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remained with that institution until May. 1889, when he resigned to accept the position of reporter for the Henry Circuit Court. In connection with his duties as reporter, he took up the abstract business and has now the only set of abstract books in the county. He continued to hold the onerous position of reporter until the Spring of 1902, except during the time he was engaged in the Spanish- American War. While attending to his duties as reporter and abstracter, he read law and was in 1804 admitted to the bar of the Henry Circuit Court. Judge Eugene H. Bundy, presiding.
As a reporter, Mr. Ogborn had established an enviable reputation for rapidity and accuracy of service and was in the employ of the State Board of Tax Com- missioners of Indiana at four annual sessions ; he was the official stenographer for the United States Senate Committee on Territories, of which Senator Beveridge is chairman, during a tour of Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Indian ter- ritories. November, 1902, while they were making a special investigation of those territories with reference to their admission as States of the Union, and in addition on many occasions reported speeches and sermons.
When the Spanish-American War began. Albert D. Ogborn became the prime mover in the recruiting and organizing of what afterwards became Company G. 16Ist Indiana Infantry. It was mustered into the service of the United States July 12. 1898, and the entire regiment was mustered in at Indianapolis, July 15. 1808. The regiment remained in Camp Mount until August 11, 1898, when under orders it moved to Jacksonville, Florida, where on arrival it was assigned to the First Brigade. Third Division, Seventh Army Corps, under the command of General Fitzhugh Lee. The Third Nebraska, Colonel William Jennings Bryan commanding, was a part of the brigade. The 16Ist Indiana was afterwards assigned to the First Brigade, Second Division of the Seventh Army Corps. Remaining at Jacksonville until October. 1898, it then moved to Savannah. Georgia, and on December 12th sailed from that point on the transport Sherman to Havana. Cuba, where it landed and marched through the city went into camp at Camp Columbia, Marianao. December 17, 1898, and there the regiment remained until ordered home. It arrived in Savanah, Georgia, March 31. 1899. and was mustered out there on April 30. 1899. A full and complete history of this splendid regiment will be found in chapter XXXI of this work, entitled the "Spanish-American War." The history of the regiment is the military history of Captain Albert D. Ogborn.
In 1900 Captain Ogborn was elected State Senator for the district composed of the counties of Henry, Fayette and Union, and served in the sessions of the General Assembly of 1901 and 1903. He was chairman of the Committee on Military Affairs : also of the Committee on Enrolled Bills; and was a member of the committees on Benevolent Institutions, Public Health, Insurance. Roads, and Congressional Apportionment, during the session of 1901. In the session of 1903. he was chairman of the Committee on Railroads, and a member of the committees on Rules, Finance, Roads, Federal Relations, Public Health, and Legislative Ap- portionment. Captain Ogborn took a prominent part in the conduct of legislative affairs both in committee and on the floor, every matter coming before the Senate for its action receiving his closest attention.
Prior to the Spanish-American War, Albert D. Ogborn had gained con-
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siderable knowledge of military tactics from the fact that he had been for a number of years a member of the Uniformed Rank, Knights of Pythias, which is an organization patterned after that of the United States Army. He commanded. first. the New Castle Company, for a short time, and then for a period of five years was Lieutenant Colonel, and then for four years, Colonel of the Third Indiana Regiment of that organization. He did not surrender his command at the time of entering the United States service during the Spanish-American War. but was simply granted leave of absence, resuming the command on his return from the war. He was afterwards Colonel and Chief of Staff of Brigadier General Harry B. Smith, commanding the Indiana brigade, Uniform Rank. Knights of Pythias. After returning from the Spanish-American War, at the earnest solicitation of Governor James A. Mount, Captain Ogborn organized a company of militia which was mustered into the service of the State on Septem- ber 26, 1899, and was disbanded at the end of its three years' term of service. He resigned his captaincy in 1900 and went to Chicago to become the confidential secre- tary of Captain Harry S. New, of the Executive Committee of the Republican National Committee. In the campaign of 1904, Captain Ogborn occupied a like position under Captain New who was vice chairman of the Republican National Committee, and in charge of Western Headquarters.
MILITARY SERVICE OF THE OGBORN FAMILY.
Besides the military service of Captain Albert D. Ogborn as related above, his brother, Daniel Bradbury Ogborn, has followed the colors. He ran away from home, immediately after the Custer Massacre, and enlisted in Troop E. Fifth Cavalry U. S. A., and took part in the relief expedition to the Big Horn Country where the brave General Custer and his entire command had been wiped out by the hostile Indians, lead by the bloodthirsty chief, Sitting Bull.
Mrs. Tingley's son, Edwin Ogborn Tingley, was a member of the First Nebraska Volunteers in the Spanish-American War. He served in the Philippines and was dangerously wounded in one of the battles of the Aguinaldo Insurrection.
Mrs. Weyl's son, John Allen Weyl. enlisted April 26, 1898, in the United States Heavy Artillery and served during the Spanish-American War, being stationed at Fort Myer on the Potomac River, near Washington, D. C. He afterwards enlisted in the Thirty First U. S. Volunteers and served in the Philip- pines during the insurrection in those islands.
Not to be outdone in loyalty to the flag, Daniel Bradbury Ogborn's son, Clyde C .. enlisted in Company G, 16Ist Indiana Infantry, but much to his regret was rejected by the mustering officer, as he was not able to pass the physical examination.
Besides the foregoing, two uncles and six cousins of Captain Ogborn took part in the Civil War, but at this date the details of their service are not obtainable.
Though the Ogborn family, on the paternal side; is descended from a long line of Quaker ancestors to whom warfare is forbidden, yet their love of country has overtopped the formal dictates of religious faith. They have performed well their part in the service of their common country, like their maternal ancestor, David Bradbury, with his five years of service in the Revolutionary War, that memorable conflict which determined the destiny and civilization of the western world.
CHAPTER XXXII.
MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS.
ROSTER OF HENRY COUNTY SOLDIERS AND SAILORS IN THE REGULAR ARMY AND NAVY SINCE THE CIVIL WAR, INCLUDING THOSE WHO SERVED DURING THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR AND PHILIPPINE INSURRECTION-ROSTER OF HENRY COUNTY SOLDIERS WHO WENT TO OTHER STATES TO ENLIST DUR- ING THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR-RECAPITULATION.
REGULAR ARMY AND NAVY.
Soldiers and sailors who have served in the Regular Army or Navy, since the close of the Civil War; also soldiers and sailors who served. during the Spanish-American War and the Philippine Insurrection, in either of the above named branches of the service, and those who have served in either branch, since that time, are included in this list.
The war with Spain was declared April 21. 1898. and amnesty in the Phil- ippines was declared June 20, 1900. Inspection of the date of muster-in and muster-out of any soldier or sailor named in this list will show whether he served at any time during those wars.
James W. Abbott, Spiceland. Private, Company E, 24th Infantry U. S. A. Mus- tered in July 30, 1881. Appointed Corporal, Regimental Clerk, Sergeant Major, Ord- nance Sergeant. The term of his sixth enlistment expired August 6. 1905.
John W. Abbott, Spiceland. Private, Company A, 24th Infantry U. S. A. Mus- tered in July 30, 1881. Mustered out July 29, 1886.
Burt Albin, Mooreland. Said to have served in the Spanish-American War. Record is incomplete in this History.
Edward R. Alpham, Henry County. Private, Company K. 18th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in April 24, 1899. Served in the Philippines. Transferred to Company L, 29th Infantry U. S. V. Appointed Corporal. Mustered out April 23, 1902.
Charles A. Armicost, New Lisbon. Rated as Apprentice, U. S. Navy. Enlisted Or- tober 26, 1900. Served in U. S. S. Franklin and Lancaster and in U. S. Transport Buf- falo. Mustered out July 6, 1901.
George W. Bailey, Greensboro. Private, Company C, 31st Infantry U. S. V. Mus- tered in July 21, 1899. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out June 18, 1901.
John Baker. Knightstown. Private, Company A. 15th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in April 25, 1870. Mustered out April 24, 1875.
James A. Berry. New Castle. Private, Company K, 13th Infantry U. S. A. Mus- tered in May 11, 1870. Mustered out May 10, 1875.
Frederick A. Bills, Lewisville. Private, Company I, 45th Infantry U. S. V. Mns- tered in September 25, 1899. Appointed Corporal and Sergeant. Served in the Philip- pines. Mustered out June 3, 1901.
William Bird, Greensboro. Said to have served as private in Company H, 8th Infantry U. S. V. Record is incomplete in this History.
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Alva Bowman, Greensboro. Private, Company K, 5th Cavalry U. S. A. Enlisted about 1886. Discharged for disability. Record is incomplete in this History.
Ernest B. Byrket, Ogden. Private, Company M, 10th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in January 25, 1900. Appointed Corporal. Served in the Philippines, Mustered out January 25, 1903.
Frederick Caldwell, Lewisville. Private, Battery A, Ist Artillery U. S. A. Mus- tered in November 11, 1898. Transferred to Battery A, 6th Artillery U. S. A. Trans ferred to Company E, 18th Infanty U. S. A. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out November 10, 1901.
John A. Castetter, Middletown. Private, Company L, 10th Infantry U. S. A. Mus- tered in October 4, 1899. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out October 10, 1902.
Adelbert B. Cock, Middletown. Private, U. S. Marine Corps. Mustered in November 12, 1902. Serving on U. S. S. Maine. Rated as Ship's Barher. Enlistment will expire November 11, 1906.
Dennis Conner, Șooreland. Private, Company H, 10th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in January 19, 1893. Appointed Musician. Mustered out May 11, 1895. Re-enlisted as Musician, Company H, 11th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in January 12, 1897. Appointed Corporal and Sergeant. Served in Porto Rico and in the Philippines. Mustered out January 11, 1903.
George A. Cook, Middletown. Private, Company L, 26th Infantry U. S. V. Mus- tered in January 10, 1901. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out January 9, 1904.
James E. Cook, Middletown. Private, Company F. 11th Infantry U. S. A. Mus- tered in January 11, 1897. Served in Porto Rico and in the Philippines. Appointed Corporal and Sergeant. Transferred to Company E, 14th Infantry U. S. A. Now serving his third enlistment.
James O: Crabill, Middletown. Private, Company H, 29th Infantry U. S. V. Mus- tered in August 6, 1899. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out May 10, 1902.
James F. Dakins, Rogersville. Private, Company G, 16th Infantry U. S. A. Mus- tered in December 16, 1904. Enlistment will expire December 15, 1907.
Walter Delaware, Millville. Private, Company K, 45th Infantry U. S. V. Mus- tered in September 18. 1899. Appointed Corporal. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out. June 3, 1901.
David P. Denny, Randolph County. Moved to Henry County (Kennard) in 1902. Corporal, Company I, 32nd Infantry U. S. V. Mustered in August 8, 1899. Mustered out August 9, 1902.
John D. Dickerson, New Lisbon. Rated as Machinist, U. S. Navy. Enlisted October 15. 1903. Enlistment will expire October 14, 1907.
James Doggett, Mount Summit. Private, Company F. 3Ist Infantry U. S. V. Mus- tered in July 19, 1899. Mustered out June 18, 1901.
Raymond Elliott, Knightstown. Corporal, Company E. 35th Infantry U. S. V. Mustered in August 1, 1899. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out June 18. 1901.
John Estelle, Knightstown. Said to have served in the Spanish-American War. Record is incomplete in this History.
Roy Estelle, Knightstown. Private, Battery D. 6th Artillery U. S. A. Mnstered in March 11, 1898. Mustered out March 10, 1901. Enlisted again, as Private, Troop F, 1st Cavalry U. S. A. Mustered in November 29, 1901. Transferred to 12th Cavalry U. S. A., August 14, 1903. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out November 28, 1904.
Robert L. Finnegan, Millville. Private, Troop M, 6th Cavalry U. S. A. Mustered in December 21, 1899. Mustered out December 20, 1902.
Charles E. Fisher, New Castle. Private, Company I. 31st Infantry U. S. V. Mus- tered in July 27. 1898. Mustered out June 18, 1901.
Homer C. Garriott, Kennard. Private, Troop D. 8th Cavalry U. S. A. Mustered in June 12, 1899. Discharged, disability. August 12, 1899.
Thomas J. Garvis, Millville. Private. Company C. 17th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in May 11, 1898. Appointed Artificer, Sergeant and Quartermaster Sergeant. Served in Cuba and in the Philippines. Mustered out May 10, 1901.
Heenon Gilbert, New Lisbon. Private, Company K. 22nd Infantry U. S. A. Mus-
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tered in May 15, 1899. Served in the Philippines. Discharged, disability, August 29. 1900.
Panander W. Gray, New Castle. Private, Company C, 2nd Infantry U. S. A. Mus- tered in November 4. 1880. Appointed Corporal, Sergeant and First Sergeant. Mustered out November 4, 1885.
Daniel F. Griffin, Jr., New Castle. Private, Company C, 31st Infantry U. S. V. Mus- tered in July 13. 1899. Died at Prang Frang, Philippine Islands, December 21, 1900.
William J. P. Halstead, Shirley. Private, Company G, 2nd Infantry U. S. A. Mus- tered in June 18, 1900. Appointed Artifieer, Corporal, Sergeant and Quartermaster Ser- geant. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out June 17. 1903.
Ernest Hardway, Christian County, Kentucky. Moved to New Castle. Private Company F. 24th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in February 27, 1901. Served in the Phil- ippines. Mustered out February 26, 1904.
Frank W. Harris, Morgan County. Moved to Henry County (Kennard) in 1901. Private, Company L, 38th Infantry U. S. V. Mustered in September 18, 1899. Appointed Corporal. Transferred to the Regimental Band. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out June 30, 1901.
Dallas D. Harry. Mount Summit. Private, Troop H, 13th Cavalry U. S. A. Mus- tered in July 8, 1901. Re-enlisted April 3, 1903, same Troop and Regiment. Appointed Sergeant and detailed Acting Battalion Sergeant Major. Served in the Philippines. En- listment will expire April 2, 1906.
Samuel G. Hays, Rogersville. Private, Company I, 21st Infantry U. S. A. Mus- tered in March 11, 1878. Discharged, disability, March 27, 1880.
Leander E. Hazzard, New Castle. (Brother of the Author of this History). Pri- vate, Troop H. 5th Cavalry U. S. A. Mustered in November 25. 1876. Killed by the indians in Wyoming Territory. Exact date of death and burial place unknown.
Claude H. Heacock, Lewisville. Private, Battery K, 3rd Artillery U. S. A. Mus- tered in June 12, 1899. Served in the China Relief Expedition and in the Philippines. Transferred to Battery L. Mustered out June 23. 1902.
Emery A. Hilkirk, Knightstown. Private, Company A. 11th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in September 15. 1897. Appointed Corporal and Sergeant. Mustered out Sep- tember 15, 1900.
John S. Hill, Rush County. Moved to Henry County ( Lewisville) in 1902. Private. Company 1. 18th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in March 6, 1898. Served in the Philip- pines. Mustered out March 5, 1901.
John Hodson, Middletown. Private. Company A. 45th Infantry U. S. V. Mustered in September 30, 1899. Served in the Philippines. Discharged, disability. February 13, 1901.
Carl L. Holloway, Shirley. Private, Company G, 29th Infantry U. S. V. Mustered in August 8. 1899. Mustered out May 10. 1902.
Louis M. Hoosier, Greensboro. Private, Company C. 24th Infantry U. S. A. Mus- tered in January 24, 1898. Mustered out March 18. 1899.
William W. Hutson, Knightstown. Private, Company E, 35th Infantry U. S. V. Mustered in August 1, 1900. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out August 1, 1901.
Forest R. Jacobs, Greensboro. Private, Company H. 11th Infantry U. S. A. Mus- tered in March 18, 1894. Mustered out June 19, 1898. Re-enlisted same company and regiment September 18, 1898. Transferred to Company D. Served in Porto Rico. Mus- tered out September 17. 1900. Re-enlisted 1st Sergeant, Company H, Porto Rico Pro- visional Regiment of Infantry. Mustered in August 12, 1901. Appointed Post Quarter- master Sergeant U. S. A. Mustered out August 11, 1904. Re-enlisted for Post Non-Com- missioned Staff August 12, 1904. Now serving at Camp Wallace, Union, Philippine Islands, as Post Quartermaster Sergeant.
John N. Jacobs, Greensboro. Private, Troop I, 12th Cavalry U. S. A. Mustered in May 20, 1901. Mustered ont May 19, 1904.
Harvey Kahoon, Kennard. Private, Company B, 23rd Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in May 13, 1899. Discharged, disability. February 13, 1900.
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Lewis Kelly. Knightstown. Private, Company B, 5th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in January 23, 1870. Mustered out January 24. 1875.
Elmore F. Keough, St. Louis, Missouri. Moved to Henry County ( Greensboro ) in 1889. Private, Company E, 15th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in August 9, 1878. Mus- tered out August 8, 1883.
Oren E. Lambird, Mooreland. Private, Troop H, 12th Cavalry U. S. A. Mustered in March 13, 1903. Died in the Philippines November 20. 1903.
William Lehman, Wayne County. Moved to Henry County (Sulphur Springs) in 1894. Private, Troop D, 7th Cavalry U. S. A. Mustered in November 8, 1881. Dis- charged, disability, September 14, 1882. Re-enlisted as private, Troop H. 1st Cavalry U. S. A. Mustered in December 23, 1883. Appointed Sergeant. Mustered out December 21, 1888. Re-enlisted as Sergeant, Troop K, 3rd Cavalry U. S. A. Mustered in January 15, 1889. Mustered out August 28, 1897. Re-enlisted as Sergeant, Troop C, 3rd Cavalry U. S. A. Mustered in November 1, 1897. Appointed 1st Sergeant. Mustered out October 31, 1900. Re-enlisted as Sergeant, Company K, 13th Cavalry U. S. A. Mustered in Janu- ary 10, 1902. Supposed to be still in the army.
James Lennington. Blountsville. Private, Company H. 23rd Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in May 19, 1899. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out May 18, 1902.
Robert C. McConnell, Knightstown. Private, 25th Company, Coast Artillery U. S. A. Mustered in November 25, 1899. Served in China Relief Expedition. Mustered out November 24, 1902.
William E. MeCorkle, Knightstown. Bugler, Company A, 12th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in September 27. 1897. Died at home in Knightstown, Indiana, October 8. 1898.
Harry F. McGuire, New Lisbon. Rated as Second Class Baker, U. S. Navy. En- listed October 15, 1903. Enlistment will expire October 14, 1907.
Frank M. Main, Mooreland. Private, Hospital Corps U. S. A. Mustered in Decem- ber 21, 1898. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out December 20, 1901.
Ross G. Miller, Mooreland. Private, Troop F, 5th Cavalry U. S. A. Mustered in June 13, 1898. Mustered out April 21, 1899. Re-enlisted as private, Troop A. 4th Cav- alry U. S. A. Mustered in May 31, 1899. Discharged November 8, 1900, account of wounds received near Santa Crux, Philippine Islands, February. 1900.
Herbert W. Morris, New Castle. Private, Company C, 31st Infantry U. S. V. Mus- tered in July 11, 1899. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out March 29, 1901.
Otis C. Newby, Greensboro. Corporal, Company C, 45th Infantry U. S. V. Mustered in September 1. 1899. Killed near Bulan, Luzon, Philippine islands, August 24, 1900.
Boyd Nicholson, New Castle. Private, Company G, 31st Infantry U. S. V. Mus- tered in July 18, 1899. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out June 18, 1901.
Eugene Otis. Raysville. Said to have served in the Spanish-American War. Record is incomplete in this History.
John E. Paully, Shirley. Private, Company H, 16th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in July 7, 1897. Mustered out December 19, 1899.
William W. Pence, New Castle. Private, Company K, 7th Infantry U. S. A. Mus tered in October 14, 1900. Served in the Philippines. Died at Presidio, San Francisco, California. July 8, 1903.
Herman L. Pitts, Knightstown. Private, 25th Company, Coast Artillery U. S. A. Mustered in November 25, 1899. Served in the China Relief Expedition. Mustered out November 24. 1902.
Walter E. Pitts, Knightstown. Private, 25th Company, Coast Artillery U. S. A. Mustered in November 25, 1899. Served in the China Relief Expedition. Mustered out November 24, 1902.
John J. Powell, New Castle. Private, Reserve Hospital Corps, First Army Corps, U. S. A. Mustered in July 17, 1898. Served in Porto Rico. Mustered out April 9, 1899.
Leonard M. Reeder, Mount Summit. Private, Company H, 12th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in May 15, 1898. Killed at Lopez, Philippine Islands, September 10, 1900.
Thomas B. Reeder, Junior, Mount Summit. Private, Company H, 12th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in August 15, 1897. Mustered out August 14, 1900.
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Kalnla Riley, Middletown. Private, Company A, 45th Infantry U. S. V. Mustered in September 30, 1899. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out October, 1901. Re-en- listed as Private. Troop E, 5th Cavalry U. S. A. Mustered in May 27, 1904. Enlistment will expire May 26, 1907.
Clarence A. Roberts, Raysville. Private, Company M, 13th Infantry U. S. A. Mus- tered in Angust 31, 1900. Appointed Corporal and Sergeant. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out August 30, 1903.
Henry C. Rozell, Blountsville, Private, Company A, 23rd Infantry U. S. A. Mus- Tered in May 16, 1898. Mustered out October 28, 1898. Re-enlisted as private, Company A. 29th Infantry U. S. V. Mustered in March 9, 1901. Transferred to Company H, 5th Infantry U. S. A. March 22, 1901. Transferred to Troop D. 1st Cavalry U. S. A., July 10, 1902. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out March 8, 1904.
William B. Sanders, Middletown. Private, 80th Company. Coast Artillery U. S. A. Mustered in August 15, 1901. Mustered out August 14, 1904.
Frank A. Shepherd, Greensboro. Rated as Apprentice, third class. Enlisted June 11, 1901. Rated as Apprentice, second class and first class. Served in U. S. S. Constella- tion, Newport, Hartford, Columbia. Wahash and Newark. Enlistment expired July 20. 1905.
Charles Sipes, Middletown. U. S. Hospital Corps. Mustered in December 23, 1898. Served in the Philippines. Mustered out December 19, 1901.
Martin Tarr, Lewisville. Private, Company E, 1st Infantry, U. S. A. Mustered in October 15, 1880. Appointed Corporal, Sergeant and First Sergeant. Mustered ont Octo- ber 15, 1885.
Earl Tipton. Knightstown. Private, Company H. 20th Infantry U. S. A. Mustered in May 11, 1903. Transferred to Company I, 19th Infantry, U. S. A. Enlistment will expire May 10, 1906.
Roy Tipton, Knightstown. Private. 25th Company, Coast Artillery. U. S. A. Mut- sered in November 25, 1899. Served in the China Relief Expedition. Mustered out No- vember 24, 1902.
Edwin R. Upham, New Castle. Enlisted at Nashville, Davidson County. Tennessee, as Sergeant, Company L, 2nd Tennessee Infantry. Mnstered in May 7. 1898. Transferred to Volunteer Signal Corps, November 17. 1898. Enlisted as Private, Company K. 18th Infantry, U. S. A. Mustered in April 24. 1899. Appointed Corporal. Transferred to Company L. 29th Infantry, U. S. V. Mustered out April 23, 1902. Enlisted again and is now in the army.
Edward Vannatta, Mount Summit. Said to have served during the Spanish-Amer- ican War in Company 1, 18th Infantry, U. S. A. Record is incomplete in this History.
William Vannatta. Mount Summit. Said to have enlisted at Indianapolis, during the Spanish-American War, and is presumed to have served in the Philippines. Record is incomplete in this History.
Ronald B. Veach, Knightstown. Private, Company A, 11th Infantry, U. S. A. Mus- tered in September 15, 1897. Served in Porto Rico. Mustered out September 15. 1900.
Harry Warnock, Honey Creek. Enlisted at Hudson, St. Croix County, Wisconsin. Private, Company C. 3rd Wisconsin Infantry. Mustered in May 11. 1898. Must'red out January 7. 1899. Enlisted as Private, Company F. 31st Infantry. U. S. V. Mnstered in July 19, 1899. Mustered out June 16, 1901.
Jesse Warnock, Honey Creek. Private. Company C and H. 2nd Infantry, U. S. A. Mustered in March 1, 1899. Served in Cuba and in the Philippines. Mustered out March 21. 1902.
Ora J. Warnock, Honey Creek. Private, Troop K, 11th Cavalry, U. S. A. Mustered in May 25, 1904. Enlistment will expire May 24, 1907.
William F. White, Luray, Private, Battery L, 4th Artillery, U. S. A. Mustered in April 28, 1898. Mustered out March 4, 1899.
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