Thousands of Warren Countians have served their country in the
military. I will be happy to add your military veteran to the list. Email your
information, images, etc. to Arne Trelvik
FAILOR
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- Charles Failor (c1842-1901)
- Sergeant, Company A, 4th Ohio Cavalry Regiment
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FAIRCHILD
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- David Bryon Fairchild
(c1827-1864) - Private, Company A, 12th Ohio Infantry Regiment &
Company C, 23rd Ohio Infantry Regiment
- gravestone
missing from Roachester
Methodist Cemetery
- " History
Of Twelfth Ohio Volunteer Infantry" article by Dallas
Bogan
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 305
"Fairchild, David T.
co. A, 12th O. V. I.; wounded in W. Va.; died Sept. 18, '64."
- WPA Plat Map of Morrow Cemetery
"Section 1 Lot 171 Grave 2; Civil War, Fairchild, Dav.
B."
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
David B. Fairchilds
enlisted as a 34 year old private from Deerfield, Ohio on 30 Maly
1861
mustered into Co A 12th OVI on 30 May 1861
transferred to Co C, 23rd OVI on 1 Jul 1864
died of disease at Deerfield, Ohio on 18 Sep 1864
buried at Deerfield, Ohio
- Pension Index Cards
Sarah Ann Fairchild filed for a widow's pension
on 9 Apr 1866 (Certificate #148591) for service of David B. Fairchild
in Co A, 12th OVI
- David
Byron Fairchild page by Darren
Waters [broken link]
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- Dr. Stephen A. Fairchild
(1823-1864) - Assistant Surgeon, Field & Staff, 6th Kansas Cavalry
Regiment
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FATH
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- Martin Fath (1840-1884)
- Private, Co D, 9th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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FAULK
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- William
H. Faulk alias William Henry (c1828-1890)
- Sergeant, Company D, 22nd Illinois Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Springboro Cemetery
- Service Record
William Henry enlisted as a private from Woburn,
Illinois on 25 Jun 1861
mustered into Co D, 22nd Ill Inf on 25 Jun 1861
promoted to Sergeant
mustered out at Springfield, Illinois, on 7 Jul 1864
- Pension Index Cards
William H. Faulk alias William Henry filed for
pension in Indiana on 15 Jul 1881 (Certificate #232028) for service
in Co D, 22nd Illinois Infantry
Rachel A. Faulk filed for widow's pension in Indiana on 31 May 1890
(Certificate #274781)
- Headstones
Provided for Deceased Union Civil War Veterans, 1879-1903
William H. Faulk, Pvt Co D 22nd Ills Inf
Cemetery at Clearcreek Twp. Warren Co Ohio
Date of Death: 5 Mar 1890
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FERGUSON
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- James Ferguson
- photo of gravestone
at Morrow Cemetery for
James Ferguson (1836-1878)
- CONFLICTING INFORMATION
"Lest
We Forget, Volume I", "Civil
War Soldiers Buried in Warren County, Ohio" and "Warren
County Ohio Veteran Grave Registration Cards" all indicate
that James Ferguson (1836-1878)
who is buried in Morrow Cemetery served in the 64th OVI.
The Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio
in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1866 only lists one James
Ferguson in the 64th OVI and his pension card indicates that he
died in 1915
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 26 year old Private on 8 Oct 1862
Drafted into Co F, 64th OVI on 8 Oct 1862
Mustered out at Hillsboro, Tennessee on 5 Aug 1863
- Pension Index Cards
James A. Ferguson filed for a pension on 29 Dec 1890
(Certificate #742873) for service in Co F 64th OVI & in Co G
191st OVI
died at Willshire, Ohio on 27 Mar 1915
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FINDLEY
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- Robert Pressley Findley
(1836-1898) - Lieutenant Colonel, Field & Staff, 74th Ohio Infantry
Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Lebanon Cemetery
- Interment #2971 of Robert Presley
Finley in Old Section lot
276-4 on 18 Sep 1898
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 24 year old Private on 20 Dec 1861
Mustered into Co K 74th OVI on 20 Dec 1861
Promoted to Captain on 27 Feb 1862; to Major on 2 Nov 1863; to Lt.
Colonel on 18 May 1865 & to Colonel on 12 Jul 1865 (no mustered)
Mustered out at Louisville, Kentucky on 10 Jul 1865
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension in Ohio on 28 Aug 1897 (SC#1024775) for service
in Co K & in F&S, 74th OVI
Carrie B. Findley filed for a widow's pension in Ohio on 25 Aug?
1899 (WC#535404)
- R. P. Findley Obituary, The Western Star
22 Sep 1898
"The remains of the late Col. R. P. Findley were brought here
from Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, and buried in the Lebanon Cemetery
Sunday Afternoon."
"Col. Findley was a verteran of the late war and for seven
years editor of the Xenia Gazette."
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FINN
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- John Finn Jr. (c1844-c1864)
- Private Co F 12th Ohio Infantry & Co H 23rd Ohio Infantry
- Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 305
"Finn, John, e. Feb. 1864, co. F, 12th O. V. I.; killed
at Cloyd
Mt. Va."
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
John Fines enlisted
as a 20 year old Private on 12 Feb 1864
Mustered into Co F 12th OVI on 12 Feb 1864
Wounded and captured at Battle
of Cloyd's Mountain, Virginia on 9 May 1864
Transferred into Co H 23rd OVI on 1 Jul 1864
(date & method of discharge not given)
- Pension Index Cards
Mother, Mary Finn, filed for pension on 14 Apr
1878 (MC#189071) for service if John Finn Jr. in Co F 12th OVI
- List
of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 343
"Finn, Mary, Lebanon PO, MC#189071, dependant mother, $8.00
monthly pension beginning July, 1880"
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FISHER
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- Adam Fisher (1838-1928)
- Private, Company G, 74th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Maineville Cemetery
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 23 year old private on 30 Jan 1862
Mustered into Co G 74th OVI on 18 Mar 1862
Transferred to Co A 11th Veteran Reserve Corps Infantry on 26 Feb
1864
- Pension Index Cards
filed for pension on 13 Jan 1866 and on 30 Jul 1908 (Certificate
#371880) for service as Sergeant in Co H, 74th OVI and in Co A,
11th Veteran Reserve Corps
died 22 Feb 1928 at Maineville, Ohio
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- Charles H. Fisher alias
Herman Grimm (1846-1894) - Private, Co C, 146th ONG;
Co C, 123rd Ill Inf; Co F, 61st Ill Inf; Co B, 4th US Artillery Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Crosson Cemetery
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Charles H. Fisher of Chicago, Illinois enlisted
as a private on 1 Apr 1863
Mustered into Co C, 123rd Illinois Infantry on 10
Apr 1863
Transferred out [also served in 1st Illinois Infantry]
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Charles H. Fisher of Chicago, Illinois enlisted
as a private on 1 Apr 1865
Mustered into 123rd Illinois Infantry on 1
Apr 1865
Transferred into Co F, 61st Illinois Infantry on 28 Jun 1865
Mustered out at Nashville, Tennessee on 8 Sep 1865
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Herman Grim enlisted as an 18 year old private
on 2 May 1864
Mustered into Co C, 146th ONG on 2 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Herman Grim, alias Charles H. Fisher,
filed for pension in Ohio on 20 Aug 1890 (Certificate #882538) for
service in Co C, 146th OVI, Co F, 61st Ill Inf, Co C, 123rd Ill
Inf & Co B, 4th U.S. Artillery
Mother, Mary E. Fisher, filed for pension in Ohio
on 15 Dec 1894 (Application #605911 - no Certificate # listed)
- Headstones
Provided for Deceased Union Civil War Veterans, 1879-1903
Herman Grim, Private, Co C, 146th
OVI
Cemetery at Morrow, Ohio
Date of Death: Nov. 13, 1894
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- John Traber Fisher (1830-1900)
- Private, Co F, 35th OVI & Co B, 180th OVI
- gravestone photo
at Miami Cemetery
- "Thirty
Fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry" article by Dallas
Bogan
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 30 year old private on 5 Sep 1861
mustered into Co F, 35th OVI on 9 Sep 1861
Disability Discharge at Gallatin, Tennessee on 2 Dec 1862
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 34 year old Private on 16 August 1864
Mustered into Company B, 180th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 29 September
1864.
Mustered out at Charlotte, North Carolina on 12 July 1865
Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 6 Apr 1883 (Certificate #271188) for service
in Co F, 35th OVI and in Co B, 180th OVI
Alice I. Fisher filed for widow's pension (Certificate #513319)
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FOOTE
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- John W. Foote (1836-1908)
- 2nd Lieutenant, Company C, 146th Ohio National Guard Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at West Woodville
Cemetery
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 27 year old 2nd Lieutenant on 2 May 1864
Commissioned into Co C, 146th ONG on 2 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 305,
"Foot, John W. com. 2d lieut. co. C, 146th
O.V.I.; service 4 months."
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension in Ohio on 1 Dec 1890 and on 27 Feb 1907 (Certificate
#728698) for service in Co C, 146th ONG
Elizabeth A. Foote filed for widow's pension in
Ohio on 22 Oct 1908 (Certificate #667958)
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FORD
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- Claudius W. Ford (1826-1870)
- Corporal, Company F, 56th Ohio Infantry Regiment
[also served in the War with Mexico]
- Beers History
of Warren County page 946
- Official Roster of the Soldiers of the
State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1866. Vol. V.
page 110
C. F. Ford, enlisted
as a 29 year old Corporal on 16 Oct 1861 for 3 years
Mustered into Co F, 56th OVI
Disability Discharge March, 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Rosanna Thomas filed for a widow's pension in
Ohio on 6 Oct ____ (Certificate #279869) for service of Claudius
H. Ford in Co F, 56th OVI
Cynthia Ford filed for a minor's pension in Ohio on 1 Nov 1887 (Certificate
#279876)
- Headstones
Provided for Deceased Union Civil War Veterans, 1879-1903
C. W. Ford, Pvt, Co F 56th OVI
Cemetery: Natl Mil Home near Dayton Ohio Sec A
Date of Death Dec 26 1870
- U.S.
National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938
C. W. Ford enlisted at Portsmouth, Ohio on 16 Oct 1861
Disabled by consumption and discharged on 29 Feb 1864 at Madison,
Lousiana
born Ohio, age 44, single, carpenter
Admitted to Dayton Soldiers Home on 20 Aug 1870, died 26 Dec 1870,
buried Section A Row 10 Grave 32
- 25 Feb 2009 Email from Michael
Ford,
"Claudius
W. Ford (1 Mar 1826 - 26 Dec 1870) was a son of Elijah Ford
(1781-1831) & Jerusha (Kibbey) Ford (1793-1843) who probably
was born in Hamilton County but did list his birth county as being
Warren on his 1848 enlistment. He resided in Hamilton township of
Warren County during his early years with his mother & siblings
following his father's death in 1831. Beer's History shows that
he married an Elizabeth Hale (who I have been otherwise been unable
to identify) although I have not found a marriage record for this
marriage.
The 1850 Census shows Claudius & Elizabeth living in Salem township
of Warren County with three apparent sons, William F Ford (born
about 1843), Thomas M Ford (born about 1846), and Elbridge D Ford
(born about 1850). Claudius is shown as being a shoemaker.
U.S. Army Enlistment Records show that Claudius enlisted in Cincinnati
on 26 Jan 1848 as a private in the 3rd Artillery Regiment, B Company
for the War with Mexico. His occupation is shown as a shoemaker.
He served until 15 August 1848 when he was discharged at Fort Monroe
in Virginia.
I have been unable to find out what happened but the 1860 census
shows Claudius living in the household of an Eli Graff in Green
Township in Scioto County where he is shown as being a carpenter.
I have found no trace of Elizabeth, William F, or Thomas M after
1850. Elbridge is living in the household of a Jane Andre in Green
Township of Scioto County apart from his father.
On October 16, 1861 Claudius (C. W.) enlisted in the 56th Ohio Infantry
Regiment, F Company as a private (although one record shows his
enlistment as a corporal). He served until March 15, 1864 when he
was discharged due to disability.
On August 20, 1870 Claudius (C. W.) was admitted to the National
Soldiers Home in Dayton suffering from consumption. The record there
shows that he is single. He died there on December 26, 1870 and
was buried on that same date in the Dayton National Cemetery.
Beer's History
indicates that Claudius had a second wife and she seems to be
Rosanna Graff, a sister of the Eli Graff with whom Claudius was
living in the 1860 census. The 1870 census shows Rosanna Ford living
in Green Township of Scioto County with what appears to be two children,
George Ford (age 13) and Cynthia Ford (age 10). (George Ford is
a mystery yet to be solved.) On November 1, 1887 Cynthia Ford applies
for a pension as a minor survivor and on October 6, 1888 Rosanna
Thomas (she remaried) applies for a pension under Cladius's name."
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- Collin
Ford (1827-1917) - 1st Lt, Co I, 79th OVI and Major, Field
& Staff, 100th USCT Infantry
- photo of gravestone
at Lebanon Cemetery
[Interment #4220 in lot 87-3 on 12 Jul 1917]
- Dallas
Bogan, "Major Collin Ford,"
Warren County's Involvement in the Civil War (Middletown, Ohio:
U.N. Printing Co, 1991). 18-19
- "Seventy
Ninth Ohio Volunteer Infantry" article by Dallas
Bogan
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 35 year old 1st Lieutenant on 17 Aug 1862
Commissioned into Co. I, 79th OVI on 28 Aug 1862
Discharged from Co. I, 79th OVI and commissioned as a Major into
the 100th USCT Infantry on 15 Jun 1864
Breveted to Colonel on 13 Mar 1865
Mustered out on 25 Dec 1865
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 3 Dec 1883 (Certificate #493053) for service
in Co I, 79th OVI and in F&S, 100th USCT
died 10 Jul 1917 in Cincinnati, Ohio
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- John Ford
(1817-1902) - Private, Co F, 35th OVI and Co H, 146th ONG
- photo of gravestone
at Springboro Cemetery
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition,
page 305, "Ford, John, co. F, 35th O.V.I. 1861-2; 4 months
in co. H, 146th O.V.I."
page 316, listed as charter member of Billie Bainer Post
#537 G.A.R.
- "Thirty
Fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry" article by Dallas
Bogan
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 44 year old private on 5 Sep 1861
Mustered into Co F, 35th OVI on 9 Sep 1861
Discharged at Paris, Kentucky on 1 Dec 1861
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 47 year old private on 2 May 1864
Mustered into Co H, 146th ONG on 2 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 23 Apr 1889 (Certificate #531772) for service
in Co F 35th OVI and in Co H 146th ONG
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- John R. Ford
(1841-1919) - Private, Company C, 55th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Springboro Cemetery
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 316,
listed as charter member of Billie Bainer Post #537 G.A.R.
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 21 year old private, a farmer from Lebanon, Ohio,
on 21 May 1863
Mustered into Co C, 55th Mass Inf on 31 May 1863
Mustered out at Charleston, South Carolina on 29 Aug 1865
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 20 Sep 1876 & on ___ (Certificate #298275)
for service in Co C, 55th Mass. Inf.
died 8 Feb 1919
- Ohio Death Certificate #14788 (1919) for
John R. Ford
John R. Ford, male, colored, widowed
born 1 May 1841 Virginia [parents unknown]
died 8 Feb 1919 Springboro Ohio
buried 11 Feb 1919 Springboro Ohio
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- John M. Foster (1844-1920)
- Private, Company B, 153rd Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at West Woodville
Cemetery
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 22 year old private on 2 May 1864
Mustered into Co B 153rd OVI on 10 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp dennison, Ohio on 9 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 17 Mar 1891 [Certificate #868670] for service
in Co B, 153rd Ohio Infantry
died at Blanchester, Ohio on 21 Apr 1920
filed for widow's pension on 14 May 1920 [Certificate #890583]
- Larry
W. Collins Research Notes submitted 5 Jan 2006:
"In 1860, John M. Foster was living with
his parents, Thomas and Rachel Foster, on their
farm in Stonelick Twp., Clermont Co., Ohio. John Foster
enlisted on 2 May 1864 as a Private in Co. B, 153rd Ohio Infantry.
He was mustered out on 9 Sep 1864 at Camp Dennison. By 1880, John
was living with his wife , Cyntha A., and four
children along with his brother, Wilson and his
sister, Emma R. in West Woodville, Wayne Twp.,
Clermont County. John was employed as a huckster
(peddler), as was his brother Wilson. By 1900 John
owned a farm in Wayne Twp., south of Stonelick Creek. . John
was born in August 1844. His wife, Cyntha, was
born in April 1852 (Is this the Cynthia B. Foster that is buried
in West
Woodville Cemetery?)."
Sources: American Civil War Database at civilwardata.com;
1890 Veterans Schedule; 1860, 1870 & 1880 U. S. Census.
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- Joseph
G. Foster (1841-1875)- Sergeant, Company G, 146th Ohio
Infantry Regiment
- Beers History
of Warren County page 977,
" Joseph G.
was also a soldier in the war, and served in the regiment with his
brother. Army life broke down his boyish constitution, and he returned
to his home a mere wreck of his former self. He departed this life
after a long struggle for life Jan. 30, 1875, aged 33 years, 5 months
and 11 days."
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 21 year old Sergeant on 2 May 1864
Mustered into Co G, 146th ONG on 2 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
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- William
S. Foster (1840-1902) - 2nd Lt, Co A, 86th Ohio Infantry
& Captain, Company G, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- Beers History
of Warren County page 977,
" William
S., enlisted in 1862, in the 86th O. V, I., Company A, in which
he was a 2d Lieutenant and served four months; in 1864, he enlisted
in the 146th O. V. I., Company G, of which he was Captain, and served
four months.."
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 22 year old 2nd Lieutenant
Commissioned into Co A, 86th OVI on 1 Jun 1862
Mustered out at Camp Chase, Ohio on 25 Sep 1862
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 23 year old Captain on 2 May 1864
Mustered into Co G, 146th ONG on 2 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 7 Aug 1890 [Certificate #644652] for service
in Co A, 86th OVI and in Co G, 146th ONG
filed for widow's pension [certificate #651809]
- Wm. S. Foster Obituary, The Western
Star, Lebanon, Ohio 12 Jun 1902
"Mr. Foster twice enlisted in the war of the Rebellion,
serving in 1862 in the three months' service as second lieutenant
of company A, 86th O.V.I., and in 1864 in the one hundred days'
service as Captain of Company G, 146th O. V. I."
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FOULKS
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- Ebenezer Foulks - Company
H, 34th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- Ohio
Civil War Roster by the Ohio
Genealogical Society
Ebenezer Foulks, Private, Company H 34th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
[not found]
- Pension Index Cards
Mother, Achsa Foulks, filed for a pension on 16
Mar 1867 (MC#160237) for service of Ebenezer Foulks in Co H 34th
OVI
- List
of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page 343
"Toulks, Acksa,
Lebanon PO, MC#160237, dependant mother, $8.00 per month beginning
Nov. 1872"
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FOX
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- David Fox (1839-1924) - Corporal
Company C 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Bethany Christian Church
Cemetery
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 23 year old Corporal on 2 May 1864
Mustered into Co C, 146th ONG on 2 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 31 Oct 1885 and on 6 Mar 1907 (Certificate
#512164) for service in Co C, 146th ONG
died 28 Jul 1924 at Lebanon, Ohio
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- John M. Fox
(1837-1910) - Private, Company F, 12th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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FRASER
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- John Alexander Fraser (1819-1898)
- Private, Company C and Company D, 4th Ohio Cavalry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Lebanon Cemetery
- "History
Of Fourth Ohio Volunteer Cavalry" article by Dallas
Bogan
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
John A. Frazer enlisted
as a 4- year old private on 29 Nov 1861
Mustered into Co C, 4th OVC on 29 Nov 1861
POW at Jackson, Tennessee on 8 Mar 1862 and paroled the same day
POW on 18 Oct 1862 at Lexington, Kentucky
Mustered out at Louisville, Kentucky on 25 Nov 1864
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
John A. Frazer enlisted
as a 40 year old private on 29 Nov 1861
Mustered into Co D, 4th OVC on 29 Nov 1861
Transferred to Co C, 4th OVC on 26 Sep 1865
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 12 Jun 1880 (Certificate #354177) for service
in Co C and in Co D, 4th Ohio Cav
Margaret Fraser filed for widow's pension on 15
Jun 1898 (Certificate #483329)
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FRAZIER
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- John Frazier (c1821-1864)
- Private, unassigned recruit, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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- Peter Frazier (c1820-____)
- Private, Company K, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 44 year old Private on 2 May 1864
Mustered into Co K, 146th OVI on 2 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 13 Oct 1890 (Application #978836 - no certificate
#) for service in Co K 146 OVI
filed for a widow's pension (Certificate #430003)
- Salem Twp Records, page 199
10 Oct 1890, Jonah Anderson, guardian for Peter Frazier, insane,
an inmate of the Lunatic Asylum, Dayton, Ohio, filing for pension
for his ward.
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FREEZE
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- John Freeze (1836-1918)
- Company D, 57th Ohio Infantry & Company E 79th Ohio Infantry
- grave at Hopkinsville
Cemetery - no gravestone found
- "Seventy
Ninth Ohio Volunteer Infantry" article by Dallas
Bogan
- Service Record
John Freeze enlisted as a 26
year old Corporal on 30 Sep 1861
Mustered into Co D, 57th OVI on 30 Sep 1861
[no discharge record]
- Service Record #2
John F. Freas enlisted as a 30
year old Private on 13 Aug 1862
Mustered into Co E, 79th OVI on 23 Aug 1862
[also had service in Co D, 57th infantry]
- Official Roster of the Soldiers of the
State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1866. Vol. VI
Page 412
Freas, John F., private, age 30, enlisted 13 Aug 1862 for 3 years.
Transferred to Co D 57th OVI where he had previously enlisted
- Pension Cards
Filed for pension on 11 Jul 1889 and on 8 Mar 1907 (Certificate
#1069238) for service in Co D 57th OVI and in Co E, 79th OVI
died at National Military Home on 25 Jul 1918
- Death Certificate #44609 (1918) John Freeze
b. about 1836 (age 82) to John Freeze Sr. and ?
d. 25 Jul 1918 at National Military Home, Jefferson Twp, Montgomery
County, Ohio
bur. 2 July 1918 at Hopkinsville Ohio; Undertaker M. H. Oswald &
Son, Lebanon, Ohio
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FRIEND
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- William T. Friend (1830-1901)
- Company G, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Maineville Cemetery
for W. T. Friend
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 33 year old private on 2 May 1864
Mustered into Co G, 146th ONG on 2 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension in Ohio on 20 Aug 1890 (Certificate #763211) for
service in Co G 146th Ohio Inf.
Rachel E. Friend filed for widow's pension in Ohio
on 14 Jun 1901 (Certificate #524092)
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FROST
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- James R. Frost (1831-1912)
- Sergeant, Company F, 35th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- "Thirty
Fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry" article by Dallas
Bogan
- James R. Frost, The Western Star, Lebanon,
Ohio, Thursday, 16 Jan 1913
"James R. Frost, son of the late William E. Frost, died
at his home in Dubuque, Iowa, December 24th.
"Mr. Frost was born in Lebanon, Ohio, October 22, 1831.
At the beginning of the war of the rebellion he enlisted in Company
F Thirty-fifth Ohio regiment and served honorably for three years,
being mustered out as first sergeant of his company. He resided
in Dubuque [Iowa] for over forty years where he was engaged in the
occupation of carriage maker. He was a member of the Presbyterian
church, the Masonic Fraternity and of the Grand Army of the Republic."
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 29 year old Sergeant on 5 Sep 1861
Mustered into Co F, 35th OVI on 9 Sep 1861
Mustered out on 8 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Card
Filed for pension in Iowa on 31 Jul 1890 & on 21 Feb 1907 (Certificate
#692937) for service in Co F 35th OVI
died at Dubuque, Iowa on 24 Dec 1912
Josephine Frost filed for a widow's pension in
Iowa on 18 Jan 1913 (Certificate #757825)
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- Christopher
Fry (1834-1926) - Private, Company B, 79th Ohio Infantry
Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Springboro Cemetery
- Beers History
of Warren County page 902
"on Aug. 20, 1862, he enlisted in the 79th
O. V. I. and served through the war, and received his honorable
discharge at Washington June 10, 1865; he served in the 20th Army
Corps in the Cumberland Army, under Gen. Joe Hooker; was in the
battles of Resaca, Peach Tree Creek, Middlebury, N. C., and others,
but was favored to pass through all and escape without a wound,
and enjoyed good health throughout his service"
- "Clear Creek
Twp.Participants In The Civil War" article by Dallas
Bogan
- "Seventy
Ninth Ohio Volunteer Infantry" article by Dallas
Bogan
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 305,
"Fry, Christopher, e. at Lebanon, Aug.
22, 1862, co. B, 79th O.V.I. m.o. at Washington, D.C. June 9 1865;
mem. Bainer Post, B.A.R."
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 28 year old private on 21 Aug 1862
Mustered into Co B, 79th OVI on 21 Oct 1862 [as Christian Fry]
Mustered out at Washington D.C. on 9 Jun 1865
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension in Ohio on 6 Aug 1890 and on 2 Mar 1907 (Certificate
#611815) for service in Co B 79th OVI
died 1 Oct 1926 at Springboro, Ohio
Carrie Fry filed for widow's penions in Ohio on
11 Oct 1926 (Certificate #a6-6-27)
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- George E. Fry
(1842-1863) - Private, Company B, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- From Ethel
Beard Simons a Blin/Fry Descendant on 23 Oct 2007:
"I have information on George Fry, son
of Philip Fry & Catherine Blin
who died while serving in the Civil War. I don't know the unit or
regiment, but it should show in your archives.
George was born 10 Feb 1842 in Clear Creek Twp.
George Fry died 6 Jan 1863 at Army Hospital #6.BG.Ky
Bur. Veteran's Cemetery SG4.N.Tenn."
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 305,
"Fry, Geo. E. e. at Lebanon, Aug. 22 1862,
co. B, 79th O.V.I.; died in hosp. at Bowling Green, Ky. Jan. 1,
1863, measles and diphtheria; buried there"
- "Seventy
Ninth Ohio Volunteer Infantry" article by Dallas
Bogan
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 29 year old private on 21 Aug 1862
Mustered into Co B 79th OVI on 21 Oct 1862
Died of disease at Bowling Green, Kentucky on 3 Jan 1863
Buried: Nashville National Cemetery, grave N-486 [The VA
Nationwide Gravesite Locater has Section N Site 10695]
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- George W.
Fry (1845-1896) - Private, Company H, 146th Ohio Volunteer
Infantry
- photo of George W. Fry
gravestone
at Springboro Cemetery
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 305,
"Fry, G. W. e. May 2 1864, co. H, 146th
O.V.I.; dis. Sept. 7, 1864."
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
George W. Frey enlisted
as a 19 year old private on 2 May 1864
Mustered into Co H, 146th ONG on 2 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison on 7 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Cards
George W. Frey filed
for pension on 20 Aug 1890 (Application #921569 - No Certificate
# listed) for service in Co H, 146th Ohio Inf.
filed for widow's pension (Certificate #462223)
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- Isaac Long Frye (1842-1918)
- Private, Confederate Army
- photo of gravestone
at Miami Cemetery
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems - thought
to be
Isaac Frye, born 1842, enlisted as a private from Martinsburg, West
Virginia on 5 Aug 1862
Mustered into Co C, 24th Virginia Cavalry Battalion on 5 Aug 1862
Also served in Co H, 11th Virginia Cavalry
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems - thought
to be
Isaac Frye, a 21 year old farmer from Martinsburg West Virginia
enlisted as a private at Frederick County, Virginia on 5 Aug 1862
transferred into Co H, 17th Viriginia Cavalry Battalion on 5 Aug
1862
transferred into Co H, 11th Virginia Cavalry on 5 Feb 1863
on rolls with own horse on 30 Apr 1863
deserted at Martinsburg, West Virginia on 23 Oct 1863 and arrested
Confined Antheneum Military Prison in Wheeling West Virginia on
30 Oct 1863
Also had service in 14th Virginia Militia
At enlistment described as 5' 10.5", florid complexion, blue
eyes, brown hair, born in 1842.
- Ohio Death Certificate #57071 (1918) for
Isaac L. Frye [Charles Frye, Waynesville, O, informant]
married white male born 12 Aug 1842 in Virginia to Jacob Frye &
Catherine Moss
died Wayne Twp, Warren County, Ohio on 25 Sep 1918
buried at Miami Cemetery on 23 Sep 1918
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