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HISTORY OF TOLEDO AND LUCAS COUNTY.
Executive Committee, calling upon Chaplain 11. M. Bacon to offer prayer, when General Sheridan, President, took the chair, and the business of the Society was begun. Messages of regret for absence were read from General Grant, at Galena ; and President Hayes, and Generals Sherman and A. MeD. McCook, at San Francisco; also, a letter of like import from General W. S. Hancock, then a candidate for President of the United States. A business session was held, and adjournment taken until 8 o'clock P. M., at which time the hall was eem- pletely filled by citizens. General Sheridan ealled the meeting to order, when Captain J. Kent Hamilton, for the Toledo Committee, de- livered an address of welcome to the Society. The Arion Society rendered a vocal selection, when General Ben. Harrison, of Indiana, deliv- ered the annual address, and was followed by Mrs. E. M. Irving, who recited a poem written by Mrs. Kate B. Sherwood, entitled " Thomas at Chickamanga." General James A. Garfield, then the Republican nominee for President, delivered an address to the Society. General Garfield referred eloquently to the battle of Chickamauga, giving prominence to the faet, that in that contest was signally shown the extent to which the two elements of the Regular Army and the Volunteers, had been barmo- niously united in the Army of the Cumberland. He said :
Thomas stood like a rock, the center of that mighty fight ; and yet, with all that, behind him, in front of him-all around him, in fact-were the gallant, courageous volunteers, making the elements of science, art and courage triumphant in the fight. Think of it for a moment-and I take pleasure in referring to it. Here, away off on the hills, posted at a special post, to do a special charge, were some three Ohio Brigades. When their commander heard the sound of cannon on the 20th September, at Chicka- mauga, he would not lie by and guard a bridge. GORDON GRANGER, with J. B. STEEDMAN as second, marched to the sound of cannon until they came into the fight. When, riding forward, they asked Thomas, " Where shall we go in ?" the answer, in two mono- syllables, came, "You see." A force almost in his rear-a force on his flank-the three Ohio Brigades, the most of whom had never heard the sound of a hostile shot, filled the gap. Not less than 700 were dead and wounded in 40 minutes' fighting. But they protected the flank, making them a living wall of fire around Thomas. There was the practiced, trained Soldier, and with him the enthusiasm of the inde- pendent, thinking Volunteer, that made our war triumphant and victorious.
Brief remarks were made by General W. B. Hazen, General Fullerton, General James Bur- nett, General H. M. Cist, General C. C. Doolittle, and General J. W. Fuller.
On the 23d, an excursion to Put-in Bay was tendered the Society, which was much enjoyed, the business of the session being continued on board the Steamer Chief Justice Waite, includ- ing the election of officers for the ensuing year, as follows: President, General Sheridan ; Corresponding Secretary, General H. M. Cist ; Recording Seeretary, General J. W. Steele ; Treasurer, General J. S. Fullerton; Vice Presi- dents, Captain H. H. Tinker, for Ohio. Chat- tanooga was selected for the place of meeting in 1881, with General B. H. Bristow as erator for that occasion In the evening a large assemblage of citizens filled the Hall, where there was speaking by General Harrison, and a supper prepared by the citizens-the whole affair having been, in all respects, pleasant to the visitors, and gratifying to the people of Toledo.
ARMY OF NORTHWESTERN OHIO.
An organization, known as " The Army of Northwestern Ohio," was made at Toledo, July 15, 1870, by a meeting of Union Soldiers, of which General P. S. Slevin was made Chair- man, and General P. C. Hayes, Secretary. A constitution and by laws were adopted, and the following officers elected : President, General P. S. Slevin ; Vice Presidents, General William Stough, Colonel W. E. Haynes and General J. C. Lee ; Secretary, General P. C. Hayes ; Treasurer, Major J. R. Swigart.
UNION EX-PRISONERS OF WAR.
No bond of sympa- thy and interest is stronger in the human heart, than is that wrought by common experience, and espe- cially of common suf- fering ; and it would be difficult to conceive of a relation in life binding men more firmly together than DEATH REFORE DIGNONO that sustained by Union Soldiers in Rebel prisons, as portrayed in the facts here given.
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UNION EX-PRISONERS OF WAR.
Hence, the strong hold of sympathies on each other, which is not possible among comrades who escaped sneh terrible experience.
The more fully to recognize this sentiment of common suffering, a large number of Union Ex-Prisoners of War convened at Toledo, Oc- tober 1 and 2, 1879, and spent the two days in rehearsing their prison life and cultivating closer relations of sympathy. The attend- ance was large and the interest very deep. Ample preparation was made for the occasion by the citizens of Toledo. Saengerfest Hall had been secured for the meetings. The visitors were welcomed by Mayor Jacob Romeis, on the part of the City; by Dr. D. P. Chamber- lin, on the part of the resident Ex-Prisoners ; and by General J. W. Fuller, in behalf of the Soldiery of Toledo. Mrs. Il. D. Wałbridge read an address (" Looking Backward "), writ- ten by Miss Emily S. Bonton ; and Mrs. E. M. Irving recited " Sheridan's Ride."
Among the speakers on the occasion was General James A. Garfield, whose address chal. lenged the closest attention. In the course of his remarks he said :
To say that a man is willing to die for his country, is a good deal ; but these men who sit before us have said a great deal more than that. I would like to know where the man is, who would calmly step out on this platform and say: " I am ready to starve to death for my country." That would be an enormous thing to say. But there is a harder thing than that. Find a man, if you can, who will step forth and say : " I am willing to become an idiot for my country." Now, let me make this statement to you, fellow- citizens : One hundred and eighty-eight thousand such as this were captured by the Rebels who were fighting our Government. One hundred and eighty- eight thousand !- forty times as many as there are persons now in this building. And to every man of that enormous company, there stood open, night and day, the offer-" If you will join the Rebel Army and lift up your hand against your flag, you are free ! And you shall have food; and you shall have cloth- ing; and you shall see wife, mother and child."
And do you know, that of the one hundred and eighty- eight thousand there were less than three thousand who accepted that offer? And of these, perhaps nine-tenths did it with the mental reservation that they would desert at the first opportunity. But 185,000 of the 188,000 said: "No! Not to see wife again-not to see child again-not to avoid star- vation-not to escape idiocy, nor the most loathsome of loathsome deaths-will I lift this hand of mine against my country ! " I bow in reverence-I would stand with unsandalled feet-in the presence of such heroism and such suffering. And I would say to you, fellow-citizens, such an assemblage as this has never before met on this great earth.
EX-PRISONERS' ORGANIZATION.
November 3, 1879, a meeting of Union Ex- Prisoners of War, chiefly residents, was held at Toledo, for the purpose of effecting a perma- nent organization with a view to social advan- tages and to the promotion of such other inter- ests common to them as occasions might favor. The result was the institution of the Union Ex-Prisoners of War Association of Toledo, with the following officers, who were to serve until the annual meeting to be held in Jan- uary, 1881, to-wit :
President, Dr. D. P. Chamberlin. Vice-President, A. W. Storms. Treasurer, Daniel Harmon. Sec- retary, J. F. Holliger.
The officers of the Association since have been as follows :
President-Dr. D. P. Chamberlin, 1879-85. Geo. W. Vrooman, 1885-7.
Vice-President- A. W. Storms, 1879-81; C. L. Thomas, 1881; Geo. W. Vrooman, 1882; Alfred R. Hill, 1883-84; Wm. Adelsperger, 1885-86; J. W. Greene, 1887.
Treasurer- Daniel Harmon, 1879-84; Jabez W. King, 1885-87.
Secretary-J. F. Holliger, 1879-87.
Following is a list of names of Union Ex- Prisoners of War of the Rebellion, residing in Lucas and adjoining Counties :
Names.
Rank.
Regiment.
Co.
Where Captured.
Date.
Residence.
Dr. D. P. Chamberlin
Surgeon.
4th Mich. V. I.
Turkey Bend. Va. July 1, 1862
John H. McElroy
Sergeant.
16th Ills. V. C.
L
Jonesville, Va.
Jan. 3, 1863
Toledo, Ohio. Washington, D. C.
George W. Vrooman.
66
100th O. V. I.
H
Limest'e Sta., Tenn Sept. 8, 1863
Toledo, Ohio.
J. F. Holliger.
Private.
72d O. V. I.
B
Guntown. Miss.
June 12, 1864
S. S. Canfield.
Captain.
21st. O. V. I.
K
Chickamauga, Ten. Sept. 22, 1863
Jabez W. King
Private. 6
2d M. V. I. 9th O. V. C.
B Bull Run, Va.
July 21, 1861
William Adelsperger
John W. Brownsberger. Daniel Harmon
Corporal. Com. Sergt. Captain.
18th M. V. I.
K
Athens, Alabama. Mar. 24, 1864
William P. Scott
25th O. V. I.
A
Chancellorsville.
May 2, 1863
66
G Florence, Ala.
Apr. 29, 1864
100th O. V. I.
A Limest'e Sta .. Tenn Sept. 8, 1863
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HISTORY OF TOLEDO AND LUCAS COUNTY.
Names.
Rank.
Regiment.
Co.
Where Captured.
Date.
Residence.
Henry Bodinus
Sergeant.
9th M. V. I.
C
Murfreesboro.
Apr. 18, 1862
Toledo, Ohio.
Josiah C. Purdy
Captain.
9th M. V. I.
C
Murfreesboro.
Apr. 13, 1863
Quade C. Haynes
Privato.
1st M. V. I.
K
Bull Run, Va.
Apr. 21, 1862
Matthew Scott.
Corporal.
: 14th O. V. I.
I
Chattanooga, Tenn Aug. 20, 1863
James I. Knight
Sergeant.
100th O. V. I.
E
Limest'e Sta .. Tenn Sept. 8, 1863
. .
Edward H. Chase
Ist Lieut.
26th 1. V. I.
E
Trevelien Station. June 11, 1864
44
Oscar N. Tindall
Private.
Ist M. V. C.
New Hope Church Feb. __. 1864
Frank W. Smith
66
18th M. V. I.
K
Athens, Alabama. Sept. 24, 1864
66
Albert D. Buck
2d O. V. I.
B
Chickamauga.
Apr. 20, 1863
James L. Barrett
Musician.
37th O. V. I.
G
Atlanta, Ga.
July 22, 1864
66
Michael Adams
Private.
344th O. V. I.
E
Winchester, Va.
Apr. 24, 1864
66
Ezra S. Dodal
Major.
184th O. V. I.
37th O. V. I.
B
Atlanta, Ga.
Apr. 22, 1864
K
Atlanta, Ga.
Apr. 22, 1864
66
Michael Zimmer
J. W. Stone.
Sergt .- Maj. Private.
100th O.V. I. 14th O. V. I.
A
Franklin, Tenn.
Nov. 30, 1864
66
James B. Menhennick
27th O. V. I. A
Fort Darling.
April 1, 1865
66
Morris Stack.
89th Ills. V. I.
A
New Hope Church May 27, 1864
66
James H. Spain
Corporal.
H
Rheam's Sta., Va. Aug. 25, 1864
J. L. Lesslie
1st Lieut.
164th N. Y. V.I. 18th Pa. V. C. 5th M. V. C. 5th U. S. Cav. 21st O. V. I.
II Kelly's Ford, Va.
Apr. 17, 1862
=
Robert Newton
Private. Colonel.
120th O. V. I.
Bull Run.
Ang.27, 1862
66
W. T. Ridenour
Surgeon. Private. 66
100th O. V. I. 100th O. V. I.
B Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
J. P. Shook
2d Lieut.
100th O. V. I.
F Limestone Station. Sept. 8, IS63
J. J. Nohl
Sergeant.
37th O. V. I.
K Atlanta, Ga.
July 22, 1864
W'm. Schultz
Captain.
37th O. V. I.
H Atlanta, Ga.
July 22, 1864
J. W. Jaquett
100th O. V. I.
E Cass Station, Va.
May 24, 1864
66
W. C. Mettler
101st O. V. I.
H
Chickamauga.
Sept. 19, 1863
16
Frank B. Colver
Private. Lieutenant. Private. 66
103d O. V. I. 14th O. V. I. 47th O. V. I.
A
Atlanta, Ga.
July 22, 1864
66
F. C. Bonner
J. H. Hazlewood
16
111th O. V. I.
E Stone Mountain.
July 20, 1864
Louis Trotter
66
111th O. V. I.
E
Stone Mountain. Stone Mountain.
July 20, 1864
Frank Ludwig
111th O. V. I.
E
B Guntown, Miss.
John Stadel
Drummer. Private. 66
72d O. V. I.
Julius E. Otto.
66
72d O. V. I.
E Guntown, Miss.
June12, 1864
Peter Thome
37th O. V. I.
14th O. V. I.
C
E Harrows' Land., Va Aug.22, 1864
E Murfreesboro, Ten. Dee. 31, 1862 Maumee, Ohio.
John Dunkleberger
F Petersburg, Va.
Oct. 27, 1864 Lucas Co.
Ira Beverly
E Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863 Richfield. LucasCo.
John M. Butler
Corporal. Sergeant.
I
L
I Atlanta, Ga. July 22, 1864 Monclova, Ohio.
Alexander Munch
A Atlanta, Ga. July 22, 1864 Waterville, Ohio.
I Atlanta, Ga. July 22, 1864 Monclova, Ohio.
John Stair
H Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863 Swanton, Ohio.
G. W. Hollspeter
B Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863 Grand Rapids, O. Jan. 9. 1862 White House, O.
C. V. Clark
F Postville, Va.
Grand Rapids, O.
George W. Vail
A
Waterville, Ohio.
John Ryan
James Blain
Atlanta.
July 22, 1864 Matamora, Ohio.
Albert R. Wiekham
Sept.21, 1863 Matamora, Ohio.
George Guilbach
A
July 18, 1863 Ottokee, Ohio.
* Alfred R. Hill.
14th-100thOVI I&F Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863 Wauseon, Ohio.
Harrison E. Randall.
H Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863. Wanseon, Ohio.
Levi Lenardson
Corporal. Private. =
21st O. V. I. 67th O. V. I.
Chickamauga. Fort Wagner.
100th O. V. I. 100th O. V. I. E Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863 Wauseon, Ohio.
66
J. W. Greene.
Captain.
110th U.S.C.T.
D Athens, Alabama. Sept. 14, 1864
Morganza, Texas. July 29, 1863
Spencer A. Young
123d O). V. I.
G
High Bridge, Va.
April 6, 1865
Jacob Confer
1st M. V. I.
I
Murfreesboro.
Dec. 10, 1864
66
Charles Haas
Private.
37th O. V. I.
K
Limest'e Sta., Tenn Sept. 8, 1863
D Staffords C. H.
Aug. 13, 1863
Erastus P. Ilawks
Corporal.
K Falmonth, Va.
Aug. 28, 1863
Henry Albert.
100th O. V. I.
Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
E Limestone Station.
Sept. 8, 1863
Henry Sterk
46
G
Winchester, Va.
June15, 1863!
July 22, 1864
July 20, 1864
George Stahl
16
111th O. V. I.
72d O. V. I.
D Guntown, Miss.
June12, 1864
66
Charles H. Bennett
B Guntown, Miss. June12, 1864
July 22, 1864 Maumee, Ohio.
George R. Morris
Corporal. Private. =
67th O. V. I. 88th U. S. I. 184th O. V. I.
H Chickamauga. Pulaski, Tenn.
E
Sept.20, 1863 Richfield, LucasCo. May 4, 1862 Richfield, LucasC'o. New Ilope Church Feb. _ , 1864 Richfield, Lucas Co. Jonesville, Va.
Hiram Wellman
H. C. Van Fleet
Private. = 16
B Atlanta, Ga. July 22, 1864 Maumee, Ohio.
Lafayette Shanon
A. A. Reed.
Corporal. Private. Sergeant. Private.
William Anglebeck
Edwin Sly
B I Chickamauga.
Sept.20, 1863 White House, O.
Sergeant. 1st Lieut.
100th O. V. I. 21st O. V. I. 1st O. L. Art. 123d O. V. I. 16th Ill. Cav. 14th O. V. I. 37th O. V. I. 14th O. V. I. 14th O. V. I. 100th O. V. I. 100th O. V. I. 29th O. V. I. 144th O. V. I. 14th O. V. I. 49th O. V. I.
G Atlanta. Atlanta.
July 22, 1864 Maumee, Ohio.
Leonard Burkert
Maumee, Ohio.
Archie Van Hauton
Atlanta, Ga.
August Burde
I E Stone Mountain.
July 20, 1864 June12, 1864
Henry F. Bishoff.
72d O. V. I.
66
Oliver P. Clark
William Bartholomew
March, 1865 Sylvania, Ohio.
Sergeant. Private. 66
47th O. V. I. I H
Chickamauga, Ten. Sept.29, 1863
Arnold McMahon
George Garfield
123d O. V. I.
J. C. Ilorton
John L. Slawson
299
UNION EX-PRISONERS OF WAR.
Names.
Rank.
Regiment,
Co.
Where Captured.
Date.
Residence.
C. Bayes
100th O. V. 1.
H
Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
Wauseon, Ohio.
William Weir
Private. Ist Sergt. Private. 66
100th O. V. 1.
H
Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
Wanseon, Ohio.
James Hodges
100th O. V. I.
100th O. V. I. II Limestone Station.
Sept. 8, 1863
Delta, Ohio.
John P. Holland
66
100th O. V. I.
H Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863 Lyons, Ohio.
D. D. Donohue
Sergeant. Private.
100th O. V. I.
H H Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863 Delta, Ohio. Delta, Ohio.
A. B. Smith
Captain. Private.
100th O. V. I.
H Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
Wauseon, Ohio.
C. Baize.
100th O. V. I. H Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
S. H. Lawrence
Corporal. Private.
Bd O. Cav. 182d O. V. I. 55th O. V. I. 68th O. V. I.
A
Allen E. Winters
E
F Clinton, Miss.
May,
1863 Napoleon, Ohio.
Jeremiah Bard.
Q. M. Sergt. Private. Musician. Private.
MeL. Squad.C. 100th O. V. I.
B
Holgate, Ohio. Aug, 3, 1864 Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863 Napoleon, Ohio.
M. Armstrong
100th O. V. I.
B Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
Napoleon, Ohio.
Joseph Siford
100th O. V. 1.
B Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
Florida, Ohio.
E. H. Dawson
66
100th O. V. I. B Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
A. Yeager
Sergeant. Col. Bearer. Private. 66
100th O. V. I. 100th O. V. I. 100th O. V. I. 100th O. V. I.
B
Limestone Station.
Sept. 8, 1863 Napoleon, Ohio.
Nicholas Barnhard
100th O. V. I.
B
Limestone Station. Martin, Miss.
Sept. 8, 1863 Feb. 14, 1864
Florida, Ohio.
C
Chickamauga.
Sept.20, 1863
Napoleon, Ohio.
L. Chadwiek
A
Guntown, Miss. June12, 1864
Napoleon, Ohio.
Thomas Burrows.
A
Morton's Mill. Feb. 9, 1864
James Timmons.
I
Port Republic. June 9, 1862
June 12, 1864
Perrysburg, Ohio.
Hiram Charles
A
Chattanooga, Ten. Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
Perrysburg, Ohio.
J. C. Wickham
H
Chattanooga.
Apr. 16, 1862 Perrysburg, Ohio.
Andrew Pargellis
B
Stone Mountain.
Sept.20, 1864 Hull Prairie, Ohio.
George W. Mathews
B
Berryville, Va.
Aug.13, 1864 Tontogany, Ohio.
William Shepard
1. N. Wheel
B A
Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
B Berryville, Va. Aug.13, 1864
A
Limestone Station.
Sept. 8, 1863
Tontogany, Ohio. Tontogany, Ohio.
C. S. Bember
H A
Chickamauga, Ten. Sept. 9, 1863
Tontogany, Ohio.
Andrew Glenn
H
Gettysburg. July 3, 1863 Tontogany, Ohio.
C
H Chattanooga.
Apr. 16, 1862
Tontogany, Ohio. Tontogany, Ohio.
W. S. Chadwick
100th O. V. I.
A
Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
K Berryville, Va.
Aug.13, 1864
Tontogany, Ohio. West Millgrove, O.
Th. Freesly
Sergeant. Corporal. Private.
K K Berryville, Va.
Aug.13, 1864
Freeport, Ohio.
Samuel Ilathaway
21st O. V. I.
K Chattanooga.
Apr. 16, 1862
Pemberville, Ohio.
John S. Mahoney
K B
Chattanooga.
Apr. 16, 1862
Bradner, Ohio.
W. W. Hill
66
Weston, Ohio.
Andrew J. Munn
64
21st O. V. I. 123d O. V. I. 100th O. V. I.
Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
Weston, Ohio. West Millgrove, O.
Louis Hillock
West Millville.
B. C. Ilarman
S. W. Smeet
M
J. Huffman
Guntown, Miss.
Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863 Scott's Ridge.
Jerry Heath
72d O. V. I.
Guntown, Miss.
June 12, 1864
Prairie Depot, O.
Hiram Edger
66
72d O. V. I. C 72d O. V. I. C Guntown, Miss. Guntown, Wiss.
June12, 1864
Prairie Depot, O.
Lewis Edger
6.
724 0. V. I. 720 0. V. I.
G I Guntown, Miss.
A. J. Bates
720 0. V. 1.
Guntown, Miss.
Daniel Shea
Ist Sergt. Private, 66
72d O. V. I.
( ! Guntown, Miss.
Jacob Hoffman
66
66
72d O. V. I. H Guntown. Miss.
K Berryville, Va.
Ang.13, 1864 Prairie Depot, O.
E. R. Sage
211 Sergt. Private. 66
144th O. V. I. 144th O. V. I. 144th O. V. I. 144th O. V. 1.
K Berryville, Va.
Aug.13, 1864 Prairie Depot, O.
Charles Hunt
Mon. Heath
66
K
Berryville, Va.
Aug.13, 1864 Prairie Depot, O.
Napoleon, Ohio.
Joseph J. Lewis
John McBride
W. M. Thrapp
.€
Sergeant. Private. Ist Lieut. Private. Sergeant. Ist Sergt. Ist Sergt. Private.
5th O. V. I. 720 0. V. 1. 21st O. V. I. 100th O. V. 1. 2Ist O. V. I. 111th O. V. I. 111th O. V. I. 144th O. V. I. 34th O. V. 1. 90th O. V. I.
D Brooley, Va.
June11, 1864 Tontogany, Ohio. Tontogany, Ohio. Tontogany, Ohio. Tontogany, Ohio.
John Soash
Corporal. Private. Captain. Private.
100th O. V. I. 144th O. V. I. 100th O. V. I. 21st O. V. I. 14th O. V. I Sth O. V. I. 7th O. V. I. 21st O. V. I.
Chattanooga, Ten. Apr. 16, 1862
A. J. Orme
Bugler. Private. =
D. Lusk
66
144th O. V. I. 144th O. V. I. 1-44th O. V. I.
Berryville, Va.
Aug.13, 1864 Freeport, Ohio.
I. A. Graham
3d O. Cav. 49th O. V. 1. 24th O. V. I. C 72d O. V. I. 100th O. V. I. A
Bradner, Ohio.
Robert II. Householder C. Walters
Ist Sergt. Private. Sergeant. Private. 6.
72d O. V. I. I Guntown, Miss.
Guntown, Miss.
June12, 1864 Prairie Depot, O.
Chauncey Walters.
66
72d O. V. I. C Guntown, Miss.
724 0. V. I. F Guntown, Miss.
June12, 1864 Prairie Depot, O.
Thomas Russell
June12, 1864 Prairie Depot, O.
Christian Michael
Thomas Graham
K Berryville, Va.
Aug.13, 1864 Prairie Depot, O.
A K E
June12, 1864 Bradner, Ohio.
June12, 1864 Prairie Depot, O.
June12, 1864 Prairie Depot, O.
lohn Warner
68th O. V. I. 101st O. V. I. 100th O. V. I. 720 0. V. I. 68th O. V. I.
B
Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
Napoleon, Ohio.
John Siford
B Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863 Napoleon, Ohio.
Henry Snider.
F
D Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
Napoleon, Ohio.
Perrysburg, Ohio.
George Burget.
A Guntown, Miss.
Perrysburg, Ohio.
W. W. Brown
F
Apr. 16, 1862
Napoleon, Ohio.
B Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
Napoleon, Ohio.
J. F. Stockman.
II
W. H. Upham
C. E. Reynolds
A Athens, Georgia.
Joseph Grim
Wauseon, Ohio. Pettisville, Ohio. Delta, Ohio. Lyons, Ohio.
P. Moore
100th O. V. I.
Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
Wauseon, Ohio.
John F. Baker.
Limestone Station. Sept. 8, 1863
Black Ash P.O., O.
James Carter
B Stone Mountain.
Sept.20, 1864 Hull Prairie, Ohio.
L. McColley
Thomas Mawer
J. A. Mohle
Ilenry Hoebler
June12. 1864 Prairie Depot, O. June12, 1864 Prairie Depot, O. June12, 1864 Prairie Depot, O. June12, 1864 Bradner, Ohio.
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HISTORY OF TOLEDO AND LUCAS COUNTY.
Names.
Rank.
Regiment.
Co. Where Captured.
Date.
Residence.
Abram V. Smith
Private.
21st O. V. I.
C
Chattanooga, Ten. Guntown, Miss.
Apr. t6, 1863
Le Moyne, Ohio.
Jacob Baker.
72d O. V. I.
B
June12, 1864| Le Moyne, Ohio.
Valentine H. Ault
16
21st O. V. I.
C Chattanooga, Ten. C Chattanooga, Ten.
Apr, 16, 1863 Apr. 16, 1863
Martin, Ohio.
Samuel less
Corporal. Private. Corporal. Private. Corporal.
72d O. V. I.
E
Guntown, Miss.
June12, 1864
Stony Ridge, Ohio.
William Feaga
72d O. V. I.
B Guntown, Miss.
June12, 1864
Savannah, Ga.
Jason A. Dyche
21st O. V. I.
G Chickamauga.
Sept.21, 1863
McComb, Ohio.
John R. Porter
21st O. V. I.
A Big Shanty, Ga., while on secret service.
Apr. 14, 1862 McComb, Ohio. Sept.20, 1863 MeComb, Ohio.
William C. Ritter William Bensinger
Captain.
2Ist O. V. I. 21st O. V. I.
G Ringgold, one of Mitchel raiders.
G
Chickamauga.
Sept.20, 1863 McComb, Ohio.
Simon P. Obermier.
Private.
21st O. V. I. 72d O. V. I. 21st O. V. I.
B Guntown, Miss. Chickamauga. A
June12, 1864 McComb, Ohio. Sept.20, 1863 Findlay, Ohio.
William Dideway
Sergeant. Private.
57th O. V. I.
F
Chickamauga.
Sept.22, 1863 Findlay, Ohio.
Isaac Fellers
Corporal. Private.
21st O. V. I.
D Stone River.
Dec. 31, 1862 Findlay, Ohio.
Robert W. Eller
82d O. V. I.
C Aqua Creek.
Sept.20, 1863 Findlay, Ohio.
Godfried Nusser
A
Stone River.
Dec. 30. 1862 Findlay, Ohio.
Anson J. Glatheart
H
Atlanta.
June22, 1864 Findlay Ohio.
Michael Newman
A
Chickamauga.
Sept.20, 1863 Findlay, Ohio.
James Wilson.
G
Atlanta.
June22, 1864 Findlay, Ohio.
Henry D. Taylor.
Corporal.
21st O. V. 1.
Chickamauga.
Sept.20, 1863 Findlay, Ohio.
H. H. Alhan
Captain.
21st O. V. 1.
F
Chickamauga.
Sept.20, 1863 Findlay, Ohio.
Jacob Krouse
Corporal.
21st O. V. I.
B
Sequatchie Valley.
Sept.22, 1863 Findlay, Ohio.
James H. Leaf
Corporal.
21st O. V. I.
Stone River.
Dec. 3, 1862 McComb, Ohio.
Adam Helfrick
Private.
2Ist O. V. I.
Augustin J. Vigeseen
21st O. V. I.
F Bentonville, N. C.
April 19,1865 Van Lne, Ohio.
F. H. Knapps
Lieutenant.
9th O. V. I.
G B Florence, Ala. Atlanta, Ga.
May 16, 1864 Benton Ridge, O.
Moseheim Hoffman
Private. 66
57th O. V. I. 21st O. V. I.
G
G. A. Gessner
Hosp. Stew. Private. =
100th O. V. I. K K
June 12,1864 Fremont, Ohio. Limestone Station. Sept. 8,1863 Fremont, Ohio. Limestone Station. Sept. 8,1863 Fremont, Ohio.
Daniel Carnison
100th O. V. I. 72d O. V. I.
H Giuntowu, Miss. June 12,1864 Fremont, Ohio.
Adam Bruthover
72d O. V. I.
F Guntown, Miss. June 12,1864 Fremont, Ohio.
J. P. Elderkin
72d O. V. I.
E Guntown, Miss. June 12,1864
Fremont, Ohio.
George Howk
Private.
72d . V. I.
E Guntown, Miss.
June 12,1864 Fremont, Ohio.
Thomas Jackson
F Guntown, Miss.
June 12.1864
Fremont, Ohio. Fremont, Ohio.
D. Van Doren
Lieutenant. 72d O. V. I. F Guntown, Miss.
June 12,1864 Fremont, Ohio.
Thomas Fisher
Private.
72d O. V. I.
B Guntown, Miss. June 12,1864 Fremont, Ohio.
Austin Fisher
72d O. V. I.
B Guntown, Miss. June 12,1864
Fremont, Ohio.
John Fairbank
Captain. 72d O. V. I.
I Guntown, Miss. June 12,1864 Helena, Ohio.
E. B. Moore
1st Sergeant 66
721 0. V. I.
F Guntown, Miss.
June 12,1864 Fremont, Ohio.
James H. Fowler
100th O. V. I. K Limestone Station. Sept. 8,1863 Fremont, Ohio.
A. Brunthan
66 72d O. V. I.
F Guntown, Miss.
June 12, 1864 Fremont, Ohio.
Charles Kramb
72d O. V. I.
A Guntown, Miss.
June 12.1884 Lindsay, Ohio.
Michael Lattig
72d O. V. I.
A
Guntown, Miss. June 12,1864 Lindsay, Ohio.
Andrew Hupher
720 0. V. I.
D Guntown, Miss.
June 12.1864' Woodville, Ohio.
Jacob Schneider
721 0. V. I.
E Guntown, Miss.
June 12,1864 Woodville. Ohio.
Charles Boyd
72d O. V. I.
A Guntown, Miss.
June 12,1864 Clyde, Ohio.
Charles W. Jones.
K Jonesboro, Tenn.
Sept. 8,1863 Clyde, Ohio.
George Piersons
K Jonesboro, Tenn.
Sept. 8.1863 Clyde, Ohio.
Joseph Piersons
66
100th O. V. I.
K
Sept. 8,1863 Clyde, Ohio.
B. B. Williams
7th O. V. I.
E Chancellorsville. May 3,1863 Clyde, Ohio.
William M. Barber.
E Chancellorsville. May
2 1863 Clyde, Ohio.
George W. Robinson
E Richmond, Ky. Feb. 1864 Clyde, Ohio.
A. A. Collier
L Gettysburg.
July 2,1862 Clyde, Ohio.
Jacob Helmka
=
6th U. S. Cav. 3d O. V. C.
L Fayetteville, Tenn. Oct. 12,1864 Clyde, Ohio.
Charles P. Mason
3d O. V. C.
I Fayetteville, Tenn. Oct. 12,1864 Clyde, Ohio.
Bradner, Ohio.
Doek Jones
2Ist O. V. I.
C
G Guntown, Miss.
June12, 1864
Freeport, Ohio.
J. J. Werner
3d O. Cav. 724 0. V. I. 111th O. V. I.
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