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Source:
Two Hundred Years The Military History of Ohio
Publ. H. H. Hardesty, Publisher, New York, Toledo & Chicago
1889
ROLL of HONOR
of OHIO'S RANK and FILE
from MAHONING COUNTY, OHIO
in the WAR of the REBELLION
(Transcribed by Sharon Wick)
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| Coit, Jos. |
in 1812 com. capt. of co.
that went out from Canfield; ordered to report to Gen. Hull at
Detroit; learned of Hull's shameful surrender, and returned home
with troops; made the first settlement at Ellsworth; died May 21,
1857. |
| Courtney, Nicholas, |
served through war of 1812 in Capt. Hill's co. 17th U. S.
Inf.; e. at New Lisbon, Apr. 10, 1812; dis. at Detroit, Oct.
10, 1815; died at Ellsworth, June 7, 1877, aged 86 years. |
| Duncan, John, |
soldier war of 1812; died at Lordstown, O. Mar. 1853. |
| Hollingsworth, Elliott W., |
2d lieut. in 2d Miss. Inf. Mexican war; e. at Greenwood, Miss.
Apr. 1846; gunshot wound in right leg at Buena Vista; dis.
at New Orleans, July 4, 1848. |
| Loveland, Amos, |
e. Oct. 4, 1777, served in 6th co. 3d and 5th brig. Vt. Vol.
Inf. through all subsequent movements till the close of the
war for independence; com. as ensign issued by "Thomas
Chittenden, captain, general governor, and
commander-in-chief in and over the state of Vermont;" took
conspicuous part in battle of Monmouth, N. J.; was guard at
the execution of the British spy, Major Andrew; died in
Coitsville twp. Mahoning co. Dec. 25, 1851; buried there;
was grandfather of the wife of Wm. W. Cover of Haselton. |
| Russell, Jas. W. |
was a soldier of war of 1812. |
| Ripley, Wm. |
served as general war of 1812; in 58 engagements. |
| Rook, Samuel, |
e. Feb. 10, 1847, corp. co. I, 2d U. S. Inf.; dis. Aug. 1848. |
| Sailehamer, Nicholas, |
came to America in 1770; served through the war foir
independence; died in Franklin co. Pa. Oct. 17, 1822. |
| Williams, Robt. A. |
was in service in U. S. Inf. July, 1875, to July, 1880; corp. |
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| Clark, Andrew H. |
co. F, 32d O. V. V. I.; killed at Big Shanty, Ga. |
| Clark, Andrew H. |
co. B, 32d O. V. I.; dis. at Tod Barracks, Columbus. |
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THE HONORED SOLDIER DEAD OF MAHONING COUNTY.
YOUNGSTOWN SOLDIERS' MONUMENT
North Face:
The heroic dead of Youngstown
township killed in battle, or died from disease contracted in the
army, 1861 - 1865: |
| First Infantry
Division, Army of Virginia - |
Surgeon-in-Chief, Thomas J. Shannon, Cedar Creek. |
| Second Ohio Volunteer
Cavalry - |
Joseph A. Truesdale, Fort Scott, Kas.;
William Wakefield, Washington, D. C. |
| Seventh
Ohio Volunteer Infantry - |
Lieutenant Joseph H. Ross, Cedar Mountain, Va.;
Sergeant Andrew J. Kelley, Winchester, Va.;
Sergeant Robert McClelland, Dallas, GA.;
Sergeant John McFadden, Frederick, Md.;
James Bisp, Winchester, Va.;
Michael Campbell, Port Republic, Va.;
Geo. Fox, Cedar Mountain, Va.
William Waldroff, Cedar Mountain, Va.;
James Q. Stevenson, Cedar Mountain, Va.;
Lemuel J. Cecil Charlestown, W. Va.;
Abram D. Crooks, Youngstown, Ohio;
Joseph B. Deeds Dallas, Ga.;
Charles L. Cowden, Kanawha, W. Va.;
John D. Dicks;
Jacob Mullett, Murfreesboro, Tenn.;
James C. Shoaf, Charlestown, W. Va.;
John Shannon, Brier Hill, Ohio;
Thomas D. Williams, Harpers Ferry, Va.;
David Williams. |
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Nineteenth Ohio Volunteer Infantry - |
Lieutenant Daniel Donovan, Stone River, Tenn.;
Corporal Daniel Cooper, Stone River, Tenn.;
John Thomas, Shiloh, Tenn.;
Isaac Davis, Stone River, Tenn.;
Charles Jacobs, Chickamauga, Ga.;
Patrick Murphy, Nashville, Tenn.;
Samuel Vocan McMinnville, Tenn.;
Peter Allison Andersonville Prison. |
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Sergeant Eli Fitch, Cloyd Mountain, W. Va.; |
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Mayberry Goodman, Antietam;
David Wiliams, South Mountain, Md.;
Luther Leslie, Wheeling, W. Va.
David H. Edwards,
Thomas Moore, rebel prison. |
| Thirty-Seventh Ohio
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Lieutenant Frederic Lennig, Vicksburg, Miss.;
John Lamp, Vicksburg, Miss.;
Ignatius Benter, Wyoming, Va.;
Henry Loeber, Wyoming, Va. |
| Eighty-Fourth Ohio
Volunteer Infantry - |
Andrew Buchanan |
Eighty-Sixth Ohio
Volunteer Infantry -
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Benjamin Kyle, Camp Nelson, Ky.;
Manly Partridge, Camp Nelson, Ky. |
| Second Ohio Volunteer
Cavalry - |
Joseph H. Truesdale, Fort Scott, Kas.;
William Wakefield, Washington, D. C. |
| Sixth Ohio Volunteer
Cavalry - |
Lieutenant Henry M. Baldwin, Ladds Farm;
Sergeant John Dunblap, Stevensburg;
William Borts, Wilderness;
Robert Barrett died in prison;
William Shieble died in prison |
| Tenth Ohio Volunteer
Cavalry - |
Corporal Hiram Fifield, Ringgold, Ga.;
Corporal James B. Johnston, Andersonville prison. |
| Fifteenth Ohio
Volunteer Battery. - |
Milton D. Fellows,Vicksburg, Miss. |
| Twenty Second Ohio
Volunteer Battery - |
Hezlep Powers, Knoxville, Tenn. |
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East Face.
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| One Hundred and Fifth Ohio
Volunteer Infantry. |
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| One Hundred and
Twenty-fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry |
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