 OH, farmer; Hannah, age 24 OH; Cornelia, age one OH.   1860 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland County OH, page 170:  Moses ANDREWS, age 36 OH, carpenter; Hannah, age 35 OH; Ellenora, age 8 OH; James, age 4 OH. Moses ANDREWS married Hannah ROGERS 22 Mar 1866 1870 Census Worthington Twp, Richland County OH, page 417:  Moses ANDREWS, age 46 OH, carpenter; Hannah, age 38 PA; Mary L ROGERS, age 10 OH.  Living in the next dwelling is James ANDREWS, age 14 OH, farm laborer.  Also living next dwelling are Adam MYERS and Sarah MYERS, and child Thomas B MYERS. Pension Index: Moses ANDREWS, E 48th, K 114th and H 120th OH Inf.   Invalid filed in 1880 June 5.  Pension Card:  Note on card about Jacob TREACE Co I 32nd OH Inf.  Did his widow marry this man? 1880 Census, Independence, Richland County OH, page 280:  Moses ANDREWS, age 56 OH, carpenter, parents born OH; Hannah, wife, age 48 PA, parents born PA. Buried in Independence-Butler Cemetery, Worthington Twp, Richland County OH Moses Andrews, husband of Hannah  1820 to 1896 Hannah, wife of Moses, died 28 Jan 1860, 35 yrs, 2 months, 2 dys Hannah, wife of Moses, 1830 to 1886 Fidelia, daughter of M and H, died 1 Nov 1850,  5 months, 16 dys Richland Indigent Soldier Burials 1885-1896:  Moses ANDREWS, Company H 120th OVI, carpenter, place of death Butler, died 31 Jan 1896, buried Butler Cemetery. Daughter's Death record in Ohio: File # 23838, Elanora E. BURT died 11 Apr 1915 at Caledonia, Claridon Twp, Marion Co OH.  Widow.  Born 9 Dec 1851 at Richland Co OH.  Father Moses ANDREWS.  Mother DIXON, born Butler OH.  Burial Mt. Gilead.  Informant Irene ROGERS, Caledonia OH.

Baer, John M.   11 Oct 1862         John Mason BAER John, age 18, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263, as a 1st Lieutenant. He was appointed 1st sergeant from Sergeant 28 Dec 1862; promoted to 2nd Lieut.15 June, 1863; to 1st Lieut. 21 March 1864; captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on Red River LA; transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI 27 Nov 1864.  Transferred to Co E, 48th OVI, 24 July 1865.[1st Lieut.]  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.   Soldiers and Sailors System lists:  Don't mix up these two. John M BAER, 1st Lieut., Co E 48th OH Inf. John BAIR, Pvt, Co E 48th OH Inf.  [See below on this page]   Father:  ??John BEAR Mother:  ??Anna ???? Birth:  14 Oct 1845 Marriage:  Libbie [Elizabeth] C. RILEY, 18 Nov 1867, WI Death:  1 Feb 1936, Ontario, San Bernardino Co, CA Cemetery: Riverside Cem, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin ---------- Haven't found 1850. 1860 Census, Madison Twp, Richland County, OH, page 76:  John BEARD, age 45 PA; Anna, age 57 MD; Cornelia, age 17 MD; John, age 14 OH.   Family search member record:  John Mason BAER married Libbie C RILEY 18 Nov 1867 in Outagamie, Wisconsin. [Elizabeth] 1870 Census, Black Creek town, Outagamie County, Wisconsin, page 405:  J M BAER, age 24 OH, farmer; L C, [female]age 22 OH; U.M. [female], age 1 Wisconsin.   Pension Index:  John M. BAER, Co H 120th, Co E 48th OH Inf, Co K 114th OH Inf, Co I 86th OH Inf.  Invalid applied 1 Apr 1872. 1880 Census, Black Creek, Outagamie County, Wisconsin, page 95:  John M BAER,age 34 OH, farmer, father born PA, mother born ?; Elizabeth E?, wife, age 33 OH?, parents born ?; Arelis M, daughter, age 11 born in ?[not Ohio, but can't read the state]; Otho, son, age 7 OH; Edward P, son, age 2 WI; Anna, mother, age 72 MD, has dropsy, parents born ?; Joseph WOLF?, age 18 WI, laborer. In an 1899 newspaper announcement concerning the annual reunion of the 120th OVI it was mentioned that Lieut. J.M. Bair was to be one of the speakers.  He was living in Appleton, Wisconsin at that time.  He was still living there in 1905 when he sent flowers to the funeral of Lieutenant Van Nest of Company F.   1900 Census, 3rd Ward, Appleton, Outagamie County, Wisconsin, page 66:  John M BAER, age 54 OH, born Oct 1845, married 33 yrs, manager ??? G. Bay, parents born PA; Libie?? C, wife, age 50 OH, born Nov 1849, married 33 yrs, 4 children/3 still living; parents born OH; John M J?, son, age 14 WI, born Mar 1886. [This son, John, was a politician in North Dakota and was also a cartoonist and journalist. See this outside Link.  His papers reside in the Chester Fritz Library, Univ. of North Dakota.  More Here.] 1910 Census, State St, 3rd Ward, Appleton, Outagamie, WI, pg 67, dwelling 159, Family 185:  John M. BAER, age 64 OH, 1st marriage, married 42 yrs, father born PA, mother born MD, manager water power, not marked for military service;  Elizabeth C., wife, age 63 OH, first marriage, married 42 yrs, 4 children/3 still living, parents born OH; Ottie U., daughter, age 41 WI, single. 1920 Census, 3rd Ward Appleton, Outagamie, WI, pg 74: Jno BAER, age 73 OH, parents born PA, advisor ???Co; Elizabeth, wife, age 68 OH, parents born OH.   1930 Census, Chino Twp, San Bernardino County, CA, page 1B:  Charles C GROFF, age 66 PA, parents born PA, age at first marriage 47, truck farmer; Attie B, wife, age 61 WI, parents born OH, age at first marriage 42 yrs; Catharine GROFF, daughter, age 16 CA, single; John M BAER, age 84 OH, age at first marriage 22, father born PA, mother born MD, no occupation, marked as a veteran in the Civil War.   Why does this obituary call him "Captain"?   It said he was in the 120th.   Obituary: Wooster Daily Record  8 Feb 1936 reported that Captain John Baer had died at age 90 at his home in Ontario, California, and was buried on Feb. 5.  [Ontario, CA is between Los Angeles and San Bernardino.] Only two survivors of the 120th were then left:  William Rittenhouse of Ashland and Peter Sparr from Creston.   There is a picture of John M. Baer at: http://www.ohiocivilwar.com/cw120.html

Bair, Joel  * 21 Aug 1862 Joel, age 19, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private. He died 23 Mar 1863 at Milliken's Bend, LA. Father:  Daniel W. BAIR Mother:  Harriet MOWRER Birth:   12 Sep 1843 [Used Date Calculator] Marriage:   Death:  23 Mar 1863 at Milliken's Bend, LA Cemetery: Vicksburg, Warren Co MS, and with stone at East Union Lutheran Cem, Wayne Co OH.   Photo Credits:  Susie Holderfield Joel Bair, Civil War Veteran, is buried in East Union Lutheran Cemetery.....at least there is a stone there for him.  Dates are 1843 to 23 Mar1863.   He was 19 years, 6 months and 11 days old according to the tombstone. Joel's remains may actually be buried at Vicksburg and the stone above in Wayne County OH may have been placed there in his memory:  At the Vicksburg National Cemetery in Vicksburg, Warren County, Mississippi is buried Bair, J.S., d. 23 Mar 1863, Plot: B 2699, Pvt, Civil War, Co H 120th OH.  This is found on the net at Interment.net at the following address: http://www.interment.net/data/us/ms/warren/vicksnat/vicksburg%5Fb.htm Photo Credit for Vicksburg:  William Sanders at Find a Grave.   Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865: Joel BAIR, Co H 120th OH Inf, died 23 Mar 1863 on the floating hospital "Nashville".  Cause: typhoid fever. Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960:  Moved from grave yard at Marshall Plantation, Madison Parish, LA.  running number 318.  Joel L. BAIR, Private, Co H 120th OH Inf.  Died 23 Mar 1863.  Vicksburg section B 72 U.S. National Cemetery Interment Control Forms:  J. S. BAIR [PAHR].  Co H 120 OH reg, died 23 Mar 1863.  Orig graveyard at Marshall plantation, Madison parish, LA.  Vicksburg B 2699. Joel was from East Union Township when he entered the war according to a letter from Captain Taylor. A farming family: 1850 Census:  Joel Bear, age 7,  is listed in the 1850 census for East Union Twp, Wayne county OH living with Daniel W (32) Bear and Harriet (30) Bear.  His siblings were Mary Ann (9), Catherine (5), Eliza (3), and George (1). Also living there were Jacob Bechtel (14 OH), Henry Keiser (3 OH), and John Fox (32 Germany).  The parents were born in PA and their children in OH. [Wayne County Probate Court record:  Daniel amd Harriet were married 6 Aug 1840.] 1860 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 13:  Daniel BAIR, age 41 PA, farmer; Harriet, age 40 PA; Mary, age 18 OH; Joel, age 16 OH; Catharine, age 14 OH; Elizabeth, age 12 OH; David, age 8 OH; Daniel, age 6 OH; Harriet, age 2 OH; Hannah, age 1? month OH.   1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 1280, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 163:  Daniel BAIR, age 52 PA, farmer; Harriet, age 50 PA, Eliza, age 20 OH; David, age 17 OH; Daniel, age 15 OH; Harriet, age 12 OH; Norman, age 8 OH; Sarah, age 6 OH.   Brother's Death record in Ohio:  File # 71959, David Newton BAIR, died 2 Oct 1918 at Rittman, Wayne Co OH after being struck by a railroad engine.  Married.  Farmer.  Born 3 Jan 1853 in OH.  Father Daniel W BAIR, born PA.  Mother Harriet MOWRER, born OH.  Burial Rittman OH.  Informant A. BAIR, of Rittman OH.   Sister's Death record in Ohio:  File 59148, Catherine DENNIS died 20 Oct 1933 at Massillon State Hospital, Perry Twp, Stark Co OH.  Resident of Medina Co OH. Born 3 July 1845 in OH.  Father Daniel W. BAIR, born PA.  Mother Harriet MOWREY, born PA.  Burial at Burbank OH.   Sister's Death record in Ohio: File 48019, Harriett SMITH died 27 Aug 1921 at Wooster Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Married to Kansas SMITH.  Born 29 Sep 1857 at East Union, OH.  Father Daniel BEAR born PA.  Mother Harriett MOWERY, born OH.  Burial Wooster Cem.  Informant Walter SMITH of Wooster OH.

Who is this John Bair who died in 1890?  Was he a relative of either soldier?  Did someone put the flag holder for the 48th at this man's grave thinking that he was one of the two soldiers listed on this page?  There is evidence that the other two on this page were soldiers in the 120th and the 48th but no proof that this man was in the Civil War in the 48th.   Soldiers and Sailors System lists: John M BAER, 1st Lieut., Co E 48th OH Inf., enlisted at age 18 in 1862. Lieut. John M. Baer died in California in 1936. John BAIR, Pvt, Co E 48th OH Inf., enlisted at 22 in 1862.  Private John Bair of the 48th OH died after 1910, so this is not that man.   And yet a flag holder with the 48th on it is located at this John Bair's cemetery plot.   John Bair, Civil War Veteran, is buried at Wooster Cemetery, 1840 to 1890, section 4, 991E½..  He has a flag holder showing that he was in Company E of the 48th OVVI. He was born 27 May 1840 and died 15 Jan 1890.  Christina his wife is also on the stone, born 10 Dec 1835, died 14 June1913.   John BAIR married Christena BOWERS 19 Jun 1870 in Wayne County OH. [Note: Her death record says her father's name was HENSHUE. She was buried in Wooster but died at 113 N. Connecticut Ave, Kenmore, Summit co OH.  Birth and death dates agree with the stone at the cemetery.  Informant was J. H. BAIR of Kenmore OH.  Gives her name as Uticha Christina BAIR.] 1870 Census, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 224 [page dated 5 August]:  John BARE, age 29 Hess Darmstadt, farmer; Christena, age 33 Baden.   Birth Records from the Wayne Co. Probate Court John Bair and Christiana [Hanshaw] of Green Township had a child Charles L. born 8 Nov 1871. Then residing in Orrville OH they had Mary Ann 17 Feb 1873, Laura M. 10 Oct 1876 and Clarence H. 15 Sep 1877 (this one was written into the book by hand.) Wayne County probate  lists Mary Ann's parents as John Bair and Christiana Hanshery Wayne County probate has this interesting entry.  John Bear and Enicha C. Henshaw were the parents of John W. Bear born 29 Jan 1874.  There is a stone right beside John and Christina's stone at Wooster cemetery that is for John William, son of J.A. and E.C. Bair. He died 2 Sept 1874.  It looks like it says age 2 months 25 days.  Is this the John W. born 29 Jan?  This also gives us another first name for Christina. 1880 Census 1st Ward, Wooster, Wayne County, OH, page 420:  John BAIR, age 43 Hesse Darmstadt, a butcher, parents born Hesse Darmstadt; Eutisha C., wife, age 45 BADEN, parents born Baden; Charles L, son, age 8 OH; Annie M, daughter, age 7 OH; Laura E, daughter, age 3 OH; Clarence H, son, age 2 OH.   Son's Death record in Ohio:  File # 71764, Henry J BAIR, of 729 Chitty Ave, Akron OH, died at Mercy Hospital in Tiffin, Seneca Co OH.....auto accident near Bloomville, Seneca Co OH.  Wife Carrie.  Born 28 Sep 1877 in Wayne Co OH.  Salesman.  Parents John BAIR and Christine HANSHUE, born Germany.  Burian Holy Cross, Akron OH.  Informant Mrs. J A BAIR, 729 Chitty Ave, Akron OH.

Bair, John    15 Aug 1862     John BEAR John, age 22,  is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  He had been reduced from Corporal.  He remained with the 120th until he was transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864. Transferred to Company E 48th Ohio Veterans Volunteer Infantry.  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865. John Bair is listed on page 283 in the discharge records in Wayne County.  He was discharged at Houston TX.  He was born in Wayne County OH . He was 5' 5" tall, fair complexion, blue eyes and light hair.  He listed himself as being a farmer when he enlisted. He was discharged at Houston TX.  Soldiers and Sailors System lists:  Don't mix up these two soldiers. John M BAER, 1st Lieut., Co E 48th OH Inf. [See above on this page] John BAIR, Pvt, Co E 48th OH Inf.   Father:  John BAIR Mother:  Barbara Birth:  22 Oct 1838 Marriage:  1Lydia L BOWERS, 22 Mar 1866 Wayne Co OH                  2Laura C.  <1907> Death:  9 Nov 1916 Cemetery: Linwood Cem, Cedar Rapids, Linn Co IA. Grave stone photo at Find a Grave. The photos are by Anonymous so there is no way I can get permission to use them.   1850 Census, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 179: Barbara BARE, age 50 Switzerland; Christ, age 26 Switzerland; Samuel, age 21 OH; John, age 12 OH; Elizabeth, age 18 OH; Anne, age 14 OH.  There were no occupations listed for any of them.  Christ and Samuel were listed as "none".  [Wayne Co OH Wills:  John BAIR died in Green Twp 10 May 1847. Wife was Barbara.]   1860 Census, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 40:  Barbara BEAR, age 62 Swiss; John, age 21 OH, carpenter.   Wayne County Probate Court record:  John Baer who married Lydia L. Bowers, 22 Mar 1866 in Wayne County OH. 1870 Census, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 211:  John BEAR, age 30 OH, carpenter; Lydda, age 30 OH; Wm S, age 2 OH; Girtie SLATER, age 18 OH, teaching school.   1880 Census, 6th Ward Cedar Rapids, IA, page 70:  John BEAR, age 42 OH, carpenter, parents born Germany;  Lydia, wife, age 41 OH, parents born PA ; Wm, son, age 12 OH; Saml E, age 6 OH.   1900 Census, Marion Twp, Linn County, IA, page 219:  John BEAR, age 61 OH, born Oct 1838, married 34 yrs, farmer parents born Germany; Lydia, wife, age 62 OH, born May 1838, married 34 yrs, 3 children/2 still living, parents born PA; Samuel L, son, age 25 OH, single, In School, May 1875;  Anna M STONE, servant; William KENKEY, servant.   Lydia died in 21 May 1903. Married Laura C. <1907> 1910 Census, Marion Twp, Linn County, IA, page 17:  John BEAR, age 71 OH, 2nd marriage, married 3 yrs, parents born Switzerland [German speaking], general farming;  Laura C, wife, age 51 WI,  second marriage, married 3 yrs, father born NY, mother born PA.  [Note: Column 30 marked UA for military service for John.] Pension Index:  H 120th, K 114th and the E 48th Ohio:  John's widow Laura C. applied for a pension in Iowa in 1916.   Invalid filed 25 Ap 1883.  Pension Card:  John died 9 Nov 1916 at Cedar Rapids, IA.      [Note from Find A Grave: Laura died in 1919 and is buried in Linwood Cem.] http://iowawpagraves.org/index.php  John BEAR, age 78, died 1916, Linwood Cem, Cedar Rapids, Linn County.  Civil War Vet.  http://iowawpagraves.org/index.php

Baker, John A    6 Feb 1864    [Note:  There is also a John BAKER in Company D.] John, age 20, is listed in the Roster of Ohio soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private. He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on Red River, LA.  He was mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio Page 514 in Hardesty's:   John A Baker enlisted at Wooster. The Discharge record for John A. Baker (page 169 Book 1 Wayne, OH) says that he was born in Cumberland Co. PA.  He was 5' 6", dark complexion, grey eyes, dark hair.  He was a clerk when he enlisted. Father:  Peter BAKER Mother: Birth:  <1844> Cumberland Co PA Marriage:  Emma J. PAUL 28 Dec 1865 in Wayne County OH Death:  13 Oct 1899 Cemetery: ????Smithville Cem, Wayne Co OH The next one for 1850 and 1860 agree with a researcher at WorldConnect as to the father of John. ???1850 Census, Monroe Twp, Cumberland Co PA, Dwelling 86, Family 96: Peter BAKER, age 44 or 40 PA, farmer; Ester, age 17 PA; Samuel, age 16 PA, laborer; Benjamin, age 14 PA; Margret, age 12 PA; Daniel, age 11 PA; John, age 7 PA; Margret, age 4 PA.   ???1860 Census, Monroe Twp, Cumberland Co PA, page 472:  Peter BAKER, age 54 PA, farmer; M. [female], age 22 PA; B. [male], age 24 PA, hand on farm; John, age 17 PA, hand on farm; M. [female], age 14 PA.   ????1860 Census, Bridgeport, Canaan Twp, Wayne Co OH, pg 241:  David BAKER, age 62 PA, farmer; Malnda, age 57 VA; Sarah A., age 29 VA; John, age 16 OH, farmer; Hiram, age 12 OH.   John A. Baker married Emma J. PAUL 28 Dec 1865 in Wayne County OH. 1870 Census, Green Twp, Wayne County OH, page 211:  John A BAKER, age 27 PA, clerk in grocery;  Emma, age 26 PA; Martie Bell [female], 6 months OH, born in Dec 1869; William, age 3 OH.   1880 Census, Smithville, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 220:  John A. BAKER, age 37 PA,  laborer, parents born PA; Emma I, wife, age 37 PA, parents born PA; Merty B, daughter, age 10 OH; Samuel M, son, age 8 OH; Verney B, daughter,age 2 OH; George A, son, age 10 months OH, born in July 1879. Birth records from Wayne Co. [Probate Court lists Maggie Ann born 4 Dec 1869 and George A. born 10 July 1879.] Supposedly there is a John Baker, Civil War Veteran, buried at Old Presbyterian Cemetery, Wayne County, OH, but there is no stone there for him as of year 2001. NARA records show that a stone was obtained for John A Baker, Company H 120th OVI and that he was to be buried at Bethel Churchyard, Madisonburg (Wooster) OH.  He died 13 Oct 1899.  But that cemetery does not exist according to the Wayne Cemetery Book.  There also seems to be a stone for him at Smithville cemetery as listed at Ohio Civil War Veterans Graves Registrations. I will try to find this one.  This may be the government issued stone that the NARA records show. Pension Index:  John A BAKER, H 120th OH Inf.    Invalid filed 1870 July 7.  Widow Emma J BAKER applied for a pension in Ohio in 1899 Oct 19. Pension Card:  John died 13 Oct 1899. Wayne County Democrat: John A BAKER died 13 Oct 1899.  In the paper on 18 Oct 1899 on page 3. 1900 Census, Smithville, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 179: Emma B BAKER, age 57 PA, widow, born June 1842, 6 children, 4 still living; parents born PA; Myrtle B, daughter, age 30 OH, single, born Dec 1869; Verna B, daughter, age 22 OH, single, born Sept 1877; George A, son, age 20 OH, single, born July 1879, day laborer; Floyd F, son, age 17 OH, singler, born May 1883, day laborer; Harry ELIAS, grandson, age 5 OH, born July 1894, parents born OH.

Bell, Robert W.    21 Aug 1862               Robert Wilson BELL Robert, age 36, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263, as a Corporal appointed 6 March 1863;[Hardesty's Richland: For meritorious services in the field he was promoted to corporal January, 1863, at Milligans Bend., Louisiana."],  he remained with the 120th until he was transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.  He was mustered out 24 July 1865 at Galveston Tex. as supernumerary [excess; not needed]. Photo Credit:  Susie Holderfield Robert is buried at Bunker Hill Cemetery, Worthington Township, Richland Co. OH  He was born 1 Sep 1825 and died 23 Feb 1905. [should be 06?] Company H 120th OVI is carved on his stone.  Also buried there is Rose Ann, his wife, born 10 Oct 1849  ...her death date is not filled in. Father:  Hamilton BELL Mother: Nancy SERRELS Birth:  1 Sep 1825, Richland Co OH Marriage:  Rosa Ann [Rosanna]REEDER, 6 Mar 1867, Richland Co OH Death:  23 Feb 1906 Cemetery:  Bunker Hill Cem, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH Hardesty's Richland:  "Robert Wilson Bell was born in Washington Township, Richland county, Ohio, September 1, 1825.  He is the son of Hamilton and Nancy (Serrels) Bell.  He married in Worthington township, Richland county, Ohio, March 6, 1867, Rosa Ann Reeder, who was born in Worthington township, October 15, 1845, the daughter of Philip and Elizabeth (Stine) Reeder.  They have an only son, Allen, born November 12, 1868.  Mr. Bell is engaged in farming near the town of Independence, Richland county, Ohio." History of Richland County, 1908, by A.J. Baughman   pp. 736-737 This history has a biography of the son Allen E. Bell.  It states that Robert W. was born in Troy township on 2 September 1825, his parents coming from PA to OH in 1820.  A year later they moved to Worthington Township on eighty acres of land on section fifteen where they built a log house.  It says that Robert was in Company H 120th OVI and Company E 114th and mustered out in July 1865 at Houston TX. This bio gives his marriage year as 1866.  It says he attended the Presbyterian church and was a Republican.  It gives his death year as 1906 (but the stone looks like 1905).  It says he lived on his farm in Worthington township until his death. Son Allen, according to this bio was born in Worthington Township on 13 Aug 1867 which is an entirely different date from the one above in Hardesty's. He was an only child.  Allen married Essie R. Farst on 6 Jan 1892.  They had at least two children, Estella C. and Kenneth L.  He was a newspaperman and postmaster at Butler, Richland County.   1850 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH, Dwelling 184, Family 187:  Hamilton BELL, age 47 PA, farmer; Nancy, age 49 PA; Robert W., age 24 OH, farmer; Mary J, age 20 OH; Sarah M., age 9 OH; John BYELEY, age 15 OH. 1860 Census, Series M653 Roll 1028, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH, page 177:  Hamilton BELL, age 58 PA, farmer; Nancy, age 59 PA; Robert, age 33 OH, farmer; Mary, age 31 OH; Sarah, age 19 OH.  [Samuel BELL, age 30 OH, is living next door with his family.  Was he Robert's brother?] From Richland County Marriages: Robert W. BELL married Rosanna REEDER 6 Ap 1867.  Parents 1860 Census: Phillip and Elizabeth REEDER, born Hess Drumstadt Germany.  Rosana was 14.]] 1870 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH, page 419:  R. W. BELL, age 44 OH, farmer; Rosina, age 24 OH; Allen, age 3 OH; Huldah, age 10 OH; Hamilton, age 68 PA, farmer; Nancy, age 68 PA; Sarah, age 24 OH.  [Huldah was a niece.] 1880 Census, Series T9, Roll 1061, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH, page 267:  Robert W BELL, age 54 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Rosean, wife, age 36 OH, parents born Germany; Allen, son, age 12 OH; Huldah A BELL, niece, age 19 OH, father born OH, mother born KY; Elizabeth READER, mother in law, age 62 Germany, parents born Germany.   1890 Veterans Schedule:  Worthington, Richland Co OH:  Line 32, House 218, Family 227: Robert W. BELL, Corporal, Co H 120 OH Inf;  Post Office, Butler, OH.  Disability: chronic diarrhoea.   1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1317, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH, page 211:  Robert W BELL, age 74 Oh, born Sep 1825, married 33 yrs, farmer, parents born PA; Rose A, wife, age 54 OH, born Oct 1845, married 33 yrs, 1 child/1 still living, parents born Germany.  [Allan E BELL is living next door with family.] Sons of Union Veterans:  Robert W BELL died 18 Feb 1906.  Born 1 Sep 1825. Pension Index:  Robert W BELL, K 114th, H 120th, and Unassigned 48th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 1878 Dec 29.  Widow, Roseann BELL, filed 1906 Mar 14 in OH.  Pension Card:  Robert died 1906. Son's Death record in Ohio:  File #74639, Allen E. BELL died 11 Dec 1932 at 174 S. Main, Mansfield, Richland Co OH.  Married to Essie R. FARST.  Born 13 Aug 1866. News reporter for new printing company.  Father, Robert BELL born OH.  Mother, Rosanna REEDER, born OH.  Burial Bunker Hill Cem.  Informant K. L. BELL of Mansfield, OH.

Beveridge, John   21 Aug 1862 John, age 31, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  He was wounded 12 July 1863 in battle Jackson Miss.; captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point, on Red River LA; mustered out 6 July1865 at Camp Chase OH. Father:  John BEVERIDGE Mother: Catherine Birth:  27 Mar 1831, Clare Co Scotland Marriage:  1Julia McKAHAN, 6 Sep 1853,                  2Fayetta GRAFF, 23 Aug 1855,                  3Elizabeth BUNTON, 15 mAR 1859 Death:  29 Apr 1891 Cemetery: Monroe Twp Cem, Richland Co OH/St. Johns Lutheran cemetery in Monroe Township, Richland County, OH   John is buried at St. Johns Lutheran cemetery in Monroe Township, Richland County, OH.  Nearby is buried Luie.  His stone shows that he is son of J. and E.A.Beveridge.   The cemetery book says that Luie died 21 Oct 1873 at age 9 months 14 dys. Their other 3 children were Oliver, [born 12 Dec 1860], Ira  [12 Nov 1867], and  Maud  [May 31, 1870].  Little Lewis, whose stone I found near John's stone, was born 8 Jan 1873.  1850 Census, Montgomery, Ashland County, OH, page 425:  John BEVERAGE, age 16 Scotland, a tailor.  He is living with the Laban and Jane BURGAN family. Laban is also a tailor.   Married Julia McKAHAN or McKAHN on 6 Sep 1853.  Listed in Early Ashland County marriages. Married Fayetta GRAFF, 23 Aug 1855.  Listed in Early Ashland County marriages. From Richland County Marriages: John BEVERAGE married Elizabeth A. BUNTON 15 Mar 1859.  This was his third wife. 1860 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland County, OH, page 179:  John BEVERIDGE, age 29 Scotland, tailor; Elizabeth, age 23 OH; Barbara WALLACE, age 16 OH, a domestic.   1870 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland County, OH, page 412:  John BEVERAGE, age 39 Scotland, work in tailor shop; Elizabeth, age 33 OH; Alvan, age 9 OH; Ira, age 2 OH; Maud E, age 1 month OH, born in May.   1880 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland County, OH,page 261:  John BEVERAGE, age 48 Scotland, tailor, parents born Scotland; Elizabeth, wife, age 41 OH, father born PA, mother born OH; Oliver, son, age 19 OH, teaching school; Ira, son, age 12 OH; Maud, daughter, age 10 OH.   Pension Index:  John BEVERIDGE, H 120th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 1874 Dec 26.    Widow Elizabeth A BEVERIDGE filed 1891 May 8 in OH. There is a bio online of John BEVERIDGE which was taken from The History of Richland County, Ohio.  It states that he was born in Clare county Scotland 27 Mar 1831.  His parents were John and Catherine BEVERIDGE.  He married Julia, daughter of John McKAHAN.  They had twins who died.  He married his second wife, Fayetta GRAFF, on Aug. 23, 1855.  With her he had a daughter, Catherine, who died.  His third wife was Elizabeth BUNTON, daughter of Joseph and Jane BUNTON, whom he married on 15 Mar 1859.  With this wife he had four children:  Oliver, Ira and Maud, but doesn't give Lewis' name.  John was a tailor.   http://www.heritagepursuit.com/Richland/RichlandWorthington.htm Richland [Ohio] Indigent Soldier Burials 1885-1896: John BEVERAGE, Company H, 120th OVI, a tailor, died 29 April 1891, buried Monroe Twp Cemetery.

Bisel, Eli C  *  21 Aug 1862 Eli, age 21, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  He died 13 Feb 1863 at Young's Point LA.  The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book says that Eli Bisel was buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi.  But he is not listed at the site for Vicksburg National cemetery so there may be no stone for him. According to the letter from Captain Taylor, Eli  C. Bisel was from East Union Township. Father: Mother: Birth:   <1841> Marriage:   Death:  13 Feb 1863 at Young's Point LA Cemetery:  Vicksburg, MS   Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865:  E BISELL, Private, Co H 120th OH INf, died 13 Feb 1863 at Field Hospital before Vicksburg, MS.  Cause: debilitas.   Not found on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960 No luck with the 1850 census. Possible census record Could Eli C. have been Eli Charles?? So far the only Census record I have found is for 1860 Franklin Township, Wayne co OH page 68: Charles Bissel age (69?  PA) a laborer, Mary (50 MD), Elizabeth (22 PA), and Charles (19 PA) a laborer   I don't see him in the Pension Index.

Bricker, Joseph U    15 Aug 1862 Joseph, age 18,  is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  He remained with the 120th until he was transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.  Transferred to Co E, 48th OVI, 24 July 1865.  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.   Father:  John BRICKER Mother: Ann BEELMAN Birth:  1 July 1845 Marriage:  Evelina MILLER, 12 Oct 1871, Wayne Co OH Death:  30 July 1924, Wooster Cemetery: Smithville Cem, Wayne Co OH Relationship:  Brother in law of Gustave and Simon MILLER of Co H, 120th OVI Photo Credit:  Jerry Holderfield Joseph U. Bricker Smithville cemetery, 1845-1924.  Buried with Eveline 1852-1923. Eveline was the sister of Simon and Gustave Miller of this Company. [See below.] According to page 514 in Hardesty's: Joseph U. Bricker enlisted at Smithville; was discharged at Houston TX 14 Oct 1865. [He had transferred from the 114th to Company E of the 48th Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infantry Regiment.] Joseph was listed on page 511, Book 1 in the discharge records in Wayne County.  He was born in Cumberland Co PA.  He was 5' 10", light complexion, black eyes, black hair.  He was a farmer when he enlisted. When he registered his discharge he listed Smithville as his residence. 1850 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 23, Family 23:  John Bricker age 49 PA. Anne, age 44 PA;  Mary J(?) age 16 PA, Elmyra age 12 PA, Juliann, age 7;  Joseph Bricker, age 5 PA. [This Juliann may be the Julia A. Bricker who married William P. Myers of the same Company.(See below on this page for his information.] 1860 Census, Green Township, Wayne Co OH  page 43:  John Bricker (58 PA), Ann (54 PA), Elmira (20 PA), Julia (16 PA), Joseph (14 PA).   1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 1280, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 217:  John BRICKER, age 69 PA, retired farmer; Anna, age 62 PA; Joseph,age 24 PA, farm laborer.   Wayne County Probate Court record:  J. U. BRICKER married Evelina MILLER on 12 Oct 1871 in Wayne Co OH. 1880 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, pg 203:  Joseph Bricker, age 34 PA, parents born PA, farmer; wife Eveline, age 28 OH, parents born Darmstadt; Grace age 8 OH, Laura age 6 OH, May age 5 OH, and Hayes age 3 OH; father John Bricker, age 79 PA, parents born PA.; nephew James A. RIDENOUR age 17 OH, parents born PA. 1890 Veterans Schedule:  Green Twp, Wayne Co OH:  Line 37, House 326, Family 343:  Joseph U. BRICKER, Pvt, Co H 120th OVI.    Post Office: Smithville, Wayne Co OH.  No remarks.   1900 Series T623 Roll 1331, Smithville village, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 180:  Joseph BRICKER, age 54 PA, born July 1845, married 29 yrs, postal clerk railroad; Eveline, wife, age 48 OH,born Apr 1852, married 29 yrs, 11 children/10 still living, father born PA, mother born Germany; Laura, daughter, age 26 OH, single, born Jun 1873; May, daughter, age 25 OH, single, born Mar 1875; Hays, son, age 23 OH, single, born July 1876, day laborer; Gertie?, daughter, age 20 OH,  single, born Jan 1878; Maud, daughter, age 17 OH, single, born June? 1883; James C, son, age 19 OH, single, born Sep 1880, clerk ??; Robert H, son, age 16 OH, born June? 1884;  H????? son, born 1889, age 11 OH;  ????chon, daughter, age ?9? OH; could be another one, but can't read it. 1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 1240, North Beaver St, 3rd ward Wooster, Wayne Co OH, page 106:  Joseph U BRICKER, age 65 PA, first marriage, married 38 yrs, railway ? clerk for Pennsylvania Railroad, parents born PA, Column 30 marked UA for military service; Eveline, wife, age 57 OH, first marriage, married 38 yrs, 10 children/9 still living, parents born Germany; May, daughter, age 35 OH, single; Fanihon?, daughter, age 19 OH, single; John, son, age 13 OH. 1920 Census, Series T625 Roll 1448, North Beaver St, Wooster, Wayne Co OH, page 114:  Joseph U BRICKER, age 74 PA, postal clerk on railway, parents born PA; Eveline, wife, age 66 OH, parents born Germany; May, daughter, age 40 OH, single. [Joseph U. Bricker's (born 1845) obituary is in the Wooster Daily Record on Wedenesday 30 July 1924, the same day that he died at 11:35 in the morning.  He had fallen the previous day at his home in Wooster on North Bever Street and had fractured his hip.  He was 79 years old on July 1. His wife had died in April 1923.  He was buried in Smithville Cemetery. Nine children were listed in the obituary: Hayes, James, Robert, Harrison, John, Mrs. Hooley, Miss May Bricker,  Mrs. J.B.Stahl, Mrs. J.M. Wise.] [Note:  Laura, Mrs. Ezra D JOHNSON, died  5 June 1923.] Pension Index:  Joseph U BRICKER, H 120th, K 114th, and E 48th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 1906 Sept 15 in OH.  Minor [HC which I think stands for "helpless child"] , Mary May BRICKER, filed 1927 Mar 4.  Pension Card:  Joseph died 30 July 1924 at Wooster, OH.   Death record in Ohio:  File # 42304, Joseph U BRICKER, of 234 N Bever St, died 30 July 1924 at Wooster, Wayne Co OH.  Widower,  Wife Evaline BRICKER.  Born 1 July 1845 at Ohio.  Retired mail clerk.  Parents Jno. BRICKER and Ann BIELMAN or BEELMAN, born PA.  Burial Smithville.  Informant Hayes BRICKER of Wooster OH.   Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File # 29788. Evaline BRICKER, of 234 N Bever St, died 7 Apr 1923 at Wooster, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Husband Joseph U. BRICKER.  Born 18 Apr 1852 at Smithville, OH.  Father Michael MILLER, born Smithville OH.  Mother Mary HAINNER, born Hamburg, Germany.  Burial Smithville Cem.  Informant J. U. BRICKER of Wooster.

Bricker, Joseph W    19 Aug 1862 Joseph W. Bricker, age 19, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263, as a Corporal.  He was transferred to the 105th Co, 2nd Battalion, Veteran Reserve Corps, Feb 11, 1864.  He was mustered out Oct 13, 1865 at Philadelphia, PA. According to page 514 in Hardesty's: Joseph W. Bricker enlisted at Smithville. No discharge papers in Wayne county. Father:  ??George BRICKER Mother: ???Susan Birth:  Mar 1843 Pennsylvania Marriage:  Elizabeth R. Brenizer, 25 Sep 1873, Wayne County OH Death:  16 Oct 1937 Cemetery:  Smithville Cem, Wayne Co OH. Relationship:  Brother of Leslie BRICKER of Co H, 120th OVI  Photo Credit:  Susie Holderfield Joseph W. Bricker is buried in Smithville Cemetery 1845-1937 with his wife Elizabeth, 1841-1916. Note:  I don't know why the stone at the cemetery says Company A.  Pension Index: Joseph W BRICKER, H 120th OH Inf. and 105th Co 2nd Battalion VRC.   Invalid filed 28 Mar 1884 in OH.   Who was his mother?  Susan ???? 1850 Census, Monroe Twp, Cumberland County, PA, page 245:  George W BRICHER, age 34 PA, no occupation; Susan, age 33 PA; Joseph, age 7 PA; Lessla [male] age 5 PA; Margret BIRTLER??, age 19 PA.   1860 Census, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 40:  George BREAKER, age 46 PA, farmer; Susan, age 43 PA; Joseph, age 17 PA; Leslie, age 15 PA [See soldier below]; George, age 7 PA; Daniel WILSON, age 9 NY. 1870 Census, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 210:  Geo W BRICKER, age 54 PA, farmer; Susan F, age 58 PA; Joseph W, age 27 PA, student; George B, age 17 farm laborer, PA; Jacob GAROVER, age 18 OH, miller; Margaret QUINN, age 13 OH.   Joseph W. Bricker married Elizabeth R. Brenizer 25 Sep 1873 in Wayne County OH. [Newspaper article in Dr. Anna Yoder's Scrapbook page 33 at Wooster library says that Joseph W. was somewhat incapacitated after the first campaign against Vicksburg and spent much of the rest of his service in caring for the sick and wounded, but that he did participate in some of the remaining campaigns.] 1880 Census, Smithville, Green Twp, Wayne county, OH, page 222:  Joseph W. BRICKER, age 37 PA, teaching school, parents born PA; Elisabeth, wife, age 36 OH, parents born PA.   1890 Veterans Schedule:  Green Twp, Wayne Co OH:  Line 40, House 332, Family 349:  Joseph W. BRICKER, Cpl. Co H 120th OVI.  Post Office Smithville, Wayne Co OH.  Remarks: transferred  invalid corps.   1900 Census, Smithville, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 4B:  Joseph BRICKER, age 57 PA, born Mar 1843, married 26 yrs, school teacher, parents born PA; Elisabeth R., wife, age 59 OH, born July 1840, married 26 yrs, parents born PA. no children   1910 Census, Mill Street, Smithville, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 5A:  Joseph W BRICKER, age 67 PA, married 36 yrs, parents born PA, newspaper correspondent, [marked UA for service in the Civil War]; Elizbeth, wife, age 56, 0 children/0still living, parents born PA.   1920 Census, Main St, Smithville, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 9A:  Joseph W BRICKER, age 76 PA, widowed, no occupation, parents born PA.   1930 Census, South Hope? St, House number 427, dwelling number 6, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, page 3B:  Joseph W BRICKER, age 87 PA, a widower, parents born PA, retired......living in boarding house. Date: Wednesday, May 29, 1935  Paper: Repository (Canton) page 17: Smithville "J. W. Bricker, Civil war veteran of Los Angeles, formerly of here, is visiting frineds in this community." Date: Wednesday, May 26, 1937   Paper: Repository (Canton, OH)  Page: 15 "J. W. Bricker of Los Angeles is visiting friends here for several weeks.  He will attend the 120th O.V. I. reunion." Joseph W. Bricker was the last to die of Company H. Smithville resident after the war. [From an October 1937 obituary in Anna Yoder's Scrapbook at the Wooster Library:  Colonel J. W. Bricker died in California at age 95 (born about 1842) and was buried in Smithville.   He was a medical doctor but the war ruined his health to the point that he could not continue in that profession.  So he taught school at Eberly Academy  in Smithville, was a local correspondent for the Daily Record and the Daily and Weekly Republican, and was mayor of Smithville.] Date: Friday, October 22, 1937  Paper: Repository (Canton, OH)  Page: 39   "J. W. Bricker Wooster -- Services for J. W. Bricker, one of four Civil war veterans of Wayne county, will be held Monday at 3:30 p. m. at Smithville M. E. church with burial in Smithville cemetery.  He died in California, where he spent part of the last years of his life.   While not in California Mr. Bricker spent his time in Smithville and made an annual visit to Wayne county for several years.  The services are being held on the same day as a reunion was arranged for former Smithville school pupils of the 1880's, many of whom were acquainted with Mr. Bricker." Ohio Obituary Index:  Joseph W. BRICKER died 16 Oct 1937

Bricker, Leslie G (*) 15 Sept 1862 Leslie, age 18,  is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  He was discharged 20 April 1863, at Milliken's Bend, LA, on Surgeon's certificate of disability Father:  George BRICKER Mother: ??Susan Birth:  4 Jan 1845, PA Marriage:   Death:  21 May 1863, ?Smithville OH Cemetery:  Old Hill Cem, Smithville, Wayne Co OH Relationship:  Brother of Joseph W. BRICKER of Co H, 120th OVI .  Leslie G. died 21 May 1863.   He was 18 years, 4 months and 7 days. He had been released from service on 20 April 1863 so apparently he made it home before he died.  There is no listing of burial for him in the Roster book.  He buried in Old Hill Cemetery [near the water tower] in Smithville with John and Anna Bricker, and Joseph and Elizabeth Bricker.  Grave Registration Card:  Leslie G BRICKER died 21 May 1863.  Born 4 Jan 1845.  Co H 120th OVI. Not found in Pension Index. 1850 Census, Monroe Twp, Cumberland County, PA, page 245:  George W BRICHER, age 34 PA, no occupation; Susan, age 33 PA; Joseph, age 7 PA [See soldier above]; Lessla [male] age 5 PA; Margret BIRTLER??, age 19 PA.   1860 Census, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 40:  George BREAKER, age 46 PA, farmer; Susan, age 43 PA; Joseph, age 17 PA; Leslie, age 15 PA; George, age 7 PA; Daniel WILSON, age 9 NY

Brokaw, Caleb    21 Aug 1862 Caleb, age not given, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  He was discharged 28 March 1863 on Surgeon's certificate of disability. Father:  Caleb BROKAW Mother: Catherine Elizabeth RUBLE Birth:  <1837> Marriage:  ?Rebecca Jane MILLER, 30 Dec 1863, Richland Co OH Death:  24 Nov 1864 Cemetery: Bunker Hill Cem, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH Family 1850 Census, Ripley Twp, Holmes County, OH, page 302:  Calip BROKAW, age 53 NJ, wagon maker; Catherine, age 38 OH; Calip, age 13 OH; Casslin [?male] age 11 OH; Lewis, age 9 OH; Elizabeth, age 7 OH; Henry, age 5 OH; Adlin [female], age 3 OH; Luisa, age 2 OH.  [Parents:  Jefferson County Probate Court record:  Cable BROCKAW married Catharine RUBLE on 24 Sep 1837 in Jefferson Co OH.  Other researchers at Family Search say Knox county OH.] Family .......Caleb not listed..........1860 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland County, OH, page 180:  Caleb BROKAW, age 62 NJ, master waggon maker; Catharine, age 48 OH; Elizabeth, age 17 OH, domestic; Henry,age 15 OH; ??[female]Noldaline, age 13 OH; Louisa, age 11 OH; Thomas, age 8 OH; Sarah,age 6 OH; Sarah, age 6 OH; Simon, age 3 OH; Alfred, age 1 month OH.  [Note: I haven't found the soldier in 1860.  It could be a spelling problem with finding him listed.  He would have been 23 yrs old.] Richland County Marriages:  Caleb J. BROKAW married Rebecca Jane MILLER 30 Dec 1863.  Can't find her after Caleb's death in 1864. Family in 1870:  Series M593 Roll 1229, Pike Twp, Knox Co OH, page 485:  Caleb BROKAW, age 73 NJ, wagon maker; Catharine, age 58 OH; Louiza SHAFER, age 22 OH; Thomas BROKAW, age 17 OH; Alfred, age 9 OH; Sarah, age 16 OH; Charley SHAFER, age 2 OH.   Family in 1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1038, North Liberty, Pike Twp, Knox Co OH, page 145:  Caleb BROCAW, age 82 NJ, wagon maker, parents born NJ; Catharine, wife, age 68 OH, parents born VA. According to a Richland county OH burial book, Caleb Brokaw was buried in Bunker Hill Cemetery in Worthington Twp., Richland County OH.  He died 24 Nov 1864 at age 26 yrs, 4 months and 26 dys.  Unfortunately I was unable to find his stone in that cemetery.  There weren't any other Brokaws listed.  We did see a Brokaw road in that area. There is a pension file for Caleb Brokew of Co A, 120th OH dated 1885.    Invalid pension was applied for on 28 Aug 1885. But this can't be possible for Caleb who died in 1864.  Nothing else is on the card. Sister's Death record in Ohio:  File # 66914, Sarah Jane DICKES, of Fitting? Ave Bellville OH, died 9 Nov 1932 at Bellville, Richland Co OH.  Widowed.  Born 28 May 1854 at Richland Co OH.  Father Caleb BROKOW.  Mother Catharine Elizabeth RUBLE.  Burial at Four Corners Cem.  Informant daughter Mrs. Mary NORIS of Bellville.   Sister's Death record in Ohio:  File #28637, Mrs. Louisa C MACKLIN died 12 Apr 1917 at Mansfield, Richland Co OH.  Married.  Born 14 Feb 1854 at Newville OH.  Father, Caleb BROKAW, born Newville OH.  Burial Mansfield Cem.  Informant, Mr Jacob SHECK, of Tiffin, OH.

Brubaker, Henry    21 Aug 1862 Henry, age 30, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  He was reduced from Corporal 10 March 1863 at his own request; captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, LA; mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase, OH. Father:   Mother: Birth:  30 June1832 OH [on stone] Marriage: 1Anna Demmheller 1-Apr-1853 in Ashland County OH 2Mamie DEAN, 20 May 1900, at Irwin Co. Georgia  Death:  31 Jan 1911 [on stone] Cemetery: Evergreen Cemetery, Fitzgerald, Ben Hill Co, GA Photo Credit:  Dorothy Thompson at Find a Grave  Brubaker, Henry married  Anna Demmheller 1-Apr-1853 in Ashland County OH found at http://www.geocities.com/ashland-oh/ohash-mar.txt 1850 Census, Mifflin Twp, Richland County, OH, page 237:  Henry BRUBAKER, age 55 PA, farmer; Joseph, age 43 PA; Maria, age 24 OH; Abraham, age 22 OH; Henry, age 20 OH; John, age 18 OH; Elizabeth, age 14 OH; Daniel, age 12 OH; Nancy, age 10 OH; Aaron, age 8 OH; Sarah, age 5 OH.   Ashland County Marriages by Nellie Raber:  Henry BRUBAKER married Anna DEMMHELLER, on 1 Apr 1853, Ashland County OH.   1860 Census Worthington Twp, Richland County OH, page 179:  Henry BRUBAKER, age 28 OH, no occupation listed;  Anna, age 29 OH;  Daniel age 7 OH;  James age 4 OH;  Roletta [female] age 1 OH.   1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 342, Polk Twp, Marshall Co IN, page 172:  Henry BRUEBAKER, age 38 OH, Anna, age 38 OH; Daniel, age 17 OH; Allen, age 14 OH; Tella [female], age 12 OH; Evey [lists as male, but must be the same daughter Eva that is in the 1880 Census], age 3 IN; Luella, age 1 IN.   Henry Brubaker is on the soldiers Roll of Honor list from Ashland County in the War of the Rebellion in The Military History of Ohio, Ashland county version, by H. H. Hardesty, 1886. Henry applied for an invalid's pension about 1880...no state given. 1880 Census South Bend, St. Joseph Co, IN:  Henry BRUBAKER, age 48 IN, blacksmith, father born PA, mother born Germany;  Anna, wife, age 48 OH, parents born PA;  Daniel, son, age 26 OH, works in Wagon Shops;  Alice AIKENS, daughter, age 21 OH, divorced;  Eva BRUBAKER, daughter, age 13 IN;  Ella, daughter, age 11 IN;  Albert, son, age 7 IN;  Charles, son, age 5 IN. First wife, Anna, died 30 June 1899 and is buried in Georgia.   Georgia, Marriages:  Henry BRUBAKER married Mamie DEAN, 20 May 1900, at Irwin Co. Georgia 1900 Census, Fitzgerald city, ED 48 Militia District 1537, Irwin, Georgia, Dwelling 230, Family 232:  Henry BRUBAKER, born June 1833, age 62 OH, married 0 yrs, father born OH, mother born Germany, blacksmith; Mamie, wife, age 32 FL, born Apr 1868, married 0 yrs, 2 children/2 still living; parents born FL; Nettie DEAN, step daughter, age 14 FL, born May 1886, father born OH, mother born FL; Alex DEAN, step son, age 6 FL, born Jan 1894, father born OH, mother born FL.   1910 Census, Fitzgerald city, ED 48 Militia District 1537, Ben Hill, Georgia, Dwelling 36, Family 41:  Henry BRUEBAKER, age 76 OH, second marriage, married 10 yrs, father born PA, mother born Germany, own income, Column 30 marked for military service; Mary, wife, age 42 FL, first marriage, married 10 yrs, 2 children/2 still living, parents born FL.   Pension index:  Henry BRUBAKER of H 120th and G 114th Ohio.  Applied for invalid pension 27 May 1880 no state given.  Pension applied for in 1907 [OH] for Henry BRUBAKER of Co H 120th OH. [Probably for an increase in pension.]  Pension Card:  Henry died 21 Jan 1911.  [Stone says Jan 31, 1911.  Buried in Georgia]

Burnett, Ira   *  21 Aug 1862 Ira, age 19, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  Ira died 19 Jan 1863 on a hospital steamer.  Listed in the Roll of Honor as buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Memphis TN, Mississippi River National Cemetery.  Died 18 Jan 1863. Father:  James P. BURNETT Mother: Catherine SMITH Birth:  1842 Marriage:   Death:  19 Jan 1863, on hospital steamer Cemetery: Elmwood Cemetery, Memphis TN, Mississippi River National Cemetery [Not found in national cemetery lists.] Have not found on Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865 Have not found on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960 Captain Taylor's letter to the Wooster newspaper stated that Ira Burnet was from East Union Township. [This may not be correct since I found them living in Wooster Township in 1860.] Researcher Phyllis Cuevas:  pjc@cnw.com Researcher lists Ira as the son of James P. Burnett and Catherine Smith who were married in 1836 in East Union Township Wayne county OH.  Ira's (born 1842) siblings were Sarah (1836), Harvey (1838), NathanW.(1841), James (1845), Enoch (1848). Parents, Wayne County Probate Court record: James BURNET married Catharine SMITH on 26 May 1836 in Wayne Co OH. 1850 Census, Wooster, Wayne County, OH, page 266:  James BURNET, age 32 OH, farmer; Catherine, age 30 OH; Sarah, age 14 OH; Harvy, age 12 OH; Ira, age 8 OH; James, age 5 OH; Enoch, age 2 OH; Harriet BURGAN, age 22 OH.   1860 Census, Wooster Township, Wayne Co OH, p. 134 Jas. F. Burnett (43 OH) a farmer, Catherine (42 OH), Sarah J. (23 OH), Ira (16 OH), James (14 OH), Emma (or Ermina ) T. (10 OH), Francis M. (2 OH). Pension index:  Ira BURNETT Co H 120th OH, minor pension applied for 8 May 1863.  N.W. SMITH guardian. ???????????Sons of Union Veterans:  Rugby Cemetery, N Ridge Rd W of Mill Holl, Brownhelm, Lorain County, OH, section 7. Brother's Death Record:  File # 43503, Francis M BURNETT, of 261 Rhodes Ave, died 17 July 1927 at Akron, Summit Co OH.  Married to Ella S.  born 10 March 1858 in OH.  Parents James BURNETT and Catherine SMITH, born OH.  Burial Rose Hill Burial Park.  Informant Mrs. Ella S BURNETT, of 261 Rhodes Ave.

Bushong, Andrew C * 1 Sept 1862 Andrew, age 27,  is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263 as 1st Sergt.  He was appointed 1st Sergeant 16 Nov. 1862.  He died 27 Dec 1862 at Memphis Tenn.  The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book for the Ohio soldiers says that Andrew Bushong is buried in the Mississippi River Cemetery in Memphis TN Father:  David BUSHONG Mother: Barbara STRICKLER Birth:  20 Aug 1834, Fairfield Twp, Columbiana Co OH Marriage:   Death:  27 or 28 Dec 1862 Cemetery: Mississippi River Cemetery in Memphis TN [Not listed in National Cemeteries.] Registers of Deaths of Voluteers, 1861-1865:  John BUSHONG, Private, Co H 120th OH Inf, died 28 Dec 1862 at Overton General Hospital, Memphis TN.  Cause: not stated.   Have not found in Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960 Andrew was from Green Twp when he entered the war.  [See news article on 120th history page.]  But his home was really Columbiana County OH. From Gloria Bushong [Gloria was my first contact and helped point me in the right direction]:    Andrew was born 20 Aug 1834 in Fairfield Twp, Columbiana County OH to David and Barbara (Strickler) BUSHONG. David and Barbara had previously lived in Virginia.  From Carol Willsey Bell, Bushong Researcher: Andrew C. was never married.  In 1860 he was living in Columbiana County OH with his parents and four of his siblings. His occupation was listed as teacher.  (This and his age make me think that he was not a student, but rather a teacher with Taylor at the Smithville Academy.)  His siblings were: Katherine (Alice), Elizabeth M., Rebecca, David R., Reuben, Noah, Alpheus A., and Sarah. This announcement was published in the Salem Republican, 14 Jan 1863:  "Died, Andrew B Bushong, formerly a resident of Columbiana, and a member of the 120th Ohio Regiment, died at Memphis TN of Typhoid fever on the 28th ult [28 Dec1862]." Andrew was buried at the Mississippi River Cemetery in Memphis TN.  Story of Andrew's Brother, Noah Bushong Andrew had two brothers who also served in the war, Alpheus and Noah (115th OVI). At the time of Andrew's death, Noah got permission to come home to Columbiana county for his funeral.  But upon his return to service,  he was charged with desertion by Captain Isaac N. Campbell, Company K.  In the Courts Martial 1st Lieut. Albert W. Thompson testified that "he left the Company, to the best of my knowledge, without authority, although the Captain that then had command of the Company allowed some to go home on his own authority.  The prisoner made application to one, stating that his brother of some other Ohio Regiment had been killed in battle and his body was being sent home at that time.  I simply ordered him to the Captain.  He has been absent from the company since then."  Noah testified that, "The only thing that took me away was the death of my brother. I asked the Captain then in command of my Company, for permission to go home and he said that he could not give one permission to go at that time, as there were already too many at home on 'French Leaves'; but said 'that he guessed they would not do much with me if I went.'  I then went home with out leave..."  There was some question as to whether his not being mustered in yet at the time he went home would release him of guilt in this matter. However he was found guilty and sentenced to one year with ball and chain attached to his left leg performing hard labor. He served his year at Camp Nelson, KY and then returned to the army after an 18 day furlough to go home.  (It's a wonder he would not be afraid to do that!) Years later, however, when applying for a pension he maintained that he had never had a ball and chain at any time during his year of labor. __________________________ . Contributors/researchers for Andrew C. Bushong NAME EMAIL Gloria Bushong Chochoruss@aol.com Carol Willsey Bell carolbell10460@hotmail.com

Buzzard, Bigelow    1 Sept 1862 Bigelow, age 31, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  He was discharged 17 July 1863 for wounds received in the battle of Thompson's Hill, Mississippi. Father:  Daniel BUZZARD Mother: Nancy DRAKE Birth:  29 Sep 1830, Holmes Co OH Marriage:  Araminda BROWN, November 15, 1860 Death:  6 Mar 1900, Holden, Johnson County, MO Cemetery: Kingsville Cemetery, Kingsville, Johnson County MO  Photo Credit:  Ron Mac at Find a Grave 1860 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland County, OH, page 183:  Daniel BUZZARD, age 69 PA; Mary, age 65 PA; Sarah, age 33 OH; Bigelow, age 28 OH; Nancy, age 26 OH; Wesley, age 20 OH; Ellen BROWN, age 31 OH, common school teacher; Emma BROWN, age 10 OH.   The photo shown when you click on the photo icon is one provided by Barb Lawrence who was given permission to use the photo.  I would be pleased to hear from the person who originally provided this photo on the internet at the site address http://www.my-ged.com/conrad/.  Pension Index:  Bigleow D BUZZARD, H 120th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 1866 Dec 28.  Bigelow's widow "Aminda" applied for pension in 1905 [1900?] June 8 in Missouri.  World Connect has his death as 6 Mar 1900 in Holden, Johnson county, MO.  Check newspapers around that date. From Barbara Lawrence, Buzzard Researcher The following is found on pages 266-67 of Portrait and Biographical Record of Johnson and Pettis Counties, Missouri (Containing Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens of the Counties Together with Biographies and Portraits of all the Presidents of the United States)  Chicago:  Chapman Publishing Co. 1895.  BIGELOW D. BUZZARD has been engaged in agricultural pursuits on section 24, township 45, range 29, Johnson County, for the past quarter of a century.  He is a patriotic citizen, and one greatly interested in the prosperity of the country for which he fought during the War of the Rebellion.  He was born in Holmes County, Ohio, September 29, 1830, and was reared to maturity on his father's farm.  After receiving ordinary educational privileges, and when twenty-two years of age, he went to a boarding- school for a few months, paying for his tuition with money he had earned himself. [about his parents] The father of our subject, Daniel Buzzard, was born in Westmoreland County, Pa., July 19, 1790, and served in the War Of 1812, on the lake.  Afterward he settled in Holmes County, Ohio, entering land from the Government, and resided there until 1850, when he sold out, locating near Odella Lake.  In 1853 he went to-Richland County, where he purchased one hundred and thirty-five acres, and thereon spent the remainder of his life.  He never received a pension nor land-warrant, because there had not been proper records of his army service kept, but he bought a couple of land-warrants of a nephew, and located three hundred and twenty acres in Linn County, Iowa.  He was twice married, his first wife being a Miss Nancy Drake, by whom he had fifteen children, all but five of whom lived to manhood and womanhood.  A strong anti-slavery man, he rejoiced at the downfall of the system, and after the organization of the Republican party became one of its supporters.  His death occurred August 16, 1865. [more about Bigelow Buzzard] B. D. Buzzard was reared on his father's farm, and continued to work on the place until 1860, with the exception of a few short intervals. [So Bigleow joined the Company out of Richland county.]  November 15, 1860, he wedded Araminda Brown, who was born in Richland County, Ohio, September 16, 1841, being a daughter of Caleb and Elizabeth (Johnston) Brown, natives of Butler County, Pa., and Greene County, Ohio, respectively.  The mother's parents, however, were also from the Keystone State. The Browns and Johnstons were of Scotch and Irish descent, but for many generations had lived in America.  The Buzzard family is of German origin, and our subject's father could speak little English until after he was twelve years of age. Before his marriage Bigelow Buzzard erected a large house on his father's farm, and both families lived together after that event.  In September, 1862, he enlisted in Company H, One Hundred and Twentieth Ohio Infantry, and took part in the battles of Arkansas Post, Milliken's Bend and the siege of Vicksburg.  May 1, 1863, he was wounded in the right lung and fell prostrate, but as soon as he was able to stand, he was led to the rear, where his wounds were dressed, and for about two months he was in the field hospital.  He came very near death's door, and attributes his recovery partly to the fact that he was kept on a diet of boiled milk, which is nourishing and easily digested.  June 29, 1863, he was taken to Benton Barracks, near St. Louis, and was there honorably discharged on the 17th of the following month.  He went to the front under Captain Phelan, later served under Captain Taylor, and had as his Colonel a Mr. French, from his native county. Returning home, Mr. Buzzard lived in Richland County, Ohio, until March, 1866, and there four of his children were born.  Moving to Cooper County, Mo., he purchased one hundred and twenty acres, paying the amount required on the spot, and cultivated the farm for two years.  In 1868, selling out, he moved to Johnson County and invested in a tract of one hundred and thirty- five acres.  In 1870 he also sold this tract, buying instead his present home of a quarter-section.  Since then he has added another eighty acres, and thus has a valuable farm, comprising two hundred and forty acres within its boundaries. The eldest child of Mr. and Mrs. Buzzard, Annie Violet, born July 14, 1861, married George Frary, and died January 7, 1895, leaving four children, one having previously died in infancy.  Ulysses Grant, born June 19, 1864, and a resident of Kingsville Township, is married and has one child.  Jeanette F., born January 7, 1866, is clerking in Salida, Colo.  Martha E., born in Cooper County, Mo., November 29, 1867, died December 18, 1871.  Alice E., a native of this county, born June 16, 1869, married Albert Frary, by whom she has one child, and is a resident of Linn County, Iowa.  The younger children are Gilbert N., born January 31, 1870; Lizzie Pauline, February 11, 1873; Ethel Blanche, September 27, 1874; Minnie L., January 9, 1878; Maude E., March 25, 1880; Guy Ashton, December 5, 1881; Josie Olive, May 22, 1883; and Cora Augusta, August 30, 1886. Politically Mr. Buzzard is a Republican, with strong prohibition proclivities.  Both he and his wife have been members of the Methodist Episcopal Church for many years, the former having become identified with the same in his early manhood, and the latter having been a member since 1862.  They are worthy people and well entitled to a place among the honored old residents of Johnson County. -------------- Bigelow Daniel Buzzard died 6 Mar 1900 in Holden, Johnson County, MO and was buried in Kingsville Cemetery, Kingsville, Johnson County MO.  His wife Arminda (Minnie) Brown  was born: 16 Sep 1841  Neville,Clermont Co.,OH and died: 29 Sep 1921  Bloomington, IL Father Daniel BUZZARD married Nancy DRAKE, 1 Feb 1815, at Wayne Co OH.  He married Mary E. FRAZIER on 4 Oct 1846 at Wayne Co OH.  So Nancy must be Bigelow's mother.   Contributors/researchers for Bigelow Buzzard NAME EMAIL Barbara Lawrence Freyia@aol.com David Jordan davleejo@swbell.net

Cole, John    21 Aug 1862 John, age 47, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264 as a Private.  He was discharged 28 Mar 1863 on Surgeon's certificate of disability. Father:   Mother: Birth:  <1811> Marriage:  1 Harriet                  2 Drusilla WILLIAMS LOWRIE, Richland County OH on 21 Oct 1852 Death:  between 1870 and 1880 Cemetery: ???Hardin County OH??? What was the year of death for John COLE.....was it between 1870 and 1880?  Where is he buried....in Hardin Co OH?  Who were his parents?  What was Harriet's maiden name...first wife? Is this John with his first wife and children?  1850 Census, Pulaski Twp, Williams County, OH, page 87:  John COLE, age 39 PA, brickmaker; Harriet, age 31 OH; William, age 13 OH; Mary, age 8 OH; Margaret age 6 OH; Edward MEEK, age 4 OH; George MEEK, age 37 OH, no occupation.   Richland County Marriages: John COLE and Drucilla LAWRAY (LA WRAY)  were married in Richland County OH on 21 Oct 1852. [ Drusilla WILLIAMS had married Williamson LOWRIE on 8 May 1845 in Richland County OH.....probate records Richland County OH.] 1860 Census Worthington Township, Richland County OH, page 181:  John COLE, age 50 PA, a farmer;  Drusilla, age 38 OH;  William [see below], age 21 OH, farm laborer;  Margaret, age 17 OH, domestic;  Sarah, age 3 OH;  Nancy, age 9 months OH.  Also living there was James LOWRY, age 13 OH.  [Family search has listed a daughter Sarah J. COLE born 25 Feb 1857 to John COLE and Drucilla WILLIAMS [COLE] in Richland County OH.]   1870 Census Washington Twp. Hardin County OH, page 550:  John COLE, age 60 PA, a farmer;  Drusila, age 48 OH;  L.L., female, age 13 OH;  M.O., female, age 10 OH;  A.M., age 7 OH female. Pension Index:  John COLE, H 120th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 1 June 1863,    John's widow Drusilla .......widow's pension 1891 May? 28 in OH. In 1880 Drusilla, age 58,  widow, was living with her son James E LOWRY, 33 OH, and his wife Malinda J., 36 OH, in Liberty, Hardin County Ohio.  Her other children listed were James' 3  half-sisters, Lauretta Cole (23 OH), Ollie Cole, (20 OH), and Mabel Cole (17 OH).  So it might be concluded that Lowry was probably not Dursilla's maiden name and that she had been married before marrying John Cole....see above.

Cole, William H.    21 Aug 1862 William, age 25, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263 as a Corporal, appointed 1 Jan 1864;  he mustered out 7 July 1865 at Columbus OH. Father:  John COLE Mother: ?Harriet ???? Birth:  Oct<1838> OH Marriage:  Mary Jane BOULTON  on 11 Oct 1861 Death:   15 Apr 1918 at St. Joseph MI Cemetery:  Father, John COLE, above.    1850 Census, Pulaski Twp, Williams County, OH, page 87:  John COLE, age 39 PA, brickmaker; Harriet, age 31 OH; William, age 13 OH; Mary, age 8 OH; Margaret age 6 OH; Edward MEEK, age 4 OH; George MEEK, age 37 OH, no occupation.   1860 Census Worthington Township, Richland County OH, page 181:  John COLE [see above], age 50 PA, a farmer;  Drusilla, age 38 OH;  William, age 21 OH, farm laborer;  Margaret, age 17 OH, domestic;  Sarah, age 3 OH;  Nancy, age 9 months OH.  Also living there was James LOWRY, age 13 OH.   Richland County Marriages:  William H. COLE married Mary Jane BOULTON  on 11 Oct 1861. 1870 Census, Royalton, Berrien County, MI, page 381:  William COLE, age 33 OH, farmer; Mary, age 30 OH; Irene, age 8 MI; Emma, age 3 OH; also living there was William SNELL, age 23 NY, laborer; William DAVIDSON, age 46 OH, laborer. 1880 Census, Royalton, Berrien Co MI, Dwelling 27, Family 32:  Henry COLE, age 41 OH, farmer, father born PA, mother born PA; Mary J, age 38 OH, wife, father born VA, mother born OH; Rena, daughter, age 17 OH; Emma, daughter, age 12 MI; John, son, age 5 MI; Rufus WINCHELL, servant, age 21 MI, farm laborer, parents born PA.   1900 Census, 814 Wisconsin Ave, 4th Ward St. Joseph, Berrien Co MI, Dwelling 258, Family 282: Henry COLE, boarder, born Oct 1837?, age 62 OH, widower, father born PA, mother born OH, a hostler.......living in the household of Anna FERGESON with her son George B. and grandson, Guy SHERMAN.   1910 Census, 800 River St, St. Joseph Ward 2, Berrien Co MI, Dwelling 100, Family 103: Henry COLE, age 73 OH, widowed, parents born OH; Iren M. WAID, daughter, age 37 OH, divorced, 0 children, parents born OH.  Column 30 not marked for military service.   Michigan, Deaths and Burials:  William H. COLE died 15 Apr 1918 at St. Joseph, Berrien Co MI, age 80, born 1838 OH, retired, widowed.  Father John Cole.  Mother unknown.    Pension Index:  William H COLE, H 120th and K 114th OH Inf.    Invalid pension in Michigan 1888 Sept 22.  Pension Card:  William died 16 Apr 1918 at St. Joseph MI.

Crowner, Thomas  *  1 Sept 1862 Thomas, age 18, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  He died 22 July 1863 on the road from Jackson Miss. to Vicksburg, Miss. In the back of the Roster book in the Roll of Honor Thomas Crowner is listed as being buried in Vicksburg Mississippi.  Father:  John CROWNER Mother: Martha Cochran Birth:  1844 OH Marriage:  probably single Death:  24/22/20 July 1863, MS Cemetery: Vicksburg National Cemetery:  Frowner, d. 20 Jul 1863, Plot: R 10376, Civil War, Co B 120th OH Inf  [This record is at interment.net] (SINCE THERE IS NO FROWNER IN CO. B or any other company in the 120th, I BELIEVE THIS IS CROWNER OF COMPANY H) Photo Credit:  William Sanders at Find a Grave. Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865:  Thomas CROWNER, Private, Co H 120th OH Inf, died 24 Jul 1863 at Regimental Hospital.  Cause: typho mal fever. Not on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960 Not on National Cemetery Interment Control Forms, 1928-1962. Thomas "Frowner" is buried right next to Jacob Harter, Co B 120th OVI.  Jacob, who died 25 July 1863 , is buried in  grave 10375.  Jacob had been originally buried at Robert Spear's plantation, Warren Co, MS.   Jacob died in a government wagon on the road between Jackson and Black river.  And Thomas Crowner also died on the road from Jackson Miss. to Vicksburg, Miss. So I believe that both had probably been buried at the same place originally.   Have not found on Pension Index. Thanks to Suzanne Hemmelgarn Oudejans at Find a Grave for her research of this family that helped me connect Thomas to the correct parents.   1850 Census, Worthington Twp,  Richland Co OH, Dwelling 264, Family 268:  Michael CROWNER, age 51 VA, farmer; Nancy, age 40 PA; Rachel, age 21 OH; John N., age 18 OH, farmer; David N., age 17 OH, farmer; Sarah E., age 14 OH; Michael J., age 11 OH; Thomas S., age 8 OH.   Since, according to the age given for Thomas when he joined in 1862, there were two possible Thomas CROWNERs in the 1860 census. Correct man:   Living in Worthington Twp, in 1860 are:  John CROWNER, age 59 VA, farm laborer;  Martha, age 58 VA;  Michael age 23 OH, laborer;  Irvin age 20 OH, farmer;  James age 18 OH, farmer;  and Thomas, age 14 OH.  [Son of William and Rachel, John CROWNER died 1879 and is buried at Pine Run Cem, Richland Co OH.  Wife Martha Cochran d. 1868, buried Pine Run.]  Thomas was not with the family in 1870 in Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH.] Wrong man:   In the 1860 census there is an 18 year old Thomas Crowner, born OH,  living with Michael [60 VA]and Agnes [55 TN] CROWNER in Richland county OH, Worthington township.  The other children are: David [27 OH] and Michael [22 OH].  [Son of William and Rachel, Michael CROWNER died 1862, buried at St Luke's Cem, Danville, Knox Co OH.  Married to Nancy Agnes McCormick Nesbit who is buried at Maplewood Cem, Lyon Co KS, died 1894.  In 1870 there was a Thomas Crowner/wife Nancy, living in Pike, Lyon Co KS.  Agnes is living in 1880 in Lyon Co KS with son Jackson, age 40?.] This Thomas, son of Michael and Nancy died 1824 and is buried at Maplewood Memorial Lawn Cem, Lyon Co KS.  So the Thomas Crowner living in KS in 1880 is Agnes' son, and he is the soldier of the 120th.  This Thomas was in Co E, 3rd Regiment of OH Cavalry Volunteers.

Dunlap, Nathan    19 Aug 1862 Nathan, age not given, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  No comments are given about him. Father:  William DUNLAP Mother: Lydia [Anna] FLICKINGER Birth:  11 Nov 1843 at Lancaster Co PA Marriage:  Elizabeth BLUE, 1867, Ashland Co OH Death:  26 Sep 1924, Ashland OH Cemetery: Was returned to Wahoo NE for burial in Sunrise Cemetery  Photo at Find a Grave Nathan Dunlap was born in Smithville, Wayne County OH in 1842. [This does not agree with Death record and obit.]  His father was William Dunlap and his mother was Lydia Flickinger.  That would make his age at entering the service as age 19 or 20.  The IGI lists siblings Elizabeth, John, William...and then after Nathan came Delilah. According to Carl Frasher, Nathan's mother Lydia died in 1845 and his father, a cooper by trade, then married Delilah Fluck. So even though the Saunders County Directory says that his mother was Delila, she is probably his stepmother.  William and Lydia came to Wayne Co OH in 1840. (William had been born in Washington Co PA and married in Bedford Co PA.) 1860 census Wayne county Oh, Milton Township lists a Nathan Dunlap on page 213.  Nathan was living with his uncle John Flickinger.  He is listed as being 15 years old, born in Ohio and is a farm hand. This information from Dunlap researcher Jean Carpenter: Nathan lived with his uncle because his father abandoned the children after his first wife died in 1845.  She says that the family has no knowledge of when or where the father married the second wife Delila and they do not know where the father lived after they married.(possibly Mercer co IL) Nebraska Researcher Carl Frasher [cfrasher@impulse.net] also says that Nathan married Elizabeth BLUE in 1867 in Ashland County OH and that a relation researched the Saunders Co Newspapers of 100 years ago and found many references to Nathan, who owned the largest Hotel in Wahoo NE.  Two of Nathan's children, John William and Bert A., died without issue. Son  James Franklin [Frank] had a daughter Lorene May.  1870 Census, Town of Rio, Knox County, IL, page 396:  Nathaniel DUNLAP, age 26 OH, farm hand; Elizabeth, age 20 OH.  Other farm hands listed. From Candace who did a lookup for me: 1880 Census,Wahoo District of Saunders County, Nebraska:  Nathan DUNLAP (age 37 OH) and wife Elizabeth (29 OH).  He was a farmer.  They had three children, William age (8 IL), Burton (6 IL), and Frank (1 IL). So they may have just recently moved to Nebraska from Illinois. 1900 Census, 2nd Ward City of Wahoo, Saunders Co NE, page 212:  Nathan DUNLOP, age 57 OH, hotel proprietor, born Nov 1842, married 32 yrs, father born England, mother born PA; Elizabeth, wife, age 48 OH, born Mar? 1852, 3 children/2 still living, married 32 yrs, parents born OH; Albert, son, age 26 IL, single, born July 1873, bus driver; Franklin, son, age 21 IL, single, born Dec 1878, ? laborer; John H. BLUE, father in law, age 81 OH, widowed, born Dec 1819, retired ?suttler?, father born OH, mother born MD; Lewis BLUE, nephew, age 18 NE, single, born Mar 1881, part??? hotel, father born IN, mother born IL; other servants and boarders listed.   1910 Census, Wahoo City, Saunders Co NE, page 212:  Nathan DUNLAP, age 67 OH, boarding house proprietor, first marriage, married 40 yrs, father born Scotland, mother born PA, column 30 marked UA for military service; Elizabeth, wire, age 57 OH, first marriage, married 40 yrs, 3 children/1 still living; parents born OH, cook in boarding house; Frank, son, age 30 IL, first marriage, married one year, no occupation; Tonie?, daughter [in law?], age 20 NE, first marriage, married one year, 0 children, waitress in boarding house, servants and boarders listed. 1920 Census, 3rd Ward Wahoo, Saunders Co NE, page 200-201:  Nathan DUNLOPE, age 75 OH, widowed, father born US, mother born PA, proprietor of rooming/boarding house; Tonie, daughter in law, age 29 NE, widow, parents born Bohemia, housekeeper in rooming and boarding house; Lorene, granddaughter, age 8 NE, father born IL, mother born NE; roomers listed.   Researcher Jean Carpenter [tomjean@voyager.net] says that Nathan came back to Ohio in early September 1924 because he was dying.  He lived with his granddaughter [? see obituary below] named Lorene Gardner (Mrs. John).  Nathan died on 26 Sep 1924 but was taken back to Wahoo NE to be buried in Sunrise Cemetery where his family was buried.  Nathan said that his uncle John Flickinger had told him that his birthday was 11 November 1842. Pension Index: Nathan DUNLAP, H 120th OH Inf.     Invalid pension for Nathan Dunlap of Company H 120th OVI was applied for in Nebraska....1890 Apr 19.  Pension Card:  Nathan died 26 Sep 1924 at Wahoo, NE.  [Wahoo was his home, but he died in Ashland Co OH.] Jean Carpenter sent me this obituary for Nathan: LOUDONVILLE TIMES Oct. 2, 1924 Nathan Dunlap, aged 83 years, died Friday evening at the home of his nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gardner at Ashland. The deceased was born in Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, Nov. 11, 1843. He was a veteran of the Civil War and enlisted with Company "H" of the 130th? O.V.I. His commanding officer was Captain Taylor. Mr. Dunlap was united in marriage with Elizabeth Blue of near Mohicanville. They lived for a number of years in Illinois where Mr. Dunlap was in the hotel business. Following their residence in the state of Illinois, they moved to Wahoo, Neb. where Mr. Dunlap continued in the hotel business. He was preceded in death by his wife and three children. One granddaughter, Lorene Dunlap, survives the deceased. She is 13 1/2 years of age and lives in Wahoo, Nebraska where the remains were taken on Monday for burial. Death record in Ohio:  File # 47818, Nathan DUNLAP, of 833 College Blvd, died 26 Sep 1924 at Ashland, Montgomery Twp, Ashland Co OH.  Widowed.  Wife, Elizabeth DUNLAP.  Proprietor of Hotel.  Born 11 Nov 1843 at Lancaster Co PA.  Parents William DUNLAP and Anna FLICKENGER, born Lancaster Co PA.  Burial in Wahoo, Nebraska.  Infomant J. W. GARDNER of 833 College Blvd.   Another researcher for this family is Barbara Lenker [brlenker@home.com].

Eckie, Christian  * 1 Sept 1862 Christain, age 22, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.   Christian died 26 Feb 1863 at Young's Point, LA.   According to the Roll of Honor in the back ot the Roster book, Christian Eckie was buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi. Father:  Jacob ECKI, born Alsace Lorraine, Germany Mother: Anna Katherine SPRANG/SPRENG, born Germany Birth:  <1841> [Holmes?]Ohio Marriage:  Single Death:  26 Feb 1863, Young's Point, Louisiana Cemetery: Vicksburg National Cemetery, Warren Co MS:  Not listed at Interment.net at Vicksburg or at Dept. of Veterans Affairs Gravesite Locator in any National Cemetery Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865:  Christian ECKEY, Pvt, Co H 120th OH Inf, died 26 Feb 1863 at Regimental Hospital.  Cause: typho mal fever.   Not found on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960. 1850 Census, Washington Twp, Holmes County, OH, page 288:  Jacob ECKE, age 40 France, farmer; Catherine, age 39 France; Jacob, age 16 OH; Sarah, age 11 OH; Christian, age 9 OH; Mary, age 7 OH; Fredrick, age 5 OH; John, age 3 OH; George, age 1 OH.   1860 Census, Washington Twp, Holmes County, OH, page 420: Jacob ECKI, age 50 Elses France [did they mean Alsace?]; Catharine, age 49, Elses France; Sarah, age 20 OH, seamstress; Christian, age 18 OH, farm hand; Mary, age 16 OH; Frederick, age 14 OH; John, age 12 OH; George, age 8 OH; William, age 6 OH, Somon?, age 5 OH.   Sister's Death record in Ohio:  File #18735, Sarah KIMMEL, of 215 Stoddard Circle, died 28 Feb 1921 at Dayton, Montgomery Co OH.  Widow of Christ KIMMEL.  Born 13 July 1838 in Wayne Co OH.  Parents Jacob ECKI and Catherine SPRENG, botn Elsass Lorain. [Note: Alsace Lorraine], Burial Woodland Cem.  Informant Louis F ???BOOK, of Dayton OH.   Brother's Death record in Ohio:  File #2242, Frederick ECKI, of 249 Park St, died 25 Oct 1926 at Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Montgomery Co OH.  Widowed.  Treasurer of Permanent Bldg. Assc.  Born 8 May 1844 at Loudonville OH.  Parents Jacob ECKI and Anna K SPRANG, born Germany.  Burial Woodland Cem.  Informant George MILLER of Dayton OH.   Brother's Death record in Ohio:  File #35582, John ECKI died 14 June 1915 at Loudonville, Ashland Co OH.  Married.  Farmer.  Born 10 May 1846 at Hohms Co OH.  [Note: Holmes]  Parents Jacob ECKI and Catherine SPRANG, born Germany.  Burial Loudonville Cem.  Informant, J H? ECKI of Loudonville, OH. Brother's Death record in Ohio:  File #5623, William ECKI died 29 Jan 1920 at Lindsey, Washington Twp, Sandusky Co OH.  Married to Mary A ECKI.  Born 27 Aug 1852 at Holmes Co OH.  Parents Jacob ECKI and Cathrine SPRENG, born Germany.  Burial Lindsey Cem.  Informant Mary A ECKI of Lindsey OH.   Brother's Death record in Ohio:  File #??????? Simon P ECKI, of 611 Park Ave, West, died 16 Aug 1924, at Mansfield, Richland Co OH.  Married to Dora E ECKI.    Physician in General Practice.  Born 23 Nov 1855 at Ashland Co OH.  Father Jacob ECKI born Alsase Loraine, Germany.  Mother Cathrine SPRENG, born Germany.  Burial Mansfield Cem.  Informant Mrs. S. P. ECKI of Mansfield OH. Brother's Death record in Ohio: File #27359, George ECKI, of 530 S. Main St, died 12 April 1932 at Orrville, Wayne Co OH.  Widowed.  Wife Nancy ECKI.  Born 8 Feb 1848 at Laudenville [probably Loudenville].  Parents Jacob ECKI and WILSON, born Germany.  Burial Crown Hill.  Informant Mrs. Claude WEAVER or Orrville, OH.  [Note:  George's record is the only one that lists the mother's maiden name as WILSON.]

Farmer, Jacob  22 Aug 1862 Jacob, age 23, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264 as Private.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point, on Red River LA; mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase OH. Father:  William FARMER, born PA Mother: Jane HOUGH, born PA Birth:  17 Apr 1839, OH Marriage:  First, Rebecca YERGEN, 1872 Waye Co OH; Second, Mary E PENROD, 1880 Wayne Co OH Death:  9 Mar 1920, Canaan Twp, Wayne co OH Cemetery: Wooster Cem, Wayne Co OH Relationship:  Brother of Joseph, Co H 120th OVI Photo Credit:  Susie Holderfield There is a Jacob Farmer, Civil War veteran, buried in Wooster Cemetery.  1839-1920  He was buried 11 Mar 1920.  There is no flag holder at this grave site.  He is buried with Mary E., 1853 - 1915. [Death Record:  Mary died 6 Oct 1915 in Perry Twp, Stark Co OH.]  Next to them is buried Leroy Farmer 1881 - 1941. According to his Death Record, Jacob died 9 Mar 1920.  But another record says Mar 4.  And yet another record says 8 Mar.   In the 1850 census Joseph (15 OH)[see soldier below] and Jacob (11 OH) FARMER were living in Green Township Wayne co OH.  They were living with William (50 PA), occupation farming, (listed as James in the 1860 census) and Jane (44 PA) FARMER. Their siblings were David (21), William (18), Mary (16), Nancy (14), Sarah (12), Eliza (10), Isaac (6), and Elizabeth (4). All the children were born in OH. Joseph and Jacob's mother was Jane HOUGH. In 1860 the family is still farming in Green Twp.  Jacob, age 21, is still living at home. Joseph is not there. Brothers David and William are missing from the record that year also. 1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 1241, Westfield Twp, Medina Co OH, page 461:   Jacob FARMER, age 31 OH, laborer, living with the Joseph and Sarah A FERGIN family. Wayne Co Probate Court record:  Jacob Farmer married Rebecca Yergen 25 Jan 1872 in Wayne County OH. 1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1076, Canaan Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 33:  Jacob FARMER, age 35 OH, widowed, no occupation listed, father born PA, mother born OH; William, son, age 8 OH, parents born OH; Minnie L, daughter, age 6 OH, parents born OH; Delly A, daughter, age 4 OH, parents born OH; Mary E, daughter, age 1 OH, parents born OH; Jane S CRAVEN, age 42 PA, servant, married, parents born PA. Wayne County Probate court record:  Jacob Farmer married Mary E. Penrod 26 Aug 1880 in Wayne County OH. 1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1331, Canaan Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 50:  Jacob FARMER, age 61 OH, born Apr 1839, married 20 yrs, farmer, parents born PA; Mary, wife, age 46 OH, born Nov 1853, married 20 yrs, 5 children/5 still living, parents born PA; Roy, son, age 18 OH, single, born Nov 1881, farm laborer; Charles, son, age 13 OH, born May 1887; Belle, daughter, age 9 OH, born Dec 1890; H. Houser or Hower, son, age 7 OH, born June 1892; Annie, daughter, age 5 OH, born March 1895.   1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 1239, Canaan Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 58:  Jacob FARMER, age 70 OH, 2nd marriage, married 30 yrs, own income, father born PA, mother born OH, Column 30 not marked for miliary service; Mary, wife, age 56 OH, first marriage, married 30 yrs, 6 children/5 still living, parents born PA;  Roy, son, age 28 OH, single, farmer; Anna, daughter, age 15 OH.   Pension Card:  Jacob FARMER, Co H 120th OH Inf, Co G 114th OH Inf.  Invalid applied 27 Feb 1886.  Jacob died 4 Mar 1920 at Wooster, OH.   From the Daily Record, Wednesday 9 March 1920 JACOB FARMER DIES SUDDENLY Jacob Farmer, living one mile west of Hermanville, north of Wooster, died suddenly Tuesday at his home.  The deceased is survived by a number of children.  Mrs. Farmer died a number of years ago.  Among the children are Anna [hard to read], Roy, Homer and Charles at home and Mrs. John Drabenstot. Mr. Farmer was 81 years old.  Heart disease was the cause of death.  The funeral will be held on Thursday at 2 o'clock. Death record in Ohio:  File #26304, Jacob FARMER, died 9 March 1920 at Canaan Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Widower.  Farmer.  Born 17 Apr 1839 in OH.  Parents Wm FARMER and Jane HOUGH, born PA.  Burial Wooster Cem.  Informant Mrs. Belle DRABENSTOTT of Wooster, OH.  [I haven't been able to see the actual document to verify the date of death.] Farmer family source joyeuxgard@aol.com

Farmer, Joseph Joseph, age 27, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264 as Private.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point, on Red River LA; mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase OH. Father:  William FARMER, born PA Mother: Jane HOUGH, born PA Birth:  <1832/1835> Marriage:  Single Death:  28 Mar 1918 at Sedro Woolley, WA Cemetery:  Union Cem, Sedro-Woolley, Skagit Co WA.  [Info at Find a Grave] Relationship: Brother of Jacob FARMER of Co H, 120th OVI 1850 census Green Twp, Wayne Co OH:  Joseph (15 OH) and Jacob (11 OH) [see soldier above] FARMER.  They were living with William (50 PA) (listed as James in the 1860 census) and Jane (44 PA) FARMER. Their siblings were David (21), William (18), Mary (16), Nancy (14), Sarah (12), Eliza (10), Isaac (6), and Elizabeth (4). All the children were born in OH. Joseph and Jacob's mother was Jane Hough. 1870 Census, Series: T132 Roll 10, Baldwin Twp, Sherburne Co, MN, page 540:  Joseph FARMER, age 33 OH, farmer.  Nobody else listed with him.   1910 Census, Stirling Road, Sedro Woolley, Skagit Co WA, Dwelling 256, Family 267:  Joseph FARMER, age 74 OH, single, father born PA, mother born England, farmer on own farm.   Pension Index:  Joseph FARMER, G 114th and H 120th OH Inf.     Joseph applied for an invalid's pension in 1889 July 1 in Minnesota.   A Joseph Farmer was a patentee for land in Sherburne County Minnesota.  The patent was issued 15 Ap 1873. You can find this at the GLO site:  http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/   However, in the 1880 census I don't find Joseph in Minnesota.  I do find a Joseph the right age in Flushing, Belmont County, OH. His wife was Mary L.   There was a person by that name in Belmont county in 1860 and 1880 but not in 1870.  Pension Card:  Joseph died 28 Mar 1918 at Sedro Woolley, WA.   Washington Death Certificates:  Joseph FARMER died 23 Mar 1918, Sedro-Woolley, Skagit Co WA; age 78, born <1840>.

Fetzer, George E.    23 Aug 1862 George, age 21, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263, as a Corporal.  He was appointed 1 Jan 1864; captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point, on Red River LA; mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase OH. George enlisted in Milton Twp. Hardesty's Richland:  "During Mr. Fetzer's army life, being a carpenter by trade, he was often detailed for duty on the pioneer corps."  "Pioneers - Soldiers detailed to carry out duties similar to those of mdern combat engineers such as cutting roads, repairing bridges and works, and dismantling enemy artillery, fortifications, and railroads..." Father: Barnhart FETZER Mother:  Catherine YOUNKER Birth:  3 Aug 1838, Canaan Twp, Wayne Co OH Marriage:  Susanna HOFF, dau of Philip and Julia [BLOCHER] HOFF Death:  18 May 1920, Wayne Twp, Wayne Co OH Cemetery: Wooster Cem, Wayne Co OH  Wooster Cemetery, Wayne Co OH, Section 19 1850 Census, Canaan Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 384: Barnhart FATZER, age 41 Europe, farmer; Catherine, age 31 Europe; George, age 12 OH; Margaret, age 11 OH; Samuel, age 5 OH; Joseph, age 4 OH; Susanna, age 2 OH.   1860 census George, age 22,  was listed as a carpenter living with James(age 25) and Margaret Hoff. [1156 GALLAGHER file] George E. FETZER was living at Madisonburg, Wayne co OH, age 56....dated 1 Sep 1894.   George E. Fetzer married Susanna Hoff 25 Jan 1866 in Wayne Coutny OH. Hardesty's Wayne page 504:  "Mrs. Fetzer [Susan Hoff] was born in Milton township, Wayne county, April 18, 1844.  Her parents were Philip and Julia A. (Blocher) Hoff.  Mr. and Mrs. Fetzer have two children: Allen Myron, born November 28, 1866, and Clarence Edwin, born September 15, 1871......Mr. Fetzer is engaged in farming; his address is Madisonburg, Ohio." George E. Fetzer had a big public sale at his residence at stop 118 on the C.S. and C. electric line 7 miles north of Wooster and 5½ miles south of Creston on Thursday Jan. 22, 1920. Obituary:  Wednesday 9 June 1920 Creston Journal   George E. Fetzer was born in Canaan Township, Wayne county, Ohio, August 3, 1838, and died May 18,.1920, aged 81 years, 9 months and 15 days.  He was the eldest son of Barnhart and Catherine Younker Fetzer.  On January 25, 1866 he was united in marriage to Miss Susan Hoff, who survives.  They were married by the Rev. Joshua Derr at the parsonage of the Reformed church in Wooster.  To this union were born two sons, Allen Myron, who lives on the old homestead, and Clarence Edwin, of Cleveland.    Shortly after their marriage they moved to Iowa, removing to Michigan a year later, where they resided for nine years, returning to Wayne county, Ohio in 1876, since which time they have lived on the same farm, seven miles north of Wooster at stop 118 on the Cleveland, Southwestern and Columbus line, where Mr. Fetzer died.   On August 23, 1862, he answered the call of his country, enlisting as a private soldier in Co. H, 120th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Capt. J. B. Taylor of Wooster.  December 2, 1863, he was promoted to corporal for meritorious services on the field.  He was captured at Snaggy Point on the Red River expedition and spent 13 months in that den of cruelty, Camp Ford, Texas.    Early in life Mr. Fetzer united with the Reformed church, later transferring his membership to the Evangelical Lutheran church of which he was an officer for many years and a faithful member at the time of his death.  Funeral services were held at the Lutheran Church at Smithville on Friday, May 21, 1920, conducted by his Pastor, Rev. Miller, assisted by Rev. S. P. Keifer.  Appropriate rites were also held by the Given Post G.A.R., and other comrads [sic]. Burial was made in the Wooster cemetery. George E. Fetzer, Civil War Veteran,  is buried in Wooster Cemetery, 1838-1920.   George is identified as being in Company H 120th on the flagholder.  Dates for George are 3 Aug 1838 to 18 May 1920.  His wife is buried with him...Susanna Hoff, 28 Ap 1844 to 1 Sep 1931. Pension Index:  George E FETZER, G 114th and H 120th OH Inf.   Invalid filed in OH in 1888 Feb 5.  Widow, Susanna FETZER, filed 1920 May 29 in OH.  Pension Card:  George died 18 May 1920 at Wayne Twp, Wayne Co OH.     Contributors/researchers for George Fetzer NAME EMAIL webmaster - Rachel RLyon1934@aol.com

Flaharty, George A.    23 Aug 1862 George, age 25, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  He was transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.  Transferred to Company E, 48th OVI., 24 July 1865.  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.   Father:  James FLAHARTY Mother:  Elizabeth ARMENTROUT Birth:  11 Aug 1837, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH Marriage:  1Caroline WEANT, 12 Mar 1867, Richland Co OH 2??? Death:   7 Jan 1905 Cemetery: Independence-Butler Cem, Worthington Twp, Richland Co  OH Photo Credit:  Jill Weikle at Find a Grave George Flaharty and Caroline, his wife, are buried in Independence-Butler cemetery, Worthington Twp., Richland County OH.  He has a GAR flagholder but no regiment is indicated on it.  He died 7 Jan 1905, age 67 yrs, 4 m., 26 dys.  Caroline died 2 Jun 1892, age 47 yrs, 6 m., 13 dys. Pension Index:  George A FLAHARTY, E 48th, K 114th, H 120th OH Inf.    Invalid filed 1879 Dec 29...no state given. Hardesty's Richland: After the surrender of Vicksburg in July 1863, George "was taken sick with the chills and fever and was sent home on a sixty days furlough, rejoined his regiment at St. Charles, Arkansas." While in Louisiana some time after the capture of the City Belle, he obtained a 60 day furlough after which "He was sent to the hospital at New Orleans for five months, and was then ordered to rejoin his regiment stationed at Plaquemine, Louisiana." Hardesty's Richland:  George A Flaharty..."was born in Worthington township, Richland county, Ohio, August 11, 1837, the son of James and Elizabeth (Armentrout) Flaharty.  He married Caroline Weant, at Independence [Richland county], Ohio, March 12, 1867.  Mrs. Flaharty was born in Richland county, November 20, 1844, a daughter of John and Catharine (Ingle) Weant.  They have two children: Charley C, born February 1, 1868, and Gertrude May, born November 9, 1872.  Mr. Flaharty is engaged in business as a carpenter.  His post office address is Butler, Richland county, Ohio." 1850 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland County, OH, page 289:  James FLAHARTY, age 52 VA, farmer; Elizabeth, age 48 VA; Anuzia [male], age 20 OH; Nancy, age 18 OH; Emily, age 17 OH; Alpheus, age 15 OH; George, age 13 OH. 1860 Census, Series M653 Roll 1028, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH, page 184:  James FLUHARTY, age 62 VA, farmer; Elizabeth, age 57 VA; Anzil [male], age 30 OH, farmer; Emily, age 27 OH; Alpheus, age 25 OH; George, age 22 OH, carpenter. 1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 1261, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH, page 417:  Geo FLAHARTY, age 32 OH, carpenter; Caroline, age 25 OH; Charles, age 2 OH; Catherine WEANT, W [probably stands for widow], age 64 PA; Merse DEHAVEN [female], age 37 PA, domestic servant. 1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1061, Independence, Richland Co OH, page 278:  George FLAHARTY, age 42 OH, carpenter, father born PA, mother born VA; Caroline, wife, age 35 OH, parents born PA; Charles, son, age 12 OH; Gertrude, daughter, age 7 OH; Catharine WEANT, mother in law; age 73 PA, parents born PA.   Wife, Caroline died 2 Jun 1892 1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1317, Butler village,  Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH, page 201:  James DOWNING, age 36 OH, born Nov 1863, married 7 yrs, parents born VA; Gertrude, wife, age 27 OH, born Nov 1872, married 7 yrs, 2 children/2 still living, parents born OH; Gladys, daughter, age 6 OH; born Sep 1893; Paul, son, age 2 OH, born June 1897; George FLAHARTY, father in law, age 62 OH, born Aug 1837, widowed, carpenter, parents born Ireland.   George died 7 Jan 1905.   GEORGE A. FLAHARTY died Saturday about 2:30 p.m. at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J.W. Downing, at Mansfield, after several months illness with a complicated disease. The funeral took place at 10 a.m. Monday and the remains were brought to Butler on No. 4. Appropriate services were conducted at the Evangelical Church, by Rev. Otto Spreng, and interment was made in the Butler Cemetery. Deceased was aged 67 years, 4 months and 11 days. and was a veteran of the Civil War. He did valiant services for the union during the great conflict, being in the service of his country nearly four years. He leaves son son, C.C. Flaharty, of Butler, and one daughter, Mrs. J.W. Downing, of Mansfield. He was twice married, the first wife being Katharine Weant, who died several years ago. (Bellville Messenger: 13 January 1905, Vol. 13, No. 1) Contributed by Judy Farst at Find a Grave Pension Card:  Co H 120th OH Inf, Co E 48th OH Inf.  Note with the name David JENKINS, Co E 153rd OH Inf.

Foss, John J. A.    20 Aug 1862 John, age 18, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263, as a Private.  He was wounded 28 Dec 1862 in the battle of Chickasaw Bayou, Miss; captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point, LA; mustered out  6 July 1865 at Camp Chase, OH.  Father: Mother:   Birth:  <1844> Marriage:   Death:   Cemetery:

Fox, Peter    21 Aug 1862 Peter, age 33, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  Peter was transferred to Co. G, 21st Regiment, Veteran Reserve Corps on 15 Feb 1864;  he was discharged 21 June 1865 on Surgeon's certificate of disability. Hardesty's Wayne County Roll of Honor says that Peter Fox enlisted at Apple Creek and was wounded at Memphis TN. Father:   Adam FOX Mother:  Margaret STEFIE Birth:  5 Apr 1829 PA Marriage:  Katharine GIGNE or GAGNE Death:  15 Aug 1913, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH Cemetery: Applecreek Cem, Wayne Co OH One side had Catherine, wife of Peter, died 28 Feb 1891. The front of the stone looks like it says Father and Mother. The side opposite Catherine has nothing that I could read.   Can't find in 1850 in Ohio....could still have been in PA.  There are two possibles at least.   1860 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 16:  Peter Fox, 30 years old and his birthplace was PA.  His wife Catherine, age 33, was born in Ireland.  No children are listed. Wayne county births in probate records: Male child born 29 Sep 1867 to Peter and Catharine Fox. 1870 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 181:   Peter FOX, age 41 PA, day laborer; Catharine, age 35 Ireland; Maggie A, age 7 OH; Alvord [male], age 4 OH; Sylvester, age 2 OH.  [Ohio Births:  Peter and Catharine Fox in Wayne Co OH had a male child on 29 Sep 1867.] 1880 Census, East Union Township, Wayne Co OH, page 170:  Peter FOX age 48 PA,day laborer, parents born PA; Catherine, wife, age 51 Ireland, parents born Ireland; Margaret, daughter, age 17 OH, housework; Alvord, son, age 14 OH.   1900 Census, Series: T623 Roll: 1331, Apple Creek, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 154:  A.W. FOX, age 34 OH, born May 1866, married 9 yrs, farm laborer, father born PA, mother born Ireland; Ida, wife, age 31 IN, born Aug 1868, married 9 yrs, 1 child/1 still living, parents born OH;  Peter FOX, father, age 68 PA, born Apr 1832, retired laborer, parents born PA; Peter A. FOX Jr., son, age 7 OH, born July 1892 father born OH, mother born IN.   1910 Census, Series: T624 Roll: 1239, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 152:  Ward A FOX, age 49 OH, first marriage, married 19 yrs, farm laborer, father born PA, mother born Ireland; Ida M, wife, age 41 IN, first marriage, married 19 yrs, 1 child/1 still living, parents born OH; Albert P, son, age 17 OH, single, father born OH, mother born IN; Petter, father, age 81 PA, widowed, parents born PA, own income, [looks like column 30 is marked for military service]. Pension Card:  Peter FOX, Co H 120th OH Inf, Co G 21st Vet Reserve Corps.  Peter died 15 Aug 1913.   Ohio Civil War Veterans Grave Registration site lists Peter Fox of Company H 120th OVI buried in Wayne County. Wayne County Grave Registration book: Peter Fox of Wayne county was buried in Apple Creek Cemetery #2, Lot #21, Block #2 grave #4.  There is no marker, according to this book but his grave is listed in the Wayne County Burials book.....so the existence of a stone is in question. Wayne County Burials book lists only this one: Apple Creek Cemetery, East Union Twp, Wayne co OH Peter Fox, veteran Civil War, no dates Catherine wife of Peter died 1891 It says in the book age 37 years, but the Catherine above in the census would have been about 64.  If the age was given on the stone, I could not read it. Death record in Ohio:  File # 49606, Peter FOX died 15 Aug 1913 at East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Widower.  Farmer.  Born 5 Apr 1829 in PA.  Parents Adam FOX and Margaret STEFIE, born PA.  Burial Applecreek OH.  Informant A. W. FOX of Apple Creek OH.   Son, Alvord?'s Death record in Ohio: File # 77636, Alvoid Ward FOX, or Apple Creek, died 11 Dec 1944 at Apple Creek OH.  Married.  Farmer.  Wife Ida May BENEFIE?.  Born 5 May 1866 in Apple Creek OH.  Father Peter FOX, born PA.  Mother Katharine GIGNE or GAGNE, born Ireland.  Informant,  Albert FOX of Apple Creek OH.

Gaddis, Johnson R. *    15 Aug 1862 Johnson, age 24, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263, as a Sergt.  He was reduced to Corporal from 1st Sergt. 16 Nov 1862 at his own request; appointed Sergt. 28 Dec 1862; died 7 Oct 1863 at Carrollton LA.  Roll of Honor lists Johnson Gaddis as being buried in Chalmette, Louisiana in Monument Cemetery.  Chalmette is in St. Bernard parish.  There is a national cemetery at Chalmette.  But he was not listed at that site.  Father:  Abner GADDIS Mother:  Martha BYAL Birth:  1835 East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH Marriage:  Sarah Elizabeth WILLFORD, 1861, Wayne Co OH Death:  7 Oct 1863, Carrollton LA Cemetery: stone at Crown Hill Cem, Orrville, OH   Not on Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865.  Not found on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960 Relationship:  Brother in law of Cyrus J. WILFORD, Co A 120th OVI Photo Credit:  Jerry Holderfield The cemetery stone shows Johnson's service in Company H 120th OVI.  Wayne County Burials book: Johnson R. Gaddis is buried in Crown Hill cemetery, Orrville, Wayne co OH The book says he was buried 8 Oct 1863, age 28 years.  This is probably just be a memorial stone and not his true burial place....see below. Also buried there is Sallie E, buried 16 Feb 1927 at age 87 years.  [This must be his wife Sarah Elizabeth.] In addition, buried there are Isa E. buried 15 Jan 1936 age 67 and Frank F, buried 20 Aug 1942 age 81. ___________ Researcher/Contributor:  Jerry Collins,   Jerry.collins@abbott.com Johnson R. Gaddis was born in 1835 in East Union Twp. Wayne Coutny OH.  He was the son of Abner GADDIS and Martha BYAL.  He married Sarah Elizabeth WILLFORD. [IGI says they were married about 1861 in Wayne County.] Johnson's siblings were: Sarah (1817),  Harriet (1820), Julia, Ruth(married Isaiah Keiffer of Company A...see Company A), Nancy (1823), Clark (1827), and Martha (1837). ____________________ 1850 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 207:  Abner GETTIS, age 63 PA, farmer; Martha, age 56 MD;   Nancy? age 27 OH; Clark, age 23 OH; Johnson, age 15 OH; Martha, age 13 OH.   Wife: 1860 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 390, Family 404: Elizabeth WILFORD, age 51 PA, farmer; Sarah, age 20 OH; Mary, age 16 OH; George P, age 13 OH.  [The father, Jacob, died in 1849.] 1860 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 24:  Martha GIDDES, age 65 VA;  John, age 25 OH, carpenter.   Ohio, County Marriages:  Mr. Johnson R. GEDDIS married Miss Sallie Emma WILFORD, 5th Mar 1861, Wayne Co OH.   1870 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 55, Family 54:  Elisabeth WILFORD, age 61 PA, housekeeper; Geo. P. WILFORD, age 24 OH, tinner; Sarah GADDIS, age 31 OH, housekeeper; Francis E GADDIS, [male] age 8 OH; S G KAUFMAN, age 25 PA, preacher; Mary M. KAUFMAN, age 26 OH, school teacher.   1880 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 320, Family 327:  Elizabeth WILFORD, age 70 PA, father born MD, mother born PA, widow; Sarah GADDIS, daughter, age 42 OH, widow; Francis E GADDIS, age 17 OH, grandson, parents born PA; Mary DILLON, servant, age 12 OH, father born Canada, mother born OH.   Pension index:  Johnson R Gaddis, Co H 120th.  Widow's pension for Sallie E GADDIS in 1863 Nov 24. Guardianship information Wayne County OH: Year of the guardianship was 1864.  Johnson Gaddes [deceased].  Probate case #2547   J6-233 Child: Francis E. born 19 Jun 1861 Guardian:  Sally Gaddes ------------------ Pension record information from Debbie Ferdetta:  [1475]"....soldier was healthy before enlistment, but while in the service contracted chronic diarrhea - which after six months duration caused heart dropsy of which he died at Camp Carrolton, La. Oct 8, 1863."  [1476] also says soldier died 8 Oct 1863.  Sally E. GADDIS states that she married Johnson R. GADDIS, 4 Mar 1861, by James A. Reed.  [also in (1481) official paper for marriage]  Her post office:  Orrville, Wayne Co OH.  Child Frances Elmer WILLFORD, age 2 yrs 19 June 1863 was residing with Sally when this paper was signed on 17 Nov 1863.   [1478] Soldier died 7 Oct 1863 at Carrolton, LA.   [1483]Thomas and Nancy ORR were present at the birth of Francis E. GADDIS, minor.  The doctor was Alexander ADAMS who to theeir personal knowedge was dead at the time of this testimony, 3 Dec 1866. [1484] Sallie GADDIS died 16 Feb 1927.   [1495] Sallie GADDIS was born 14 Dec 1839, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH.   On 31 Oct 1916 her address was Marshallville, OH.  In this paper Salley E. GADDIS says that she married Johnson in 1858.

Gallagher, Daniel    21 Aug 1862 Daniel, age 37, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263, as a Sergt.  He remained with the120th until he was transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864. Mustered out 24 July 1865 at Galveston TX by reason of consolidation. Father: Mother:   Birth:   Marriage:  1Diana [PA]                                   2Sarah E. POWERS MERCER Death:  1 Sep 1896 at Mansfield OH Cemetery:  Parents?????? Married Diana 1860 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland County, OH, page 180:  Daniel GALLAIGHER, age 33 PA, carpenter; Dinna, age 29 PA; William, age 10 PA; Mary, age 6 OH; Amanda, age 7 OH; James, age 3 OH.   1870 Census, Madison Twp,  Richland County, OH, page 110: Daniel GOLLAHER, age 45 PA, carpenter; Diana, age 37 PA; William, age 20 PA, laborer; Amanda, age 17 OH; Mary E, age 15 OH; James H, age 13 OH; Emma, age 4 OH; Charles, age 1 OH.   2nd Marriage:  Sarah E. POWERS MERCER 1880 Census, Mansfield, Richland, Ohio:  Daniel GALLAGHER, age 53 PA, car inspector on railroad, parents born PA; Sarah E, wife, age 41 OH, washer woman, father born OH, mother born NY; Charles, son, age 11 OH, parents born PA; Berite V, daughter, age 3 OH, father born PA, mother born OH; Bertha I, daugher, age 3 OH, father born PA, mother born OH; Minnie B, age 11 months OH, father born PA, mother born OH; Alice C MERCER, step daughter, age 18 OH, servant, parents born OH; William MERCER, step son, age 14 OH, laborer, parents born OH; David MERCER, age 12 OH, parents born OH; Ida M MERCER, step daughter, age 8 OH, parents born OH; Charles MERCER, step son, age 6 OH, parents born OH; MERCER, other, male, age one month OH, parents born OH.   Pension index:  Daniel GALLAGHER of Co K 114th OH INF and Co H 120th OVI and Unassigned 48th OH Inf, applied 3 June 1885 in OH.  Pension Card:  Widow also applied.  Note for J. D. MERCER, Co F 82nd OH Inf. So the widow probably remarried.  Daniel died 1 Sep 1896 at Mansfield OH.   1890 Special Veterans Schedule: Daniel GALLAGHER of Co K 114th is listed.  Post Office Mansfield, Richland County OH.   Daniel GALLAGHER was reported to have died in the past year at the 1897 Reunion of the 120th held at Fredricksburg OH.  (Wooster Weekly Republican, Wednesday 9 June 1897) But where is Daniel buried???  Is he buried at Mansfield Cem with Sarah? 1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1316, 8th ward Mansfield, Richland Co OH, page 236:  Sarah E GALLAGHER, age 61 OH, widow, born Feb 1839, 9 children/8 still living, father born OH, mother born NY; William MERCER, son, age 33 OH, single, born July 1866, teamster, parents born OH; Ida M MERCER, daughter, age 28 OH, single, born July 1871, laundress, parents born OH; Minnie B GALLAGHER, daughter, age 20 OH, single, born June 1879, parents born OH; Etta D HISER, grand daughter, age 10 OH, born Jan 1890, parents born OH.   1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 1225, East 2nd St., 4th ward Mansfield, Richland Co OH, page 240:  Sarah E GALLAGHER, age 71 OH, widow, 9 children/7? still living, father born OH, mother born NY; William MERCER, son, age 46 OH, single, teamster for coal company, parents born OH.   Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File #60000?, Sarah E GALLIGHER died 28 Jan 1917 at Mansfield, Richland Co OH.  Widowed.  Born 11 Feb 1838 in OH.  Father John POWERS.  Mother Sarah E POWERS, born OH [I think this question might have been misunderstood, but it has OK marked beside it]  Burial Mansfield Cem.  Informant Allis SALES, of Mansfield OH.  [Sarah's first marriage, Richland Co Probate Court record:  James D MERCER married Sarah E POWERS on 5 Apr 1860 in Richland Co OH.] ___________ Pension information from Debbie Ferdetta: [1124] Pensioner Sarah E. GALLAGHER died 28 Jan 1917. [1125] Soldier was on ambulance detail 13th Army Corps with which Regiment served for March and Apil and May and June 1865.   [1127 - 1128] Sarah E. had previously been married to Jams D MERCER [their first marriage] who died 2 Feb 1875 as a result of disease contracted during his service in the War.  Soldier MERCER had been a private in C. F, 82nd OVI.  They had married 5 April 1860.  MERCER had served from Feb 1864 to 24 July 1865 with an honorable discharge.  On 3 Feb 1876 Sarah married Daniel GALLAGHER.   Sarah's children with MERCER: Alice, 19 Jan 1862 [Corrcted to 19 Jan 1863 in file 1163] William J., 10 July 1866 David E., 19 Mar 1868 [ Corrected to 27 Mar 1868 in file 1163] Ida, 20 July 1871 Charles, 31 Aug 1873 [1130 -1131]  Daniel GALLAGHER came down with chronic Diarrhea at Youngs Point, LA, Jan 1863. The disease continued for weeks and he was treated by Dr. C C Stouffer.  Sept 1864, severe cold at Morganzia Bend which resulted in lung problems.  He then continued to suffer from both diseases.  At Plaquemine, LA, on the Mississippi River in Dec 1863 or Jan 1864 he injured his back while he "and two or three others were unloading ahogshead of sugar, some of the men slipped throwing the greater weight of the hogshead against [him] and he making an estra exertion to save himself strained his back...."  This resulted in kidney trouble.   [1132] During the five years before Daniel GALLAGHER enlisted he lived at Newville, Richland Co OH and was a carpenter.  For four years after discharge he lived at Independence, Richland Co OH and then at Mansfield.  Has been two thirds to three fourths disabled for active manual labor.   [1141]  Gallagher was also in the 48th Battalion OH Inf, but was unassigned.   [1165]  On 28 July 1897, Sarah had to supply addresses for her MERCER children: Alice C. Mercer SALYLES, Oak St, Mansfield OH William J. MERCER, 317 3rd St, Mansfield OH David E. MERCER, killed 3 July 1897 by accident; widow Ida and two children, Akron OH Ida MERCER, No 1, 317 3rd St, Mansfield OH Charles W. MERCER,  317 3rd St, Mansfield OH...Sarah was at this same address.     [start with 1166 GALLAGER filed]

GRANT, Bryant   12 Sept 1862       Bryan GRANT Bryant, age not given, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263, as a 1st Lieut.   There is nothing in the remarks section of the Roster book.  In a letter to the Wooster Republican for 27 Nov 1862 James Taylor stated:"Our 1st Lieutenant Bryan Grant, has not been with the regiment since we left Camp Mansfield, nor have we heard from him, suppose he is unable to join the regiment." Father:  Isaac Travis GRANT Mother:  Maria ALEXANDER Birth:  8 Mar 1833, Schaghticoke, New York. Marriage:  1Edith M. Naylor 25 Sep 1856 in Wayne County OH 2Mary Ann Gillepsie on 8 Dec 1880 Death:   Cemetery:  According to one researcher, Bryan Grant was the son of Isaac Travis Grant and Maria Alexander of New York state.  His birth is given as 8 Mar 1833 in Schaghticoke, New York.  They list four children for Bryan and Edith: Cora (1858), Wallace (1861), Cora Lena (1864), and Bertha Adeline (1868).  Edith died 22 Sep 1878 and Bryant married Mary Ann Gillepsie on 8 Dec 1880 and had one child Herbert Alexander Grant in 1884.  I found Bryant's father possibly buried in Hillside Cemetery, Pittstown, Rensselaer Co, NY.(Click here for that site.) 1850 Census, Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, NY, page 30:  Isaac T GRANT, age 38 NY, mechanic; Malysa? [female], age 18 NY; Bryan, age 17 NY, student; John T, age 15 NY, student; George CARY, age 30 NY, teamster; Ann BRYAN, age 25 Ireland; Matilda GRANT, age 12 NY; John W. THOMPSON, age 22 NY, mechanic; Oscar? [male], age 17 NY, mechanic.   A Bryant Grant married Edith M. Naylor 25 Sep 1856 in Wayne County OH. 1860 Census, Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, NY, page 0: Bryan GRANT, age 26 NY, lawyer; Edith M, age 24 NY; Sarah DOCERTY, age 25 Ireland, domestic.   1870 Census, New York, Ward 22 District 11 [2nd enum], New York, New York, page 351:  Bryan GRANT, age 40 NY, telegraph operator; Edith, age 35 NY; Wallace, age 10 NY; Lena, age 7 NY, Bertha, age 3 NY.   1880 Census, New York, Manhattan, New York City-Greater, NY:  page 52.2000:   James GRANT, age 45 NY, telegraph operator, widowed, parents born NY; Wallace, son, age 21 NY, clerk, single, parents born NY.  They are living in a boarding house run by Lydia C PHILLIPS.   1880 Lena and Bertha are living in Ohio with their maternal grandparents. 1880 Census, Wooster, Wayne County, OH, page 390.4000:  Joseph R NAYLOR, age 65 PA, tailor, parents born PA; Adaline, age 62 NY, wife, parents born CT; Coraleen GRANT, age 16 NY, granddaughter, parents born NY; Bertha A GRANT, age 12 New Jersey, parents born NY.   Mary Ann Gillepsie on 8 Dec 1880 1900 Census, Bloomfield Ward 1, Essex County, New Jersey, page 12B:  Bryan GRANT, age 66 NY, born Mar 1834, married 19 yrs, parents born NY, can't read occupation;  Mary A, wife, age 44 NY, born Aug 1855, married 19 yrs, one child/one still living, parents born England; Herbert A, son, age 16 NY, Married? parents born NY, in school.   1910 Census, Park Ave, East Orange, Ward 5, Essex County, NJ, page 12B:  H A GRANT, age 26 NY, paper or commercial traveller, parents born NY;  Ruth H, wife,  age 21 NJ, father born NY, mother born England; Herbert A, son,  age 5 months, father born NY, mother born NJ; Bryan, age 76 NY, marked as son, second marriage, married 29 yrs, parents born NY, commercial editor, not marked as being in the Union Army; Mary A, age 53 NY, marked as being daughter in law, first marriage, married 29 yrs, one child/one still living, parents born Ireland.   Bryan is not listed with son Herbert in 1920. [1860 census Hester Grant, Wayne County Oh Plain twp.  page 198...I don't know if this person is related to Bryant.]

Griner, Andrew  15 Aug 1862            [Grenor, Greiner] Andrew, age 18,  is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  Andrew was transferred to Co K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864. Transferred to Company E, 48th OVI, 24 July 1864.  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.   Andrew enlisted at Wooster. Father:  Frederick GRINER Mother:  Sarah KINTNER Birth:  21 Nov 1843, Green twp, Wayne Co OH Marriage:  Margaret SANDS Death:  24 Apr 1932 in Bedford, Cuyahoga Co OH Cemetery: Polk Cem, Jackson Twp, Ashland Co OH   Andrew Griner is buried in Polk Cemetery, Jackson Twp., Ashland Co. OH.  The flag holder lists him as A.J. Greiner, Company H, 120 Reg. OVI.  The stone is flat in the ground.  It lists him as Pvt 120 Ohio Infantry, Civil War.  The dates given on it are 10 Oct 1843 and 24 Ap 1931. [These dates don't agree with the death certificate.] Buried beside Andrew is his son Grant S. Griner with a Spanish American War flagholder.  The flat stone lists him as Cpl 8 Ohio Infantry Spanish American War.  The dates listed for son, Grant, are 20 Ap 1869 and 23 June 1939. Soldier, Farmer, Grocer, Carpenter, Railway Agent, Mayor, Musician History of Ashland County, Ohio by A. J. Baughman, 1909 Andrew J. Griner     Andrew J. Griner, who has farm holdings in Jackson township, is now residing in the village of Polk, of which he at present is acting in the executive capacity of mayor, and also previously served in that office for several terms.  He was born in Green township, Wayne county, this state, November 21, 1843, a son of Frederick and Sarah (Kintner) Griner, both of whom came from Dauphin county, Pennsylvania, with their parents in the early pioneer days and were among those who assisted in developing the natural resources of this part of the state, in which they attained to considerable prominence.  The name Griner is one which gained a wide reputation through these parts through the paternal grandfather, Philip G., who for a number of years kept a tavern at Smithville in Wayne county, the inn in those days being far different from the ordinary tavern of today by reason of the fact that they were not simply drinking places but particularly the meeting places of travelers and people throughout the community, who there entered into discussions of public questions, debating those issues upon which depend the public welfare.  The father was an agriculturist, the tract of land he cultivated having been transformed from thick woodland into fertile fields, his son assisting in the work of improvement.     At the outbreak of the Civil war Andrew J. Griner enlisted, on August 15, 1862, in Company H., One Hundred and Twentieth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, serving throughout the struggle and being honorably discharged on October 16, 1865.  His regiment witnessed much hard service in the army of the Mississippi particularly at the siege of Vicksburg, being present at the surrender.  A. J. Griner participated in six battles with the regiment and for a period of thirty days in the three years was under continuous fire.  However, Mr. Griner was fortunate in that he was never taken prisoner nor seriously wounded, although, as in the case of many others, he returned from the conflict with his health greatly impaired.  Following the war he returned home and for two years assisted his father on the farm, presently removing to Fayette county, Illinois, where he engaged in farming for about one year.  In 1869 he removed to Decatur, Illinois, where for one year he became interested in the grocery business, after which for a period of four years he worked at the carpenter trade.  In the fall of 1872 returning to Wayne county, he managed his father's farm for two years, and then removed to Medina county, where for four years he followed general agricultural pursuits.  Again returning to Wayne county he settled near West Salem, where he followed farming and stock-raising for four years and in 1884 removed to Burbank, Wayne county, where for eight years he plied his craft as a carpenter.  In 1892, Mr. Griner again had recourse to farming, this time near Albion, where he remained until 1894, when he went to Polk, where he devoted his time to agriculture and carpentry until February, 1909, when he was appointed agent for the Cleveland Southwestern & Columbus Railway, the duties of which office he is now performing.     On January 23, 1863, Mr. Griner wedded Miss Margaret Sands, a daughter of John and Elizabeth (Frank) Sands, her father a prominent clergyman of the Reformed church.  Mrs. Griner entered into rest April 27, 1904.  To this union were born two children:  Grant S. and Lodell G., both of whom reside with their father.     Mr. Griner is a republican in politics, taking an active interest in the affairs of the party and frequently has been a delegate to county and district conventions.  Being a man of intelligence and highly respected for his administrative ability he was elected as chief executive of Polk in 1900 and served for two terms, covering a period of four years.  In 1906, he was again elected and is still performing the duties of that office.  He belongs to McCarty Post, No. 182, G.A.R., of which several times he has been commander, having also filled various other offices in that organization of which he at the present time is commander.  He is well known throughout Grand Army circles and on a number of occasions has been sent by his post as a delegate to state and national encampments. His religious affiliations are with the Methodist Episcopal church, to which he has belonged for many years and in which also he is an active worker.  Being a musician of considerable ability and at the same time a teacher of vocal and instrumental music he finds recreation by this means and since coming to Polk has been chorister in the Methodist Episcopal church.  Mr. Griner is one of the most enterprising and public-spirited men in the community, always ready to further all movements designed for its betterment particularly favoring good roads and schools, and in him the municipality finds one of its most honorable and excellent citizens. 1850 Census, Green Twp, Wayne County OH with Frederick, a farmer, and Sarah Griner.  Andrew Griner (age 7 born in OH);  Philip (11), Frederick (4), Israel (3 months).  Also living there were Samuel Mellinger (20), and Elizabeth Keefer (28). [Researcher also lists a sister Mary born in 1846 who lived to adulthood, but she is not in the census.] 1860 Census Green Township Wayne County OH Frederick (44) and Sarah (40) both born in PA;  Andrew Griner (age 18);  Philip (21), Frederick (16), Israel (12), Simon (6), and Elizabeth (15).  All the children were born in OH. An Andrew J. Griner married Margaret Sands 23 Jun 1866 in Wayne County OH. 1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 249, Decatur Twp, Macon Co IL, page 336:  Andrew GRINER, age 26 OH, day laborer; Margaret, age 30 OH; Grant, age 1 IL.   1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1047, Harrisville Twp, Medina Co OH, page 281:  Andrew GRINER, age 36 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Margaret, wife, age 40 OH, father born MD, mother born OH; Grant, son, age 11 OH, works on farm; Ada, daughter, age 8 OH.   1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1237, Polk, Jackson Twp, Ashland Co OH, page 63:  Andrew GRINER, age 56 OH, born Nov 1843, married 34 yrs, carpenter, parents born PA; Margaret, wife, age 60 OH, born Oct 1839, married 34 yrs, 2 children/2 still living, father born PA, mother born OH.   1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 1151, Main St, Polk, Jackson Twp, Ashland Co OH, page 102:  Andrew J GRINER, age 65 OH, widowed, Agent for electric railroad; parents born PA, column 30 not marked for military service; Ledella, daughter, age 37 OH, single, parents born OH. 1920 Census, Series T625 Roll 1347, North Main st, Polk, Jackson Twp, Ashland Co OH, page 63:  Andrew J GRINER, age 76 OH, widowed, station agent on electric railroad; parents born OH;  Ledelle B?, daughter, age 45 OH, single, parents born OH.   Pension Index:  Andrew GRINER, K 114th, E 48th, and H 120th OH Inf.     Invalid filed 20 Feb 1878.  No state given.  Pension Card:  Andrew died 24 Apr 1932 at Bedford OH.   Death record in Ohio:  File # 22015, Andrew GRINER of 74 Eldred St, died 24 Apr 1932 in Bedford, Cuyahoga Co OH.  Widowed.  Wife Margret GRINER.  Born 21 Nov 1843 at Smithville OH.  Retired farmer.  Parents Frederick GRINER and Mary KINTNER, born Wayne Co OH.  Burial Polk, OH.  Informant Grant S GRINER, of Bedford.   Michelle Simon is researching William R.Griner..........  mgsimon@earthlink.net

Grubaugh, John H   *  22 Aug 1862            John Henry GRUBAUGH John, age 23,  is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private. John died 20 Ap 1863 at Smith's Landing, LA. Unfortunately, the Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book does not tell where John Grubaugh is buried.  It is left blank, just saying that he died at Smith's Landing, La on 20 Ap 1863. Father:  John GRUBAUGH Mother:  Elizabeth RIBLET Birth:  8 Sep 1840 Richland co OH Marriage:  Majora Shaffer, Holmes county OH, 10 Aug. 1861 Death:  20 Apr 1863, Smith's Landing, LA Cemetery: unknown US Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865:  Mistakenly lists John as John H. SCRUBAUGH, Pvt, Co A 120th OH, died 19 Apr 1863 at regimental hospital of acute dysentery. Byron Stanton, regimental surgeon.  Have not found on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960. From Grubaugh researcher Mike Oswald [Lineage connects to John Henry's father]:  John Henry Grubaugh's parents were: John GRUBAUGH b.4-12-1802 d.1-24-1890 Elizabeth RIBLET b.8-16-1816 d.7-24-1892 m.1-21-1836 in Richland County Ohio John and Elizabeth moved to Nebraska between 1860 and 1870. 1850 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland County, OH, page 294:  John GRUBAUGH, age 46 PA, farmer; Elizabeth, age 34 PA; Lucinda, age 15 OH; twins.....John H, age 10 OH; David R. age 10 OH; Isaac M, age 8 OH; William J, age 6 OH; Rachel M, age 3 OH.   1860 Census there is a John GRUBAUGH, age 19 OH, laborer, living with the Newell GRANT family in Middlebury, Knox County, OH.   The soldier, John H's ,siblings and John H. himself: 1. Lucinda Grubaugh b.10-21-1836 Richland Co,OH d.5-25-1923 David City,NE 2. James W Grubaugh b.3-14-1838 Richland Co,OH  d.5-25-1923 David City,NE The death date info on Lucinda and James is from research I've seen that was done in the past; I seriously doubt these two died on the same date. I haven't found a different date for either of them yet... Twins 3. John Henry Grubaugh b.9-8-1840 Richland Co,OH  d.4-20-1863 Smith's Landing,LA 4. David R Grubaugh b.9-8-1840 Richland Co,OH  d.11-20-1915 Huntington, Indiana 5. Wesley Grubaugh b.1841 Knox Co,OH  d.11-20-1915 6. Isaac M Grubaugh b.4-21-1843 Knox Co,OH  d.6-28-1863 Clarksville, TN     Isaac was in Company K, 102nd Reg. OVI.   He died 28 June 1863 in Clarksville TN. 7. William Jefferson Grubaugh b.4-5-1845 Knox Co,OH  d.11-24-1904 Omaha,NE     William was in Co. F, 23rd Regiment OVI 8. Rachel Mary Grubaugh b.1-11-1848 Knox Co,OH  d.3-30-1902 David City,NE 9. George K Grubaugh b.12-3-1850 Knox Co,OH  d.? 10. Sarah Elizabeth Grubaugh b.1-4-1853 Knox Co,OH  d.7-10-1937 David City,NE 11. Matthew Palmer Grubaugh b.10-1-1855 Knox Co,OH  d.1-14-1926 David City,NE [Holmes County marriage book: There is a marriage for a John H. Grubaugh and Majora Shaffer in Holmes county OH on 10 Aug. 1861.]  [Pension listing for John H. Grubaugh:   His widow Margaret filed for a pension on 4 Sep 1863.  A filing was made for a minor on 25 May 1867 with the guardian as William L(?) Walker.  No state was given, so Margaret's residence in those years is still not known.] John Henry and Marjory Shaffer did  have a son.  He was Andrew Jackson Grubaugh, b.11-22-1861; d.9-7-1938.   As far as I know, this is the only child they had.  Andrew married in Licking County, Ohio, and had a family.  John Henry, as far as I know, only lived in Richland County before he entered military service.  I have no record what his occupation was before the war. His wife Marjory Shaffer is a bit of a mystery in my data, I have her birth as 1840, and an unsure death date of about 1866. The verbal history is that she died when son Andrew was about 5 years old - hence the "about 1866" date for her death. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mike Oswald mike@mikegen.iwarp.com

Harbaugh, Horace A.   14 Oct 1862   Horace B HARBAUGH Horace, age 34,  is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  Horace was transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI 27 Nov 1864.  Transferred to Company E of the 48th OVI, 24 July 1865.  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.   Father:  Richard HARBAUGH Mother:  Charlotte FIDLER Birth:  15 Nov 1827, Erie Co PA Marriage:  1Elizabeth FIDLER, Mercer Co OH, 1848                 2Deborah L. WHITE, Williams Co OH, 19 Apr 1866 Death:  8 Dec 1869, Williams Co OH Cemetery: ??????????????? Haven't found 1850 1860 Census, Liberty Twp, Mercer County, OH, page 362:  H B HARBAUGH, age 33 PA, farmer; Elizabeth, age 35 PA; Ellen, age 11 OH; Horace, age 9 OH; Charles, age 7 OH; Elizabeth, age 6 OH; Richard J, age 5 OH; Josiah, age 3 OH; H M LONG, age 13 OH; Wesley LONG, age 15 OH, farm hand.   Contributed by Harbaugh researcher Linda Dunn: jcdecker@gte.net Horace Burton Harbaugh was born in Erie County PA 15 Nov 1827.  His parents were Richard HARBAUGH and Charlotte FIDLER.  Horace had a brother Edwin Richard.  It appears from the 1850 census that Charlotte and son Edwin were living in Williams County OH. Horace married his  first wife  Elizabeth FIDLER in Mercer county OH in 1848.  Their children were Amy Ellen, Horace Greeley, Charles Wesley, Elizabeth, Richard Erwin, Joshua F. (Jesse), Edwin Secord, and Henry Fidler. All these children were born before Horace volunteered for the war.  His first wife died in 1863 while Horace was away at war. After the war he married Deborah L. WHITE in Montpelier, Williams Co Oh 19 Ap 1866.  They had 3 children:  Rebecca Charlotte (1867) and Emaline and Eveline (1868).    Horace died 8 Dec 1869 in Williams County OH. Deborah later moved to Isabella Co MI where she owned property.  1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 1282, Florence, Williams Co OH, page 78:  Deborah HARBAUGH, age 37 PA; Charles, age 17 OH; Elizabeth, age 15 OH; Rebecca, age 3 OH; Emiline, age 2 OH; Evaline, age 2 OH; Charles WILLIAMS, age 11 OH.   1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1077, Florence, Williams Co OH, page 569:  B L HARBAUGH, age 46 PA, parents born PA; Charles E, son, age 21 OH, farm laborer, parents born PA; Rebecca C, daughter, age 12 OH; Emeline, daughter, age 11 OH; Evaline, daughter, age 11 OH.   Pension Index:  Horace B HARBAUGH, H 120th and E 48th Ohio.  Widow Deborah L HARBAUGH filed  in 1889 Oct 7 in Michigan. Pension Card:  Horace died 8 Dec 1869 at Montpelier OH.   1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 718, Rolland Twp, Isabella Co MI, page 196:  Deborah L HARBAUGH, age 67 PA, born Dec 1833 farmer, widowed, 6 children/5 still living, parents born PA; Charles E WILLIAMS, son, age 40 OH, born Dec 1859, single, farmer, father born OH, mother born PA; Prudence WILLIAMS, daughter, age 37 OH, single? or divorced?, born Aug 1862, father born OH, mother born PA.  [Note: in 1910 Prudence was living with Joseph H, age 55 OH,  and Minerva H WILLIAMS and family in Rolland Twp, Isabella Co MI, and is listed as Joseph's sister.  Deborah WHITE married Jesse WILLIAMS in 1852 in Williams Co OH.  In 1860, they are listed with children Joseph H, age 6, and Charles E, age 1, in Florence Twp, Williams Co OH.] Deborah may have died between 1900 and 1910 but I haven't found a record.

Hoff, David L.  19 Aug 1862 David, age 25,  is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private. Transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI 27 Nov 1864. Transferred to Co E, 48th OVI, 24 July 1865.  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.   Hardesty's Wayne County Roll of Honor says that David enlisted at Wooster.  It also says he was wounded at Thompson's Hill. Father:  Jacob HOFF Mother:  Sophia Elizabeth BLOCHER Birth:  1836 Marriage:  Emeline GOCHENOUR Death:  21 Mar 1918 at McEwen, Humphreys Co TN Cemetery: Smithville Cem., Rt. 585, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH. David Hoff is buried in Smithville Cemetery.  1836-1918.  He is buried with his wife Emeline G. 1850-1890.[ The stone indicates that he was the David Hoff of Company H.]  1850 Census, Milton Twp Wayne Co OH, page 133:   He is living with Elisabeth (37 PA), farmer, Sophia (18 PA); John (16 OH), farmer; David Hoff, age 14 OH     [The age in this census actually is closer to the age given in his 1862 enlistment ..age 25. So this may be the correct David, even though the tombstone says 1839.]    Researcher Rayman agrees that this is the right family.....he says that there was another sibling for David named Lucy Ann who was born in 1846.  He also says that David's father was Jacob Hoff.  At World Connect, Rayman says that Jacob's wife was Sophia Elizabeth BLOCHER. 1860 Census, Series M653 Roll 1051, Milton Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 211;  David L HOFF, age 24 OH, farmer; Elizabeth HOFF, age 43 PA.  [Note: Another HOFF family is living nearby....Philip HOFF, age 49 PA.] Listed in the Wooster Republican on 29 January 1863: Listed as being at Overton Hospital, Memphis Tennessee: D. L. Hough, Company H, 120th. [1870 mother Elizabeth HUFF is living alone in Green Twp.] 1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 1281, Milton Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 249:  D L HOFF, age 34 OH, sawyer; Emaline, age 20 OH; Alace, age 1 OH [Death record shows birth: 12 Sep 1868]; Albert, age 6 months OH, [born Dec 1869]   Wayne County OH birth records : David L. HOFF and Emeline GOCHENOUR had the following children: in Milton Township: a baby girl born 12 Sep 1868 in Chippewa Township: Albert G. 6 Dec1869, Samantha 22 Oct 1871, Amanda M. 10 Nov 1873,  and Mary Christena 26 Feb 1876 1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 373, Homestead Twp, Barton Co KS, page 101:  David L HOFF, age 43 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Emaline, wife, age 29 OH, father born PA, mother born OH; Claria A, daughter, age 11 OH; Albert G, son, age 11 OH; Ida S, daughter, age 8 OH; Manerva, daughter, age 6 OH; Mary, daughter, age 4 OH.   1900 Census, Congress Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 139, Family 144:  David HOFF, age 61 OH, born Aug 1838, farm laborer, widowed, parents born PA. David is in the 1910 census in Smithville Ohio. 1910 Census, Series T624, Roll 1239, Prospect St, Smithville, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 167:  David L HOFF, age 73 OH, widowed, no occupation, parents born PA, Column 30 marked UA for military service. Pension Index:  David L HOFF, E and K 114th, H 120th and E 48th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 1883 March 1 in Ohio.  Pension Card:  David died 21 Mar 1918 at McEwen, Humphreys Co TN Ohio Obituary Index:  David HOFF of the 120th died in Tennessee on 21 Mar 1918, born 1836. Rayman......Hoff and Fetzer families fsa00162@mail.wvnet.edu

Hoover, Lewis    21 Aug 1862 Lewis, age 21, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  He was captured 25 May 1863, in action at Raymond, Miss.; exchanged Oct 1863; captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point, on the Red River, LA; mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase, OH. Father:  Martin HOOVER Mother:  Elizabeth SONS Birth: 3 Oct 1839 [Using Date Calculator] Marriage:  ??? Death:  11 Mar 1870, Rittman OH Cemetery:  Hoover-Swagler Cemetery, near Rittman,  Wayne Co, OH Relationship:  Brother of Samuel E. HOOVER, Co H, 120th OVI    Lewis Hoover is buried in Hoover-Swagler Cemetery, Wayne County (Row 7 #1) Died 11 March 1870 at age 30, 5 months, 8 days.  The brother of Lewis named David died in the same accident.       From researcher Don Penrod about this picture: Now for the question of Lewis Hoover's being married or not?  The picture was identified by my grandfather and his sister Alice.  Since neither of them were yet born at the time of Lewis's death (11 Mar 1870) someone else would have had to identify the picture to them, I would suspect either Samuel's sister Sarah or Susan.  Uncle Cleve was raised by the Krofts (Sarah and Henry).  Alice and Walter stayed in close contact with Sarah and Henry, would suppose they were most likely to have identified the picture.  I have re-read the incident on the boiler explosion that killed Lewis.  The article mentions the wives of some of the other fellows, but says nothing about Lewis's wife or family, only that he and his brother David were the sons of Martin Hoover.  In the Hoover/Swagler Cemetery there are no unidentified Hoovers buried there.  Have no idea as to the name or what happened to the woman in the picture. For facts about Lewis' parents and siblings see his brother, Samuel HOOVER, below. Lewis was single but it leaves us wondering about the picture above. Was he single all his life or not? 1850 Census, Wayne Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 295:  Martin HOOVER, age 50 PA; Elizabeth, age 35 PA; Lewis, age 12 PA; Mary, age 10 PA; Samuel, age 8 PA [see below]; David, age 3 PA; George W, age 10 months OH.   1860 Census, Milton Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 210:  Martin HOOVER, age 59 PA, farmer; Elizabeth, age 45 PA; Louis, age 20 PA, farm hand; Mary, age 19 PA; Samuel, age 17 PA; David, age 12 PA; George, age 10 OH; Susan, age 7 OH; Sarah, age 5 OH; John, age 2 OH.   Tragic Death of Lewis Hoover [Note: one rod = 5½ yards] Wooster Republican Thursday March 17, 1870 Awful Explosion of the Saw-Mill Boiler of Messrs. Knupp, Hoover & Shook, in Milton Tp, on Friday last! Seven Men Killed Instantly! We are indebted to the politeness of J. S. Paul Esq., of Smithville, for the following facts in relation to the terrible boiler explosion in Milton Township on Friday last.  Mr. Paul went to the scene of destruction and made careful inquiry, and his account will no doubt prove to be substantially correct.  Mr. Paul says:"On last Friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, the boiler in the saw-mill of Knupp & Co., near Shinersburg, Milton Township, exploded, killing seven men--all who were about the mill.  I visited the scene of the disaster yesterday, and gathered the following facts, which are as near correct as I could obtain them. "The mill is located about 1½ miles southwest of Shinersburg, and only a few rods from the track of the Atlantic & Great Western Railway, and was owned by Jacob Knupp, Martin Hoover and John Shook.  On the day of the accident the mill was run by Jacob Knupp, John Fritz, Lewis Hoover and his brother David.  Mr. Robert McConnell and his son Frank and David shook were at work on a house as carpenters, a few rods west of the mill.  A shower of rain coming up, they took shelter in the mill, when in less than ten minutes the explosion took place, and all were instantly killed, except David Hoover, who lingered about four hours. "Jacob Knupp was a married man, owned one third interest in the mill, and was 41 years of age;  had been married about two years, and was a very active and influential citizen of Milton Township.  John Fritz was a man in the prime of life, having but one arm, having lost the other some years ago.  He was engineer and fireman and a worthy man.  He leaves a wife and six children.  David Shook was also married, and leaves a wife and three children.  Robt. McConnell was about 45 years of age, and his son about 17.  The two Hoover boys were sons of Martin Hoover, one of the owners of the mill, and sober, industrious young men.  "The boiler and engine were placed side by side at the west end of the mill, and there is nothing but a hole in the ground to mark the spot where they were placed, both being complete wrecks;  the boiler especially being torn into small pieces, (except one piece, supposed to weigh about five hundred pounds, which was thrown across the railroad, a distance of fifteen rods.  The cylinder of the engine, or part of it, was deposited on some logs twelve rods from the mill.  The dome, weighing several hundred pounds, was landed in adjoining field two hundred yards distant.  The engine and boiler are complete wrecks, but the mill part is very little injured.  The saws are left perfect.  The supposition is that it was not running at the time the explosion occurred, as the log on the carriage was not commenced on, and it is also supposed that the water had become low in the boiler and was replenished too suddenly, which caused the explosion.  The ball which held down the safety-valve, I should judge to weigh about 20 pounds and I was informed that it was a practice with them to prop down the safety valve to raise steam.  "The men's positions when found were as follows: Lewis Hoover and Jacob Knupp were thrown about six rods east of the mill. Knupp was some bruised, but Hoover had no marks and it is supposed the concussion killed him.  John Fritz, the fireman, was thrown a distance of twenty five rods nearly north of the mill, and had nearly all of his head and arm blown off, and was otherwise mangled.  David Shook was found eight rods southwest of the mill.  Robt. McConnell was whirled across the railroad into a cornfield, some twelve rods south of the mill.  David Hoover and Frank McConnell were thrown from ten to twelve rods in a northwesterly direction.  All had their boots torn from their feet and nearly all their clothing into shreds.  Shook and Fritz were most mangled, and were buried on Saturday, and the others on Sabbath. "This terrible accident casts a deep gloom over the neighborhood and surrounding country.  All the victims were industrious and respectable citizens, and their families should have every sympathy that can be bestowed upon them." Donovan Penrod donmol@bellsouth.net

Hoover, Samuel E.    15 Aug 1862      Samuel Edgar HOOVER Samuel, age 19, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private. Father:  Martin HOOVER Mother:  Elizabeth SONS Birth:  29 Dec 1843, Johnstown, PA Marriage:  Mary Ann Dague29 Aug 1867 in: Wayne Co., Ohio 2Catherine Steel, <1870>, Rittman, OH Death:  May 24, 1921, Barberton, Ohio Cemetery:  Hoover-Swagler Cemetery, near Rittman,  Wayne Co, OH Relationship:  Brother of Lewis HOOVER, Co H, 120th OVI Samuel was discharged 24 Feb 1864 on Surgeon's certificate of disability. Samuel also served in Company A of the 169th OVI which was a company that served for 100 days on garrison duty at Fort Ethan Allen at Washington City.  This service is listed along with Co. H 120th on his pension records. The 169th participated in the defeat of Early's attack on Washington.  It was composed of the two battalions of the Ohio National Guard from Sandusky County and Wayne County. Pension Index:  Samuel E HOOVER, A 169th and H 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1888 Feb 13 in OH.  Pension Card:  Samuel died 25 May 1921 at Barberton OH.  Date disagrees with death record. 1850 Census, Wayne Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 295:  Martin HOOVER, age 50 PA; Elizabeth, age 35 PA; Lewis, age 12 PA [see above]; Mary, age 10 PA; Samuel, age 8 PA; David, age 3 PA; George W, age 10 months OH.   1860 Census, Milton Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 210:  Martin HOOVER, age 59 PA, farmer; Elizabeth, age 45 PA; Louis, age 20 PA, farm hand; Mary, age 19 PA; Samuel, age 17 PA; David, age 12 PA; George, age 10 OH; Susan, age 7 OH; Sarah, age 5 OH; John, age 2 OH.   1870 Census, Milton Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 258:  Mort HOOVER, age 60 OH, farmer; Elizabeth, age 60 OH; Samuel, age 27 OH; Mary, age 24 OH; George, age 29 OH; Susan, age ?? OH; John, age 12 OH; Sarah, age 13 OH.   [Mary died in childbirth]  1880 Census, Center Twp, Appanoose Co, IA, page 582:  Samuel E. HOOVER, age 36 PA, farmer, parents born PA; Catherine, wife, age 36 IN, parents born KY; Alice, daughter, age 7 OH; Walter, son, age 2 IA.   1900 Census haven't found 1910 Census, Norton Twp, Summit Co OH, page 209:  Edgar S. ?SMITH, age 37 MO, foreman boiler factory, parents born MO; Alice C, age 37 OH, father born PA, mother born IN, first marriage, married 10 yrs, 3 children/3 still living; Lucille, daughter, age 9 OH; Ruth E, daughter, age 6 OH; Edgar T, son, age 6 OH; Samuel E. HOOVER, father in law, age 66 PA, widowed, parents born PA, own income, Column 30 marked UA for service in the military. 1920 Census, 3rd Ward Barberton, Summit Co OH, page 175:  C. S. SMITH, age 47 MO, factory work, parents born MO; Alice, wife, age 47 OH, father born PA, mother born IN; Lucele, daughter, age 19 OH, draughtsman in factory; Ruth, daughter, age 16 OH; Edgar, son, age 11 OH; Melanie, daughter, age 8 OH; Samuel HOOVER, father in law; age 76 PA, parents born PA, no occupation. Death record in Ohio: File # 30238, Samuel E. HOOVER died 24 May 1921 at 135 Frederick St, Barberton, Summit Co OH.  Widower.  Born 28 Feb 1873 at Bedford Co PA.  Retired.  Father Martin HOOVER, born PA.  Mother Elizabeth Hoover, born PA.  Burial Swager Cem.   Thanks to Don Penrod for the discharge certificate and photo of Samuel and Elizabeth.     From Contributor Don Penrod: Parents of Samuel: Father: MARTIN HOOVER: Born: Abt. 1801 in: New Holland, Lancaster County Penn. Married:  in: Pa. Died: December 19,1882 in: Rittman, Wayne County, Ohio Mother: Elizabeth SONS Born: May 1817 m: Pa. Died: February 21, 1901 in: Wayne Co,Rittman, Ohio  Siblings of Samuel: 1 Name: Lewis Hoover  (Also a member of Company H - See above) Born: 1840 in: Penn. Died: March 11, 1870 in: Rittman 2 Name: Mary Hoover: Born: 1841 in: Pa. Married: Spouse: Schenck This soldier[3 Name: SAMUEL EDGAR HOOVER] 4 Name: David Hoover:  Born: 1848 in: Penn. Died March 11, 1870 in: Rittman, Ohio  Married:  Single 5 Name:  George Washington Hoover:  Born: 6 Nov 1849 in: Wayne Tnsp. Ohio Died: September 13, 1922 in: Rittman, Ohio Married: 3 Apr 1879 in: Rittman,Ohio to Lydia Steiner 6  Name:  Susan Ann Hoover:   Born 19 Nov 1852 in: Wayne County, Ohio Died May 26, 1937 in: Sterling, Wayne County, Ohio Married: 16 Nov 1875 in: Wayne Co, Ohio Spouse: Joel Amstutz 7  Name: Sarah Hoover:  Born: 1855 in: Wayne Cty, Rittman F  Died: 1930 in: Rittrnan, Ohio  Married: 1 Nov 1875 in: Wayne Co., Ohio Spouse: Henry Kroft 8  Name: John Calvin Hoover Born: 1858 Samuel Hoover's first wife was Mary Ann Dague, also complications of giving birth (boy) to what would have been their first child.  I was told that her parents took the child to raise.  Have no idea as to his name. [Wayne County Probate Court record:  Samul E. HOOVER married Mary Ann DAUGE on 29 Aug 1867 in Wayne Co OH.] He married Catherine Steele About 1870 in Rittman.  She was born about 1846 and died in childbirth summer of 1886.  This child is not listed below.  The children of Samuel Hoover and Catherine Steele:  Catherine was visiting relatives in OH when they met. Their first child Alice was born in OH and one other child that did not live, and some time after that they moved to Centerville Iowa. 1.  Alice C.  Hoover b. 24 Dec 1872 Rittman, Ohio d. 1 Mar 1964 Barberton, Ohio.  Married C. S. (Stoke) Smith 2.  Now this one I don't give too much credit to, but it is listed as a birth to Samuel and Catherine Hoover in the courthouse in Wooster.  Strange name and no one ever talked about her, but here goes:  Snoda Hoover b. 24 Dec 1873 in Wayne County, Milton Twp, Ohio 3.  Walter Hampton Hoover (this one is Don Penrod's grandfather) b. 11 Oct 1877 Centerville, Iowa d. 3 Oct 1948 Wadsworth, Ohio.  Married Dora Lance 7 Apr 1901. The published Obituary gives a death date of 4 Oct 1948.  He died right at 11:00PM, the family who was present has always used the 3 October date. 4. Eddie Hoover, would assume Edward, b. about 1880 Centerville, Iowa d. about 1880 Centerville, Iowa. 5. John Cleveland Hoover b. 19 Dec 1884 Centerville, Iowa d. 17 January 1961 Pontiac, Michigan.  Married Eleanor Elizabeth Byers. Calculated from remarks of Uncle Cleve and my Grandfather.   Uncle Cleve was about 2 1/2 years old [<1887>] when the family moved back to Wayne Co., and they talked how his father had to carry him through the deep snow drifts. Obituary:  Rittman Press  Thursday 2 June 1921 Civil War Veteran Dies   Samuel Hoover who resided in this section many years ago died in Barberton on Tuesday of last week at the home of a daughter, Mrs. C.S. Smith.  The deceased was a veteran of the Civil War and was more than 77 years of age.   Funeral services were held Friday in Rittman at the U. B. Church at 10:30 a.m. and were conducted by the pastor.  The burial was made in the Swagler cemetery.   Samuel Hoover moved from Ohio to Iowa considerably more than a quarter of a century ago.  There his wife died and about 25 years ago he returned to Ohio to make his home.  He has been living recently at the home of his daughter in Barberton.   Besides the daughter just mentioned he is survived by two sons, Walter Hoover, of Rittman and J.C. Hoover, of Detroit.   The deceased served in the Union army during the Civil War, 1861 to 1865, and later made his home in this vicinity and then at a still later period moved to the west. ----------  Samuel E. Hoover and his first wife are buried in Hoover-Swagler Cemetery, near Rittman,  Wayne County, OH (Row 2 #5)  Donovan Penrod donmol@bellsouth.net

Hunter, Lemuel  *   21 Aug 1862          Samuel Lemuel, age 18, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private. Lemuel died 1 June 1863 at Milliken's Bend, LA.  The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book says that Lemuel Hunter was buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi. Enlisted at Apple Creek.   Father:  William Wilson HUNTER Mother:  Mary A. SALSBURY Birth:  16 Dec 1843, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH Marriage:   Death:  8 July 1863 or 1 Jun 1863, Milliken's Bend, LA Cemetery:  Vicksburg, MS Relationship:  Brother of Wm HUNTER, Co H 120th OVI Nationwide Gravesite Locator for the Deparment of Veterans Affairs does list S. HUNTER from Ohio who died 8 July 1863, Section H, Site 8. Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865:  Lemuel HUNTER, rank not given, Co H 120th OH Inf, died 8 Jul 1863 at Van Buren General Hospital Millikens Bend, LA.  Cause: chronic diarrhoea.   Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960: Previous burial Grave yard at Marshall Plantation, Madison Parish LA.  running number 319,  L. or S. HUNTER, Private, Ohio regiment.  Died 8 July 1863.  Vicksburg [old numbering system] H 8.  [Same sheet as George Huston of Co B 120th OH Inf.] Pension Index: His parents, Wilson and Mary A. Hunter, filed for his pension 12 Sep 1889.  He was the brother of William Hunter, also of Company H, and Lemuel was listed on the 1850 census as Samuel, age 6. 1850 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 194, Family 195:  William HUNTER, age 35 OH, farmer; Mary Ann, age 34 OH; David, age 10 OH; William, age 8 OH; Samuel, age 6 OH; Alexander, age 4 OH; James, age 3 OH.   1860 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 25:  Wilson HUNTER, age 44 OH, farmer; Mary, age 42 OH; David, age 20 OH; William, age 19 OH; Samuel, age 17 OH; Alexander, age 15 OH; James, age 13 OH; Thomas, age 11 OH; Franklin, age 5 OH; Wilson, age 2 OH; Sarah E., age 8 OH.   Hardesty's [Wayne County version] page 492 See Sources East Union Township Lemuel Hunter left his home full of health and vigor of young manhood, and gave his life a sacrifice to his country, not 20- years of age at his death.  He enlisted at Apple Creek, in August 1862, and at Camp Mansfield, October 17th, was mustered into Company H, 120th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.  He shared the fortunes of that regiment through its first campaigning under Sherman, and took gallant part in the battles of Chickasaw Bayou and Arkansas Post.  Returning then to the regiment to the Mississippi at Youngs Point, they were sent down to Millikens Bend.  There the life the rebel bullet had spared was taken by a more insidious foe. The unhealthfulness of the locality, and the abominable water they were forced to drink, laid many a brave man low.  Lemuel Hunter was one of these victims.  He became afflicted with chronic diarrhea, was sent to the hospital, and there wasted away until his death, which occurred on the 8th of July, 1863.  Far from home and the mourning parents who had given him to the service of the country he died, and his remains were laid beneath the alien sod, on the banks of the Mississippi, in the old cemetery at Millikens Bend.  He was born in East Union township, where his father still lives [1885], a farmer, the date of his birth December 16, 1843, and Wilson and Mary A. (Salsbury) Hunter his parents.  Another son this patriot couple gave to the service, and of his fate they still remain ignorant.  He served in the same company with his brother, until on the Red River campaign he was sent on a foraging expedition from which he never returned.  Whether he fell by the hand of the lurking bushwhacker, or wasted away with sickness and died among strangers, is unknown.  His name was William Hunter. William William Hunter, age 8, is listed in the 1850 census in East Union Twp, Wayne County OH, page 212, living with William (35) farmer, and Mary Ann (34) Hunter. His siblings were David (10), Samuel (6)[Lemuel of the same Company H ....see above.], Alexander (4) and James (3).  All were born in OH.  Contributor Cleve Brown says that the father was William Wilson Hunter and the mother was Mary Ann Salisbury. Cleve Brown cbrown5@charter.net

Hunter, William  [Missing]  21 Aug 1862 William, age 21, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private. There are no comments listed  in the Roster for William. Hardesty's Wayne county Roll of Honor says that William enlisted at Apple Creek.  It also states that he was reported missing.  Father:  William Wilson HUNTER Mother:  Mary Ann SALISBURY Birth:  <1842> Marriage:   Death:  Missing, unknown Cemetery:  unknown Relationship: Brother of Lemuel/Samuel HUNTER, Co H 120th OVI See above with brother Lemuel. 1850 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 194, Family 195:  William HUNTER, age 35 OH, farmer; Mary Ann, age 34 OH; David, age 10 OH; William, age 8 OH; Samuel, age 6 OH; Alexander, age 4 OH; James, age 3 OH.   1860 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 25:  Wilson HUNTER, age 44 OH, farmer; Mary, age 42 OH; David, age 20 OH; William, age 19 OH; Samuel, age 17 OH; Alexander, age 15 OH; James, age 13 OH; Thomas, age 11 OH; Franklin, age 5 OH; Wilson, age 2 OH; Sarah E., age 8 OH.   Hardesty's [Wayne County version] page 492:  Another son this patriot couple gave to the service, and of his fate they still remain ignorant.  He served in the same company with his brother, until on the Red River campaign he was sent on a foraging expedition from which he never returned.  Whether he fell by the hand of the lurking bushwhacker, or wasted away with sickness and died among strangers, is unknown.  His name was William Hunter.

Keiffer, Isaac N    22 Aug 1862         Isaac N. KIEFFER, Isaac, age 23, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264 as a Private.  He was captured 3 May 1864, near Snaggy Point, on Red River, LA.  He was mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio. Isaac N. Kieffer is buried in St. Michaels Cemetery, near Marshallville, Wayne County, OH.  Dates are 1841-1909. Both his stone and a flag holder indicate that he was in Company H 120th OVI. Isaac is listed on page 306 in the discharge records in Wayne County. He was born in Wayne county OH.  He was 5' 6" tall, fair complected, grey eyes, brown hair.  He listed himself as a farmer when he enlisted.  When he registered his discharge, he listed his residence as Marshallville. Father:  Joseph KIEFER Mother:  Mary BLOCHER Birth:  28 Apr 1841, Milton Twp, Wayne Co OH Marriage:  Flora Ann AULT, 31 Dec 1867, Wayne Co OH Death:  14 May 1907 Cemetery:  St. Michaels Cemetery, near Marshallville, Wayne County, OH A farming family: 1850 Census, Milton Twp, Wayne Co OH, pg 134: Joseph (43 PA) and Mary (46 PA) Kiefer; John (20 OH), Dannel (19 OH), William (17 OH),  Isaac, age 12 born in OH,Susan (6 OH).  [Contributor verifies that this is Isaac's family.  His mother's maiden name was Mary Blocher. He says there was another sibling named Enoch.] 1860 Census, Series M653 Roll 1051, Milton Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 212:  Silas MYERS, age 36 PA, laborer; Caroline, age 33 PA; Johnathan, age 9 OH; Samuel, age 7 OH; Susen, age 5 OH; Mary Louisa, age 1 OH;  Mary KEEFER, age 56 PA; John KEEFER, age 29 OH, farmer; Isaac KEEFER, age 20 OH, farmer; Susan KEEFER, age 15 OH.   Isaac N. Keiffer married Flora A. AULT 31 Dec 1867 in Wayne County OH. 1870 Census Milton Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 95, Family 97:  Isaac, age 25 OH, farmer; Flora, age 22 OH; Cora, age 1 OH; Berry AULT, age 24 OH; John OTT, age 20 OH; W. BRENNEMAN, age 18 OH.   1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1077, Milton Twp. Wayne Co OH, page 249:   Isaac N KIEFFER, age 41 OH, farm laborer, parents born PA;  Flora M, wife, age 36 OH, father born PA, mother born OH;  Cora, daughter, age 10 OH;  Orpha, daughter, age 8 OH.   Listed in reunion report in 1897 as living in Marshallville, Wayne County OH. Isaac N. Kieffer was living in Marshallville OH in 1900 as reported at the 1900 Reunion of the 120th. 1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1331, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 94:  Isaac KEIFFER, age 59 OH, born Apr 1841, married 32 yrs, house painting, parents born PA; Flora, wife, age 54 OH, born July 1846, married 32 yrs, 2 children/2 still living.   Pension Index:  Isaac N KIEFFER, H 120th and G 114th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 1880 May 6.   Isaac's widow Flora A.KIEFFER, filed 1909? May 18 in OH.   Pension Card:  Isaac died 1909.  Date disagrees with death record.   Death record in Ohio:   File# 27969, Isaac N. KIEFFER, of Chippewa Twp, Wayne County, OH, died there 14 May 1907.  Born 28 Apr 1841 in Milton Twp.  A painter.  Father, Joseph KIEFFER.  Burial at Louis??? Cemetery.  Informant Mrs. I. N. KIEFFER, of Marshallville OH.   Brother's Death record in Ohio: File # 47777, William KIEFFER died 12 Aug 1914 at Rittman, Milton Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Single.  Farmer.  Born 25 July 1833 in OH.  Father Joseph KIEFFER, born PA;  Mother Marry BLOGHER, born PA.  Burial at Rittman OH.  Informan P. E. KIEFFER of Rittman, OH.   1910 Census, Series T624 Rll 1239, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page101:  Frank KLEIN, age 41 OH, first marriage, married 13 yrs, coal miner, father born Germany, mother born PA; Orpha, wife, age 38 OH, first marrieage, married 13 yrs, parents born OH; Lehland E, son, age 13 OH; Laura KEIFFER, mother in law, age 64 OH, widow, 2 children/2 still living, parents born PA.   1920 Census, Series T625 Roll 1448, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 93:  Frank KLEIN, age 51 OH, laborer butcher, father born Germany, mother born PA; Orpha, wife, age 48 OH, parents born OH; Loland E, son, age 22 OH, single, truck driver; Flora A KEIFER, mother in law, age 74 OH, widow, parents born OH.   Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File # 12644, Flora Ann KIEFFER, of Chippewa Twp, died 20 Feb 1932 at Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Widow of Isaac KIEFFER.  Born 21 July 1845 in Chippewa Twp OH.  Father Jacob AULT, born York Co PA.  Mothe Catherine HOLSER, born PA.  Burial St. Michaels Cem.  Informant Frank KLEIN of Marshallville OH.   Contributor:  Joe Louks joelouks@earthlink.com

Keller, John    21 Aug 1862 John, age 20, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  John was discharged 1 Feb.1864 at Cleveland OH on a Surgeon's certificate of disability. Father:  Peter KELLER Mother:  Eleanor MANCHESTER Birth:  <1841> Marriage:  Elizabeth H. unknown Death:  ??<1876> Cemetery:   1850 Census, Monroe Twp, Richland County, OH, page 322:  Peter KELLER, age 34 OH, farmer; Ellenor, age 29 PA; John, age 9 OH; Thomas J, age 4 OH; Sarah E., age 9 months OH  [Richland County Probate Court record:  Peter KELLER married Eleanor MANCHESTER on 10 Oct 1840 in Richland County, OH.] 1860 Census Worthington Twp, Richland County OH, page 178:  Peter KELLER, age 44 OH, a farmer;  Ellenor, age 40 PA;  John, age 18 OH, a farmer; Thomas, age 14 OH;  Rebecca, age 2 OH.   1870 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland County, OH, page 420:  Peter KELLER, age 54 OH; Ellenor, age 50 PA; John, age 28 OH; Rebecca, age 13 OH.   Married Elizabeth H. ??????? Pension Index:  John KELLER, H 120th Ohio.  Invalid pension filed in 1864 June 25.  Widow's pension filed in 1876 Apr? 25. by Elizabeth H KELLER.  Minor Guardian filed in 1891? Nov 4 in Ohio....Paul? OLIVER, guardian. 1880 Census, Monroe Twp, Richland County, OH, page 210: in the same dwelling with Simeon and Martha CULLER......Caroline YEISLEY, age 53 NH, parents born NH; Isa J, daughter, age 14; Elizabeth H KELLER, 21 IA, widow, works out, father born OH, mother born NH; Myrtle KELLER, age 3 OH, daughter, father born ?, mother born IA.

Kelley, Eli H.      14 Oct 1862          Eli H KELLY Eli, age 23, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  Eli was discharged 31 Oct 1863 of wounds received 1 May 1863 in the battle of Thompson's Hill, Miss. Father:  David KELLY Mother:  Catherine BILER Birth:  12 Mar 1839, Stark Co OH Marriage:  Cynthia KANNARD, 1861 Death:  27 July 1913 at Washington Twp, Mercer Co OH Cemetery:  Macedon Cem, Washington Twp, Mercer Co OH 1850 Census [14 September], Liberty, Mercer Co, OH, Dwelling 5, Family 5:  David KELLEY, age 46 PA, farmer; Catherine, age 46 PA; Joseph, age 22 OH; Wm, age 21 OH; Nancy, age 19 OH; John, age 17 OH; Saml, age 15 OH; Eli, age 12 OH; Abram, age 10 OH; David, age 7 OH.   1860 Census, Series M653 Roll 1009, Liberty Twp, Mercer Co OH, page 361:  David KELLY, age 57 PA, farmer; Catharine, age 59 PA; Eli, age 22 OH, school teacher; Abraham, age 18 OH, farmer; David, age 16 OH; Ann E SPANGLER, age 16 OH.   1870 Census, Series M593, Roll 1243, Washington Twp, Mercer Co OH, page 216:  Eli KELLY, age 30 OH, farmer; Cyntha, age 25 OH; John, age 7 OH; George, age 5 OH; Jerusha, age 2 OH; William, age 10 months OH, born July [but the date of the census was August 10, 1870] 1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1049, Washington Twp, Mercer Co OH, page 545:  Eli KELLY, age 41 OH, farming, parents born PA; Sintha A, wife, age 34 OH, father born OH, mother born PA; John E. B., son, age 17 OH, farm laborer; George D. A. , son, age 15 OH, farm laborer; Gerusha A, daughter, age 12 OH; William A,son, age 10 OH; Viola A, daughter, age 7 OH; Lusettie? M, daughter, age 2 OH. 1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1304, Washington Twp, Mercer Co OH, page 283:  Elias? H KELLY, age 61 OH, born Mar 1839, married 38 yrs, farmer, mother born unknown, father born PA; Cynthiann?, wife, age 55 OH, born Apr 1845, married 38 yrs, 7 children/7 still living, father born PA, mother born OH; William A, son,age 30 OH, single, born July 1869, farm laborer; Estella J, daughter, age 16 OH, born sep 1883, single.   _______ History of Mercer County, Ohio & Representative Citizens, 1907, by S.S. Scranton, pp 546 & 551 Eli H. Kelly, residing in section 22, Washington township, owns 150 acres of valuable farm land and is one of the survivors of the Civil War.  He was born March 12, 1839, in Stark County, Ohio, and is a son of David and Catherine (Biler) Kelly, who were the parents of eight children.     The parents of Eli Kelly moved to Knox county, Ohio, in his infancy where they lived for five years, then lived in Allen county for two years, after which they resided for 11 months in Adams County, Indiana.  They finally located in Liberty Township, Mercer County, in 1851, and it was here that our subject was reared.  His father bought a farm of 80 acres which Eli assisted in clearing and cultivating.  By attending school during the winter he secured an education and after leaving school he taught for three years; also one year after his marriage.  In October, 1882 [should be 1862], he enlisted in the 120th Regiment, Ohio Vol. Inf., and served for 13 months.  He had enlisted for three years but was severely wounded in the battle of Thompson's Hill, May 1, 1863, which prevented any further military service.  He participated in the battles of Chickasaw Bluff and Arkansas Post, in the Army of the Mississippi under General Sherman.  His regiment then went under the command of General Grant, going to Vicksburg, Mississippi, where it did hard labor building a canal, then ran the blockade at Vicksburg, on the Grand Gulf and marched all night to Thompson's Hill, going into battle the next morning without anything to eat.  About 11 o'clock that morning Mr. Kelly was severely wounded in the left hand by a musket ball, which tore part of it away.  He was then sent to the field hospital where he underwent an operation, being later removed to a hospital near Grand Gulf, where rations were cut off and Mr. Kelly had nothing to eat for four days.  He was later moved to a camp near Vicksburg, where he took fever and was moved from camp to camp until June 1st, when he was sent to St. Louis where he lay in the hospital for three months.  After leaving the hospital, he obtained quarters in St. Louis, and after examination was assigned to the Invalid Corps, but was rejected.  He then underwent a medical examination and was finally discharged after 13 months of most trying experiences.     Mr. Kelly then returned to his home in Washington township, whither his wife had moved in the meantime, and where she owned a farm of 40 acres, which is now the residence property of Mr. Kelly and his family.  He was ill for a long time after returning from the war, but upon his recovery engaged in farming.  He bought 40 acres of land in Liberty township in 1865, which he later sold and bought 80 acres in section 12, Washington township; he has also 20 acres in section 24.  He has cleared the greater part of this land and has left about 30 acres of timber.     Mr. Kelly was married in 1861 to Cynthia Kannard, a daughter of George Kannard, and they have had seven children, namely:  John, who was educated at the Western Ohio Normal School, at Middlepoint, later taught school three years and is now interested in a stone quarry at Middlepoint -- he has a family of five children; George Albert, who is married and resides on his 40-acre farm in Recovery township;  Rusha, who married Robert McQueen and lives on her father's farm in section 12, Washington township; Viola, who married Michael Konrath and at her death left one child, which lived only a week; William;  Etta, who married Jacob Clouse, lives in Kansas and has three children; and Estella, who lives at home.  Mr. Kelly is a member of the Grand Army of the Republic and belongs to Washington Grange, P.of H.   [date of the book:  1907] Page 268 of this same book states that E.H. Kelley was in Company H of the 120th Reg., showing the correct identity for this soldier. 1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 1214, Washington Twp, Mercer Co OH, page 276:  Eli H KELLEY, age 70 OH, first marriage, married 49 yrs, farmer on general farm, father born ??, mother born PA; Cynthia, wife, age 65 OH, first marriage, married 49 yrs, 7 children/6 still living, parents born OH; Wm A, son, age 40 OH, single, laborer at odd jobs; Estella J, daughter, age 26 OH, single. Pension Index:  Eli H KELLY, H 120th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 20 Jan 1864.  Widow Cynthia A. filed for widow's pension 1913 Oct 29 in Ohio.  Pension Card:  Eli died 15 Aug 1913 at Coldwater OH.  This date disagrees with death record.   Death record in Ohio:  File #41823, Eli H KELLY, died 27 July 1913 at Washington Twp, Mercer Co OH.  Married.  Farmer.  Born 12 Mar? 1839 in OH.  Father David KELLY.  Mother Cath BYLER.  Burial Macedon [Note: Macedon Cem is located in Washington Twp, Mercer Co OH]  Informant Wm KELLY, of Coldwater OH.   Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File #52313, Cynthia Anne KELLY died 9 Aug 1923 at Washington Twp, Mercer Co OH.  Widowed.  Born 22 Apr 1845 in OH.  Father Geo KINNARD, born OH.  Mother Malind DIXON.  Burial at Macedon Cem.  Informant J. El KELLY of Perrysburg, OH.

Kindig, Daniel  * 15 Aug 1862 Daniel, age 21, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private.  He died 21 Sept 1863 at New Orleans, LA. In the back of the Roster book, the Roll of Honor lists Daniel Kindig as being buried in Chalmette, Louisiana in Monument Cemetery.  Chalmette is in St. Bernard parish.  There is a national cemetery at Chalmette.  But he is not listed at that site....it seems that many were buried as unknowns. Father:  Daniel KINDIG Mother:  Catherine HYDE [HEYD] Birth:  1841 Marriage:   Death:  21 Sep 1863 New Orleans, LA Cemetery:  Chalmette Louisiana Monument Cem, St Bernard Parish, LA Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865:  Daniel KENDIG, Private, Co C[incorrect]120th OH Inf, died 21 Sep 1863 at Marine General Hospital New Orleans, LA.  Cause: chronic diarrhoea. Not found on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960. 1850 Census, Milton Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 161, Family 162:  Dannel KINDING, age 44 PA, farmer; Catarine, age 42 PA; John, age 22 OH, carpenter; Benjamin, age 21 OH, carpenter; Maria, age 19 OH; Persila, age 18 OH; Lucy A, age 16 OH; George, age 14 OH; David, age 13 OH; Catharine, age 10 OH; Dannel, age 9 OH; Elisabeth, age 7 OH; Flora, age 6 OH; William, age 4 OH; Synthia, age 9 months OH.   1860 Census, Milton Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 222:  Daniel KINDIG, age 56 PA, farmer; Catherine, age 52 PA; Lucy Ann, age 26 OH; George, age 24 OH, farmer; Catherine, age 21 OH; Daniel ?V., age 19 OH, farmer; Flora M, age 15 OH; William, age 14 OH; Cintha E., age 10 OH.   From descendants of the Kindig family, Tina Miller and Robert Hyde: Robert:     rthyde@ohio.net Tina:    tiny1962@hotmail.com Daniel Kindig (born 1841) was the son of Daniel and Catherine (Hyde or Heyd) Kindig.  At the time that Daniel enlisted the family lived in Milton Twp, Wayne County, OH.  Family members are buried in Rittman Cemetery, but there is no stone for Daniel. Daniel's siblings were:  John S.(1828), Benjamin (1828), Maria (1831), Persila(1832),Lucy(1834),George(1836), David 1837), Catherine(1839),Elizabeth (1843), Flora (1844),  William (1846), and Cynthia E.(1850)

Krauter, Jacob    11 Oct 1862 Jacob, age 20,  is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 264, as a Private. Jacob was captured 3 May 1864 at Snaggy Point, on Red River, LA; he mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase, OH. ------------------------------------------------ Father:  John KRAUTER Mother:  Katharine BORNER [BOERNER?] Birth:  20 Oct 1842, Germany Marriage:  Anna Magdelena KOBER 8 Jan 1867 in Crawford County OH Death:   7 May 1934, Crawford County OH Cemetery:  Oakwood Cemetery, Bucyrus, Crawford Co OH Have asked permission to use photo at Find a Grave.  7 Sep 1012 Came to US in 1854. 1860 Census, siblings Frederick and David were both born in OH by 1860.   Crawford County Probate Court records:  Jacob KRAUTER married Anna Magdelena KOBER 8 Jan 1867 in Crawford County OH.   [Mary Ross says that Jacob's parents were John KRAUTER and Katharine BROWN {BOERNER?}.  I have found this census in 1870 for that family, but have yet to find them in 1860 when Jacob might have been living with them.]   Parents:   1870 Census Liberty Twp, Crawford County, OH, page 493:  John KRAUTER, age 55 Wurtemburg, a farmer;  Catharine, age 54 Wurtemburg;  John age 24 Wurtemburg, working on farm;  Wilhelm, age 21 Wurtemburg, working on farm;  Calob age 17 Wurtemburg, working on farm;  Frederick, age 13 OH;  David age 10 OH.  ] 1870 Census Cranberry Twp, Crawford County OH, page 401:  Jacob CROULER, age 27 Wurtemberg, farmer;  Anna, age 25 OH.   1880 census possibly this soldier:  Bucyrus, Crawford, Ohio:  Jacob KRAUTER, age 37 Wurtemberg, a farmer, parents born Wurtemberg;  Anna, wife, age 35 OH, parents born PA;  Ottilia, daughter, age 9 OH;  Sophia, daughter age 7 OH;  Sarah, age 5 OH;  Jacob, son, age 3 OH;  Nettie, daughter, age 1 OH. 1890 Veterans Schedule:  Jacob KRAUTER, of Company H 120th OVI, is listed as not being pensioned, living in Bucyrus, Crawford County, OH.  It notes that he is John Jacob KRAUTER.  So this verifies that the census records below are for this soldier. [ Thanks to Mary Ross for sending me this information which confirmed the identity of this soldier.  Her website is at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~maryross ] 1900 Census Bucyrus Twp, Crawford County OH, page 18:  J. Jacob KRAUTER, age 57 Germany, born Oct 1842, married 33 yrs, a farmer,  both parents born Germany;  Anna M, wife, age 55 OH, born ?Nov 1844, married 33 yrs, 10 children, 6 still living, parents born PA;  Martha R, daughter, age 18 OH, born July 1880, single;  Esther L, daughter, age 16 OH, born Dec 1883, single;  Jacob N, son, age 23 OH,  born Mar 1877, single, no occupation listed;  Elmer U, son, age 12 OH, born Oct 1887;  Naomi E, granddaughter, age 6 OH, born ?Mar 1894 OH. Pension Index:  Jacob KRAUTER, H 120th OH Inf.     Applied for an Invalid's pension 1904 Nov 3 in OH.  Pension Card:  Jacob died 1909.  ??????????????  Death record says 1934. 1910 Census Bucyrus Twp, Crawford County OH, page 55:  Jacob J KRAUTER, age 67 Germany, 1st marriage, married 43 yrs, a general farmer, parents born Germany;  Anna M, wife, age 65 OH, first marriage, married 43 yrs, 8 children, 6 still living, father born Germany, mother born PA;  Elmer U, son, age 22 OH, single, a farmer on home farm;  Tillie M DURR, saughter, age 39  a widow, 1 child, 1 still living;   Naoma E, granddaughter, age 16 OH, single. 1920 2nd Ward Bucyrus, Crawford County OH, page 53:  Jacob KRAUTER, age 77 Germany, a widower, came to US in 1854, not naturalized, retired, parents born Germany;  Otellia DURR, daughter, age 49 OH, a widow. 1930 Census, Bucyrus, Crawford Co OH, Family 114:  Jacob KRAUTER, age 87 Germany, widowed, born 1843, immigrated 1865, parents born Germany; Othelia, daughter, widowed, age 60 OH.   Ohio Death Certificate Index:  Jacob or JJ KRAUTER died in Crawford County OH 7 May 1934.  His wife had died there previously 22 Feb 1918. Death record in Ohio:  File #28714, J. Jacob KRAUTER, of 211 John St, died 7 May 1934 at Bucyrus, Crawford Co OH.  Widowed.  Wife Anna Kober KRAUTER.  Born 20 Oct 1842 in Germany.  Father J. Jacob KRAUTER, born Germany.  Mother, Katherine BOUNER? or BOEWER? or BOERNER?, born Germany.  Burial Bucyrus OH...Oakwood.  Informant Martha BAKER, of Bucyrus OH.   [Marked for service in Army] Brother's Death record in Ohio:  File #36309, David V. KRAUTER, died 21 June 1913 at 511 S. Main St, Mansfield, Richland Co OH.  Born 1 Oct 1859 in OH.  Married.  Farmer.  Parents John KRAUTER and Cathrine BORNER, born Germany.  Burial Bucyrus OH.  Mrs. David KRAUTER, of Mansfield OH.   Brother's Death record in Ohio:  File #21991, Wm KRAUTER died 28 Apr 1935 at 242 Hopley St, Bucyrus, Crawford Co OH.  Widowed.  Farmer.  Wife Caroline KRAUTER.  Born 8 Apr 1849 at Lautenbach Germany.  Parents John KRAUTER and Cathrine BORNER, born Germany.  Burial Oakwood, Bucyrus OH.  Informant Amanda K BAUMAM?, of Bucyrus OH.   Brother's Death record in Ohio: File # 46893, John C KRAUTER died 2 Aug 1919 at Holmes Twp, Crawford Co OH.  [auto accident] Farmer.  Born 6 Oct 1845 in Germany [age 73 yrs, 9 m, 26 dys].  Father born Germany.  Mother Kathrine BENNAR, born Germany.  Burial Oakwood.  Informant H. A. KRAUTER, of Bucyrus OH.

Leru, Uriah   14 Oct 1862 Uriah, age 43, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  Uriah was transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.  Transferred to Co E, 48th OVI, 24 July 1865.  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.   Father:   Mother:   Birth: 27 May 1819 Lancaster Co PA Marriage:  Lydia NEFF, Philadelphia, PA Death:   23 Dec 1884 Cemetery:  State Line Cemetery in Mercer County OH Who were his parents in PA? 1850 could be Butler County OH, but I haven't found it. 1860 Census, Washington Twp, Mercer County, OH, page 462:  Euria LAREW, age 41 PA, farmer; Lydia, age 36 OH; Abraham, age 11 OH; Elizabeth, age 9 OH; Anna, age7 OH; Euriah, age 5 OH; John, age 3 OH; Isaac, age 10[should be one year] OH.   1870 Census, Washington Twp, Mercer County, OH, page 219:  Uriah LARUE, age 51 PA, farmer; Lydia, age 46 PA; Abraham, age 20 OH; Leh [female], age 17 OH; Uriah, age 15 OH; John, age 18 OH; Isaac, age 10 OH; David, age 8 OH; Lydia, age 2 OH; Jane LANGEE?, age 13 OH.   1880 Censu, Uriah LaRue is listed in the 1880 census, page 542.3000, in Washington, Mercer county, Ohio.  He is age 61, b PA and is a farmer. His father was born in PA and mother in VA.   His wife is Lidie, age 56, b in PA.  Her parents were both born in PA. Four sons are living with them, all born in OH:  Abraham, age 31 a farm laborer, Uriah D., age 25 a farm laborer, Isaac age 21 a farm laborer, and David F. age 18 a farm laborer.  All the sons are single. ________ The biography of his son Abraham, in the History of Mercer County, Ohio & Representative Citizens, 1907  by S. S. Scranton, pp. 279 - 280: Abraham W. Larue, a well-known and prominent farmer of Washington Township, residing on the homestead in section 5, who with his brother, Isaac Martin Larue, owns 400 acres of land in one body, was born in Butler County, Ohio, July 5, 1849, and is a son of Uriah and Lydia (Neff) Larue.    Uriah Larue and his wife were both born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, where they were reared.  They were married in Philadelphia and moved to Butler County, Ohio, where they resided for about five years, in 1854 moving to Mercer County, where Mr. Larue bought a 320-acre timber tract.  They first moved into a log house.  This primitive log structure was destroyed by fire after but a few weeks of occupancy.  It was then in the dead of winter.  They then erected and moved into another log house about one mile east, in the midst of the forest, first having to cut a road to the clearing where the house was built.  Their present fine large home stands near where their first cabin, which was of round logs, was built by them and their neighbors after the fire and before their new hewn-log house was completed.  Mr. and Mrs. Larue were the parents of eight children, Namely:  Abraham W., the subject of this sketch; Elizabeth E., deceased at the age of 18 years; Leah Ann, deceased at the age of 19 years; Uriah B., who died after reaching manhood; Isaac Martin, who is part owner of the home farm; John V., who died in young manhood, while attending school at Valparaiso, Indiana; David F. living half a mile south of the homestead, who has two children living - Nellie and Leslie - and one deceased in infancy - Orrville; and Lydia A., who died aged 10 years.  Mr. Larue was a soldier in the Civil War, enlisting in 1862 and served three years.  He died in 1884.  His widow is still residing on the home place.[1907]     Abraham W. Larue was reared on his father's farm and spent the most of his boyhood days in assisting his father clear the land.  In young manhood he taught school in the winter seasons for a number of years.  He has never married but has lived all his life on the home farm.  Both he and his brother Isaac are members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and of the Patrons of Husbandry.     Isaac Martin Larue took for his wife Mary Weaver, who was born in Darke County, Ohio, and is a daughter of George and Joan (Slack) Weaver.  They have two children:  Kathleen and Mildred. __________ The same book as above shows on page 267 in a list of the men of Mercer County in the Civil War that U. LaRue was in Company E of the 48th Reg.  This shows that the man who lived in Mercer County was the soldier of  Company H, 120th OVI. [See the roster information at the top of this section on Uriah .] Uriah was born 27 May 1819, died 23 Dec 1884 and is buried at State Line Cemetery in Mercer County OH. Pension Index:  Uriah LERUE, H 120th OH:  Lydia LERUE applied in Ohio for widow's pension 7 Mar 1891.

Lightfoot, George W.    8 Aug 1864 George, age 19, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  George was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point, on the Red River, LA.  He mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase, OH. Father:  ??John LIGHTFOOT Mother:   Birth: 1843 Marriage:   Ruthy J. DAILEY on 12 Feb 1867 in Athens County OH Death:   18 Mar 1884 in Sutton Twp. Meigs Co Cemetery:  Carleton Cemetery, Meigs Co OH A past commander of the Brooks-Grant Camp No. 7 Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil war of Middleport, Meigs County, OH sends this information:  G. W. LIGHTFOOT of Company H, 120th OVI is buried in Carleton Cemetery, Meigs Co OH.   He says that George may have been born in Sutton Twp., Meigs Co OH.  George may have died 18 Mar 1884 in Sutton Twp. Meigs Co. Another contributor pointed me to a tombstone site on the net:  Cemetery information for George W. can be seen at:  http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Ecemetery/ohio/meigs_be.htm  Click on "Carleton Cemetery". The site has these dates for George W. 1843-1887. [But as you can see from the picture above the actual date is 1884.]  Also buried there is Ruth J. 1852-1936.  The contributor also says that in the 1910 census Ruth, age 59 was living with son Tony in Meigs County.  Can't find in 1850 from any clues that I now have. 1860 Census, Butler Twp, Knox County, OH, page 18: John LIGHTFOOT, age 37 OH, tennant; Catharine, age 44 PA; George, age 16 OH; Orange [male], age 14 OH; William, age 12 OH; Samuel, age 10 OH.   Athens County Probate Court record:  George W. LIGHTFOOT married Ruthy J. DAILEY on 12 Feb 1867 in Athens County OH.   1870 Census, Alexander Twp, Athens County, OH, page 14:  George LIGHTFOOT, age 26 OH, farm laborer; Ruth, age 18 OH; David A, 4 months OH.   1880 Census Salisbury Twp, Meigs County OH, page 199A:  George W. Lightfoot, a farmer, age 37 born in OH. His father was born in OH and his mother in PA. His wife is Ruth J. age 28 born in OH.  Her father was born in VA and her mother in OH.  Children: David A. age 10, Else E. age 8, John E. age 6, and George A. age 4......all born in OH.  Death record:  Geo. W. LIGHTFOOT died 18 Mar 1884, age 40.  Born 1844 at Sutton, Meigs Co OH.  Married.   1900 Census, Bedford Twp, Meigs County OH, page 2:  Ruth J LIGHTFOOT, age 48 OH, born Mar 1862, widow, married 18 yrs, 6 children/4 still living, father born WV, mother born OH; Anthony, son, age 19 OH, single, born Mar 1881, farm laborer; Cora E., daughter, born Apr 1884; David M. DELEY, father, age 83 WV, widow, born July 1816, father born OH, mother born PA.   Pension Card:  George W. LIGHTFOOT, Co H 120th OH Inf.  Invalid applied 30 Mar 1880.  Widow also applied.  Pension Index:  Widow Ruth J. LIGHTFOOT applied 11 June 1884.    Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File #64767, Ruth J. LIGHTFOOT died 20 Oct 1936 at Bedford Twp, Meigs Co OH.  Widow of Geo. W. LIGHTFOOT.  Born 9 Mar 1852 in OH.  Father David M. DAILEY born W. VA.  Mother Rachael WINGETT born OH.  Burial Carolton Cem.  Informant A. O. LIGHTFOOT of Pomeroy, OH, R. D. 1.

Long, Davidson    19 Aug 1862          Davison LONG Davidson, age 25, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  He was wounded 11 Jan 1863 in the battle of Arkansas Post, Ark.; also wounded in the battle of Jackson Miss.; he was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point, on the Red River, LA; he was mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase, OH. Father:  James LONG Mother:  Susannah KNIGHT Birth: 1837 Marriage:  Mary J. CRUMMEL or BRUMMEL Death:   6 Oct 1904 at Toledo, OH Cemetery:  Woodlawn Cem, West Central Ave, Toledo, Toledo Twp, Lucas County, OH From Researcher Nancy Lawhorn:    nanlaw37@hotmail.com Davison LONG, born in 1837, was the son of James LONG and Susannah KNIGHT.  He had five sisters: Lovina, Delilah, Christina, Venus and Nancy.  He had five brothers: John, Andrew, Polston, Quinby, and Harrison.  At some time after he married he moved to Lucas County OH.  He was still alive in 1900.  More from Nancy:  Davison and family moved to Vanburen, Lagrange, Indiana around 1877. 1850 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 329, Family 337:  Adam LONG, age 27 PA, farmer; Delila, age 23 OH; Susannah, age 5 OH; John W., age 4 OH; Mary E, age 3 OH; William H, age 3 months OH; Poulson LONG, age 18 OH, farmer; David, age 12 OH.  [Next door is Andrew LONG, age 26 OH, farmer; Elizabeth, age 22 OH.] Wayne County Probate Court record:  Davison LONG married Mary J. CRUMMEL 16 Oct 1858 in Wayne County OH. ????1860 Monroe Twp, Allen Co, IN, page 436:  Davidson LONG, age 23 OH, laborer living with the George and Mary MYERS family.  Next door are Andrew LONG, age 37 OH, farmer; Elizabeth, age 28 PA; Susan, age 10 OH; Mary, age 8 OH; Levina, age 6 OH; John, age 4 OH; David, age 2 OH.   1870 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne County OH, page 172, dated  9 June:  Davidson LONG, age 32 OH, engineer on mill; Mary J, age 26 OH; Davidson, age 7 OH; Joseph W, age 3 OH; Moncrief, age 2 OH; Mary Eliza, age 4 months OH, born in Feb.  Also living there was John GROW, age 12 OH [at school]. 1870 Census, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 222, dated 5 Aug:  Davidson LONG, age 32 OH, farm laborer; Mary J, age 27 OH; Davidson, age 9 OH; William J, age 6 OH; Montcrif, age 3 OH; Mary E, age 3 months OH, born in May?; Charled JOHNS, age 19 OH, teamster; Susan LONG, age 75 PA, retired.   Wayne County OH Birth records: Davidson and Mary J. (CRUMMEL) LONG living in Wayne Township, parents of Elmer Ellsworth, 24 Feb 1873. 1880 Census, Van Buren, Lagrange County, IN, page 305:  Davison LONG, age 42 OH, day laborer, parents born PA; Mary I, wife, age 37 OH, parents born PA; Davison, son, age 17 OH, works at farm; Joseph W, son, age 13 OH, works at farm; Moncreath, son, age 11 OH; Mary E, daughter, age 9 OH; Elmore E, son, age 7 OH;  Estella M, daughter, age 3 IN.   Pension Index:  Davidson LONG, Co H 120th and Co G 114th OH Inf.  Invalid applied 19 Jan 1880.  Pension Card:  Widow also applied.   1900 Census, 12th Ward, Toledo, Lucas County OH, page 192:  Davison LONG, age 66 OH, born ?? 1833, married 39 yrs, parents born PA, painter; Mary J, wife, age 54 OH, born Apr?? 1845, 11 children/6 still living, married 39 yrs, parents born PA;  Davis, son, age 37 OH, born ?Aug 1862, married 13 yrs, dock laborer; Alvin, son, age 11 [can't be right] OH, born ?? 1883, parents born OH; Edward, grandson, age 12 OH, born ? 1888; Trevoar NELSON, grandson, age 11 MI, born May 1889, father born MI, mother born OH.   I don't see Davison or Mary J in the 1910 Census in Lucas County. Death record:  Davidson LONG died 6 Oct 1904 at Toledo, OH.  Age 71.  Born 1833.   Wife's death record:  Mary J. LONG died 29 Jan 1912 at Toledo, Lucas Co OH.  Age 68.  Born 1844 in OH.  Widowed.  Father Samuel CRUMMEL born OH.  Mother born OH.  Burial Forest. Sons of Union Veterans:  Burial Woodlawn Cem, West Central Ave, Toledo, Toledo Twp, Lucas County, OH. Son's Death record in Ohio:  File #51749, Elmer LONG died 28 Aug 1918 at Tuberculosis Hospital, Toledo, Lucas County OH.  Single.  Born 24 Feb 1873 in OH.  Iron worker.  Father Davidson LONG.  Mother Mary CRUMMELL.  Burial Forest Cem.

Manhart, Andrew    22 Aug 1862 Andrew, age 18, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  Transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864. Transferred to Co E, 48th OVI, 24 July 1865.  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.   Father: Mother:  Isadore ????? Birth: 11 Nov 1844, Germany Marriage:  Sarah J. HARTER Death:   15 Feb 1929, Elkhart IN.   Cemetery:  Westside Cem, Delphos, Van Wert Co OH Birth, Death and Cemetery at Find a Grave! Came to the US in 1852 according to the 1900 census. 1860 and 1870.......have not found yet. Pension Index for Andrew MANHART of Co H 120th OVI, K 114th and E 48th.  Invalid applied 28 Nov 1879 in Ohio.  Pension Card: Andrew died  15 Feb 1929 at Elkhart IN.   Obituary Database Elkhart Public Library:  Andrew MANHART died 15 Feb 1929.  Born 11 Nov 1844.  Obit dated 15 Feb 1929. Elkhart Truth newspaper page 2.   1880 Census Delphos, Van Wert County OH, page 405:  Andy MANHART, age 34 Prussia, laborer, parents born Prussia;  Sarah, wife, age 28 OH, parents born OH;  Elizabeth, daughter, age 7 OH;  Emma, age 6 OH;  Dora, daughter, age 2 OH;  Isadore MANHART, mother, age 66 Prussia, parents born Prussia.   1900 Census Delphos, Washington Twp, Van Wert County OH, page 272:  Andrew MANHART, age 55 Germany, born Nov 1844, common labor, married 28 yrs, parents born Germany, came to US in 1852 and has been in US 48 yrs:  Sarah, wife, age 48 OH, born Feb 1852, married 28 yrs, 7 children, 5 still living, parents born OH;  Emaline E, daughter, age 25 OH, born Jan 1875, single;  John C, son, age 18 OH, born Dec 1881, single, hoop maker;  Lawrence, son, age 15 OH, single, born Apr 1885;  Vera, daughter, age 6 OH, born Jan 1894. [Note:  Andrew came to the US in 1852 and had resided in the US 48 yrs.  Not naturalized.] 1910 Census 3rd Ward Delphos, Van Wert County OH, page 217: Andy MANHART, age 65 Germany, 1st marriage, married 38 yrs,  Laborer, came to US 1852, naturalized, parents born Germany;  Sarah J, wife, age 57 OH, 1st marriage, married 38 yrs, 7 children, 5 still living, parents born OH;  Veria G, daughter, age 16 OH, single, a hat trimmer milliner.  [Note:  Column 30 is marked UA for military service for Andy.] Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File # 48125, Sarah J. MANHART died 6 Sep 1914 in Delphos city, Allen Co OH.  Married.  Born 26 Feb 1852 in OH.  Father, Wilt HARTER, born OH.  Mother, Elizabeth ALEXANDER, born OH.  Burial Delphos West Side.  Informant, L. E. MANHART of Delphos, OH.   1920  Census High Street, 9th Ward Fort Wayne, Allen County, IN, page 166:  Bert COTON, age 46 IN, parents born England, can't read occupation;  Amey, wife, age 45 OH, father born Wurtemberg, mother born OH;  Andrew MANHART, father-in-law, age 75 Wurtemberg, a widower, came to US in 1856, naturalized 1905, parents born Wurtemberg, no occupation;  Howard, ????relationship????, age 15 OH single, father born OH, mother born IN, can't read occupation, ;  Lillie, neice, age 13 OH single, father born OH, mother born IN.

Manly, Perry    15 Aug 1862 Perry, no age given, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  He was listed as a Corporal, but he never mustered. Father: Mother:   Birth: <1840> Marriage:   Death:   Cemetery:   1850 Census, Clinton Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 8:  John MANLY, age 53 PA, farmer; Mary A, age 32 VA; John, age 12 OH; Perry, age 10 OH; Eliz, age 8 OH; James K, age 6 OH; Mary A, age 4 OH; Benj, age 1 OH.  [???Wayne Co Probate Court record:  John MANLY married Mary POULSON on 19 Feb 1838 at Wayne Co OH.] In the 1860 census there is a Perry Manly, age 19, born OH, a laborer, living with Mary A. Manly [43 VA, a widow] in Clinton Township, Wayne county OH.  Other children living there are John [21 OH,  laborer], Elizabeth [17 OH], James [15 OH, a farm laborer, Agnes [13 OH], Bery? [11 OH]. Have not found after 1860.  Need the Wayne County burials book. Not in the pension index.

Matthews, James D    16 Oct 1862 James, age 24, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  James was discharged 2 May 1863 on a Surgeon's certificate of disability. Father: Mother:   Birth: Marriage:   Death:   Cemetery:   ????????????In the 1860 census there is a James P. Matthews, age 22 born VA a laborer,  living with Christopher and Nancy HEELEY living in Sutton township, Meigs county OH.

Miller, Charles E * 1 Sept 1862 Charles, age not given, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263 as a Musician.  He died 7 Sept. 1863 at Carrollton , LA. In the back of the Roster book, the Roll of Honor lists Charles E. Miller as being buried in Chalmette, Louisiana in Monument Cemetery.  Chalmette is in St. Bernard parish.  There is a national cemetery at Chalmette.  But he is not listed at that site.  It seems that many were buried as unknowns. Father: Mother:   Birth: Marriage:   Death:   7 Sept. 1863 at Carrollton , LA Cemetery:  Chalmette, Louisiana in Monument Cemetery Not found on Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865 Not found on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960

Miller, Gustav   15 Aug 1862 Gustav, age 24, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263 as a Corporal.  He remained with the 120th until he was transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.  Mustered out 24 July 1865 at Galveston TX as supernumerary [not needed]. Gustave enlisted at Smithville. Gustave (Augustus Miller) 1838-1915, is buried in Reedsburg Cemetery, Plain Township, Wayne County OH, with his wife Lucetta, 1848 - 1927.   Gustav is listed in the discharge records on page 235, book 1, in Wayne county as having been discharged at Galveston TX.  He was born in Wayne County OH,  He was 5' 7", dark complexion, blue eyes, dark hair.  He listed himself as a farmer when he enlisted.  When he registered his discharge he listed his residence as Smithville.   Father: Michael MILLER Mother:  Elizabeth SIDLER/SEIDLER Birth: 14 Jul 1838, Wayne Co, OH Marriage:  1Clara Ann/Clarissa MILLER 2Lucetta/Lucinda MOON, Ashland Co, 1874 Death:    12 March 1915 at Reedsburg, Plain Twp, Wayne Co OH Cemetery:  Reedsburg Cem. Plain Twp, Wayne Co OH Relationship:  Brother of Simon MILLER of Co H, 120th OVI, Brother in law of Joseph U. BRICKER of Co H, 120th OVI Contributor: Joan JShowal638@aol.com Information sent by Joan Showalter, a descendant of Gustave: Gustavus is listed on the 1850 census in Green Twp, Wayne County, age 11,  living with his parents Michael and Mary.  They were from Bavaria and Germany.  His siblings were Otis (Othro), Elizabeth, Simon, Barbara, Adam, Mary and Sophia. Gustave or Agustave was born 14 July 1838 in Germany??. His first wife was Clara Ann/Clarissa MILLER.  She died in 18??? in Smithville.  He then married Lucetta /Lucinda MOON in Ashland County in 1874.  With his first wife he had 3 children, Robert P., Monroe B. and Laura Genevive.  With his second wife he had 4 children: Willard G., Grace E.(Connie), Emerson W., and Minnie Florence. [Note:  Everything I have found so far points to Gustav's being born in Ohio.] 1850 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 38, Family 38:  Michael MILLER, age 39 Bavaria, farmer; Mary, age 32 Germany; Otho, age 14 OH; Gustavus age 11 OH; Elizabeth, age 9 OH; Simon, age 7 OH [see below]; Barbara, age 5 OH; Adam, age 3 OH; Mary BECHEMAN, age 6 OH; Sophia BECHEMAN, age 4 OH.   1860 Census, Series M 653 Roll 1050, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 41:  Michael MILLER, age 49 Bavaria, farmer; Mary, age 43 Darmstadt; Augustus, age 21 OH; Barbara, age 17 OH; Adam, age 12 OH; Sophia, age 13 OH; Rachel, age 9 OH; Evaline, age 7 OH; Margaret, age 5 OH; Lavina, age 3 OH; Henry, age 1 OH; Elizabeth, age 20? OH.   Married Clara MILLER 1867. 1870 Census, Series M 593 Roll 1280, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 217:  Gustav MILLER, age 31 OH, farmer; Clara, age 21 OH; Laura, age 1 OH.    Wife Clara died. <1870 -1874> Married Lucetta MOON 1874. 1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1077, Reedsburg, Plain Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 291:  Augustus MILLER, age 40 OH, parents born PA; Lucetta, wife, age 32 OH, parents born OH; Laura, daughter, age 11 OH, parents born OH; Willard, son, age 3 OH, parents born OH; Grace, daughter, age 11 months OH, parents born OH.   Pension Card:  Gustave MILLER co H 120th OH Inf, Unassigned 48th OH Inf, Co K 114th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 22 July 1889.  Widow applied 9 Apr 1916.  Gustave died 12 March 1915 at Reedsburg OH.  Pension Index:  Widow Lucettie MILLER.     Gust Miller was living in Reedsburg as reported at the 1900 Reunion of the 120th.....but I haven't yet found him in the census for that year. 1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 1239, Plain Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 260:  Gustave MILLER, age 71 OH, second marriage, married 36 yrs, retired farmer, parents born Germany; Lucette, wife, age 60 OH, first marriage, married 36 yrs, 4 children/3 still living, father born OH, mother born PA; Emerson W, son, age 21 OH, single, college student; Grace E, daughter, age 29 OH, single, clerk in dry goods store.   Death record in Ohio: File # 19256, Gustave MILLER died 12 Mar 1915 at Reedsburg, Plain Twp, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Farmer.  Born 14 July 1838 in OH.  Parents Michael MILLER and unknown SIDLER, born Germany.  Burial Reedsburg OH.  Informant W. F. MILLER, of RD #1, Jeromesville OH.   Brother's Death record in Ohio:  File # 58819, Otto MILLER died 15 Nov 1909 at 384 Allyn St, Akron, Summit Co OH.  Married.  Born 27 Sep 1836 in OH.  Laborer.  Parents Michael MILLER and Miss SEIDLER, born Germany.  Burial Met? Peace.  Informant Cara ??? GRIFFITH.   Daughter's Death record in Ohio:  File # 68025, Laura Genevieva MOON died 20 Dec 1938 at Ashland, Ashland Co OH.  Born 12 Jul 1868 at Smithville, OH.  Married to Jesse MOON.  Father Gustav MILLER, born Wayne Co OH.  Mother Clara MILLER, born Wayne Co OH.  Burial Reedburg Cem.  Informant Mrs. C. D. SNYDER, RD3, Loudonville OH. Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File #26312, Lucetta MILLER died 2 Apr 1927 at Mohican Twp, Ashland Co OH.  Widow of Gustave MILLER.  Born 15 Feb 1848 in OH.  Father, Samuel MOON, born OH.  Mother, Mary SNYDER, born PA.  Burial Reedsburg, OH.  Informant, Willard MILLER of Jeromeville, OH.

Miller, Simon    15 Aug 1862 Simon, age 19,  is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265 as a Private.  Transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864. Mustered out 8 June 1865 at Greenville, LA, by order of War Dept.   According to page 514 in Hardesty's: Simon Miller enlisted at Smithville.  He was mustered out at New Orleans, LA 11 June 1865. Simon Miller is buried in Wooster Cemetery, section 1, 25N½.  Simon's dates 1842 to 1923.  His wife Mary A. 1841-1927.  Also on this stone are Ellis G. 1869 to 1876, and Clement H. 1876 to 1916.  There is no indication on the stone or by a flag holder that this Simon was in Company H.    Father: Michael MILLER Mother:  Elizabeth SIDLER Birth: 14 Mar 1842 in Smithville OH Marriage:  Mary A. GOODYEAR, 2 Ap 1868 in Wayne County OH Death:   3 Feb 1923 at Conneaut, Ashtabula Co OH Cemetery:  Wooster Cem, Wooster, Wayne, OH Relationship:  Brother of Gustave MILLER of Co H, 120th OVI, Brother in law of Joseph U. BRICKER of Co H, 120th OVI 1850 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH:  Simon age 7 and Gustavus [above] age 11 are listed in the 1850 census for Green Township Wayne County. They are living with Michael (39 Bavaria) and Mary (32 Germany) Miller. Other siblings are Otho (14), Elizabeth (9), Barbara (5), Adam (3).  Also living there are Mary Becheman (6) and Sophia Becheman (4).  All these children were born in Ohio.   Simon's sister Eveline was not born until 1852.  She married Joseph U. Bricker of Company H. 1860 Census, Series M 653 Roll 1050, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 41:  Michael MILLER, age 49 Bavaria, farmer; Mary, age 43 Darmstadt; Augustus, age 21 OH [see soldier above]; Barbara, age 17 OH; Adam, age 12 OH; Sophia, age 13 OH; Rachel, age 9 OH; Evaline, age 7 OH; Margaret, age 5 OH; Lavina, age 3 OH; Henry, age 1 OH; Elizabeth, age 20? OH.   1860 Census, M 653 Roll 1050, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 55:  Simon MILLER, age 18 OH......is living with Jacob FRUEZER??? FINEZE??? family. [Note:  Jacob is a shoemaker, so although the census record does not state an occupation, chances are he was there learning to be a shoemaker.]   Simon was listed on page 236 in the discharge records in Wayne County. He was born in Wayne County.  He was 5' 8½", blue eyes, dark hair.  He was a shoemaker at the time he enlisted.  When he registered his discharge he listed his residence as Smithville. Simon Miller married Mary A. Goodyear 2 Ap 1868 in Wayne County OH. 1870 Census, Series M 593 Roll 1280, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 209:  Simon MILLER, age 28 OH, shoemaker; Mary M, age 28 OH, milliner and dress maker; Ellis G, age 1 OH; Elizabeth GOODYEAR, age 54 PA.   1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1077, Smithville, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 220:  Simon Miller, age 38 OH, shoemaker, parents born Bavaria;  Mary A. age 38 OH, father born PA, mother born OH;  son, Julian P. age 9 OH; son, Melvin age 7 OH; Charles W, son, age 5OH;  Hayes, son, age 3 OH; Wheeler C, son,  age 3 OH. Simon Miller was still living in Smithville OH in 1900 as reported at the 1900 Reunion of the 120th. 1900 Census, Series T 623 Roll 1331, Smithville, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 180:  Simon MILLER, age 58 OH, born Mar 1842, married 32 yrs, farmer, parents born Germany; Mary Ann, wife, age 58 OH, born Aug 1841, married 32 yrs, 7 children/6 still living, parents born PA; Eline?, daughter, age 19 OH, single, born Nov 1880, at shcool.   1910 Census, Series T 624 Roll 1239, Summit Street, Smithville,  Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 167:  Simon MILLER, age 68 OH, married 42 yrs, shoemaker, parents born Germany, Column 30 marked UA for military service; Mary A, wife, age 68 OH, married 42 yrs, 7 children/6 still living, parents born PA; Eilena? KAUFMAN, daughter, age 29 OH, married 7 yrs, one child/one still living; Harold, grandson, age 5 OH, parents born OH.   You can see Simon and Mary A. with their neighbors at this site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohschs/smithville1910.html [Simon Miller's obituary was in the Wooster Daily Record on 5 Feb 1923 page 3. It states that he was in the 120th Regiment.  He died at the home of is daughter, Mrs. I.R. Kauffman in Conneaut OH, but had been a resident of Smithville nearly his whole life.  Part of that time he had a shoe cobbler shop there.  At the time of his death his wife was still living.  Four children were listed as still living:  M.E. Miller, Clyde Miller, Charles Miller, and Mrs. I.R. Kaufman.  Simon had a sister who was married to J. W. Bricker of North Bever Street.   [See J. U. Bricker on this list. At times Joseph U. had the middle initial W., causing confusion with Joseph W. Bricker. But it was Joseph U. who lived on North Bever Street and was married to Eveline Miller.] The obituary also states that he was to be buried at Wooster Cemetery. Pension Index:  Simon MILLER, K 114th and H 120th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 16 Mar 1889.    Widow Mary A MILLER filed 23 Feb 1923 in OH.  Pension Card:  Simon died 3 Feb 1923 at Conneaut, OH.   Death record in Ohio: File # 7550, Simon MILLER, of 562 Main, died 3 Feb 1923 at Conneaut, Ashtabula Co OH.  Married to Mary Ann MILLER.  Born 14 Mar 1842 in Smithville OH.  Shoemaker.  Parents Michael MILLER and Elizabeth SIDLER, born Germany.  Burial Wooster OH.  Informant Chas R MILLER or Amherst OH.   Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File # 61140, Mary Ann MILLER, of 562 Main, died 29 Nov 1927 at Conneaut, Ashtabula OH.  Widow.  Husband Simon MILLER.  Born 7 Aug 1841 at Canaan OH.  Parents  Jacob GOODYEAR and Elizabeth HENDRICKS, born PA.  Burial Wooster, OH.  Informant Mrs. I or J R KAUFFMAN of 562 Main St, Conneaut, OH.   Contributor:  Joan  JShowal638@aol.com

Miller, William    25 Aug 1862 William, age 18, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265 as a Private. Transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.  [The Roster for the 114th says he was 18 yrs at entering the service.]  Transferred to Co E, 48th OVI, 24 July 1865.  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.   Father: William B. MILLER Mother:  Juliet HERRON Birth: 12 Jan 1848, Rochester, Beaver Co, PA Marriage:  Isabella PFIFFER, 4 May 1870, West Bridgewater, PA Death:   16 or 17 Sep 1916, Rochester, PA Cemetery:  Irwin Cem. Jim Cole left this message at my guestbook.  Thanks, Jim!: "I came from the Civil War Site & notice you are looking for information on William Miller, Co. H, 120th OVI. William Miller was actually from Rochester, Beaver Co., Pa.   He returned there after the war & died Sept. 16, 1916. I do have a copy of his pension file."   Jim adds this: "He was son of William B. & Juliet (Herron) Miller. His siblings were Mary Francis, John T., James, Howard & Elvira. He was born Jan. 12, 1848, Rochester, Pa. & so enlisted at age 14, which was probably the reason he did so at Independence, Ohio instead of in Beaver Co., Pa. His occupation was blacksmith, glassworker & steamboatman. He died Sept. 17, 1916 in Rochester, Pa. & is buried in Irwin Cemetery there. He married Isabel Pfiffer May 4, 1870 in West Bridgewater, Pa." 1850 Census, Rochester Twp, Bever Co PA, Dwelling 61, Family 63:  William B. MILLER, age 32 PA, shoemaker; Juliet, age 30 PA; Mary, age 13 PA; James, age 9 PA; Howard, age 7 PA; William, age 5 PA; Elvira, age 3 months PA. 1860 Census haven't found for sure Married May 1870. 1870 William [22] and Isabella[19] are in the census at Rochester Boro, Beaver county, PA and he is listed as a steamboatman and married in May of that year. 1880 Rochester, Beaver county, PA:  William MILLER, age 32 PA, works in Glass House, parents born PA;  Isabella, wife, age 28 PA, parents born PA;  Benjamin, son, age 8 PA;  James, son, age 5 PA;  Emma, daughter, age 2 PA;  unnamed MILLER, son, age one month PA.   1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1375, East Rochester, Rochester Twp, Beaver Co PA, page 266:  Willam R? MILLER, age 52 PA, born Jan 1848, married 30 yrs, , glass maker, parents born PA; Isabela, wife, age 47 PA, born Nov 1852, married 30 yrs, 5 children/5 still living, parents born PA; Benjamine P, son, age 28 PA, single, born Feb 1872, bra//// of glass; James E, son, age 25 PA, single, born May 1875, gather glass; Emma, daughter, age 22 PA, single, born Jan 1878; Clide W, son, age 20 PA, single, born May 1880, gather glass; Lilion C, daughter, age 17 PA, single, born Aug 1882. 1910 Census, Series T 624 Roll 1311, Case St, East Rochester Borough, Beaver Co PA, page 155:  William MILLER, age 62 PA, first marriage, married 40 yrs, glassmaker in factory, parents born PA [Column 30 is not marked for military service]; Isbell, wife, age 51 PA, first marriage, married 40 yrs, 5 children/5 still living, parents born PA; Bejmiman, son, age 38 PA, single, own income; James C, son, age 34 PA, single, own income; Emma K, daughter, age 32 PA, single; Lilian C, daughter, age 27 PA, widow, one child/one still living; Emma MATHUES?, grand daughter, age 7 PA, parents born PA.   Pension Index:  Application made for William MILLER of Co H 120th OH Inf., K 114th OH Inf,  and E 48th OH Inf,  in OH in 1916.  Pension Card:  Invalid filed 18 July 1891.  Widow filed 23 Sep 1916.  William died 17 Sep 1916 at Rochester, PA.

Mowry, Christian  *  16 Aug 1862 Christian, age 22, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  Christian died 12 March 1863 at Memphis, TN. The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book states that Christian Mowry is buried in the Mississippi River Cemetery at Memphis TN. [But I don't see him listed online at Interment.net.] Father: Mother:   Birth: <1840> Marriage:   Death:   12 March 1863 at Memphis, TN Cemetery:   Mississippi River Cemetery at Memphis TN Not found Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865 Not on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960 1860 Census, Series: M653 Roll: 40, Baughman Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 407:  Joseph MOWERY, age 52 France,  farmer; Catherine, age 48 France; Christian, age 19 OH, farm hand;  Mary, age 16 OH; John age 16 OH; Susanah, age 14 OH.    [Note:  In 1870 Joseph and Catherine listed themselves as born in Germany.]

Myers, J. Wesley  * 15 Aug 1862 J. Wesley, age 20, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265 as a Private.   He died 10 March 1863 at Memphis, Tenn. The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists J. Wesley Myers as being buried in Mississippi River Cemetery in Memphis TN.  In Hardesty's:  Wesley Myers enlisted at Smithville.  He died at Youngs Point, LA in 1863. Father: John MYERS Mother:  Catherine HUBER/HOOVER Birth: 12 May 1842, Smithville, Wayne OH Marriage:   Death:  10 or 11 Mar 1863, Jackson Hospital, Memphis TN Cemetery:  Mississippi River Cemetery in Memphis TN Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865:  J. M. MYERS, Private, Co H 120th OH Inf, died 11 Mar 1863 at General Hospital Memphis TN.   Cause: diarrhoea.   Have not found in Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960. 1850 Census, Green Township, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 128, Family 129:   John MYERS, age 52 PA, and Catherine, age 40 PA; Louisa, age 15 PA, Wesley Myers, age 8 born in OH; Anne age 6OH, Leah, age 4OH, and a Christian Myers who is age 17 OH, laborer, who is listed separately from the others. 1860 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, pg 38:  John MYERS, age 60 PA, farmer; Catharine, age 50 PA; Wesley, age 18 OH; Anny, age 16 OH; Leah, age 14 OH; Lydia HOOVER, age 56 PA.   The IGI has Wesley Myer born 12 May 1842 at Smithville Wayne county OH.  His parents were John Myers and Catherine Huber or Hoover. Researcher Don Penrod:  donmol@bellsouth.net Says that Wesley died 11 Mar 1863 in Jackson Hospital, Memphis TN.  His father John Myer had been married in PA.  That first wife died and he came to Wayne county OH where he married Catherine Huber/Hoover in 1841. Wesley, Anna and Leah were children of this second marriage.

Myers, Joseph    13 Aug 1862            Joseph, age 24, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263 as a 1st Sergeant.  He was appointed from Sergeant on 1 Jan 1864.  He was captured 3 May 1864, near Snaggy Point, on Red River, LA.  He was mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio.  In the Wooster Republican, 29 Jan 1863: At No. 3 Hospital, Adam's Block, Memphis, TN:  Listed Joseph Myers, company H, 120th.  No reason given. Father: Joseph MYERS Mother:  Susanna Horst WENGER Birth: 10 Jul 1837, Grovesdale, Lancaster Co, PA Marriage:  Mary J. MYLAR, 21 Jun 1866, Wayne County OH Death:   19 Oct 1905, Brookfield, Linn Co., MO Cemetery: Relationship:  Brother of Menno and William MYERS, Co H 120th OVI   1850 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH:  Joseph and Susanna Myers;  Louisa (23), Maria (21), Francis W. (Male age 19), John (16), William P.[see below] (14),  Joseph (13), Menno S.[see below], age 6,and Susan E. (4).   Everyone in the family was born in PA.   Researcher David sends this information: Researcher: David       burtongenes@home.com Susanna's maiden name was Susanna Horst Wenger.  Joseph's full name was Joseph Huber Myers. There was a sibling named Amos Hoover Myers 1838-1900.  Where was he on the above census? And there were two other siblings: Michael W. who was born about 1839......not on census so he must have died. and Isaac born 1841 died 1844. 1860 Census, Series M 653 Roll 1050,  Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 37:  Joseph MYERS, age 56 PA, farmer; Susan, age 50 OH; Menno, age 14 OH; Susannah, age 12 OH. Next dwelling:  Amos MYERS, age 28 OH, labourer; Catharine, age 24 OH; Minerva, age 1 PA; William, age 24 PA; Louisa, age 24 PA.   1860 Census,   Where was Joseph? Joseph Myers Jr. married Mary J. Mylar 21 Jun 1866 in Wayne County OH. It would seem that Mary J Mylar may be the sister of Isaac Mylar of this list who also lived in Missouri after the war.  See Isaac Mylar below. 1870 Census, Series M 593 Roll 763, Lincoln Twp, Caldwell Co MO, page 184:  Joseph MYERS, age 32 PA, farmer; Mary J, age 31 OH; Sadie S, age 3 OH; Maria, age one month MO, born May 1870. 1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 677, Lincoln Twp,  Caldwell Co MO, page 402:  Joseph MYERS, age 42 PA, surveyor, parents born PA; Mary J, wife, age 41 OH, parents born PA; Sada, daughter, age 13 OH; Mariah, daughter, age 10 MO; Wm W LESTER?, age 22 IN.   1900 Census, 2nd ward Brookfield, Brookfield Twp, Linn Co MO, page 54:  Joseph MYERS, age 62 PA, born Aug 1837, married 32 yrs, no occupation listed, parents born PA; Mary J, wife, age 61 OH, born Mar, 1839, married 32 yrs, 2 children/2 still living, parents born PA; Mariah, daugher, age 30, single, born May 1870 MO.   1910 Census, Jefferson Twp, Linn Co MO, page 168:  Mary J. MYERS, age 71 OH, parents born PA, own income; Carl L. GRIFFITH, grandson, age 6 MO, father born MO, mother born MO.   Pension Index:  Joseph MYERS, G 114th and H 120th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 1881 Apr 30 in Missouri.    Widow's pension Missouri, 1905, widow Mary J. [Brother's Death record in Ohio  for Francis W MYERS died 25 Mar 1912 at Mogadore Village, Summit Co OH.  Born 4 Dec 1830 in PA.  Father Joseph MYERS.  Mother Susan WINZER.] [Sister's Death record in Ohio: :  File # 41227, Mrs. Susan E. LONGANECKER, of 2015 Elmwood Ave, died 22 July 1932 at Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co OH.  Widow.  Born 1 June 1846 at Wooster, OH.  Parents Joseph MEYERS and Susan WENGER, born PA.  Burial Lakewood Park.  Informant Frank N or M. LONGANECKER, of 2015 Elmwood.] [Sister's Death record in Ohio:  File # 46389, Louisa Myers MISHLER died 7 July 1916 at Springfield Twp, Summit Co OH.  Widowed.  Born 4 June 1825 in PA.  Parents Joseph MYERS and Susanna WENGER, born PA.  Burial Dunkard Cem.  Informant Menno S MISHLER, of E. Akron RFD.]

Myers, Menno S     6 Feb 1864 Menno, age 20,  is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265 as a Private.  He was captured at Snaggy Point on Red River, LA on 3 May 1864.  He was transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864, while a prisoner of war.  The Roster for the 114th says the same thing and that he was mustered out at Camp Chase OH 28 June 1865. [Was this transfer on paper only?] Menno S. Myers, Civil War Veteran, is buried at Smithville Cemetery.  He was born 23 Jan 1844 and died 15 Jun 1901.  His wife Rosanna Kiefer was born 31 Jan 1842 and she died 17 Jan 1925.  Their son Odell E. is buried there too. He was born 7 Nov 1869 and died 3 Dec 1899.  There are discharge records at Wayne county on page 356  for Menno S. Myers, age 21. He was born in Wayne co OH.  He was 5' 10", fair complexion, blue eyes, dark hair. He was listed as a blacksmith at the time he enlisted.  At the time he registered his discharge he was living in Smithville. Father: Joseph MYERS Mother:  Susanna WENGER Birth: 23 Jan 1844 Marriage:  Rosanna KEIFFER, 18 Jun 1868 Death:   15 Jun 1901 Cemetery:  Smithville Cem, Smithville, Wayne OH Relationship:  Brother of William and Joseph MYERS of Co H 120th OVI I believe that Menno, William P. and Joseph Myers of Company H 120th are brothers.  1850 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH:  Joseph and Susanna Myers;  Louisa (23), Maria (21), Francis W. (Male age 19), John (16), William P. (14),  Joseph (13), Menno S., age 6,and Susan E. (4).   Everyone in the family was born in PA, but that does not appear to be correct.   1860 Census, Series M 653 Roll 1050,  Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 37:  Joseph MYERS, age 56 PA, farmer; Susan, age 50 OH; Menno, age 14 OH; Susannah, age 12 OH. Next dwelling:  Amos MYERS, age 28 OH, labourer; Catharine, age 24 OH; Minerva, age 1 PA; William, age 24 PA; Louisa, age 24 PA.   Menno Myers married Rosa Ann Keiffer 18 Jun 1868 in Wayne County OH. 1870 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 209:  Menno MYERS, age 26 OH, blacksmith; Rosan, age 27 OH; Odell E., age 6 months OH, born Nov 1869. In 1880 Meno Myers, age 36, is living in Milton Twp. Wayne Co. OH with his wife Rosa (38). He is a blacksmith. The children listed are Odel E. (10), and Ora P. (7). Wayne County OH births book [see the sources on main Roster page] lists a child born to Menno S. Myers and Rosann Keiffer of Green Township.  The child's name was Oricee P??, a daughter born 3 July 1872.  Researcher David says that Menno Simon Myers and Rosanna Kieffer had two children:  Odell born in 1869...died 1899.  Pearl M. born about 1871. M.S. Myers was living in Marshallville in 1900 as reported at the 1900 Reunion of the 120th. 1900 Census, Series T 623 Roll 1332, Milton Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 17:  Meno S MYERS, age 56 OH, born Jan 1844, married 32 yrs, farmer, parents born PA; Rosanna, wife, age 58 OH, born Jan 1842, married 32 yrs, 2 children/1 still living, parents born OH; Pearl, daughter, age 27 OH, single, born July 1872, music teacher; Maggie SCHRINER, boarder, age 20 OH, single, born May 1880, school teacher.   Pension Card:  Menno S. MYERS, Co h 120th OH Inf.  co K 114th OH Inf.  Invalid applied 26 Feb 1880.  Widow also applied.  Menno died 15 June 1901. Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File # 5453, Rosanna Maria MYERS of 750 Mallison Ave, died 17 Jan 1925 at Akron, Summit Co OH.  Widow.  Born 31 Jan 1842 at Wayne Co OH.  Parents Salome [Solomon] KEIFFER and Martha FAUBLE, born Marshallville OH.  Burial Smithville Cem.  Informant A. A. AULT of Akron OH.   Brother's Death record in Ohio:   Image not available for me to check:  Francis W MYERS died 25 Mar 1912 at Mogadore Village, Summit Co OH.  Born 4 Dec 1830 in PA.  Father Joseph MYERS.  Mother Susan WINZER.] Sister's Death record in Ohio:  File # 46389, Louisa Myers MISHLER died 7 July 1916 at Springfield Twp, Summit Co OH.  Widowed.  Born 4 June 1825 in PA.  Parents Joseph MYERS and Susanna WENGER, born PA.  Burial Dunkard Cem.  Informant Menno S MISHLER, of E. Akron RFD.  David   burtongenes@home.com

Myers, Tobias B    25 Sept 1862 Tobias, age 18, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265 as a Private. He was captured 28 May 1863 in action at Raymond, Miss. and was exchanged in Oct 1863.  He was captured at Snaggy Point on Red River, LA 3 May 1864.  He was transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864, while a prisoner of war. The Roster for Company K of the 114th lists him as having been transferred to that company, and says he was mustered out 28 June 1865 at Camp Chase OH.  [Was this transfer on paper only?] Tobias B. Myers buried at Crown Hill Cemetery, Orrville OH, Sec. 3, Lot 30.  He was buried 26 Dec 1915.  He was age 71. He is buried with Joanna, 1848-1932 and Harry J. 1870-1875. Tobias enlisted at Wooster. Father: Tobias MYERS Mother:  Catherine HOUSER Birth:   29 Apr 1844, PA Marriage:  Joanna HARTMAN Death:   24 Dec 1915, Orrville, Wayne Co OH Cemetery:  Crown Hill, Orrville, Wayne, OH 1850 Census, Lower Leacock, Lancaster Co PA, Dwelling 166, Family 170:  Tobias MYER, age 45 Germany, shoemaker; Catharine [wife], age 41 PA; Reuben, age 5 PA; Tobias, age 4 PA; Daniel, age 2 Pa; Mary, age ?9 PA; John ESLINGER, age 28 Germany, shoemaker.   Parents...1860 Census, Series M 653 Roll 1050, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 58:  Tobias MAYER?, age 56 Germany, labourer; Catharine, age 50 PA; Abraham, age 9 PA; Ellen, age 7 PA.  [Note: Next door are: John MYERS, age 23 PA, labourer; Mary, age 20 OH.] 1860 Census, East Union Twp,Wayne County, OH, page 27:  Peter MORER? , age 38 OH, farmer; Elizabeth, age 32 PA; Cyrus, age 9 OH; Margaret, age 2 OH; Elizabeth MYERS, age 17 PA; Tobias, age 14 PA.   In Hardesty's for Wayne County OH, : Tobias B. Myers enlisted at Wooster.  He was captured 3 May 1863 and held 3 weeks in Libby prison. After his capture at Snaggy Point he was held one year at Camp Ford.  He was discharged 28 June 1865 at Columbus, OH. There are discharge papers in Wayne county on page 212 for Tobias B. Myers, Private, age 20.  He was born in Lancaster County PA.  He was 5' 8", fair complexion, blue eyes, brown hair.  He listed himself as a farmer. At the time he registered he was living in Smithville. Parents....1870 Census, Series M 593 Roll 1280, Orrville,  Baughman Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 237:  Tobias MYERS, age 66 Wurtemberg, shoemaker; Catharine, age 61 PA; Daniel, age 22 PA, blacksmith; Ellen, age 17 PA.   Stark County Probate Court Record:  Tobias B MYERS married Joanne HARTMAN on 20 May 1869 in Stark County OH.   1870 Census, Village of Orrville, Wayne County, OH, page 241:  Tobias MYERS, age 24 PA, blacksmith; Joannah, age 20 OH.   1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1076, Orrville, Wayne County, OH, page 24:  Tobias MYERS,age 24 [has to be incorrect] PA, blacksmithing, father born Prussia, mother born PA;  Joana, wife, age 32 OH, parents born OH. Tobias was living in Orrville OH in 1900 as reported at the 1900 Reunion of the 120th. 1900 Census, Orrville, Baughman Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 22B:  Tobias B MYERS, age 54 PA, born Apr 1846, married 30 yrs, father born Germany, mother born PA, blacksmith; Joanna, wife, age 51 OH, born July 1848, married 30 yrs, 2 children/one still living, parents born OH; John H, son, age 12 OH, born July 1887, father born PA, mother born OH. 1910 Census, Series T 624 Roll 1239, Baughman Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 13:  Tobias B MYERS, age 63 PA, first marriage, married 40 yrs, blacksmith own shop, father born Germany, mother born PA, column 30 marked UA for military service; Joanna, wife, age 61 OH, first marriage, married 40 yrs, 2 children/1 still living, parents born OH; John, son, age 22 OH, first marriage, married 0 yrs, blacksmith own shop; Jennie, daughter in law, age 18 OH, first marriage, married 0 yrs, 0 children, father born OH, mother born Switzerland [spoke German].   Pension Index:  Tobias B MYERS, H 120th, G and K 114th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 9 Apr 1907 in OH.  Widow Joanna MYERS, filed 14 Jan 1916  in OH.    Pension Card:  Tobias died 24 Dec 1915 at Orrville OH.   Ohio Death Certificate Index:  Tobias B MYERS died 24 Dec 1915 in Wayne County, OH.   Death record in Ohio:  File # 69855, Tobias B MYERS died 24 Dec 1915 at Orrville, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Blacksmith.  Born 29 Apr 1844 in PA.  Father Tobias MYERS, born Germany.  Mother Catherine HOUSER, born PA.  Burial Crown Hill.  Informant Jno MYERS, of Orrville OH.   Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File # 50872, Joanne MYERS, of 160 South Main St, died 6 Aug 1932 at Orrville, Wayne Co OH.  Widow.  Husband T. B. MYERS.  Born 29 July 1848 at Louisville OH.  Parents Jacob HARTMAN and Elizabeth HOLTZ, born Louisville OH.  Burial Crown Hill.  Informant, John MYERS of Orrville OH.   Son's Death record in Ohio:  File # 22225, John Howard MYERS died 25 Mar 1937 at Orrville, Wayne Co OH.  Married to Jennie Scott MYERS.  Auto painter.  Born 12 Jul 1887 at Orrville OH.  Father Tobias B MYERS, born Lancaster Co PA.  Mother Joanna HARTMAN, born Louisville, OH.  Burial Crown Hill.  Informant, Mrs. J. H. MYERS, of Orrville OH.

Myers, William  P    13 aug 1862         William Penn MYERS William, age 26,  is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265 as a Private. Transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.  Transferred to Company F 48th OVI, 24 July 1865.[Corporal]  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.   Grave photo at Find a Grave! Father: Joseph MYERS Mother:  Susanna WENGER   Birth: 5 Jan 1836 Marriage:  Julia BRICKER, 26 Dec 1865, Wayne Co OH Death:   7 Apr 1904, Mogado, Summit Co OH Cemetery:  Greenwood Cemetery, Mogadore, Sprinfield Twp, Summit Co, OH Relationship:  Brother of William and Joseph MYERS of Co H, 120th OVI 1850 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH:  Joseph and Susanna Myers;  Louisa (23), Maria (21), Francis W. (Male age 19), John (16), William P. (14),  Joseph (13), Menno S., age 6,and Susan E. (4).   Everyone in the family was born in PA.  [Ohio Death Record for Francis W MYERS died 25 Mar 1912 at Mogadore Village, Summit Co OH.  Born 4 Dec 1830 in PA.  Father Joseph MYERS.  Mother Susan WINZER.] 1860 Census, Series M 653 Roll 1050,  Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 37:  Joseph MYERS, age 56 PA, farmer; Susan, age 50 OH; Menno, age 14 OH; Susannah, age 12 OH. Next dwelling:  Amos MYERS, age 28 OH, labourer; Catharine, age 24 OH; Minerva, age 1 PA; William, age 24 PA; Louisa, age 24 PA.   No discharge papers in Wayne county. William P. Myers married Julia Bricker 26 Dec 1865 in Wayne County OH. Julia Bricker may be the sister of Joseph U. Bricker of this Company.  Researcher David         burtongenes@home.com David says that William Penn Myers and Julia A. Bricker had the following children: Myrtle (born and died 1868), Etta Mary (1870), Emma Jane (1872), Alice Blanch (1874), Lizzie (1871 died 1873), Pearl G. (1873), Sadie Belle (1875), John Bricker (1877), Joseph W. (1879 died 1879), Bertha Louise (1881).  He has them all listed as being born in Smithville, Wayne county OH. ---- Thursday, 30 Jan 1868, Wooster Republican, pg3 "On Tuesday morning, January 21st, a little girl, seventeen months old, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Myers, was found dead.  The child was well the previous evening, with the exception of a slight cold, and at 12 o'clock was still apparently well, sleeping sweetly.  In the morning she was taken up lifeless.  She was examined, but the cause of her death could not be explained, and there fore remains a mystery.  Myrta was a sweet little babe, and leaves a void in the hearts of distressed parents and friends." 1870 Census, Series M 593 Roll 1280, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 217:  William MYERS, age 30 PA, farmer; Julian, age 26 PA; Etta May, age 2 OH; Emma J, age 10 months OH, born Aug 1869?.  Also living there are Mary MARTIN, age 15 OH, house keeper and Henry MARTIN, age 17 OH, farm laborer.   1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1059, Suffield Twp, Portage Co OH, page 424:  Wm P MYERS, age 44 PA, potter, parents born PA; Julia A, wife, age 38 PA, parents born PA; Ettie M,daughter, age 12 OH; Emma J, daughter, age 11 OH; Alice B, daughter, age 9 OH; Pearl G, daughter, age 5 OH; Sadie B, daughter, age 4 OH; John B, son, age 2 OH.   William P Myers was living in Mogadore, Summit County, OH as reported at the 1900 Reunion of the 120th. 1900 Census, Springfield Twp, Summit County, OH, page 202:  William P MYERS, age 64 PA, born Jan 1836, married 24 yrs, post master, parents born PA;  Julia A, wife, age 58 PA, born May 1842, married 24 yrs, 8 children/6 still living, parents born PA; Alice B, daughter, age 29 OH, born feb 1871, single, school teacher; Pearl G, daughter, age 25 OH, born Oct 1874, single, school teacher; Bertha A, daughter, age 17 OH, born Apr 1883, single, P.O. Clerk;  Amanda PAUL, sister-in-law, age 74 PA, born Mar 1826, widow, 0 children, parents born PA.   William P.'s parents are buried in Mogadore, Summit Co OH.  His brother John lived in Mogadore in the 1850s and his oldest sister Louisa died there in 1900. [Researcher David         burtongenes@home.com] Plain Dealer [Cleveland OH], Friday, 8 Apr 1904, page 5:  "Postmaster at Mogadore Dead:  Special to the Plain Dealer: Akron, O., April 7. - W. B.[sic] Myrs [sic], postmaster at Mogadore, died Wednesday night after a short illness.  He was widely known throughout the county, and served for four years in the civil war as a member of the 120th Ohio Volunteer Infantry." The Ohio Civil War Veterans Grave Registration site lists William P. Myers as being buried in Summit County OH. Sons of Union Veterans:  Greenwood Cemetery, Mogadore, Sprinfield Twp, Summit County, OH.  Born 1836.  Died 1904. Pension Index:  William P MYERS, H 120th, K 114th, and F 48th OH Inf.     Invalid filed 25 May 1889 in OH.  Julia A MYERS filed for widow's pension in 1904 June ?? in OH.

Mylar, Isaac S    18 Aug 1862 Isaac, age 28, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263 as a Sergeant.. He was mustered in as a wagoner;  appointed Corporal 10 Mar 1863; Sergeant 7 Oct 1863; transferred to Co. E, 114th OVI 27 Nov 1864. Promoted to 2nd Lieutenant 28 Dec 1864 and was mustered out 24 July 1865 by reason of consolidation. No discharge papers in Wayne county for Isaac Mylar. Find a Grave.  Photo of Isaac S. MYLAR's stone at Mirabile Cemetery, Mirabile, Caldwell Co, MO.  Born 21 Oct 1833.  Died 10 Aug 1896.   Father: Joseph MYLAR Mother:  Sarah TAYLOR [Family Search] Birth:  21 Oct 1833 Marriage:  Elizabeth J. STEVENSON, 3 Jul 1866, Wayne Co, OH Death:   10 Aug 1896 Cemetery:  Mirabile Cem, Mirabile, Caldwell Co MO    1850 Census, Green Twp, Wayne OH, page 174:  Joseph MYLER (43), farmer, Sarah (42), Robert T (19) laborer, Isaac (16), laborer, Mary J (11), James (14), John T (8), Levi D (5).  All born PA. [Stark County Probate Court record:  Joseph MYLER married Sarah JOHNSTON, 6 Jan 1831 in Stark Co OH.] 1860 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, pg 41 :  Joseph MYLER (53PA), farmer; Sarah(52PA); Mary(21OH); John (19OH); Isaac, age 26 OH,.  Isaac Mylar married Elizabeth J. STEVENSON 3 Jul 1866 in Wayne county OH. 1870 Census, Mirabile Twp, Caldwell County, MO, page 193:  Isaac MYLAR, age 37 OH, farmer; Elizabeth, age 26 PA; Eddie, age 3 OH.  [Note:  I think his father Joseph is listed right above Isaac on the census...Joseph MYLAR, age 65 PA, farmer.  A woman is with him, also born in PA, but I can't read the name.  Thursday, 6 Feb 1868, Wooster Republican, pg 5:  "Joseph Myler sold his farm,  2 miles north-east of town, to George Shuey, for $82.50 per acre.  Mr. Myler is one of our oldest settlers, having lived on the farm he has just sold forty years.  He intends moving to Missouri in the spring."] 1880 Census, Mirabile Twp, Caldwell County, MO, page 340:  Isaac S MYLAR, age 47 OH, farmer, father born PA, mother born not listed;  Elizabeth, wife, age 39 PA, father born PA, mother born MD;  Edward L, son, age 12 OH.  [Note:  Next dwelling Joseph MYLAR, age 73 PA.] Isaac died in MO in 1896. Find a Grave.  Photo of Isaac S. MYLAR's stone at Mirabile Cemetery, Mirabile, Caldwell Co, MO.  Born 21 Oct 1833.  Died 10 Aug 1896.   1900 Henry Ave, Shoal Twp, Clinton County, MO, page 183:  This census page is very faded and hard to read. Line 35.    Elizabeth C MYLAR, age 60 PA, Widow, 2 children/2 still living, father born PA, mother born MD; daughter living with her, born MO, father born OH, school teacher.  I can't read the name. 1910 Census, 2nd Ward, St Joseph, Buchanan County, MO, page 104:  Edgar SUTHERLAND, age 31 KS, first marriage, married 8 yrs, wire chief for telephone company, parents born MO; Metta L, wife, age 29 MO, first marriage, married 8 yrs, 3 children/3 still living; father born OH, mother born PA; Edwin, son, age 7 MO; Marguerite, dauther, age 5 MO; Helen, daughter, age 1 yr 5 months MO; Mrs. Elisabeth J MYLAR, mother-in-law, age 69 PA, widow, 2 children/2 still living, father born PA, mother born MD.   Pension Index:   Isaac S. MYLAR, E 114th and H 120th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 1880 Apr 9.   His wife, Elizabeth J. Mylar, was granted a widow's pension in August 1896 in Missouri.   Pension Card:  Isaac died 10 Aug 1896.   Find a Grave:  Wife of Isaac, Elizabeth J Stevenson MYLAR born 6 Dec 1839.  Died 22 Mar 1923.  Mirabile Cemetery, Mirabile, Caldwell Co MO.

Norris, Benjamin N  19 Aug 1862              Benjamin M. NORRIS    Benjamin Musser NORRIS Benjamin, age 22, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263 as a Sergeant.  He was captured at Snaggy Point on Red River, LA 3 May 1864.  From Hardesty's: Benjamin M. Norris enlisted at Smithville.  After his capture at Snaggy Point he was held at Camp Ford for 13 months. There are no discharge papers in Wayne County for Benjamin Norris. Father: Hugh NORRIS Mother:  Eliza KLEPPER Birth:  2 July 1840 at Wayne Co OH Marriage:  Adda L. SNYDER 19 Nov 1871, Wayne Co OH Death:   7 Mar 1911 at Orrville, Wayne Co OH Cemetery:  Crown Hill Cem, Orrville, OH 1850 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 179:  Hugh age 36 PA, farmer and Elizabeth Norris age 44 PA; John (15 PA), Ann (11 OH), Benjamin Norris (9), born in OH; Simon (8 OH); Susan (7 OH); Hugh (5 OH); Eliza (3 OH).  And living with the family was Christian Cocheran (20 OH), a blacksmith.  1860 haven't found. 1870 Census, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 210: Benjamin NORRIS, age 29 OH, blacksmith, is living with the Soloman GREENAMYER family who is also a blacksmith.   B.M. Norris married Adda L. Snyder 19 Nov 1871 in Wayne County OH. In 1880 Benjamin Norris, age 39, is listed in the census in Smithville, Green Township,  OH.  He is postmaster.  His wife is Adaline (31). Child Chloe A. (6) is listed.  Also living with them is Benjamin's sister-in-law Mary Snyder (13). Wayne County OH birth book (see sources on roster page): Benjamin M [sic] and Ada L. (SNYDER) NORRIS of Smithville:  parents of Chloe (f) born 5 Oct 1873 1910 Census, West Market St, Orrville, Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 15A:  Benjamin N NORRIS, age 69 OH, first marriage, married 39 yrs, father born NY, mother born PA, florist with own greenhouse; Adda, wife, age 59 OH, first marriage, married 39 yrs, one child/one still living, parents born OH.  Two roomers living there: Ray R and Callie SANDERSON.   Obituary:  Wayne County Democrat  Wednesday 15 March 1911  page 2 Benjamin M. Norris, aged 69 years, died at his home in Orrville Tuesday night from heart trouble.  He was very well known throughout the eastern part of the county.  Mr. Norris was born at Smithville and when a young man he entered the Union army and took part in a number of battles during the civil war.  After the strife was over he returned to Smithville where he lived until about 15 years ago when he started a greenhouse at Orrville.  His brother is now postmaster at Smithville.  His wife and one daughter survive.  Funeral services Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Obituary: Dalton Gazette Thursday 16 March 1911  page 1 Benj. M. Norris, age 69 years, for some years postmaster at Smithville, died Tuesday afternoon at his home in Orrville.  Mr. Norris has been in ill health for some months.  Mr. Norris was a soldier during the rebellion and a man who was widely known over the county.  He is survived by Mrs. Norris and one daughter, Mrs. Perry Taggart of Massillon.  The funeral was held Friday, interment in Orrville cemetery. Benjamin M. Norris, buried 10 [must be incorrect] Mar 1911 age 70 years.  Buried in Crown Hill Cemetery Orrville OH Sec A, Lot 12. Ohio Death Certificate Index:  Adaline L. 1849-1914, died 21Ap 1914, age 64, in Wayne County OH.   Pension Index:  Benjamin M NORRIS, H 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1883 Nov 5 in OH.  Widow, Adeline L NORRIS, filed 1911 Mar 14 in OH.  Pension Card:  Benjamin died 7 Mar 1911.   Death record in Ohio: File # 18549, Benjamin Musser NORRIS died 7 Mar 1911 at Orrville, Wayne Co OH.  Married.  Florist.  Born 2 July 1840 at Wayne Co OH.  Parents Hugh NORRIS and Eliza KLEPPER, born PA.  Burial Crown Hill Cem.  Informant Mrs. B. M. NORRIS, of Orrville OH.   Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File # 25555, Adeline L NORRIS died 21 Apr 1914 at Orrville, Wayne Co OH.  Widowed.  born 3 June 1849 at Wayne Co OH.  Parents Elias SNYDER and Sarah LEHMAN, born PA.  Burial Crown Hill.  Informant Mrs. BOSWELL, of Akron OH.

Null, John    21 Aug 1862           Not sure yet if he enlisted in Ashland County (not on Ashland Roll of Honor.) John, age 32, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point, on the Red River, LA; paroled 16 June 1864; mustered out 23 May 1865 at Camp Chase OH. Father: John NULL Mother:  Mary CROSS Birth:   17 June 1829 in OH Marriage:  1Nancy Ann TOMS 13 Jan 1852 in Ashland County OH 2Mary FRITZ, 9 Apr 1895, Delaware Co OH Death:   29 Apr 1919 Cemetery:  Oak Grove Cem, Delaware, OH 1850 Census, Green Twp, Ashland County, OH, page 108:  J NULL, age 20 OH, blacksmith.  He is living with the M. CLUGH family. He married Nancy Ann TOMS 13 Jan 1852 in Ashland County OH  1860 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland County, OH, page 181:  John NULL [could easily be misread as MILL or MELL], age 29 OH, master blacksmith; Nancy, age 36 PA; Sarah, age 7 OH; Lilly, age 5 OH; Houstan, age 2 OH; Thurseyam [female] age 1 month; Philo TOMS, age 18 OH, apprentice to blacksmith. 1870 Census, Belleville, Jefferson Twp, Richland County, OH, page 95:  John NULL, age 40 OH, blacksmith; Nancy A, age 47 PA; Sarah L, age 17 OH; Lilly J, age 15 OH; Huston [male] age 12 OH; ???ssa[female] age 11 OH; John W, age 7 OH.   Pension Index:  John NULL, H 120th and K 114th OH Inf.     Invalid's pension 1876 Apr 7, no state given.  Pension Card:  John died 29 Apr 1919.   1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1012, Henry St., 5th ward Delaware, Delaware Co OH, page 541:  John NULL, age 50 OH, blacksmith, father born Germany, mother born NY; Nancy, wife, age 56 PA, parents born PA; Vernie, daughter, age 27 OH, dressmaker; William, son, age 17 OH, blacksmith; Anna ELLIS, daughter, age 20 OH, married.   John Null was living in Delaware OH in 1900 as reported at the 1900 Reunion of the 120th. 1900 Census, Series T 623 Roll 1263, South Sandusky St, 3rd ward Delaware, Delaware Co OH, page 100:  John NULL, age 70 OH, born June 1829, married 5 yrs, blacksmith, parents born PA; Mary, wife, age 57 OH, born Jan? 1843, married 5 yrs, 0 children, father born PA, mother born OH; Harley BRADEN, age 29 OH, born Aug 1870, married 2 yrs, day laborer, parents born OH; Clara BRADEN, wife, age 23 OH, born June 1876, parents born OH; Virgie BRADEN, daughter, age 2 OH, born May 1898, parents born OH.   1910 Census, Series T 624 Roll 1177, Sandusky Street, 3rd ward Delaware, Delaware Co OH, page 129:  John NULL, age 79 OH, second marriage, married 15 yrs, blacksmith own shop,  father born Germany, mother born RI, Column 30 marked UA for military service; Mary, wife, age 67 OH, first marriage, married 15 yrs, 0 children, father born PA, mother born OH.   Contributor/Researcher:  Bonnie Bauman     bonnieandbud@toltbbs.com John Null was born 21 June 1830 in OH .  He married Nancy Ann TOMS 13 Jan 1852 in Ashland County OH  .After the death of his first wife, he marrried Mary FRITZ 9 Apr 1895 in Delaware County.  John died 20???? April 1919 in Delaware, Delaware County,  OH   Cemetery records state that he served in the Civil War and there is a flag holder at his grave marked "veteran".  He is buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Delaware, OH.  He was a blacksmith, owning his own shop.  He served two terms on city council.  The interment records state that during the Civil War he was  "cook, nurse and prisoner guard".  Interment.net has his death date listed as 2 May 1919, born 1830.  But  2 May was the date he was buried [death record], not the date he died. And it says his father was John NULL.   http://www.interment.net/data/us/oh/delaware/oakgrove/oakgrove_n.htm  Death record in Ohio: File # 26025, John NULL died 29 Apr 1919 at 186 South Sandersl???, Delaware, Delaware Co OH.  Born 17 June 1829 in OH.  Retired blacksmith.  Parents John NULL and Mary CROSS, born Germany.  Burial Oak Grove.  Informant Mrs. Vern? or Vim N MASON of Delaware OH.

Orr, William M    15 Aug 1862 William, age 23, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265 as a Private. Discharged 5 Aug 1863, on Sergeon's certificate of disability. In addition to the 120th, he served  later on at age 25 in Company D 169th Regiment OVI which had a 100 day term from 2 May 1864 to 4 Sept 1864.  There are no discharge papers in Wayne County for William Orr. Father:  James ORR Mother:  ??Roseltha L. KENDRICK Birth:  Apr 1839 Marriage:   Death:   30 Apr 1928 at Milford, Seward Co, NE Cemetery:   Relationship:    1850 census in East Union Township Wayne County OH, page 212:  James ORR, age 56 Ireland, farmer; Roselthea L, age 39 Vermont;  Sarah A., age 22 OH; Joseph W, age 21 OH;  James F, age 15 OH;  Mary, age 13 OH;  William M. , age 11 born in OH;  Amanda, age 9 OH;  Emily, age 7OH;  Cordelia, age 5 OH; Henry Clay, age 1 OH.  [Parents: Wayne County Probate Court record: James ORR married Roseltha L. KENDRICK on 1 Dec 1833 in Wayne Co OH.] 1860 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 46:  James ORR, age 67 Ireland, farmer; Rosellha ?, age 46 Maine; Sarah, age 36 OH; James, age 24 OH; Mary, age 22 OH; William, age 21.  Amanda, age 19 OH; Emily, age 16 OH; Henry, age 11 OH; ?Belinda ALLEN, age 9 OH. Not listed with parents in 1870 Census, Series M 593 Roll 120, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 227:  James ORR, age 79 Ireland, farmer; Rozelpha, age 52 PA, Henry C, age 21 OH; Ellen, age 18 OH.   ??1870 Census, Series M 593 Roll 828, South Bend Precinct, Cass Co NE, page 165:  Margt A. THOMAS, age 31 IA, farming; Lena, age 8 NE; Carrie, age 6 NE; William ORR, age 30 OH, farm laborer.   1880 Census, haven't found.  ???Seward, Seward Co NE, page 528:  William ORR, age 35 OH, single, boarder, lawyer.   1900 Census:  P, Street, 1st Ward Lincoln, Lancaster Co, NE, page 147:  Wm M. ORR, age 61 OH, born Apr 1839, single, real estate agent, father born Ireland, mother born MA.......he was a lodger in the home of Francis? and Flora SKINNER.   1910 Census, South 11th Street, 1st Ward Lincoln, Lancaster Co, NE, page 6:  William M. ORR, age 71 OH, single, lodger, father born Ireland, mother born MA, authore and ?writer for publishing company. 1920 Census, 1st Ward Lincoln, Lancaster Co, NE, page 1:  Wm M. ORR, age 80 OH, single, father born Ireland, mother born MA, writer.   Pension Index:   William M. ORR, D 169th and H 120th OH Inf.  He was living in Nebraska when he applied for a pension on 6 Dec 1882. Pension Card:  William died 30 Apr 1928 at Milford, NE.

Phelan, Patrick *12 Sept 1862 Patrick, age 42, was Captain of Company H.  He died 15 Feb 1863 at Young's Point LA. The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists Patrick Phelan as being buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi. [Not listed at Interment.net] Father: Mother:   Birth:  <1820-21> Ireland Marriage:  Catherine FOX Death:   15 Feb 1863 at Young's Point LA Cemetery:  Vicksburg, Warren Co, Mississippi Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865:  Patrick PHELAN, Captain, 120th OH Inf., died 15 Feb 1863 at Youngs Point, LA.  Cause:  disease. Not on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960  ???1850 Census, Lansingburgh, Rensselaer County, NY, Dwelling 696, Family 893:  Patrick PHALAN, age 26 Ireland, laborer; Catharine, age 28 Ireland; John, age 2 VT.   1860 Census, Lucas Twp, Richland County, OH, page 304:  Patrick PHALAN, age 39 Ireland, laborer; Catharine, age 38 Ireland; Mary A, age 9 NY; William H, age 6 OH; Ellen B, age 4 OH; Joanna, age 2 OH; John R, age 1 OH.  [Note, living next house were James PHALEN age 45 Ireland and Ellen M, age 32 Ireland and children.] Richland will book: It seems that Patrick was living in Monroe Twp. Richland co OH when he went off to war.  His will was written 13 September 1862.  It was presented in court 10 Ap 1863.  He left his estate to his wife Catharine and his children.  The children listed are Mary A., William H., Ellen, Bridget, Johanna, John R., Annie, and Alice. Pension Index:  Patrick PHELAN, Co H 120th OH.  Widow Catharine PHELAN filed for pension 4 Apr1863. 1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 1261, 3rd ward Mansfield, Richland Co OH, page 178:  John McGUIRE, age 27 Ireland, laborer; Catharine FELAN, age 43 Ireland, keeping a boarding house; Mary, age 18 NY; William, age 17 OH; Ellen, age 15 OH; Joana, age 13 OH; Annie, age 10 OH; Alice, age 8 OH; John McMANIS, age 21 NY, laborer; Joshua COLMAN, age 23 PA, laborer; John STEWARD, age 50, Ireland; Patrick CREMANS, age 25 Ireland.   In 1880 Cathrine Phelan, age 54 born in Ireland is listed in the census as living in Mansfield, Richland County Ohio..  Both her parents were born in Ireland.  Also living with her were her daughter Josaphine Phelan, age 23, Allice Phelan, age 18, and William Phelan, age 27 who was a conductor on the railroad.  It indicates that their father was born in Ireland.  [At the following site it says that the name  Phelan comes from the word  faol which means  'wolf'.  http://www.irelandseye.com/irish/traditional/names/index.shtm  ] 1890 Veterans Schedule:  Mansfield, Richland Co OH: Line 27, House 132, Family 142:  Catharine, widow of Patrick PHELAN, Captain, Co H 120......Post Office address No 5 N.E. Diamond St, Mansfield Richland Co OH.  No comments.   Daughter's Death record in Ohio:  File # 52013, Ellen SEVERANCE, of 982 E 130 St, died 2 Sep 1932 at Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co OH.  Widowed.  Husband Silas SEVERANCE.  Born 16 Sept 1856 at Lucas OH.  Parents, Patrick PHELAN and Catherine FOXX, born Ireland.  Burial Calvary.  Informant Philip SEVERANCE, of 982 E. 130 St.   Daughter's Death record in Ohio:  File # 26633, Alice RODERICK, of 1267 E 102nd St, died 23 May 1921 at Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co OH.  Widow.  Nurse.  Husband James RODRICK.  Born 26 Mar 1863 in OH.  Parents, Patrick PHALEN and Catherine FOX, born Ireland.  Burial Mansfield OH.  Informant Geo F THOMA, of 1167 E 102.

Plank, John J.    18 Oct 1862               John Jacob PLANK John, age 33, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  He was transferred to Co K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864. Transferred to Company E of the 48th OVI, 24 July 1865.  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.   Father: David PLANK Mother:  Anna KURTZ Birth:27 Sep 1830, Wayne Co OH Marriage:  Laura Louise FLOHR, 4 Oct 1866, Wayne Co OH Death:   16 Feb 1905, Mesa Co CO Cemetery:      Pension Index: John J PLANK, H 120th and E 48th OH Inf.    Invalid filed 1889 June 12 in KS.  Pension Card:  John died 16 Feb 1905.   1850 Census, Wayne Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 280:  David PLANK, age 51 PA, farmer; Nancy, age 45 PA; John, age 20 OH; Mary, age 17 OH; David, age 10 OH; Nany, age 7 OH.  [Note: Nancy is a nickname for Ann.] 1860 Census, Wayne Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 151:  Ann PLANK, age 55 PA, farmer; John J, age 29 OH, gunsmith; David H, age 18 OH, apprentice to wagon m.; Ann, age 17 OH.   1870 Census, Wooster City 2nd Ward, Wayne County, OH, page 428:  John J PLANK, age 39 OH, gun smith; Laurah, age 29 OH; Lewin H, age 3 OH; Nellie A, age 10 months OH, born in August. Wayne county marriage book: John J. Plank married Laura L. Flohr 4 Oct 1866 in Wayne County OH. Wayne County OH birth book: John H. and Laura (FLOHR) PLANK living in city of Wooster: parents of Charles L. b. 22 Nov 1873 In 1880 census there is a John Plank, age 48 born in OH, a gunsmith living in Walnut, Cowley county Kansas, page 647.1000.  His parents were both born in PA.  His wife Laura, age 38,  was born in OH.  Her parents were born in MD.  Living with them are son Lewin age 12 b OH, daughter Nellie age 10 b. OH, son Charles age 6 b. OH, and daughter Clara age 1, born in Kansas.   1900 Census, Palisade, Mesa County, CO, page 2B:  J J PLANK, age 69 OH, born Sept 1830, married 33 yrs, farmer, parents born OH; Laura, wife, age 59 OH, born Jan 1841, marred 33 yrs, 2 children/2 still living [I think they misunderstood the question], parents born MD; Clara, daughter, age 20 KS, single, born Nov 1879; Harry, son, age 18 KS, single, born Sept 1881, farm laborer.   At FamilySearch: John Jacob Plank and Laura Louise Flohr had a child named Harry who was born in Kansas. They all died in Mesa County Colorado. John J. was born in Wayne County OH.  Amish Genealogy book: John PLANK who married Laura FLOHR was the son of David PLANK and Anna KURTZ.  John was born 27 Sep 1830 in Wayne County OH and he died in 1905 in Colorado.  His siblings were also born in Wayne County OH: Joseph (1823), Abraham K (1825), Salome (year not known), Mary (1834), Veronica/Fanny (1837), and infant (1838), David K (1840), and Anna (1843).

Reed, Thomas M.    21 Aug 1862 Thomas, age 28, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  He was discharged 8 Aug 1863 on a Surgeon's certificate of disability. Father: Mother:   Birth:  <1834> Marriage:   Death:   Cemetery:   Relationship:    Pension Index:  Thomas M REED, H 120th OH Inf.    Invalid filed 1863 Oct 24, no state given.  No Certificate was recorded.  So he may have died before his pension was approved.   Could this be the right Thomas Reed? Richland County Marriages: :   Thomas REED married Hester ANSBAUGH on 10 Aug 1854.   Another Thomas REED:   He is older than the soldier would be, so this is probably wrong. At the site for veterans burials in Wayne County there is a Thomas REED buried in Dalton Cemetery, born 1830.  A Civil War Veteran. But this Thomas Reed is older, being born in 1830 and was in the 4th OVI according to the Wayne County Cemetery book. He is buried with Mary C., his wife. A man named Thomas Reed married Mary C. RUTT 14 Mar 1876 in Wayne County OH. 1850 Census, Sugar Creek Twp,Wayne County, OH, page 53:  Thomas REED, age 59 Ireland, farmer; Catharine, age 51 PA; Thom., age 19 PA, farmer; Catharine COOK, age 11 OH.   1880 Census, Sugar Creek, Wayne County, OH, page 330.1000:  Thomas REED, age 49 PA, farmer, father born Ireland, mother born PA; Mary, wife, age 27 OH, father born PA, mother born OH; Wilbert J, son, age 3 OH; Charles S, son, age 1 OH; Catharine, age 81 PA, mother, parents born PA.   1900 Census, Sugar Creek, Wayne County, OH, page 11 A:  Thomas REED, age 69 PA, born Oct 1830, widower, farmer, father born Ireland, mother born PA; Grace, daughter, age 13 OH, father born PA, mother born OH.

Risser, Theodore D     1 Sept 1862 Theodore, age 18, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  He transferred to Co K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864. Transferred to Company E of the 48th OVI, 24 July 1865.  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.   Father: Jacob RISSER Mother:  Mary/Maria SCHNIDER Birth:  17 Aug 1844, Ashland Co OH Marriage:  Mary M. HENSLEY, 20 Oct 1870, LaHarpe, McDonough, IL Death:   30 Jan 1908 Maryville, Nodaway Co MO Cemetery:  Forest Hill, Kansas City MO  1850 Census, Vermillion Twp, Ashland Co OH, Dwelling 25, Family 25:  Jacob RISSER, age 55 Germany, farmer; Mary, age 49 Germany; Catherine, age 25 Germany; Jacob, age 15 OH; Peter, age 12 OH; Joseph, age 10 OH; Theodore, age 6 OH; Elizabeth ?LICH?, age 28 Germany; Louisa, age 4 OH; Mary, age 4 months OH; Henry ?KRAMWALT, age 25 Germany, farmer; Catherine, age 22 Germany.   1860 haven't found 1870 Census, Series M 593 Roll 256, Hire, McDonough Co IL, page 459:  Peter RISSER, age 32 OH, farmer; Orrell[female], age 22 IN; Hattie S, age 2 IL; Theodore, age 24 OH, farmer.   1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 707, Hopkins Twp, Nodaway Co, MO, page 302:  Theodore RISSER, age 34 OH, farming? parents born Germany; Mary, wife, age 31 IN; Pearl, daughter, age 8 IL; Frank, son, age 6 IA; Emma, daughter, age 5 IA; May, daughter, age 3 IA; Minie, daughter, age 6 months KS, born Dec 1879; Mary HENSLEY, mother in law, age 65 TN, parents born TN.   From Charlotte Ann Rathe Messinger at World Connect: 1881 History of Taylor county IA RISSER, T.D., farmer, section fifteen, post-office Bedford, was born August 17, 1844, in Ashland county, Ohio; there grew to maturity and received a liberal education. In September, 1862, he enlisted in company H, One Hundred and Twentieth Ohio. Took part in the battles of Port Gibson, Champion's Hill, Black River Bridge and Mobile, also in the siege of Vicksburg. Was mustered out in October, 1865, at Houston, Texas. He then went to Colorado, lived there three years, came to Taylor county in March, 1871, remained here six years, then moved to Platte county, Kansas. Returned to this county in 1879, and has since remained. Was married in 1870 to Miss Mary Hensley. They have been blessed with five children: Pearl V., Frank A., Ermy, Mary A. and Minalove. Mr. R. has a number one farm consisting of one hundred and sixty acres, and has a comfortable home. Researcher Monty Ives:    Theodore D. RISSER married Mary M. HENSLEY 20 Oct 1870 in LaHarpe, McDonough, IL They moved around and finally settled in Iowa, the last eight children being born in Bedford, Taylor county Iowa.  Their children were Mina Love (1879), Pearl Victorine (1871), Frank Austin (1873), Erma Lewella (1875), Mary Mae (1877), Wade Hensley (1882), Wilbur Gleeson (1884), Georgia Alena (1886), Clara Edna (1889), and Theron (1892). 1900 Census Maryville City, Nodaway County, MO, page 279:  Theodore RISSER, age 55 OH, born Aug 1844, married 29 yrs, no occupation, parents born Germany;  Mary, wife, age 51 IN, born Feb 1849, married 29 yrs, 10 children, 9 still living, father born KY, mother born TN;  Frank, son, age 26 IA, born Sept 1873, single, day laborer;  Erma, daughter, age 25 IA, born Feb 1875, single, a dressmaker;  May, daughter, age 22 IA, born June 1877, single, a milliner;  Minalove, daughter, age 20 born Dec 1879, IA, single, a school teacher;  Wilber, son, age 16 IA, born Feb 1884, single, a salesman;  Georgia, daughter, age 14 IA, May 1886;  Edna, daughter, age 10 IA, born Sept 1889 IA;  Theron, son, age 7 IA, born Dec 1892. Pension Index:   Theodore D RISSER, K 114th, E 48th and H 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1890 Aug 18 in Iowa. Widow Mary RISSER filed in Missouri 1908 Feb 10.   Family Search member:  Theodore RISSER born 17 Aug 1844, Vermillion, Ashland Co OH.  Died 30 Jan 1908 Maryville, Nodaway Co MO.  Burial Forest Hill, Kansas City MO.  Father Jacob RISSER.  Mother Mary/Maria SCHNIDER. Wife's Missouri Death Record: State File # 17144, Mrs. Mary M RISSER was living at and died at 3926 Chestnut Ave, Kansas City, Jackson Co MO.  She had lived in that community for 27 yrs.  Died 26 May 1942.  Widowed.  Husband Theodore D. RISSER.  Born 19 Feb 1849 at Crawford Co IN.  Father Nathan HENSLEY.  Mother Mary MOSER.  Burial Forest Hill Cem. Informant Mrs. Nina L. IVES of the same address.

Robinson, James A.   *  28 Aug 1862 James, age 23, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  James died 8 July 1863 on a hospital steamer. The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists James A. Robinson as being buried in Mississippi River Cemetery in Memphis TN in section 1, grave 46.  He is also listed at the site for Memphis National Cemetery. Father: Mother:   Birth:  <1839> Marriage:   Death:   8 July 1863 on hospital steamer Cemetery:  Mississippi River Cemetery in Memphis TN [Memphis National Cem]; Department of Veterans Affairs: J. A. ROBINSON, Section H,  4801.  Died 8 July 1863.   Have asked permission to use photo at Find a Grave. Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960: Memphis National Cemetery, J. A. ROBINSON, Private, Co H 120th OH Inf, died 8 July 1863, Section 1, grave 4801.  [Second record:  Moved from Old National Cemetery Fort Pickering, Memphis TN to Memphis National, #984, J. A. ROBINSON, Private, Co H 120th OH Inf, died 8 July 1863, Section 1, grave 41.] Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865:  J. A. ROBINSON, Private, Co H 120th OH Inf, died 2 July 1863 on the floating hospital "R. C. Wood."  Cause:  general debility. 1850 Census, District 127 Washington Twp, Richland County, OH, page 229:   Benj ROBINSON, age 52 NY, farmer; Unice, age 49 NY; Elizabeth A, age 21 NY; David C, age 20 NY, farmer; Mary, age 15 NY; James A, age 11 OH; Hannah J, age 9 OH.   1860 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland County, OH, page 184:  Benjamin ROBINSON, age 62 NY, farmer; Unice, age 59 NY; James, age 21 NY, apprentice carpenter; Hannah, age 19 NY.

Schindler, William   *  1 Sept 1862 William, age 25, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  William died 23 Feb 1863 at Young's Point, LA.  [Died of disease] The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book lists William Schindler as being buried in Vicksburg, Mississippi. But I don't find him on the list at Interment.com at the National Cemetery. Father: Christopher SCHINDLER Mother:  Hannah ONHOUSER/ONHEISER Birth:  6 Feb 1837, Oberbieber, Rhineland, Germany Marriage:   Death:   23 Feb 1863 at Young's Point, LA Cemetery:  Vicksburg, Warren Co, MS and/or Lexington Cemetery, US Rt 42, Lexington, Troy Twp, Richland County, OH Photo Credits: Suzie Ferguson  These photos are from Lexington Cemetery.  The stone indicates the 120th OVI.     Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865:  William SCHINDLER, Private, Co H 120th OH Inf. died 23 Feb 1863 at Regimental Hospital.  Cause: typo mal febris. Have not found in Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960. Suzie Ferguson found the 1850 Census for me.  Thanks, Suzie!  William's sister Laura is Suzie's gg grandmother.   1850 Census, Washington Twp, Richland Co OH: Dwelling 145, Family 145:  Christoph CHINDLER, age 49 Germany, farmer; Hannah, age 42 Germany; Christian, age 19 Germany; Laura, age 17 Germany; William, age 13 Germany; Colheim [male], age 10 Germany; John, age 3 Germany.  [Researcher Suzie Ferguson says that Colheim is a mistake....it should have been Katharine, age 10, a girl.  "Christian (1801-1875) and Hannah Onheiser Schindler (1808-1888) had five children:  Christian (1829-1911), Laura, my [Suzie's] gg grandmother (1833-1910), Wilhelm-William (1837-1863), Katharine (1839-1924), and John (1847-1939).  They immigrated to Quebec and went to Missouri in August, 1847.  In the spring of 1848 they came to Richland County."] Ohio, County Marriages: Lara SCHENDLER married Christian MINGERT, 10 Mar 1853, Richland Co OH.   1860 Census, Washington Twp, Richland County, OH, page 234:  William SHINGER,  age 23 OH, laborer.  He is living with the John and Unity BROWN family.   Parents: Ohio Deaths and Burials:  Christopher SCHINDLER, born 1801, Germany, died 3 Nov 1875, Troy Twp, Richland Co OH; Hannah SCHINDLER, born 1808 Germany, died 2 Apr 1888 Troy Twp, Richland Co OH.   Brother, 1880 Census, Troy Twp, Richland Co OH, Dwelling 93, Family 96:  John SHINDLER, age 33 Germany, farmer, parents born Germany; Louisa, wife, age 33 OH, parents born Germany; Nettie M, daughter, age 13 OH; Willie, son, age 9 OH; Clintie, son, age 3 OH. Mother next door, Dwelling 94, Family 97: Hanah SHINDLER, age 73 Germany, parents born Germany.   Sons of Union Veterans:  Born 6 Feb 1837.   Lexington Cemetery, US Rt 42, Lexington, Troy Twp, Richland County, OH.    Brother's Ohio Death record:  John SCHINDLER died 13 Mar 1939 at Lexington Village, Richland Co OH.  Age 92 yrs, 2 mths, 8 dys.  Widowed. Farmer.  Born 5 Jan 1847, Beveria [sic] Germany.  Burial at Lexington.  Father Christifer SCHINDLER, born Germany.  Mother Hanna ONHOUSER, born Germany.  Spouse Louisa STRATER.

Sexton, John     22 Aug 1862 John, age 18, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  He was captured  3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, LA; he mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase OH. Father: Michael SEXTON Mother:  Ellen MAHONEY Birth:  1846, Lucas, Richland Co OH, or Ireland Marriage:  Margaret RYAN, 19 Oct 1886, Columbiana County OH Death:   8 Dec 1923, Canton, Stark Co OH Cemetery:  St. Johns Cem, Canton, Stark Co OH Photo Credits:  Jerry Holderfield "Canton Repository, Monday, 10 Dec 1923, page 8:  Was Veteran in W. & L. E. Service John Sexton, 77, Dies At Home - Served in Civil War      John Sexton, 77, of 1011 Cleveland Ave NW, for 35 years an engineer on the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad and a Civil war veteran, died in his home Saturday night.  Death followed a six weeks' illness from a complication of diseases.     Mr. Sexton was one of the best known railroad men in this section.  He retired from active service, November 1, 1918, following 35 years' service on the W. & L. E.  He began his railroad career as a fireman with the Pennsylvania company in 1867.  In 1870, was made an engineer.  He remained with the Pennsylvania company until 1883, when he came to Canton as an engineer for the Connotton railroad and later the C. C. and S. which is the present Wheeling and Lake Erie road.     In 1862, Mr. Sexton enlisted in the 120th O. V. I. recruiting at Mansfield.  He remained in the service until the close of the war, the last year being spent in a re***l prison.  His first active duty after entering the service in Mansfield was to be ordered to Canton, for the purpose of arresting draft evaders.  He was armed and given ball and powder to carry out this mission.     He was a member of the William McKinley post, G. A. R.,and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.  He was also active in the work of the Knights of Columbus.  When he first came to Canton he joined St. John's Catholic church.     Mr. Sexton is survived by his wife, Margaret; a daughter, Mrs. R. W. Garvin , of Huntington, Ind., and two sons, J. C. Sexton, of Canton, and P. J. Sexton, of Akron.       Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock from St. John's Catholic church.  The pall bearers will be selected from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, and members of the G. A. R. will act as honorary pall bearers.  The G. A. R. will hold a short service in the home Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock."   ????1850 Census, Goshen Twp, Mahoning Co OH, Dwelling 1715, Family 1718:  Michael SEXTON, age 30 Ireland, laborer; Ellen, age 28 Ireland; Thomas, age 6 Ireland; John, age 3 Ireland; James, age 6 OH.   1860 haven't found 1870 Census, Monroe Twp, Richland Co OH, page 253:  Ella SEXTON, age 47 Ireland, retail grocer; Elias, age 24 Ireland; John, age 22 Ireland, works on Railroad; Thomas, age 21 Ireland, works on railroad; James, age 20 OH, works on railroad; Michael, age 19 OH, works on railroad; Patrick, age 16 OH, works on railroad; Daniel, age 14 OH.    [In 1880 Mansfield, Richland Co OH, page 365:  Ellen SEXTON, age 48 Ireland, parents born Ireland; Daniel, son, age 23 OH, conductor on RR, parents born Ireland; Michael, son, age 28 OH, laborer, parents born Ireland.] 1880????? Columbiana County Probate Court record:  John SEXTON married Margaret RYAN on 19 Oct 1886 at Columbiana County OH. 1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1321, E. Tuscarawas St, 4th ward Canton, Stark Co OH, page 240:  John SEXTON, age 51 OH, born [month scratched out] 1849, married 13 yrs, railway engineer, parents born Ireland; Margaret, wife, age 39 PA, born Apr 1861, married 13 yrs, 3 children/3 still living, parents born Ireland; Ellen, daughter, age 12 OH, born Mar 1888; Clement, son, age 10 OH, born June 1889; Philip, son, age 7 OH, born Dec 1892.   1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 1231, Tuscarawas St, 4th ward Canton, Stark Co OH, page 64:  John SAXTON, age 63 OH, married 23 yrs, train engineer on railroad, parents born Ireland.  Margaret, wife, age 39 PA[should be 49], married 23 yrs, 3 children/3 still living, parents born Ireland; Elen L, daughter, age 22 OH, single; Clement J, son, age 20 OH, single, college; Philip J, son, age 17 OH, single, college.   1920 Census, Series T625 Roll 1433, Cleveland Ave, Canton, Stark Co OH, page 213:  John SEXTON, age 73 OH, parents born Ireland, no occupation; Margaret, wife, age 59 PA, parents born Ireland. Pension Index:   John SEXTON, G 114th and H 120th OH Inf.     Invalid filed 1892 Feb 15 in OH.    Widow, Margret SEXTON, filed in 1923  Dec 13 in OH.  Pension Card:  John died 8 Dec 1923 at Canton OH.   Death record in Ohio:  File # 74028, John SEXTON, of 1011 Clev. Ave North, died 8 Dec 1923 at Canton, Stark Co OH.  Married to Margaret SEXTON.  Born 1846 at Lucas, OH.  Locomotive Engineer, retired.  Father Michal SEXTON, born Ireland.  Burial St. Johns Cem, Canton.  Informant Mrs Margrat SEXTON of Canton OH.   Brother's Death record in Ohio:  File #72590, Daniel SEXTON of 615 E. Summit St., Alliance, Stark Co OH, died 25 Nov 1947.  Born 25 Apr 1856 at Lucas, OH.  Widowed.  Retired railroader.  Father Michael SEXTON born Ireland.  Mother Ellen MAHONEY born Ireland.  Burial St. Joseph's Cem.  Alliance OH.  Informant, Mrs. Thomas SEXTON of 615 E. Summit St.

Shellman, Francis F.     21 Aug 1862      Francis Freeman SHELLMAN Francis, age 19, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point, on the Red River, LA; he mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase, OH. Father: Mother:   Birth:  13 May 1843, OH Marriage:  Catharine Ann Isenberger, 16 Dec 1869, Wayne Co OH Death:   24 Ap 1924, MI Cemetery:   Lake Odessa, Ionia County MI   Who were his parents? Need 1850...haven't found. 1860 Census East Union Twp, Wayne County OH, page 12:  John SWINEHEART, age 33 OH, a farmer;  Julia, age 25 OH;  Delno? [male] age 4;  Francis SHELMAN, age 17 OH;  Sarah ?SHELMAN, age 12 OH; Catharine KANEDY??  age 70 PA.  [Note:  John SWINEHART married Julian FREEMAN on 6 Jun 1854 in Wayne Co OH.  ] Francis F. SHELLMAN married Catharine A. ISENBARGER on 16 Dec 1869 in Wayne Co OH.  [Family Search] 1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 1270, Norton Twp, Summit Co OH, page 330:  Freeman SHELLMAN, age 26 OH, farm laborer; Catherine, age 21 OH.   [Note:  Was Francis' mother a FREEMAN?  Was his full name Francis Freeman SHELLMAN?  Is the Julia SWINEHEART above in the 1860 census his aunt?] Wayne County OH births book:   Francis and Catherine (ESENBERGER) SHELLMAN of Chippewa twp: parents of Charles born 26 Feb 1879 Apparently, the family had just moved in the past year [1879] to MI since the son Charles, age 1, was born in OH. 1880 Census Odessa, Ionia County, MI, page 321:  Francis SHELLMAN, age 37 OH, a farmer, father born MD, mother born MI;  Catharine, wife, age 31 MI, father born PA, mother born MI;  Oliver, son, age 9 OH;  Dellia, daughter, age 7 OH;  Charles, son, age 1 OH.   1900 Census Odessa Twp, Ionia County MI, page 235:  Francis F SHELLMAN, age 57 OH, born May 1843, a farmer, married 31 yrs, father born MD, mother born MI; Catharine, age 51 OH, born Feb 1844, married 31 yrs, 6 children, 6 still living, father born PA, mother born OH;  Charles F, son, age 22 OH, born Feb? 1878, single,  farm laborer;  William, son, age 15 MI, born Aug 1884, farm laborer;  Earl, son,  age 13 MI, born July 1887;  Florence, daughter, age 10 MI, born Set 1889;  also living there was May BARKDULL, a servant, age 22 MI, born Feb 1878, parents born OH.   1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 650, Odessa Twp, Ionia Co MI, page 87:  Oliver SHELLMAN age 39 OH, first marriage, married 8 yrs, general farmer, parents born OH; Alice B, wife, e 38 WV, first marriage, married 8 yrs, 2 children/2 still living, parents born VA; Florence J, daughter, age 7 OH; Cliffor F, son, age 5 OH; Francis, father, age 67 OH, widowed, retired farmer, father born MD, mother born OH, column 30 marked UA for military service. 1920 Census Lake Odessa, Ionia County MI, page 270:  Frances F SHELLMAN, age 76 OH, a widower, no occupation, father born MD, mother born OH;  William, son, age 36 MI, farm laborer, single.   From Julie Meyers, Shellman Researcher:  ctn92090@mail.so.centurytel.net Francis F. Shellman is buried at Lake Odessa, Ionia County MI.  The stone has the inscription Company H, 120th OVI.  He was born 13 May 1843 in Ohio and married Catharine Ann Isenberger of Wayne County OH on 16 Dec 1869.  They moved to Michigan in the 1870s..  They had a son Oliver Rufus who married Alice Carrier.  Francis died 24 Ap 1924.  Pension Card:  Francis F. SHELLMAN, Co H 120th OH Inf, Co G 114th OH Inf.  Invalid applied 30 June 1880.  Pension Card:  Francis died 24 Apr 1924 at Lake Odessa, MI.

Slagle, Joseph    7 Oct 1862 Joseph, age 18, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  Transferred to Co. K 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.  Transferred to Company E of the 48th OVI, 24 July 1865.  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.   Father: Jacob SLAGLE Mother:  Dinah ZUCK Birth:  Mar 5, 1844, Marion Co OH Marriage:  Lavina MILLER, April 18, 1872, Marion Co., Ohio Death:   24 Jun 1883 Cemetery:  Meeker-Frame Cem, Meeker, Montgomery Twp, Marion Co OH   Information listed at Find a Grave, but no stone photo. The History of Marion County Ohio Part IV(1883) page 479 lists Joseph Slagel as being in Company H 120th OVI. 1850 Census, Scott Twp, Marion Co OH, Dwelling 399, Family 407:  Jacob SLAYGLE, age 37 MD, farmer; Diana, ge 32 OH; Andrew, age 12 OH; John A, age 7 OH; Joseph, age 6 OH; Thomas, age 4 OH; Margaret, age 2 OH; Placidda, age 1 OH; David GILL, age 20 OH, laborer.   1860 Census Scott Twp, Marion County OH, page 282:  Jacob SLAGLE, age 49 MD, a farmer;  Dinah, age 41 OH;  John age 19 OH, a farmer;  Joseph, age 16 OH, a farmer;  Thomas age 14 OH;  c? Margaret, age 12 OH.  [NOTE:  There is another sibling named Lydia J, age 10 in the 1870 census.]  Joseph Slagle of this company is listed on the "Roll of Honor" at the Marion County OH GenWeb at this address: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohmarion/cw/S.HTML 1870 Census, haven't found. Marion County OH Probate record:  Joseph SLAGLE married Lovina A. Miller 18 Apr 1872 in Marion OH. 1880 Census Montgomery Twp, Marion County OH, page 14:  Joseph SEAGAL age 36 OH, a farmer, father born MD, mother born OH;  Lovina, wife, age 35 OH, father born OH, mother born England;  Jane DRAKE, niece, age 5 OH;  William BUSLEY, son, age 12 OH, father born CA, mother born OH;  Erdine BUSLEY, daughter, age 6 OH, father born CA, mother born OH;  also living there is Samuel HOOVER, age 32 OH, works on farm, parents born OH.   Pension Index:  Joseph SLAGLE, K 114th, H 120th and E 48th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1879 Apr 22.   Widow's pension...Lovina H. MUSTAIN, .....Ohio....1891.   [Marion County OH Probate Court record:  Lovina A SLAGLE married Nathan MUSTAIN, 1 Oct 1884 in Marion county OH.] Joseph SLAGLE is buried in Meeker-Frame Cemetery in Montgomery Twp., Marion County OH He is listed as being in Company H 120th Reg. OVI.  He died 24 Jun 1883 at age 39 years, 3 months. For a map of where this cemetery is go to Sharon Moore's Marion Web Page:   http://www.genealogy.org/~smoore/marion/ LIST OF BURIALS IN THE FRAME AND UNION CEMETERIES, MEEKER, OHIO:  Joseph Slagle (Meeker Cem.) (Co H 120 Reg OVI) Mar 5, 1844 (Scott Township) - 24 June 1883 Aged: 39 years 3 months 19 days. Parents: Jacob and Dinah (Zuch) Slagle. Joseph Wife: Lavina Miller (daughter of John Thomas and Hannah (Elland) Miller) married April 18, 1872 in Marion Co., Ohio. (She married Nathan Mustain on Oct 1, 1884 in Marion Co., Ohio). Civil War Veteran: Pvt., Co. H, 120th OVI, 10-7-1862, discharged 10-14-1865, served in 114th OVI and 48th OVI. Brother's Death record in Ohio:  File #72313, Thomas F SLAGLE died 9 Nov 1929 at 215 N. Seffner? Ave, Marion, Marion Co OH.  Widowed.  Wife, Lucy Ann WERTS.  Retired farmer.  Born 24 Nov 1845 at Scott Twp, Marion Co OH.  Father Jacob SLAGLE, born MD.  Mother Dinah ZUCK, born OH.  Burial Marion Cem.  Informant B. O. SLAGLE, of Caledonia OH.   Brother's Death record in Ohio: File #44782, John Nelson SLAGLE, died 11 Sep 1909 at Bucyrus, Crawford Co OH.  Married.  Farmer.  Born 4 Nov 1842 at Marion Co OH.  Father Jacob SLAGLE, born MD.  Mother Dina ZUCK, born Ross Co OH.  Burial Oakwood Cem.  Informant M. G. SLAGLE of Bucyrus OH, RFD 5.

Smith, Samuel A.    7 Oct 1862 Samuel, age 18, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  He was captured on 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, LA; he mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp chase, OH. Not sure about this one Father: Mother:   Birth:  12 Apr 1844, OH Marriage:  1????? 2Mary E. Death:   30 April 1915 at Mansfield, Richland Co OH Cemetery:  Mansfield, Richland Co OH.   Relationship:    ??1850 Census, Wayne Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 287:  Henry SMITH, age 32 PA, carpenter; Susan, age 30 PA; Mary J, age 10 OH; Sarah A, age 8 OH; Angeline E, age 7 OH; Samuel, age 6 OH; Oliver, age 5 OH; John, age 1 OH; Abraham SMITH, age 31 PA, labourer.   ??1860 Census [hard to read], Green Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 43:  Henry SMITH, age 44 PA, carpenter; Mary, age 20 PA; Sarah, age 17 PA; Angeline, age 16 PA; Samuel, age 14 PA; Oliver age 12 PA; John, age 10 OH; Emeline, age 8 OH, Fanny, age 6 OH; Byron, age 4 OH.   ??1870 Census, Medina Twp, Medina Co OH, page 362:  Henry G. SIPHER, age 27 Wirtenberg, bootmaker; Elisabeth, age 24 Wirtenberg, Cora L, age 3 OH; Charles F, age 1 OH; Samuel A. SMITH, age 26 PA, shoemaker.   Married <1871> Mary E. 1880 haven't found ??1900 Census, Mansfield City, Richland Co OH, page 228:  Samuel A. SMITH, age 56 PA, born Apr 1844, married 30 yrs, parents born PA, shoemaker; Mary E., wife, age 48 PA, born Sep 1851, married 30 yrs, 14 children/11 still living, parents born PA; Homer W., son, age 13 OH, born Feb 1887; Bessie P., daughter, age 10 OH, born Aug 1889; ?Dano? O., daughter, age 9 OH, born Jan 1891; Ralph W., son, age 7 OH, born Dec 1892; Mabel F, daughter, age 5 OH, born Oct 1894; Anna S. BARNARD, boarder, age 24 OH, born May 1876, parents born OH, student of music. 1910 Census, East Third St, 3rd Ward Mansfield, Richland Co OH, page 210:  Samuel A. SMITH, age 60 USA, second marriage, married 39 yrs, shoemaker with own shop, parents born USA; Mary E, wife, age 58 PA, first marriage, married 39 yrs, parents born PA; Imo. I, daughter, age 18 OH, telephone operator, single; Ralph W., son, age 17 OH, single, central delivery driver; Mable F, daughter, single, age 15; Ralph EWING, son in law, age 24 OH, first marriage, married 1 yr, railroad brakeman, parents born OH; Bessie B, daughter, age 20 OH, first marriage, married 1 year, 0 children; Homer W. SMITH, son, age 23 OH, first marriage, married 0 yrs, brass works core maker; Pearl, daughter in law, age 21 OH, first marriage, married 0 yrs, 0 children, father born USA, mother born OH; William PAULE, roomer, age 17 OH, single, central delivery driver, parents born USA; Clara RICHARD, roomer, age 34 OH, single, parents born OH, hotel waitress.   Wife's Death Record:  haven't found Death record in Ohio:  File #24679, Samuel A. SMITH died 30 April 1915 at Mansfield, Richland Co OH.  Widowed.  Shoemaker.  Born 12 Apr 1844 in OH.  Burial Mansfield OH.  Informant, W. C. AMSBAUGH of Mansfield OH.   Pension Index:  Samuel A SMITH, C 86th OH Inf, G 114th and H 120th OH Inf.    Invalid filed 1890 Aug 5 in OH.  Pension Card:  Samuel died 30 Apr 1915 at Mansfield OH.   ????The internet site for veterans buried in  Wayne County lists Samuel Smith, Civil War, in Wooster Cemetery with no dates.

Stake, Andrew J.    1 Sept 1862 Andrew, age 25, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, LA; he mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase, OH. Photo Credit:  Jerry Holderfield Andrew is buried in Bellville Cemetery, Jefferson Twp., Richland County, OH. Cemetery book for Richland County says he died 4 Nov 1871, age 34 years 4 months. [Stone is hard to read.]  There is no flag holder for Andrew. Father: Peter STAKE, Franklin Co PA Mother:  Caroline HOLMAN, Franklin Co PA Birth:  <1837> Marriage:  Christena GRANER 15 Jun 1856 Death:   4 Nov 1871 or 1870 Cemetery:  Bellville Cemetery, Jefferson Twp., Richland County, OH Relationship:  Brother of George W. STAKE, Co H 120th OVI A Centennial Biographical History of Richland County Ohio, by A. J. Baughman, 1901, pp 444 - 446: Mother's name spelled HALLMAN.  Parents born Franklin Co PA.  Seven children in the family.  Family came to Richland County in 1834.  Father died age 36.  Andrew and four of his brothers joined the Union army.  Andrew J. and George W., Co H 120th OH Inf.; Perry, 4th MO Cavalry "his clothing was eight times pierced by rebel bullets."; Daniel, 64th OH Inf., killed at Stone river; John, 4th MO Cavalry.  George W. born 25 Sep 1838 at Monroe Twp, Richland Co.  As a young boy, George worked as a farm hand and in a woolen mill in Newville.   [Note:  There is a Peter STAKE buried at Malabar Farm State Park, Lucas Twp, Richland Co OH.  Died 11 Jun 1831, age 39 yrs, 2 months, 0 dys.  Find a Grave Pension Index:  Andrew J STAKE, H 120th OH Inf.        Invalid filed 1867 Sep 2.    Minor, G S BELL guardian, filed 1872 Oct 21?.                      From Hardesty's for Richland County OH: "Andrew Jackson Stake entered the same company with his brother George W. [See George Stake below.]   He was taken prisoner on the Red River expedition and held at Camp Ford, Texas, for thirteen months.......His death in November, 1870, resulted from the hardships he endured while in prison."   1850 Census, haven't found Richland County Marriages: Andrew J. STAKE married Christena GRANER 15 Jun 1856.   1860 Census Series M653 Roll 1029, Monroe Twp, Richland Co OH, page 299:  Andrew J STAKE,age 24 OH, farmer; Christina, age 21 PA; Mary A, age 3 OH; Clara, age 2 OH; Mary A, age 13 OH; George W, age 22 OH.   1870 Census haven't found 1880 Census, Village of Bellville, Richland Co OH, page 80:  Christina STAKE, age 41 PA, widow, father born Germany, mother born MD; Clara M., daughter, age 22 OH, single, father born OH, mother born PA; John, son, age 19 OH, laborer, single, father born OH, mother born PA.   From Hardesty's for Richland County OH: "Andrew Jackson Stake entered the same company with his brother George W. [See George Stake, below]   He [Andrew] was taken prisoner on the Red River expedition and held at Camp Ford, Texas, for thirteen months.......His death in November, 1870, resulted from the hardships he endured while in prison."

Stake, George W.    21 Aug 1862 George, age 23, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  He was discharged 28 July 1863 on a Surgeon's certificate of disability. George Stake was buried in Bunker Hill Cemetery, Worthington Twp., Richland County OH.  There is no flagholder for George.        Died 1912.  Born 1838. From Hardesty's for Richland County OH: [After the battle at Arkansas Post] "Mr. Stake and his comrades were next employed in digging the canal near Vicksburg, Mississippi.  They worked for six days, and then the project was abandoned.  Mr. Stake was taken sick with a cold that settled on his lungs, and he also suffered from rheumatism.  He was sent to VanBuren hospital, at Millikens Bend, Louisiana, on the 21st of March, and remained until the 11th of June, 1863, when he was sent to the hospital at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. By a general order he went in ten days to the city hospital at Columbus, Ohio, and was soon transferred to the hospital at Camp Chase, four miles distant from the city.  From here he was discharged on a surgeon's certificate of disability, August 1, 1863."........... Father: Peter STAKE Mother:  Caroline HOLMAN Birth:  25 Sep 1838, Monroe Twp, Richland Co OH Marriage:  Sarah BRUBAKER, 25 Sep 1862, Richland Co OH Death:   14 Feb 1912, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH Cemetery:  Bunker Hill, Worthington Twp., Richland County OH Relationship:   Brother of Andrew J. STAKE, Co H 120th OVI 1860 Census Series M653 Roll 1029, Monroe Twp, Richland Co OH, page 299:  Andrew J STAKE,age 24 OH, farmer; Christina, age 21 PA; Mary A, age 3 OH; Clara, age 2 OH; Mary A, age 13 OH; George W, age 22 OH.   1870 Census, Series M593 Roll 1261, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH, page 414:  George STAKE, age 31 OH, farm labor; Sarah, age 31 OH; Effa M, age 5 OH; Saml K, age 4 months OH, born Jan.   1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1061, Worthington, Richland Co OH, page 265:  George W STAKE, age 41 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Sarah, wife, age 41 OH, parents born PA; Effie, daughter, age 15 OH;  Samuel K, son, age 10 OH; John L, son, age 7 OH; James P, son, age 5 OH.   1900 Census, Series T623 Roll 1317, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH, page 213:  George W STAKE, age 61 OH, born Sep 1838, married 38 yrs, farmer, parents born PA; Sarah, wife, age 61 OH, born Nov 1838, married 38 yrs, 4 children/4 still living, parents born PA; Franklin J, son, age 28 OH, single, born June 1872, farme; James K, son, age 25, single, born Nov 1874, farmer.   1910 Census, Series T624 Roll 1224, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH, page 272:  George W STAKE, age 71 OH, first marriage, married 47 yrs, own income, parents born PA, column 30 marked UA for military service; Sarah, wife, age 71 OH, first marriage, married 47 yrs, 4 children/4 still living, parents born PA.   Pension Index:  George W STAKE, H 120th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 1874 Dec 14.   Widow Sarah STAKE filed 1912 Feb 24 in Ohio.  Pension Card:  George died 14 Feb 1912.   A Centenniel Biographical History of Richland County, Ohio, by A. J. Baughman, pp 444 - 446: George "participated in the battle of Vicksburg, taking part in the siege for five days and working on the canal there for six days.  He was with Sherman's troops at Arkansas Post, where, on the 11th of January, 1863, seven thousand prisoners were captured.  He was also in a number of skirmishes and after his health failed he was in Van Buren Hospital at Milliken's Bend, near Vicksburg, for about two months. He was also at Coumbus and at Camp Chase Hospital, where he received his discharge."  George and Sarah had four children: Effie M. [Charles FOBES of Worthington Twp]' Samuel Kirkwood, farmer in Worthington Twp; John Franklin and James, working on father's farm. From Hardesty's for Richland County OH: "George W. Stake was born in Monroe township, Richland county, Ohio, September 25, 1838, a son of Peter and Caroline (Holman) Stake.  At Newville, Richland county, September 25, 1862, he was united to Sarah Brubaker.  Mrs. Stake was born in Wayne county, Ohio, November 17, 1838, the daughter of Peter and Elizabeth (Funk) Brubaker.  They have a family of one daughter and three sons, who were born: Effie May, September 21, 1864; Samuel Kirkwood, January 31, 1870; John Franklin, June 21, 1872, and James Henderson, November 4, 1874.  Mr Stake lives on a farm near Newville, Ohio, and is employed in its cultivation." Hardesty's for Richland County also says that George had four brothers in the war. It tells of Andrew [see  Andrew J. Stake, above] and of Daniel who was in the 64th OVI.  Daniel was killed in battle at Stone River, Tennessee.  He was buried there. Death record in Ohio:  File # 11359, George Washington STAKE died 14 Feb 1912 at Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH.  Married.  Farmer.  Born 25 Sep 1838 in OH.  Parents Peter STAKE and Caroline HOLLMAN, born PA.  Burial Bunker Hill.  Informant Effie M FORBES, of Butler OH.

Starn, William W    21 Aug 1862 William, age 23, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263 as a Corporal. No comments are listed. William W. Starn, 1839-1898, East Chippewa Church of the Brethren Cemetery, Green Township, Wayne Co., OH He is buried with Angeline 1850-1923 and Roy, no dates. According to Researcher these are the birth and death dates for William W. Starn: Birth: 10 DEC 1839 in Smithville, Wayne, Ohio and Death: 18 APR 1896 (but the stone says 1898) There are no discharge papers in Wayne County for William Starn. Father: George STARN Mother:  Sarah KIMMEL Birth:  1839 Marriage:  Angeline PLYMESSER 11 Aug 1868 in Wayne County OH Death:   1898 Cemetery:  East Chippewa Church of the Brethren Cemetery, Green Township, Wayne Co., OH 1850 Census, Milton Twp, Wayne Co OH:  George STARN, age 38 PA  and Sarah, age 30 PA;  William, age 10 OH; Mary A., age 9 OH, Jacob, age7 OH, John, age5 OH, Elias, age1 OH.  Also living there were William ?Osultrow (25) and Susan Osultrow (3).  George and Sarah were born in PA, the rest in OH.  [Wayne County Probate Court record:  George STARN married Sarah KIMMEL on 21 Feb 1839 in Wayne Co OH.] 1860 Census, Series: M653 Roll: 1050, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 42:  George STERN, age 48 PA, farmer; Sarah, age 42 PA; William, age 20 OH; Mary, age 18 OH; Jacob, age 17 OH; John, age 15 OH; Susan, age 13 OH; Elias, age 11 OH; Susan, age 70 PA; Andrew, age 50 PA.   Wayne County Probate Court record:  William W. STARN married Angeline PLYMESSER 11 Aug 1868 in Wayne County OH. ....(Son, George Starn's death record agrees with this spelling of his mother's name.  ) 1870 Census, Series: M593 Roll: 1280, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 233:  Wm STARN, age 30 OH, farmer; Angeline, age 20 OH.   1880 Census, Green Township, Wayne Co OH:   William Starn, age 40--hard to read--farmer; wife A?aline--name hard to read-- (29); Harvey (9 -1870*), William (7 -1872*), George (6 -1874*), Sarah P. (3 -1876*), Della May (1 -1878*), and Homer (9 months -1879*). According to researcher,  there were five other children:  Cora Blanche (1888*), Robert R. , Chester A (1881*).,  Lottie E. (1884*)  and Roy J.(1890*).  *The Wayne County Births book [see sources page]  also lists a child named Alfred R. born in 1885.  It also lists an unnamed child born in 1895.  Perhaps this is Robert R. 1900 Census, Series, T623 Roll: 1324, Barberton PCT B, Summit Co OH, page 171:  Angelina STARN, age 49 OH, widow, born Sept 1850, 13 children/10 still living; boarding house keeper, parents born PA; Pearl, daughter, age 23 OH, born June 1896, single, house work; Della M, daughter, age 21 OH, single, born July 1878; Homer H, son, age 20 OH, single, born Aug 1879, laborer in Match Works; Chester A, son, age 18 OH, born Sep 1881; Lottie E, daughter, age 16 OH, born May 1884; Blanche, daughter, age 11 OH, born June 1889; Roy, son, age 10 OH, born Mar 1890.  The younger four were all in school.  There are 5 boarders listed. 1910 Census, Series: T624 Roll: 1239, Baughman Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 18:  Angeline STARN, age 59 OH, widow, 10 children/10 still living; boarding house keeper, parents born PA; Roy J, son, age 19 OH, single, no occupation; 2 boarders living there. 1920 Census, Series: T625 Roll: 1442, Baird Ave, 3rd Ward Barberton, Summit Co OH, page 154:  Claude WITWER, age 33 OH, city fireman, parents born OH; Blanche, wife, age 31 OH, parents born OH; William, son, age 10 OH; Lucile, daughter, age 8 OH; Walter, son, age 6 OH; Marcella, daughter, age 1 yr and 10 month; Angeline STARN, mother in law, age 69 OH, widow, parents born PA.   Wife's Death record in Ohio: File # 57358, Angeline STARN, of Ella St, died 4 Sep 1923 at Orrville, Wayne Co OH.  Widow of William STARN.  Born 7 Sep 1850 at Wayne Co OH.  Parents Amos PLYMESSER and Sarah EBERLY, born PA.  Burial East Chippewa Cem.  Informant Frank STARN, of Smithville OH.   Researcher who helped with information:  Denis Graham denis@kcnet.com

Stauffer, Henry  9 Aug 1862         Henry W. STAUFFER Henry, age 20, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263 as a Sergeant, appointed from Corporal 1 Jan 1864.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on Red River, LA.  He was mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase, Ohio. There are discharge papers in Wayne County for Henry Stauffer, age 19.  He was 5' 6", with light complexion, dark eyes, and dark hair.  He listed himself as a student when he enrolled. Photo of grave at Find a Grave!  Henry W. STAUFFER, Co H, 120th OVI Cemetery online Santa Barbara County Genealogical Society:  : Henry W. STAUFFER, died 29 Dec 1893, veteran, Mountain View section, Lot 119. Father: ?George STAUFFER Mother:  ?Elizabeth STARK Birth: 1842, OH Marriage:  Harriet C. Death:  29 Dec 1893 Cemetery:  Santa Barbara Cem, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara Co CA 1850 census for East Union Twp, Wayne County OH:  George STOUFFER, age 45 PA, farmer; Elizabeth, age 40 PA;   Lewis (17 PA), Samuel (15 PA), Hiram (14 PA), Susan (9 OH),  Henry, age 8 OH;  Edwin (nine months, OH). 1860 Census, East Union Twp, Wayne Co OH, page :  George STAUFER, age 55 PA, merchant; Lewis, age 26 PA, Hiram, age 24 PA; Susan, age 19 OH; Henry, age 17 OH; Edwin, age 11 OH;  Christina BURGES (?hard to read), age 10 OH.   1870 Census, 1st Ward Mankato, Blue Earth Co, MN, page 489:  Henry STAUFFER, age 28 OH, dentist; Hattie C, age 23 CN.   1880 Census, Town of Grange, Pipestone County, MN, page 252:  Henry W. STAUFFER, age 38 OH, dentist, parents born PA; Hattie C. wife, age 34 CN, father born CN, mother born NY; Myra E, daughter, age 4 MN; Alice C, daughter, age 7 months MN, born in Sept.1879. Pension Index:   Henry STAUFFER, H 120th OH Inf.    Filed in California.  The dates look like 21 Sep 1892 as an invalid and then the widow's pension, 9 Feb 1894 but they are very hard to read.    His widow's name was Hattie C.Stauffer. 1900 Census, Series: T623 Roll: 89, 4th Ward Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA, page 206: C. Harriett STAUFFER, age 53 CN, widow, born Oct 1846, parents born IA?, Myra, daughter, age 24 MN, single, born Feb 1876, father born OH, mother born CN, dress maker. 1910 Census, Series: T624 Roll: 84, Precinct 38 Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA, page 70:  Harriet C STAUFFER, age 63 CN, widow, 6 children/1 still living; father born CN, mother born NY, no occupation.....was a roomer on North Broadway st. in the dwelling along wih Myra E STAUFFER, age 34 MN, single, father born OH, mother born CN, housekeeper for private family.....and many other "roomers".   1920 Census, Series: T625 Roll: 103, Cerritos Ave, Alamitos, Long Beach Twp, Los Angeles Co, CA, page 152:  Harriet STAUFFER, age 73 CN, widow, father born CN, mother born NY, no occupation.  This is a single dwelling.  [Note: did not find Myra.] Brother, Lewis' Death record in Ohio:  File # 32124, Lewis STAUFFER, died 11 May 1925 at East Union, Wayne Co OH.  Widowed.  Farmer.  Born 1 Jan 1833 in PA.  Parents George STAUFFER and Elizabeth STERK, born PA.  Burial Apple Creek.  Informant, H. E. STAUFFER of Apple Creek OH.  [Sister Susan HOFFMAN's death record confirms George STAUFFER and Elizabeth STIRK, born Lancaster Co PA. Apparently there was another sister Harriet CUNNINGHAM with parents George STAUFFER and Elizabeth STARK, born PA.  Harriet was born in 1831 and like Susan, lived in Williams Co OH.]

Stone, William    1 Sept 1862 William, age 18, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  He was transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.  Transferred to Company E of the 48th OVI, 24 July 1865.  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.   William Stone died 1914 and is buried in Ashland City Cemetery, Ashland OH, with his wife Abbie. This was found at:  http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/3129/civwarvets.txt Father: William STONE Mother:  Katharine STONEBROEKER  Birth:  27 June 1844 in Jefferson Co OH Marriage:  Caroline [Callie] A. McCLAIN Death:   29 Jan 1915 at Montgomery Twp, Ashland Co OH Cemetery:  Ashland City Cemetery, Ashland OH 1850 Census, Vermillion Twp, Ashland Co OH, Dwelling 156, Family 163:  William STONE, age 45 PA, farmer; Catherine, age 42 OH; Julia A., age 13 OH; Daniel, age 12 OH; George M., age 10 OH; William, age 6 OH; Esther M, age 4 OH; James, age 1 and a half OH.  [Parents: Jefferson County Probate Court record:  William STONE married Katherine STONEBRAKER on 28 Oct 1830 in Jefferson County OH.] 1860 Census, Vermillion Twp, Ashland Co OH, page 130:  Wm STONE, age 55 PA, farmer; Catherine, age 53 OH; Davie, age 21 OH, farm laborer; George, age 18 OH, farm laborer; Wm, age 16 OH, farm laborer; Hester M., age 13 OH; James, age 12 OH.   1870 Census, Series:  M593  Roll: 1169, Vermillion Twp, Ashland Co OH, page 843:  William M STONE, age 25 OH, farm laborer; Melinda, age 19 OH.  Married within the year, married June.  [The date of the census was 29 June.] 1880 Census, Series: T9 Roll: 991, Vermillion Twp, Ashland Co OH, page 253:  William STONE, age 35 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Abbie, wife, age 37 OH, parents born PA; Franklin, son, age 9 OH, parents born OH; Charles S or G, son, age 5 OH; Elza, son, age 3 OH;  Amandis HARTUNG [male], boarder, age 17 PA, laboerer, parents born PA; Ida M REED, adopted daughter, age 11 OH, parents born OH.   1900 Census, Series: T623 Roll: 1237, 4th Ward Ashland, Ashland Co OH, page 162:  William STONE, age 55 OH, born June 1844, farmer, father born PA, mother born OH; Abbie, wife, age 54 OH, born July 1845, married 27 yrs, 3 children/3 still living, parents born PA; Edward, son, age 25 OH, single, born July 1874, clerk, parents born OH; E?????, daughter, age 16 OH, born May? 1884, parents born OH. 1910 Census, Series: T624 Roll: 1151, 4th Ward Ashland, Ashland Co OH, page 233:  Difficult to read!  William STONE, age 65 OH, 3rd marriage, married 7 yrs, own income, father born PA, mother born OH, Column 30 marked UA for military service; Can't read wife's name, age 54 OH, first marriage, married 7 yrs, 0 children, can't read parents' birthplaces; can't read nephew's name, age 32 OH, single, ??? printing press, parents born OH.   Pension Index:  William STONE, E 48th, H 120th, K 114th OH Inf.  Invalid 1874 Dec 21.    Widow, Callie STONE, filed 1915 Mar 17. Pension Card:  William died 29 Jan 1915.          William Stone, Jr. is on the soldiers Roll of Honor list from Ashland County in the War of the Rebellion in The Military History of Ohio, Ashland county version, by H. H. Hardesty, 1886. Included in the cemetery record: Abbie died at age 60 and was buried 10 July 1900. William Stone Jr. was buried 31 Jan 1915.   There was no obituary listed for him at the Ashland County Library. Callie died at age 76 and was buried 22 May 1928. Emma, his daughter, was married to John Reed. She died at age 68 and was buried 28 Jan 1953. Death record in Ohio:  File # 113, William STONE died 29 Jan 1915 at Montgomery Twp, Ashland Co OH.  Married.  Farmer.  Born 27 June 1844 in Jefferson Co OH.  Father William STONE born Juniatta Co Pa.  Mother Katharine STONEBRAEGER or STONEBRAEYER or STONEBROEKER born Stutinville OH.  [Could they mean Steubenville?]  Burial Ashland OH.  Informant Frank F STONE of Ashland OH.   Wife's Death record in Ohio  File # 29709, Caroline A. McCLAIN STONE, died 19 May 1928 at Berlin Twp, Erie Co OH.  Widow.  Husband William STONE.  Born 25 Feb 1852 at Savannah, Ashland Co OH.  Father William McCLAIN born Ashland Co OH.  Mother Sarah M  TOWLER? or TOWLN, born New York.  Burial Ashland OH.  Informant Mrs. W. A. SMITH of Norwalk OH.

Stoner, Merrick A.    21 Aug 1862 Merrick, age 23, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  He was transferred to Co K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.  Transferred to Company E of the 48th OVI, 24 July 1865.   Mustered out 14 Oct 1865.  His pension record has him as being in Comapny E of the 163rd also. Father: Jacob F. STONER Mother:  Anna FREYMYER Birth:  8 Mar 1839, McConnellsburg, Fulton Co PA Marriage:  Mary Ann <1863> Death:   20 Feb 1928, PA Cemetery:  Bedford Cem, Bedford Co PA    Contributors:  Ron Rose:  Ronlynrose@aol.com Bob Rose:  BobR3487@aol.com  Date on the news clipping obituary: 1928 paper unknown Pennsylvania Merrick A. Stoner, West Pitt St., Bedford, a veteran of the Civil War, died at his home at 5 a.m. Monday of paralysis. He was born at McConnellsburg, Fulton county, March 8, 1839, a son of Jacob F. and Anna Freymyer Stoner.  Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Annie C. Davis, and Mrs. Carrie Russell at home, and Mrs. Mary Ella Neff, Cumberland, Md.  He was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church, Bedford.  Funeral services were conducted at the home at 2:30 p.m. Thursday in charge of the Rev. M.J. Ross.  Burial was made in Bedford Cemetery.  He was an undertaker in Bedford for many years, and also conducted a cabinet making shop until retirement about ten years ago. ----------- Merrick's father is buried in the McConnellsburg Lutheran Cemetery.  Merrick's siblings were John(b. 1826), William (b. 1830), Ann E. (b. 1836), and Albert (b. 1841). 1850 Census, McConnellsburg, Fulton Co PA, Dwelling 80, Family 83:  Jacob STONER, age 55 PA; cabinet maker; Catharine, age 45 PA; William, age 21? PA, carpenter; Ann E., age 14 PA; Merrick A, age 11 PA; Albert, age 8 PA.  [Note:  John STONER, cabinet maker, age 24 is living next door with his family.] 1860 Census, McConnellsburg, Fulton Co PA, page 155:  Jacob STONER  [could be mistaken for STENER], age 65 PA, carpenter; Catherine, age 57 PA; Miruk, age 20 PA, cabinet maker; [next page] Albert, age 17 PA. Married Mary, <1863> 1870 Census, Series: M593 Roll: 1347, McConnellsburgh Borough, Fulton Co PA, page 108:  Merick STONER, age 30 PA, cabinet maker; Mary, age 26 PA; Annie, age 8 PA; Ellie, age 4 PA.   Merrick  and his wife Mary Ann were living previously in Fulton County PA.  They were parents for a child baptised at St. Paul's Church in McConnellsburg.  Pension Index:  Merrick A. STONER, Co H 120th OH Inf, Co E 48th OH Inf, Co K 114th OH Inf.  Invalid pension.....1 July 1891....PA  Pension Card:  Merrick died 20 Feb 1928 at Bedford, PA.   1880 Census, Series T9 Roll 1098, Bedford Borough, Bedford Co PA, page 5:  Merrick STONER, age 41 PA, cabinet maker, parents born PA; Mary, wife, age 37 PA, parents born PA; Annie, daughter, age 18 OH; Ella, daughter, age 14 PA;  Carrie, daughter, age 8 PA; Edward, son, age 2 PA;   1900 Census, Bedford Boro, Bedford Co PA, page 15:  Merick STONER, age 61 PA, born Mar 1839, married 39 yrs, parents born PA, cabinet maker; Mary A, wife, age 56 PA, born Jun 1843, married 39 yrs, 6 children/3 still living, parents born PA; Carrie M, daughter, age 27 PA, born July 1872, single, parents born PA.   1910 Census, Series: T624 Roll: 1311, Bedford Borough, Bedford County PA, page 202:  M. A. STONER, age 71 PA, first marriage, married 47 yrs, cabinet maker shop, parents born PA; Mary A, wife, age 67 PA, first marriage, married 47 yrs, 6 children/3 still living, parents born PA.   1920 Census, Series: T625 Roll: 1533, Bedford Borough, Bedford Co PA, page 22:  Merrick A STONER, age 81 PA, cabinet maker own shop, parents born PA.

Stutzman, Ezra* 13 Aug 1862 Ezra, age 23,  is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265 as a Private  He died 6 Jan 1863 at Memphis TN.  In the Wooster Republican, published 29 Jan 1863, Ezra Stutzman of the 120th was listed as discharged from Foundry Hospital in Memphis TN. The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster Book states that Ezra Stutzman is buried at Mississippi River Cemetery in Memphis TN.  Ezra was from Green Twp. when he entered the war. Father: Henry STUTZMAN Mother:  Catherine MILLER Birth:  21 Mar 1839, Wayne Co OH Marriage:   Death:   5 or 6 Jan 1863, Memphis TN Cemetery:  Mississippi River Cemetery in Memphis TN   Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865:  Ezra STUTZMAN, Private, Co H 120th OH Inf., died 8 Jan 1863 at General Hospital No 2 Memphis, TN.  Cause:  paralysis.   Not on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960 A farming family: 1850 Census:  Ezra Stutzman, age 11, is listed in the 1850 Census for Green Township, Wayne County OH living with Henry Stutzman from PA.  There seems to be no mother  listed.  His siblings were Jeremiah (21), Susanna (19), Daniel (17), Elizabeth (15), Christian (13), Aaron (9), Anne (6), Henry (4).  And living with them was Christena Whisler (35).  All but Henry, the head of household, were born in OH. 1860 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, page 47:  Henry STUTZMAN, age 56 PA, farmer; Christina, age 46 PA; Ezra, age 21 OH; Aaron, ae 19 OH; Ann, age 17 OH; Henry, age 14 OH.   Amish Genealogy book: This book verifies that Ezra STUTZMAN who died single in the Civil War was the son of Henry STUTZMAN and Catherine MILLER.  Ezra was born 21 Mar 1839 in Wayne County OH.  It lists his death date as 5 Jan 1863.  His mother died in 1846 so that is why she is missing from the 1850 census above.  His siblings listed in the book are the same as the ones listed in that census.

Taylor, James B  15 Aug 1862 James, age 22, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 263 as a Captain. He was promoted to 1st Liutenant from 2nd Lieutenant 18 Feb 1863; to Capt 23 Mar 1863. He was mustered out 27 Nov 1864 when the 120th consolidated with the 114th OVI. There are no discharge papers in Wayne County for James Taylor. Father: James TAYLOR Mother:  Elizabeth CURTIS Birth:  24 Aug 1840, Fredericksburg, Wayne Co OH.   Marriage:  Emilie EMMITT [EMMETT] 2Margaret Jane FIKE Death:   7 Dec 1925, Wooster, Wayne County OH Cemetery:  Wooster Cemetery    In the History of the Lawyers of Wayne County, Ohio, in 1900, Ben Douglas said of James B. as a newborn baby, he was "a speechless, disinterested, semi-concious entity in  swaddling clothes."   Well, he certainly came a long way after that day. James B. TAYLOR was born in Fredericksburg, Wayne county, OH 24 Aug 1840. His father was James Taylor, a native of Virginia. James, a farmer and lawyer,  died in 1873 at age 72. His mother was Elizabeth CURTIS Taylor. She was also a native of  VA and a Quaker. She died in 1878. They came together to Wayne County in 1825. They had nine children. James was the youngest. The children listed in the 1850 census were John, Margaret, Benton, Bruce, and James. Bruce was also a veteran of the Civil War, serving in Company E, 169th OVI. James B. went to college in PA, graduating from Westminster College in June 1861. He then organized and opened the Smithville Academy. [See Smithville Community Historical Society]  He changed his plans when he joined the military to fight in the Civil War.  After the war, he studied medicine and then law and ended up with the law as his profession. He was a lawyer for 58 years, practicing part of the time in Orrville and then moving to Wooster. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Wooster, a mason and a member of the GAR. His first wife and the mother of his children was Emilie EMMITT (EMMETT). She was a native of PA and the daughter of John Emmett. She was principal of the schools at Fredericksburg at the time of their marriage. She died 25 Sept 1905. Her grandfather had laid out Emmetsburg PA. In memory of her in 1906 he donated his house on North Market Street to be the city's hospital. James B. and Emilie had six children. But three of them must have died fairly young. The only names in the articles were: Rob C. Taylor, who had two children Emilie and James; Harry E. Taylor; and Josephine, who was married to Rev. Fred J. Slagle. James B. died at age 85 in 1925...he died in Wooster at the Hospital which he had donated to the city. His widow was his second wife, Margaret Jane FIKE Taylor. They are buried at Wooster Cemetery.   Ohio Online Death Certificate Index:  James B TAYLOR died 7 Dec 1925 in Wayne County OH.   Pension Index:  James B TAYLOR, H 120th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 1904 Mar 3 in OH.  Pension Card:  James died 7 Dec 1925 at Wooster, OH.   Death record in Ohio :  File #72998, James B. TAYLOR of 1233 Bealle Ave died at Wooster City Hospital on 7 Dec 1925.  Married to Margaret J. TAYLOR.  Born 24 Aug 1840.  Lawyer.  Father Jas H. TAYLOR born Fredericksburg OH.  Mother Elizabeth CURTIS born Fredericksburg OH.  Burial Wooster Cem.  Informant, ?Robert TAYLOR of Wooster OH.

Taylor, Thomas B.     10 Oct 1862 Thomas, age 27, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  He was discharged on 4 July 1863 on a Surgeon's certificate of disability. Father: Mother:   Birth:  <1834> Marriage:  1Elizabeth 2Sarah M. ?Sarah M. DORLAND, 8 Oct 1872, Holmes Co OH Death:   30 Aug 1886 Cemetery:  Union Cemetery, Dalton, Sugar Creek Twp, Wayne Co OH Relationship:  Photo Credit:  Susie Holderfield 1850 Census, have not found ??1860 Census, Prairie, Holmes County, OH, page 377:  Thos B TAYLOR, age 26 OH, blacksmith; Elizabeth, age 27 OH; Mary A MISMORE?, age 6 OH.   ??1870 Census, Salt Creek, Wayne County, OH, page 319: Thomas TAYLOR, age 35 OH, blacksmith; Elizabeth, age 37 OH; Emma E LOUST, age 8 OH.   Ohio Marriages:  T. B. TAYLOR married Sarah M. DORLAND, 8 Oct 1872, Holmes Co OH.   1880 Census, have not found Thomas died Aug 1886.  Burial at Union Cemetery, Dalton, Sugar Creek Twp, Wayne Co OH. Wayne County Death Records:  Thomas V. TAYLOR died 30 Aug 1886 at Dalton, Wayne Co OH.  Birthplace, Fredricksburg, Wayne Co OH.  Blacksmith.  Married.  Age 52. 1890 Special Soldiers Schedule:  Sugar Creek, Wayne County, OH: Sarah M, widow of Thomas B TAYLOR, private, Co H 120th Ohio.  Post Office Dalton.  He died Aug 1886.   Pension Index:  Thomas B TAYLOR, H 120th OH Inf. Invalid applied 9 Nov 1865.   Widow's pension....Ohio.....Sarah M TAYLOR........can't read date.

Troyer, Elias  *  22 Aug 1862 Elias, age 26, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  Elias died 22 July 1863 on the road from Jackson Miss. to Vicksburg, Miss. The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book states that Elias Troyer was buried at Vicksburg Mississippi. Father: ?Jacob TROYER Mother:  ?Veronica/Fanny YODER Birth:  1835 Holmes C OH Marriage:   Death:   22 Jul 1863 between Jackson and Vicksburg, MS Cemetery:  Vicksburg, MS Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865:  Elias TROYER, Private, Co H 120th OH INf, died 24 Jul 1863 at Regimental Hospital.  Cause:  dysentery. Not on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960 1850 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 205, Family 208:  Jacob TROYER, age 51 PA, farmer; Fanny, age 45 PA; Peter, age 24 OH; Magdalene, age 21 OH; Levi, age 19 OH; Mary, age 16 OH; Sarah, age 14 OH; Michael, age 11 OH; Elizabeth, age 9 OH; Jacob, age 6 OH; Franica, age 3 OH.   ......1850 Census, Green Twp, Wayne Co OH, Dwelling 245, Family 249:  Samuel SCHROCK, age 29 PA, farmer; Lydia, age 27 PA; Frany, age 4 OH; Elizabeth, age2 OH; Elias TROYER, age 15 OH; Gary TENEY, age 19 Germany.   In searching for Elias TROYER, I checked the Amish genealogy book in my sources above.  In the many Troyer families listed, only one Elias Troyer fit.  But the information was very questionable according to the book, having many question marks beside the names.  This Elias Troyer was born about 1835 in Holmes County OH to Jacob TROYER and  Veronica/Fanny YODER.  No death date was given and no marriage.

Vanasdal, Emanuel M. *   25 Aug 1862 Emanuel, age 18, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  Emanuel died 1 Mar 1863 at Young's Point LA. The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book states that Emanuel Vanasdal is buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi. Father: Mother:   Birth: Marriage:   Death:   1 Mar 1863, Young's Point LA Cemetery:   Relationship:   Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865:  Emanuel M VANOSDIL, Private, company not given, 120th OH Inf, died 1 Mar 1863 at Regimental Hospital.  Cause: congestive cerebri. Not on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960 VANOSDOLL

Vieny, Ferdinand  *  16 Aug 1862 Ferdinand, age 18, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private. Ferdinand died 27 Jan 1863 at Young's Point, LA. Ferdinand was of Milton Township.  See newspaper article on this site's history page. Father: Francis VENEY Mother:  Mary RUSH Birth:  17 Nov 1845 Marriage:   Death:   27 Jan 1863 at Young's Point, LA Cemetery:  Vicksburg, Mississippi Relationship:  Brother of Jacob VIENY of Co H, 120th OVI    Not on Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865 Not on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960 This family is missing from the 1850 census book [haven't found it yet], but they were living in Milton Twp Wayne Co OH at the time that Ferdinand's and Jacob's father Francis Vienes (Vienez) died.  His will [Francis Vienez] is dated 2 May 1850 and was probated 2 Sep 1850.  (On microfilm V-4 will book 3, page 370).  The will says he was living in Milton Township.  It does not mention a wife for Francis, so she must have died previously.  The oldest daughter Melanie is mentioned separately as she is to have some certain items of the estate.  The others are to receive equal shares.  The will has Jacob listed as Jacque [The probate records book lists it as Jacob in the guardianship record.] Guardianship information taken from a book on wills/estates/guardianships Wayne Co OH: 1852 Francis Vienes [deceased] Probate case #208:   J1-206  J5-205 Children:  Francis born 13 Aug 1836 Peter born 28 Sep 1839 Adele born 17 Ap 1841 Jacob born 11 Dec 1842 Joseph born 21 Sep 1844 Ferdinand born 17 Nov 1845 Mary S. born 13 May 1847 Eugene born 5 Mar 1849 The guardian was Sam Swartz The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book states that Ferdinand Vieny was buried at Vicksburg, Mississippi. Brother Eugene's death record:  File # 66440, Eugene VENEY of Sterling St Creston OH, died 18 Nov 1925 in Canaan Twp Wayne Co OH.  Married to Celestine VENEY.  Farmer. Born 5 Mar 1849 in Wayne Co OH.  Parents Francis VENEY and Mary RUSH, born France.  Buried French Settlement Cemetery. [Near Creston??] Informant, Mrs. Celestine VENEY of Creston OH.    [Note:  In 1860 Eugene VENA was living with Peter and Magdalena ROUSH who were also French settlers in Milton Twp.][Note: Peter VENER was farming in Milton Twp, Wayne Co OH. in 1870.  Peter VENEY married Catharine EBY on 14 Jun 1866 in Wayne Co OH.]  Eugene is actually buried at Saint Anne Cem, Rittman, Wayne OH.

Vieny, Jacob    *  16 Aug 1862 Jacob, age 20, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private. Jacob died 24 Jan 1863 at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Father: Francis VENEY Mother:  Mary RUSH Birth:  11 Dec 1842 Marriage:   Death:   24 Jan 1863 at Jefferson Barracks, MO Cemetery:  Jefferson Barracks Cemetery in St. Louis Co. Missouri Relationship:   Brother of Ferdinand VIENY of Co H 120th OVI Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865:  Jacob Veney, Private, Co H 120th OH Inf, died 22 Jan 1863 at General Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, MO.  Cause: not given.   Not on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960. Not on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960 For the family of Jacob, see Ferdinand Vieny above. Jacob was of Milton Township.  See newspaper article on history page. There is a Jacob Veney listed in the 1860 census for Wayne county OH on page 229 in Canaan Township.  He was age 17, living with Henry and Margaret Swartz.  He is listed as a farm laborer and was born in France. The Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book states that Jacob Vieny is buried at Jefferson Barracks Cemetery in St. Louis Co. Missouri.  Unfortunately I don't see him on the list on the internet at Interment.com.

Weant, Charles    22 Aug 1862 Charles, age 20, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  Transferred to Co K, 114th OVI on 27 Nov 1864.  Transferred to Company E of the 48th OVI, 24 July 1865.  Mustered out 14 Oct 1865. Father: John WEANT Mother:   Birth:  13 Nov 1841 at Lancaster PA Marriage:  Alwilda PEARCE in Richland County OH 22 Jan 1867 Death:   22 Oct 1923, Chagrin Falls, Cuyahoga Co OH Cemetery:  Mansfield Cem. Relationship:   Brother in law of Geoge FLAHARTY of Co H 120th OVI 1850 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH, Dwelling 211, Family 214:  John WEANT, age 30 PA, farmer; Catharine, age 44 PA; Charles, age 9 PA; Caroline, age6 OH; Jones, age 4 OH.   Thanks to  researcher Jeffrey/Kim Torgler for setting me on the right track.  They emailed to say that Charles WEANT's sister Caroline married George FLAHARTY of Company H and was listed with John and Catherine WEANT in 1850.   1860 Census, Series: M653 Roll: 1028, Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH, page 190:  James CRAIG, age 34 OH, farmer; Mary, age 35 PA; Atchison, age 9 OH; Arminda, age 8 OH; Margareth, age 5 OH; Jerusha [female] age 1 OH; Charles WYANT, age 18 PA, farmer.   Richland County Probate Records   Charles WEANT married Alwilda PEARCE in Richland County OH 22 Jan 1867.  1870 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland County, OH, page 417:  Charles WEANT, age 28 PA, clerk in store; Almida J, age 25 OH; William, 8 months born Sept 1869 OH.  They aer living with the PEARCE family.   1880 Census, Independence, Richland County, OH, page 278:  Charles WEANT, age 38 OH, dry goods clerk, parents born PA;  Alwilda, wife, age 35 OH, parents born OH; William, son, age 10 OH.  IGI lists two children, but source is not given:  Eva May born Aug 1868 in Richland Co. OH and William born about 1870 in OH.  Pension Card:  Charles WEANT, Co H 120th OH Inf, Co E 48th OH Inf, Co K 114th OH Inf.  Invalid filed 21 Aug 1890.  Charles died 22 Oct 1923 at Chagrin Falls, OH.   1910 census Butler Village, Worthington Twp, Richland County OH, page 262:    Charles WEANT, age 68 PA, first marriage, married 43 yrs, Retail merchant in groceries, parents born PA.  Alwilda, wife, age 65 OH, first marriage, married 43 yrs, 2 children/1 still living,  parents born OH. [Note:  Column 30 is marked UA for military service for Charles.] 1920 Census, East Second Street, 4th Ward Mansfield, Richland County, OH, page 258:  Charles WANT, age 78 PA, no occupation, parents born PA; Alwilda, wife, age 73 OH, parents born OH.   Ohio Online Death Certificat Index:   Alwilda WEANT died 28 Nov 1922 in Richland County, OH. Charles WEANT died 22 Oct 1923 in Cuyahoga County, OH. Death record in Ohio:  File # 38507, Charles WEANT died 22 Oct 1923 at Chagrin Falls, Cuyahoga Co OH.  Merchant.  Widowed.  Wife Alwylda PEARCE.  Born 13 Nov 1841 at Lancaster PA.  Father John WEANT.  Mother not given.  Parents born US.  Burial at Mansfield OH.  Informant W. WEANT of Chagrin Falls OH.    Wife's Death record in Ohio:  File #60552, Mrs. Alwilda WEANT died 28 Nov 1922 at Augustine St, Mansfield, Richland Co OH.  Married to Charles WEANT.  Born 24 May 1844 at Galloway, OH.  Father James W. PEARCE, born OH.  Mother Emally DUNCON, born OH.  Burial Mansfield Cemetery.  Informant Charles WEANT, of Mansfield OH.

Weaver, John R.    11 Oct 1862 John, age 28, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 265, as a Private.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, LA; he mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase, OH. Father: Henry WEAVER Mother:   Birth:  26 May 1835, Switzerland   Marriage:  Margaret C. MEEKER, 6 May 1873.   Death:   11 July 1917 at Calla, [Mahoning Co] OH Cemetery:  Paradise Lutheran Cem, North Lima, Beaver Twp, Mahoning Co OH, Row 4 Relationship:    Information at Find a Grave. Pension Index:  John R WEAVER, H 120th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 1885?, no state given. Pension Index:  John R. WEAVER, H 120th OH Inf, date 1907 OH.  This would be an increase in pension.   Pension Card:  John died 11 July 1917 at Calla, [Mahoning Co] OH.   Emigrated 1853.   Mahoning County Probate Court record:  John R. WEAVER married Margaret MEEKER on 6 May 1873 at Mahoning Co OH.   1880 Census, Beaver Twp, Mahoning Co OH, Dwelling 78, Family 78:   John R WEAVER, age 45 Switzerland, parents born Switzerland, farm laborer; Margaret, wife, age 28 [38] Switzerland, parents born Switzerland; Emma, daughter, age 6 OH; Ebenitus, son,  age 4 OH; Anna, daughter, age 11 months OH born in JULY; Henry, brother, age 39 Switzerland, parents born Switzerland, farm laborer.   1900 Census, Beaver Twp, Mahoning Co OH, Dwelling 272, Family 272:   John R. WEAVER, age 65 Switzerland, parents born Switzerland, born May 1835, married 27 yrs,  immigrated 1853, in US 47 yrs, naturalized, mail carrier; Maggie C, wife, age 49 Prussia, born Oct 1851, married 27 yrs, 4 children/4 still living, parents born Prussia; Allie C, son, age 13 OH, born Jan 1887; Evan P., son, age 24, born Dec 1875, detective; Henry, brother, age 47 Switzerland, born Aug 1852, single, parents born Switzerland, emigrated 1853, in US 47 yrs, naturalized, no occupation.    1910 Census, Beaver Twp, Mahoning Co OH, Dwelling 3, Family 3:  Allen WEAVER, age 23 OH, first marriage, married 5 yrs, parents born Germany, ; Maud, wife, age 25 OH, parents born OH, first marriage, married 5 yrs, 2 children/2 still living; Dorothy, daughter, age 4 OH; John WEAVER, father, widowed, age 76 Germany, parents born Germany, immigrated 1853, naturalized, own income, Column 30 marked UA for military service; Bertha, daughter, age 3 months OH.   Death record in Ohio: John R. WEAVER died 11 July 1917 at Beaver Twp, Mahoning co OH.  Born 26 May 1835 in Switzerland.  Widowed.  Retired.  New buffalo Cemetery.  Father Henry WEAVER, born Germany.   Daughter's Death record in Ohio:  Emma Wilamina VAN JOSSAN died 21 Aug 1936 at Boardman Twp, Mahoning Co OH.  born 11 May 1874 at Beaver Twp, OH.  Married.  Address R.D. 5, Canfield OH.  Burial Forest Lawn, Youngstown OH.  Spouse John G. VAN JOSSAN.  Father John R. WEAVER, born Switzerland.  Mother Margaret MEEKER, born OH.

Wheeler, Eli    21 Aug 1862 Eli, age 37, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 266, as a Private. He was discharged 28 March 1863 on a Surgeon's certification of disability. Father: Nicholas WHEELER Mother:  Hannah POLEN Birth:  1826 Harrison Co OH Marriage:  Louisa SICKEL, 24 Dec 1849, Muskingum Co OH Death: 17 Apr 1915, Windsor, Canada or Battle Creek MI.   Cemetery:      Thanks to Jeffrey/Kim Torgler for pointing me in the right direction. 1850 Census, Springfield, Muskingum Co OH, Dwelling 263, Family 263:  Eli WHEELER, age 23 OH, ??cordray spinery?; Susanna L. , age 18 PA.  [Living next to a SICKEL family.] Muskingum County Probate Court record:  Eli WHEELER married Louisa SICKEL on 24 Dec 1849 in Muskingum Co OH. 1860 Census Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH page 181:  Eli WHEELER, age 33 OH, mas? manufacturer;  Louisa, age 26 PA;  Catherine, age 9 OH;  Ella, age 6 OH;  James, age 4 OH, Amos, age 4 OH, Charles, age 1 OH;  apprentice to manufacturing, Joseph DAVIS, age 15 OH. 1870 Census Blanchard Twp, Hancock Co OH page 63:  Eli WHEELER, age 42, OH, a grocer;  Louiza, age 38 PA;  Ella A, age 16;  Amos Henry, age 14 OH, works in woolen factory;  Charles J, age 12 OH, works in woolen factory;  Lizzie B, age 10;  ?Cefsus? [Cyrus] D., age 5 OH;  Mary Susan, age 2 OH.   1880 Census Worthington Twp, Richland Co OH:  Louisa WHEELER, divorced, age 46 PA;  Cyrus, son, age 14 OH;  Mary S, daughter age 12 OH;  Hugh R, son, age 8 OH. Pension Index:  Eli WHEELER, H 120th OH Inf.    Invalid pension 1893 April 5 in Canada. Pension Card:  Eli died 17 Apr 1915 at Battle Creek, MI.   Son Cyrus' Death record in Ohio: File # 5747, Cyrus Y WHEELER died 12 Jan 1918 at Madison Twp, Richland Co OH.  Married.  Foundry Foreman.   Born 31 July 1865 in Newville OH. Parents Eli WHEELER and Louise SYCLE.  Burial Mansfield Cem.  Informant Mrs. Melisa WHEELER of Madison Twp, OH.  [Note: Charles' and Ella's death records agree but spell the name SICKLE.] Eli WHEELER died 15 Apr 1915 in Windsor, Canada.  Susanna Sickle WHEELER died 2 Jan 1891 in Newville, Richland Co OH [Research of K Kramer WHEELER] Ontario Deaths at Family Search:  Eli WHEELER died 17 Apr 1915, age 89, at Windsor, Essex, Ontario Canada.  Born 1826 in Cadiz, [Harrison Co] OH.  Father Nicholas WHEELER.   Harrison County Probate Court record:  Nicholas WHEELER married Hannah POLAND on 3 Nov 1818 at Harrison co OH.

Willford, Cyrus    9 Oct 1862        WILFORD     [A note to WILFORD and WILLFORD researchers:  There is another Cyrus WILFORD in Company A] Cyrus, age 20, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 266, as a Private.  He was captured 3 May 1864 near Snaggy Point on the Red River, LA; he mustered out 6 July 1865 at Camp Chase, OH. Father: Daniel WILLFORD Mother:  Catharine McFADDEN Birth:  30 Oct 1842 OH Marriage:  Elizabeth BRUBAKER 8 Mar 1866, Richland Co OH Death:   4 Mar 1912, Ottawa, Franklin Co KS [home of his cousin] Cemetery:  Appanoose Cem, Douglas Co, KS Relationship:  Is wife Elizabeth the sister of Henry Brubaker of this company? Photo Credit:  A & R Cyrus Willford, 30 Oct 1842 - 4 Mar 1912; Elizabeth, 14 Feb 1845 - 19 May 1915; Berl, 1887 - 1944.     1850 Census, Hanover Twp, Ashland Co OH, Dwelling 184, Family 184:  Daniel WILFORD, age 37 PA; Catharine, age 34 PA; L, [male], age 7 OH; L J, [female], age 5 OH; C, [female], age 3 OH.   1860 Census Hanover Twp, Ashland County OH, page 65:   Daniel WILFORD 47 PA, farming;  Catharine 44 PA; Cyrus 17 OH;   Eliza J, 16 OH;  Catharine 12 OH; Daniel 8 OH; and Sarah S 6 OH.   Ottawa, KS Library:  Willford, Daniel Born 1813 in Pennsylvania; Died 1899 1885 Atlas – Appanoose S-20-30-29 Franklin County Family File Buried: Appanoose Cemetery (Douglas County) Census: 1870 Centropolis – 48; 1880 Appanoose – 1 Ottawa, KS Library:  Willford, Katherine (Mrs. Daniel) Born 1813 in Pennsylvania; Died 1899 Wife of Daniel Willford Buried: Appanoose Cemetery (Douglas County) Census: 1870 Wayne County Probate Court record:  Daniel WILLFORD married Catharine McFADDEN on 4 Jul 1839 in Wayne County OH.   Richland County Marriages:  Cyrus WILLFORD married Elizabeth BRUBAKER 8 Mar 1866. 1870 Census, Centropolis Twp, Franklin County, Kansas, page 50:  Cyrus Wilford, age 27 OH, farm laborer;  Elizabeth, age 25 OH;  W.W. [male], age 4 OH;  F.B. [female] age 2 OH. They are in the dwelling next to Daniel WILFORD, age 56 PA, a farmer; Catherine, age 55 PA;  E.J. [female] age 22 OH;  Catherine, age 20 OH;  Daniel, 17 OH, farm laborer;  S.S. [female] age 16 OH.     In 1880 a Cyrus Wilford (age 37), a farmer, can be found in the census with wife Elisabeth (35).  Living with them in Appanoose, Franklin county, Kansas, are son Winfield W (13 born OH)  and daughter Florence (11 born OH).  Cyrus and Elisabeth were born in OH and their parents all in PA. Cyrus gave testimony on 7 June 1889 from Hawthorn, Alachua Co, Florida [See pension records below] 1900 Census, Appanoose Twp, Franklin County, Kansas, page 693:  Cyrus WILLFORD, age 57 OH, born Oct 1842, married 34 yrs, a farmer;  Elizabeth, wife, age 55 OH, born Feb 1845, married 34 yrs, 4 children/4 still living;  Mildred M, daughter, age 14 KS, born Feb 1886; Bural? [Berl] E, son, age 12 KS, born Dec 1887. 1910 Census, Series: T624 Roll: 439, West Franklin Street, Pomona City, Pomona Twp, Franklin County, Kansas, page 202 :  Cyrus WILFORD, age 67 OH, first marriage, married 44 yrs., own income, column 30 indicates that he was in the Union Army;  Elizabeth, wife, age 65 OH, first marriage, married 44 yrs;  Berl E, son, age 22 KS, single, farm laborer.   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pension Index:  Cyrus WILLFORD, H 120th OH Inf.   Invalid filed 13 May 1875.  Widow, Elizabeth WILLFORD, filed 15 Mar 1912 in Kansas.  Pension Card:  Cyrus died 4 Mar 1912.   Ottawa, KS Library:  Willford, Cyrus Born 1842 in Ohio; Died 1912 Son of Daniel Willford    Buried: Appanoose Cemetery (Douglas County) KS Ottawa, KS Library:  Willford, Elizabeth (Mrs. Cyrus) Born 1845 in Ohio; Died 1915 Wife of Cyrus Willford Buried: Appanoose Cemetery (Douglas County) KS Records from National Archives sent by Debbie Ferdetta: See photo above that was included. Cyrus enlisted at Ashland Co OH  [POW1]Captured at Snaggy Point, LA, 3 May 1864.  Paroled at Red River Landing, LA, 27 May 1865.   [1505] Widow of Cyrus, Elizabeth Willford,  died at Pomona [Franklin Co], KS on 4 Mar 1912. [This does not agree with tombstone which says 19 May 1915.]  [1508]Post office return said Elizabeth died 19 May 1915. [1511 and 1517] Cyrus was pensioned for disease of lungs [bronchitis] and loss of teeth resulting from scurvy.    [1523] Wife's maiden name, Elisabeth BRUBAKER.  They married at Richland Co Oh, 8 Mar 1866.   [1523] Dated 8 May 1875, Declaration of Invalid Soldier for Pension:  Cyrus Willford of Ottawa, Franklin Co KS:  Whilst in said service and in the line of his duty at Snaggy Point, Red River LA on or about May 3rd 1864 he was captured by the enemy and confined in the Rebel Stockade at Tyler Texas until May 27, 1865.  That during his long confinement in said prison owing to barbarous treatment therein received by reason of flagrant exposure to heat, cold and rain, deprivation of food and medical treatment with the wretched sanitary surroundings, his physical system was completely wrecked and never has revived, the effect being a general prostration of the nervous system with affection of the lungs.  His occupation is and has always been that of a farmer.   [1527]Cyrus gave testimony on 7 June 1889 from Hawthorn, Alachua, Florida:  He was a prisoner of war at the time he was taken sick with the scurvy about October 1864 in the Confederate prison Camp Ford Texas.  There being no surgeon or medicine in the prison he received no treatment except at the hands of his comrade with such herbs as they knew to be of service in the treatment of scurvy.  After my return from prison to our line all the treatment I received was pickled cabbage with plenty of cayenne pepper. [1529] Places the soldier had resided since discharge:  Ohio, Kansas and Florida.  Was at Loudonville OH to 1 Dec 1868.   Was at Centropolis KS to Feb 25?, 1888.   Includes a list of his doctors. [1542] Deafness at Memphis TN whild on drill by discharge of guns near my head while firing by platoons.   [1544] But.......Cyrus said that he was treated by the Confederate Surgeon of the Pirson Hospital at Camp Ford Texas while a prisoner of war for lung disease and nervous protration covering a period from July 1864 to May 1865.  Dated 21 Mar 1881 at Centropolis, Franklin Co KS.   [1545-6] Was in enemy prison for one year and 24 days.  No regimental surgeon was captured and taken to the same prison.  [1547] Moved from Centropolis KS to Douglas Co KS on 25 Oct 1882? which was just a move of four miles.  Post office then was Globe, Douglas Co KS.  Back to Franklin Co KS 28 Jan 1889 to former residence p.o. Centroplois.  Says he had diarrhea the whole time he was in confederate prison.   In the prison, "During my suffering from May to Dec. 1st 1864 my shelter was a brush shed to keep off the hot sunshine by day and dews by night.  For our bed one government blanket for three of us.  In time of rain this same blanket stretched over a pole made our shelter.  During the summer rain and vermin were the only two things plentiful with the prisoners."  "The first treatment I received by any physician was the Confederate Post Surgeon at Camp Ford Texas.  He treated me for the ocugh that I contracted while there in the months of November and December.  He gave me medicine for the relief of my cough but received but little benefit there from."  [1563] Dated 1889.  Joseph MYERS testified for Cyrus.  Myers was the ranking officer of Co H to be at Camp Ford.  He was age 51, resident of Kidder, Caldwell Co MO.  At prisoner of war camp, Camp Ford Texas.  In October 1864 Cyrus took sick while assiting in preparing material for shelter.  He took sick with what I supposed was scurvy.  His nose bled frequently especially from coughing.  His gums became swollen and bled frequesntly.  His legs were swollen and his skin had a chalky white apperance.  Thes conditions continued with varying degree until spring.  We had a ring in which we walked for exercise during the winter.  The stronger ones of us assisted the applicant [Cyrus] frequently in taking this exercise.  In the spring about March 1865 we gathered young and tender shoots of such plants as we knew were not poisonous which we cooked into "greens" for him and other sick men. [1593] Henry Brubaker, age 56 of Granger, St. Joseph IN signed a very similar statement pm 15 Kime 1889.] [1567] 27 men of Co H were captured at Snaggy Point. ....Joe Myers, 1st Sergt, Co H.   [1565] Dated 3 May 1887, Kidder, Mo.  Joe Myers writes once again to the commissioners of pension.  He seems a bit annoyed. "In reply will say that the original affidavit as sworn to before Jno. P. Platt clerk of court was in my own hand writing.  I am not a physician but I know what I said in relation to his [Cyrus Wilford] contracting a cold, rheumatism and scurvy because I was with him and helped to take care of him during his sickness in the prison camp and until he was discharged along with the rest of us.  In the prison camp there was no way of properly caring for the sick and the applicants  disease being so severe left an impression on my mind not easily removed. The clerk or officer who reads this may "put this and that together" and see where the "suspicion of mendacity" rests.  Candidate for President Petitions congress for a specific legislation.  President candidate for renomination vetoes that specific legislation, and charges disabled soldiers with mendacity.    Joseph Myers [1580] Dated 15 June 1889, David Brubaker, age 42 or Willow Springs Twp, Douglas Co KS testified:  I first saw Cyrus Willford after his return from the army about the second week in July 1865.  He was in very delicate health and has been ever since as far as my knowledge.  And I have lived neighbor to him ever since then was? except for 2 years.  I moved to Kansas October 8, 1866 and he moved here Dec 3, 1868 and have lived here ever since until Feb 13 1888 he moved to Florida and he has been unable to do hard labor or in short he is not fit for work except very light work and part of the time was entirely prostrate.  His lungs and throat seemed to be the trouble which the doctors called bronchitis or lung trouble.  I was well acquainted with him before he went to the army and he was stout and hardy as far as I know when he went in the service.   [1595]Dated 15 Aug 1887, Dr. J C FURBER of Overbrook, Osage Co KS "...I believe it was in 1887, he has removed to Florida, hoping that the wildness of the climate there might be beneficial to his health.' [1604] Marriage record.   [1587 and 1584]   John H. Brubaker of Douglas Co KS  amd Davod Brubaker of Willow Springs Twp, Douglas Co KS also testified for Cyrus.  Were these the brothers of wife Elizabeth Brubaker Willford? [1606-07]Living children:  Warren Winfield Willford, born 27 Feb 1867; Florence Beatrice, born 24 July 1868; Mildred Matilda, born 28 Feb 1886; Berle Elwood, age 22 Dec 1887.     Dated Oct 3rd, 1898, at Centropolis, KS.   [1608]  Dated 19 Mar 1912, Ella Harmon, age 63, of Pomona, Franklin Co KS testified:  That she was well and intimately acquainted with the soldier Cyrus Willford deceased for 55 years, that she has known him from his boyhood up, knew him before his enlistment in the Union Army, during the Civil War.  I also know of my own personal knowledge that said Cyrus Willford was not married prior to his marriage to Elizabeth Brubaker, which marriage occurred March 8th 1866.  I also know of my own personal knowledge, that they came to Kansas in 1868 and have lived near Pomona Kansas during all this time.  And during this time said deceased Cyrus Willford lived with claimant [Elizabeth Willford] as husband and wife up to the time of his death, which occurred on March 4th 1912 at the home of my sister in the City of Ottawa, Kansas, and that he was never divorced from the claimant, would also state that said Cyrus Willford was my first cousin. [1610]  Dated 30 March 1912, testimony by Catharine Houser [Henry] of North Oak St, Ottawa, Franklin Co KS:  I was well acquainted with the soldier Cyrus Willford for over 60 years, in fact from his childhood up.  I know of my own personal knowledge that said soldier Cyrus Willford was not married prior to his marriage to the claimant, Elizabeth Willford (nee Brubaker) which marriage took place March 8 1866 in Richland County, State of Ohio and they have lived together as husband and wife all this time, up to the time of his death.  He died on March 4, 1912 at my home in Ottawa, Kansas, having come here from his home in Pomona, Kansas to be treated by an Ottowa physician.  I also know of my own personal knowledge that said soldier Cyrus Willford was never divorced from said claimant.  My knowledge of these facts came from having lived near him in the State of Ohio and also in the State of Kansas.   [1613] Mary R. LOZIER, age 64 near William Burg, Franklin Co KS, Pomona p.o., dated 20 Mar 1912:  testified for Elizabeth as a childhood schoolmate in Ohio and as a friend in Williamburg, Franklin Co KS after coming there in 1869.   [1615] Pomona Republican, 7 Mar 1912:  Cyrus Willford, for forty-years a resident of Franklin County, died at 11:45 Monday night at the home of J H Houser, 804 North Oak street in Ottawa.  He had been staying at the Houser home.  Death was due to a complication of disease.  Mr. Wilford was born in Wayne County, O., October 30 1842.  He married Elizabeth Brubaker March 8 1866, in Richland County, Ohio, and came to Franklin county in 1868.  Mr Wilford settled on a farm in Appanoose Township and has lived there or in Pomona ever since, except one year which he spent in Florida.  Besides the widow, he is survived by four children, three sisters and a brother.  The children are W W Wilford of Peabody, Kans; Mrs A E Wiles of Stratford, Cal; Mildred Wilford of Kansas City, and Berl E Wilford of Pomona.  D Wilford of Pomona is a brother.  The deceased was a veteran of the Civil War and served in Company H 120 Ohio Infantry.  At one time Mr Wilford was taken prisoner and confined for fourteen months in a Confederate prison at Camp Ford, Texas.  He was a member of the Pomona post of the G. A. R.  The body was brought here Tuesday night and the funeral was held from the Appanoose church to-day.  Burial was in the Appanoose cemetery.  All of the family except the daughter in California were here for the funeral. [1621]  Eliza J. WILLFORD, age 65 of Appanoose Twp, Franklin Co KS testified 27 mar 1912 but the document does not give her relationship. [1628] Sister of soldier, Catharine WILLFORD, age 64, of Pomona p.o., Franklin Co KS testified.

Willaman, Jeremiah    13 Aug 1862 Jeremiah, age 23, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 266, as a Private. Transferred to Co. K, 114th OVI, 27 Nov 1864. Transferred to Company E of the 48th OVI, 24 July 1865. Mustered out 14 Oct 1865. Father: Peter WILLAMAN Mother:  Anna FREYBERGER Birth:  26 June 1837, OH Marriage:  Julia ENGLE Death:   9 Apr 1934, Jackson Twp, Stark Co OH Cemetery:  Mudbrook Cem [St Jacob Lutheran Church] Massillon, Stark Co OH, Row 17 Photo Credit:  Jerry Holderfield     Canton Repository, Sunday 25 June 1933, page 18: Reports that Jeremiah Willaman of Massillon OH will celebrate his 96th birthday on Monday.  He was born in North Canton and lived most of his life in Massillon.  Served in Co H 120th OVI.  One of 6 surviving members of the GAR post No 134.  Children: Urias, John, Orin, and Mrs. Grace Crookston.   Thanks to  researcher Jeffrey/Kim Torgler for setting me on the right track.  They say that Jeremiah is in the 1890 special census in Jackson Twp, Stark Co OH. 1870 Census Jackson Township Stark county, OH page 180:  Peter WILLAMAN, age 77 PA, a farmer;  Anna, age 69 PA;  Jeremiah, age 34 OH, a farmer; also living there were Margaret SWITER and Emma PLONK. 1880 Census, Series: T9 Roll: 1067, Jackson Twp, Stark Co OH, page 445:  Jeremiah WILLIMAN, age 42 OH, farmer, parents born PA; Julia, wife, age 32 OH, parents born PA; Urias A, son, age 6 OH, parents born OH; John A, son, age 4 OH, parents born OH; Orrin D, son, age 1 OH, parents born OH; Caroline ENGLE, boarder, can't read age[might be 40], born OH, parents born OH; Sassaman DeLONG, age 22 PA, laborer, parents born PA.   Jeremiah Willaman was living in Massillon OH in 1900 as reported at the 1900 Reunion of the 120th. Pension Index:  Jeremiah WILLAMAN, H 120th, E 48th and K 114th OH Inf.     Invalid pension 27 Dec 1886...no state given. Census 1910, Canton-Fulton Road, Jackson Twp, Stark County, OH, page 45:  Jeremiah H Willaman, age 72 OH, first marriage, married 36 yrs, a farmer, general farming, parents born PA;  Julia A, wife, age 61 OH, first marriage, married 36 yrs, 6 children/5 still living, father born PA, mother born OH;  Urias A, son, age 36 OH, single, farm laborer on home farm;  John A, son, age 33 OH, single, teacher at college;  Orin C, son, age 30 OH, single, farm laborer on home farm;  Grace CROOKSTON, daughter, age 25 OH, first marriage, married 3 yrs, one child/one still living;  David CROOKSTON, son-in-law, age 27 OH, first marriage, married 3 yrs, stationary engineer;  Julia, granddaughter, age 3 OH;  Lottie M. WILLAMAN, daughter-in-law, age 28 OH, married 4 yrs, one child/one still living, father born OH, mother born CT;  Gerald C. WILLAMAN, grandson, age 3 OH, parents born OH.   Census 1920 Turkeyfoot Lane, Jackson Twp, Stark Co OH, page 1:  Jerry WILLAMAN, age 82, OH, farmer on general farm, parents born OH;  Julia A, age 71 OH, parents born OH;  Urias, age 44OH , single, farm laborer general farm.   Death record in Ohio: File # 27873, Jeremiah WILLIAMAN, of Massillon, RFD #3, died 9 Apr 1934 at Jackson Twp, Stark Co OH.  Widowed.  Farmer.  Wife Julia Ann WILLIAMAN.  Born 26 June 1837 in OH.  Father Peter WILLIAMAN born PA.  Anna FREYBERGER born OH.  Burial Mudbrook Cem.  Informant Uhrias WILLIAMAN of Massillon OH, RFD #3.   Son:  Death record of Orrin D WILLAMAN who was born 30 May 1879 shows his parents to be Jeramiah WILLAMAN, born North Canton OH, and Julia ENGLE born Jackson Twp OH.

Williams, Charles H.    22 Aug 1862 Charles, age 22, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 266, as a Private. There is nothing listed under Comments in the Roster book. Father: David WILLIAMS Mother:  ?Rachael GRABER Birth:  <1840> Marriage:  ?1Margaret BEVERIDGE, 25 Sep 1862 2Lucinda ???? Death:  <1897> ?MI Cemetery:    Can't find 1850. 1860 Census, Worthington Twp, Richland County, OH, page 181:  David WILLIAMS, age 57 PA, laborer; Rachael, age 56 PA; Mary, age 34 PA, domestic; David, age 29 PA, laborer; George, age 24 PA, drover; Sarah, age 22 PA; Charles, age 19 PA, farmer; Jerrome, age 13 PA.   Possible first marriage for Charles???: Richland County Marriages 1813-1871: Charles H. WILLIAMS married Margaret BEVERIDGE on 25 Sep 1862.  Married Lucinda....... 1870 Census, Series: M593 Roll: 783, Sarcoxie Twp, Jasper County, MO, page 171:  Charles H WILLIAMS, age 30 PA, working on farm; Lucinda, age 24 PA; Maud, age 2 OH.  [Living next door could be Charles' brother: Hamilton WILLIAMS, age 41 PA, farmer; Arvina, age 36 PA; Charles W. age 11 OH  They are in Wyandot Co OH in 1880.] 1880 Census, 1st Ward, Cedar Rapids, Linn Co IA, page 71:  C.H. WILLIAMS, age 39 MD, Adjuster, parents born not filled in; Luv, wife, age 38 PA, parents born PA; Maud, daughter, age 12 OH, father born MD, mother born PA; Mable, daughter, age 7 OH, father born MD, mother born PA; unnamed daughter, age 5 months IA, born in Dec., father born MD, mother born PA.   Pension Index:  Charles H WILLIAMS, H 120th OH Inf.    Widow,  Lucinda WILLIAMS, filed 30 Aug 1897 Aug in Michigan.  Pension Card:  There is a note for Thomas ANSLEY Co A 39th IA Inf.  So Lucinda must have remarried.   Sister's Death record in Ohio:  File #30780, Sarah Elisabeth GEORGE died 10 May 1914 at Troy Twp, Richland Co OH.  Widow.  Born 18 Feb 1838 in PA.  Father David WILLIAMS born PA.  Mother Rachel GRABER born PA.  Burial, Lexington Cem.  Informant, Mrs. Wellie? LOGON of Lexington, OH.

Witmer, Henry  *    7 Oct 1862           Henry WITWER Henry, age 18, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 266, as a Private. He was discharged on 24 July 1863 on a Surgeon's certificate of disability.    Henry Witwer (spelled Witmer in the Roster), Company H,  has a stone in Paradise Cemetery, Wayne County OH.  He died  25 July 1863.  The stone says that he was the son of M and M Witwer.  Buried right behind Henry are Magdalena[Winger] and Michael Witwer. Father: Henry WITWER Mother:  Magdalena WINGER Birth:  28 Sep 1845, Wayne Co OH Marriage:   Death:   25 July 1863, Benton Barracks, St. Louis, Missouri Cemetery:  Paradise Cem, Wayne Co OH Relationship:  Brother in law of Henry HARTMAN, Co D 120th OVI Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865:  Henry WHITNER, Private Co H 120th OH Inf, died 25 July 1863 at General Hospital Benton Barracks MO.  Cause: chronic diarrhoea. Not found on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960. 1850 Census, Baughman Twp, Wayne County, OH, page 158:  Michael WITWER, age 37 PA, PA, farmer; Magdalen, age 36 PA; Amos, age 10 OH; Maria, age 8 OH; Susan, age 6 OH; Henry, age 4 OH; Nancy, age 2 OH; Elam, age 1 OH.   This Witwer family is listed in the IGI.  Henry was born 28 Sep 1845 in Wayne County OH to Michael Witwer and Magdalena Winger who were married in 1840 near Orrville.  Henry's siblings were Amos (1841), Maria (1842),  Susan (1844), Nancy (1847), Elam (1849), Mattie (1852). Sister Susan married Henry Hartman of Company D 120th OVI.  Henry Hartman's biography verifies that Henry Witwer's parents were Michael and Magdalena (Winger) Witwer.  It also states that Henry Witwer died at the hospital at Benton Barracks, St. Louis, Missouri on the date stated above.  For this reason, I don't know if his body was returned home for burial or not.  The Roster says he was discharged on 24 July.  Apparently he died the day after his discharge and did not make it home. Pension Index:  Henry WITWER, H 120th OH Inf.   Father, Michael WITWER, filed 1892 Sep? 3 in OH.  Pension Card:  Mother applied 13 Mar 1882.

Yoder, Joseph R *   22 Aug 1862 Joseph, age 22, is listed in the Roster of Ohio Soldiers 1861-66 volume 8, page 266 as a Private. Joseph died 27 Jan 1863 on a hospital steamer. [The military papers state that the name of the steamer was the "Von Phut".  Click on photo.] Joseph was from Milton Twp. when he entered the war.  See the newspaper article on the history page. Father: Joseph YODER Mother:  Mary FARMWALD [FORDEMWALD] Birth:  26 Jan 1840, Wayne Co OH Marriage:  single Death:   27 Jan 1863, TN Cemetery:   Relationship:  Grandson of John FORDEMWALD and Anna WAGLER Not on Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865 Not on Burial Registers, Military Posts and National Cemeteries, 1862-1960 1850 Census Milton Twp, Wayne County OH, page 134:  Joseph Yoder age 50 PA;  Meriah age 40 PA;  Emanuel age 16 PA; Anny age 14 PA;  Barbury age 13 PA;  Joseph, age 10 PA; Meriah age 8 PA;  Henry age 6 PA;  Catherine age 4 PA;  Fanny age 1 PA.   1860 Census Milton Twp, Wayne County OH, page 211:  Joseph YODER, age 58 PA, a farmer;  Maria, age 49 Germany;  Emanuel, age 25 OH, a farmer;  Anny, age 23 OH;  Joseph age 19 OH, a farmer;  Maria, age 17 OH;  Henry, age 15 OH, a farm hand;  Catherine, age 13 OH;  Fanny age 11 OH;  Susan, age 5 OH.   Amish and Amish Mennonite Genealogies by Hugh F. Gingerich and Rachel W. Kreider Joseph YODER, son of Joseph YODER and Mary FARMWALD, is listed in this book as having died single in the Civil War in Tennessee. He was born in Wayne County 26 Jan 1840. It lists his death date as 28 Jan 1863.   Siblings in Amish Genealogy book are Anna, Barbara, Mary, Henry, Catharine, Veronica, Solomon [b 1851] and Susanna [b 1854].   Fanny is a common nickname for Veronica.   Joseph's mother, Mary FARMWALD, was the daughter of John William FORDEMWALD and Anna WAGLER who were the great great great grandparents of the Webmaster for this site.   There is no record in the Roll of Honor in the back of the Roster book for a place of burial of Joseph R.Yoder.  There is a Jacob D. YODER, son of Emanuel and Elizabeth, buried at Mt. Zion Cem, in Milton Twp.  One book also listed Joseph there, but I can't find any evidence of that.  I will keep searching.

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