Spanish American War Veterans, Warren County, Ohio
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Warren County Spanish American War Veterans

Below are links to a few of the Warren Countians who served during the Spanish American War.

Adams, Anderson, Anson, Atkinson, Ayers, Bailey, Baysore, Beck, Binkley, Bishop, Black, Bone, Bowman, Bowser, Brant, Bridge, Broerman, Buchanan, Buck, Bunnell, Burger, Carey, Carr, Chandler, Chesney, Collier, Connell, Cox, Craver, Eulass, Evans, Faulkner, Forkner, Gage, Gardner, Gillis, Goforth, Gullady, Gustin, Haake, Hamilton, Hardy, Havens, Hayner, Hisey, Hoff, Hopkins, Houston, Ivins, Loehr, Moore, Mueller, Murray, Naylor, Newport, Odom, O'Malley, Oyler, Palfrey, Prater, Robinson, Runyon, Sawin, Shivelle, Shotwell, Simpson, St. John, Swanger, Tate, Taylor, Terry, Terwilliger, Thirkield, Todd, Turner, Vice, Warbington, Waggoner,

Please email any additional information or comments about your Warren County Spanish American War veterans to Arne Trelvik
ADAMS
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ANDERSON
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  • Daniel C. Anderson (1876-1915) - Bugler, 2nd Regiment, U.S. Volunteer Engineers
    • photo of gravestone at Woodhill Cemetery - Sec. 6 Lot 185-3
    • "Our Honored Dead: In Memory of Whom Memorial Day is Observed," Franklin (Ohio) Chronicle, Thursday, May 30, 1929; Dan Anderson, Spanish-American War
    • WPA Veteran Grave Registration Plat Maps - Woodhill Cemetery #110 (sheets 65-72)
    • Ohio Death Certificate #36177 (1915) Daniel C. Anderson
      single white male salesman
      born 17 Dec 1876 in Ohio to Dick Anderson and Anna Clutch
      died 20 Jun 1915 at Franklin, Warren County, Ohio
      buried 25 Jun 1915 at Franklin, Ohio
    • "Answered Final Call; Spanish War Volunteer Summoned by Death", Franklin (Ohio) Chronicle, June 24, 1915
      "... At the beginning of the Spanish-American war he enlisted as bugler for Company C., 2nd. Regiment, U. S. Volunteer Engineers. After coming home from Cuba he was employed by the Cincinnati Cordage & Paper Company for about eight years. ..."
    • Application for Headstone for Daniel C. Anderson 25 Jun 1915; Applications for Headstones in Private Cemeteries, 1909-1924 (entry 592), Cemeterial Records; Records of the Office of the Quartermaster General, Record Group 92; National Archives, Washington, D.C.
      "Daniel C. Anderson, Muscn, 2d US Vol Engrs, died 20 Jun 1915, Woodhill Cemetery, Franklin, Ohio"
ANSON
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  • Edward Everett Anson (1875-1963) - Company H, 6th Regiment Infantry, Spanish American War
ATKINSON
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  • Moses Leroy Atkinson (1878-1913) - Corporal, Co I, 16th Regiment, US Army; Co M, 17th Regiment, US Army & Co. I, 13th Regiment US Army
    • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment # 3867 in Sec H lot 113-2 on 26 Jul 1913
    • "Moses Leroy Atkinson", The Western Star, Lebanon, Ohio, Thursday July 31, 1913
      "Moses Leroy Atkinson was born near Oregonia, Ohio, October 3, 1878, and died on board the Army Transport "Merritt" off the coast of the Island of Luzen, near Legaspi, April 20, 1913, from ruptured aneurism of the aorta, aged 34 years, six months and 17 days.
      "His early life was passed in this county excepting one year which was spent in New Jersey. He was of a generous affectionate nature and won and retained friends where ever he went. In his home life he was faithful to the trust reposed in him, brightening the home by his cheery manner.
      Early in the year 1899 he enlisted in company "I" 16th Regiment, United States Army, and was stationed at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Soon after entering the army he went with his regiment to the Philippine Islands, returning home in February 1902. He remained at home until the summer of 1903 when he again entered the army, being assigned to the same regiment and company he had previously served in.  He was with his regiment at Ft. McPherson, Ga., for several months when the 16th Regiment was again sent to the Philippines. Returning to the United States they were stationed at Ft. Crooks, Nebraska, where his enlistment expired in February 1907. After spending a few days at  home he enlisted in Company "M" 17th Regiment, being at Ft. McPherson, Ga., for nearly three years, going from there to Ft. Sam Huston, Texas, with the Second Division of the Army. His time of enlistment expired here, and desiring to continue in the service he was transferred from the 17th to company "I" 13th Regiment, with the rank of Corporal. In October 1911 he returned with his regiment to the Philippines where his Major wrote in communicating his death to his mother, "He died in the line of duty."
      "On April 16, he was detailed a police sergeant of the Army Transport "Merritt" where four days later his life work ended.
      His mother and family greatly appreciate the Nation's kindness in having their loved one brought the long distance home, and his captain's statement to his mother that "Your son was held in the highest esteem by every member of his company and through his death is lost the services of one of the best soldiers in it."
      The funeral services were conducted by Rev. A. J. Kestle at the chapel on Saturday morning July 26th."
AYERS
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  • David H. Ayers (1867-1914)
BAILEY
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  • Clem Bailey (1875-1943) - Company M, 2nd Infantry, Spanish Amerian War
    • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery
    • Ohio Death Certificate #47040 (1943) Clem Bailey
      white male machinist helper married to Carrie Bailey
      born 10 Jun 1875 in Morrow, Ohio to James M. Bailey & Lavina Bailey
      died 3 Jul 1943, Morrow, Warren County, Ohio
      buried 6 Jul 1943 at Morrow, O
      Deceased served in the US Navy or Army
  BAKER
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BAYSORE
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BECK
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BINKLEY
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  • Lowell W. Binkley (1879-1914) - Ohio, Private, 46 Us Volunteer Infantry
BISHOP
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  • James Bishop (1876-1961) - Company C, 4th Regiment Kentucky Infantry, Spanish American War
BLACK
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BONE
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BOWMAN
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  • Owen Bowman (1876-1972) - Kentucky, Pvt Co A 44 Regt Vol Inf Spanish American War
BOWSER
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  • Clifford H. Bowser - First Sergeant, Company K, 1st Colorado Infantry
    • 15 Jun 1899 Western Star obituary (died June 9, 1899 at Manilla from wounds received 2 May 1899)
BRANT
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  • Clifford Brant (1870-1966) - Georgia, PFC, Company C, 2nd Regiment Engineers
 
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  • Fred Brant (1879-1952)
    • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #7164 in Sec C Lot 90-1 on 10 Dec 1952
    • "Fred Brant," obituary, unnamed paper dated 18 Dec 1952 on file at the Warren County Genealogical Society
      " . . . When the Spanish-American war broke out, he answered the call, enlisted and served faithfully until he was hospitalized through illness, and finally was honorably discharged. He has long maintained his membership in the Spanish-American veterans' organization and in the Eagles lodge. . . ."
BRIDGE
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BROERMAN
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  • Henry L. Broerman (1875-1933) - Company B, 2nd US Volunteer Engineers, Spanish American War
BUCHANAN
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BUCK
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BUNNELL
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  • Newton Loomer Bunnell (1862-1927)
BURGER
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  • James Burger (1870-1913)
    • photo of gravestone at West Woodville Cemetery
      [Listed as Spanish American War Veteran on depression era plat of the Woodille Cemetery for the Graves Registration Project]
CADWALLADER
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CAREY
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  • William H. H. Carey (1843-1898) - Civil War and Spanish American War Veteran
    • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery
    • 24 Sep 2007 notes from Jenepher Homer of Bassett, VA
      "In his death record in Warren County Deaths, Book 2 1881-1904, it lists his parents as James and Annie Smith Carey. This would be logical since he is buried in the same plot with his mother Ann Carey and his 2 children Cora Jane and Mabel S. (Infant). I have sent for his death certificate as he died in the Spanish American War in 1898. I am hoping it will list parents on the certificate. "
CARR
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CHANDLER
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CHESNEY
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  • Harry S. Chesney Jr. (1873-1952) - Private, 2 Ohio Infantry, Spanish American War
COLLIER
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  • Howard Collier
    • Franklin [Ohio] Chronicle, May 9, 1963 Obituary says in part,
      "Mr. Collier was a Spanish-American War veteran, and was believed to be the last survivor of that war living in the Franklin area.  Her served in the Phillipine Islands during the 1903 insurrection.  Mr. Collier was a member of the United Spanish-American War Veterans, Camp No. 58 of Middletown."
CONNELL
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  • Ralph Waldo Connell (1882-1910) - Private, Co. L., 3 U.S. Cav.
    • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery
    • Application for 1 headstone by John Connell 8 Aug 1912; Applications for Headstones in Private Cemeteries, 1909-1924 (entry 592), Cemeterial Records; Records of the Office of the Quartermaster General, Record Group 92; National Archives, Washington, D.C.
      "Ralph W. Connell, Private Co L 3" U.S.Cav.; d. March 10, 1910; Lebanon Cemetery, Lebanon, Warren Co. Ohio
      enlisted 16 Mar 1899; discharged 15 Mar 1902"

COX
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CRAVER
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EULASS
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  • William B. Eulass (1873-1933) - US Army & US Marine Corps, Spanish American War and World War I
    • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #5562 in Corwin Addition lot 620 on 13 Apr 1933
    • William B. Eulass Obituary, unnamed paper dated 13 Apr 1933
      "... A native of Warren county, Will Eulass spent his young manhood in Lebanon enlisting in the army during the Spanish War. He spent the next thirty years in the service
      "... Following the Spanish War, Mr. Eulass re-enlisted in the army remaining in the service until 1928. He served in both the infantry and marine branches of the service and was on active duty in the Philippines and in Mexico. During the World War he was engaged in training recruits at the marine post at Quantico, Virginia. During the Spanish War he received a commission as second lieutenant and served in that capacity in the Philippine campaign. He resigned his commission at the expiration of this first enlistment and at the time he retired from the service five years ago was a quartermaster-sergeant in the Marine Corps."
EVANS
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FAULKNER
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  • Mellville P. Walsh Faulkner (1876-1924) - service details not known
FORKNER
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  • Andrew Jackson Forkner (1877-1937) - Company D, 1 Ohio Infantry, Spanish American War
    • photo of gravestone at Deerfield Cemetery - Sec C Lot 73 D
    • Ohio Death Certificate #35681 (1937) Andrew Jackson Forkner
      retired white maile railroad section hand divorced from Nellie Brandenburg
      born 4 May 1877 at Morrow Ohio to J. Thomas Forkner & Mary Katherine Whitmark
      died 9 May 1937 at Hamilton Twp, Warren County, Ohio
      buried 11 May 1937 at South Lebanon, Ohio
GAGE
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  • Finley T. Gage (1877-1951) - Spanish American War
GARDNER
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GILLIS
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GOFORTH
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  • Henry Goforth (1883-1957) - Kentucky, Private, 55 Company, Coast Artillery
GULLADY
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GUSTIN
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  • Morrow Condon Gustin (1860-1945) - Captain, US Army (retired), Spanish American War Veteran
    • Sergeant Morrow C. Gustin, Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, Thursday, September 1, 1887, p.4, c.2
      "Sergeant Morrow C. Gustin, of B troop, Second cavalry, Fort Walla Walla, has swathed himself and his regiment in glory by winning the department gold medal in the skirmish firing at Vancouver this week. The honor comes to the Second cavalry for the first time in its history. Last year Sergt. Gustin won the division gold medal and division skirmish medal at San Francisco and a gold medal in the national army competition at Leavenworth. It is understood that he now takes a place with the “distinguished marksmen” of the army and will be barred from department and division contest after this year. He is a Lebanon, (O.) boy. – Walla Walla Journal."
    • Find A Grave Memorial# 47490676 Morrow C. Gustin
      Birth: Nov. 11, 1860, Morrow, Warren County, Ohio
      Death: Feb. 5, 1945, Glendale, Los Angeles County, California
      Burial: Grand View Memorial Park, Glendale, Los Angeles County. California
      Plot: West Mausoleum, Unit E, Niche 83
      Father: James Jones Gustin (1825-1875)
      Mother: Rachel A. (Mount) Gustin (1825 - 1875)
HAAKE
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  • Gustav F. Haake (1879-1956) - Ohio, Private, Company M, 10 Regiment Ohio Infantry, Spanish American War
HAMILTON
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  • LeRoy Hamilton (1884-1971)
    1. Private, Company M & D, 2nd Regiment US Army 1900-1902, Spanish American War;
    2. Signal Corps, 13th Regiment 1904-1907
    • photo from 27 Oct 2015 email from his grandson, David A. Hamilton who writes
      "My grandfather LeRoy Hamilton, a native of Lebanon, Ohio, served in the U.S. Infantry and Signal Corps during the periods 1900-1902 and 1904-1907. Attached is picture of him at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas in 1904.
      LeRoy Hamilton was born in Lebanon, Ohio on 4 July 1884. He was the son of Civil War Veteran (18th & 35th Reg O.V.I.)Francis Hays Hamilton and Sarah Catherine St.John and the great grandson of Revolutionary War Veteran Robert Hamilton (Nancy Ann Hays) of Lebanon, Ohio. His grandfather William Hays Hamilton (Elizabeth Shrack) was a Warren County Commissioner and Oregonia Postmaster. LeRoy enlisted in the U.S. Infantry at the very young age of 16years3months on 4 Oct 1900 in Cincinnati, Ohio and was assigned to Company M and then later to Company D of the 2nd Regiment. He served is tour of duty in the Philippines and was discharged 14 November 1902. LeRoy re-enlisted for 3 years on 18 April 1904 and was assigned to the Signal Corps of the 13th Regiment. He was honorably discharged on 17 April 1907. He married Mary Easter Waddell on 17 September 1907 in Fauquier County Virginia. He worked as a policeman in Washington, D.C., a ironworker in Girard, Ohio, a railroad mechanic in Keyser, West Virginia and a building contractor in West Virginia and Florida. LeRoy was a VFW District Commander in West Virginia and the father of 8 children. He died 15 August 1971 and is buried in the Veterans Section of Glenhaven Memorial Park Cemetery in Winter Park, Florida."
    • "Register of Enlistments in the United States Army, 1798-1914," digital image, Ancestry.com
      LeRoy Hamilton, enlisted 4 Oct 1900 at Cincinnati by Capt. Garrard for 3 years
      born Lebanon, Ohio, age 19 4/12, laborer, blue eyes, lt. hair, fair complexion, 5' 9" tall
    • "Register of Enlistments in the United States Army, 1798-1914," digital image, Ancestry.com
      LeRoy Hamilton enlisted 18 Apr 1904 at Cincinnati by Maj. Byrne for 3 years
      born Lebanon, Ohio, age 22 9/12, electrician, blue eyes, lt. hair, fair complexion, 5' 9 1/2"
    • Find A Grave Memorial# 19619514
      LeRoy Hamilton
      Pvt Co G 20 Regt US Inf
      Spanish American War
      July 4, 1881 - Aug 15, 1971
      Glen Haven Memorial Park and Mausoleum
      Winter Park, Orange County, Florida
HARDY
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  • Marion S. Hardy (1872-1947) - Battery M, 1st U.S. Artillery
HAVENS
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HAYNER
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HISEY
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  • John Curtis Hisey (1880 - 1950)
    • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery - Interment #6048 of John Curtis Hisey in Section H lot 32 on 3 Jun 1950
    • "Rites Saturday For John Hisey," obituary, unnanmed paper dated 8 Jun 1950 on file at the Warren County Genealogical Society
      ". . .He was a retired mail carrier at Waynesville, a member of  the Masonic Lodge and veteran of the Spanish War. . . .
HOFF
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  • Raymond C. Hoff (1876-1943) - Ohio, Private, 6th Infantry
HOPKINS
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  • James L. M. Hopkins (1868-1967) - US Army, Spanish Americah War
    • photo of gravestone at Woodhill Cemetery -  Sec. 2 Lot 50-4
    • "James L. M. Hopkins," obituary, Franklin (Ohio) Chronicle, Aug 31, 1967
      "A 98-year-old veteran of the Spanish American War died in Franklin Saturday afternoon. . . ."
HOUSTON
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  • Samuel Webster Houston (1870-1927) - Spanish American War Veteran
IVINS
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LOEHR
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  • John Fred Loehr (1873-1898)
    • photo of gravestone at Woodhill Cemetery -  Sec. 5 Lot 12-2
    • "Our Honored Dead: In Memory of Whom Memorial Day is Observed," Franklin (Ohio) Chronicle, Thursday, May 30, 1929; Fred Loehr, Spanish-American War
    • Fred Loehr Obituary - The Franklin Chronicle 8 Sep 1898
    • Ohio Soldiers in the War with Spain, 1898-99 from Ancestry.com [paid site]
      Name: John F Loehr
      Rank: Corporal - Died
      Residence: Dayton
      Age: 25
      Page #: 833
      Unit: First Regiment Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
      Company: Troop F - Dayton
      Remarks: Died in 1st O. V. C. Hosp. at Lakeland, Fla., Sept. 5, 1898
    • "Missing Heirs Found; Two Brothers, of the Late Kittie C. Loehr Located in Indiana," Franklin (Ohio) Chronicle, May 4, 1911
      " . . . She was married under the name of Kittie Cathcart to Francis P. Loehr in 1871. One son, J. Fred. Leohr, was born of this marriage. He became a volunteer in the U. S. Army during the Spanish American War and died in Florida while in that service in the year 1898. The father, Francis P. Leohr, died at Franklin, Ohio, in the year 1897. . . ."
MILLER
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MOORE
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  • Edward S. Moore (1871-1923)
    • photo of gravestone (with Spanish American War flag holder) at Rose Hill Cemetery - Interment #5384 - reinterment in Sec C1 Lot 36 on 7 Jul 1978
MUELLER
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  • Eugene R. Mueller (1879-1939)
    • Former Deputy Expires Suddenly, unnamed newspaper dated 12 Jan 1939 (probably The Western Star)
      "... Mr. Mueller was a former resident od Dodds and a deputy sheriff under sheriff W. H. Fulkreth in 1930. He was a member of the Fred Craver Camp, Spanish American War Beterans of Lebanon. ..."
    • Ohio Death Certificate #2868 (1939) Eugene R. Mueller
      white male married to Wilhelminia L. Mueller
      born 2 Mar 1879 at Cin. Ohio
      died 7 Jan 1939 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
      buried 10 Jan 1939 at Wt. Hills
MURRAY
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  • George Murray (1876-1916) - Co. A, 1st Ohio Infantry, Spanish American War
    • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery
    • Application for 2 headstones by S. C. Kersey on 28 Oct 116; Applications for Headstones in Private Cemeteries, 1909-1924 (entry 592), Cemeterial Records; Records of the Office of the Quartermaster General, Record Group 92; National Archives, Washington, D.C.
      "George Murray, Pvt, Co A, 1st Ohio Vol Infty Spanish American War, died May 15, 1916, buried Lebanon Cemetery, Lebanon, Ohio"
NAYLOR
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NEWPORT
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  • Charles H. Newport (1872-1913) - Corporal, 1st US Infantry, Spanish American War
    • grave at Springboro Cemetery [no gravestone found]
    • Ohio Death Certificate #72974 (1913) Charles H. Newport
      single white male farmer
      born Ohio 1878
      died 30 Mar 1913 at National Military Home, Jefferson Twp, Montgomery County, Ohio aged 35 years
      Buried 2 Apr 1913 at National Military Home
    • U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938
      Central Branch, Dayton, Ohio, Register N, image 482
      Charles H. Newport #36318
      Military History: Enlisted 6 Spr 1899 at Dayton O as Pvt Co I 1st US Inf., discharged 6 Apr 1902 at Expiration of terrm of service
      Domestic History: born Ohio, age 35, single protestant farmer residing in Canton, O.; nearest relative Mrs. Susie Hauck, Canton, Ohio
      Home History: Admitted to C. B. 18 Feb 1913; died 30 Mar 1913 from myocardial insufficiency & cirrhosis of liver. Notified sisters by telegraph, Mrs. A. S. Bailey, Indianapolis, Ind. & Susie Hauck, Canton, O.
      General Remarks: Buried Section 1 Row No. 3, Grave No. 38; Body disintered Nov. 13, 1918 and shipped to Springboro, Ohio for Interment there.
    • Application for 2 headstones submitted by Peter K. Pence on 7 Apr 1919
ODOM
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  • James A. Odom (1876-1951) - Private, 1st Texas Cavalry, Spanish American War
O'MALLEY
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  • Thomas Butler O'Malley (1877-1941) - Company f, 45th U.S. Infantry, Spanish American War
OYLER
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PALFREY
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PRATER
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  • Harry C. Prater (1866 - 1942)
ROBINSON
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  • Daniel B. Robinson (1884-1967) - Ohio, Private Company A 26 Regiment Infantry, Spanish American War
RUNYON
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SAWIN
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  • Fred C. Sawin (1865-1927) - Company F, 6th Illinois Infantry, Spanish American War
SHIVELLE
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SHOTWELL
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  • William G. Shotwell (1869-1946)
    • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery with Spanish American War flagholder - Interment #6630 of William J. Shotwell in lot 123-5 on 13 Mar 1946
SIMPSON
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  • John S. St. John (1862-1919) - Ohio, Corporal 6th Cavalry
SWANGER
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  • Wilbur R. Swanger (1881-1949) - Company L, 46th Infantry, Spanish American War
TATE
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TAYLOR
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  • William E. Taylor (1869-1919) - Company K, 5th Infantry, US Army, Spanish American War
TERRY
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  • Wilson "Willie" Edgar Terry (1874-1968) - Private, Company C, 44th Regiment Infantry, Spanish American War
TERWILLIGER
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  • Frederick C. Terwilliger (1875-1965) - Ohio, Corporal, Company D, 2nd Regiment Infantry, Spanish American War
THIRKFIELD
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TODD
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TURNER
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  • Geo. W. Turner (1851-1911) - Co. I & D. 6 U.S. V. Inf.
VICE
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WARBINGTON
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  • Orah Warbington (____-1907) - Private, Company I, 4th U.S. Army
WAGGONER
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  • William I. Waggoner (1873-1946)

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