Killed: Francis M. Kent, of the 3d Ohio Cavalry, son of Mr. Benjamin Kent
 of this county, was killed recently in a skirmish between the 3d Cavalry and 
some rebel forces in Kentucky. BRYAN PRESS AND LEADER October
 30, 1862


Deaths in the Hospital at St. Louis, W.C. Beatty, Co. G; George Williams,
 Co. A; 3d Ohio Cavalry. BRYAN UNION PRESS April 25, 1862.
 
    
Among the names of soldiers who died at the Lousiville hospital from May 
2d to noon of the 30th, we find those of Henry Weaver, Co. B., 38th Ohio,
 and Wm. Williams, Co. H, 3d Ohio Cavalry. BRYAN UNION PRESS June 
6, 1862. 


DIED 
    Of typhoid fever, on the night of the 11th inst., near Murfreesboro, 
Tennessee, in (thel field hospital of the 3d Ohio Cav., William C. rings of 
Co. H, after a weeks severe illness. The deceased was the youngest member 
of the company, being at the time of his enlistment (which was in the fall of
 1861, when the regiment was organized at Monroeville, Ohio), but 15 years
 of age, a mere boy, but like thousands of noble youths throughout our land, 
when the government was assailed-causelessly assailed, by vile conspirators, 
and treason had rained her arm to strike, he endorsed the motto, "Aut, Mors,
Aut Vita Decora," enrolled his name on the side of justice, and humanity,
 and volunteered if need be to die for his country. BRYAN PRESS AND 
LEADER April 23, 1863.

Charles W. Skinner, the well known civil engineer, died Sunday morning at his residence
 in West Unity. He was one of the landmarks of the county having settled here over forty
 years ago. He served as county surveyor and did a great deal of that work in the county.
 He was Major of the Third Ohio Cavalry during the late war, and served with distinction.
 He had many friends in the county. BRYAN DEMOCRAT May 14, 1891.