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Warren County, Ohio Civil War Soldiers & Sailors
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  • John W. Page (1829-1907) - Private, Company E, 17th Ohio Infantry & Company B, 181st Ohio Infantry Regiments
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 17th OVI
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Page, John W. e. Aug 1861, co. E, 17th O. V. I.; dis for disab. 1862."
    • Service Record #1 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      John W. Page enlisted as a 30 year old Private on 31 Aug 1861
      Mustered into Co E, 17th OVI on 31 Aug 1861
      Absent, sick
      Mustered out 16 Jul 1865
    • Service Record #21 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      John W. page enlsited as a 34 year old Private on 8 Sep 1864
      Mustered into Co B, 181st OVI on 29 Sep 1864
      Mustered out at Salisbury, North Carolina on 14 Jul 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      John W. Page filed for a pension on 5 Apr 1869 (Application #141836, Certificate #182238) for service in Co E, 17th OVI & Co B, 181st OVI
      Hannah Page filed for a widows' pension in Missouri on 16 Feb 1907 (Application #863669, Certificate #628348)
      [John W. Page & Hannah Leever were married 30 Dec 1862 in Warren County, Ohio, by Wm. McFerren, JP]
    • Find A Grave Memorial# 7967435
      John W. Page
      born 2 May 1829, died 16 Jan 1907
      buried Forest Grove Cemetery, Canton, Lewis County, Missouri
    • "Veterans Administration Pension Payment Cards, 1907-1933" digital image, Internet Archive (http://www.archive.org/) : citing National Archives microfilm publication M850 rolls 1 to 2539.
      Roll 717 Image 260
      Hannah Page widow of John W. Page, Pvt E 17 OVI & B 181 OVI
      Certificate #628348 dated 25 Jun 1907, Rate $12
      died 16 Oct 1917
      Final reimbursement to Margaret A. Eaton
PAINE
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PALMER
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  • Joseph N. Palmer (1837-1889) - Private, Company K, 8th Indiana Infantry Regiment and Company L, 11th Indiana Cavalry Regiment
    • gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #2262 in the G.A.R. Lot of Joseph N. Palmer in Old Section lot 91-3 on 1 Mar 1889
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Palmer, Jos. 3 months in co. H, 8th Ind. V. I.; 2 years co. L, 11th Ind. V. C."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Joseph N. Palmer of Wabash County, Indiana enlisted as a Private on 23 Aur 1861
      Mustered into Co K 8th Indiana Infantry (3 months) on 23 Apr 1861
      Mustered out at Indianapolis, Indiana on 6 Aug 1861
      Joseph Palmer of Wabash, Indiana reinlisted as a Private on 29 Jan 1864
      Mustered into Co L, 11th Indiana Cavalry on 29 Jan 1864
      Mustered out at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas on 19 Sep 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Joseph Palmer filed for a pension in Pennsylvania on 28 Apr 1882 (Certificate #404078) for service in Co L 11th Indiana Cavalry
      Lizzie Palmer filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on [perhaps 31 Mar 1892] (Certificate #313981)
    • Headstones Provided for Deceased Union Civil War Veterans, 1879-1903
      Joseph Palmer, Private Co L 11th Ind Cav
      Cemetery:  Lebanon at Lebanon Ohio
      Date of Death:  Feby 27 1889
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  • Charles D. Paris (c1833-____) - Private, Company H, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 79th OVI
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 29 year old Corporal on 14 Aug 1862
      Mustered into Co H 79th OVI on 23 Aug 1862
      Reduced to Private on 1 Jan 1863
      Discharged at Columbus, Ohio on 24 Mar 1863
    • Pension Index Cards
      Filed for pension on 4 Jun 1880 & on 18 Mar 1907 (SC#355948) for service in Co H 79th OVI
 
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PARKER
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  • Henry C. Parker (1843-1910) - Corporal, Co A, 12th Ohio Infantry & Co C 23rd Ohio Infantry
    • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 12th OVI
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Parker, H. C. e. at Morrow, Aug. 15, 1861, co. A, 12th O. V. I.; in hosp. at Summersville, W. Va. about 1 month; vet. at Fayetteville, W. Va. Jan. 1, 1864; pro. corp. and color guard; trans. co. C, 23d O. V. V. I.; dis. at Cleveland, Aug. 2, 1865; J. V. C. in Stevens Post, G.A.R."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 21 year old Private on 15 Aug 1861
      Mustered into Co A, 12th OVI on 15 Aug 1861
      Promoted to Corporal
      Transferred into Co C, 23rd OVI on 1 Jul 1864
      Mustered out at Cumberland, Maryland on 26 Jul 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Filed for pension on 29 Dec 1887 & on 28 Aug 1907 (Certificate #446048) for service in Co A 12th OVI & in Co C 23rd OVI
    • Application for 12 headstones by E. Wilkerson 29 Oct 1913; 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.
       "Henry C. Parker, Corp. Co A 12th O.V.I. & Co C 23rd O.V.I., died Aug 14, 1910"
 
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  • John B. Parker (c1841-____) - Private, Company A, 35th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 35th OVI
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      John B. Parker enlisted as a 20 year old Private on 15 Aug 1861
      Mustered into Co A, 35th OVI on 20 Aug 1861
      (no discharge information)
    • 1860 US Census, Warren Co, Oh, pop. sch., Turtlecreek Twp, page 259 (stamped), dwell. 294, fam. 293
      Joseph Parker, 46, M, carpenter, $2600, $600, Virginia
      Julia Parker, 46, F, New Jersey
      Caroline Parker, 21, F, housekeeper, Ohio
      John Parker, 19, M, carpenter, Ohio [perhaps the same John Parker who enlisted in the 35th OVI]
      Mary Parker, 18, F, housekeeper, Ohio
      Josephus Parker, 15, M, farmer, Ohio
      Charles F. Parker, 11, M, Ohio, attending school
      Amanda E. Parker, 9, F, Ohio, attending school
    • "Warren County in the War," part VIII, The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, Saturday, December 19, 1885
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  • William H. Parker (c1846-1875) - Private, Company G, 183rd Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 183rd OVI
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Parker, Wm. H. co. G, 183d O. V. I.; wounded in hip; died April 16, 1865 [sic]"
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      William H. Parker enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 19 Sep 1864
      Mustered into Co G, 183rd OVI on 26 Oct 1864
      Mustered out at Salisbury, North Carolina on 17 Jul 1865
    • Headstones Provided for Deceased Union Civil War Veterans, 1879-1903
      William H. Parker, Pvt, Co G, 18erd Regt Ohio Inf
      Cemetery: Goshen at Goshen Ohio
      Date of Death: 16 Apr 1875.
    • Pension Index Cards
      Elizabeth Parker filed for a pension on 3 May 1878 (Application #237003, Certificate #220124) for service of William H. Parker in Co G, 183rd OVI
      Remarks: xc2662087
    • "Veterans Administration Pension Payment Cards, 1907-1933" digital image, Internet Archive (http://www.archive.org/) : citing National Archives microfilm publication M850 rolls 1 to 2539.
      Elizabeth Parker, widow of William H. Parker, Pvt, Co G, 183rd OVI (Roll #1726, images 1428 & 1429)
      Last payment listed was $30 in April, 1930
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PARLETT
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  • James K. P. Parlett (1845-1870) - Private, Co H 36th OVI and Co H & C, 34th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery - Interment #329 on 3 Oct 1870[removed from Ridgeville]
    • Sons of Union Veterans Grave Registration
    • Service Record #1 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      James K. Parlell enlisted as an 18 year old Private of 30 Nov 1863
      Mustered into Co H 36th OVI on 30 Nov 1863
      Missing at Beverly, West Virginia on 11 Jan 1865 - no further record
    • Service Record #2 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      James K. P. Parlott enlisted as a Private on 19 Feb 1864
      Mustered into Co H 34th OVI on 19 Feb 1864
      Transfered from Co H to Co C 34th OVI on 1 Sep 1864
      Captured at Beverly, West Virginia on 11 Jan 1865
      Mustered out at Camp Chase, Ohio on 23 Jun 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Filed for pension on 19 Mar 1868 (Certificate #125604) for service in Co C & H, 34th OVI and in Co H 36th OVI
      died 14 Feb 1870
 
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  • Washington N. Parlett (1843-1918) - Private, Company B 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
PARROTT
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  • James Parrott (____-bef. 1886)
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      NO RECORD FOUND
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 311,
      Deceased Soldiers Turtle Creek Township
      "Jas. Parrott"
PARROTT
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PARSHALL
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  • William H. Parshall (c1844-1911) - Co G, 84th OVI; Co A, 4th OVC; Co B, 79th OVI; Co G & B, 73rd Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • grave at Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York - Interment in Section 136 Lot 28307 on 29 Aug 1911
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 4th OVC
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 79th OVI
    • "Warren County in the War, Part V" The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, Saturday, November 28, 1885 [listed as W. F. Parshall in article]
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      William H. Parshall enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 29 May 1862
      Mustered into Co G, 84th OVI on 10 Jun 1862 (3 months service)
      Mustered out at Camp Delaware, Ohio on 20 Sep 1862
      Mustered into Co A, 4th Ohio Cavalry Battalion on 3 Aug 1863 (6 months service)
      Mustered out on 16 Feb 1864
      Mustered into Co B, 79th OVI on 28 Mar 1864
      Transferred into Co G, 73rd OVI on 9 Jun 1865; also had service in Co B, 73rd OVI
      Mustered out at Louisville, Kentucky on 20 Jul 1865
      Other Information:
      born Lebanon, Ohio
      Member Abe Woodyard Post #29, GAR at Lesages, West Virginia
      died in 1911
    • Pension Index Cards
      William H. Parshall filed for a pension in New York on 13 Aug 1891 & on 26 Feb 1909 (Application #1049498, Certificate #832454) for service in G 84 OVI, B 79 OVI, G 73 OVI & A 4 Battn Ohio Cav
      died 26 Aug 1911
      Henrietta D. Smith, Guardian, filed for a minor's pension in New York on 13 Nov 1911 (Application #975059, no Certificate #)
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  • Burton H. Parsons (c1842-1917) - Private, Company D, 2nd Ohio Infantry & Corporal, Company G, 55th Ohio Infantry
 
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  • William H. Parson/Parsons (1837-1896) - Company G & I, 11th Ohio Infantry Regiment & Company K, 31st Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • grave for William H. Parson at Deerfield Cemetery
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Wm. H. Parson e. Mar. 8, 1864, co. G, 11th O. V. V. I.; dis with 31st O. V. V. I."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      William H. Parsons enlisted as a 27 year old Private on 9 Mar 1864
      Mustered into Co G 11th OVI on 9 Mar 1864
      Transferred into Co I 11th Battalion Infantry on 21 Jun 1864
      Transferred into Co K 31th Ohio Infantry on 11 Jun 1865
      Mustered out at Louisville, Kentucky on 20 Jul 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      William H. Parsons filed for pension in Ohio on 5 Nov 1890 (SC#711586) for service in Co G 11th OVI & Co B 31st OVI
      Catherine Parsons filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on 19 Sep 1896 (WC#460235)
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  • George P. Patterson (1844-1887) - Company D, 48th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry
    • 1st buried in grave at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #2125 in Sec G Lot 9 on 14 Sep 1887. Removed to Free Hope New Jersey 14 Dec 1887
    • "Turtlecreek Twp. Participants In The Civil War 1861-1865" article by Dallas Bogan
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Patterson, Geo. P. e. at Fort Hamilton, N. Y. Aug. 4, 1861, co. D, 48th N. Y. V. I. pro. 1st sergt.; was 11 times wounded; 5 times in the charge of Fort Wagner, July 18, 1863; in hosp. at Beaufort, S. C. and at St. Augustine, Fla; dis. at Beaufort, S. C. for diab. Nov. 6, 1853; past P. C. and pres. Chaplain Thurston Post G. A. R."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 22 year old Sergeant at Farmingdale, NJ on 4 Aug 1861
      Mustered into Co D 48th NY Infantry on 21 Aug 1861
      Promoted to 1st Sergeant
      Wounded at Fort Wagner, South Carolina on 18 Jul 1863
      Disability discharge at Beaufort, South Carolina on 6 Nov 1863
    • Pension Index Cards
      Filed for a pension on 11 Sep1866 (Certificate #77511) for service in Co D 48th NY Infantry
      Sallie M. Patterson filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on 18 Jan 1888 (Certificate #267234)
    • List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 343
      "Geo. P. Patterson, Lebanon PO, SC#77511, shell & gunshot wound right leg & head, $12.00 monthly pension."
    • Roster of the 79th O. V. I. Association, to which is appended the Report of the Secretary, The Address of the President, and Letters from Absent Comrades, Read at the Annual Reunion, Aug, 8th 1887 at Blanchester, O. 79th O.V.I. Association. Crescent Printing Co. 58 Plum St. Cincinnati. 1888, page 34
      Honorary Members.
      *Geo. P. Patterson, Lebanon, O., 48th N.Y.I., elected 1885, died September 1887.
    • George P. Patterson, The Western Star, Lebanon, Ohio, September 8, 1887
      "Deceased was born at Long Branch, New Jersey, June 21, 1844, and was related on the mother's side to Major Anderson, who fired the first gun of the war on the Union side.  He was a member of Company D, 48th New Jersey Volunteers, and has been an active member of the G. A. R, since its organization, at one time serving as commander of this post."
    • The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, December 22, 1887
      "Mrs. George P. Patterson and Miss S. Patterson started to New Jersey last Wednesday with the remains of Mr. George P. Patterson, those of his father, mother and sister who have all died in or near Lebanon, to inter them in the family burying ground near Trenton, New Jersey."
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  • Thomas Patterson (1838-1891) - Private, Company F, 12th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Rose Hill Cemetery - Interment #521 in Section 1 Lot 62 of 24 Sep 1891
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 12th OVI
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Patterson, Thos. 3-month and 3-year service 1861-4; in U. S. V. V. Eng. 1865."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Thomas Patterson enlisted as a 23 year old Private on 19 Apr 1861
      Mustered into Co F, 12th OVI on 4 May 1861 (3 months)
      Mustered into Co F, 12th OVI on 26 Jun 1861 (3 years)
      Mustered out on 11 Jul 1864
    • Pension Index Cards
      Thomas Patterson filed for a pension in Ohio on 23 Dec 1890 (Application #968285, Certificate #953554) for service in Co F, B and I 12 OVI & in D 4 US Vet Vol Inf.
      Martha E. Patterson filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on 2 Oct 1891 (Application #528426, Certificate #363701)
    • "Deaths," obituary, The Western Star (Lebanon, Ohio), October 1, 1891
      "Thomas Patterson, familiarly known as Sank, a member of company F, 12th Ohio, died of cancer of the liver, complicated by the passage of gall stones, at his home near Mason, on Tuesday evening of last, after a very painful illness dating back to war times. The G. A. R., of Lebanon, sent a delegation and the pall bearers were men who had marched and fought beside him in the 12th regiment. Rev. W. H. Orr reviewed the military record of the deceased and was followed by the Rev. Mr. Hageman, with a suitable discourse."
    • "Warren County in the War, Part IV," The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, Saturday, November 21, 1885
    • "Warren County in the War, Part X," The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, Saturday, January 9, 1886
 
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  • Thomas Craig Patterson (1832-1913) - Corporal, Company B, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
PATTON
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  • Andrew J. Patton (c1830-1865) Private, Company G & I, 83rd Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Roster Commission, Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1866. Vol. VI (Akron: Werner Ptg. & Mfg. Co., 1888) page 606 & 615
      "Andrew J. Patten enlisted as a 32 year old Corporal on 14 August 1862 for 3 years
      Mustered into Co. G, 83rd OVI on 11 Sep 1862 at camp in the field, Campbell County, Ky.
      Reduced from Corporal to Private
      Andrew J. Patton tranferred from Co. G to Co. I, 83rd OVI on 17 Jan 1865
      Mustered out with company at Galveston, Texas on 24 Jul 1865"
    • Pension Index Cards [Organizational Card found at Footnote.com; Alphabetical Card NOT FOUND at Ancestry.com]
      Nancy Patton filed for a widows' pension on 23 May 1870 (Widows' Certificate #146293) for service of Andrew J. Patton in Co G, 83rd OVI
    • "Veterans Administration Pension Payment Cards, 1907-1933" digital image, Internet Archive (http://www.archive.org/) : citing National Archives microfilm publication M850 rolls 1 to 2539.
      Nancy Patton widow of Andrew J. Patton, Pvt, Co I, 83rd OVI; Reel 1741 images 477 & 478
      Certificate #146293 dated 1 Dec 1870; $8 beginning 31 Dec 1865 increased to $12 beginning 19 Mar 1886
      died Aug. 8, 1915
    • "Civil War Widows' Pension Applications." Database and images. fold3.com. http://www.fold3.com
      Nancy Patton (Certificate #146293) widow of Andrew J. Patton, Co E, 31st OVI [41 images]
      Andrew J. Patton enlisted at Seven Mile, Butler County on 14 Aug 1862 and was mustered into Co. G, 83rd OVI on 27 Dec 1863. He was accidently shot on 27 Dec 1862. Andrew was transferred to Co I on 27 Dec 1862 and was discharged on 24 Jul 1865. He suffered from chronic diarrhea that he contracted while in the service and died of pneumonia at Seven Mile on 31 Dec 1965. The family physician, Dr. Moses Haynes, of Seven Mile, gave testimony regarding his medical condition before, during and after his military service.
      Andrew J. Patton and Nancy Miller were married at Eaton, Preble County on 5 Jun 1856 by R. G. D. McKeny, J.P.
      On 17 Dec 1869, Nancy Patton, age 33, of Seven Mile, Butler county gave a declaration before the Common Pleas Court Clerk in Butler County, for the purpose of receiving a widow’s pension (Application #187164). She was awarded a pension of $8 per month commencing 31 Dec 1865 by Certificate #146293 dated 1 Dec 1870. She also received an additional $2 per month beginning 25 Jul 1866 for each of her three minor children, William C. Patton (born at Seven Mile on 9 Jul 1858), Laura M. Patton (born at Seven Mile on 18 Jun 1860) and Elmer E. Patton (born near Eaton on 11 Mar 1863).
      Nancy was last paid $12 to 4 Jun 1915 and dropped from the rolls because of her death 8 Aug 1915. See Find A Grave Memorial# 69800321 for a photo of her gravestone at the Somerville Cemetery in Milford Twp, Butler County, Ohio.
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  • Henry C. Patton (1844-1913) - Private, Company B, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 79th OVI
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Henry C. Patton enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 21 Aug 1862
      Mustered into Co B, 79th OVI on 21 Oct 1862
      Mustered out at Washington, DC on 9 Jun 1865
    • Roster Commission, Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1866: Vol. VI. 70th - 86th Regiments - Infantry (Akron, OH: The Werner Ptg. and Mfg. Co., 1888),
      page 404 "Patton, Henry C., Private, Co. B, age 18, enlisted 21 Aug 1862 for 3 years, Mustered out with Company June 9, 1865 near Washington DC.
      [Note: The Roll of Honor entry for Henry C. Patton on page 761 appears to be a mislabeled entry thas that is probably for Samuel C. Patton]
    • Pension Index Cards
      Henry C. Patton filed for a pension on 11 Feb 1869 (Application #139738, Certificate #103120) for service in Co B, 79th OVI
      died 18 Jul 1913
    • photo of government gravestone at Find A Grave Memorial# 81064333
      Fulton Cemetery, Fulton, Fulton County, Indiana
      Henry C. Patton
      Co. B.79 Ohio Inf.
    • Henry C. Patton Obituary submitted by Paula Gaumer Tooke in 7 Jan 2012 email:
      "OBITUARY," The Journal-Tribune (Logansport (Indiana,), Sunday, July 27, 1913, page 6
      "Henry C. Patton was born at Maineville, Warren county, Ohio, September 7, 1844, and died in Logansport, Ind.; July 18, 1913, age 68 years, 10 months and 11 days. He was a veteran of the Civil war, having enlisted at the age of 17 at Camp-Dennison, Ohio, in Co. B, 79th 0. V , and serving until the close of the war, -when he received an honorable discharge.
      "On returning home from the service he joined his parents, who had moved to Pipe Creek, Cass county, Ind. Shortly after returning home he united with the United Brethren church in Christ, and lived a Christian life until called to his Heavenly home. Fulton county, Ind. He married Mary A Jones. The wife and mother having died in June, 1881, he was, on November, 1883, again united in marriage to Jane Masterson of Fulton, and to this union three children were born, Goldie M, Silas C of Logansport and William M of South Bend. This wife and mother died June 22, 1907. He remained at the home for about two years longer, when he broke up housekeeping and has been living with his children since.
      "He leaves to mourn his loss four children, one grand-daughter, Miss Lucille Patton of Fort Wayne, Three step children, James Masterson of Rochester, Cassel Masterson of Fulton and Nettie Winegardner of Twelve Mile. One sister Mrs. Matilda E Olds, Oregon City, Oregon, one brother Silas D. Patton of El Paso, Illinois, and a host of other relatives and friends.
      Except for an affliction of his hearing that was contracted while in the army service by the bursting of a. shell and which, caused almost total deafness, he was a hale and hearty man of his age On July 14, he met with an accident which caused concussion of the brain, and he died on July 18, having never regained consciousness. He was a true and loving companion, a very kind and affectionate father and always had a kind word of greeting for all his friends.
      "A precious one from us has gone,
      A voice we loved is stilled.
      A place is vacant in our homes
      Which never can be filled.
      "Funeral services were held in the Fulton U. B. church Sunday afternoon at 2:30, conducted by Rev. Butler. The remains were tenderly laid to in the Fulton cemetery "
      NOTE: 1820 Patton census information in Ohio has been abstracted by David Agricola. It includes George W Patton, father of Henry C. & Seth E. Patton.
 
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  • J. Henry Patton (1847-1889) - Private, Company C, 117th Oho Infantry Regiment and Battery C, 1st Ohio Heavy Artillery Regiment
    • grave at Spring Grove Cemetery, Cinciinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
      J. Henry Patton Interment #47377 in Sec 104 Lot 293 on 20 May 1889
      born Hamilton County, Ohio, son & Jacob & Mary A.
      died at Fosters, Ohio 17 May 1889
      brother in law of lot owner, W. A. Stewart
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Patton, J. Henry, e. Aug, 1863, bat. C, 1st O. V. H. A.; dis. Aug. 1865."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      J. Henry Patton enlisted at a 19 year old Private on 29 Jul 1863
      Mustered into Co C, 117th OVI on 29 Jul 1863
      Transferred into Co C, 1st OVHA on 12 Aug 1863
      Mustered out at Knoxville, Tennessee on 25 Jul 1865
      Other: b. 1847, d. 17 May 1889 at Fosters Crossing, Ohio, buried Sprng Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Sec 104 Lot 293 Grave 3
    • Pension Index Cards
      Henry Patton filed for a pension in Ohioon 15 Jul 1887 (Application #616252, Certificate #403889) for servicee in Bat C, 1st OVHA
      Joanna Patton filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on 10 Jun 1889 (Application #398198, Certificate #269974)
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  • Seth E. Patton (c1841-1864) - Private, Company B, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 79th OVI
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Seth E. Patton enlisted as a 21 year old Private on 21 Aug 1862
      Mustered into Co B, 79th OVI on 21 Oct 1862
      Wounded at Resaca, Georgia on 15 May 1864
      Died of Wounds at Chattanooga, Tennessee on 20 May 1864
      Buried at Chattanooga National Cemetery
    • 7 Jan 2012 Paula Gaumer Tooke email:
      ". . . I have been researching his brother Seth Patton who joined with Henry.  . . .
      "I have contacted the Chattanooga National Cemetery and they have no Seth E Patton Listed. The closest I can come is a SL Patton buried at Nashville Memorial Cemetery . . and that cemetery has soldiers who were disinterred from their original burials and taken there and reburied.
      Is there anyway that I can find where my uncle is actually buried in any Ohio Military records?"
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  • Leonidas Paugh (1848-1916) - Private, Company C, 198th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #4099 of Leonidas Paugh in Sec H Lot 142-2 on 6 Mar 1916
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Leonidas Paugh enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 10 Apr 1865
      Mustered into Co C 198th OVI on 21 Apr 1865
      Mustered out at Camp Bradford, Baltimore, Maryland on 8 May 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Leonadus Paugh filed for a pension on 30 Jun 1892 & on 14 May 1909 (Application #1119073, no Certificate #) for service in Co C 198th OVI
    • Ohio Death Certificate #21933 (1916) Leonidas Paugh (Mrs. Luella Paugh, Lebanon Ohio, Informant)
      married white male farmer
      born 28 Aug 1848 in Ohio to Garrison Paugh & Sarah J. Davis
      died 3 Mar 1916 at Clearcreek Twp, Warren County, Ohio
      buried 6 Mar 1916 Lebanon Cemetery
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  • Daniel W. Pauley (c1835-1896) - Captain, Company F & C, 12th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • ummarked grave at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #2780 in Sec A lot 63-6 on 12 Feb 1896
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 12th OVI
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Pauly, D. W. 1st lieut. co. F, 12th O. V. I.; pro. capt.; res. Oct. 1862."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Daniel W. Pauley enlisted as a 26 year old 1st Lieutenant on 11 Jun 1861
      Commissioned into Co F, 12th OVI on 11 Jul 1861
      Promoted to Adjutant & transferred to Field and Staff on 8 Jul 1861
      Promoted to Captain and transferred to Company C, on 18 Apr 1862
      Resigned on 1 Oct 1862
    • Pension Index Cards
      Daniel W. Pauly filed for a pension on 25 Jun 1886 (Application #578187, Certificate #450877) for service in Co F & C, 12th OVI
      Marianna Pauly filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on 2? Feb 1896 (Application #629921, Certificate #448529)
    • Ohio. Warren County. 1890 U.S. Census, "special schedule.-surviving soldiers, sailors, and marines, and widows, etc.". Digital images. Ancestry.com.
      Lebanon East, ED 299, page 5, dwelling #272, family #278
      Daniel W. Pauley, Captain Co C 12 Ohio Inf from 21 Apr 1861 to Oct 1862
    • "Warren County in the War," part II, The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, Saturday, November 7, 1885
    • "Warren County in the War, Part IV," The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, Saturday, November 21, 1885
    • "Warren County in the War, Part V" The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, Saturday, November 28, 1885
    • "Warren County in the War, Part VI", The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, Saturday, December 5, 1885
    • "Warren County in the War, Part VII", The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, Saturday, December 12, 1885
    • Warren County in the War, Part X," The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, Saturday, January 9, 1886
    • “Death of Capt. D. W. Pauley,” obituary, Western Star (Lebanon, Ohio), Thursday, February 13, 1896, p. 5 c. 4.
      " . . . Capt. Pauley enlisted in Company F. 12th O. V. I. and served three months as Orderly Sergeant; was promoted to Adjutant which position he filled about a year and was then promoted to Captain in Company C of the 12th Regiment. Was wounded in the side by a spent ball and after remaining at home eighteen months he returned to the army, serving in the commissary department. . . ."
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  • Joseph William Paxton (1837-1911) - Private, Co E 14th Iowa Infantry & 2d Lieutenant, Co F 30th Missouri Infantry Regiment
    • The Paxtons by William McClung Paxton, page 349 viewed at Google Books
      "Joseph Wm. Paxton, b. near Morrow, Warren Co., O., April 6, 1837, served in the Federal army, four years, as a lieutenant, in Companies of 14th Iowa and 30th Missouri. He draws a pension. ..."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 22 year old Private from Burlington, Iowa on 27 Sep 1861
      Mustered into Co E, 14th Iowa Inf. on 1 Nov 1861
      Disability discharge on 8 Jan 1862
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as Sergeant
      Promoted to 2nd Lieutenant
      Transferred from Co F to Co H, 30th Missouri Inf
      discharge 21 Mar 1864
    • Pension Index Cards
      Filed for a pension on 17 Oct 1867 & 2 Mar 1907 (SC#1024623) for service as Private, Co # 14th Iowa Inf, Sgt Maj, F&S, 30th Mo Inf & in Co H 30th Mo Inf.
      died 8 Jan 1911
      Ellen M. Paxton filed for a widows' pension in Texas on 20 Feb 1911 (WC#719232)
 
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  • Wilson Paxton (1935-1896) - Private, Company F, 12th Ohio Infantry Regiment & Company H, 23rd Ohio Infantry Regiment
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  • George R. Payne (1835/6-1911) - Company K, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery - George R. Payne (1835-1911)
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 146th OVI
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      George R. Payne enlisted as a 29 year old Sergeant on 2 May 1864
      Mustered into Co K, 146th OVI on 2 May 1864
      Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
    • Pension Index Cards
      George R. Payne filed for a pension in Ohio on 21 Jan 1889 & on 21 Feb 1907 (Application #686217, Certificate #823142) for service in Co K, 146th OVI
      died 13 Mar 1911
      Sydney Payne filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on 27 Mar 1911 (Application #961514, Certificate #720657)
    • Ohio Death Certificate #18475 (1911) George Rodney Payne
      married while male laborer
      born 7 Nov 1836 in Ohio to T. J. PAyne & Lavina Bickmore
      died 13 Mar 1911 at Morrow, Warren County, Ohio
      buried at Morrow Cemetery on 16 Mar 1911
 
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  • Granville M. Payne (c1839-1915) - Private, Company A, 12th Ohio Infantry Regiment & Corporal, Troop A & I, 4th Ohio Cavalry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Granville M. Payne, co. A, 12th O. V. I.; dis. July, 1862; corp. co. I, 4th O. V. C.; had measles and small pox; det. nurse; dis. July, 1865."
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 12th OVI
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 4th OVC
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Granville Payne enlisted as a 22 year old Private on 20 Apr 1861
      Mustered into Co A, 12th OVI on 4 May 1861 (3 months service)
      Mustered out on 30 May 1861
      Mustered into Co A, 12th OVI on 30 May 1861 (3 years service)
      Disability discharge on 25 Jul 1862
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Granville M. Payne enlisted as a 24 year old Private on 17 Dec 1863
      Mustered into Co A 4th OVI on 17 Dec 1863
      Transferred from Co A to Co I 4th OVC on 4 Apr 1864
      Mustered out at Nashville, Tenness on 15 Jul 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Granville M. Payne Filed for a pension on 7 Jun 1880 & on 20 Sep 1909 (SC#321445) for service in Co A 12th OVI & in Co I 4th OVC
      died at Washington, DC on 29 Dec 1915
    • U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938 Central Branch, Dayton, Ohio, Register P, #36742
      Military History:
      Enlisted 20 Apr 1861 at Morrow Ohio as Corp. Co A 12th Ohio Inf; discharged 25 Jul 1862 at Cincinnati, Ohio
      Enlisted 17 Dec 1863 at Morrow Ohio in Co I 4th OVC; discharged at Nashville, Tenn on 15 Jul 1865
      Domestic History: 84 year old widowed farmer born in Ohio & living in Morrow, Ohio, son Charles J. Payne, Detroit, Mich.
      Home History: Admitted to Central Branch 21 Oct 1913, trans. to G. H. I. 10 Jun 1914, died 29 Dec 1915
    • Application for 12 headstones by E. Wilkerson 15 Jul 1916; 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.
       "Granville M. Payne, Corporal, Co I 4th OVC, died Dec. 29, 1915, buried Morrow Cemetery near Morrow Ohio"
 
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PECKENPAUGHPECKINPAUGH
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  • Leonard Peckinpaugh (1819-1875) - Musician, Company F, 74th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #1274 in Corwin Addition lot 473 on 26 Jan 1875
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 311,
      Deceased Soldiers Turtle Creek Township
      "Leonard Peckinpaugh, 74th O. V. I."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Leonard Peckenpaugh enlisted as a 42 year old musician on 8 Jan 1862
      Mustered into Co F 74th OVI on 17 Mar 1862
      Disability Discharge at Camp Chase, Ohio on 17 May 1862
    • Pension Index Cards
      Dorothy Peckinpaugh filed for a widows' pension on 17 Oct 1877 (Certificate #303154) for service of Leonard Peckinpaugh in Co F 74th OVI
    • Headstones Provided for Deceased Union Civil War Veterans, 1879-1903
      Leonard Peckinpangh, Pvt Co F 74 Ohio Inf
      Cemetery:  Village at Lebanon, Warren, Ohio
      died Jan. 25, 1875
    • "Warren County in the War," part VIII, The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, Saturday, December 19, 1885
 
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  • Robert Peckenpaugh/Peckinpaugh (1844-1934) - Private, Company A, 35th Ohio Infantry Regiment
PEERS
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PENCE
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  • Jacob S. Pence (1832-1912) - Private, Company B, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment & Company H, 146th Ohio Infantry
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  • Peter Krebs Pence (1835-1920) - Private, Company H, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Springboro Cemetery
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 146th OVI
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Pence, P. H. e. May 2, 1864, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 7, 1864"
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Peter Krebs Pence enlisted as 28 year old Privte on 2 May 1864
      Mustered into Co K, 146th OVI on 2 May 1864
      Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
    • Pension Index Cards
      Peter K. Pence filed for a pension on 30 Mar 1867 & 20 Feb 1907 (Application #124108, Certificate #90949) for service in Co H, 146th OVI
      died 16 Mar 1920 at Springboro, Ohio
    • Ohio Death Certificate #26207 (1920) Peter K. Pence
      widowed white male carpenter
      born 23 Apr 1835 in Ohio to John Pence & Elizabeth Krebs
      died 16 Mar 1920 at Springboro, Warren County, Ohio aged 84 years 10 month 23 days
      buried 18 Mar 1920 at Springboro, Ohio
    • "Peter K. Pence," obituary, unnamed paper dated 1 Apr 1920 on file at the Warren County Genealogical Society
      ". . . He was a soldier of the Civil War in Co. H. 146th Regiment of Ohio. He left wife and children to enter into the service of his country in an hour of peril. Was a faithful member of the Billy Baner Post of the G. A. R. at Springboro, until on account of feebleness of the members it was abandoned. . . ."
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  • James F. Penquite (1840-1897) - Private, Company H, 39th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Beers History of Warren County, Ohio "Washington Twp Veterans" page 709
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Penquite, Jas. T. 3-year and vet. service co. G, 39th O. V. I.; had measles"
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      James F. Penquite, a 21 year old farmer, enlisted as a Private on 31 Jul 1861
      Mustered into Co H, 39th OVI on 31 Jul 1861
      Mustered out at Chattanooga, Tennessee on 4 Aug 1864
    • Pension Index Cards
      James F. Penquite filed for a pension on 29 Mar 1888 (Application #647531, no Certificate #) for service in Co H, 39th OVI
      died 16 May 1897
    • Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Grave Database
      James Penquite (1840-1897) 39th Ohio Infantry
      buried Highland Cemetery, Minneapolis, Ottawa County, Kansas
 
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  • John M. Penquite (21 Feb 1838-11 Oct 1910) - Private, Battery K, 2nd Ohio Heavy Artillery Regiment
    • Beers History of Warren County page 1047,
      "John M., enlisted December, 1863, in Company K, 2d Ohio Artillery, and was honorably discharged August, 1865"
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "John M. Penquite, e. Dec. 1863, bat. K, 2d O. V. H. A.; dis. Aug. 23, 1865."
    • "Washington And Union Township Participants In The Civil War" article by Dallas Bogan
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 25 year old Private on 2 Jan 1864
      Mustered into Co K 2nd OHA on 2 Jan 1864
      Mustered out at Nashville, Tennessee on 23 Aug 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Filed of pension on 10 Jan 1888 (Certificate #502452) for service in Co K 2nd OHA
    • The Western Star, Lebanon, Ohio, November 3, 1910
      "John M. Penquite, a veteran of the Civil War, passed away at his nephew Dr. W. Penquite's of Chicksha, Oklahoma, October 11, aged 72 years seven months and eighteen days.
      "When the call for arms in defense of his country came he enlisted in Second Ohio Heavy Artillery and was in the army until the close of the war.
      "Dr. W. B. Penquite came through with the remains to Clarksville, Ohio, their old home and was interred on Sunday, October 16, in the I. O. O. F. cemetery."
 
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  • Joseph Jackson Penquite (c1836-1913) - Private, Company K, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Beers History of Warren County page1047,
      "Joseph J. and Warren were also soldiers in the rebellion."
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 146th OVI
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Jos. J. Penquite e. May 2, 1864, co G, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1864."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 28 year old Private on 2 May 1864
      Mustered into Co K 146th OVI on 2 May 1864
      Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
    • Pension Index Cards
      Joseph Jackson Penquite filed for pension in Missouri on 7 Mar 1892 & on 18 ___ 1904 (Certificate #956358) for service in Co K 146th OVI
      died at Lamonte Mo. on 3 Sep 1913
      Eva E. Penquite filed for widows' pension in Missouri on 19 Sep 1913 (Certificate #768869)
 
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  • Warren Dakin Penquite (16 Feb 1843-26 Aug 1914) - Private, Company D, 2nd Ohio Heavy Artillery Regiment
    • Beers History of Warren County page1047,
      "Joseph J. and Warren were also soldiers in the rebellion."
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Penquite, Warren D. e. Aug. 24, 1863, bat. D, 2d O. V. H. A.; dis. June, 1865."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 20 year old Private on 17 Aug 1863
      Mustered into Co D 2nd OHA on 7 Sep 1863
      Mustered out at Columbus, Ohio on 23 Aug 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Filed for pension on 10 Jun 1886 (Certificate #435059) for service in Co D 2nd OHA
      died at Wilmington, Ohio on 26 Aug 1914
    • Ohio Death Certificate #43068 (1914) for Warren Dakin Penquite
      single, white, male
      born 16 Feb 1843 in Ohio to Stephen Penquite and Margaret Jackson
      died 26 Aug 1914 at Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio
      buried 28 Aug 1914 at Wilmington Cemetery
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  • Charles D. Perrine (c1843-1864) - Private, Company B, 2nd Ohio Heavy Artillery
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  • David S. Perrine (1842-1864) - Private, Company A, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Beers History of Warren County page 1061,
      "David S. enlisted in the 79th O. V. I., was mortally wounded at Peach Tree Creek, died at Chattanooga, and was buried in the National Cemetery at that place."
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 79th OVI
    • "Washington And Union Township Participants In The Civil War" article by Dallas Bogan
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Perrine, David S. co. A, 79th O. V. I.; wounded at Peachtree Creek, Ga. had leg amputated; died in hosp. at Chattanooga, Tenn. Aug. 4, 1864."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 19 year old private on 6 Aug 1862
      Mustered into Co A, 79th OVI on 23 Aug 1862
      Wounded in left leg at Peach Tree Creek, Georgia on 20 Jul 1864 (leg amputate)
      Died of his wounds at Chattanooga, Tennessee on 4 Aug 1864
      Buried at Chattanooga National Cemetery, Chattanooga, Tennessee, Grave F-404
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  • Garrett Perrine (1818 - ____) - Private, Co M, 2nd Colorado Cavalry Regiment
    • "Washington And Union Township Participants In The Civil War" article by Dallas Bogan
    • Beers History of Warren County page 1061,
      "Garrett enlisted in the 2d Colo. I., serving three years; he was discharged on account of sickness; he resides in McDonough Co., Ill."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a private
      Served in Co E, 3rd Colorado Infantry
      Transferred into Co M, 2nd Colorado Cavalry on 1 Oct 1863
    • Pension Index Card
      Filed for pension on 3 Mar 1880 (Certificate #313474) for service in Co M, 2nd Colorado Cavalry
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  • George Washington Perrine (1816-1863) - Private, Company F, 74th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Beers History of Warren County, Ohio page 1061
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      George W. Perrine enlisted as a 45 year old Private on 8 Jan 1862
      Mustered into Co F, 74th OVI on 17 Mar 1862
      Died of disease at Nashville, Tennessee on 14 Jan 1863
      Buried at Nashville National Cemetery, Madison, TN, Gravesite N-289
    • US Dept of Veteran Affairs, Nationwide Gravesite Locator 
      George W. Perrine, Private, US Army, Civil War
      Date of Death: 14 Jan 1864
      Buried at Nashville National Cemetery, Madison, TN, Section N Site 10498
    • Pension Index Cards
      Rhoda Perrine filed for a widows' pension on 24 Jun 1880 (Application #270766, no Certificate #) for service of George W. Perrine in Co F 74th OVI
      Rhoda Perrine, Guardian, filed for a minor's pension on 22 Jun 1864 (Application #54905, Certificate #34590)
    • "Civil War "Widows' Pension" Applications." Database and images. Footnote.com. http://www.footnote.com
      Laura E. Perrine & Hannah E. Perrine, minor children, pension application no. 54905, certificate no. 34590; service of Geo. W. Perrine (Pvt., Co. F, 74th Ohio Vol. Inf.).
      Admitted 21 Nov 1864 to a pension of $8 per month, commencing 14 Jan 1863 & ending 26 Jul 1868, payable to Rhoda Perrine - Guardian (44 images).
      George Perrine & Rhoda Beedle were married at Elias Beedle's in Turtlecreek Twp by Richard Simonton on 16 Feb 1837
      Rhoda Perrine was granted a divorce and custody of children on 28 Apr 1859
      George Perrine died of typhoid fever at Hospital 2 in Bowling Green, Kentucky on 14 Jan 1864
      Rhoda 's application for a widows' pension filed in 1880 was rejected as she was not his widow since they were divorced in 1859.
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  • James N. Perrine (1836-1885) - Corporal, Company A, 69th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Rose Hill Cemetery - Interment #310 in Sec 5 Lot 90 on 23 Jul 1885
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 69th OVI
    • Beers History of Warren County page 644, 985,
      "In September, 1861, he enlisted in Co. A, 69th O. V. I.; his regiment was stationed at Columbus, guarding prisoners, until 1862, at which time they were sent to the front and annexed to the 14th Corps and for the first year were largely on detached duty; he followed the fortunes of the regiment till after the battle of Stone River, in which he participated; the following June, 1863, on account of inability caused from a chronic disorder, he was honorably discharged and returned to his home."
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Jas. N. Perrine co. A, 69th O. V. I.; wounded and disab. at Stone River; dis. at Marfreesboro, Tenn. Apr. 29, 1863; died July 21, 1885"
    • "Washington And Union Township Participants In The Civil War" article by Dallas Bogan
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 24 year old Corporal on 12 Sep 1861
      Mustered into Co A, 69th Ohio Infantry on 31 Dec 1861
      Disability Discharge at Murfreesboro, Tennessee on 31 Dec 1861
    • Pension Index Cards
      filed for a widows' pension on 26 Jun 1891 (Certificate #405549) for service of James N. Perrine in Co A, 69th OVI
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  • John Perrine (1827-1921) - Wagoner, Company A, 35th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Fellowship Cemetery
    • Beers History of Warren County page 1062,
      "John served for three years as wagoner in Company A, 35th O. V. I., was captured at Anderson’s Pass, Tenn., by Wheeler’s cavalry, Oct 2, 1863, and taken to McMinnville, where he made his escape by traveling after night by the light of the moon, and on the fifth day after capture, reached the camp of the Union army."
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Perrine, John, e. at Lebanon; mustered at Hamilton, Aug. 20, 1861, co. A, 35th O. V.. I.; wagoner; cap. at Anderson pass, in Sequatchie valley, Tenn. by Wheelers's cav. Oct. 2, 1863; escaped in 48 hours; dis. at Chattanooga, Tenn. Aug. 26, 1864."
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 35th OVI
    • "Thirty Fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry" article by Dallas Bogan
    • "Reunion of the 35th, The Western Star, Lebanon, Ohio, Thursday, September 28, 1911, page 1
    • "Washington And Union Township Participants In The Civil War" article by Dallas Bogan
    • Photo: Death of John Perrine, Warren County's "Grand Old Man" Answers the Final Summons, The Western Star, Lebanon, Ohio, Thursday November 17, 1921
      "He enlisted in Co. A, 35th O. V. I., and was mustered in as a wagon-master for the company at Hamilton, on August 15th, 1861, to serve for three years, unless sooner dischaged.  He was mustered out at Chattanooga, Tenn., on August 26th, 1864, upon the expiration of his term of service.  Mr. Perrine served his country faithfully through the war, and participated in many of the decisive battles in which his regiment was engaged.  He was captured by the enemy on Octover [sic] 2nd, 1863, and carried into the heart of the rebel country, but managed to escape, and after enduring great hardship and undergoing many exciting experiences, was finally able to work his way back to his company and continued in the service until his final discharge."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 34 year old Wagoner on 15 Aug 1861
      Mustered into Co A, 35th OVI on 20 Aug 1861
      Mustered out on 26 Aug 1864
    • Pension Index Card
      Filed for a pension on 18 Oct 1899 and on 6 Mar 1907 for service in Co A 35th OVI from 20 Aug 1861 to 26 Aug 1864
      Died 14 Nov 1921 at Lebanon, Ohio
    • "Warren County in the War," part VIII, The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, Saturday, December 19, 1885
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PHILLIPS
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  • George W. Phillips (c1835-____) - Private, Company D, 117th Ohio Infantry & Corporal, Company D, 1st Ohio Heavy Artillery Regiment
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Phillips, Geo. W. co. D, 117th O. V. I.; pro. corp.; trans bat. D 2d O. V. H. A."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      George W. Phillips enlisted as a 27 year old Private on 10 Jul 1862
      Mustered into Co D, 117th OVI on 14 Sep 1862
      Transferred to Co D, 1st OVHA on 12 Aug 1863
      Promoted to Corporal on 24 Aug 1863
      Mustered out at Knoxville, Tennessee on 20 Jun 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      George W. Phillips filed for a pension in Tennessee on 7 Apr 1891 (Application #1013320, Certificate #825185) for service in Co D, 117th OVI & in Co A & D, 1st OVHA
      Frances A. Phillips filed for a widows' pension in Tennessee on 14 Nov 1903 (Application #794651, Certificate #508916)
    • Find A Grave Memorial# 33861974
      George W. Phillips (8 May 1835 - 30 Oct 1903)
      Mount Hope Cemetery, Morgan County, Tennessee
 
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  • James Phillips (1841-1913) - Private, Co A, 12th Ohio Volunteer Infantry & Co C, 23rd Ohio Veteran Infantry
    • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 12th OVI
    • Hardesty's Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Phillips, Jas. e. May 30, 1861, at Morrow, mustered at Camp Dennison, June 19, 1861, co A, 12th O. V. I.; wounded in picket action at Meadow Bluffs, W. Va. Dec. 14, 1863; vet. at Fayetteville, W. Va. Feb. 21, 1864; trans. co. C, 23d O. V. V. I. July, 1864; wounded at Kernstown, W. Va. July 24, 1864; in hosp. with wound at Sandy Hook, Md. July 29, 1864, then a fewdays at Frederick City, a week at Baltimore, and then 7 months at Chester, Pa.; dis. at Cumberland, Md. July 26, 1865; O. G. in Stevens Post, G. A. R."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 24 year old Private on 30 May 1861
      Mustered into Co A 12th OVI on 30 May 1861
      Transferred into Co C 23rd OVI on 1 Jul 1864
      Wounded at Winchester, Virginia on 24 Jul 1864
      Mustered out at Cumberland, Maryland on 26 Jul 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Filed for pension on 29 Aug 1885 (Certificate #338849) for service in Co A 12th OVI & in Co C 23rd OVI
      died 13 Apr 1913
    • Application for 12 headstones by E. Wilkerson 29 Oct 1913; 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.
       "James Phillips, Priv, Co A 12th O.V.I. & Co C 23 O.V.I. died 13 Apr 1913"
 
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  • Jason D. Phillips (1840-1895) - Sergeant, Company F, 34th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery - Interment #2034 of Jason D. Phillips in Section M Lot 206 on 12 Jul 1895
    • Hardesty's Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Phillips, Jason, 4 years in co. F, 34th O. V. I.; cap.; held 3 months."
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 34th OVI
    • Record of Discharge for Jason L. Phillips
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Jason D. Phillips enrolled at a 21 year old Private on 25 Jul 1861
      Mustered into Co F 34th OVI on 2 Sep 1861
      Promoted to Sergeant on 1 Sep 1864
      Transferred into Co F 36th OVI on 20 Feb 1865
      Discharged on 18 Mar 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Jason D. Phillips filed for pension on 3 Oct 1891 (Certificate #864437) for service in Co F 34th OVI and Co F 36th OVI
 
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  • John Henry Phillips (1838-1917) - Private, Company B, 144th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      John Phillips enlisted as a 26 year old Private on 2 May 1864
      Mustered into Co B, 144th OVI on 2 May 1864
      Listed as POW at Berryville, Virginia on 13 Aug 1864
      [no further record]
    • Pension Index Cards
      John Phillips filed for an invalid pension on 11 Jul 1890- & 8 Feb 1907 (Application #893920, Certificate #648583) for service in Co B 144 OVI
      died 21 Nov 1911
      ___ filed for a widow's pension on 22 Dec 1911 (Application #977186, Certificate #737128)
    • NOTE: IT APPEARS THAT THIS JOHN PHILLIPS IS NOT THE SAME JOHN PHILLIPS BURIED IN THE DEERFIELD CEMETERY
 
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  • John M. Phillips (1834-1921) - Private, Company K, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • gravestone at Miami Cemetery - Interment #3886 in Section H Lot 50 on 28 Mar 1921
    • Transcription of Civil War Discharge contributed by Vivian Combs Moon on 18 Mar 2004
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 79th OVI
    • Hardesty's Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Phillips, John, e. Aug. 1862, co. K, 79th O. V. I.; dis. June 17, 1865.
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 28 year old Sergeant on 15 Aug 1862
      Mustered into Co K 79th OVI on 29 Sep 1862
      Reduced to Private on 11 Jul 1863
      Mustered out at Louisville, Kentucky on 9 Jun 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Filed for pension on 17 Jun 1879 & on 18 Aug 1908 (Certificate #358415) for service in Co K 79th OVI
      died at Waynesville, Ohio 24 March 1921
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  • Orson B. Phillips (c1837-1863) - Corporal, Company I, 86th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Orson B. Phillips enlisted as a 26 year old Corporal on 16 Jun 1863
      Commissioned into Co I, 86th OVI on 16 Jun 1863
      Died of disease at Lexington, Kentucky on 25 Dec 1863
      Buried at Cave Hill National Cemetery, Louisville, Kentucky, Gravesite 10-430
 
 
  • Stephen C. Phillips (1842-1934) - Corporal, US Navy
    • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery - Interment #4892 in Section M Lot 209 on 30 Jul 1934
    • Image from The Western Star, Lebanon, Ohio Thursday 2 Aug 1934
      "When Admiral Farragut ran the Vicksburg blockade, "Uncle Steve" - then in his early twenties - was on the admiral's ship.  The rudder broke and the young man was among the volunteers to go down the side of the ship under heavy fire and make repairs."
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PICKERING
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  • David (or Daniel) B. Pickering (1843-1935) - Private, Company K & G, 34th Ohio Infantry & Co K, 36th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Rose Hill Cemetery - Interment #2799 of David B. Pickering in Sec 1 Lot 30 on 21 Mar 1935
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 34th OVI
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Daniel B. Pickering enlisted as a 20 year old Private on 20 Feb 1864
      Mustered into Co K, 34th OVI on 20 Feb 1864
      Transferred from Co K to Co G 34th OVI on 3 Sep 1864
      Transferred to to C, 36th OVI on 20 Feb 1865
      David B. Pickering Mustered out at Wheeling, West Virginia on 27 Jul 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      David B. Pickering filed for a pension on 27 Oct 1890 & on 22 Mar 1907 (Application #904783, Certificate #640624) for service in Co G & K 34th OVI & Co K 36th OVI
    • Ohio Death Certificate #20631 (1935) David B. Pickering
      retired white male farmer married to Sophia Pickering
      born 26 Jul 1843 in Darke County, Ohio to Martin Pickering and Elizabeth Baker
      died 19 Mar 1935 at Mason, Warren County, Ohio
      buried 21 Mar 1935 Mason, O.
    • "James Dumford Dies - ," obituary, unnamed paper dated 17 Apr 1930 on file at the Warren County Genealogical Society
      "For Mr. James Dumford, one of the boys in blue, "taps" was sounded on Saturday night, after an illness of serveral weeks duration. But one civil war veteran is now left in Mason, Mr. David Pickering. . . ."
    • "David Pickering Services Today; Was Last Surviving Civil War Veteran Living at Mason," obituary, unnamed paper dated 21 Mar 1935 on file at the Warren County Genealogical Society
      " . . .Mr. Pickering was well known in many sections of the county. He formerly was engaged in farming but had spent his later life in Mason. He was one of the conty's oldest Civil War Veterans. . . ."
    • 17 JAN 1865 CIVIL WAR LETTER FROM DAVID PICKERING TO HIS MOTHER
      Transcription provided by Will Motsinger with a notation that it was “from a letter from Connnie Rices’ great great grandpa, to her great great great grandma Pickering”
      Jan. 17, 1865
      Phillips W. Va.
      Dear Mother
      It is with pleasure that I seat myself to write you a few lines, to let you know how I am getting along. I am well at present and I hope when these few lines come to your hand they may find you all well.
      I suppose that you have heard of us all getting captured. Well I was in prison two days and two nights, they took me about 30 miles and one of the rebels told me that tomorrow night at this time I would be at Warm Springs, and I thought maby [sic] I would. We stopped to camp about sundown and about one o’clock they started to march, and I asked Sargent Miller of my company if he would try to get away if I would and he said he would try if I would. And we came to a mountain and he started and I followed suit.
      The guard saw us and hollered “halt halt you yankee son of a bitch and we didn’t know what he meant. We hadn’t larned there commands yet.
      He shot at us several times, but we ran so fast that the bullets couldn’t catch up wit us and we got away. We got parted when they shot at us and we didn’t get to gather [sic] till night. We kept in the mountains for about ten miles and I never saw but one house. I went in and there sat Allen Miller, and we stayed all night with him. He was a good Union man and he never charged us a cent. Well I will tell you who is captured yet: Silas Wolf, Hiram Camphill, Thomas Hipple, George Colville, Billy Colville, Charly Colville, Eli Shear, and all the boys around their but Milton Philips and myself.
      They got 42 of our company I tell you there is a small squad of us now I think that we will go somewhere to recuit [sic] up again. I tell you they will have to watch me pretty close if they want to keep me. Eli Shear seen me run and he said there goes Penn. My hat caught on a brush but I didn’t take the time to get it. I went bare headed through the mountains just a whooping and where I stayed all night they gave me a hat. They took all our clothing but I have got plenty now. I went to Beverly and got some blankets and an overcoat. The officers had a dance in Beverly that night, some think that it was done a pourpose. [sic] I think it was a little one sided thing. I think that the officers will be court marshaled, for being so careless. The rebels came in about four o’clock in the morning. We had on some of their garb that was no account at all. They came up to the picket post and the guard halted him and told him to advance and the guard had no more sense than to go right up to him and then they gobbed him up and came charging into camp. We was all asleep when they came in. When they began to shoot it soon woke us up. I jumped up and grabbed my gun and looked out of the shanty, and they were all around us and then I went to pulling on my and when I got one on they commenced hollering “come out here you yankee son of a bitch”. I told them not to be in to big a hurry and when I went out the door they struck at my head with their sabers, but I dodged it and they shot at me twice, but couldn’t hit me. I began to think that I am pretty lucky. Well I must close for the present, I suppose that you hard all about us and you will have me dead a dozen times, but you needn’t be uneasy about Penn he is all right write soon direct to Philips West Va. Company G 34th O.V.I.
      ________________________________________
      The Regimental History of the 34th OVI contains the following about the events discussed in the letter.
      On Jan. 11, 1865, the post of Beverly, garrisoned by the 34th, which by this time was reduced to 300 men present for duty, and the dismounted portion of the 8th Ohio cavalry, was attacked by the enemy. So secret and sudden was the attack - no alarm whatever being given until the enemy was in the quarters - that resistance was out of the question and nearly every man was at one time a prisoner, though subsequently a great many escaped, favored by the darkness and intense excitement of the occasion. The survivors of this most unfortunate and disgraceful affair were consolidated with the 36th Ohio, the union of the separate organizations dating from Feb. 22, 1865, and in which the old 34th lost its identity.
PIERSON
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  • James Harvey Pierson (1846-1884) - Private, Compay A, 12th Ohio infantry and Company C, 23rd Ohio Infantry
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 12th OVI
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 20 year old Private on 8 Feb 1864
      mustered into Co. A, 12th OVI on 8 Feb 1864
      transferred into Co C, 23th OVI on 1 Jul 1864
      mustered out at Cumberland, Maryland on 26 Jul 1865
    • Roster Commission, Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1866. Vol. II (Cincinnati: Wilstach, Baldwin & Co, 1886), page 356
      Pierson, James H., Private, Co A, 12th OVI, age 20, enlisted 8 Feb 1864 for 3 years; Transferred to Co. C, 23d O. V. I., July 1, 1864.
    • Roster Commission, Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1866. Vol. III (Cincinnati: Ohio Valley Pub. & Mfg. Co., 1886), page 90
      Pierson, James, Private, Co C, 23rd OVI, age 19, enlisted 8 Feb 1864 for 3 years, transferred from Co. A, 12th O. V. I., July 1, 1864; absent, sick ____; mustered out July 26, 1865 by order of War Department
    • Pension Index Cards
      James Pierson filed for an invalid pension on 25 Mar 1882 (Application # 444026, Certificate # 336472)
      his widow filed for a widow's pension (Application #345591, Certificate #229606)
    • William Henry Perrin, A. A. Graham, and D. M. Blair, The History of Coles County, Illinois: containing A History of the County-its Cities, Towns, &c.; a Directory of its Tax-Payers; Portraits of Early Settlers and Prominent Men; General and Local Statistics; Map of Coles County; History of Illinois, Illustrated; History of the Northwest, Illustrated; Constitution of the United States, Miscellaneous Matters, &c. &c. (Chicago: Wm. Le Baron, Jr., 1879), Page 574 (East Oakland Township Biographical Sketches)
      “JAMES H. PIERSON, farmer and stock raiser; P.O. Oakland; born in Warren Co., Ohio, April 6, 1847, where he engaged in farming until Feb. 15, 1863, when, at the age of 15 years, he enlisted as private in Co. A, 12th Ohio V. I., and went forward to battle for the Union; he was in many hard-fought battles, among which were South Mountain, Antietam, 2d Bull Run, Winchester, Cedar Creek, Lynchburg and was with the 16th Army Corps under Gen. Hunter in front of Richmond; at the battle of Winchester, he was wounded and sent to the hospital for two months; at the battle of South Mountain a ball passed through his blouse; at the battle of Lynchburg, a shot struck and carried away his canteen; while scaling a stone wall upon the retreat of the Union army at the battle of Winchester, a solid shot struck the wall beneath him, which demolished the wall, broke the stock of his gun into atoms, and stunted and bruised him badly by the falling stones.; a companion seeing this incident and supposing him killed, so reported to his folks, under which impression they labored until his return at the close of the war; he was mustered out of service with his regiment in August, 1865, at Cleveland, Ohio. After remaining in Ohio a short time he emigrated to Edgar Co., Ill., where he arrived with a capital of 75 cents; he immediately commenced work in a saw mill at $1.25 per day, which business he followed for several years; he removed upon his present place in 1870, where he owns 160 acres of land under cultivation; 116 hear of cattle, upward of 100 hogs, 120 head of sheep and 18 head of horses and mules, which he has accumulated by hard labor, energy and industry, being nobly assisted by the aid of his wife, to whom he was married May 18, 1870; her maiden name was Susan S. Brodie; she was born in Arena, Wis., Jan. 6, 1858; they have four children now living by this union, viz., Ollie M., Flora B., Jackson and William S.; at the time of his marriage he had neither money to procure the license nor defray the expense of the ceremony, the same being advanced by his employer, Mr. R. F. Larimer, a prominent merchant of Oakland, who has nobly rendered him assistance at different times, and of whom he speaks in term of the highest praise.”
PINE
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  • Charles T. Pine (1845-1908) - Private, Company I, 131st Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 19 year old private on 2 May 1864
      Mustered into Co I, 131st OVI on 14 May 1864
      Mustered out at Camp Chase, Ohio on 25 Aug 1864
    • Pension Index Cards
      Filed for pension in Ohio on 15 Aug 1898 & on 11 Jan 1907 (Certificate #973497) for service in Co I, 131st OVI
      Lydia L. Pine file for widows' pensionin Ohio (Certificate #662603)
PIPER
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  • Henry J. Piper (1841-1914) - Company A, 60th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Woodhill Cemetery - Sec 5 Lot 97-5
    • WPA Veteran Grave Registration Plat Maps - Woodhill Cemetery #110 (sheets 65-72)
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Henry J. Piper enlisted as a 20 year old Privae on 16 Oct 1861
      Mustered into Co. a, 60th OVI on 28 Feb 1862
      Musered out on 10 Nov 1862
    • Pension Index Cards
      Henry J. Piper filed for an invalid pension on 25 Jul 1890 and25 Feb 1907 (Application #830681, Certificate #977054) for service in Co A, 60th OVI
      died 14 Dec 1914 at Franklin, Ohio
      Mary E. Piper fied for a widow's pension on 4 Jan 1915 (Application #1039319, Certificate #797167)
PITTSFIELD
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PLATT
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  • James Clifton Platt (1842-1935) - Private, Company A, 12th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 12th OVI
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Platt, Jas. C. co. A, 12th O. V. I.; vet.; dis with 23d O. V. V. I. July 1865."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      James Clifton Platt enlisted as a 19 year old Private on 30 May 1861
      Mustered into Co A, 12th OVI on 30 May 1861
      Absent sick, Fayetteville, West Virginia (no dates)
      Wounded in chest (no dates)
      Mustered out at Columbus, Ohio on 11 Jul 1864
      Other Information: b. 6 Feb 1835, Cincinnati; d. 1 Aug 1935, Union City, Indiana; buried Union City Indiana [see obituary with entry]
    • Pension Index Cards
      Clifton Platt filed for a pension on 29 May 1865 & on 1 Mar 1907 (Application #70068, Certificate #95327) for service in Co A, 12th OVI
    • "War Veteran. - J. C. Platt, for years a leading citizen, answers last call," obituary, Union City (Indiana) Evening Times, Thursday, 1 Aug 1935
      transcription by Mark Davislocated on American Civil War Research Database
      " . . . He enlisted in his country's service in the big Civil War in which he served with distinction and bravery nearly the whole period of the war. In one battle he was shot by a bullet that entered below the heart and passed clear through the body yet he recovered and as soon as he was well enough re-entered the service. On one occasion he carried the lieutenant of his company who was wounded and went down, from the battle field on his back while bullets were striking all about. Toward the close of the war he was accidentally cut in the knee by an axe in the hands of a fellow soldier who was chopping wood. He recovered but went through the rest of his life with a stiff knee. He was a member of the 12th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He received his honorable discharge from the service June 12, 1864, at Columbus, O. . . ."
POLLOCK
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  • Rev. James T. Pollock (____-1917) - Chaplain, Field & Staff, 90th Indiana Infanty Regiment
    • Beers History of Warren County, Ohio page 618
    • McKay, The Centennial Atlas of Warren County, Ohio, P. 78-79, List of Living Soldiers of All Wars
      Franklin Twp; Rev. Jas. T. Pollock, 90th Ind. V. I., 1 yr., Chaplain
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a Chaplain on 26 Oct 1864
      Commissioned into Field & Staff 91st Ind Vol. Inf. on 2 Dec 1864
      Mustered out at Salisbury, North Carolina on 26 Sep 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Filed for pension in Ohio on 1 Apr 1897 & 21 Feb 1907 (SC#954215) for service in F&S, 91st Ind. Inf.
      died at Bridgeport, Connecticut on 29 Apr 1917
      Elizabeth A. Pollock filed for a widows' pension in Connecticut on 13 Jun 1917 (WC#830442)
POLSGROVE
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  • Michael Polgrove/Polsgrove (c1837-____) - Private, Company D, 184th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Pfolsgrot, Michael, e. spring of 1865, 184th O. V. I.; dis. with regt."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Michael Polgrove enlisted as a 28 year old Private on 2 Feb 1865
      Mustered into Co D, 184th OVI on 18 Feb 1865
      Mustered out at Nashville, Tennessee on 20 Sep 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Michael Polsgrove filed for a pension in Ohio on 17 Dec 1890 (Application #966991, no Certificate #) for servicee in Co D 184th OVI
POPPE
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  • Gustav Poppe (1835-1915) - Private, Company A, 12th Ohio Infantry (3 months) & Company K, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiments
    • photo of gravestone at Morrow Cemetery
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 12th OVI
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 146th OVI
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Poppee, Gustave, e. May 2, 1864, co. K, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 7, 1864."
    • Service Record #1 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Gustave Poppe enlisted as a 22 year old Private on 20 Apr 1861
      Mustered into Co A, 12th OVI on 4 May 1861 (3 months)
      Mustered out on 18 Aug 1861
    • Service Record #2 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Gustav Poppee enlisted as a 28 year old Private on 2 May 1864
      Mustered into Co K, 146th OVI on 2 May 1864
      Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
    • Ohio. Warren County. 1890 U.S. Census, "special schedule.-surviving soldiers, sailors, and marines, and widows, etc. Digital images. Ancestry.com.
      Salem Twp ED 296, page 111, dwelling 349, family 365
      39 Poppie, Gustav, Pvt Co A 12th OVI from 25 Apr 1861 to 18 Aug 1861
      40 Poppie, Gustav, Pvt, Co K 146 OVI from 2 May 1864 to 7 Sep 1864
    • Pension Index Cards
      Gustav Poppe filed for a pension in Ohio on 25 Nov 1890 & 14 Mar 1907 (Application #966353, Certificate #850279) for service in Co A, 12th OVI & in Co K, 146th OVI
      died 18 Sep 1915 at Morrow, Ohio
      Martha J. Poppe filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on 17 Mar 1916 (Application #1062806, Certificate #807027)
    • Ohio Death Certificate #52128 (1915) Gustav Poppe
      married white male farmer
      born 24 Jun 1835 in Germany (parents not listed)
      died 18 Sep 1915 in Salem Twp, Warren County, Ohio
      buried 21 Sep 1915 at Morrow, Ohio
POTTER
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  • Millard F. Potter (1844-1906) - Private, Company E, 3rd Michigan Volunteer Cavalry Regiment
    • grave at Woodhill Cemetery
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Potter, M. F. was in service in 3e Mich. Inf. regt."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Millard F. Potter enlisted as a 19 year old Private at Allegan, Michigan on 11 Mar 1862
      Mustered into Co E, 3rd MiVC on 11 MAr 1862
      Attached to 9th Illinois Cavalry on 31 Jan 1864
      Returned on 30 May 1864
      Mustered out at Brownsville, Arkansas on 13 Mar 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Millard F. Potter filed for a pension on 30 Jun 1880 (Application #406185, Certificate #817470) for service in Co E, 3rd MiVC
      Ella M. Potter filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on 10 Jan 1907 (Application #861404, Certificate #648451)
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    • Ohio. Warren County. 1890 U.S. Census, "special schedule.-surviving soldiers, sailors, and marines, and widows, etc. Digital images. Ancestry.com.
      Franklin north 4th Street extension, ED 292, page 7 line 32 dwelling 254 family 295, Franklin Post Office
      Millard F. Potter, Pvt, Co E, 3rd Mich Cav from 11 Mar 1862 to 13 Mar 1865, 3 years and 2 days
POTTS
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  • Joseph Hoyle Potts (1838-1923) - 1st Lieutenant, Company F, 75th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Springboro Cemetery
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 75th OVI
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Joseph H. Potts enlisted as a 23 year old Sergeant on 27 Sep 1861
      Mustered into Co F, 75th OVI on 14 Dec 1861
      Promoted to 1st Sergeant 1 Nov 1862, 2nd Lieutenant 3 Dec 1`862 & 1st Lieutenant 12 Jan 1863 (not mustered)
      Captured at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania on 2 Jul 1863. Confined at Macon, Georgia and Columbia, South Carolina.
      Discharged 17 Jan 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Jospeh H. Potts filed for a pension on 28 Apr 1888 & 15 Feb 1907 (Application #653049, Certificate #492753) for service in Co F 75th OVI
      died 15 Jan 1923 at Richmond, Indiana
POWELL
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POWERS
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  • John Powers (-) - Company F, 23rd Kentucky Infantry Regiment
    • Beers History of Warren County, Ohio page 618
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "John Powers enlisted at Camp King, Covington, Ky. Nov. 1861, co. F, 23d Ky V. I.; vet at Blaines Cross Roads, Tenn. Jan. 5, 1864; det. stretcher bearer at Kenesaw Mt.; so served 2 months; in hosp. at Victoria Texas, Sept. 1865, chills; m. o. at Louisville, Ky. Jan. 1, 1866."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a Private at Camp King, Ky on 16 Nov 1861
      Mustered into Co F 23rd Ky Inf on 10 Dec 1861
      Reenlisted 5 Jan 1864
      Detailed with Ambulance Corps on 22 Jun 1864
    • Pension Index Cards
      Filed for pension on 22 Jun 1880 & 27 Feb 1907 (SC#524605) for service in Co F 23d Ky Inf.
PRATER
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  • Henry Prater (c1840-1922) - Corporal, Co G, 84th Ohio Infantry, Private, Co A 34th Ohio Infantry & Corporal, Co A 36th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery - Interment #3952 in Sec M Lot 25 on 28 Apr 1922
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Henry Prater e. at Columbus, June 11, 1862, co. G, 84th O. V. I.; dis. at Camp Delaware, O. Sept. 20, 1862; e. at Hamilton, Dec. 18, 1863, co. A, 34th O. V. V. I.; pro. corp. then 5th Sergt.; cap. at Beverly, W. Va. Jan. 11, 1865; escaped in 3 days while being marched to Richmond; dis. at Wheeling, W. Va. July 27, 1865; adjt. Hoel Post. G. A. R."
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 34th OVI
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Henry Prater enlisted as a 21 year old Corporal on 2 Jun 1862
      Mustered into Co G, 84th OVI on 10 Jun 1862 (3 months)
      Mustered out at Camp Delaware, Ohio on  20 Sep 1862
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Henry Prator enlisted as a 23 year old Private on 8 Dec 1863.
      Mustered into Co A, 34th OVI on 8 Dec 1863
      Detatched duty as nurse in hospital, Winchester, Virginia
      Henry Prater transferred into Co A, 36th OVI on 20 Feb 1865
      Promoted to Corporal 1 Jul 1865
      Mustered out at Wheeling, West Virginia on 27 Jul 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Henry Prater filed for a pension on 27 Jan 1890 & on 9 Sept. 1910 (Application #751706, Certificate #568068) for service in Co G 84 OVI, & Co A, 34th & 36th OVI
      died at National Military Home Ohio on 26 April 1922
    • U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938
      Henry Prater, Central Branch, National Military Home, Register S, #42964
      Military History: Enlisted 8 Dec 1863 Hamilton Ohio as Prv Co A 36 Ohio Inf; discharged 27 Jul 1865
      Domestic History: born Ohio, age 80, farmer, residing at Waynesville, Warren Co Ohio; daughter Mrs. W. E. Cornell, Waynesville, Ohio
      Home History: Admitted to C.Br. 18 Jan 1920, died 26 Apr 1922
      General Remarks: body shipped to Waynesville, Ohio; final payment to Harry Prater (son), Route 1, Waynesville, Ohio
    • Ohio Death Certificate #24400 (1922) Henry Prater
      widowed white male farmer
      died 26 Apr 1922 National Military Home Ohio, Jefferson Twp, Montgomery County, Ohio
      buried Waynesville, Ohio
 
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  • Job Slack Prater (1844-1922) - Private, Company B, 180th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Prater, Job, e. Aug 20, 1864, co. B, 180th O. V. I.; sergt.; dis. with regt."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Job S. Prater enlisted as a 21 year old Private on 20 Aug 1864
      Mustered into Co B, 180th OVI on 29 Sep 1864
      Mustered out at Charlotte, North Carolina on 12 Jul 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Job S. Prater filed for a pension in Kansas on 7 Jan 1890 & 23 Feb 1907 (Application #748073, Certificate #765177) for service in Co B, 180th OVI
      died 21 Jun 1922 at Winfield, Kansas
      Martha E. Prater filed for a widows' pension in Kansas on 30 Jun 1922 (Application #1191164, Certificate #921703)
    • Find A Grave Memorial# 18959840
    • Pvt Job. Slack Prater (16 May 1844 - 21 Jun 1922)
      Oxford Cemetery, Oxford, Sumner County, Kansas
 
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PRATT
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  • William H. Pratt (1836-1898) - Corporal, Company B, 74th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery - Interment #2248 in lot 1 grave 23 on 1 Jan 1899
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Pratt, Wm. H. e. Sept. 1861, co. B, 74th O. V. I.; pro. corp.; vet. and dis. with regt.; wounded at Stone River; again at Jonesboro, Ga."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 23 year old Corporal on 18 Nov 1861
      Mustered into Co B 74th OVI on 18 Jan 1862
      Promoted to Corporal on 16 Feb 1864
      Mustered out at Louisville, Kentucky on 10 Jul 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Filed for pension on 5 Feb 1880 (Certificate #259543) for service in Co B 74th OVI
      Lucy J. Pratt filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on 27 Jan 1899 (Certificate #479969)
PRAY
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  • John W. Pray (c1845-1911) - Private, Company C, 2nd Ohio Infantry and Company E, 18th Ohio Infantry
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 2nd OVI
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      John W. Pray enlisted as a 17 year old Private on 13 Sep 1862
      Mustered into Co C, 2nd OVI on 13 Sep 1862
      Captured at Chickamauga, Georgia on 20 Sep 1863
      Transferred into Co E, 18th OVVI on 10 Oct 1864
      Mustered out on 10 Jun 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      John W. Pray filed for a pension in Kansas on 5 Mar 1887 (Application #600545, Certificate #376072) for service in Co C, 2nd OVI from 13 Sep 1862 to 16 Jun 1865
      died at Maize Kansas on 21 Nov 1911
      Nancy J. Pray filed for a widows' pension in Kansas on 8 Jan 1912 (Application #977973, Certificate #738549)
    • gravestone photo: Find A Grave Memorial# 6393142
      John W. Pray (16 Feb 1845 - 21 Nov 1911)
      Maize Park Cemetery, Maize, Sedgwick County, Kansas
PRENDERGAST
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  • James Prendergast (1844 - 1918) - Private, Company G, 2nd Ohio Heavy Artillery Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery - Interment #3663 in Sec N lot 26 on 29 Apr 1918
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Prendergast, Jas. e. July 12, 1863, bat. G, 2d O. V. H. A.; dis. Aug. 27, 1865."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      James Prendegrast enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 12 Jul 1863
      Mustered into Co G 2nd OHA on 19 Sep 1863
      Mustered out at Nashville, Tennessee on 23 Aug 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Filed for pension in Ohio on 10 Sep 1890 & on 19 Mar 1907 (Certificate #1137176) for service in Co G 2nd OHA
      died at Waynesville, Ohio on 26 Apr 1918
      Rebecca Prendergast filed for widows' pension in Ohio on 4 May 1918 (Certificate #858613)
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  • Thomas Prendergast (1846 - 1926) - Private, Company C, 70th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • unmarked grave at Miami Cemetery - Interment #4246 in Sec N Lot 26 on 6 Apr 1926
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Thomas Panderguest enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 7 Aug 1864
      Mustered in as a substitute in Co C, 70th OVI on 7 Aug 1864
      Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 15 Jul 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Thomas Prendergast alias Prenderguest filed for a pension on 2 Apr 1892 (Application #1103650, Certificate #850283) for service in Co C, 70th OVI
      died 4 Apr 1926 at Waynesville, Ohio
    • Ohio Death Certificate #28620 (1926) Thomas Prendergast
      single white male farmer who served in the US Army
      born May 1846 to William Prendergast and Johanna Carey
      died 3 Apr 1926 at Waynesville, Warren County, Ohio
      buried 5 Apr 11926 at Miami Cemetery
PRENTICE
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PRESSLER
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PRICE
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  • George P. Price (c1845-1910) - Private, Company E, 2nd Ohio Heavy Artillery Regiment
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Price, Geo. P. e. July, 1863, 2d O. V. H. A.; served 2 years. "
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      George P. Price enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 22 Jul 1863
      Mustered into Co E, 2nd OVHA on 9 Sep 1863
      Mustered out at Nashville, Tennessee on 23 Aug 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      George P. Price filed for a pension on 7 Nov 1879 (Application #320616, Certificate #253576) for service in Co E, 2nd OVHA
      died 10 Sep 1910
      Hannah E. Price filed for a widows' pension in California on 24 Oct 1910 (Application #951215, Certificate #713694)
      XC969442
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  • Herschel W. Price (1835 - c1898) - 1st Lieutenant, Company D, 27th Infantry Regiment, United States Colored Troops
    • Beers History of Warren County page 1039
      "Mr. Price, being a War Democrat, aided the Union cause in various ways; he assisted the Governor in recruiting volunteers for the war, in which he was eminently successful, and was frequntly [sic] sent on secret missions after deserters and derelict army officials; in 1864 he was commissioned 1st Lieutenant in the 27th Regiment of United States Colored Troops, and followed the fortunes of the Army of the Potomac in its terrible ordeal of fire, sword and blood from North Anna to Petersburg, Spottsylvania, the Wilderness, Coal Harbor, Mine Run and Petersburg are familiar names to him, and the awful conflicts around and about Richmond are images that are ever impressed upon his mind. "
    • "Massie, Salem, And Harlan, Township Participants In The Civil War" article by Dallas Bogan
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 29 year old 1st Lieutenant on 25 Feb 1864
      Commissioned into Co D 27th USCT on 16 Mar 1864
      Discharged on 2 Sep 1864
    • Pension Index Cards
      Filed of pension on 28 Jun 1880 (Certificate #233711) for service in Co D 27th USCT and unassigned Ohio N. G. Inf.
      Elizabeth Price filed for a widows' pension in Florida on 7 ___ 1898 (Certificate #488473)
    • African American Civil War Memorial Plaque #B-43 for Herschell N. Price
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  • James Price (c1843-1865) - Private, Company G & I, 83rd Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Beers History of Warren County, Ohio "Washington Twp Veterans" page 709
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      James Price, of Hamilton, enlisted as a 19 year old Private on 16 Aug 1862
      Mustered into Co G, 83rd OVI on 16 Aug 1862
      Transferred into Co I, 83rd OVI on 17 Jan 1865
      Died of disease at Hamilton, Ohio on 1 Feb 1865
      Buried at Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio
 
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  • William J. Price Sr. (1843-1916) - Private, Company F, 60th Ohio Infantry & Battery E, 2nd Ohio Heavy Artillery Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #4100 in Sec H lot 105-6 on 7 Mar 1916
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Price, Wm. J. e. at Franklin, Oct. 29, 1861, co. F, 60th O. V. I.; cap. at Harpers Ferry; paroled; dis. at Camp Douglas, Ill. Oct. 10, 1862; e. Sept. 5, 1864, bat. E, 2d O. V. H. A.; m.o. at Knoxville, Tenn. June 17, 1865"
    • Service Record #1 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      William J. Price enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 29 Oct 1861
      Mustered into Co F, 60th OVI on 29 Oct 1861
      Mustered out on 10 Nov 1862
    • Service Record #2 from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      William Price enlisted as a 21 year old Private on 15 Sep 1864
      Mustered into Battery E, 2nd OVHA on 15 Sep 1864
      Mustered out at Knoxville, Tennessee on 17 Jun 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      William J. Price filed for a pension on 31 Dec 1879 & on 28 Feb 1907 (Application #336026, Certificate #735842) for service in Co F 60th OVI & in Co E, 2nd OVHA
      died at Lebanon, Ohio on 5 Mar 1916
    • Ohio Death Certificate #21958 (1916) William J. Price Sr.
      widowed white male retired farmer
      born 25 Nov 1843 at Cincinnati, Ohio on 26 Nov 1843 to Wm. Price & Ann Gibbs
      died 6 Mar 1916 at Lebanon, Ohio
      buried 7 Mar 1916 at Lebanon Cemetery
    • "William J. Price," obituary, The Western Star (Lebanon, Ohio), Thursday, March 16, 1916, page 4, column 4
      "William J. Price was born at Cincinnati, Ohio, November 25, 1843, died at the home of his sister March 5, 1916 aged 72 years, 3 months and 11 days. He enlisted in the army at Franklin Ohio October 29, 1861; received an honorable discharge June 17, 1865. He was united in marriage to Anna E. Coburn November 10, 1869. To this union were born two children Lewis and William W., Lewis dying in infancy. The wife having passed to the Great Beyond ten years ago, he leaves one sister, one son, four grandchildren and a host of friends to mourn his loss.
      Card of Thanks.
      We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors in our late bereavement of a loving father, also the G. A. R. and Rev. Hunter for his consoling remarks.
      William Price and Family."
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PROBASCO
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  • Abraham Boyd Probasco (1846-1916) - Company A, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #4089 in Corwin Addition Lot 508 on 7 Feb 1916 [ stone & family in Old Section Lot 66]
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 146th OVI
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 308
      "Probosco, A. B. e. May 2, 1864, co. B, 146th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 7, 1864."
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Abram Probasco enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 2 May 1864
      Mustered into Co A, 146th OVI on 2 May 1864
      Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
    • Pension Index Cards
      Abram B. Probasco filed for a pension in Ohio on 3 Jan 1905 & on 19 Feb 1908 (Application #1329671, Certificate #1107317) for service in Co A 146th OVI
      died at Lebanon, Ohio on 4 Feb 1916
      Eva K. Probasco filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on 26 Sep 1916 (Application #1085260, Certificate #829799)
 
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PROCTOR
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  • John D. Proctor (c1833-____) - Private, Company A, 35th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • Warren County Soldiers Serving in the 35th OVI
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      John D. Proctor enlisted as a 28 year old Private on 15 Aug 1861
      Mustered into Co A, 35th OVI on 20 Aug 1861
      Mustered out on 26 Aug 1864
    • Civil War Discharges Warren County, Ohio (Lebanon, OH: Warren County Genealogical Society, 2002), 22
      "Page 69
      Know ye, that John D. Proctor, a private in Capt. L. F. Daugherty's Co. A 35 Reg. Ohio Infantry Volunteers who enrolled on the 15th day of August 1861 to serve three years or during the war is hereby Discharged from the service of the United States this 26th day of August 1864 at Chattanooga TN by reason of expiration of term of service.
      Said John D. Proctor was born in Warren County in the State of Ohio, is 28 years of age, 6 feet 0 inches high, dark complexion, blue eyers, dark hair, and, by occupation when enrolled, a farmer. . . ."
    • Pension Index Cards
      John D. Proctor filed for a pension on 23 Dec 1873 (Application #188491, Certificate #130594) for service in Co A, 35th OVI
    • "Warren County in the War," part VIII, The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette, Saturday, December 19, 1885
 
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  • Thomas M. Proctor (1848-1891) - Private, Company K, 135th Ohio Infantry Regiment
    • photo of gravestone at Lebanon Cemetery - Interment #2441 in lot 167-1 on 15 Jul 1891
      died July 13, 1891, aged 42 years 7 months 4 days
    • Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio, Warren County Edition,
      page 308, "Proctor, Thos. e. May 2, 1864, co. K, 135th O. V. I.; dis. Sept 1864."
      page 314, Granville Thurston Post G. A. R., No. 213;
      1885 J. V. C., T. M. Proctor
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Thomas M. Proctor enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 2 May 1864
      Mustered into Co K, 135th OVI on 11 May 1864
      Mustered out at Camp Chase, Ohio on 1 Sep 1864
    • Ohio. Warren County. 1890 U.S. Census, "special schedule.-surviving soldiers, sailors, and marines, and widows, etc. Digital images. Ancestry.com.
      Lebanon ED 300, page 6 line 19 & 20, Dwelling 248, Family 265, Lebanon Post Office
      Thomas Proctor, Pvt, Co K, 135th OVI from 2 May 1864 to 15 Sep 1864, 4 months 13 days
      Thomas Proctor, Pvt, Sharpshooter Detachment from Sep 1864 to Aug 1865
    • Pension Index Cards
      Thomas M. Proctor died 13 Jul 1891
      Mary V. Proctor filed for a widows' pension on 28 Sep 1891 (Applcation #527674, Certificate #861207) for service of Thomas M. Proctor in Co K, 135th OVI
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  • Jesse Pugh (1831-1907)
    • photo of gravestone at Miami Cemetery with G.A.R. flagholder - Interment #2869 in Sec G lot 34 on 15 Jun 1907
    • CAUTION:
      It is not thought that the Jesse Pugh buried in Miami Cemetery is the one who served in Co C 144th OVI even though "Civil War Soldiers Buried in Warren County, Ohio" by Sue Frary, "Lest We Forget, Volume I" by Mary M. Everhart and "Warren County Ohio Veteran Grave Registration Cards" by Mary M. Everhart all list him that way.  Note the following:
      • The biographical sketch in Beers History of Warren County for Jesse Pugh on page 877 makes no mention of military service
      • Jesse Pugh buried in Miami Cemetery was born 1831.  Jesse Pugh of the 144th OVI was only 21 in 1864
      • Jesse Pugh buried in Miami Cemetery was married to Mary A. (Collett) Pugh who died in 1873) and he lived to 1907
        The widow of Jesse Pugh of the 144th OVI was named Mary E. Pugh and filed for a pension 2 Aug 1890 which would suggest that this Jesse was dead by that date
      • The 144th OVI was a 100 day regiment formed from Ohio National Guard Units from Wood and Wyandotte Counties.
    • Service Record from American Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
      Enlisted as a 21 year old Private on 2 May 1864
      Mustered into Co C 144th OVI on 2 May 1864
      Mustered out at Camp Chase, Ohio on 31 Aug 1864
    • Pension Index Cards
      Mary E. Pugh filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on 2 Aug 1890 (WO#459327 - no WC#)
 
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