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CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS
OF
THE CINCINNATI SOCIETY
OF
EX-ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS
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CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE I.
ARTICLE II.
ARTICLE III.
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and most positively enjoined upon the members, that no
political matters shall be introduced at its meetings,
that might mar what is intended to be exclusively a
social organization.
BY-LAWS.
ARTICLE I.
ARTICLE II.
ARTICLE III.
ARTICLE IV.
ARTICLE V.
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ARTICLE VI.
ARTICLE VII.
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IN MEMORIAM
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Lewis Este Mills.
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Wm B. STEPHENSON
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C. C. Cramsey
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Wm. R. Hoel.
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always one of the regular and happiest attendants at the
annual reunions of the Association.
His death, at his home, near Waynesville, Ohio, was a
sad tragedy, that carried mourning and excruciating
grief into many households and hearts. His record,
so far as can be ascertained, in the navy was an
honorable one, and of which Mr. Hoel was justly
proud. His private life was a pure and good one.
His name is now added to the long list of those who went
forth to battle for the glorious Union.
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Frank Ernst
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CAPTAIN FRANK ERNST
died in Cincinnati in the fall of 1878. His rank,
according to the records of the Society by his own
signature, was that of captain and commissary of
subsistence of volunteers. He was long a citizen
of Cincinnati, and was noted for a warm, sunshiny
disposition, and love of social intercourse with his
friends. His last illness was a long and painful
one, and when the last moment of life came, Captain
Ernst fell asleep without a pain, and unconscious of
all earthly things.
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LIST OF MEMBERS
OF
THE CINCINNATI SOCIETY
OF EX-ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS
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ANTHONY, EDWARD R.
APJONES, LUDLOW.
ADAE, CARL A. G.
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ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM F.
ARMSTRONG, HARRY G.
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APPLETON, E. W.
No facts sent
the Secretary.
ALCOKE, GEORGE H.
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district during time of service. Was continually
in the field during time of service, and was severely
wounded in the though at the battle of Fredericktown,
Missouri.
AIKENS, D. A.
CAPTAIN AND COMMISSARY OF SUBSISTENCE OF VOLUNTEERS,
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
BROOKE, HUNTER,
BLAIR, J. MILTON.
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BALDWIN, WILLIAM HENRY.
BREFET BRIGADIER-GENERAL
BROWN, AARON, M.
ASSISTANT SURGEON OF 22D OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
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BRYSON, C. M.
BROWN, LEW GOVE
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BLACKBURN, C. H.
BRENT, C. R.
No facts sent
the Secretary.
BARD, S. W.
CAPTAIN OF BARD'S OHIO CAVALRY
No facts sent
the Secretary.
BETTS, WM.
IRONTON, O.
No facts sent
the Secretary.
BEGG, JAMES
No facts sent
the Secretary.
BRASHER, L. B.
No facts sent
the Secretary.
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