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CO. B, 86TH O. V. I. (THREE MONTHS).
Captain, H. D. Jolin, pd Colonel 123th. First Lieutenant, James M. Belle.
Sevoud Lieutenant, D. W. Todd, pd First Lieutenant
and Regimental Quartermaster.
First Sergeant, Richard Monatjoy, pd Second Lieuten- alt. Second Sergeant, James F. Flcook.
Third Sergeant, Chandler Robbin -.
Fourth Sergeant, Nathan Taylor.
Fifth Sergeant, John .1. Whiteside, pd First Sergeant. First Corporal, Covert C. Marsh.
Second Corporal, Hamilton Cushing. Third Corporal, Julin Rohrer. Fourth Corporal, Jolt: Rea.
Fifth Corporal, George Fridgt.
Sixth Corporal, William Linhart.
Seveuth Corporal, Theodore P. Harris. .
Eighth Corporal. William S. Obrien.
Musician, George H. Vigal. dd
Musician, Milton I. Harrison.
Ackerson, Edward Mama, John
Anthony, Charles Myers, Agustu- dd
Baker, Henry
Sorris, H. Oli
Bailey, Girard
Nemsgear, Nicholas
Barr, Andrew
Oldham, Joseph F.
Bennuer, Charles
O'Neil, Dennis
Briwha, Edward Binaman, John
Bosart, . Lonis
Faloier, Samuel Parlis, John
Callwell, W. James Pitty. Jobn
Copes, William Quinn. Henry dd
Corey, William R.
Lust, Nathaniel
Crocker, Frank
Rowling. ––
Ciusmian, P. Alonzo
Rattensperger, Johu
Drake, W. George dd
Simpson, Joseph
Dunlap. Charles
Elder, Wallace Einerick, M. Charles
Stiner. L. Martin
Spur, MI Win.
Finch, Albert
Smita. M. Datih !!
Flacher. Jacob S.
Mugh, Abraham
Funk, A. John Stemmerty. S. Wiem Foinshill, C. Henry Shryock. I. Eldreth Strel. A. Tieford Spencer, Myron dd
Griger, Francis M. Gibbs, Rodin HoHemen, W. George Hamilton, James Hatfield, JJames
Sters nback, George Street. C. William
Thresher, Frederick
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Parshylle, M. James
Case, J. Altred
Reily, Jobn dl
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HISTORY OF CLARK COUNTY.
Hershburg, Louis Heischler, Louis
Ti man, Isaac
Toland, C. Jerry
Clum, George
MeKinlee, David E.
Collis, John S.
Mckinney, Tully p
olison, 1. M. Conklin, David J.
Cowan, Samuel S.
Colison, Samuel R. dd
Crane, Charles A.
Detrick, George
Detrick, Samuel
Dessenberg, John
Parks, Charles
Rickett, Robert k
Dudley, Nathan T.
Shay, Timothy
Elder, W.
Schapffer, Joseph W
Elder. R. N.
Schrader, William d
Faux, J. C.
Sidenstick, Daniel
Fanx, James
Sidenstick, J. H. k'
Fell, Williams
Simpson, George
Filbert, Jacob C.
Bnitz, Georg+
Gorden. Olly k
Sparr, Andrew J. w
Gram, Joseph
Stewart, James Swabb, Solomon
Hagan, Angustus Taylor, Elijah
Hensley, Adam Twist, George W. w
Haynes, William H.
Varvel, John P.
Harris, Samuel,
Walker, Robert J.
Hardacre, Milton k
Walker, Joseph S.
Harrington, John dd
Winger, Benjamin D. d
Htilley, Charles
Winger, Granville
Henkle, Clark Whitmyer, Adam R. w
Hensler, Peter H. Wosley. Samrel
Ilenelev, John Ward, Theothy
Herr, John
Young, Daniel
Herman, William II. Young, Melcolm
NOTE -The above is copied from the Rapublic issuei the day that this company returned. It has been in- spected by Capts. Winger and Perry Stewart, and pio- nounced correct.
CO. G (GIBSON'S, AFTERWARD M'CONKEYS), NINETY-FOURTH o. V. I.
Captain, Charles U. Gibson. pd Major
First lieutenant, Nathan M. MeConkey. pd Captain. Second Lieutenant, Morrison M. Markwith. pd First Lieutenant.
Sergeant, George W. Wilson. pd Second Lieutenant.
First Sergeant, Hiram L. MrConkey.
Sergeant David B. Hale.
Sergeant, Martlitt Hawkin.
First Sergeant, James B. Cross
Transferred to Veteran Sergeant. Benjamin Golden. Reserve Corps.
Corporal. Aurou S. Turner.
Corporal, Willian Jones.
Corporal, John W. Fall.
Corporal, Eli R opp.
Corporal, George W Harris, d
Corporal, William Kills. wd
Corporal, Harrison Willson.
Corporal, Isaiah Wood. w
Corporal. Franklin B. Turner. Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps. Wagoner, Levi McClintic, d
Thomas B. Finney.
Bymaster, George W. w Cremer, Andrew d
Cremer, Sammel G. Cox, Melyn d
Evans, William Davis, Archibald d
Fuller. Absalom J. Demoy, Jacob M.
Harnich, Jacop p Dulany, John W. d
Hartley, Samuel Harden, Thomas d
Johnson, John W. d
Jones, Sandusky Judy, Jesse Jones, Sylvester il
Lintner, Jalins
Laybourn, Henry V. d
Lockhart, Jobu Muma, Christian d
Mickin, Michael Palmer, Francis M. d
Mccorkle, George W.
Rohrer, E. d
Near, William H.
Pearson, George I ..
Ropp, John W. hoberts, Isaac MI.
Taibutton, Jesse Willison, Edmund B.
Clayton, William H.
Wilson, Henry
Evans, Jesse MI.
Wilson, John Ferguson, Euos N.
Bumgardner, George W. p Ritchie, Jobn S. P
Fisher, Joseph H Hammion, Jacob
Humphries, Charles Hayes, Henry
Thomas, A. Simeon
Toland, M. Owen
Thever, M. O-car
Lafferty, William D.
Lawrence, W. Lawlin
Loyd, Edward
Wons, A. Edward
Welsh, William
Wiley, A. Isaac
Ziegler, Moses
Welchaus, James, pd Corporal
NINETY-FOURTH O. V. I.
This Company was organized at Camp Piqua, Miami County. Ohio, under the im- mediate supervision of Col. Joseph W. Frizell. The officers were appointed on the 22d of July, 1872, and. so vigorously was the recruiting prosecuted, that in just one month 1,010 men were mustered into the United States service.
On the 28th of August, without uniforms or camp equipage, and never having been drilled as a regiment, it was ordered to Ken- tucky to resist the approaching columns of Kirby Smith. The colors of the Ninety- fourth are emblazoned with the battle names of Hoover's Gap, Dug Gap, Lookout Mount- ain, Mission Ridge, Sherman's march to Atlanta, Buzzard's Roost, Resaca, Kingston. Pumpkin-Vine Creek, Kenesaw Mountain. and some half a dozen others. It was the first body of troops to enter Raleigh, N. C .. was in the grand review at Washington, where it was mustered out on the 6th of June, 1865, with an aggregate of 338 men, " All that were left of them, left of" one thousand and ten.
Clark County contributed Companies A and G of this regiment. Col. David King went out as Major of this corps, and was promoted Lieutenant Colonel.
The following is from official rolls, field notes, and stat ments from Capts. Winger and MeConkey, and others :
COMPANY A (PERRY STEWART'S, AFTERWARD AMAZIAH WINGER'S, NINETY-FOURTH A. V. J.
Captain, Perry Stev irt.
First Lieutenant, Hezekiah Kershuer.
Second Lieutenant, Amaziah Winger. pd Captain.
First Sergeant, Henry C. Cushman. pd First Liel- touant.
Second Sergeant. George Elder pd Second Lieutenant. Third Sergeant, William H. Arbogast.
Fourth Sergeant, George W. Hardacre.
Fifth Sergeant, Levi Kolp.
First Corporal, John Symonds. k
Second Corporal, John V. Pursell. w
Third Corporal, Thomas C. Hirst. w
Fourth Corporal, Jacob Volmer. p
Fitth Corporal. Sonranel Shellabarger. d
Sixth Corporal William A. Robert ..
Seventh Corporal, Andrew C. Glace. w ddl Eighth Corporal, Jacob A. Heakle.
Teamister, Cyrus Rhodes.
Musician, Frederick Bangh. dd Musicman, Valerins C. Gelwicks.
Alex undder, William J. Hofmann. Martin
Albin, Lemuel h Hoover. Michael
Babb, Jacob S. d d Hattman. Peter
Baker, William C. d p Hughes, Patrick
Baker, Rudolph Jenkins, Daniel
Bennett, Lucius A. Kanthmen, Abraham
Bruner, Adati Babb, Peter k
Kingore, Samuel B. w Kitchen, Ed N
Bruner, Jolin Conrad, G. W.
Leedle, Richard
Lobnes, George, k
Minnich, Joseph ~ Minnich, John L. Mills, Thomas D. Miller, Samuel Moore, Williamo, Jr.
Patterson, David
Pool, Roswell A. dd
Doyle, Thomas
Filbert. T. P. k
Schuman, Joseph S.
Mark wood, JJ. Thoma. May, William Minagan, Dennis
Vallentine, Walter
Woodrow, David
Hirshman, John Knouse, B. Addison
Trounsdle, C. John
Stephenson, Joel d Stephenson, Alexander d
Young, William R. d Barringer, Benjamin Bumgardner, Isaac
Grisso, George
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HISTORY OF CLARK COUNTY.
Waltinan, Joseph p
Harris, William J.
Second Lieutenant, Solomon R. Strayer.
First Sergeant, Clay H. Osborn.
Quartermaster Sergeant, John Fry.
Sergeant, John L Kyle.
Sergeant, John Osborn.
Sergeant, Martin Mahar. Sergeant, John E. Tuttle.
Sergeant, Emanuel Mitzell. Corporal, John Huffman.
Corporal, John B. Crott.
Corporal, Henry J. May.
Corporal, Wm. A. Yeazell.
Corporal, William Roller.
Corporal, Jacob Stoler.
Corporal, Upton Elifritz, pd First Lieutenant O. N. G.
Corporal, Isaiah Richards.
Corporal, John Sultzbaugh.
Bugler, William Eby Artificer, Robert B. Canfieldl.
Artifices, Frederick J. Funk.
Arthur, Jos .ph Wheatly, F. H. dd
Berker, Soloman P.
Lowery, James 31.
Brand, James Martin, William C.
Barcafer, Clemens
Mason, Frank
Barr, Andrew Nall, Henry
Boyer, Adam C. Tucker, Albert J.
Bakingham, Oliver M. Woodall, John
Clark, Oliver T. dd
Wood, Charles
Condron, Thomas Snyder, Edwin dd
Cunningham, P. da Smith, William
Chamberlin, Usiah Shockey, Isaac dd
Doyle, Frank
Shockey, Joseph dl ..
Davy. Thomas P.
Teach, Isariah
Elifritz, Charies
Thompson, Henry
Fry, Hebry
Freeman, John F.
Allbright, Solomon
Pareman, Samuel dd
Butler, John :
Gorden, Giles
Bamcrats, Samuel M.
Hyle, Samuel
Hause, Samuel B.
Judy, David
Juppenlatz, Fred. D. dd
Clindch, Andrew
Km:dig, Martin
Dwane, Edwin dd
Kiger, Moses
Fitch, Charles
Kelley, Charles W.
Breneman, Henry ML
Heaslett, Abram E.
Kiblinger, Jacob
Ledbetter, Joseph
Dalie, John G.
Moody, Peter d
De laang, Alfred
Mc Kanny, Patrick d
Delon, Wil'ianı
Gallagher, James
Hooren, Alfred
Harrison, William H.
Hardman, Nelson
Jackson, Augustus
Wentz, Charles R.
Kennedy, John
Brown, William, pd Major
Levick, Jobn P. p
Davy, George F.
Foley, James W. dd
Fry, George W.
Nicholas, Sebastian C. p
Gotwals, Christian dd
Nixon, Morris H.
Haley, Michael ild
Nixon, Martin
Prince, James K.
Harrison, John F.
King, Mathew
Mills, Thomas
Rodgers, Hamilton A. dd Reed, Johu
Perry, John
Shockey, Valentine
Scranton, James H. p
Sultzbach, Henry
Shipman, Hampton da
Stover, Martin L.
Sprecher, Gua A.
Sparrow, Elisha ddl
Teach, Martin
Wood, William J.
Troxel, Robert dd
Very, Akrabam
Venrick, Henry J.
Crawford. Eli
Vonrich, Levi
Hunt, William F.
Vinal, William H.
Warner, William
Weeks. Charles E.
Whitmyer, Israel dd
Mcolyan, Thomas
Webb, John dd Mitchell, Chat! & E.
Welch, John B
Rae, Walter
Wright, J. Clayton Smith, Samuel B.
Shonp., William A.
NOTE -The data For the above are from rolls, notes and statements, furni-bed by Corporals Upton klitiitz and Isaiah Richards, Fate of this command.
Captain, Ambrose A Blount. Captain, Chantes s. Rice. First Lieutenant, Grg. A. Fre. First Lieutenant, William Hint. Jr.
First Lientruant, Abylon Il. Mattox.
Secund Lieutenant, William e. Howard.
Second Lieutenant, Jeremiah Yeazel. Second Lieutenant, Almer Tattk. d Second Lieutenant, Absalom H. Mittox, p.l First Lien- tenant.
Second Lieutenant. Win. Hunt, Jr, pd First Lieuten- ant. Second Lieutenant, Frank H. Houghton.
Hoover, John
Dntro, John k
M-Jona, James
Lockhart, James k
Price, Isaac D.
Taylor, Stephen D. k
Stusser, George
Beason, George W. d
Wallace, William
Brason, James V. d
Wingfield, Felix w
TRANSFERRED TO V. K. C.
Everbart, William C
Lang, James
Near, James
Roberts, Daniel M. Smallwood, William Tavender, Flavins Wilson, John
ENLISTED AS VETERANS.
Brielry, Henry C. Shanks, William B.
NOTE .-- The above is from a very complete and well preserved official duplicate, furnished by Capt. Mc- Couk-y.
SEVENTEENTH OHIO (BLOUNT'S) INDEPEND- ENT BATEERY.
This Battery was organized at Dayton. Ohio, by Capt. A. A. Blount. and mustered in the United States service at that place on the 21st of August, 1862. It entered the field on the 3d of September, to assist in repelling an expected attack from Gen. Kirby Smith. It was present at the de- struction of O. & S. Railway, and at the five days' fight at the Chickasaw Bayou ; it par- ticipated in the capture of Arkansas Post. where it suffered much from disease, poor rations, and no surgical attention. It is next found with the Thirteenth Army Corps. in the campaigns against Vicksburg. and was engaged in the battles of Port Gibson, Champion Hills, Black River Bridge, and forty-seven days in the siege of Vicksburg : after which it took part in the demonstra- tions against Jackson, and went with the Thirteenth Army Corps to New Orleans, where it arrived about the middle of Au- gust. It was in the fight at Grand Coteau, November 3, 1563, where it lost twenty-five men, twenty-one horses, one gun, and one caisson. Next it took part in the capture of Fort Morgan, and was in the expedition against the city of Mobile. While in the service, the Seventeenth was in ten battles and sieges, fired 14,000 rounds ammmition. lost upward of forty men by death, anil marched more than ten thousand miles by land and water, It was one of the organ- izations which received the thanks of the Ohio Legislature for services at Arkansas Post, and was honorably mentioned in the official reports of Gens. A. J. Smith, Me- (lernand. Burbridge, Washburn and Col. Owen, by the last, for special services at Grand Cotran.
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Robbins, Chan. Jr., pil Lien - tenant U. S. Col'd Troops
Shorkey, Jacob MI. Scott, John
Shortler, Fredri k dd
Venrick, Adam dd
Wilker. Will am D.
Livingston, William May, John A.
Haley, Takp
Pry, Jacob B. Quinn, John p
Potter, B. Charles d.1
Bishop, Benjamin
Burns. Bernard
Brant, Cocks Bomcrats, James S.
Coffee, Jeremiah
Thatcher, Job L. dJ
Goudy, Williom A. d
Nowlon, William Phares, James Canada, Matthew
Wolf. John W Alexander. William J
Lige, William N. Littler, Nathan C. Mandy. Jan-
Bell, Wales MI. k
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HISTORY OF CLARK COUNTY.
FORTY-FIFTH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
The Forty-fifth O. V. I. was inustered into service on the 19th of August, 1862. It was first engaged at Dutton's Hill. March 3, 1863, next at "Captain West's." It was one of the regiments sent up from the front to help capture John Morgan. During this movement, the Forty-fifth lost one man, with several wounded. At Philadelphia. Tenn., several were killed and wounded, and many captured by the enemy. In Knox- ville, at Bear's Station. Resaca, in many of the actions which marked the Atlanta cam- paign : at. Lovejoy's Station. New Hope Church, Dallas. Lost Mountain, in front of Kenesaw Mountain, and many other points, the Forty-fifth upheld the standard of the nation, and each man made good the oath that he had taken at the outset. "against all their enemies whatsoever." In November, 1864, the Fourth Corps, to which the regi- ment belonged, participated in the battle of Franklin, and afterward in the two days' fight in front of Nashville. The regiment was mustered out on the 15th of June, 1865, within two months of the expiration of its term of service.
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front of Cincinnati, which. at that time, was in a comparatively unprotected con- dition. Immediate preparations were be- gun for the proper reception of the attack ing force. Business was suspended, and the city placed under the strict requirements of martial law. Every one was armed with something, and assigned to duty, either in the ranks of the militia, or in the gangs of laborers on the earthworks. Gov. Tod called upon the citizens of the State to rally to the defense of its Southern border, and the " Squirrel Hunters came by thousands." The command of the city and environs was given to Maj. Gen. Lew Wallace, who, upon taking his leave of the district. after the threatened danger had been averted, issued the address from which this quotation is made : "You were appealed to. The an- swer will never be forgotten. Paris may have seen something like it in her revo- lutionary days, bat the cities of America never did." The Legislature passed a reso- lution of thanks, and authorized the isine of a finely executed lithographie discharge certificate to every one of the minute-men who rushed to the rescue.
Clark County furnished a great number of men during this short call. As little effort was made to keep any record of the im- promptu organizations, the only data to be had is from the mouths of those who partici- pated in the movement, and an occasional scrap from some private note book. From one of the latter. in possession of W. J. Irving. the following roll is taken :
Captain, Luther Brown, dd connmanding the Provisional Battalion.
Lieutenant. Edward M. Doty, commanding the com- pavy.
Lieutenant, Martin Carey.
First Sergeant, William J. Irving.
Ashley, M M. Johnson, E.
Archford, T.
King. C.
Arbogast, Harvey Kennedy, M.
Alexander, A. J. Keller, Jerry
Allers, 1. Kershner, L.
Baffington, S. K. Ludlow, F.
Buruett, W. R. Ludlow, J. W.
Bancroft, - Buffington, B. V.
Lock. W. B.
Baker, J. E. Littler. J. H.
Brown, Lew
Loffel, F.
Bockway, F. Michael, W. G.
Brain, W. G. Melntire, A. H
Bacon, Charles H. McIntire. S. S.
Blakeney, W. Martin, J. C.
Bancroft. I. May. J.
Burnett, Theodore McLean, D.
Bretney, Clay
Miller, C. J.
Crooker, H. E. Moody, J.
Crooker. C. J.
Meenick, R. B.
Craig. W.
Miller, ('.
Cooper, J. M.
Moore, Morrison
Coles, F. E.
Myers, Edward
Carrigan, J.
McCormic, F.
Compton, D. Muzzy, R. Hf.
Compton, C. H.
Nell, W. W.
Cochran, A. P. L.
Nixon, H. M.
Castle, Sinrt
Nelson, H.
Christey, R. V. B.
Croal, 1. B.
Clark, Lew
Peterson, H.
Cu-hmer, D.
Phillips, H. Z.
Coleman, J. Lamar
Phillips, Jason W.
Pow-Il, S.
Powers, J. W.
Paige, A. J.
Dorwin, L. C.
Pierce, C. H.
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Sergeant, Jacob D. Amos, pd Lieut.
Arlengrouse, Joseph Hodgson. Isaac
Bradford. A. pd ist Lieut.
Hinkle, George W
Botkin, Wallace k
Hunt, Josiah J. B.
Botkin, William dp
Henry, William H.
Basford, John L.
Heaton, T. J.
Brenner, Daniel, Corp.
Bennett, William
Hiltebrun, Eli M p
Hart, Joseph E. w
Harrison, Whittaker d
Heaton, Amos dp
Jones, William W.
Jitt, William H.
Moore, Chauncy D.
Morningstar, Jacob
fremer, James
Morris, Thomas P.
Diusmore, F. H.
Macmanama. James p
Daniel, John MI d
McDaniel, John
Pillow. Peter
Meyers, Joseph k
Ester, William d w
Morris, Wm. H., Corp.
Estep, Jobn W. D
O'Brien, Thomas ud Sergt.
Franklin, John N. d
Franklin, David L. W.
Franklin. William MI. w
Steele, Joseph H.
Giover, James H. pd Q. M. Stanford, George W. Sergi.
Garrard, Joseph
Sparks, George pd Ist Lieut.
Garrard, James
Troxall. William HI.
Hammer, Jacob
Ward, Daniel D. p
Holmes, Cyrus L. pd Com. Wilson, Jasper N. w Sergt.
Hensler, L.
RECRUITS CREDITED TO CLARK COUNTY.
Berkley, James A. People, Van B.
Bair, John W.
Stransburgh, William
Barr, John Stouder, Nicholas
Brown, Thomas (not mus- Spencer, Harry C. tered in) Spangleberger, John
Ficchtner, John [ Simon. A. R.
Galloway, Omis
Waight, Austin L.
Horr, W. P.
Ward, George
Loy, Frank
Ware, JJuel
Millington, Anton
Wilkinson, Joseph
Otterson, William
Yeager, George W.
THE SQUIRREL HUNTERS. .
In September, 1862, the rebel forces, un- der Kirby Smith, made a demonstration in
Heaton. Marion
Botkin. A. S.
Coon, Win. H., Corp.
Campbell. Andrew
Clarke Wn. B.
Courter, David I.
Cook, Henry F.
Franklin, Benjamin w
Powell, Kelso drow ned
Patterson. Francis w p
Randall. Milo
Lowry, J. W.
Smith, Charles W. J. d
Webb, Findley
Neely, D. W. Nash, M.
Dawson, H. Dean, A. Driscol, George W.,
Bussard, Peter p
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HISTORY OF CLARK COUNTY.
Dunlap, A.
Pool, Rodd
Gummer, Ruben M.
Shrader, Isaac
French, Q. A.
Runyon, A. L.
Harria, Ezra C. w
Skillman, Philander
Foos, L. M.
Roderick, C.
Hubbard, Bernard S.
Sensabangh, John
Foos, G. S.
shaffer. S. N.
Honafinger, John B.
Slentz, Henry
Flemming, J. Foley, H. C.
Sheader, John
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Kuro, James E.
Trout, Henry S.
Fisher. C.
Skilman, Phi
Kaufman, Henry, w
Green, G. W.
Smith, Nelson
Kelley, James, w
Waldron, Thomas
Green, F. W.
Spicer, - -
Kingore, Charles
Williams, Isaac, d
Humphreys, J. W.
Shaw, W.
Lamme, Edwin Il.
Walder, William L.
Harrison, J. M.
Smith, Ed.
Leighiman, Christian
Walker, Jessie S., d
Himes, J. M.
Simpson, Ed.
Lipencott, Darius
Hubbells, R.
St-riman, W.
Lipencott, John R.
Holt, C. B.
Turner, G. W.
Huffman, A. O.
Tolland, Moses
Lowman, Leroy B.
Wallace, Hugh M.
Hayward, J. N.
Williams, E. A.
Ludy, Samuel, k
Yonker, Henry
Hass, G. W.
Wood, Samuel
Martin, Andrew J.
Yonker, Chas., w
Huckins, J.
Wait, Oscar
Motta, Elias, k
Yetter, Amos, w
Metcalf, Samuel
Seigler, Moses, k
Metcalf, Swithen, w and d
RECRUITS RECEIVED APRIL 8, 1863.
Saylor Gardner Jules R. Bruce
Scott Cory James Cunningham
Joseph Kelley John Ward
Richard Sparrow
Zachariah Hooper
Absolom Sparrow d
William Racy
Avery Grffith k Barney Quinn
Ezekiel Maxwell. w
NOTE .- One man lost, at the Wilderness. June 6, 1865, who enlisted under an assumed name.
THE COLORS OF THE ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH.
After its organization, and before the regi- ment left Ohio for the front, the ladies of the city of Piqua presented to the regiment a beautiful stand of colors. On receiving them from the bands of the ladies, the regi- ment gave a pledge that they should never be dishonored while in their keeping. Nobly was that pledge kept. For three long. eventful years, in camp, on the toilsome march, on the field of mortal combat, midst the smoke and thunder of more than twenty battles, the colors of the One Hundred and Tenth were never dishonored by desertion of their defenders, or the touch of an enemy's hand. The stand of colors pre- seuted by the ladies were carried from 1862 up to the spring of 1864, when the colors. or battle-flag, torn and battle-stained. Was by a vote of the regiment presented to Gen. J. Warren Keifer. The banner received from the ladies, and the new flag obtained in 1864, were carried to the close of the war. The colors of the One Hundred and Tenth were carried on the fields of Winchester. June 13, 14 and 15, 1863. Wapping Heights Kelly's Ford. Brandy Station, Locust Grove, Mine Run, Wilderness. Spotsylvania. Gaines' Mills, Cold Harbor, Bermuda Hun- dred, Petersburg. June 22, 1864. Monocacy. Charlestown. Sinithield, Winchester. 1864. Flint Hill, Fisher's Hill. Cedar Creek, Peters burg. March 25, 1885. Petersburg. April 2. 1865, Sailors' Creek and Appomattox.
Twice the colors of the One Hundred and Tenth fell from the hands of its slain de- fenders. Three times was its staff pierced by the enemy's bullets, and sixty balls passed through its folds, but no enemy's hand over dishonored or detiled it by a touch. It waved in triumph over the glori , ous fields of Cedar Creek, Richmond and
PRIVATES
Aspinall, Thos. B. Aspinall, Richard B.
Maxson, Simon, w
Mccord, Ogden
Anderson, Martin, w Munk, John, k
Berry, Chas, H
M.Gilton, James
Berry, Thos. S., w
Mc Allister, Malcolma, d
(serpack. Ceorge, W
Biggs, John Boyd, James D. Barr, Elias A. w Barr, Jacob
Polieuin, Aaron, w and d Pitty. John, K lafoissberger. Peter
Barr, Saml., wand d
Romy, Hreane P.
Baird. Robert L. k
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Cox, John W.w
Ruffo, Clas dw
Chatterton. John w Cintos. Thomas d Conse, John
Steril. Miss
Davidson. Henry d
Stirkle, beni.
Fry, Jacob d
Stichle. Henry Spahr, Joshua la
Forbes, Win., d and p' Ginavan, Alexander
Shellvaberger, Jonas X.
Hurst, John V. w
Snyder, Peter, W
Troxell, George W., d
Funk, J.
Spencer, R. K.
War fieldl, Jos., drowned
Wentz, Sanmiel P. Wentz, Elden, w Wi-singer, John, w
Littlejohn, George W., w
Humphrey, A. J.
Wright, W.
Hatch, Asa Ward, Washington
Hartstoon, Fred
Ward, John
Worthington, John.
ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
This regiment was organized at Piqua, Ohio, on the 3d of October, 1862. Gen. J. Warren Keifer, then Major of the Third Ohio Volunteer Infantry, was appointed to the command, and promoted to the rank of Colonel. October 19, it left for the field. During its term of service, the regiment was in twenty-one engagements, and sustained a loss of seven hundred and ninety-five men, in killed. wounded and missing. The late Maj. Luther Brown went out as Captain of Company I, and served to the end of the war. The data for the roll, and history of this company. are from Reid's "Ohio in the War," and notes furnished by Sergt. Charles H. Berry, late private of this command.
COMPANY I (LUTUER BROWN'S), ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. Captain, Lnther Brown, w, pd Major, dd Firat Lieutenant, William A. Hathaway, k
Second Lieutenant, Thomas I. Weakley, p Capt.
First Sergeant. Henry H. Stevens k
Second Sergeant, Albert H. Hubbard. Third Sergeant. Erastus Layton
Fourth Sergeant, John W. Steelman, w Fifth Sergeant, William T, Soward First Corporal, Edward MeGilton Second Corporal, David King, w
. Third Corporal, Matthew (verpack, k Fourth Corporal. Washington S. Grimm Firth Corporal, William Wise, w Sixth Corporal, Joseph S. Daver Seventh Corporal, Isaiah C. RPese Eighth Corporal, James D. Dickerson
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stewart, John
Hutchinson, Henry
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HISTORY OF CLARK COUNTY.
Appomattox, being one of the first to cross the works at Cedar Creek and Richmond.
When the regiment was muuistered out in 1865, the colors then carried were deposited at the State capital, where they now are.
COMPANY C, ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH O. V. I.
Captain, Nathan S. Smith Captain, William A. Hathaway. k Captain, Henry H. Stevens, K Captain, John T. sherar.
First Lieutenant, John Cannon. Second Lieutenant, Paris Horney. p d
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant, George O. Mcliillen. pd k Second Sergeant, Amos Shaul. pd w Third Sergeant, Samuel Robinson. W
Fourth Sergeant, Russel B. McCollm. p Fifth Sergeant, Francis M. McMillen. w pd Firet Corporal, Darwin Pierce. w Second Corporal, James T. Mckinnon. W D Third Corporal, James Lambing. Fourth Corporal, George W. Little. w
Fifth Corporal, Finley B. Nowson.
Sixth Corporal, George W. Hamilton. w p Seventh Corporal, William Sheets. Eighth Corporal, William Hamilton. Musician, George L. Mull. p
PRIVATES.
Anderson, Harmon p Anderson, Isaac w p
Arbenz, Solomon w p
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