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John H. Ravir, Sergeant-Promoted from Corporal; captured in battle of Winchester ; mortally wounded in battle of Cedar Creek, Va., 1864; grave at Winchester, Va.
John W. Watson, Corporal. John W. Phillips, Corporal.
Andrew D. Keefer, Corporal-Died at Cumberland, Md., 1862; grave at Antietam, Md.
Hugh Lynch, Corporal-From Co. I; promoted from Private.
Martin Vance, Corporal-Promoted from Private; wounded in battle of Mine Run, Va .; killed in battle of Tolopotomy Creek, Va., 1864.
William H. Fry, Corporal-Promoted from Private; mortally wounded in battle of the Wilderness; grave at Fredericksburg, Va.
Gilman B. Stephens, Corporal-Mortally wounded in battle of Winchester, Va.
John Cochran, Corporal-Promoted from Private.
William Camp, Corporal-Promoted from Private.
John W. Magruder, Corporal-Promoted from Private.
William H. Diven, Corporal-Promoted from Private.
John C. Speck, Corporal-Promoted from Private.
George Loders, Corporal-Captured in battle of Winchester; promoted from Private.
Jolin H. Way, Corporal-Promoted from Private; transferred to Twenty-third Co., Second Battalion, Veteran Reserve Corps.
Solomon Werts, Corporal.
Robert Brink-Corporal-Promoted from Private; killed in battle of Opequan, Va. ; grave at Winchester.
Charles White, Musician-Enlisted 1864.
George Hiler, Musician-Enlisted 1864.
Privates
Adams, George W .- Died on Governor's Island, New York, 1863; grave 826, Cypress Hill cemetery, Long Island.
Bertho, Charles.
Biechler, Lewis.
Billman, Ira C .- Captured in battle of Winchester ; transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
Binger, Samuel.
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Blackford, Noah.
Bodine, Adam-Captured in battle of Winchester; transferred to Co. F, Eighteenth Regiment, V. R. C.
Bryan, Ambrose.
Bryant, George W .- Enlisted 1863.
Buckmaster, James-From Co. G; captured in battle of Win- chester.
Calentine, William H.
Carnahan, Findlay.
Carter, James.
Casebier, John-Died at New Creek, W. Va., 1862.
Clark, Vincent-Mortally wounded in battle of Mine Run, Va .; grave at Alexandria, Va.
Cly, John P .- Captured in battle of Winchester.
Cochran, James O.
Cooper, James B .- Wounded in action.
Cox, Augustus.
Cross, Elisha.
Darr, John-Died at Winchester, Va., 1863.
Davis, John M. P .- Died at Brandy Station, Va., 1863; grave at Culpeper C. H., Va.
Donnelly, Thomas J .- Drafted, 1864.
Ducker, William-From Co. B; captured in battle of Winchester.
Elliott, Samuel H .- Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
Feas, Gottlieb-From Co. G.
Fortner, Eli-Wounded in battle of Mine Run, Va., 1863.
Fortner, Peter-Captured in battle of Winchester.
Fretague, Henry.
Gilbert, Joseph-Mortally wounded in battle of the Wilderness, Va., 1864; grave at Fredericksburg, Va.
Goodman, James H.
Gribler, Jacob-Killed in battle of the Wilderness, 1864; grave at Fredericksburg, Va.
Hamersley, Thomas J .- Transferred to Co. B.
Hankinson, Robert M .- From Co. I; transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
Harper, Samuel A.
Higgins, John-Captured in battle of Winchester.
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Hoagland, Henry-From Co. G; captured in battle of the Wilder- ness ; exchanged.
Hahn, David.
Hunter, Thomas-Captured in battle of the Wilderness; wounded in battle of Mine Run.
Huston, Richard.
Jewell, Zachariah M .- Captured in battle of Winchester ; wounded in battle of Mine Run; transferred to Co. F., Eighteenth Regiment, V. R. C.
Keiser, George-Prisoner of war.
Kincaid, William W.
King, George-Transferred to V. R. C.
King, William-Wounded in action.
Laflin, John.
Layland, James-Died at Winchester, Va., 1863.
McFee, William-Captured in battle of Winchester.
Marshman, Robert-Mortally wounded in battle of Mine Run, Va., 1863 ; grave 1223, Alexandria, Va.
Martin, Alexander-Died at Annapolis, Md., 1863.
Miller, James-Transferred to 124th Co., 2d Battalion, V. R. C. Moore, John-Transferred to Co. C, 12th Regiment, V. R. C. Morton, Frank-From Co. I.
Mullen, Thomas. Murphy, Patrick.
Murray, Adam.
Myers, John.
Nelson, John T .- Mortally wounded in battle of Tolopotomy Creek, Va. 1864; grave at Arlington, Va.
Neptune, Samuel-Captured in battle of Winchester.
Norris, Aaron.
O'Donnell, Joseph-From Co. I ; captured in battle of Winchester. Phillips, Samuel-From Co. I.
Powelson, John G .- Died in Rebel Prison at Florence, S. C., 1865. Reay, William-From Co. I; captured in battle of Winchester ; transferred to V. R. C.
Ridenbaugh, John W.
Roderick, William-Died at Winchester, Va., 1863. Roney, William.
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Ross, Levi-Captured in battle of Winchester; died at Wash- ington, D. C., 1864; grave at Arlington.
Saxton, James H .- Wounded in battle of Mine Run, Va .; died in Rebel Prison, Florence, S. C., 1864.
Settlemyer, Ferdinand.
Stringfellow, James C .- Transferred to V. R. C., 76th Co., 2d Battalion.
Tipton, Francis M .- Died at Washington, D. C., 1864; grave in Harmony cemetery.
Totten, William-Captured in battle of Winchester; missing in battle of the Wilderness.
Tumblin, Charles.
Wheeler, Caleb C .- Captured in battle of Winchested and the Wilderness; died at Andersonville, 1864.
Wright, Lewis C.
Wright, William R.
COMPANY G
Mustered in Oct. 5, 1862. Mustered out June 26, 1865.
Orlando C. Farquhar, Captain.
Gilbert H. Bargar, Captain-Promoted from First Lieutenant, 1864; resigned.
Charles J. Gibson, Captain-Brevet Major, 1865; promoted from Second Lieutenant Co. A. and First Lieutenant Co. D.
Benjamin F. Power, First Lieutenant-Appointed from First Ser- geant Co. C .; promoted to Captain Co. C.
William Gorseline, First Lieutenant-Promoted from Sergeant.
John W. Anderson, Second Lieutenant-Resigned, 1863.
Asbury W. Webster, Second Lieutenant-Promoted from First Sergeant Co. H and to First Lieutenant Co. D.
James E. Bradfield, Second Lieutenant-Promoted from Sergeant, Co. D.
Josiah Norman, Second Lieutenant-Promoted from First Ser- geant ; died in Coshocton County, 1864.
Calvin C. Myser, First Sergeant.
Daniel Shook, Sergeant-Captured in battle of Winchester, Va., 1863.
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Samuel W. Daugherty, Sergeant-Captured in battle of Win- chester.
Thomas P. Chance, Sergeant-Appointed from Corporal.
Edwin Powell, Sergeant-Captured in battle of Winchester ; appointed from Corporal.
George Graham, Corporal-Transferred to 105th Co., 2d Bat- talion, Veteran Reserve Corps.
James S. Anderson, Corporal.
William C. Gribben, Corporal-From Co. I.
Ezekiel Polan, Corporal-Promoted from Private; killed in battle of Cold Harbor, Va., 1864.
Amos Winklepleck, Corporal-Promoted from Private.
Lewis D. Barge, Corporal-Captured in battle of Winchester, Va., 1863; appointed from Private.
Robert Axline, Corporal-Captured in action near Brandy Station, Va., 1863; promoted from Private.
Alexander Fenton, Corporal-Promoted frorm Private.
Levi Brown, Corporal.
James H. Polan, Corporal-From Co. I.
John H. Loveless, Musician.
John W. Law, Musician.
Privates
Arnold, Thomas G.
Bailey, Levi.
Barr, Daniel-Captured in battle of Winchester.
Berry, Caleb.
Boyd, George-Captured in battle of Winchester ; wounded in bat- tle of Opequan, Va., 1864; transferred to Co. F, Ioth Regiment, Vet- eran Reserve Corps.
Brillhart, William R .- Wounded in battle of Petersburg, Va .. 1865.
Buckmaster, Amos-Transferred to Co. D as James Buckmaster : captured in battle of Winchester.
Carr, George W .- Captured in battle of Winchester.
Cassiday, George-Wounded in battle of Winchester. Cassiday, William.
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Clay, Oliver-Captured in battle of the Wilderness; died in Rebel Prison at Andersonville, Ga., 1864.
Collins, Washington-Captured in battle of Winchester.
Daugherty, Nathan A .- Captured in battle of Winchester.
Donovan, William.
Dwyer, Richard-Captured in battle of Winchester; transferred to V. R. C.
Emerson, Benjamin B .- Died at Wheeling, W. Va., 1863.
Flickinger, Andrew J.
Fortune, McConnell-Died at Winchester, Va., 1863. Fretague, John H .- Wounded in battle of Cedar Creek, Va., 1864.
Garber, David-Died in Coshocton County, 1862.
Gephart, Peter-Captured in action near Brandy Station, Va., 1863.
Goodhue, Seth.
Hamby, James-Captured in battle of Winchester.
Hamby, Samuel M .- Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
Harmon, David M .- Killed in battle of Mine Run, Va., 1863; grave at Fredericksburg, Va.
Harmon, George W.
Hawk, John.
Hawkins, John-Killed in battle of Mine Run; grave at Freder- icksburg, Va.
Hinds, Lewis.
Huff, Zebulon.
Huston, Archibald-Transferred to Co. A.
Jones, George B .- Captured in action near Brandy Station. Kinney, Porter B. Kost, David W. Lewis, Samuel.
Lower, Enos J .- Captured in battle of Mine Run; died in Rebel Prison, Richmond, Va., 1864.
McClain, Nathaniel C. C .- Captured in battle of the Wilderness. McPherson, George W.
McPherson, Thomas-Died at Winchester, Va., 1863. Martin, Archibald. Martin, Luther B.
FRESNO.
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Maxfield, Emery-Captured in battle of Winchester ; died in Rebel Prison, Richmond, Va., 1863; grave 175, row I, Sec. C.
Maxfield, James E.
Miller, John T .- Captured in battle of Winchester.
Milligan, Benjamin-Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
Milligan, John A.
Minor, John-Captured in battle of Winchester; died at Annap- olis, Md., 1865.
Mizer, David B .- Mortally wounded in battle of Cold Harbor, Va., 1864.
Moore, Charles-From Co. F; captured in battle of Winchester.
Moore, Henry-Killed in action at Spottsylvania, Va., 1864; grave at Fredericksburg, Va.
Murphy, Thomas J .- Wounded in battle of the Wilderness; cap- tured in action near Brandy Station; prisoner in Libby and Ander- sonville.
Norman, Andrew B.
Philabaum, Christopher-Captured in battle of Winchester.
Putt, George W.
Pyles, William-Captured in battle of Winchester ; transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
Reed, David-From Co. I, died in New York; grave at Cypress Hill, Long Island.
Reed, Nathaniel C .- Wounded in battle of Sailor's Creek, Va.
Riggle, Edward-From Co. I.
Riggle, Thomas-Died at Frederick, Md., 1863; grave 327, row F, Sec. I, Antietam, Md.
Rinehart, Joel W.
Spaulding, Lyman.
Stafford, Sr., Isaac-Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
Stultz, Andrew P .- Promoted to Quartermaster Sergeant.
Thacker, Palestine-Captured in action at Brandy Station.
Thomas, David W.
Ward, William-Captured in battle of Winchester.
Wirts, Samuel A .- Captured in battle of Winchester.
Worley, Peter.
Yunker, George W .- Captured in battle of Winchester; died at Annapolis, Md., 1863.
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COMPANY G RECRUITS, 122d O. V. I. With Date of Entering Service.
Baker, John-1864, drafted.
Ball, Henry C .- Substitute.
Barrett, Allen-1864, substitute.
Betts, John J .- 1864, drafted.
Bowman, John H .- 1864, substitute.
Brannigan, Michael-1864, substitute.
Buckalew, William-1864, substitute, transferred to Department of the Northwest.
Burk, John S .- 1864, drafted.
Fenney, John-1864, substitute.
Fillinger, Christopher-1864, drafted.
Ford, Daniel-1864, substitute.
Geltz, Anton-1864, substitute.
Geng, George-1864, drafted.
Graf, Charles-1864, substitute.
Groves, Jacob .- 1864, substitute.
Haines, Charles-1864, substitute.
Hauser, John-1864, substitute.
Kelly, Bernard-1864, substitute.
King, William-1864, substitute.
Kinney, John E .- 1864, substitute.
Lepper, Stephen-1864, substitute; captured in battle of Snicker's Ferry, Va .; died in Rebel Prison, Danville, Va., 1865.
Lindsay, Jacob S .- 1864, drafted.
Loyd, William P .- 1864, drafted.
McDonald, John-1864, drafted, captured in battle of Snicker's Ferry, Va., 1864.
McGaha, George W .- 1864, substitute.
Mckay, William E .- 1864, drafted.
Metzer, Sebastian-1864, substitute.
Miller, Ira A .- 1864, drafted.
Nicholson, Gabriel-1864, drafted.
O'Neill, Nicholas-1864, substitute.
Pew, William-1864, drafted; died at Frederick, Md .; grave 114, row C, Sec. I, Antietam, Md.
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Rutherford, Nathan-1864, drafted.
Sparks, Alexander R .- 1864, drafted.
Starr, Manley-1864, substitute. Strock, Martin-1864, drafted. Taylor, Isaac-1864, drafted.
Van Fleet, Felix-1864, drafted.
Will, Anthony-1864; substitute, transferred to Department of the Northwest.
Woodruff, Eleazer-1864, drafted.
Ziegler, Levi B .- 1864, drafted.
A part of the Sixty-ninth Battalion, Ohio National Guard, formed two companies from Coshocton County in the 142d Ohio Regiment. From the national capital the 142d marched to Fort Lyon, thence moved by steamer to White House Landing, where it was sent to guard a supply train through the Wilderness to Grant's front near Cold Harbor. The sixteen-mile march was made in the day. General Meade ordered the regiment to report to General B. F. Butler at Ber- muda Hundred but without landing there it was assigned to Point of Rocks, below Petersburg. Guard, picket and fatigue duty before Petersburg and along the James filled the remaining days of the regiment's service. A fort at Turkey Bend, on the James, was built within shell range of the enemy. At one time while destroying a line of earthworks near Petersburg our boys were attacked but held their ground steadily under fire, and with help of reinforcements drove the enemy.
142D REGIMENT O. V. I. Hundred Days' Service. Company E
Mustered in May 13, 1864. Mustered out Sept. 2, 1864. Lambert B. Wolfe, Captain
Benjamin F. Leighninger, Sec- ond Lieutenant Ralph L. Barcroft, Sergeant William McLaughlin, Sergeant Hiram Phillips, Corporal Aaron G. Hedge, Corporal Oren Jennings, Corporal
Milton Brelsford, Corporal B. F. Chamberlain, Corporal Milton N. Wolfe, Corporal Alonzo Sibley, Musician
John A. Weatherwax, First Lieutenant Joseph Fletcher, First Sergeant Anderson Hedge, Sergeant
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Charles Conley, Sergeant T. W. Culbertson, Corporal
Joseph Love, Fifer Asa H. Loos, Corporal
George Leighninger, Corporal- Died in Satterlee Hospital, Philadelphia, 1864
Privates
Aronholt, Adamı
Aunspaugh, Lewis F.
Babcock, Truesdale
Baker, Esaias D.
Barcroft, David
Bible, Josiah
McKee, Samuel
Bowers, Chris
McClain, James A.
Brewer, Jacob
Magness, Walter S .- Died near Camp Hatcher's, Va., 1864.
Brillhart, Samuel J.
Buckmaster, Judson
Matheney, Charles H.
Casebeer, Isaac
Matheney, John M.
Chauvront, Samuel G.
Meek, Sedorus
Duling, Hiram
Moffet, Asa W.
Duling, Martin
Morrison, John
Mulvane, David B.
Norman, David
board steamer Monitor, 1864; grave 47, row 19, Sec. E, Hampton, Va.
Owens, Richard
Phillips, David B.
Fox, Eli
Phillips, John
Fuller, Jr., Benjamin
Poland, James A.
Green, Josiah
Potter, Adam
Hedge, Porter
Price, Washington J.
Holser, Peter
Rehard, Joel
Jennings, Hiram W.
Rehard, Lemuel
Johnson, James H.
Richmond, James J ..
Jones, Joseph
Vanolinda, Henry
Jones, Oliver P.
Vanolinda, James
Jones, Samuel
Vansickle, Levi
Kelley, Dean
Vansickle, William
Leighninger, Levi
Walton, Jasper L.
Lewis, Abraham
Weatherwax, James E.
Frazee, James
Phillips, Philemon
Fowler, William H .- Died on
Loos, Adam McCoy, Andrew J.
McGuire, Francis - Died on steamer Andrew Harder, 1864; grave at Arlington.
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Wells, Elias B.
West, Harrison-Died in camp
Williams, William M .- Died in General Hospital, Fortress
Wolfe, William
Woodward, Stephen P.
COMPANY G
Mustered in May 13, 1864. Mustered out Sept. 2, 1864.
Caleb Wheeler, Captain
Solomon McNabb, Second Lieu- tenant
Joseph J. Maggs, Sergeant Leander H. Hoyle, Sergeant
Aaron Clark, Corporal
John W. Moore, Corporal John W. Thompson, Corporal Adam Trimble, Corporal
David Lawson, First Lieutenant Joseph J. Barrett, First Sergeant John Johnson, Sergeant John J. Given, Sergeant John W. Edwards, Corporal
William H. Cullison, Corporal
Cyrus Elder, Corporal
George W. Cullison, Corporal
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Privates
Cullison, Moses
Barcroft, John H.
Cullison, Thomas H.
Barrett, Alexander
Daniels, David
Barrett, James
Darr, John
Barrett, John
Dehuff, Charles-Died in hos- pital, Washington, D. C., 1864: grave at Arlington
Bonnett, John H.
Brillhart, Henry H.
Deviney, Samuel
Calhoun, Newton
Dorsey, Alfred
Campbell, Daniel
Downs, Jesse
Carter, Thomas
Finck, Charles C.
Churchill, John S.
Fry, Stanton
Clark, Alonzo
Gilbert, Silas
Gwin, Noah C.
Clark, John W .- Died in Gen- eral Hospital, Hampton, Va., 1864 Crooks, George Cullison, Daniel Cullison, John
Haines, Henry
Hubenthal, William
Jones, Thomas G.
Knoff, Samuel Kyle, Robert
Ammons, Joshua
Bateman, Matthew
Monroe, Va., 1864; grave at Hampton, Va. near Hatcher's Run, Va., Williamson, Johnson 1864.
Williamson, William
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Lamma, William M.
Schooley, Thomas O.
Landers, Joseph
Smith, George W.
Smith, Joseph
Smith, Ransom
Speaks, John
Long, Robert
Stanton, John W .- Promoted to Commissary Sergeant
McCoy, Corwin
McCoy, Joseph
Stewart, William
Stover, George W.
Masterson, William F.
Miller, Daniel
Ogan, Levi - Died in Depot Hospital near Point of Rocks,
Md., 1864; grave 155, row 2, Sec. A, City Point, Va.
Ullman, Franklin
Phillips, Reuben
Willis, Richard
Plummer, Harvey
Willson, Charles W.
Pomeroy, Madison
Wolford, Henry A.
Pool, William R.
Younker, John
Richcreek, David
Of the Sixty-ninth Battalion, Ohio National Guard, there were three companies from Coshocton County that became part of the 143d Ohio Regiment. At Washington the regiment was assigned to Gen- eral Haskin's Division of the Twenty-second Army Corps, and placed on duty in Forts Slemmer, Slocum, Stevens and Totten, north of the Potomac and defending the national capital. June 8th the 143d moved to Bermuda Hundred, was assigned to the Tenth Army Corps, and placed in the entrenchments at City Point, around Richmond and Petersburg. The regiment completed its service at Fort Pocahontas.
143d REGIMENT, O. V. I. Hundred Days Service. Company E
Mustered in May 12, 1864. Mustered out Sept. 13, 1864. Nicholas R. Tidball, Captain. John Willis, Second Lieutenant. Charles C. Thompson, Sergeant.
Reuben Jennings, Sergeant- Died at Wilson's Landing, Va., 1864; grave 119, Sec. C, Glendale, Va.
Lanning, Silas Little, John Little, Thomas
Mackey, Andrew J.
Taylor, John Terry, Hiram
Thompson, Newton G.
Tredway, Garrett S.
Tredway, Joseph
COSHOCTON HIGH SCHOOL.
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John S. Day, Corporal.
David S. Waggoner, Corporal. George Moffitt, Corporal. Danforth W. Horton, Corporal. Lonzo McClure, Musician.
Jacob Vincel, Wagoner.
David F. Denman, First Lieut. Moses L. Norris, First Sergeant. Jeremiah D. Evans, Sergeant.
James Hay, Sergeant - Ap- pointed from Private.
David Laffer, Sergeant-Ap- pointed from Corporal. Ferdinand Sedelmyer, Corporal. William Watson, Corporal.
William H. Maberry, Corporal.
Francis J. Guenther, Corporal. Matthew S. Beebe, Musician.
Privates
Anderson, Samuel.
Bricker, Andrew J.
Butler, William E .-- Died at
Hampton Hospital, Va., 1864. Love, Robert H.
Cass, Howard.
Lutes, William F.
Church, Hiram.
Dennis, John-Died at Wilson's
Landing, Va., 1864; grave 123, Sec. C, Glendale, Va. Donohew, James A.
Elliott, John B.
Mohler, Reuben A.
Engle, Jackson.
Murphy, Edwin H.
Ewing, Daniel H.
Myers, David T.
Fortune, John.
Norman, John W.
Fortune, William H. H.
Oxley, John E.
Frew, William C.
Parson, Thomas.
Gilbert, George W.
Perkins, Alfred P.
Glover, Joel C .- Died at Fort Pocahontas, Va., 1864; grave at Glendale, Va.
Randles, James P.
Hammontree, Franklin.
Hart, Harrison.
Ringler, Emanuel.
Hastings, Enos W.
Sands, Robert.
Hay, Addison C .- Died at Hamp- Scott, Thomas C .- Died at Wil- ton Hospital, Va., 1864. son's Landing, Va., 1864.
Hay, John P. Jennings, Alexander.
Richards, Alexander.
Richards, Joseph.
Ricketts, Samuel L.
Scott, William. Sherrard, John W.
LeClare, Oliver. Linzey, Martin L. Lonzer, William.
McMichael, Edward-Died at Hampton, Va., 1864. Marlatt, Lemuel.
Marlatt, Wesley.
Milner, John E.
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Smith, Lewis S.
Waggoner, Harrison.
Stierheim, Michael.
Wait, John T.
Stewart, Andrew.
Webb, William.
Stone, James R.
Wells, Aaron D.
Strickland, Francis J.
Wells, Thomas J.
Swartz, Nicholas.
West, Elias-Died at Point of Rocks, Md., 1864; grave 93, row I, Sec. F, City Point, Va.
Taylor, Samuel.
Tidball, Wilson S.
Tish, John.
Whinery, Lindley H.
Vensel, George M.
Williamson, Jacob A.
Vensel, Joseph H.
Williamson, William H.
COMPANY G
Mustered in May 13, 1864. Mustered out Sept. 13, 1864. Andrew J. Stover, First Lieut. Lewis Carhartt, First Sergeant. John L. Daugherty, Captain. Daniel Rose, Second Lieutenant. Leander Bryant, Color Sergeant. B. R. Shaw, Sergeant-Promoted John W. Graves, Sergeant. to Quartermaster Sergeant. James W. Reed, Sergeant. Alexander McCullough, Corporal. William Hall, Corporal. Albert Wright, Corporal. Philip Bible, Corporal. Nathaniel Graves, Corporal. Martin G. Hack, Musician. Thomas Le Retilley, Sergeant --- Promoted from Corporal. William Austin, Corporal. Joseph Graves, Corporal. Samuel S. Waddell, Corporal. Lewis H. Reed, Musician. Samuel Squires, Wagoner.
Privates
Akeroyd, Henry. Allen, John.
Barcroft, Jeremiah. Blackburn, Joseph. Bradfield, Henry. Bradfield, William. Brenemen, James. Cain, Lewis. Catterell, Franklin. Chaney, Moses. Cook, Thomas.
Cox, William H. Cullison, William.
Dawson, Jeremiah. Dawson, William. Dodd, William-Died at Wil- son's Landing, Va., 1864.
Doolittle, Jared. Dunfee, John.
Dunfee, William. Edwards, Thomas J. Finnell, Robert.
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Finnell, Thomas A.
Fortune, Jesse.
Gooden, Samuel.
Platt, Robert.
Phillips, William H
Graves, Wesley.
Hill, George. Hughes, Samuel.
Huffman, Joseph-Died at For-
Robinson, George C.
Roney, George.
Ross, William J.
Shearon, George.
Shrigley, James.
Smith, Thomas.
Squires, J. S.
Stephens, John. Stone, John. Taylor, Joseph W.
Mccullough, James.
Mccullough, William.
Miller, Franklin D.
Vansickle. Henry.
Vansickle, John W.
Wright, George W .- Died at Hampton, Va., 1864; grave 22, row 8, Sec. E. Wright, Henry.
COMPANY H
Mustered in May 13, 1864. Mustered out Sept. 13, 1864.
James Ririe, Captain. Nathan Elliott, Second Lieut. Eli Seward, Sergeant-Died at Wilson's Landing, Va., 1864; grave 125, Sec. C, Glendale, Va.
Balfour Hospital, Portsmouth, Va., 1864; grave I, row 19, Sec. B, Hampton, Va. Robert M. Karr, Corporal. William B. Finlay, Corporal- Promoted from Private. John Wier, Sergeant-Appointed Aaron Fitzwater, Corporal- from Corporal. John Waters, Corporal-Died in
Promoted from Private. Abram Shafer, Wagoner.
tress Monroe, Va., 1864; grave 17, row 8, Sec. E, Hampton, Va.
Huston, John. Kern, Daniel.
Keys, Samuel. Larr, Daniel R.
Lowery, James. Lowery, Thomas.
Turner, James W. Vaneman, Martin D.
Moffit, William J. Mulford, Henry. North, Joshua.
Ogle, Albert.
Owen, Lamar.
Peart, Joshua. Peoples, William.
Graham, James.
Randles, Andrew J. Reed, John H. Reed, Josephus.
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John T. Crawford, First Lieut. Robert Magee, Corporal. William H. Park, First Sergeant. John S. Duncan, Corporal.
Nathan L. Glover, Sergeant. Andrew Jack, Sergeant. Thomas Love, Sergeant. John Darr, Corporal-Promoted from Private. John E. Baker, Corporal.
Daniel Overholt, Corporal-Died in Balfour Hospital, Ports- mouth, Va., 1864; grave I, row 10, Sec. A, Hampton, Va. James P. Lanning, Musician. William F. Sands, Musician.
Privates
Adams, John M.
Andrews, Gabriel G.
Karr, Andrew.
Andrews, John.
Karr, John W.
Bechtol, Samuel E .- Died in hos- Karr, Thomas L.
pital, Fortress Monroe, 1864; Kuhn, George.
grave 7, row 2, Sec. C, Hamp- ton, Va.
Boyd, Henry.
Boyd, James H.
Boyd, John C.
Boyd, Ramsey W.
Boyd, Robert D.
Bucklew, Francis M.
Carnahan, Hammond.
Lower, Benjamin J.
McConnell, Alexander.
Morehead, James L.
Overholt, James A.
Darr, William.
Davis, Joseph.
Duncan, Jonas H.
Duncan, Joseph R.
Elliott, George W. Elliott, James. Ellis, Simeon H.
Endsley, Thomas L.
Endsley, William A.
Farwell, Washington. Finley. Robert B.
Sayers, Thomas C .- Died in hos- pital, Fortress Monroe, 1864; grave 2, row 7, Sec. A, Hamp- ton, Va. Shannon, Harvey E.
Shannon, Thomas. Shannon, William. Smith, Isaac M.
Leavett, Sylvester-Died in Mc- Dougall Hospital, New York; grave in Cypress Hill ceme- tery, Long Island.
Ling, Harrison.
Ling, Joseph.
Linn, John B.
Carnahan, William A.
Catterell, Leander.
Darr, George.
Reed, James E.
Ririe, Cyrus.
Robertson, John J.
Harvey Ford, Corporal.
Jack, William G.
Lawrence, Milon A.
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HISTORY OF COSHOCTON COUNTY
Spangler, Emanuel.
Stafford, Isaac.
Stewart, David.
Stewart, William-Died at Wil-
son's Landing, Va., 1864;
grave 115, Sec. C, Glendale, Va.
Stonehocker, Samuel. Thompson, Robert W. Turbet, Robert G.
Waters, Richard.
Whittemore, John.
Williamson, John A.
Williamson, Ebenezer.
Stonehocker, Joseph.
Winklepleck, Emanuel.
In Sherman's march to the sea the cavalry included the Ninth Ohio of which Company M from Coshocton County was accorded special praise. Our mounted troops saw service in Kentucky and Tennessee during 1863, and the following year in Alabama until at- tached to General Sherman's army in Georgia. The Ninth Ohio Volunteer Cavalry also took part in the campaign of the Carolinas, 1865. When these troops rode through Nashville the Times of that city described them as making an admirable showing. The musicians were mounted on cream-colored horses, the first company on black horses, the second on white horses, and the third on bays.
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