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The Ohio Brigade held a Reunion at Colum- bus, October 3 and 4, 1878. Addresses were made by General John Beatty, General J. W. Fuller, Chaplain Eaton and General Wager Swayne. A dinner was partaken of, and toasts presented with responses by General M. Churchill, Captain W. Il. H. Mintun, Chaplain R. L. Chittenden and Captain R. K. Shaw. The latter had for his topie the " Union Soldier's Oath," and closed his response with an original poetical production, " The Union Soldier's Oath."
A permanent organization was effected, with the following officers : President, J. W. Fuller, Toledo; Vice-Presidents, Major James Mor-
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gan, Twenty-Seventh Ohio, Cincinnati ; Cap- tain W. H. H. Mintun, Thirty-Ninth Ohio, Athens; General Wager Swayne, Forty-Third Ohio, Toledo; Colonel Charles E. Browne,
Sixty-Third Ohio, Cincinnati. Secretary, J. W. Thompson, Forty-Third Ohio, Chicago, Illinois. Treasurer, A. J. White, Thirty-Ninth Ohio, Cincinnati.
THIRTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT, OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
This Regiment, composed substantially of Germans, was raised chiefly at Toledo, Cleve- land and Chillicothe, being the third German Regiment from Ohio. Its organization was commenced under the second call of Presi- dent Lincoln for 300,000 men, August, 1861. So prompt was the movement that the Regi- ment was mustered into the service October 2d, fully prepared for the field. For Colonel, Edward Siber, a skilled and competent officer of the German Army, who had served in Prussia and Brazil, was appointed, with Louis von Blessingh, of Toledo, as Lieutenant- Colonel, and Charles Aubele, of Cleveland, as Major. The line officers were chosen from those who had been in the three-months' service.
The Regiment moved from Camp Dennison to a point on the Kanawha River, West Vir- ginia, reporting to General Rosecrans. It was soon sent, with other forces, up the Kanawha, to the Oil Works at Cannelton, for the pur- pose of driving Floyd's Rebel force out of the valley, which object was accomplished, the enemy being driven to within seven miles of Raleigh C. H. Returning, the Regiment went into winter quarters at Clifton, where, besides drilling, it was employed in more or less oc- casional service in the protection of important points in that section. In Jannary, 1862, it was sent to Logan C. H., East of Guayandotte River, when, after a hard march of 80 miles, and much brisk skirmishing, the place was captured, and all war material destroyed, when the Regiment returned to Clifton, with loss of one officer and one man killed.
In March, 1862, the Thirty-Seventh Ohio was attached to the Third Provisional Brig- gade of the Kanawha Division, which was sent on a raid to the southern part of West Virginia, for the destruction of the Virginia and East Tennessee Railroad, near Wythe. ville. This expedition was not successful. The Regiment lost one officer and 13 men killed, 2 officers and 46 men wounded, and 14
men missing. The force proceeded to Flat- Top Mountain, where it remained until August 1st, when it marched to Raleigh to garrison the place and do scouting service for a circuit of 25 miles. The latter part of August it moved in detachments to Fayetteville, Vir- ginia, and, with the Thirty-Fourth Ohio, it garrisoned that place. In September the whole force engaged with General Loring's Rebel command, and after fighting from 12 M. until dark, the approach of Rebel re-enforce- ments made a retreat necessary to Cotton Hill, on the Gauley Road, where the enemy were fought successfully for an hour. The Union troops continued their retreat, arriving at Charleston September 13th, where they stopped for the protection of a valuable train of 700 wagons, with supplies for all troops in the Kanawha Valley. September 15th the Ohio River, opposite Ripley, Ohio, was reached, where they crossed, but almost im- mediately recrossed, and went into camp at Mt. Pleasant. In the unfortunate retreat the Regiment lost 2 men killed, 3 wounded, and 62 missing, while all the Company wagons, camp equipage and officers' baggage were lost near Fayetteville by a rear attack of the enemy.
October 15, 1862, the Regiment, under Lieutenant-Colonel von Blessingh, advanced up the Kanawha Valley, reaching Gauley Bridge November 20th, whence, December 30th, it marched to Camp Piatt and embarked by steamers for Cincinnati. Colonel Siber joined his command at the latter point, and the Soldiers exchanged their arms for Enfield rifles. From Cincinnati the Regiment pro- ceeded down the river, landing first at Napo- leon, Arkansas, January 16, 1863, where it was attached to the Third Brigade, Second Divis- ion, of the Fifteenth Army Corps. On the 21st this force moved to Milliken's Bend, nearly opposite Vicksburg, where it was em- ployed on the canal for isolating that Town from the Mississippi, but a freshet soon drove
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them to higher ground at Young's Point, whence various expeditions were sent out in different directions.
April 29, 1863, the Regiment, under Lieu- tenant-Colonel von Blessingh, with eightother Regiments, took steamers for Haines's Bluff, up the Yazoo River, for the purpose of a feint, to cover General Grant's plans below Vicksburg, but soon returned to Young's Point, where it was on guard and fatigue duty until May 13th, when it went down to Grand Gulf. From this point it marched with other troops, under Grant, to the rear of Vicksburg, and was assigned as a portion of the front line of the force investing that place. In the severe but unsuccessful assaults on the Rebel works, on May 19th and 22d, and the following siege, the Regiment lost 19 killed and 75 wounded, the latter including Lieutenant-Colonel von Bless- ingh, whereby the command of the Regiment was devolved upon Major Charles Hipp, until June 18th, when Colonel Siber resumed com- mand.
After the surrender of Vicksburg the Thirty- Seventh participated in the expedition against Jackson, Mississippi, where it did provost guard duty. July 23d it marched to Camp Sherman, near Big Black River, remaining there until September 26, 1863, when it marebed to Vicksburg and took steamer for Memphis; thence marched to Corinth, to Cherokee Station, Alabama, where it remained in bivouac until October 26th. With its Division the Regiment marched to drive off Forrest's Rebel Cavalry from their interfer- ence with the Union forces operating for the The next movement of the Regiment, with its Division, was to the extreme right of the Army, supporting the Twenty-Third Army Corps in the engagements near the Chattahoo. chie River and Nicojack Creek. July 12th it moved, passing through Marietta, Rosswell Factories, and across the Chattahoochie River, and destroyed the Atlanta & Augusta Rail- road for a considerable distance; whence it marched throngh Decatur, and encamped, July 20, 1864, near Atlanta. On the 22d the Regi- ment was on the right of the Division, in breastworks abandoned by the enemy ; but by re-enforcements of the Rebels the Union lines were broken, and the Thirty-Seventh com- pelled to evacuate, losing 4 men killed, 10 wounded and 38 taken prisoners. By most relief of Chattanooga, which point was reached November 21st. On the morning of the 25th the Regiment took part in an assault on the enemy's fortified position, losing 5 men killed and 36 wounded. The enemy retreated the following night, and were followed as far as Ringgold. November 29th the Regiment started on a three weeks' expedition to East Tennessee, to drive out Longstreet's Rebel force, which movement involved intense suf- fering by the troops, in consequence of the severity of the cold, and a want of clothing and of rations ; many Soldiers were shoeless ; yet they endured such trials not only without a murmur, but throughout showed nnusually exuberant spirits. Returning to Bridgeport, Alabama, the Regiment remained there until . desperate effort the Union troops, with the
December 26th, and then went into camp at Larkinsville, Alabama. Early in February, 1864, the Thirty-Seventh formed part of an expedition toward Lebanon, Alabama, march- ing with the Fifteenth Army Corps on a reconnoissance near to Dalton, and returning to Larkinsville March 2d.
March 8, 1864, three-fourths of the men of the Regiment re-enlisted for another three years' term, and were placed in the Second Brigade, Second Division, Fifteenth Corps. The usual thirty days' leave was spent by the men in a visit to their homes in Ohio, when they rendezvoused at Camp Taylor, near Cleveland. Leaving that place, they were again at the front April 28th. On their pas- sage, 30 men were wounded and one killed by a railroad accident near Munfordsville, Kentucky. Reaching Chattanooga, the Regi- ment joined its Division May 10th, in Sugar Creek Valley, Georgia. On the 13th it lost 3 men killed (2 being officers) and 10 wounded. Thence it marched to Kingston, Georgia, reaching there 19th. It was then under com- mand of Major flipp, the Lieutenant Colonel being in Ohio, on sick leave. In the march on Atlanta the Regiment lost four men wounded at Dallas and New Hope Church. On the re- treat of the enemy the Thirty- Seventh pursued toward Aeworth, and participated in the memo- rable but disastrous assaults made against the Rebel stronghold on Kenesaw Mountain, which the enemy were compelled to abandon. June 11th to July 2d the Regiment lost 4 men killed and 19 wounded.
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help of the Sixteenth Army Corps, re-took the position and held it. July 27th the Fifteenth Corps moved to the right of the besieging Army, thus threatening the enemy's commu- nications with the South, to prevent which they made an effort to drive the Union forces from their position, when the battle of Ezra Chapel was fought, in which the Rebels were severely punished. In this engagement the Thirty-Seventh held the extreme right, deploy- ing as skirmishers, and frustrated the enemy's attempt to turn the Union right. In this move- ment Major Hipp lost his left arm, devolving the command upon Captain Morritz. The Regi- ment lost one man killed and five wounded.
From July 28th to August 26th was con- smmed in the advance of the Union lines toward the fortifications in front of the rail- road between Atlanta and East Point, in which the Regiment lost five men killed and eight wounded. The 30th August found it in line of battle moving on Jonesboro, in advance of the Brigade. In the bloody repulse of the enemy's charges and other movements it lost in two days two killed and seven wounded. The night of September 1, 1864, found the Union forces in possession of Jonesboro and Atlanta, and in a pursuit of the Rebel Army, which ended at Lovejoy's Station. The Regi- ment returned to East Point September 7th, and rested in camp until October 4th, when it left in pursuit of Hood's forces. Forced marches were made over Northern Georgia and Alabama, and returned to Ruffin's Sta- tion, near the Chattahoochie, where it remained until November 13th. At this point Lieu- tenant-Colonel von Blessingh resumed com- mand of the Regiment, relieving Captain G. Boehm, who had taken the place of Captain Morritz, absent on leave.
November 13, 1864, the Thirty-Seventh Ohio entered Atlanta to draw the outfit necessary to the " March to the Sea," which began on the 15th. Throughout that long journey the Regiment did active and full duty in the vari- ous kinds of service from time to time assigned to it. At Clinton, in company with the Fif- teenth Michigan, it did valuable service in preventing Rebel Cavalry from crossing the road leading to Marion, with the view of cap- turing a Division train. Arrived at Savannah, the Regiment occupied itself in drilling, per- fecting its equipment and fortifying. January 19, 1865, it marched to Fort Thunderbolt, on the Savannah River, and there embarked for Beaufort, Sonth Carolina, arriving there on the 22d, where it went into camp, but soon re- turned to Beaufort, and on the 30th started for the march through South Carolina, and the Southern part of North Carolina, biv- ouacking near Columbia. Again moving, Feb- ruary 18th, it was engaged in destroying the track of the Columbia & Charleston Rail- road. By March 7th Cheraw was reached, and the Great Pedee crossed, and subsequently the Regiment was ordered to escort General O. O. Howard's headquarters and pontoon train of the Army of the Tennessee (right wing), which it brought safely into Fayetteville, North Carolina, March 11th. On the 24th it reached Goldsboro, where it was in camp until the cap- itulation of Lee and Johnson, when, with the rest of the Union troops, it proceeded to Wash- ington, and thence by rail to Louisville, where it lay until the latter part of June, when, with the Second Division, Fifteenth Corps, it went to Little Rock, Arkansas, arriving July 4th. Here, August 12th, it was mustered out, and proceeded to Cleveland, Ohio, and was dis- charged, the men returning to their homes.
ROSTER OF COMPANY B.
Names.
Rank.
Age.
Date of Entering the Service.
Remarks.
Louis Von Blessingh
Captain. 34
Aug. 18, 1861 Promoted Lieutenant-Colonel, October 12, 1861.
Carl Morritz
66
34
Sept. 6, 1861 From Ist Lieut. co. H, Feb. 1862; dis. December, 1864.
Carl Maeulen
35
Aug. 18, 1861| Pro. from 1st Lieut. Jan. 1865; mustered out Aug. 1865.
Henry Goeker
1st Lient. 66
35
Aug. 18, 1861 Pro. from 2d Lieut. Jan. 1865; mustered out Aug. 1865. Sept. 3, 1861 Wal. June, 1864, Kenesaw; m. o. Jan. 1865, exp. term.
August Lossberg
92
Aug. 15, 1861 From Sgt. Maj. co. D, January, 1865; m. o. co .; vet.
Frederick Ingold.
2d Lieut. 66
31
Aug. 18, 1861 Pro. to Ist Lieut. Oct. '61; not mustered; res. Apr. '62.
Louis Keppel.
25
Aug. 18, 1861
Pro. Ist Lieut. May, 1862; not mustered; dis. May, '63.
Jacob F. Mery
27
Aug. 18, 1861 From 1st Sgt. May, 1862; 1st Lieut. co. K, Nov. 1862.
Gustav Baither
23
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HISTORY OF TOLEDO AND LUCAS COUNTY.
Names.
Rank.
Age.
Date of Entering the Service.
Remarks.
Dietrick Schmidt
2d Lieut.
28
Aug. 26, 1861 From Corporal, Dec. 1862; 1st Lieutenant, April, 1864.
Julius Kuepel
32
Aug. 18, 1861
Simon Hollandworitz
Sergeant.
22
Aug. 18, 1861
Ap. Jan. 1864; wd. Mar. 1865, Bentonville, N. C .; mus- tered out August, 1865; veteran.
Louis Sebastian
26
Aug. 18, 1861 Pro. Sergeant Major, March, 1863.
Martin Schlachter
=
28
Aug. 18, 1861
llerman Johnson
66
23
Ang. 18, 1861
Peter Bock
=
28
Aug. 26, 1861 Mustered out September, 1864, on expiration of term.
August Stuenberg
Corporal.
27
Aug. 18, 1861
Frederick Hobe
20
Aug. 18, 1861
Carl Huster
66
27
Aug. 18, 1861
Carl Boek
36 Aug. 18, 1861
Alex. Mnench
21
Aug. 18, 1861
Joseph Banmgartner
20
Aug. 20, 1861
Carl Seutter
19
Aug. 18, 1861
Casper Schmidt
=
19 28
Aug. 26, 1861 Aug. 20,1861
Cap. at Atlanta, July, 1864; mnstered out June, 1865. Ap. Jan. 1865; mustered out with co. Aug. 1865, vet.
August Diebel
Carl F. Welshofer
Musician. 18 Aug. 18,1861 |Mustered out September 12, 1864, expiration of terni.
Geo. Bodenmiller
18
Aug. 18,1861
Johann Miner.
44 Aug. 18,1861
Aunmerman, John
Private. 66
Aboud, Joseph
31 Aug. 18,1861
Aschemor, Geo. F
18 Aug. 18,1861
Bauman, John.
66
19 Aug. 18,186]
Bothe, Heinrich
23 Aug. 20,1861
Bauer, William
33 Aug. 30,1862
Butter, Emil
36 23 Aug. 18,1861
Bauer, Christian
14
Aug. 18,1861
Breltman, John
24 Aug. 18,1861
Bremer, Frederick
30 Aug. 20,1861
Bauer, John
25 Aug. 20,1861
Bławkenbach, John
Clael, Edward.
66
30 Aug. 19,1862
Cezaplenski, Andreas
Eberle, Peter
26
Aug. 26,1861
Ehrsam, Frederick
26
Aug. 12,1861
Ernsthansen, Gerhart Fries, George
33 Aug. 18.1861
Frehse, Louis
Fricke, John
Gaensle, Wilhelm
28
Aug. 18,1861
llaas, Carl.
21
38 Aug. 18,1861 Aug. 18,1861
Henneger, Herman
lleed, George
42 30
Kaes, Leonhard
Knechenmeister, Fred'k
21
Kramer, Mathias.
21
Krahl, Frederick
Kurtz, Carl
=
Klaus, Carl.
Klapper, Philip
Klevenz, Frederick
"ן
Kirschmer, Frederick
66
24 Aug. 26,1861
Kruezer, Lewis
Kuhn, Heinrich
30 Aug. 26,1861 27 Aug. 26,1861
Kraus, George
26 Aug. 26,1861
Mueller, John E
33
Oct. 28,1862
Martin, Henry
32 Aug. 25,1861
Nagel, Carl.
Nagel, Wilhelm
=
18 Sept. 8,1862 26 Sept. 8,1862
Nels, Frederick
45 Aug. 18,1861
Nopper, Fritz
22 Aug. 26,1861
Ott, Philip
24
Aug. 26,1861
Peters, John
44
Ang. 18,1861
Mustered out May 28, 1865, by order War Department. Mustered out May 28, 1865, by order War Department. Dis. July, 1862, Flat Top Tannery, Va. Surgeon's ctf. Mustered out September 12, 1864, expiration of term. Wd. at Atlanta, July, 1864; m. o. Sept. 1864, exp. term. Discharged October, 1862, Gallipolis, O. Surgeon's ctf.
Ap. Feb. '64; wd. Jonesboro, Aug. '64; dis. May,'65, disab. Ap. Sergeant, February, 1864; m. o. company; veteran. Mustered out September, 1864, Surgeon's certificate.
Mustered out September, 1864, on expiration of term. Killed June 7, 1863, in action near Vicksburg.
Pro. Hospital Steward, February, 1863; veteran. Mustered out September, 1864, on expiration of term. Ap. Jan. 1864, duty as engineer hd .- qtrs. 15th A. C .; mustered out Jnly, 1865; veteran.
Trans. to Vet. Reserve Corps; dis. May, 1864, disab. Discharged December 31, 1862, certificate of disability. Died August 20, 1863, at Camp Sherman, Mississippi.
Absent sick; mustered out order of War Department. Mustered out with company, August, 1865; veteran. Cap. at Atlanta, July, 1864; mustered out Jnne, 1865. Killed at Mission Ridge, November 25, 1863. Died from injury in R. R. accident, May, 1864. Appointed Sergeant company A, March, 1863. Dis. Sept. 1863, at St. Louis, Mo., Surgeon's certificate. Wd. Aug. '64, Atlanta; m. o. Sept., '64, expiration term. Discharged Oct. 1862, Gallipolis, O., Surg. certificate. Missing near Montgomery, W. Va .; no further record. Died October, 1863, in general hospital, Memphis. Wounded near Atlanta, July, 1864; m. o. May, 1865. Mustered out Sept. 1864, Ft. Corcoran, Va. exp. term. Wd. action, Vicksburg, May, 1863; m. o. co .; veteran. Died in hospital at Clifton, W. Va. December, 1864. Dis. Jan. 1863, Louisville, Kentucky, Surgeon's ctf. Wd. May, 1863, action at Vicksburg; m. o. co .; veteran. Wd. May, 1864, R. R. accident; mustered out co .; vet. Died December 22, 1863, in hospital at Memphis. Mustered out September, 1864, expiration of term.
Hoflein, Fritz
Haas, Johann
18 31
21 Ang. 18,1861 Aug. 18,1861 30 Aug. 18,1861 Sept.30, 1862 Nov. 3, 1862
Mustered ont with company, August, 1865; veteran. Mustered out with company, August, 1865; veteran. Mustered out with company, August, 1865; veteran. Mustered out with company, August, 1865; veteran.
21 27 Oet. 23, 1862 |Died May 27, 1863; at Young's Point, Louisiana.
Kopp, Jacob
25 Aug. 18,1861 25 Ang. 18,186] 28 Aug. 18,1861
Aug. 18,1861 Cap. July, 1864, in battle; m. o. June, 1865; veteran. Died in hospital at Larkinsville, Ala. March 7, 1864. Mustered ont September 12, 1864, expiration of term. Ang. 18,1861 Ang. 26,1861 Aug. 18,1861 Mustered out September 12, 1864, expiration of term. Discharged Oct. 9, 1864, Gallipolis, O. Surgeon's ctf. Discharged December 31. 1862, Surgeon's certificate. Mustered out August, 1865; veteran.
Jost, Joseph
33 Aug. 18,1861
23 Aug. 18,1861 Aug. 18,1861 21
16
20 Aug. 20,1861
26 Aug. 26,1861
Bader, Gottfried W
31
Aug. 18, 1861
Nicholas Niesser
33
Aug. 18, 1861
August Avork
Dis. April, 1864, Dennison hospital, O. Surgeon's ctf. Mustered out September, 1864, expiration of term. Mustered out September, 1864, expiration of term. Mustered out September, 1864, expiration of term. Discharged October, 1862, Gallipolis, O. Surgeon's ctf. Mustered out September 12, 1864, expiration of term. Mustered out September 12, 1864, expiration of term. Died June, 1863, of wounds received near Vicksburg. Killed May, 1863, in action near Vicksburg.
41 Sept. 4, 1862
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Names.
Rank.
Age.
Date of Entering the Service.
Remarks.
Pump, Frederick
Private.
26
Aug. 28,1861
Pepper, Heinrich
66
18
Aug. 18,1861
Penscher, Joseph
66
Rentsch, Henry.
Sautter, Michael
Schroeder, Carl
Schumacher, Frederick.
Schultz, Carl
6
32
Sept.
4,1862
Schumacher, Wilhelm
66
24
Sept. 4,1862
Sander, Heinrich.
=
26
Aug. 18,1861
Killed May, 1863, near Vicksburg.
Sanzenbacher, John Seter, Christian
35
32
Aug. 18,1861
Schlatter, George
46
41
Aug. 18,1861
Senf, Werner.
23
Ang. 26,1861
Schuartz, Frederick
24
Aug. 18,1861
Suwold, Johann
66
22
Aug. 26,1861
Suwold, Jacob
27
Aug. 26,1861
Discharged January, 1863, Louisville, Surgeon's ctf. Killed May 19, 1863, in action near Vicksburg.
Teefelmeyer, August
25
Ang. 26,1861 Mustered out September, 1864, on expiration of term.
Tilse, Wilhelm_
23 Sept. 8,1862 Mustered out May, 1865, by order of War Department.
Weber, Valentine
25
Aug. 18,1861 Mustered out August 16, 1865, on expiration of term.
Winsler, Mathias
19
Aug. 18,1861
Mustered out September 12, 1864, expiration of term.
COMPANY G.
Names.
Rank.
Age.
Date of Entering the Service.
Remarks.
Frederick Schoening
Captain. 36
Sept. 1, 1861 Died May '64, wounds Resaca, May 13, 1864.
Louis E. Lambert.
20
Sept. 26, 1861
William Schultz
Ist Lieut.
31
Sept. 9, 1861
Geo. W. Temme
32
Nov. 5, 1861
1st Lieut. F, April, '64; Adjt. July, '64. Capt., Jan.,'65. Appointed Adjutant, June 1, 1862. From 2d Lient. K, May, '62; R. Q.M. December 29, '62. Tranferred from Adjutant, July, '64; res. Sept. 20, '64.
Theodore Nieberg
20
Aug. 30. 1861
Jacob Littu
31
Sept. 6, 1861 From 2d Lient. E, June. 1864; to Capt. E, April, 1865. Sept. 12, 1861 To Ist Lieutenant Co. C, February 8, 1862.
John Hamm
2d Lieut. 6
23
Aug. 22, 1861 From Ist Sgt. C, Feb., 1862; to 1st Lt. (, Dec., '62.
Carl Maeulen
16
35 Aug. 18, 1861 From Ist Sgt. B, May, 1863; to Ist Lt. H, April, 1861.
Gustav Baither
Ist Sorgt.
23
Sept. 3, 1861 Promoted 2d Lieutenant Co. B, November, 1862.
John Mollenkopf
25
Sept. 12, 1861 From Sergt. Sept. 20, '64; mustered out Co .; veteran.
Lewis Allion
Sergeant. 25
Sept. 3, 1861
Carl Darn
35
Sept. 12, 1861
Herman Waldman
25
Sept. 11, 1861
Alexander Schoenig
24
Sept. 2, 1861
Ernst Forgler
=
Ang. 21. 1861
Carl Breidert.
29
Sept. 3, 1861
Carl Schmidt.
33
August Roedieker
Corporal 23 31
Gottleib Grau
28
Aug. 21, 1862 Sept. 17,1861 Sept. 24,1861
George Scherer
30
Nicholas Hotz
25
Sept. 25,1861
John Tamboch
Jacob Baumhauer
Robert Dietrich
John S. Kountz.
16
Wd. Mission Ridge, November 25, 1863 (right leg amp.); discharged April, 1864.
Michael Adams
66
18 37
Mch. 31,1864 Cap. July, '64, bat. Atlanta; ex. Sept. '64; m. o. co. Sept. 20,1861 Drowned Ohio R., steamer N. C. Lewis, January, 1863.
Artz, Franz
20 Sept. 24,1861 Oct. 8, 1861
Wd. Vicksburg, May, 63; trans. Vet. R. Corps, Jan., '65.
Acheman, Lewis
Aberle, Joseph
20 Sept. 5, 1861 Trans. Vet. R. Corps April, '64; mustered out Sept., '64. Sept. 13,1861 Trans. Vet. R. Corps April, '64; mnstered out Sept., '64. Sept. 24,1861 M. o. September, 1864, at East Point, Ga .; exp. term.
Auman, John
Boessinger, Heinrich
20
Sept. 3, 1861
Mustered out Co. August, 1865, veteran.
Pro. Quartermaster Sergeant, February. 1864; veteran. Mustered out with company, August, 1865; veteran. Wd. June, 1864, Kenesaw Mt .; dis. Feb. 1865, disab. Mustered out June, 1865, order of War Department. Mustered out June, 1865, order of War Department. Transferred to Signal Corps, September, 1863.
Dis. July, 1862, at Flat Top Tannery, Surgeon's ctf.
Died in hospital at Raleigh, W. Va. August, 1862. Discharged October, 1862, Gallipolis, O. Surgeon's etf. Mustered out September, 1864, on expiration of term. Mustered out September, 1864, on expiration of term. Transferred to Signal Corps, September, 1863.
Tiese, Herman_
20
Aug. 18,1861
Ang. 18,1861
Schmidt, George
34
Ang. 26,1861
Stohrer, Melchoir
27
18
Aug. 18,1861
19
Sept. 8,1862
26
Sept. 8,1862
Mustered out with company, August 7, 1865; veteran. K. July, 1864, battle Ezra Chapel, Atlanta; veteran. Mustered out with company, August, 1865.
Sept. 4,1861 Killed, May, 1863, in action near Vicksburg.
George S. Veidenger
Wagoner. Private.
Albers, Heinrich
Musician. 18 17 Oct. 13, 1862 Sept. 30.1861
Discharged Jan. 1, '63, Louisville, Ky., Surg. certificate. From Corpl. Nov., 1863, to Com'y Sgt. January, 1863. Wd. May,'63, Vicksburg; K. Mch,'65, bat. Bentonville. Corporal, October, 1861; m. o. Sept., 1864, exp. term. Corporal, Feb., 1863; m. o. Sept., 1864, expiration term. Wd. July,'64, Atlanta; ap. Cpl, July,'65; m. o. co .; vet.
Henry Kruessman
Joseph Boselgia
19
Sept. 12, 1861 Sept. 9, 1861 Sept. 3, 186]
From Corpl .; disc. Sept. 1864, Cleveland, O .; Surg. rtf. Trans. Vet. R. C. June, '64; m. o. Sept., '64, exp. term. Discharged, March, 1863, Gallipolis, Surg. certificate. From Corporal; mustered out Sept., 1864, exp. term. From Corporal July, 1864; mustered out May, 1865. Trans. V. R.C., March, 1864; m. o. Sept. 1864; exp. term. From Corporal, Jan., 1865; m. o. Co. Aug., '65; veteran.
Gustav A. Wintza
38
Aug. 26,1861
24
Nov. 15, 1862
168
HISTORY OF TOLEDO AND LUCAS COUNTY.
Names.
Rank.
Age.
Date of Entering the Service.
Remarks.
Balof, Jacob
Private.
23
Mar. 29,1864
Beiseke, John
26
Sept. 6, 1862
Brooks, Frederick
Mustered out May, 1865, order War Department.
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