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FEARING, B. D.
MAJOR, 77TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY,
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL 92D OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, AND
BREVET BRIGADIER-GENERAL.
Enlisted as a
private in 2nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry in 1861, and was
at the battle of First Bull Run. Was at the
battles of Shiloh, Fallen Timbers, and Chickamauga.
At the last-named battle was severely wounded. Was
in all the battles of the Atlanta campaign, and retired
from the service in 1864.
FORD, AUGUSTUS C.
.
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FORD, COLLIN.
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FRINTZ, LOUIS C.
FOSTER, FRANK T.
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FOLEY, JAMES L.
FLEMMING, ROBERT HARVEY.
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GUTHRIE, J. V.
MAJOR 19TH ILLINOIS INFANTRY.
Enlisted in
April, 1861, and was mustered out in August, 1864.
Entered service as First Lieutenant, and was promoted to
Captain and ajor successively. Was wounded at
battle of Stone River. Participated in battles of
Stone River, Chickamauga, Mission Ridge, Resaca, and all
the engagements of the Army of the Cumberland up to the
capture of Atlanta. Served under Generals
Baird, Johnston, Negley and Thomas.
GOTTSCHALK, OSCAR M.
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GODDARD, CHARLES C.
CAPTAIN, 10TH UNITED STATES INFANTRY.
Was Captain in
the 17th Regiment of Infantry of the United States Army;
served in the 2d Brigade of the 2d Division of the 5th
Army Corps in the Army of the Potomac.
GANO, CHARLES LONGWORTH.
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GANO, JACOB W.
FIRST LIEUTENANT AND ADJUTANT, 75TH OHIO
VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
Served with the
Army of the Potomac and was in all the engagements it
participated in.
GLENN, GEORGE E.
MAJOR AND ADDITIONAL PAYMASTER, UNITED
STATES ARMY.
November 24th,
1862; accepted, 25th; paymaster, Jan. 17th, 1867.
GAUL, J. L.
CAPTAIN, 5TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
No facts sent
the Secretary. Recently elected.
GILLESPIE, J. W. A.
MIDDLETOWN, OHIO.
CAPTAIN, 75TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
No facts sent
the Secretary. Recently elected.
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HURD, ETHAN O.
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HAWKINS, MORTON L.
HICKENLOOPER, ANDREW.
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HEIGHWAY, A. E.
ASSISTANT SURGEON, UNITED STATES
VOLUNTEERS.
Had change of
hospitals in Department of Ohio, and of sick and wounded
officers in that department. Served from February,
1862, until July, 1866, when he was relieved from duty.
HOWARD, WILLIAM C.
HARDIMAN, THOMAS W.
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HALL, J. HARRISON.
DAYTON, OHIO.
FIRST LIEUTENANT AND ADJUTANT, OF FIRST UNITED STATES
CAVALRY.
Served in the
army from September, 1861, to June, 1865. At
United States Military Academy from June, 1865, until
May, 1870. Was in constant active service during
the war.
HOLDEN, WINFIELD SCOTT.
HUNT, CHARLES B.
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HAMILTON, H. H.
No facts
sent to Secretary.
ISHAM, ASA B.
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JONES, FRANK J.
CAPTAIN, 13TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY,
AND CAPTAIN AND BREVET MAJOR, OF UNITED STATES
VOLUNTEERS.
The outlines of
the military service of Major Frank J. Jones in
the army during the war of the Rebellion, are as
follows:
On Apr. 19th, 1861, at Camp Harrison, near Cincinnati,
he enlisted for three months, in Company "A," 6th Ohio
Volunteer Infantry (then called the "Guthrie Grays"), as
a private.
May 12th, 1861, at Camp Dennison, he enlisted and was
mustered in the same regiment, also same comapny, as
Corporal, for three years.
On June 28th, 1861, was transferred to, and appointed
Second Lieutenant of Company "E," in the 13th Regiment
Ohio Volunteer Infantry, which is the date of commission
as such.
In October 1861, was detailed to act as Adjutant of the
13trh Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
On January 21st, 1862, was promoted to First Lieutenant
of his regiment, and continued to act as Adjutant.
On Apr. 6th, 1862 (battle of Shiloh), was detailed and
assigned to duty as Acting Assistant Adjutant-General of
the 17th Brigade, 5th Division, of the Army of the Ohio,
on the staff of Colonel (afterwards General
Wm. S. Smith.
On June 2d, 1862, was
detailed for duty on Staff of Brigadier-General
Wm. S. Smith.
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In July, 1862, was detailed and assigned to duty as
assistant Adjutant-General, of the 3d Division of the
Army of the Ohio, on the staff of Brigadier General
Lovell H. Rousseau, commanding.
In October, 1862, was captured in the battle of
Perryville, Kentucky.
In November, 1862, was exchanged.
On Feb. 11th, 1863, was promoted and commissioned
Captain in the 13th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
ON Feb. 20th, 1863, detailed for duty on the staff of
Major-General A. McD. McCook, commanding the 20th
Army Corps of the army of the Cumberland.
On Mar. 17th, 1863, appointed Acting Assistant
Inspector General, of the 20th Army Corps, army of the
Cumberland.
On Apr. 9th, 1863, was appointed and commissioned
Captain and Aid-de-Camp, United States Volunteers, by
President Abraham Lincoln.
On May 10th, 1866,
appointed an dcommissioned by President Andrew
Johnson, Major by Brevet, for gallant and
meritorious services during the war, to rank as such
from Mar. 13th, 1865.
Was engaged in the battles of Shiloh, Perryville and
Chickamauga, and resigned in August 1864. Having
been in the army a few days more than three years and
three months.
Last commission, as is shown, was Brevet, Major.
JOYCE, ROBERT.
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL, 93D OHIO
VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
Entered the
service as Captain of Company F, 93d Ohio Volunteer
Infantry, July 30th, 1862. Promoted to Major of
same regiment, February, 1864. Received a
commission as Lieutenant-Colonel, but was not mustered,
owing to the depleted ranks of the regiment. Was
mustered out in JUne, 1865. Served in 3d Brigade,
3d Division, 4th Army Corps, Army of the Cumberland.
Was in the battles of Stone River, Liberty Gap, Resaca,
Dallas, Kenesaw Mountain, Atlanta, Jonesboro, Franklin
and Nashville.
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JAMES FRANK BAKEWELL
CAPTAIN COMPANY I, 52D OHIO VOLUNTEER
INFANTRY.
Breveted Major,
March, 1865, at Bentonville, N. C. Regiment was
attached 10 3d Brigade, 2d Division, 14th Army Corps,
Army of the Cumberland.
JONES, M. GRAHAM,
ACTING MASTER'S MATE, U. S. NAVY.
Entered the
service as a private in 5th Kentucky Battery, Captain
Shaler, July, 1863. Was in deense of
Cincinnati during Kirby Smith raid. In
April, 1864, was recommended by Military Committee of
Hamilton County for commission in U. S. Nayv, and
received commission as Acting Master's Mate, from
Captain Pennock, commanding Station at Cairo.
Assigned to Monitor Chickasaw, Acting Master
Fitzpatrick commanding, who assigned him to duty as
Signal Officer. Joined Admiral Farragut's
Squadron of the Glf, July, 1864, Lieutenant-Commander
George H. Perkins ordered to relieve Captain
Fitzpatrick. In the action of passing Forts
Morgan and Gains into Mobile Bay, Aug. 8th, 1864, and
with the Rebel Fleet same day in Mobile Bay.
At bombardment and surrender of Fort Powell, August 6th
and bombardment of shore batteries lining the Bay.
At bombardment and capitulation of Fort Gaines, Aug.
8th, 1864, and Fort Morgan, August 23d. At Spanish
Fort, Alabama, Apr. 8th, 1865, and bombardment of
batteries immediately surrounding the city of Mobile,
and at its final capitulation Apr. 12th, 1865. At
capture of the Rebel fleet. Commodor Farran,
commanding at Nana Hubba Bluff, Apr. 10th, 1865.
At the big explosion at Mobile and with a boat's crew
picked up wounded men who were blown into the river.
Detached and placed in charge of Rebel ram, Nashville.
Stationed at mouth of Tensas River. Resignation
accepted as Acting Master's Mate July 24th, 1865, at
Mobile, Alabama.
JOBSON, FRANK G.
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JONES, GEORGE EDWIN.
ACTING ASSISTANT SURGEON, UNITED
STATES NAVY.
Enter the
service on the 24th day of September, 1861, at St.
Louis, Missouri, in Gun-boat Flotilla; was on board
gun-boat Mound City at time of the explosion of the
vessel while bombarding Fort St. Charles, White River,
June 17th, 1862. The explosion was caused by a
solid shot from a rebel gun. The shot entered the
steam drum, and the explosion took place; was badly
injured and scalded, being disabled form that date until
the fall of 1863, and is yet disabled. Was on
detached service by order from Medical Department,
United States Navy, at Washington, D. C., until
resignation was accepted, on account of ill-health,
produced by injuries while in service in 1864.
Served under late Rear Admiral A. H. Foote.
Received autograph letter from Admiral Foote at
time of injuries, extending sympathy, and speaking in
high praise of Surgeon Jones, as a warm personal
friend; of his fidelity and devotion to duty, and of the
gratification his services had afforded the Admiral.
Also, spoke of the reward he deserved in the way of
promotion, and of having recommended him for such; a
friendly letter of kindness and approbation.
Surgeon Jones also received a similar letter from
Rear Admiral C. H. Davis, assuring him of his
sympathy, and that he could command his services at any
time. Surgeon Jones saw hard service on the
Western waters, and to-day carries honorable wounds,
received while in the line of duty.
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KENNETT, JOHN.
KARR, CHARLES W.
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KENNETT, HENRY G.
KEESHAN, MICHAEL F.
MASTER'S MATE, UNITED STATES NAVY.
Served on
Monitor Chickasaw, in the Gulf Squadron, and was in all
of its engagements. Newly elected. No facts
sent to the Secretary.
KNIFFIN, G. C.
No facts sent
the Secretary.
KENDRICK, J. MILLS.
No facts sent
the Secretary.
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LANE, P. P.
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