, I fuQ@Quarterly Newsletter

of theRichland County ChapterOhio Genealogical Society

Ron Stroup

Volume 14 Issue 3

Pat Horchler

Page 4l

Larry Garver

July - September, 1995

Upcoming meetings and speakers:

Aug 24 - Picnic 6:00 p.m. South Park, bringyour own table service and a covereddish.

Sep 28 - Genealogv Help Panel. Bring yourquestions and problems.

Oct 26 - Esthcr Oyster "The Lincoln Highu'ay"Nov 23 - no mcctingDcc - First Families Banquet.

Tour:

Roger Long, our speaker from the June meeting,has offered to provide a tour of Johnson's Islandon Saturday, October 2lst. Meet at Marbleheadlighthousc at l0:30 a.m. If you arc intercsted inthis tour, contact LaDonna O'Neal at (419)886-3 3 5 8

New Members:

Jerry and Pauline McDonald, 486 Cole St,Bushnell, IL 61422 researching WEAVE&RUSSELL, STOUT, and HOLLAR.

Pam Middleton Lee, 68395 Perlita Rd, CathedralCity, CA 9234 researching GNFFITH, GROFFand MIDDLETON.

Free German Map:

For thosc researchers interested in Germzurv, afree colorful map of united Germany is availablefrom: the German Information Center, 950Third Ave, NfY, I,lY 10022-2781. - from theMercer Co Monitor Vol l7 # 3.

St icky si tuat ion:

Tu'o brands of removable self-sick notes (3-MPost-lt and ABM Attention) were examined bythc Document Conservation Branch of theNational Archives and Records Administration.They recommend that no removable self-sticknotes be used on any paper records that havepermanent value because the adhesive staysbehind when the note is removed and the colorstend to run when wet. - from the July/August1995 Seneca Searchers Newsletter.

New Membership rates:

At the June 22 membership meeting, themembers approved new membership rates asfollows: single membership S10.00, joint

membership $12.00, single life membership

$250, joint life membership S300. With theincreases in postage rates and the cost of paper,it was necessary to raise the dues to cover thecost of publishing and mailing the newsletter.The new rates take effect the next membershipyear - January, 1996.

Inside:

Queries pg 42Who Rung a Chestnut Bell? pg 43Member Pedigree Chart pg 44Richland Co Deed Index Vol I pg 45Probate Records - Anna Touby pg 46Burial of Leonard Stillwagon pg 47Veterans buried in Mansfield pg 48Hardesry's Military Biog. Sketches pg 54Richland County Chapter Publications pg 56

Ron Stroup

Volume 14 Issue 3

Quarterly Newsletterof the

Richland County ChapterOhio Genealogical Society

Pat Horchler

Page 41

Larry Garver

July - September, 1995

Upcoming meetings and speakers: Sticky situation:

Aug 24 - Picnic 6:00 p.m. South Park, bringyour own table service and a covereddish.

Sep 28 - Genealogy Help Panel. Bring yourquestions and problems

Oct 26 - Esther Oyster "The Lincoln Highway"Nov 23 - no meetingDec - First Families Banquet.

Tour:

Roger Long, our speaker from the June meeting,has offered to provide a tour of Johnson's Islandon Saturday, October 21 st. Meet at Marbleheadlighthouse at 10:30 a.m. If you are interested inthis tour, contact LaDonna O'Neal at (419)886­3358.

New Members:

Jerry and Pauline McDonald, 486 Cole St,Bushnell, IL 61422 researching WEAVER,RUSSELL, STOUT, and HOLLAR.

Two brands of removable self-stick notes (3-MPost-It and ABM Attention) were examined bythe Document Conservation Branch of theNational Archives and Records Administration.They recommend that no removable self-sticknotes be used on any paper records that havepermanent value because the adhesive staysbehind when the note is removed and the colorstend to run when wet. - from the July/August1995 Seneca Searchers Newsletter.

New Membership rates:

At the June 22 membership meeting, themembers approved new membership rates asfollows: single membership $10.00, jointmembership $12.00, single life membership$250, joint life membership $300. With theincreases in postage rates and the cost of paper,it was necessary to raise the dues to cover thecost of publishing and mailing the newsletter.The new rates take effect the next membershipyear - January, 1996.

Pam Middleton Lee, 68395 Perlita Rd, CathedralCity, CA 9234 researching GRIFFITH, GROFFand MIDDLETON.

Free German Map:

For those researchers interested in Germany, afree colorful map of united Germany is availablefrom: the German Information Center, 950Third Ave, NY, NY 10022-2781. - from theMercer Co Monitor Vol 17 # 3.

Inside:

QueriesWho Rung a Chestnut Bell?Member Pedigree ChartRichland Co Deed Index Vol 1Probate Records - Anna ToubyBurial of Leonard StillwagonVeterans buried in MansfieldHardesty's Military Biog. SketchesRichland County Chapter Publications

pg 42pg 43pg 44pg 45pg 46pg 47pg 48pg 54pg 56

Queries:

GUNSAULLUSBODLEY, CRIBSBEVIER

BRINKGOLDSMITH

FINLEYGAFFNEY

KINNEYZOLMAN

DETWILER

BAKER. WHISLERWHISTLERFUNKWILHELM

see next column

My G-G-G-Grandfather, Levi Alexander GUNSAULLUS, born Wawarsing, New York,

March 1793, died l8 April 1E38, probably Richland County, Ohio. Where is hs buried?

His widorv, Jane BODLEY, born 1800 (probably Cayuga County, New York), did she

remarry Jacob CRIBS 26 Feb 1845, Richland County? When and where did Jane die?

Where is she buried? Jane's pilents were William BODLEY, Sr. and Blandina BEVIER.

Where are they buried? Believe they also came to Ohio with children. Welcomc

correspondence with any interested in the GUNSAULLUS, BODLEY' MOSS' CRIBS

families. Will exchange all information.

Wilda Marshall Brown, Box 422, RD #2, Port Byron, IIY 13140.

I am researching my family name of BRINK. I would appreciate any information

on the birth of twins, Levi and Vinccnt BRINK, born Nov 1836/1837 in Richland

County, Ohio as stated on Levi BRINK's death certificate. The parents were Hcnry

(Steele) BRINK and Mary (GOLDSMITH) BRINK, my great grandparents. Levi

BRINK was my grandfather. I rvill gladly reimbursc for any expcnses incurrcd plus

postage. Please contact:Shirley Rask. l9l2 'E' St, Vancauver, WA 98663-3338.

Seek info on Robert FINLEY and family - second white man to locate in Richland Co.,

OH. His son John FINLEY born 1802, married Rebecca GAFFNEY. Robert FINLEY

was my ggggggrandfather. Will exchange any info I have regarding descendants.

Patr ic ia Myers, 30l l S. 70 St. , Omaha, NE 68106.

Searching for parents and siblings of my grcat grandfather George W. KINNEY

l8l3 in MD d 1892 OH. Married 1835 to Suanna ZOLMAN in Knox Co., OH.

Chi ldren. John b 1838 Knox Co., OH, d 1905 Adair Co., IA; Emil ine b 1840, d 1955

Knox Co., OH; Jacob b 1842, d l9l6 l (nox Co., OH: Nathaniel b 1845, d l914 Knox Co.,

OH. Families lived near the Knox and Richland County line

Edith Perry, RR #2, Greenfield, IA 50849

Need information of the siblings of Michael DETWILER b 1800 PA, wife Catherrne

b 1803 d ? Came to Richland Countf in the 1850s.

Edith Perry, RR #2, Greenfield, IA 50849

I am seeking information on the following individuals: Adam BAKER, 1824-1875 -

Lifelong resident of Richland Co. Peter BAKER & Christiana (WILHELM) BAKER -

Believed to have moved to Richland Co. from PA between 1820 & 1824. Eliza

(WHISLER/WHISTLER) BAKER, 1830-1915 -Adam's wife. Jacob

WHISLERyWHISTLER & Nancy (FUNK) WHISLER - Moved to Richland Co. aftcr

1830 from Lancaster Co., PA. I would appreciate any leads that other members might

give me.John H. Baker, 12 Hunter Woods, Carbondale, lL 62901.

I am researching the following Richland County families: BERRY, CRONE' HERSH'

HUSTON, MARING, MCMILLEN, MITCHELL, MYERS, RIDER ATTd WILES.

Kerry L. Kimberly, 105 E. Ticonderog4 Unit E, Westerville, OH 43081.

Richland County Chapter, OGS Page 42 Vol. 14 #3 Jul.-Sep. 1995

Queries:

GUNSAULLUSBODLEY, CRIBSBEVIER

BRINKGOLDSMITH

FINLEYGAFFNEY

KINNEYZOLMAN

DETWILER

BAKER, WHISLERWHISTLERFUNKWILHELM

see next column

My G-G-G-Grandfather, Levi Alexander GUNSAULLUS, born Wawarsing, New York,March 1793, died 18 April 1838, probably Richland County, Ohio. Where is he buried?His widow, Jane BODLEY, born 1800 (probably Cayuga County, New York), did sheremarry Jacob CRIBS 26 Feb 1845, Richland County? When and where did Jane die?Where is she buried? Jane's parents were William BODLEY, Sr. and Blandina BEVIERWhere are they buried? Believe they also came to Ohio with children. Welcomecorrespondence with any interested in the GUNSAULLUS, BODLEY, MOSS, CRIBSfamilies. Will exchange all information.Wilda Marshall Brown, Box 422, RD #2, Port Byron, NY 13140.

I am researching my family name of BRINK. I would appreciate any informationon the birth of twins, Levi and Vincent BRINK, born Nov 1836/1837 in RichlandCounty, Ohio as stated on Levi BRINK's death certificate. The parents were Henry(Steele) BRINK and Mary (GOLDSMITH) BRINK, my great grandparents. LeviBRINK was my grandfather. I will gladly reimburse for any expenses incurred pluspostage. Please contact:Shirley Rask, 1912 'E' St, Vancauver, WA 98663-3338.

Seek info on Robert FINLEY and family - second white man to locate in Richland Co.,OH. His son John FINLEY born 1802, married Rebecca GAFFNEY. Robert FINLEYwas my ggggggrandfather. Will exchange any info I have regarding descendants.Patricia Myers, 3011 S. 70 St., Omaha, NE 68106.

Searching for parents and siblings of my great grandfather George W. KINNEY1813 in MD d 1892 OH. Married 1835 to Suanna ZOLMAN in Knox Co., OH.Children: John b 1838 Knox Co., OH, d 1905 Adair Co., IA; Emiline b 1840, d 1955Knox Co., OH; Jacob b 1842, d 1916 Knox Co., OH; Nathaniel b 1845, d 1914 Knox Co.,OH. Families lived near the Knox and Richland County line.Edith Perry, RR #2, Greenfield, IA 50849.

Need information of the siblings of Michael DETWILER b 1800 PA, wife Catherineb 1803 d? Came to Richland County in the 1850s.Edith Perry, RR #2, Greenfield, IA 50849.

I am seeking information on the following individuals: Adam BAKER, 1824-1875 ­Lifelong resident of Richland Co. Peter BAKER & Christiana (WILHELM) BAKER ­Believed to have moved to Richland Co. from PA between 1820 & 1824. Eliza(WHISLER/WHISTLER) BAKER, 1830-1915 -Adam's wife. JacobWHISLERIWHISTLER & Nancy (FUNK) WHISLER - Moved to Richland Co. after1830 from Lancaster Co., PA. I would appreciate any leads that other members mightgIve me.John H. Baker, 12 Hunter Woods, Carbondale, IL 62901.

I am researching the following Richland County families: BERRY, CRONE, HERSH,HUSTON, MARING, McMILLEN, MITCHELL, MYERS, RIDER and WILES.Kerry L. Kimberly, 105 E. Ticonderoga, Unit E, Westerville, OH 43081.

Richland County Chapter, OGS Page 42 Vol. 14 #3 Jul.-Sep. 1995

NOBLEKRANZ

SHRENKFALLOONHILLISBEEBERICE

FELTISDOYLEEDWARDS

POLLOCKSMITH

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Seeking information on William NOBLE family who lived outside Shiloh, OH on a largeon a large farm. Want to know William's parents' names and places of birth. William

born about 1890s in Ohio and died 1970s in Fostori4 Ohio. Wife was Anita KRANZ,

born Mansfield, Ohio. Had 4 sons: Billl'D., Kenny, Kermit, and Howard Noble. (Want

to compile family tree for Jessica" Kenny and Chad Noble, great grandchildren ofWil l iam.)Bonnie Walsh, l3 l Rrver Rd #A5, Rangely, CO 81648.

Secking information on re lative of Catharine Josephine (SHRENK) HILLIS b l5 Jan l84lto John and Janc (FALLOON) SHRENK of Bucyrus, Ohio. Married Joseph FinleyHILLIS of Seneca Co. and lived in Huron Co. Daughter Catharine Blanche (HILLIS)BEEBE married hcr husband Oscar BEEBE in Ply'mouth, OH in 1897. Relatives livingin Pl1'mouth in late 1800s/early 1900s, (maybc FALLOON, HILLIS, or SHRENK.)C. Josephinc (SHRENK) HILLIS had sister Elizabeth (SHRENK) RICE or Belle RICEmal have lrved Pl1'mouth.Note: My cousin and I have a lot of old photographs from the Weatherby Studioin Ph'mouth u'e need to identifr'.Bonnic Walsh, l3 l Rivcr Rd #A5, Rangcl l ' , CO 81648.

Looking for information on relativcs of Soloman and Catharine FELTIS of Benton,Cranford Co., Ohio. There u,crc FELTIS/DOYLE/EDWARDS Family Reunions inItt90s-1920 in Mclmorc, Dcunquat & Benton, Ohio. Childrcn wcrc: Sarah J., Frank,Margarct, Nancv Janc. Jamcs 8., Mary Francas, John W. and Emma. It is believcdSoloman FELTIS' mother u,as a DOYLE Soloman and Catharine arc believcd to havecome through Canada and then to Sanduskr. Ohio and then to Benton, Crawford Co.,Oh io .Bonnic Walsh. l3 l Rivcr Rd #A5, Rangclr ' , CO 8l64tt .

I am uorking on a booklet of the descendants of John POLLOCK and SarahSMITH. uho carnc to Amcrica in llt00 Manv of thcir dcscendants scttlcd in RichlandCo. Am researching the follorving related families: POLLOCK' DOUGLAS(S),DOUGLAS(S), McCULLY, ADRAIN, DANIELS, FERGUSON, JOHNSTON' BELL,PATTERSON, HALE, CANTWELL, LEPPO, HIJLL, SCHLOSSER, PEARCE,READ, COOK, WELCH, BEACH, COLE, TAYLOR, EGGERT, and WELDON.Bi l l Soucrs, 1716 Farrmont Rd, Topcka. KS 6660

Wm. Wcntz and Marion Pcrkins wcrc arrestcd last Wcdnesday cvening for being drunk and disordcrly. Afracture in the pcacc of thcir re spcctivc domicilcs n'as causcd b1' the lords getting biling full and Pcrkinsstriking his wife, a ven' prctty little ladr'. The trouble occurred at their homes near the Ford lumber .vard.Pcrkins was fined $20 and costs and Wcntz $1t.60 They rvent belo*'untrl the amounts were paid. Anintricate problem of rclationship developcd itself in the marriage of Wm. Wentz He, the younger of trvobrothers, marricd a ladr' rl,ho had a daughter; the elder brother marned this daughter, making his sister-in-lau'his mothcr-in-law and his )'ounger brother his father in lan' and at the same time his step-father. The elderladv is thsrefore the sistcr-in-lau' of her ou,n daughter, also of her step-son b1' marriagc through his step-father-in-larv's (this expression is permissible under the circumstances) step-daughter. The step-father, beingthc 1'oungost of the quartcttc, is thcrefore thc babr of the familr', rvhile he is a brother-in-law of his wifi;, whois his cldcr brother's step-mothcr and mothcr-in-lau'. A jcrvcl rvas added to the problem by a babt' born to thedaughter and elder brother. Non, the baby"s grandmother is its aunt and its grandfather its uncle. Its father rsits cousin by marriage rvhilc its ou'n mother is its--mother. Who rung a chestnut bell? - found in theRichland Shield and Banner. March 1887.

Richland County Chapter, OGS Page 43 Vol. 14 #3 Jul .-Sep. 1995

NOBLEKRANZ

SHRENKFALLOONHILLISBEEBERICE

FELTISDOYLEEDWARDS

POLLOCKSMITH

see next column

Seeking information on William NOBLE family who lived outside Shiloh, OH on a largeon a large farm. Want to know William's parents' names and places of birth. Williamborn about 1890s in Ohio and died 1970s in Fostoria, Ohio. Wife was Anita KRANZ,born Mansfield, Ohio. Had 4 sons: Billy D., Kenny, Kermit, and Howard Noble. (Wantto compile family tree for Jessica, Kenny and Chad Noble, great grandchildren ofWilliam.)Bonnie Walsh, 131 River Rd #A5, Rangely, CO 81648.

Seeking information on relative ofCatharine Josephine (SHRENK) HILLIS b 15 Jan 1841to John and Jane (FALLOON) SHRENK of Bucyrus, Ohio. Married Joseph FinleyHILLIS of Seneca Co. and lived in Huron Co. Daughter Catharine Blanche (HILLIS)BEEBE married her husband Oscar BEEBE in Plymouth, OH in 1897. Relatives livingin Plymouth in late 1800s/early 1900s, (maybe FALLOON, HILLIS, or SHRENK.)C. Josephine (SHRENK) HILLIS had sister Elizabeth (SHRENK) RICE or Belle RICEmay have lived Plymouth.Note: My cousin and I have a lot of old photographs from the Weatherby Studioin Plymouth we need to identify.Bonnie Walsh, 131 River Rd #A5, Rangely, CO 81648.

Looking for information on relatives of Soloman and Catharine FELTIS of Benton,Crawford Co, Ohio. There were FELTIS/DOYLE/EDWARDS Family Reunions in1890s-I920 in Melmore, Deunquat & Benton, Ohio. Children were: Sarah J., Frank,Margaret, Nancy Jane, James E., Mary Frances, John W. and Emma. It is believedSoloman FELTIS' mother was a DOYLE Soloman and Catharine are believed to havecome through Canada and then to Sandusky, Ohio and then to Benton, Crawford Co.,Ohio.Bonnie Walsh, 131 River Rd #A5, Rangely, CO 81648.

1 am working on a booklet of the descendants of John POLLOCK and SarahSM ITH. who came to America in 1800 Many of their descendants settled in RichlandCo. Am researching the following related families: POLLOCK, DOUGLAS(S),DOUGLAS(S), McCULLY,ADRAIN, DANIELS, FERGUSON, JOHNSTON, BELL,PATTERSON, HAL~ CANTWELL, LEPPO, HULL, SCHLOSSER, PEARC~READ, COOK, WELCH, BEACH, COLE, TAYLOR, EGGERT, and WELDON.Bill Sowers, 1746 Fairmont Rd, Topeka, KS 6660.

Wm. Wentz and Marion Perkins were arrested last Wednesday evening for being drunk and disorderly. Afracture in the peace of their respective domiciles was caused by the lords getting biling full and Perkinsstriking his wife, a very pretty little lady. The trouble occurred at their homes near the Ford lumber yard.Perkins was fined $20 and costs and Wentz $8.60 They went below until the amounts were paid. Anintricate problem of relationship developed itself in the marriage of Wm. Wentz. He, the younger of twobrothers, married a lady who had a daughter; the elder brother married this daughter, making his sister-in-lawhis mother-in-law and his younger brother his father in law and at the same time his step-father. The elderlady is therefore the sister-in-law of her own daughter, also of her step-son by marriage through his step­father-in-Iaw's (this expression is permissible under the circumstances) step-daughter. The step-father, beingthe youngest of the quartette, is therefore the baby of the family, while he is a brother-in-law of his wife, whois his cider brother's step-mother and mother-in-law. A jewel was added to the problem by a baby born to thedaughter and elder brother. Now the baby's grandmother is its aunt and its grandfather its uncle. Its father isits cousin by marriage while its own mother is its--mother. Who rung a chestnut bell? - found in theRichland Shield and Banner, March 1887.

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RICHLAND COUNTY, OHIO DEED INDEX 1814-1824 VOL. I (continued)

We thank the Ohio Genealogical Society for permission to republish these deeds as they were found in the firstsix issues of Ohio Records and Pioneer Families. We do not have these deeds, they are in the Recorders Officeof the Richland County Administration Building, 50 Park Avenue East, Mansfield, Ohio 44904. Copies cost $1.00per side of the document, plus a large SASE.

1820 Friend, Margaret (2) from George Friend1820 Freeman, Luther " William Bryan1822 Fry, Lewis " G.W. Palmer1824 Farrand, Moses " United Statesl8l4 Fidler, Nathan " United States1820 Fisher, Nancy " Wm Foulks1824 Flint, Owen " Henry W. Wilcoxen1824 Flukes, Philip " Jacob Summers1820 Finney, Robert (2) " George McFaddenl8l8 Fogelsong, Ruth " Henry Nagle1822 Foster, Robe( " John Antibus1824 Fulton, Robert " H.H. Wilcoxen1824 " John Garrison1820 Faruuhar, Samucl " Amariah Watson1822 Fitting, Solomon " Casper Fitting1820 Friend, Tenc " Philip Friendl8l9 Ford, Thomas (2) " Isaac Phipps1820 Fcrguson, Thomas " Henry Fergusonl82l Ferguson, Wil l iam 'r " ' '

1823 Fogle, William " H.H. Wilcoxen1823 Fenel or Fcrrcc " Jacob Bcam182-5 Freeman, William " James Parksl82l Fast, William " Christian Fast1816 Grimcss, Asa " Samucl Watsonl8l-5 Gross, Adarn " United States1820 Gregg, Abel " John Nichols1822 Gardncr, Archibald " Andrcrv Novnran1822 Grove, Augustus M. " Sarnuel Hough1823 Groscroft, Alexandcr " United Statcsl8l8 Grecn, Bcnjamin " Hcnry' Samms1824 Gass, Benjamin " William Gass1824 Garrison. Charles M. " Enoch B. Mcrriman1820 Grant, Edwin " Moore B. Bradlel'1823 'r " " Russell Peck1823 Graham, Francis " David Knight1824 Garter. Harris " Jonathan Gartcrl82l Graham, Israqel " Joseph Ward1822 Gardner, Isaac (2) " Archibald Gardner1828 Gatten, Isaac " William Gattcnl8l4 Garrison, John (2) " Winn Winshipl8l5 " r ' (2) " Jamcs Hedgesl8l5 Glass, John " Winn Winshipl8l-5 Gilkison, John C. " Abraham Boyerl8l8 rr rr rr I ' John Chapmanl8l9 " rr r' " Isaac Carll 8 2 l " " , " H e n r y F . B e l l1820 Graiglow, John " Jacob Lock

l8l8 Gorton. Jonathan1822 Gardner, John1823 Grant, Josiah1823 Gilkison. James M.1823 Gordon. Jamesl8l9 Gangaware1824 Gamble, James1824 Gass, John1822 Guttery, Joseph1824 Gass, John R.1822 Gnmes, John1820 Gallup, Josiahl819 Gorton, Lorenzo1822 Gipson, Michaell8l7 Goldsmith, Richardl 8 l 7l823 Gregg, Robert1822 Gipson, Ruthl8l9 Glass. Thomas1822 Gipson, Samuel1822 Graham, Samuel (2)1824 " '|l

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We thank the Ohio Genealogical Society for pennission to republish these deeds as they were found in the firstsix issues of Ohio Records and Pioneer Families. We do not have these deeds, they are in the Recorders Officeof the Richland County Administration Building, 50 Park Avenue East, Mansfield, Ohio 44904. Copies cost $1.00per side of the document, plus a large SASE.

1820 Friend, Margaret (2) from George Friend 1818 Gorton, Jonathan from U.S. Government1820 Freeman, Luther " William Bryan 1822 Gardner, John " Archibald Gardner1822 Fry, Lewis G.W. Palmer 1823 Grant, Josiah " John Trimble1824 Farrand, Moses United States 1823 Gilkison, James M. " John C. Gilkison1814 Fidler, Nathan " United States 1823 Gordon, James " John Mann1820 Fisher, Nancy " Wm Foulks 1819 Gangaware " U.S. Government1824 Flint, Owen Henry W. Wilcoxen 1824 Gamble, James " Eli Wilson1824 Flukes, Philip Jacob Summers 1824 Gass, John " William Gass1820 Finney, Robert (2) George McFadden 1822 Guttery, Joseph " William Guttery1818 Fogelsong, Ruth Henry Nagle 1824 Gass, John R. William Gass1822 Foster, Robert John Antibus 1822 Grimes, John " Charles Stewart1824 Fulton, Robert H.H. Wilcoxen 1820 Gallup, Josiah " David Markley1824 John Garrison 1819 Gorton, Lorenzo Jonathan Gorton1820 Faruuhar, SanlUel Amariah Watson 1822 Gipson, Michael James Gardner1822 Fitting, Solomon Casper Fitting 1817 Goldsmith, Richard " James Hedges1820 Friend, Tene Philip Friend 1817 Jasper Forbus1819 Ford, Thomas (2) Isaac Phipps 1823 Gregg, Robert James Conner1820 Ferguson, Thomas Henry Ferguson 1822 Gipson, Ruth " Philip Zolman1821 Ferguson, William " " 1819 Glass, Thomas " Robert Cunningham1823 Fogle, William " H.H. Wilcoxen 1822 Gipson, Samuel " Philip Zolman1823 Ferrel or Ferree " Jacob Beam 1822 Graham, Samuel (2) " U.S. Government1825 Freeman, William Janles Parks 1824 Samuel Graham1821 Fast, William Christian Fast 1824 Gatten, Thomas John Watson1816 Grimess, Asa SanlUel Watson 1818 Gardner, Samuel " William1815 Gross, Adam United States Montgomery1820 Gregg, Abel " John Nichols 1822 Goldsmith, Vincent " Trustees Secretary1822 Gardner, Archibald Andrew Newman 1814 Gutherie, William Abraham Baughman1822 Grove, Augustus M. Samuel Hough 1818 Greentea, William " James L. Priest1823 Groscroft, Alexander " United States 1824 Green, Willianl " Andrew Varnaca1818 Green, Benjanlin " Henry Sanlms 1815 Harsey, Adril " John C. Gilinson1824 Gass, Benjamin William Gass 1819 Hebbard, Anna " James L. Priest1824 Garrison, Charles M. Enoch B. Merriman 1820 Huffman, Abraham Benjamin Cuppy1820 Grant, Edwin " Moore B. Bradley 1820 Holmes, Alexander " Wm Stanberry1823 Russell Peck 1822 Holmes, Abraham Joseph Cline1823 Graham, Francis David Knight 1822 " Henry Miller1824 Garter, Harris " Jonathan Garter 1822 Hays, Almon " Harvey Camp1821 Grahanl, Israqel Joseph Ward 1824 Holson, Amos S. John Stewart1822 Gardner, Isaac (2) Archibald Gardner 1824 " Henry Brunbeck1828 Gatten, Isaac " William Gattcn 1824 Hosford, Asa " Fordyce Sheldon1814 Garrison, John (2) Winn Winship 1824 Hillborn, Amos " Leonard Croninger1815 " " (2) " James Hedges 1815 Hart, Abner " John Cook Jr.1815 Glass, John Winn Winship 1823 Hunter, Andrew " Janles Harris1815 Gilkison, John C. " Abraham Boyer 1817 Hubbel, Bildad " Wm Trucks1818 " " " " John Chapman 1820 Hall, Benjamin (2) " Wm Montgomery1819 " " Isaac Carl 1821 " " " Luther Freeman1821 " " " Henry F. Bell 1824 Hershey, Benjanlin Jonathan Harvout1820 Graiglow, John " Jacob Lock 1825 Hendrix, Benjamin " John Heney

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1820 Hall, Caleb from John Martin1824 Hopewell Congregation " Wm Barnes1824 Hall, Caleb " Robert Fulton1824 ' rr " Daniel Converse1824 " " " HughHazleft1824 'r 'r " Isaac Hazlett1825 Harnley, Christian " Joseph Brorvn1825 Hills, Charles " James Gardner1823 Harbaugh, Daniel " Reasin Beall1820 Hedges, Daniel " John Hedges1820 Harshfield, David " Wm Chapman1824 Harshbaugh, Daniel " Henry H. Wilcoxen1824 rr rr " Peter Kinneyl8l7 Hedges, Ellzey " James Hedgesl8l8 , rr " James Moorel8l8 rr " " John Jacob Foos1820 " " " DanielHarlanl82l r,I " James Hedges1824 rr tr " H.H. Wilcoxen1824 " " " SamuelHi l ll8l5 Hable, Frederick " fuchard Condon1818 Herring, Frederick " Charles Daileyl82l Heffner, Frederick " John Sturgeonl82l Hable, Frederick " James Hedgesl8l5 Hewey, George " " r'

l8l5 Hovey, George W. " U.S. Governmentl8l9 Hall, George " Benjamin Murphey182 I rr r' " John Borvman1822 Hovey, George W. " Charles Cooper1824 Hull, George " Amariah Watson1824 Hagg, George " Peter Spikerl8l5 Huff, Gamaliel " Wm Winshipl8l9 Hedges, Harriet " Susanna Newman1820 Harvery, Henry " David Harvery1824 Hailett Hugh " H.H. Wilcoxen

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Have you used probate records when reseal'chingyour ancestors? Probate records can supply manynames and relationships. The following exampleappeared in the Bellville Star, October 11, 1923.

In the Probate Court of Richland County, OhioCharles W. Fritz, Adminishator of the Estate of Anna

Touby, deceased, Plaintiff

The Securiti., Suuingrni Trust Company, et al.Defendants.

The defendants, Albert Touby, nephew, Kokomo, Indiana"Leora Yager, niece, Kokomo, Indiana, and Mrs MarySmith, niece, Kokomo, Indian4 children of Peter Touby,

deceased, a full brother of Anna Touby, deceased; thedefendant John Touby, nephew, No. 3836 How Street,Oaliland, Californi4 Child of Matthias Touby, deceased,a full brother of Anna Touby, deceased; the defendantsOcie Grog, grand niece, Kendallville, Indiana, MaudBartlett, grand niece, Kendallville, Indiana. ClaudeLindsey, grand nephew, South Bend, Indian4 R. F. D.No. 3, Doundal Lindsey, grand nephew, South Bend,Indiana" R. F. D., Bessie Drerup, grand niece, Corunna,Indiana" Joe Lindsey, grand nephew, Corunna, Indiana,Vernice McDonald, grand niece, Corunna, Indiana, Mrs.Mollie Acton, niece, Kendallville, Indiana, Mrs JeanetteChamblum, niece, Rome City, Indiana, Mrs. Laura Strater,niece, Kendallville, Indiana George Stratern, nephew,Kendallville, Indiana, J. Martin Strater, nephew Strater,

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In the Probate Court of Richland County, OhioCharles W. Fritz, Administrator of the Estate of Anna

Touby, deceased, Plaintiffvs.

The Securities Savings & Trust Company, et ai,Defendants.

The defendants, Albert Touby, nephew, Kokomo, Indiana,Leora Yager, niece, Kokomo, Indiana, and Mrs MarySmith, niece, Kokomo, Indiana, children of Peter Touby,

deceased, a full brother of Anna Touby, deceased; thedefendant John Touby, nephew, No. 3836 How Street,Oakland, California, Child of Matthias Touby, deceased,a full brother of Anna Touby, deceased; the defendantsOcie Grog, grand niece, Kendallville, Indiana, MaudBartlett, grand niece, Kendallville, Indiana. ClaudeLindsey, grand nephew, South Bend, Indiana, R. F. D.No.3, Doundal Lindsey, grand nephew, South Bend,Indiana, R. F. D., Bessie Drerup, grand niece, Corunna,Indiana, Joe Lindsey, grand nephew, Corunna, Indiana,Vernice McDonald, grand niece, Corunna, Indiana, Mrs.Mollie Acton, niece, Kendallville, Indiana, Mrs JeanetteChamblum, niece, Rome City, Indiana, Mrs. Laura Strater,niece, Kendallville, Indiana, George Stratern, nephew,Kendallville, Indiana, 1. Martin Strater, nephew Strater,

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nephew, Kendallville, Indianq Harvey Strater, nephew,Kendallville, Indiana, Mrs. Minnie Rheam, niece, RomeCity Indian4 Mrs. Emma Rheam, niece, Rome City,Indian4 Wilber Strater, grand nephew, Lyford, Texts,Harold Strater, grand nephew, Lyford, Texas, TabithaStrater, grand niece, Lyford, Texas, and Mrs. MaryWelch, grand niece, Des Moines, Iorva, all children andgrand children of Ann Margatetta Touby Strater, a fullsister of Anna Touby, deceased; the defendants Charles m.Berg, grand nephew, Long Beach, Californi4 George B.Berg, grand nephew, Atlantic, Iowa, William F. Berg,grand nephew, Atlantic low4 Jennie l. Bert, niece,Atlantic, Iowa, and Clair E. Lahman, grand nephew,Atlantic, Iowa, all children and grandchildren of MargaretTouby Berg, a full sister of Anna Touby, deceased; thedefendants above named will talie notice that on the 25thday of September, 1923, the plaintiff, Charles W. Fritz, asAdministrator of the Estate of Anna Touby, deceased,filed his certain petition in the Probate Court of fuchlandCounty, praying for an order authorizng and directinghim as such administrator to sell thc followins described

real estate, situate in the County of Richland, State ofOhio and Washington Township:

Being a part of the Southeast quarter of SectionFifteen (15), Township twenty (20), and Rangeeighteen (18), beginning at the East boundary line ofsaid quarter, twenty (20) rods South from theNortheast corner, thence West twenty-one and 6.10(21.6) rods, thence South sixty (60) rods, thence Easttwenty-one 6/10 (21.6) rods to the East boundaryline of said quarter section, thence North on the Eastboundary line frfty-nine and 9/10 (59.9) rods to theplace of beginning, containing eight (8) ircres moreor less.

to pay the debts of said decedent, Anna Touby; that saidpetition will be for hearing on the l Tth day of November,1923. that said defendants must answer on or before saiddate or be forever barred.

Charles W. Fritz, Administrator of Anna Touby

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, _ o o Or-rThe Burial of Leonard Stillu'agon

Lconard Stillwagon, aged about 24 1,'ears, died onWednesday of last weck at his hone, fivc milcs north ofthis city. His death is said to have been caused b1'brainfever. The young man had been married about two 1'ears,his wife bcing a daughter of David Porvell. After hisdcath there arose a spirited controvers)'betrveen the wifeand the father of the deceased as to where the remainsshould be buried. The wife desired that the interment bemade at the cemetery adjoining the brick church, a halfrnile from the late home of the deceased, and rvhich issaid to be a beautiful burying ground. It is but naturalthat the bereaved wife should desire that her husband'sbody be intcrred near her homc. But the fathcr (ourinformant says out of pure contrariness) rvouldn't have itso and insisted that the burial should be made at theSickinger cemetery, south of Mansfield, bccause othermembers of the family were buried there. The wife hada right to have the bodl' buried rvhere she wished, but inthe intcrest of peace and harmonl' shc waived her right,but no sooner had she agreed to have the burial talie placeat Sickinger's than the elder Stillw'agon changed his mindand ordered the grave to be dug at Emanuel church, eastof this city, and some ten miles from the home of theStillwagons; and in support of this freak he declared thathis son had said some ten years ago that he wantcd to beburied at Emanuel cemetery, rvhich is little better than adreary wilderness. No one bclieved this story, but the old

man lvas determined to have his own way and had it - fora brief period only. The funeral came off Friday and theburial took place at Emanuel. M. P. Schambs, of thiscih', rvas the undertalier. Fnday night several of thcneighbors and friends of Mrs. Stillwagon came toMansfield and, securing the services of the undertaker,procceded to Emanuel Church, resurrected the body,conveyed it back to the brick church cemetery, near theStillwagon home, where it was reinterred at 4 o'clockSaturday morning. This proceeding was without theknowledge of the father, but we have not heard what heproposes to do about it. In fact he can't do anything. Itis said that the wife. in addition to her desire to have hcrhusband buried near her home, was prompted by the fearthat the physicians would try to get the body fordissection. The cause of the young man's death wassomewhat complicated and some of the Mansfieldph1'sicians wanted to hold a post-mortem examination, butwere defeated in their wish, although the father wasfavorable to the proposition. The affair has caused quitea stir in the neighborhood and the people all seem to beon the wife's side in the controversy. One of the reportscurrent is that by the father's direction the grave atEmanuel was made very shallow so that the doctors couldobtain the body without too much trouble. There isprobably no truth in this story but we are informed bythose in a position to know that the box was only aboutthree feet below the surface of the ground.- fuchland Shield and Banner. 12 Julv 1884.

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nephew, Kendallville, Indiana, Harvey Strater, nephew,Kendallville, Indiana, Mrs. Minnie Rheam, niece, RomeCity Indiana, Mrs. Emma Rheam, niece, Rome City,Indiana, Wilber Strater, grand nephew, Lyford, Texts,Harold Strater, grand nephew, Lyford, Texas, TabithaStrater, grand niece, Lyford, Texas, and Mrs. MaryWelch, grand niece, Des Moines, Iowa, all children andgrand children of Ann Margatetta Touby Strater, a fullsister of Anna Touby, deceased; the defendants Charles m.Berg, grand nephew, Long Beach, California, George B.Berg, grand nephew, Atlantic, Iowa, William F. Berg,grand nephew, Atlantic Iowa, Jennie l. Bert, niece,Atlantic, Iowa, and Clair E. Lahman, grand nephew,Atlantic, Iowa, all children and grandchildren of MargaretTouby Berg, a full sister of Anna Touby, deceased; thedefendants above named will take notice that on the 25thday of September, 1923, the plaintiff, Charles W. Fritz, asAdministrator of the Estate of Anna Touby, deceased,filed his certain petition in the Probate Court of RichlandCounty, praying for an order authorizing and directinghim as such administrator to sell the following described

real estate, situate in the County of Richland, State ofOhio and Washington Township:

Being a part of the Southeast quarter of SectionFifteen (15), Township twenty (20), and Rangeeighteen (18), beginning at the East boundary line ofsaid quarter, twenty (20) rods South from theNortheast corner, thence West twenty-one and 6.10(21.6) rods, thence South sixty (60) rods, thence Easttwenty-one 6/10 (21.6) rods to the East boundaryline of said quarter section, thence North on the Eastboundary line fIfty-nine and 9/10 (59.9) rods to theplace of beginning, containing eight (8) acres moreor less.

to pay the debts of said decedent, Anna Touby; that saidpetition will be for hearing on the 17th day of November,1923, that said defendants must answer on or before saiddate or be forever barred.

Charles W. Fritz, Administrator of Anna Touby

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The Burial of Leonard Stillwagon

Leonard Stillwagon, aged about 24 years, died onWednesday of last week at his home, five miles north ofthis city. His death is said to have been caused by brainfever. The young man had been married about two years,his wife being a daughter of David Powell. After hisdeath there arose a spirited controversy between the wifeand the father of the deceased as to where the remainsshould be buried. The wife desired that the interment bemade at the cemetery adjoining the brick church, a halfmile from the late home of the deceased, and which issaid to be a beautiful bUI)'ing ground. It is but naturalthat the bereaved wife should desire that her husband'sbody be interred near her home. But the father (ourinfornlant says out of pure contrariness) wouldn't have itso and insisted that the burial should be made at theSickinger cemetery, south of Mansfield, because othermembers of the family were buried there. The wife hada right to have the body buried where she wished, but inthe interest of peace and harmony she waived her right,but no sooner had she agreed to have the burial take placeat Sickinger's than the elder Stillwagon changed his mindand ordered the grave to be dug at Emanuel church, eastof this city, and some ten miles from the home of theStillwagons; and in support of this freak he declared thathis son had said some ten years ago that he wanted to beburied at Emanuel cemetery, which is little better than adreary wilderness. No one believed this story, but the old

man was determined to have his own way and had it - fora brief period only. The funeral came off Friday and theburial took place at Emanuel. M. P. Schambs, of thiscity, was the undertaker. Friday night several of theneighbors and friends of Mrs. Stillwagon came toMansfIeld and, securing the services of the undertaker,proceeded to Emanuel Church, resurrected the body,conveyed it back to the brick church cemetery, near theStillwagon home, where it was reinterred at 4 o'clockSaturday morning. This proceeding was without theknowledge of the father, but we have not heard what heproposes to do about it. In fact he can't do anything. Itis said that the wife, in addition to her desire to have herhusband buried near her home, was prompted by the fearthat the physicians would try to get the body fordissection. The cause of the young man's death wassomewhat complicated and some of the MansfIeldphysicians wanted to hold a post-mortem examination, butwere defeated in their wish, although the father wasfavorable to the proposition. The affair has caused quitea stir in the neighborhood and the people all seem to beon the wife's side in the controversy. One of the reportscurrent is that by the father's direction the grave atEmanuel was made very shallow so that the doctors couldobtain the body without too much trouble. There isprobably no truth in this story but we are informed bythose in a position to know that the box was only aboutthree feet below the surface of the ground.- Richland Shield and Banner, 12 July 1884.

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From "Lest We Forget" G.A.R. Memorial Day Obsen'ance Tuesday, May 30, 1939 - Thanks to Maxine Smith for

supplying a copy of the program.

Union Veterans of theCivi l War l86l-1865Buried in Mansfield

Abbot, NelsonAdams, JosephAlcock, J.Alexander. James O.Alexander, William L.Alheim, GeorgeAllen, GeorgeAlly, JohnAlvord, Harry M.Anderson, H. P., Dr.Appleman, JamesArmentrout, GeorgeArmentrout, L. A.Arnold, JamesArnold. JohnAskerman, Wm.Atherton, J. N.Atcheson, Wm. R.Au, ChristianAvery, JamesAvery, Rufus L.Bailey, James T.Baird, A. G.Baird, JohnBaker, John W.Ball, Henry R.Balliett. EmanuelBanks, GeorgeBanks, Wm. D.Barber. DavidBarney, Thomas P.Barr, Henry C.Barr, Robert P.Barr, R. G.Barton, J. T.Basore, HenryBaughman, A. J.Baughman, JonasBaxter, James M.Beach, JonathanBeals. Charles A.Beam, David E.Beam, HenryBeam, JohnBeck, Benjamin W.Beck, N. JohnstonBielstein, Jacob

Bell, S. FinBelsfeld, J. M.Benedict, George W.Bennett, G. L.Bentley, RobertBerry, DavidBeucher, A.Bevington, Charles ABevington, JosephBevington, MartrnBieber. JohnBineroth, V.Brd, Sharpless E.Bishop, WilliamBlack. DanielBlackburn, George R.Blackston, J. HarveyBlair. James W.Bliely, AlbanyBloom. FrancisBloor, CharlesBloor, ThomasBlosier. SamuelBlosier, Samuel P.Bollman, SamuelBonham. Smith W.Bortz, Andrerv J.Bowden, C. H.Bowden, JohnBowden, William W.Bowers, J. M.Bou'man, George H.Boyden, J. H.Boyle, J. M.Bradford. Walter S.Bradley, GeorgeBrandt, BenjaminBrannan, HezekiahBrannon, John A.Bride. RobertBrill, C.Bringman, AdamBrinkerhoff, R., Sr.Bristor. JohnBristor. Thomas G.Brooks. G. L.Brown, James E.Browning, J. W.Brumbaugh, Wm. G.Budd, JamesBunker, Charles H.

Burns. Andrew M.Burns, BarnabasBurns. John C.Burns, L. G.Burns, ThomasBuzzard. M. M.Byers, John O.Cairns, JohnCairns, JosephCairns. fuchardCairns, RobertCaise. PeterCaldwell. W. H.Calhoun, AlexanderCalhoun, Noble P.Calhoun, Wm. T.Cameron. AlexCampbell, George A.Campbell, JosephCane. PeterCanhvell, J. W., Dr.Cappellar, W. S.Carnehan, J. C.Carothers, John C.Carpenter, D.Carter, W. W.Carver, Edward E.Casad, CharlesCase, ElijahCashell, JesseCastner, C. H.Cease, James A.Chaffce, RansomChapman, Marcellus CChapman, O. H.Christian, WeaverChristophel, Jac., Capt.Chronister. JacobCling, JohnClinton, John J.Coats, Erastus P.Coates, FosterCoates. JohnCober, WilliamCochran, James M.Cole. ReubenCollingwood, EliasColwell, James D.Comin, Lee S.Constance, John D.Cook, Jazeb

Cook, JesseCook, SamuelCook, WilliamCook, William P.Cooper, Byron T.Cooper, ChristopherCope, H. H.Cornelius, W.Cotner, John H.Courtney, J. M.Cox, Otho K.Craig, JamesCrall, J. SamuelCrawford, B. F.Crider, John S.Crilley, J. M.Croft, Thomas, Jr.Cromer, AndrewCromer, F. M.Cromer, HenryCromer, J.Cromer, John S.Cromer, PeterCromer, WilliamCross, RobertCrouch, JamesCrouse, O. P.Crouse, WilliamCulbertson, HomerCummings, JamesCummins, A. C.. CaptCunningham, D., Jr.Cunningham, J. L.Cunningham, J. S.Currie, WilliamCurtin, PhilanderDambach, WilliamDaugherty, W. M.Davis, GeorgeDaly, RobertDay, Joseph B.Deardorff, SamuelDennison, James E.Desoe, GeorgeDickey, N. C.Dicky, JabezDill, Thomas T.Dille, CharlesDille, C. H.Dillon, David J.Dillon, William

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From "Lest We Forget" G.A.R. Memorial Day Observance Tuesday, May 30, 1939 - Thanks to Maxine Smith forsupplying a copy of the program.

Union Veterans of theCivil War 1861-1865Buried in Mansfield

Abbot, NelsonAdams, JosephAlcock, 1.Alexander, James O.Alexander, William L.Alheim, GeorgeAllen, GeorgeAlly, JohnAlvord, Harry M.Anderson, H. P., Dr.Appleman, JamesArmentrout, GeorgeArmentrout, L. A.Arnold, JamesArnold, JohnAskerman, Wm.Atherton, 1. N.Atcheson, Wm. R.Au, ChristianAvery, JamesAvery, Rufus L.Bailey, James 1.Baird, A. G.Baird, JohnBaker, John W.Ball, Henry R.Balliett, EmanuelBanks, GeorgeBanks, Wm. D.Barber, DavidBarney, Thomas P.Barr, Henry C.Barr, Robert P.Barr, R. G.Barton, 1. 1.Basore, HenryBaughman, A. 1.Baughman, JonasBaxter, James M.Beach, JonathanBeals, Charles A.Beam, David E.Beam, HenryBeam, JohnBeck, Benjamin W.Beck, N. JohnstonBielstein, Jacob

Bell, S. FinBelsfeld, 1. M.Benedict, George W.Bennett, G. L.Bentley, RobertBerry, DavidBeucher, A.Bevington, Charles A.Bevington, JosephBevington, MartinBieber, JohnBineroth, V.Bird, Sharpless E.Bishop, WilliamBlack, DanielBlackburn, George R.Blackston, 1. HarveyBlair, James W.Bliely, AlbanyBloom, FrancisBloor, CharlesBloor, ThomasBlosier, SamuelBlosier, Samuel P.Bollman, SamuelBonham, Smith W.Bortz, Andrew 1.Bowden, C. H.Bowden, JohnBowden, William W.Bowers, 1. M.Bowman, George H.Boyden, 1. H.Boyle, 1. M.Bradford, Walter S.Bradley, GeorgeBrandt, BenjaminBrannan, HezekiahBrannon, John A.Bride, RobertBrill, C.Bringman, AdamBrinkerhoff, R., Sr.Bristor, JohnBristor, Thomas G.Brooks, G. L.Brown, James E.Browning, 1. W.Brumbaugh, Wm. G.Budd, JamesBunker, Charles H.

Bums, Andrew M.Bums, BarnabasBums, John C.Bums, L. G.Bums, ThomasBuzzard, M. M.Byers, John O.Cairns, JohnCairns, JosephCairns, RichardCairns, RobertCaise, PeterCaldwell, W. H.Calhoun, AlexanderCalhoun, Noble P.Calhoun, Wm. T.Cameron, AlexCampbell, George A.Campbell, JosephCane, PeterCantwell, 1. W., Dr.Cappellar, W. S.Carnehan, 1. C.Carothers, John C.Carpenter, D.Carter, W. W.Carver, Edward E.Casad, CharlesCase, ElijahCashell, JesseCastner, C. H.Cease, James A.Chaffee, RansomChapman, Marcellus C.Chapman, O. H.Christian, WeaverChristophel, Jac., Capt.Chronister, JacobCling, JohnClinton, John 1.Coats, Erastus P.Coates, FosterCoates, JohnCober, WilliamCochran, James M.Cole, ReubenCollingwood, EliasColwell, James D.Comin, Lee S.Constance, John D.Cook, Jazeb

Cook, JesseCook, SamuelCook, WilliamCook, William P.Cooper, Byron T.Cooper, ChristopherCope, H. H.Cornelius, W.Cotner, John H.Courtney, 1. M.Cox, Otho K.Craig, JamesCrall, 1. SamuelCrawford, B. F.Crider, John S.Crilley, 1. M.Croft, Thomas, Jr.Cromer, AndrewCromer, F. M.Cromer, HenryCromer, 1.Cromer, John S.Cromer, PeterCromer, WilliamCross, RobertCrouch, JamesCrouse, O. P.Crouse, WilliamCulbertson, HomerCummings, JamesCummins, A. c., Capt.Cunningham, D., Jr.Cunningham, 1. L.Cunningham, 1. S.Currie, WilliamCurtin, PhilanderDambach, WilliamDaugherty, W. M.Davis, GeorgeDavy, RobertDay, Joseph B.Deardorff, SamuelDennison, James E.Desoe, GeorgeDickey, N. C.Dicky, JabezDill, Thomas 1.Dille, CharlesDille, C. H.Dillon, David 1.Dillon, William

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Dinnis, JacobDoolittle, L. O., Capt.Douglas, M. E.Douglas, Thomas E.Dow, WilliamDorvns, EdwinDorvns, J. B., Sr.Downs, J. H., Jr.Dolns, J. W., Jr.Drackert, PhilipDudley, Charles M.Dukes, W. T.Dunn, E. W.Dye, Vincent E.D-vse, Charles D.Edleman, SamuelEggleston, James G.Ehlcrs, JamcsEllis, RobertElmer, NelsonEmminger, Geo. L.Endly, Adam J.Ernst, Franklin N.Erwin, John M.Eshbaugh, ChristianEtz.wilcr, ThomasEu'alt, JohnEyerly, A. D.E1,erly, Jacob G.Fair, IsaacFahnestock, F.Farber, William H.Farmer, EdwinFarmer, JohnFarres, GeorgeFeldner, JohnFenton, Charles M.Ferguson, ThomasFetter, HenryFickel, Henry H.Fickes, John W.Fildes, GeorgeFinefrock, M. V.Finney, George E.Fisher, Isaac B.Fisher, Jacob E.Fisher, JeryFisher, WilliamFitger, J. M.Flint, Wm. M.Floyd, M.Foncannon, H. G.Ford, P. P. H.Ford, Robert

Ford, Samuel N.Ford, T. M.Ford, Thomas P.Foster, AmosFrankhouser. DanielFrederick, JohnFriedchen, PeterFrietchen, JohnFr1'e, ChristopherFulger, JacobGaisford, WalterGallagher, DanielGass. IsaacGault, AdamGettings, AlbertGieseman- EmanuelGilbert, Andrus J.Gilkison, AaronGilkison, JohnGilkison, John C.Gilkison, WilliamGlass, OrangeGoodman, David B.Goodrvin, Philip W.Gorham, John G.Goshart, IsaacGoss, ConradGral', J. D.Grcenficld, ReubcnGribling, ChristianGribling, ChristopherGrovenor. WilliamHade, EmanuelHahn, William H.Hamilton. AlexanderHamlin, William B.Harbaugh, IsaacHarding, Alfred A.Harding, FredHarman, Samuel J.Harn.ron, John M.Harmon, Ross L.Harper, George W.Harroun. J.Harter, DanielHaskill, George C.Hauntie, JamesHeckman, A.Hedges, James A.Hedges, John S.Hedges, Joscph S.Heffelfinger, JohnHefflinger, W. R.Henry, Daniel J.

Henry, Nicholas S.Herman. JacobHemng, CharlesHerring, James H.Herring, Joseph F.Hiltabiddle. F. c.Hiltabiddle, JohnHine, V. N.Hishong, IsraelHissong, JohnHoffer, J. E.Hollaway, WilliamHolmes, Joseph B.Hoover, D. S.Hott, Joseph L.Houghton, AlbertHouseton, Winfield S.Horvenstine, DavidHuenerfauth. EliasHuffman, NoahHughes, JohnHulbert, Edward S.Hull, JohnHumphreys, Robert R.Hunt. Charles D.Hunt, George W.Hunt, William H.Hurst, DavidHuss. JohnHusted, HenryHutzelman, MichaelIrwin, George W.Irwin. JohnJackson, A. B.Jacques, MelvilleJessup, J. F. H.Johns, JohnJohnson. De LosJohnson. W. W.Johnston, EleazorKanauer, John N.Kaylor, Daniel S.Kaylor, SamuelKeech, Charles C.Kegy, S. P.Keifer. SamuelKeiser, B. F.Keiser, Michael, Capt.Keith, Andrew B.Kelly, JamesKeltner. NathanKemler, FredKemp, George M.Kendall, Horace

Kennedy, J.Kennedy, S. L.Kennedy, WilliamKenton, Miller MoodyKern, JohnKerr, WilliarnKidney, Nelson A.King, FrankKissane, PersiferKline, JosephKline, JosephKnapp, GeorgeKnofflock, GeorgeKnuchell, JohnKranz. E. MutchelKuneman, BenedictKyle, EdwardLacy, Pallis D.Laird, JacobLaird, SamuelLangstaff, WilliamLantz. B. F.Lape, EdwardLarimer, JamesLauer, LeonardLawrence, Robert O.Ledrick, JohnLeech, Elishau A.Leech, JohnLeinard. JeremiahLeiter, John H.Lemon, GeorgeLemon, Joseph E.Lentz. W. L.Lewis. Al C.Lewis, Charles H.Lewis, Hcnry M.Lewis, PinkneyLightcap, J. B.Likes, MichaelLindsay, WilliamLinn. C. M.List. Charles J.Littler, Jacob B.Loder. J. B.Long, Fred E.Long, James P.Longsdorf, FredLongsdorf, Geo. W.Longshore, JohnLorow, JohnLosh, ThomasLoughridge, Wm., Dr.Lowe. James M.

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Dinnis, JacobDoolittle, L. 0., Capt.Douglas, M. E.Douglas, Thomas E.Dow, WilliamDowns, EdwinDowns, 1. B., Sr.Downs, 1. H., Jr.Downs, 1. W., Jr.Drackert, PhilipDudley, Charles M.Dukes, W. T.Dunn, E. W.Dye, Vincent E.Dyse, Charles D.Edleman, SamuelEggleston, James G.Ehlers, JamesEllis, RobertElmer, NelsonEmminger, Geo. L.Endly, Adam 1.Ernst, Franklin N.Erwin, John M.Eshbaugh, ChristianEtzwiler, ThomasEwalt, JohnEyerly, A. D.Eyerly, Jacob G.Fair, IsaacFahnestock, F.Farber, William H.Farmer, EdwinFarmer, JohnFarres, GeorgeFeldner, JohnFenton, Charles M.Ferguson, ThomasFetter, HenryFickel, Henry H.Fickes, John W.Fildes, GeorgeFinefrock, M. V.Finney, George E.Fisher, Isaac B.Fisher, Jacob E.Fisher, JerryFisher, WilliamFitger, 1. M.Flint, Wm. M.Floyd, M.Foncannon, H. G.Ford, P. P. H.Ford, Robert

Ford, Samuel N.Ford, T. M.Ford, Thomas P.Foster, AmosFrankhouser, DanielFrederick, JohnFriedchen, PeterFrietchen, JohnFrye, ChristopherFulger, JacobGaisford, WalterGallagher, DanielGass, IsaacGault, AdamGettings, AlbertGieseman, EmanuelGilbert, Andrus 1.Gilkison, AaronGilkison, JohnGilkison, John C.Gilkison, WilliamGlass, OrangeGoodman, David B.Goodwin, Philip W.Gorham, John G.Goshart, IsaacGoss, ConradGray, 1. D.Greenfield, ReubenGribling, ChristianGribling, ChristopherGrovenor, WilliamHade, EmanuelHahn, William H.Hamilton, AlexanderHamlin, William B.Harbaugh, IsaacHarding, Alfred A.Harding, FredHarman, Samuel 1.HamlOn, John M.Harmon, Ross L.Harper, George W.Harroun, 1.Harter, DanielHaskill, George C.Hauntie, JamesHeckman, A.Hedges, James A.Hedges, John S.Hedges, Joseph S.Heffelfinger, JohnHeffIinger, W. R.Henry, Daniel 1.

Henry, Nicholas S.Herman, JacobHerring, CharlesHerring, James H.Herring, Joseph F.Hiltabiddle, F. C.Hiltabiddle, JohnHine, V. N.Hishong, IsraelHissong, JohnHoffer, 1. E.Hollaway, WilliamHolmes, Joseph B.Hoover, D. S.Hott, Joseph L.Houghton, AlbertHouseton, Winfield S.Howenstine, DavidHuenerfauth, EliasHuffman, NoahHughes, JohnHulbert, Edward S.Hull, JohnHumphreys, Robert R.Hunt, Charles D.Hunt, George W.Hunt, William H.Hurst, DavidHuss, JohnHusted, HenryHutzelman, MichaelIrwin, George W.Irwin, JohnJackson, A. B.Jacques, MelvilleJessup, 1. F. H.Johns, JohnJohnson, De LosJohnson, W. W.Johnston, EleazarKanauer, John N.Kaylor, Daniel S.Kaylor, SamuelKeech, Charles C.Kegy, S. P.Keifer, SamuelKeiser, B. F.Keiser, Michael, Capt.Keith, Andrew B.Kelly, JamesKeltner, NathanKemler, FredKemp, George M.Kendall, Horace

Kennedy, 1.Kennedy, S. L.Kennedy, WilliamKenton, Miller MoodyKern, JohnKerr, WilliamKidney, Nelson A.King, FrankKissane, PersiferKline, JosephKline, JosephKnapp, GeorgeKnoffIock, GeorgeKnuchell, JohnKranz, E. MutchelKuneman, BenedictKyle, EdwardLacy, Pallis D.Laird, JacobLaird, SamuelLangstaff, WilliamLantz, B. F.Lape, EdwardLarimer, JamesLauer, LeonardLawrence, Robert O.Ledrick, JohnLeech, Elishau A.Leech, JohnLeinard, JeremiahLeiter, John H.Lemon, GeorgeLemon, Joseph E.Lentz, W. L.Lewis, Al C.Lewis, Charles H.Lewis, Henry M.Lewis, PinkneyLightcap, 1. B.Likes, MichaelLindsay, WilliamLinn, C. M.List, Charles 1.Littler, Jacob B.Loder, 1. B.Long, Fred E.Long, James P.Longsdorf, FredLongsdorf' Geo. W.Longshore, JohnLorow, JohnLosh, ThomasLoughridge, Wm., Dr.Lowe, James M.

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Lowry, Robert P.Mackley, JeremiahMaine, FredManey, EdwardMann. AndrewManner, E. M.Markley, HenryMarks. JohnMarquis, Joseph S.Marshall, AustinMarshall, JohnMartin. Jacob C.Martin, T. B.Martien, W. H.Matlock, JosephMay, William L.Maynard, HenryMellro, GeorgeMercer. J. D.Mercer, JosephMeredith. C. P.Merrell. John J.Merrill. Franklin L.Michelfelter. J. G.Michldrans, EphriamMiller, Charles E.Miller, FrancisMiller, FrankMiller, George W.Miller. Hiram. Col.Miller, IsaacMiller, John HMiller. StewartMiller. W. A.Milliken, W. B.Millington, JohnMitchell. GavinMitchell, GeorgeMitchell, WilsonMohler, John M.Montague, GeorgeMontis, GeorgeMoore, A. B.Moore, AlbertMoore, EdwardMoore, John A.Moore, RobertMoores, E.Moorehead. CalvinMoroehead. JosiahMoran, JamesMorgan, Samuel M.Morgan, WilliamMorris, B. F., Rev.

Morrow, AlexanderMorrow, M. A.Morrow, MatthewMorrow, WilliamMosey, Albert W.Mosey, Amos W.Mountain, CharlesMowers, John H.Mou'r1', J. N., Dr.Morvry, J. B.Morvry, MatthiasMunnell, ObediahMunson, HeselMurphy, H. K.Muscroft, S. J.Muttersbaugh, AbMyers, AbrahamMyers, GeorgeMcAttle, WilliamMcClure, H. C.McCoombs, C. S.McCormick, ThomasMcCormack, WilliamMcCorry, WilliamMcCoy, James S.McCready, DavidMcCrory, RobertMcCullough, Cornel.McCullough, John B.McElroy. James P.McFall, GaylordMcFarland, AllenMcFarland. John W.McFarland, Rob't. C.McFarland, WilliamMcGaha, J. P.McGarf', MiltonMcGuire, CorneliusMcllvarne, John Q.Mcllvaine, WilliamMclnvaine, Alex.Mcllvarne, AugustMcKinley, John F.McMellen, John A.McMillen. D. C.. Dr.McMullcn, John A.McMullen, J. R.McNamara" DanielNail, A. F.Nail. JohnNash, S. L.Needs, James A.Neff, Jesse H.Nicholson. William

Niman, John B.Niman, JerryNiman, William B.Nonis, William E.Oberlin, W. K.O'Donnell, MichaelOrem, ZachariahOru'ig, A. M.Osbun, FreemanOster, AbrahamOverhalt, JosephOrven, ArchibaldOyler, Byron C.Painter, MichaelPaisley, William T.Palm, J. H.Palmer, Joseph E.Palmer, Joseph W.Parker, AlfredParker, Silas C.Parkison, ThomasParrish, Hugh L.Parsons, LeRoyPatterson, Andrew C.Patterson, A. V., Dr.Patterson, Joseph S.Patterson, WilliamPatterson, W. G.Pattcrson, W. H.Pavne, John H.Pay'ne, WilliamPavton, ThomasPcn1,. GeorgcPeterson, Aaron E.Pfcifer, GeorgePhi l ips, A. G.Pierson, Frank W.Pitman, James G.Pitman, Joseph G.Pittenger, I. McK., RevPiatt, B. F.Polzurd, SimonPollock, JamesPollock, SamuelPost, James M.Potter, B. F.Potter, Ena JPotter. H.Pofter, HezekiahPotter, J. F.Powers, JohnPrice, B. F.Price, EzBkielPrincehorn, Henry

Prindle, John W.Pugh, HenryPurdy, James, Jr.Purdy, James L., Sr.Race, GeorgeRace, John S.Race, ThomasRace, Wesley H., Dr.Rand, Alfred TRank, SamuelRebuck, William H.Redick, John P.Reece, James W.Reed, EbenReed, George C.Reed, H. L.Reed, John C.Reed, J. S.Reining, JacobRepp, AmbroseRhodes, James H.fuckets, George W.Ridenour, Benj. S. P.Ritchie, William A.futter, L.futter, Levifutter, WilliamRitz, C. S.Robbins, HenryRoberts, Isaac C.Roberts, JamesRoberts, Samuel BRobinson, DariusRobinson, D. S.Robinson, JohnRodocker, Wm. A.Roush, JacobRummel, J. P., Capt.Russell, GeorgeRyan, PeterSams, WilsonSattler, G. P.. Dr.Saulsbury, SamuelSawhi l l , J. M.Schambs, G.Schambs, Mathias P.Schill, GeorgeSchringer, JohnScott, AlexanderScott, John WScott, ThomasSevern, L. W.Seymour, John J.Shaddle, John

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Lowry, Robert P.Mackley, JeremiahMaine, FredManey, EdwardMann, AndrewManner, E. M.Markley, HenryMarks, JohnMarquis, Joseph S.Marshall, AustinMarshall, JohnMartin, Jacob C.Martin, T. B.Martien, W. H.Matlock, JosephMay, William L.Maynard, HenryMellro, GeorgeMercer, 1. D.Mercer, JosephMeredith, C. P.Merrell, John J.Merrill, Franklin L.Michelfelter, 1. G.Michldrans, EphriamMiller, Charles E.Miller, FrancisMiller, FrankMiller, George W.Miller, Hiram, Col.Miller, IsaacMiller, John HMiller, StewartMiller, W. A.Milliken, W. B.Millington, JohnMitchell, GavinMitchell, GeorgeMitchell, WilsonMohler, John M.Montague, GeorgeMontis, GeorgeMoore, A. B.Moore, AlbertMoore, EdwardMoore, John A.Moore, RobertMoores, E.Moorehead, CalvinMoroehead, JosiahMoran, JamesMorgan, Samuel M.Morgan, WilliamMorris, B. F., Rev.

Morrow, AlexanderMorrow, M. A.Morrow, MatthewMorrow, WilliamMosey, Albert W.Mosey, Amos W.Mountain, CharlesMowers, John H.Mowry, 1. N., Dr.Mowry, 1. B.Mowry, MatthiasMunnell, ObcdiahMunson, HeselMurphy, H. K.Muscroft, S. 1.Muttersbaugh, AbMyers, AbrahamMyers, GeorgeMcAttle, WilliamMcClure, H. C.McCoombs, C. S.McCormick, ThomasMcCormack, WilliamMcCorry, WilliamMcCoy, Jamcs S.McCready, DavidMcCrory, RobertMcCullough, Cornel.McCullough, John B.McElroy, James P.McFall, GaylordMcFarland, AllcnMcFarland, John W.McFarland, Rob't. C.McFarland, WilliamMcGaha, 1. P.McGary, MiltonMcGuire, CorncliusMcIlvaine, John Q.McIlvaine, WilliamMclnvaine, Alex.McIlvaine, AugustMcKinley, John F.McMellcn, John A.McMillen, D. c., Dr.McMullcn, John A.McMullen, 1. R.McNamara, DanielNail, A. F.Nail, JohnNash, S. L.Needs, James A.Neff, Jesse H.Nicholson, William

Niman, John B.Niman, Jerry

Niman, William B.Norris, William E.Oberlin, W. K.O'Donnell, MichaelOrem, ZachariahOrwig, A. M.Osbun, FreemanOster, AbrahamOverhalt, JosephOwen, ArchibaldOyler, Byron C.Painter, MichaelPaisley, William T.Palm, 1. H.Palmer, Joseph E.Palmer, Joseph W.Parker, AlfredParker, Silas C.Parkison, ThomasParrish, Hugh L.Parsons, LeRoyPatterson, Andrew C.Pattcrson, A. V., Dr.Patterson, Joseph S.Patterson, WilliamPattcrson, W. G.Pattcrson, W. H.Payne, John H.Payne, WilliamPayton, ThomasPerry, GeorgcPeterson, Aaron E.Pfeifer, GeorgePhilips, A. G.Pierson, Frank W.Pitman, James G.Pitman, Joseph G.Pittenger, I. McK., RevPiatt, B. F.Poland, SimonPollock, JamesPollock, SamuelPost, James M.Potter, B. F.Potter, Ezra JPotter, H.Potter, HezekiahPottcr, 1. F.Powers, JohnPrice, B. F.Price, EzekielPrincehorn, Henry

Prindle, John W.Pugh, HenryPurdy, James, Jr.Purdy, James L., Sr.Race, GeorgeRace, John S.Race, ThomasRace, Wesley H., Dr.Rand, Alfred TRank, SamuelRebuck, William H.Redick, John P.Reece, James W.Reed, EbenReed, George C.Reed, H. L.Reed, John C.Reed, 1. S.Reining, JacobRepp, AmbroseRhodes, James H.Rickets, George W.Ridenour, Benj. S. P.Ritchie, William A.Ritter, L.Ritter, LeviRitter, WilliamRitz, C. S.Robbins, HenryRoberts, Isaac C.Roberts, JanlesRoberts, Samuel BRobinson, DariusRobinson, D. S.Robinson, JohnRodocker, Wm. A.Roush, JacobRummel, 1. P., Capt.Russell, GeorgeRyan, PetcrSams, WilsonSattler, G. P., Dr.Saulsbury, SamuelSawhill, 1. M.Schambs, G.Schambs, Mathias P.Schill, GeorgeSchringer, JohnScott, AlexanderScott, John WScott, ThomasSevern, L. W.Seymour, John 1.Shaddle, John

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Shannon, J.Shatzer, Christ. P.Shaver, MorganShaw, JohnShea, AlexanderShea" John E.Shea, WilliamSheehy, JohnShclton, DavidShoemaker, WilliamShouster, HenryShreffler, R. M.Shrcffler, W. H.Sills, Henry H"Sipe, ArchibaldSims, HarrySipe, L.Skeggs, J. L.Slabaugh, WilliamSmith, AaronSmith, Elliott A.Smith, Robert C.Smith, Samuel L.Smith, Wil l iam, Col.Snyder, HenrySnyder, William H.Spanogle, J. C.Spencer, John W.Spohn, John T.St. John, Jesse A.Stambaugh, D. N.Stambaugh, MichaelStatlcr, George W.Steele, EliasStcele, George W.Stephens, NonisStettor, John C.Stevens, Geo. NelsonStevens, J. A.Stcvens, L. W.Stevenson, AndrervStevenson, LeviStewart, George H.Stites, G. W.Stoll, George C.Stone, Charles W.Stone, JohnStough, Thomas G.Stratton, A. B.Strong, JamesStroup, ChristianSturges, August A.Sturges, E. P., Jr.Styert, William

Summers, George F.Super, Charles A.Super, George H.Sutherland, Al., Dr.Sutherland, HarrySwigart, James L.Swingle, FranklinSwonger, James M.Taft. C. R.Ta1'lor, SamuelTaylor, Thomas W.Teegarden, AlbertThomas, GaylordThomas, J. R.Thomas, Martin, V.Thompson, A. S.Thompson, JohnThompson, Thomas S.Thompson, William AThornton. A. G.Thuma, JohnTipton, WilliamTrarlcr, Herman S.Trcsscl, LconardTylcr, Harrison

White. James S.White, RobertWhite, W. A.Wilcox, George L.Wiley, ArchibaldWilhelm. JohnWilkinson, EdgarWilkinson, EdwardWilkinson, Jarnes W.Wilkinson. S. M.Williams. John B.Williams. John J.Wilson, AlfredWilson, George H.Wilson, Wm.Wilson. Wm. E.Winfield, Thomas W.Wintcrs, Gilbert, 8., GenWinters, John E.Winterbottom, John H.Wise, F. A.Wise, F. H.Wise, John, Sr.Wise, Napoleon BWoll F. S.

Ford, Thomas H.Keiser, MichaelKnofflock, MichaelLong, John D.Miller, HiramMcLaughlin, WilliarnWilson, James M.

Revolutionary, Civil andSpanish AmericanVeterans in CatholicCemetery

Beidle, JohnBrissell. JohnCostin, J.Costin, PatrickCropp, AaronDell. JohnDillon, JohnFahey, LawrenceFlaharty, MichaelGutzwiler, HenryHosfeld, ClementHyden, JamesLangan, WilliamLapy,I .Leahy, JohnMiller, JosephPhalen, PatrickRathburn. William H.Redding, M.Sagasky, JacobSchromer, HenryStraub. JohnSughrue, JohnThomas, Walter S.Jacobs, John, RevolutronCurran, John, Spanish

Mexican Veterans

Beam, GeorgeCake, HiramCrall, JohnCrouse. WilliamFerguson, William B.Flint, ArnoldGilkison, NewtonJohn, R. W.Miller, JacobReed, E. P.Reisinger, JacobStafford. L. J.

Uh l . F rank J . r t . . . , r1 / r - Wol f . S . U.Uhlich, C*rg" lf,T;4.5^.w oods, James HarveyUhlich. Henry fP ,'q"io Woods, John F.Uhlich, Samucl Woods. NaamanUndcnvood, JohnWard, M. D.Waring, HenryWarncr, MartinWatkins, MartinWeant, CharlcsWcatherbr', T. S.Weigel, FrederickWcil, GcorgcWcldon, W. H.Valentine, James A.Van Atta, John V.Vancc, John P.Vandivendcr, JohnWagner, FredWagoncr, FrederickWalborn, DanielWalker, IsaacWells, AmbroseWelty, Henry G.West, WilliamWharf, R. H.Whipp, A. J.Whipp, James M.Whipp, William G.

Woodruff, William F.Worden, M. W.Wright, JamesWright, PhineasWright, Thomas C.Wright, William B.Yarger, WilliamYoha, B. F.Young, David E.Young, RasselasYoungblood, Geo. W.Yunker, AnthonyZay, WilliamZediker, S. P.Zeider, ReubenZellner, George W.Zerby, PeterZigler, John

Mexican and Civil WarVeterans

Canhvell, Jarnes W., DrDickey, Moses R.Downs, William

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Shannon, 1. Summers, George F. White, James S. Ford, Thomas H.Shatzer, Christ. P. Super, Charles A. White, Robert Keiser, MichaelShaver, Morgan Super, George H. White, W. A. Knofflock, MichaelShaw, John Sutherland, AI., Dr. Wilcox, George 1. Long, John D.Shea, Alexander Sutherland, Harry Wiley, Archibald Miller, HiramShea, John E. Swigart, James L. Wilhelm, John McLaughlin, WilliamShea, William Swingle, Franklin Wilkinson, Edgar Wilson, James M.Sheehy, John Swonger, James M. Wilkinson, EdwardShelton, David Taft, C. R. Wilkinson, James W. Revolutionary, Civil andShoemaker, William Taylor, Samuel Wilkinson, S. M. Spanish AmericanShouster, Henry Taylor, Thomas W. Williams, John B. Veterans in CatholicShreffler, R. M. Teegarden, Albert Williams, John 1. CemeteryShreffler, W. H. Thomas, Gaylord Wilson, AlfredSills, Henry H. Thomas, 1. R. Wilson, George H. Beidle, JohnSipe, Archibald Thomas, Martin, V. Wilson, Wm. Brissell, JohnSims, Harry Thompson, A. S. Wilson, Wm. E. Costin, 1.Sipe, 1. Thompson, John Winfield, Thomas W. Costin, PatrickSkeggs, J. 1. Thompson, Thomas S. Winters, Gilbert, E., Gen. Cropp, AaronSlabaugh, William Thompson, William A. Winters, John E. Dell, JohnSmith, Aaron Thornton, A. G. Winterbottom, John H. Dillon, JohnSmith, Elliott A. Thuma, John Wise, F. A. Fahey, LawrenceSmith, Robert C. Tipton, William Wise, F. H. Flaharty, MichaelSmith, Samuel 1. Traxler, Herman S. Wise, John, Sr. Gutzwiler, HenrySmith, William, Col. Tressel, Leonard Wise, Napoleon B Hosfeld, ClementSnyder, Henry Tyler, Harrison Wolf, F. S. Hyden, JamesSnyder, William H. Uhl, Frank 1. SA v-~/!J:- Wolf, S. M. Langan, WilliamSpanogle, 1. C. Uhlich, George I:'~(iJcj.jAWoods, James Harvey Lapy, 1.Spencer, John W. Uhlich, Henry ~ 17 1D Woods, John F. Leahy, JohnSpohn, John 1. Uhlich, Samuel Woods, Naaman Miller, JosephS1. John, Jesse A. Underwood, John Woodruff, William F. Phalen, PatrickStambaugh, D. N. Ward, M. D. Worden, M. W. Rathburn, William H.Stanlbaugh, Michael Waring, Henry Wright, James Redding, M.Statler, George W. Warner, Martin Wright, Phineas Sagasky, JacobSteele, Elias Watkins, Martin Wright, Thomas C. Sehromer, HenrySteele, George W. Weant, Charles Wright, William B. Straub, JohnStephens, Norris Weatherby, 1. S. Yarger, William Sughrue, JohnStettor, John C. Weigel, Frederick Yoha, B. F. Thomas, Walter S.Stevens, Geo. Nelson Weil, George Young, David E. Jacobs, John, RevolutionStevens, 1. A. Weldon, W. H. Young, Rasselas Curran, John, SpanishStevens, 1. W. Valentine, James A. Youngblood, Geo. W.Stevenson, Andrew Van Atta, John V. Yunker, Anthony Mexican VeteransStevenson, Levi Vance, John P. Zay, WilliamStewart, George H. Vandivender, John Zediker, S. P. Beam, GeorgeStites, G. W. Wagner, Fred Zeider, Reuben Cake, HiramStoll, George C. Wagoner, Frederick Zellner, George W. Crall, JohnStone, Charles W. Walborn, Daniel Zerby, Peter Crouse, WilliamStone, John Walker, Isaac Zigler, John Ferguson, William B.Stough, Thomas G. Wells, Ambrose Flint, ArnoldStratton, A. B. Welty, Henry G. Mexican and Civil War Gilkison, NewtonStrong, James West, William Veterans John, R. W.Stroup, Christian Wharf, R. H. Miller, JacobSturges, August A. Whipp, A. 1. Cantwell, James W., Dr. Reed, E. P.Sturges, E. P., Jr. Whipp, James M. Dickey, Moses R. Reisinger, JacobStyert, William Whipp, William G. Downs, William Stafford, 1. 1.

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Van Antwerp, EdwardWinbigler, Peter

Mexican l9l6

Sodon, StanleyStafford, Roy

Revolutionary WarVeterans

Cook, JacobMoore, JohnMcllvaine, John C.Nail, Henry, Sr.Uhlich, Jacob

Veterans of War of l8l2

Bartley, MordecaiCalhoun, NobleCantwell, JamesCarter, EliasCarson, JohnDavis, John, Sr.Day, S. 8., Sr.Dudley, LymanFinney, ThomasHedges, JamesHoy, WilliamKeller, JoelKennedy, DavidMitchell, GavinMcFall, HughNail, Henry, Jr.Newlon, DavidPurdy, Patrick B.Shea, JamesTitus, Jonas H.Tylor, MajorWharf, William

Spanish American WarVeterans

Altaffer, RufusAlvord, G. D.Barr, FrankBloom, Jeffery J.Bruce, Vinson E.Byrd, Fred V.Craig, Frank E.Crocker, John W.Day, Charles W.

Dorem. CharlesHarbrand, WadeHastings, Thos. FordHerronemous, JosephHuggins, John B.Hull. WilliamJohnson. William c.Johnston, William P.Kanary, PatrickKaufman, ArthurKnapp, Arthur D.Knoth. William F.Kurbad, AugustLorvery, RobertLowry, DennisMarquis, Fred S.Mass4 AlbertMcllvaine, Albert O.Mcllvaine, John C.McPhern, JamesMcWilliams, JohnO'Donnell, MichaelOverholt, FrankPatterson, WalterReader, JohnRrckets, JohnRobinson, Howard E.Rodocher, CharlesSawhill, EdrvardSeymour, Joseph D.Shea, CharlesSlough, Edwin G.Starrett, JcsseStull, OscarSummen'ille, EarlTemple, ThomasThomas, Harn'GibsonThomas, Walter S.Valentine, JohnWills. James D.Wimer. Wilder O.Winn. AndrewWolff. Wm. B.

World War Veterans

Ackerman, AlbertAlpin, StewartAustin, WalterBaer. FredBalier, Charles D.Bancroft. Charles D.Bartlow, FrankBayes, Hary

Bergman, KarlBerkshire, Henry RayBerlin, Frank L.Bishop, Iver J.Black, JohnBoggs, RoyBookman, Alva A.Borden. James B.Bowers, Lewis C.Brucker, DavidBrunk. William C.Callihan, LloydCarr, DanielCarroll, Howard C.Clark, Howard G.Clarvson, LawrenceCline, GayleCominsky, Henry H.Cook, StanleyDell, Henry G.DeWitt. Morris B.Doerman, Carl OscarDoerr, ErnestDodson, RobertEberley, GeorgeEichachcr, Albert G.Elliott. George W.El l is, Lewis F.Ellison- Sherman ArthurEtzrviler. James J.Fava, AnthonyFeagin, LannieFrank, Olivcr L.Fredericks, J. L.Frcundlich, JeromcFre--v, WalterGcrkc, Albert C.Grabler, HarveyGraves, Bruce L.Hanley', Ambrose A.Hart, Glenn C.Hart, Willis W.Hayden, HelenHeadley, Glenn J.Heiser, BentonHellinger, PaulHep, JosephHershey, InnesHildebrand, Lloyd R.Hi l l , Edwin L.Hockenberry, IraHogan, Charles A.Hunt. Charles D.Jesson. William A.

Kosick, J.Lake. LawsonLaser, HomerLemley, Wilbur L.Leuthner. FredLogue, ClydeMains, WaldenMattox. BurnsMeconi, FrankMelliteelo, ThomasMerkle. EmmettMiller, Albert C.Miller, LeeMunch, WilburMurphy, Wm. HarrisonMyers, TheodoreMcGregor, Albert S.McGregor, Jesse A.McVey, Earl D.Nazzarino, FandacciNewman, Perry M.Nixon, RobertNolan, LcRoy P.Norrick, DeweyOsler, J. W.Oswalt, RocPatkovick, MilanPearce, Grover C.Porter, Fred G.Pryor, Roger A.Remy, Edward, Jr., Dr.fuchard. JohnRrckets, RussellRook, Ralph M.Roser, William F.Roth, Waltcr C.Rutter, Floyd O.Schomcr, EdwardSchomer, HenrySchrader, Cu(is H.Sivits. JohnSmith, RalphSorgen, PaulSowash. Clarence L.Stewart, CrimStocker, Roy E.Swigart, Earl L.Tinsler, WilliamThompson, Alfred E.Turley, FlovdUpson, Robert J.Walters, Clarence S.Weaver. Charles O.West. Thomas M.Williams. Earnest

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VanAntwerp, Edward Dorem, Charles Bergman, Karl Kosick, J.Winbigler, Peter Harbrand, Wade Berkshire, Henry Ray Lake, Lawson

Hastings, Thos. Ford Berlin, Frank L. Laser, HomerMexican 1916 Herronemous, Joseph Bishop, Iver 1. Lemley, Wilbur L.

Huggins, John B. Black, John Leuthner, FredSodon, Stanley Hull, William Boggs, Roy Logue, ClydeStafford, Roy Johnson, William c. Bookman, Alva A. Mains, Walden

Johnston, William P. Borden, James B. Mattox, BumsRevolutionary War Kanary, Patrick Bowers, Lewis C. Meconi, FrankVeterans Kaufman, Arthur Brucker, David Melliteelo, Thomas

Knapp, Arthur D. Brunk, William C. Merkle, EmmettCook, Jacob Knoth, William F. Callihan, Lloyd Miller, Albert C.Moore, John Kurbad, August Carr, Daniel Miller, LeeMunch, WilburMcIlvaine, John C. Lowery, Robert Carroll, Howard C. Murphy, Wm. HarrisonNail, Henry, Sr. Lowry, Dennis Clark, Howard G. Myers, TheodoreUhlich, Jacob Marquis, Fred S. Clawson, Lawrence McGregor, Albert S.

Massa, Albert Cline, Gayle McGregor, Jesse A.Veterans of War of 1812 McIlvaine, Albert O. Cominsky, Henry H. McVey, Earl D.

McIlvaine, John C. Cook, Stanley Nazzarino, FandacciBartley, Mordecai McPhern, James Dell, Henry G. Newman, Perry M.Calhoun, Noble McWilliams, John DeWitt, Morris B. Nixon, RobertCantwell, James O'Donnell, Michael Doerman, Carl Oscar Nolan, LcRoy P.Carter, Elias Overholt, Frank Doerr, Ernest Norrick, DeweyCarson, John Patterson, Walter Dodson, Robert Osler, 1. W.Davis, John, Sr. Reader, John Eberley, George Oswalt, RocDay, S. B., Sr. Rickets, John Eichacher, Albert G. Patkovick, MilanDudley, Lyman Robinson, Howard E. Elliott, George W. Pearce, Grover C.Finney, Thomas Rodocher, Charles Ellis, Lewis F. Porter, Fred G.Hedges, James Sawhill, Edward Ellison, Sherman Arthur Pryor, Roger A.Hoy, William Seymour, Joseph D. Etzwiler, James 1. Remy, Edward, Jr., Dr.Keller, Joel Shea, Charles Fava, Anthony Richard, JohnKennedy, David Slough, Edwin G. Feagin, Lannie Rickets, RussellMitchell, Gavin Starrett, Jesse Frank, Oliver L. Rook, Ralph M.McFall, Hugh Stull, Oscar Fredericks, 1. L. Roser, Willianl F.Nail, Henry, Jr. Summerville, Earl Freundlich, Jerome Roth, Walter C.Newlon, David Temple, Thomas Frey, Walter Rutter, Floyd O.Purdy, Patrick B. Thomas, Harry Gibson Gerke, Albert C. Schomer, EdwardShea, James Thomas, Walter S. Grabler, Harvey Schomer, HenryTitus, Jonas H. Valentine, John Graves, Bruce L. Schrader, Curtis H.Tylor, Major Wills, James D. Hanley, Ambrose A. Sivits, JohnWharf, William Wimer, Wilder O. Hart, Glenn C. Smith, Ralph

Winn, Andrew Hart, Willis W. Sorgen, PaulSpanish American War Wolff, Wm. B. Hayden, Helen Sowash, Clarence L.Veterans Headley, Glenn 1. Stewart, Crim

World War Veterans Heiser, Benton Stocker, Roy E.Altaffer, Rufus Hellinger, Paul Swigart, Earl L.Alvord, G. D. Ackerman, Albert Hep, Joseph Tinsler, WilliamBarr, Frank Alpin, Stewart Hershey, Innes Thompson, Alfred E.Bloom, Jeffery 1. Austin, Walter Hildebrand, Lloyd R. Turley, FloydBruce, Vinson E. Bacr, Fred Hill, Edwin L. Upson, Robert 1.Byrd, Fred V. Baker, Charles D. Hockenberry, Ira Walters, Clarence S.Craig, Frank E. Bancroft, Charles D. Hogan, Charles A. Weaver, Charles O.Crocker, John W. Bartlow, Frank Hunt, Charles D. West, Thomas M.Day, Charles W. Bayes, Harry Jesson, William A. Williams, Earnest

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Wilmuth. C. S.Wilson, RayYardley, R. W., Capt.Young, David

Marine Corps

Mackle1,, Jacob

World War Vetcrans Buricd Elscu'hcre

Albright, Ned, Ashland, OHBccler, Albcrt, Pavonia, OHBloom, Raymond, Shelbl'. OHBroadhead, Clarence, Shclby, OHBrocrich, Gco. S., Shclbt, OHByers, Ernie, Butler, OHCall , Hugh A., Shclbr, OHClcvcr. Paul, Bcllcvillc. OHCox. Prcston. Shiloh. OHCriscall, Hzufi' L.. Lcxington, OHCmnkclton. Jmrcs. Bcllq'il lc. OHDaughcrty, Charlcs, Butlcr. OHDunajistick, Friurk, Ronrancc. FranccEhrcst, Sam C., Shclbr'. OHGates, Charlcs 8., Shelbl . OHGutshal l , Rar, Shclbr. OHHartford, Earl C.. FranccHcrshel', Eldan C.. Lcxington. OHHiskq' , Inr in, Bcl loi l lc. OHJohnson, Charlcs C.. Shclbr. OHJoncs, Earl P. EnglandKcllogg, Frceburn A., Shclbr'. OHKelly', Thcodorc. Washington, D.C.Lutz, Tom, Glcndalc, CAMav, Ralph J., Shclbr, OHNccr. Paul F.. Bcllo'il lc. OHO'Brien, Jarncs, Shclbr', OHOnr,ig. Charlcs. Marion. OHRabold, Diur, Shclbr'. OHRapp, Carl R., Shclbr. OHRodger, Elmcr, Prospcct. O[{St1'crt, Frank, Bmgor. MESu'igart, Luther. Fr:urccTcctcrs, Gcorgc, St Tubrc, FranceThrush, Mi lo, Pl l ,mouth, OHWalters, Arley, Mt. ZionWaltcrs. Jcssc- Mt. ZionWard, Horace, Pl1'mouth, OHYeager, Flol'd. Lexington, OHYoung, Glcnn, Arlington

World War Veterans,Burral Place Unknown

Audilo, LeonardCarson, JohnCharles, TitusCherouvis, MikeFalier, FrankFralich, H.Miller, WilburPeters, WilliamPummill, Alva S.Rust, EarlSherman, Ernest E.Thompson, Guy E

Spanish and World WarVeterms

Bradford, W. S.Harrington, Alfred JMonastere, Arthur

Photo: Ro1' Faulkner (left)

Died since Memorial Day1938

Civil War

Fry, ChristopherOzier, KimptonShocker, Thomas J.

Spanish Amcrican

Altaffer, RufusBarr, Frank

World War

Hershey, Innes VernLewis, Bradley (Shelby)Siegfricd, Jcssc O.Turley, Flol'd

Indian War

Elder, Charles T.(Plymouth)

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Wilmuth, C. S.Wilson, RayYardley, R. W., Capt.Young, David

Marine Corps

Mackley, Jacob

World War Veterans Buried Elsewhere

Albright, Ned, Ashland, OHBeeler, Albert, Pavonia, OHBloom, Raymond, Shelby, OHBroadhead, Clarence, Shelby, OHBrocrich, Geo. S., Shelby, OHByers, Ernie, Butler, OHCall, Hugh A., Shelby, OHClever, Paul, Belleville, OHCox, Preston, Shiloh, OHCriscall, Harry L., Lexington, OHCmnkelton, Janles, Belleville, OHDaugherty, Charles, Butler, OHDunqjistick, Fnmk, Romance, FranceEhrest, Sam c., Shelby, OHGates, Charles B., Shelby, OHGutshall, Ray, Shelby, OHHartford, Earl C, FranceHershey, Eldan C, Lexington, OHHiskey, Irwin, Belleville, OHJohnson, Charles C, Shelby, QHJones, Earl P., EnglandKellogg, Freeburn A., Shelby, OHKelly, Theodore, Washington, D.CLutz, Tom, Glendale, CAMay, Ralph 1., Shelby, OHNeer, Paul F., Belleville, OHO'Brien, James, Shelby, OHOrwig, Charles, Marion, OHRabold, Dan, Shelby, OHRapp, Carl R., Shelby, OHRodger, Elmer, Prospect, OHStyert, Frank, B1mgor, MESwigart, Luther, FnmceTeeters, George, St Tubre, FranceThmsh, Milo, Plymouth, OHWaIters, Arley, Mt. ZionWalters, Jesse, Mt. ZionWard, Horace, Plymouth, OHYeager, Floyd, Lexington, OHYoung, Glenn, Arlington

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World War Veterans,Burial Place Unknown

Audino, LeonardCarson, JohnCharles, TitusCherouvis, MikeFalier, FrankFralich, H.Miller, WilburPeters, WilliamPummill, Alva S.Rust, EarlSherman, Ernest E.Thompson, Guy E.

Spanish and World WarVeterans

Bradford, W. S.Harrington, Alfred JMonastere, Arthur

Photo: Roy Faulkner (left)

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Died since Memorial Day1938

Civil War

Fry, ChristopherOzier, KimptonShocker, Thomas 1.

Spanish American

Altaffer, RufusBarr, Frank

World War

Hershey, Innes VernLewis, Bradley (Shelby)Siegfried, Jesse O.Turley, Floyd

Indian War

Elder, Charles T.(Plymouth)

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MILITARY and PERSONAL SKETCHES of Ohio's rank and file from zuCHLAND COLTNTY in the WAR OF THEREBELLION (talien from HARDESTY'S HISTOzuCAL GEOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA, Special Miliary Historyof Ohio, 1885). This Roll includes those now resident in fuchland County who enlisted elsewhere. General, field, staffand line officers from the countj' are included. Also soldiers of the regular sen'ice and of the Mexican rvar. Battle

information has been deleted. Copies of full information ma.v be obtained for 20Q per page plus SASE.

MANSFIELD. AND MADISON TOWNSHIP(continued from last issue)

JOHN BRISSEL-became a soldier of the Union atHollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, Februan' 27 . 1864,enlisting in Company C, l2th Pennsr'lvania VoluntccrCavalry, as a private. After a sen'ice of eightcenmonths, he was discharged at Slevins Station, June 12,1865. William and Samucl CRUM. brothcrs of Mrs.BRISSEL enlisted in Blair county, Pennsvh'ania.William was wounded in thc battle of the Wildcrnessand died soon after. Samuel was wounded at ColdHarbor, Virginia, and dicd in thc hospital atPhiladelphia. Philip SMITH, first husband of Mrs.Brisscl, was woundcd in front of Petcrsburg, and diedfrom the effects of the wound at Beverlr'. Neq' Jerset'.John BRISSEL was born in Blair countt ' , Pcnnsvlvania.June 12, 1847. His father's name \\'as John and hismother's maiden name Mary M HANG Hc rvasmarried in Alleghany Citr', Pennsvlvania, June 3, 186(r,to Mary Ann CRUM, daughtcr of John and Catharinc(ALBERT) CRUM. Seven childrcn rvas thc fruit ofthis union, and they were born: Elizabcth, April 9,1867, died Deccmber 23, 1872. Wil l iam J., August 21,1869, Catharine, Novcmber 14, 1871. Joseph, March14, 1874; Edrvard L., Apri l 18, 187(, ; Gcorgc S.,September 2, 1880; Mory; M., Ma1' 24, l t l l l3: AnnaRosel ia, July l (r , 1884. Mr. BRISSEL fol lous thcbusiness of blacksmithins in Mansfield. Ohio

GEORGE W. BROWN-entered the army Mar' 3, 1864,enlisting at Mansfield, Ohio, as a private in CompanyE, l63d Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He was mustercd inat Columbus, Ohio, and the regiment u'as assigncd tothe 2lst army corps. At New Phi ladelphia, Ohio, here-enlisted, January l, 1865, into Companl' A, l85thOhio Volunteer Infantry. He was honorabl,v dischargedat Columbus, Ohio, September 25, 1865, having beenmustered out at Lcxington, Kentucky, aftcr a service offourteen months. Cornwalland B.F. BROWN, brothersof George W., were also soldiers. The formcr cnlistcdat Camp Meigs, Ohio, as a member of the 80th OhioVolunteer Infantry. Benjamin F. was a member of thelOth Ohio Volunteer Cavalry. Jeremiah THOMPSON,father of Mrs. George W. BROWN, although tooadvanced in age for enlistment, gave his scn'iccs asteamster in the 5lst Ohio Volunteer Infantrv. Adam

THOMPSON, son of Jeremiah, enlisted at NervPhiladelphia, in thc 40th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.George W. BROWN was born at New Philadelphia,Ohio, July 29, 1845, a son of Daniel and Sarah(FERELL) BROWN. He married in the town of hisbirth Jcnnic L. THOMPSON, born in Carlislc,Pennsylvania, Februan, 29, 1847, a daughter ofJeremiah and Lida (WHITCOMBE) THOMPSON.Their rvedding took placc on the I lth of June, 1868.Thcv have two sons: George W., Jr, born Septcmbcr 3,1870: and James M., born Februarv 27, 1872. Mr.BROWN carries on the business of lathing. He residesat 2l South Water Strcet. Mansfield. Ohio

WILLIAM H. BRowN-cnl isted and rvas mustcrcd inat Osrvego Neu'York. in August, 1861, as a pr ivate inCompany F, t t lst New York Voluntccr Infantry. Hisregiment rvas assigned to the lst division, lst brigadc,lllth armr, corps, and he was promotcd to colorcorporal Mr. BROWN. rvhile in the Invalid Corps.guardcd thc conspirators of Prcsidcnt Lincoln'sassassination. During thcir trial hc u'as in court onguard every othcr da1,. G.F. and Charlcs, brothcrs ofWilliam H., u'ere mcmbcrs of thc 24th Ncu' YorkCavalry G.F. BROWN rvas rvoundcd Junc 2, l t l64,and dicd of his u'ounds in 1879. Charlcs dicd rn thcserr,ice William BROWN rvas born in Osu,egocount), Ncu' York, Dcccmbcr 13, l l i42, a son ofGcorgc and Theresa (WILLIAMS) BROWN, and hcmarricd in Rhodc Island, on thc 2d of Novcmbcr, ll l(r9,Nora SHEEHAN, born in Ireland, a daughter of Johnand Nora (MONAHAN) SHEEHAN. both dcccascd.Thcv have one chi ld. Crist ina. born at Mansf ic ld. Mr.BROWN follorvs thc busincss of tcamstcr and carricr.at Mansf ic ld, Ohio

WILLIAM G. BRUMBAUGH-joincd thc ranks sixmonths after the outbreali of the war, enlisting atMansf ic ld. Ohio, October 25. l t i6 l . he cnrol lcd as aprivate in Companv E. 64th Ohio Volunteer Infantn'.He u as discharged at Columbus, Ohio, January l, 1866,having served four vears and two months. Mr.BRUMBAUGH u'as born in Washington county,Maryland, March 14, 1844. His parents rvere GeorgeBRUMBAUGH, now deceased, and Matf' A.(SHARFF) BRUMBAUGH. At Dayton, Ohio, Junc10, 1868, he married Eliza MCKNIGHT, who rvas

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MILITARY and PERSONAL SKETCHES of Ohio's rank and file from RICHLAND COUNTY in the WAR OF THEREBELLION (taken from HARDESTY'S HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA, Special Milimy Historyof Ohio, 1885). This Roll includes those now resident in Richland County who enlisted elsewhere. General, field, staffand line officers from the county are included. Also soldiers of the regular service and of the Mexican war. Battleinformation has been deleted. Copies of full information may be obtained for 20e per page plus SASE.

MANSFIELD, AND MADISON TOWNSHIP(continued from last issue)

JOHN BRISSEL-became a soldier of the Union atHollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, February 27, 1864,enlisting in Company G, 12th Pennsylvania VolunteerCavalry, as a private. After a service of eighteenmonths, he was discharged at Slevins Station, June 12,1865. William and Samuel CRUM, brothers of Mrs.BRISSEL enlisted in Blair county, Pennsylvania.William was wounded in the battle of the Wildernessand died soon after. Samuel was wounded at ColdHarbor, Virginia, and died in the hospital atPhiladelphia. Philip SMITH, first husband of Mrs.Brissel, was wounded in front of Petersburg, and diedfrom the effects of the wound at Beverly, New Jersey.John BRISSEL was born in Blair county, Pennsylvania,June 12, 1847. His father's name was John and hismother's maiden name Mary M. HANG He wasmarried in Alleghany City, Pennsylvania, June 3, 1866,to Mary Ann CRUM, daughter of John and Catharine(ALBERT) CRUM. Seven children was the fruit ofthis union, and they were born: Elizabeth, April 9,1867, died December 23,1872; William J., August 21,1869; Catharine, November 14, 1871; Joseph, March14, 1874; Edward L, April 18, 1876; George S.,September 2, 1880; Mary; M., May 24, 1883: AnnaRoselia, July 16, 1884. Mr. BRISSEL follows thebusiness of blacksmithing in Mansfield, Ohio.

GEORGE W. BROWN-entered the army May 3, 1864,enlisting at Mansfield, Ohio, as a private in CompanyE, 163d Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He was mustered inat Columbus, Ohio, and the regiment was assigned tothe 21st army corps. At New Philadelphia, Ohio, here-enlisted, January 1, 1865, into Company A, 185thOhio Volunteer Infantry. He was honorably dischargedat Columbus, Ohio, September 25, 1865, having beenmustered out at Lexington, Kentucky, after a service offourteen months. Cornwall and B.F. BROWN, brothersof George W., were also soldiers. The former enlistedat Camp Meigs, Ohio, as a member of the 80th OhioVolunteer Infantry. Benjamin F. was a member of the10th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry. Jeremiah THOMPSON,father of Mrs. George W. BROWN, although tooadvanced in age for enlistment, gave his services asteamster in the 51 st Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Adam

THOMPSON, son of Jeremiah, enlisted at NewPhiladelphia, in the 40th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.George W. BROWN was born at New Philadelphia,Ohio, July 29, 1845, a son of Daniel and Sarah(FERELL) BROWN. He married in the town of hisbirth Jennie L THOMPSON, born in Carlisle,Pennsylvania, February 29, 1847, a daughter ofJeremiah and Lida (WHITCOMBE) THOMPSON.Their wedding took place on the lIth of June, 1868.They have two sons: George W., Jr, born September 3,1870: and James M., born February 27, 1872. Mr.BROWN carries on the business of lathing. He residesat 21 South Water Street, Mansfield, Ohio.

WILLIAM H. BROWN-enlisted and was mustered inat Oswego New York, in August, 1861, as a private inCompany F, 81st New York Volunteer Infantry. Hisregiment was assigned to the 1st division, I st brigade,18th army corps, and he was promoted to colorcorporal. Mr. BROWN. while in the Invalid Corps,guarded the conspirators of President Lincoln'sassassination. During their trial he was in court onguard every other day. G.F. and Charles, brothers ofWilliam H., were members of the 24th New YorkCavalry GF. BROWN was wounded June 2, 1864,and died of his wounds in 1879. Charles died in theserVIce William BROWN was born in Oswegocounty, New York, December 13, 1842, a son ofGeorge and Theresa (WILLIAMS) BROWN, and hemarried in Rhode Island, on the 2d of November, 1869,Nora SHEEHAN, born in Ireland, a daughter of Johnand Nora (MONAHAN) SHEEHAN, both dcceascd.They have one child, Cristina, born at Mansfield. Mr.BROWN follows the business of teamster and carrier,at Mansfield, Ohio

WILLIAM G. BRUMBAUGH-joined the ranks sixmonths after the outbreak of the war, enlisting atMansfield, Ohio, October 25, 1861; he enrolled as aprivate in Company E, 64th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.He was discharged at Columbus, Ohio, January I, 1866,having served four years and two months. Mr.BRUMBAUGH was born in Washington county,Maryland, March 14, 1844. His parents were GeorgeBRUMBAUGH, now deceased, and Mary A.(SHARFF) BRUMBAUGH. At Dayton, Ohio, June10, 1868, he married Eliza MCKNIGHT, who was

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born in Xenia, Ohio. They have one son, Harry L. Mr.BRUMBAUGH is engaged in the business of movingfurniture and pianos, and resides at Mansfield, Ohio.

GEORGE CAMPBELL-cnlistcd at Mansfield. Ohio.February 2,1864, and was mustered at Columbus, Ohio,into Company F, 82d Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infantry,as a private. The regiment had been assigned to the 2ddivision, 20th army corps. He was discharged atLouisvi l le, Kentuckl , , July 25, 1865, having servedeighteen months. Joseph CAMPBELL, brother ofGeorge, enlisted at Mansfield, on the same day and inthc samc company rvith Gcorgc. Hc rcturncd to hiswifc and three small childrcn an invalid. havingcontracted the consumption in the scrvice. He diedsoon after coming homc. William GILKINSON, abrother-in -law of the subject of our sketch, was also inthe same company of the 82d Ohio Veteran VolunteerInfantry. Hc also dicd soon after his return. GeorgeCAMPBELL was born in Mansfield, January' 5, 1837,a son of David and Polly (WHITMAN) CAMPBELL,both now deceascd. He was married at Mansficld, onDcccmbcr 5, 1859, to Elizabcth CRONINGER,daughter of John and Catharine (BIGLEY)CRONINGER, both sincc deceased. Thcir childrcn areHarry H., deceased; Lilly. and George A., deceased.Mr. CAMPBELL is a brick moulder. in Mansficld.

JOHN C. CARROTHERS-entered Company E,32dOhio Volunteer Infantry,, at Camp Bartley, nearMansficld, Ohio, cnlisting for thrcc ycars. Mr.CARROTHERS was with his regiment in all its battlesand skirmishes, from the 27th of July, 1861, toSe ptember l, 1864, when he \\'as discharged atChattanooga, Tennessee. He was offered a lieutenant'scommission during the winter of 1863, and foolishly, henow says, refused it. Mr. CARROTHERS was born inMansfield, Ohio, September 23, 1841, a son of Samueland Hannah M. (IRWIN) CARROTHERS. He nowresides in Mansfield, Ohio, disabled by heart diseasecontracted at Vicksburg, and for which he draws apension.

J.D. COLWELL-aI Camp Cleveland, Ohio, April 5,1862, enlisted and was mustered in as a private, toCompany C, 86th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. At FairfaxCourt House, Virginia, Mr. COLWELL rvas dischargedand sent home on account of sickness. He afterwardre-enlisted in the one hundred dav service. He was

honorably discharged at Columbus, Ohio, September 20,1864, after a service of two years and six months. Hewas born near Lexington, Ohio, November 13, 1844.His parents, both now deceased, were Samuel B. andMary E. (MCENTIRE) COLWELL. He married atBellville, Ohio, February 2, 1881, Mary J.HELLIWELL, born in Boston, England, March 10,1850, the daughter of James and Eliza (FOREST)HELLIWEL, both now deceased. Of their twochildren, one is left to them, Robert Roy, born Aprll22,1883. Minnie Louisa, born October 24, 1881, diedAugust 21, 1882. At the close of the war Mr.COLWELL came home to Mansfield, rcmaining oneyear, and in the spring of 1866 went West and spent tenyears in traveling through the States and Territories.Returning to Mansfield, he engaged in shipping with theAultman & Taylor factory, until a year ago when heengaged with the Western Suspender Company, assalesman. where he now is. He resides at No. 50 EastThird street, Mansfield.

ERASTUS P. COATES-but a few days after thedcclaration of war enlisted at Mansfield, Ohio April 17,1861, as a private in Company I, lst Ohio VolunteerInfantrl'. During his short but active servicc heparticipated in the first great battle of the Rebellion,Bull Run, and ten days after, July 31, 1861, he wasdischarged at Columbus, Ohio. He re-enlisted atMansfield, in October, 1861, entering Company A,McLaughlin Squadron of Cavalry, as bugler. Thcywcrc assigned to Sherman's brigade. For good soldierlyservice and meritorious conduct he was promoted tosecond lieutenant September 26,1862. In the followingFebruary, having shown his efficiency as an officer asrvell as a soldier. he received the rank of first lieutenant.October 19, 1865, at Raleigh, North Carolina, he wasmade captain of Company C, 5th Ohio VolunteerCavalry. He was honorably discharged at Charlotte,North Carolina, November 18, 1865, having served fouryears, nine months and thirteen days. Foster A., brotherof Captain E.P. and John S. COATES, enlisted in thespring of 1861, as orderly sergeant of Company A, 4thOhio Volunteer Infantry, at Mount Vernon, Ohio. Hewas taken sick in the south, and resigning his commandhe came to home to Mansfield, where he died January20, 1867. Erastus F. COATES was born at Mansfield,Ohio, July 4, 1839, a son of Truman and Charlotte(ANDERSON) COATES. He resides at No. 105 WestFourth Street. Mansfield.

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born in Xenia, Ohio. They have one son, Harry L. Mr.BRUMBAUGH is engaged in the business of movingfurniture and pianos, and resides at Mansfield, Ohio.

GEORGE CAMPBELL-enlisted at Mansfield, Ohio,February 2, 1864, and was mustered at Columbus, Ohio,into Company F, 82d Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infantry,as a private. The regiment had been assigned to the 2ddivision, 20th army corps. He was discharged atLouisville, Kentucky, July 25, 1865, having servedeighteen months. Joseph CAMPBELL, brother ofGeorge, enlisted at Mansfield, on the same day and inthe same company with George. He returned to hiswife and three small children an invalid, havingcontracted the consumption in the service. He diedsoon after coming home. William GILKINSON, abrother-in -law of the subject of our sketch, was also inthe same company of the 82d Ohio Veteran VolunteerInfantry. He also died soon after his return. GeorgeCAMPBELL was born in Mansfield, January 5, 1837,a son of David and Polly (WHITMAN) CAMPBELL,both now deceased. He was married at Mansfield, onDecember 5, 1859, to Elizabeth CRONINGER,daughter of John and Catharine (BIGLEY)CRONINGER, both since deceased. Their children areHarry H., deceased; Lilly; and George A., deceased.Mr. CAMPBELL is a brick moulder, in Mansfield.

JOHN C. CARROTHERS-entered Company E, 32dOhio Volunteer Infantry, at Camp Bartley, nearMansfield, Ohio, enlisting for three years. Mr.CARROTHERS was with his regiment in all its battlesand skirmishes, from the 27th of July, 1861, toSeptember I, 1864, when he was discharged atChattanooga, Tennessee. He was offered a lieutenant'scommission during the winter of 1863, and foolishly, henow says, refused it. Mr. CARROTHERS was born inMansfield, Ohio, September 23, 1841, a son of Samueland Hannah M. (IRWIN) CARROTHERS. He nowresides in Mansfield, Ohio, disabled by heart diseasecontracted at Vicksburg, and for which he draws apensIOn.

J.D. COLWELL-at Camp Cleveland, Ohio, April 5,1862, enlisted and was mustered in as a private, toCompany C, 86th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. At FairfaxCourt House, Virginia, Mr. COLWELL was dischargedand sent home on account of sickness. He afterwardre-enlisted in the one hundred day service. He was

honorably discharged at Columbus, Ohio, September 20,1864, after a service of two years and six months. Hewas born near Lexington, Ohio, November 13, 1844.His parents, both now deceased, were Samuel B. andMary E. (MCENTIRE) COLWELL. He married atBellville, Ohio, February 2, 1881, Mary J.HELLIWELL, born in Boston, England, March la,1850, the daughter of James and Eliza (FOREST)HELLIWEL, both now deceased. Of their twochildren, one is left to them, Robert Roy, born April 22,1883. Minnie Louisa, born October 24, 1881, diedAugust 21, 1882. At the close of the war Mr.COLWELL came home to Mansfield, remaining oneyear, and in the spring of 1866 went West and spent tenyears in traveling through the States and Territories.Returning to Mansfield, he engaged in shipping with theAultman & Taylor factory, until a year ago when heengaged with the Western Suspender Company, assalesman, where he now is. He resides at No. 50 EastThird street, Mansfield.

ERASTUS P. COATES-but a few days after thedeclaration of war enlisted at Mansfield, Ohio April 17,1861, as a private in Company I, 1st Ohio VolunteerInfantry. During his short but active service heparticipated in the first great battle of the Rebellion,Bull Run, and ten days after, July 31, 1861, he wasdischarged at Columbus, Ohio. He re-enlisted atMansfield, in October, 1861, entering Company A,McLaughlin Squadron of Cavalry, as bugler. Theywere assigned to Sherman's brigade. For good soldierlyservice and meritorious conduct he was promoted tosecond lieutenant September 26, 1862. In the followingFebruary, having shown his efficiency as an officer aswell as a soldier, he received the rank of first lieutenant.October 19, 1865, at Raleigh, North Carolina, he wasmade captain of Company C, 5th Ohio VolunteerCavalry. He was honorably discharged at Charlotte,North Carolina, November 18, 1865, having served fouryears, nine months and thirteen days. Foster A., brotherof Captain E.P. and John S. COATES, enlisted in thespring of 1861, as orderly sergeant of Company A, 4thOhio Volunteer Infantry, at Mount Vernon, Ohio. Hewas taken sick in the south, and resigning his commandhe came to home to Mansfield, where he died January20, 1867. Erastus F. COATES was born at Mansfield,Ohio, July 4, 1839, a son of Truman and Charlotte(ANDERSON) COATES. He resides at No. 105 WestFourth Street, Mansfield.

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