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JACK
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- Adam Jack (1837-1864) -
5th Sergeant, 28th Iowa Infantry Regiment
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Adam Jack enlisted as a 25 year old Private from Butlerville,
Iowa on 15 Aug 1862
Mustered into Co F, 28th IA Inf. on 15 Sep 1862
Promoted to 8th Corporal on 19 Mar 1863
Promoted to 5th Sergeant on 1 Jul 1863
Killed at Sabine
Cross Roads, Louisiana on 8 Apr 1864 [Battle
of Mansfield]
Other Information: born in Ohio
- Pension Index Cards
Ann Jack filed for a widows' pension on 3 Oct 1864 (Application
#67317, Certificate #41102) for service of Adam Jack in Co F 38th
Iowa Inf
Ann Bullard filed for a minor's pension on 18 Oct 1867 (Application
#153630, Certificate #113184)
Remarks: see SC 359198 - Edwin Bullard B 8 Iowa Inf.
Died: at Sabine Cross Roads, Louisiana on 8 Apr 1864
- "Adam Jack Bookmark and Information,"
Heir Lines - Warren Co. Genealogical Society 30: 46-47
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- John
B. Jack (1827-1895) - Private, Company I, 138th Ohio
Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Fellowship Cemetery
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 307
"Jack, John B. e. May 2, 1864, co. I,
138th O. V. I.; dis. Sept. 1, 1864."
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 37 year old Private on 2 May 1864
Mustered into Co I 138th OVI
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 1 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension in Kansas on 21 Jan 1881 (Certificate #898299)
for service in Co I 138th OVI
Henrietta Jack filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on 11 Jun 1895
(Certificate #416503)
- Headstones
Provided for Deceased Union Civil War Veterans, 1879-1903
John B. Jack, Pvt Co I 138th OVI
Cemetery: Fellowship Church near Lebanon, Ohio
Date of Death: May 1896
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- Columbus Jackson
(1858-1929) - Private, Company C, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- 3 Oct 2009 email
from Michael
Ford
"Columbus Jackson (b. 18 Apr 1848, d. 20 Mar 1929) was
the youngest son of Jacob
M. Jackson (1804-1870) and Delilah Williams (1804-1858) of
Salem Township in Warren County, and a brother of Lt. Granville
Jackson. He enlisted in an Ohio National Guard unit on 5 Feb
1864 at age 15. He enlisted in the Union Army as a private on
2 May 1864 in Company C of the Ohio 146th Infantry at Camp Dennison.
He was discharged after his 100-day term of service on 7 Sep 1864
at Camp Dennison."
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 16 year old Private on 2 May 1864
Mustered into Co C 146th OVI on 2 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 13 Nov 1897 & 7 Apr 1910 (SC#978276)
for service in Co C 146th OVI
died at Kansas City, Missouri on 20 Mar 1929
Alice Jackson filed for a widows' pension on
11 Apr 1929 (WC#a7-17-29)
Remarks: xc 3024295
- U.S.
National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938
Western Branch, Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas page 28379
Military History: enlisted 2 May 1864 at Butlerville, Ohio,
Pvt Co C 146 Ohio Inf. discharged 7 Sep 1864 Camp Dennison
Domestic History: born Ohio, age 68, protestant manufacturer from
Clay Center Kansas, nearest kin wife Alice Jackson,
Springfield, MO
Home History: Admitted 18 Dec 1916, discharged 22 Dec 1916; readmitted
26 Jun 1918, discharged 23 Jul 1918 SC#978276
- Missouri
Death Certificate #10882 (1929) Columbus Jackson
white male married to Alice Jackson
born 18 Apr 1848 in Warren County, Ohio to Jacob Jackson
& Delila Williams
died 20 Mar 1929 at Kansas City, Jackson County Missouri on 20
Mar 1929
buried at Mr. Moriah on 22 Mar 1929
Miss Eulah M. Jackson, 2725 Brooklyn, informant
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- George
B. Jackson (1837-1922) - Private, Company B & I &
K, 35th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- Hardesty's 1886 Military History of
Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 307
"Geo. Jackson e. Sept. 23, 1861, co. B, 35th O. V. I.;
served 3 years"
- Warren County Soldiers Serving
in the 35th OVI
- Roster Commission, Official
Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the
Rebellion, 1861-1866. Vol. III (Cincinnati: Ohio
Valley Pub. & Mfg. Co., 1886), page 607
George B. Jackson is listed as a Private in Co. B, 35th
OVI; enlisted as a 23 year old Private on 15 Sep 1861; transferrerd
from Co. I 24 Sep 1861 ; temporarily assigned to co. K 26 Aug
1864; mustered out 22 Sep 1864 at Chattanooga, Tenn., on expiration
of term of service.
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 23 year old Private on 15 Sep 1861
Mustered into Co I 35th OVI on 3 Oct 1861
Transfered from Co I to Co B 35th OVI
(date and method of discharge not given)
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 7 Sep 1865 & 26 Feb 1921 (SC#93209) for
service in Co I & B, 35th OVI
died at Dayton, Ohio on 2 Jun 1922
Rachel Jackson filed for a widows' pension on
10 Jun 1922 (WC#917829)
- List
of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page
343
"Geo. B. Jackson, Lebanon PO, SC#93209, snake bite right
hand causing loss of right thumb, $6.00 monthly pension"
- U.S.
National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938
Military History: Enlisted 16 Sep 1861 at Hamilton,
Ohio as Pvt Co B 35th Ohio Inf. discharged 23 Sep 1864 at Chattanooga,
Tennessee on 23 Sep 1864
Domestic History: b. Staten Island, NY age 85,
married painter living in Dayton, Ohio, nearest relative is son,
Samuel E. Jackson
Home History: $50 Pension Rate; admitted 29 May
1922, died 2 Jun 1922, notified Rachel Jackson wife
Remarks: Pension Certificate #93209; Grave Section
2 Row 25 Grave 19
- US
Dept of Veteran Affairs, Nationwide Gravesite Locator
George B. Jackson, Pvt, Infantry, Civil War
Died 2 Jun 1922
Buried at Dayton
National Cemetery, Sec 2 Row 25 Site 19
- Ohio Death Certificate #35016 (1922)
Geo. B. Jackson
married white male painter
died 2 Jun 1922 at National Military Home, Ohio at 85 years of
age
Buried 5 Jun 1922, National Military Home, Ohio
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- Granville Jackson
(1828-1863) - 1st Lieutenant, Company G, 89th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- Official Roster of the Soldiers of the
State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1866. Vol. VII
Page 83, Roster of Co G, 89th OVI
"Granville Jackson, enlisted on 14 Aug 1862 for 3 years;
appointed 2d Lt. 21 Aug 1862; promoted to 1st Lt. 18 Apr 1863;
killed in battle of Chickamauga, Ga on 20 Sep 1863"
Page 690 Roll of Honor
"Jackson, Granville, 1st Lt. Co G 89th OVI died 20 Sep
1863; buried Chattanooga, Tenn.; Killed in battle of Chickamauga
Ga. Interred in section C, grave CC."
- Pension Index Cards
Marissa Jackson filed for a widows' pension on 5 Nov
1863 (Certificate #16169) for service of 1st Lt. Granville Jackson
in Co G 89th OVI
- Nationwide
Gravesite Locator
Jackson, Greenville
1Lt Infantry, Civil War
Date Of Death: 09/20/1863
Buried At: Section C Site 1589 ; Chattanooga National Cemetery
- Chattanooga
National Cemetery
Jackson, Greenville,
d. 09/20/1863, LIEUT G 89 OHIO INF CIVIL WAR, Sep 20 1863/Orig
Bur Chickamauga Ga, Plot: C 1589, *
- 25 Feb 2009 Email from Michael
Ford,
"Granville Jackson was born December 28, 1828 in Clarksburg
in Harrison County, West Virginia to Jacob
M Jackson (1804-1870) and Delila(h) (Williams) Jackson. His
parents moved shortly after his birth to Salem Township in Warren
County (they are there by the time of the 1830 census) where they
raised their family. Granville marries Marissa Crosson in Warren
County on December 13, 1852. In the 1860 census Granville &
Marissa are living on a farm in Wayne Township in Clermont County
with their two daughters, Lillie (born 1855) and Alice (born 1858).
A son Robert J Jackson would be born in 1861.
"On September 20, 1863 Granville Jackson was one of two officers
killed at Chickamauga, Georgia when the 89th Ohio was surrounded
and many were taken prisoner and sent to Andersonville Prison.
"Marissa Jackson lived for some time after Granville's death
in Edenton in Clermont County with her children. By the 1880 census
she is living at Maineville in Warren County."
- 89th
Ohio Infantry Regiment
- Colonel
Carlton's Chickamauga Account
- Sergt
Jesse McClave's Diary, Aug 63 - Jun 65
- Jackson
Family Genealogy by Janie Jackson Kimble
- Ohio in the War by
Whitelaw Reid, Vol. II, Page 497
"Granville Jackson, of company G, fell and died
amid the strife, a Minie ball passing in at his mouth and out
at the back of his neck."
- "Civil War
Widows' Pension Applications." Database and images. Footnote.com.
http://www.footnote.com
Widows' Certificate File
Number WC 17169 - 39 images
Soldier: Granville Jackson, 1st Lt., Co G 89th Ohio Infantry
Widow: Marissa (Crosson) Jackson
Minor Children: Lilla T., Alice, Robert A.
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- James Jackson (c1839-1864)
- First Sergeant, Company F, 35th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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- Jeremiah Jackson
(1840-1862) - Corporal, Company E, 17th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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- John Jackson (c1818-1862)
- Sergeant, Company F, 75th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- 9 Jan 1862 Western Star indicates he was "shot
dead on Sunday inst, in an altercation at a drinking house in
Reading"
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 43 year old Sergeant on 7 Oct 1861
Mustered into Co F 75th OVI on 14 Dec 1861
Accidently killed by pistol shot on 6 Jan 1862 at Reading, Ohio
Buried Reading, Ohio
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- Lemuel G. Jackson
(c1839-1863) - Private, Company E, 17th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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- Oliver Jackson (1844-1864)
- Private, Company I, 45th
Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Wesley Chapel Cemetery
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 26 Nov 1863
Mustered into Co I, 45th OVI on 26 Nov 1863
Died of disease at Nashville, Tennessee on 8 Jan 1864
Buried at Nashville Tennessee National Cemetery
- Pension Index Cards
Mother, Mary Jackson, filed for pension in Iowa on 20 Mar 1885
(Certificate #288426) for service of Oliver W. Jackson in Co I,
45th OVI
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- Salathiel Jackson
(c1844-____) - Private, Company E, 17th Ohio Infantry Regimetn
- grave at Blanchester IOOF Cemetery, Clinton
County, Ohio
- Warren County Soldiers Serving
in the 17th OVI
- Hardesty's 1886 Military History of
Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 307
"Jackson, Salathiel, served last 18 months of war in
co. E, 17th O. V. I."
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 20 year old Private on 22 Feb 1864
Mustered into Co E, 17th OVI on 22 Feb 1864
Mustered out on 16 Jul 1865
- Pension Index Cards
Salathiel Jackson filed for a pension on 28 Jun 1888 (Application
#662112, Certificate #428060) for service in Co E, 17th OVI
died at Blanchester Ohio on 12 Jul 1918
Ruth E. filed for a widows' pension on 29 Jul 1918 (Application
#1124455, Certificate #856382)
XC 2,696,625
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- Stephen Jackson (___-1862)
- Corporal, Company E, 17th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- Hardesty's 1886 Military History of
Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 307
"Jackson, Stephen, corp. co. E, 17th O. V. I.; died at
Lebanon, Ky. Feb. 1862."
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
[not found]
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- William Pitt Jackson
(1835-1915) - Private, Company F, 12th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- Warren County Soldiers
Serving in the 12th OVI
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
William P. Jackson enlisted as a 25 year old Private on 19 Jun
1861
Mustered into Co F, 12th OVI on 19 Jun 1861
Mustered out on 11 Jul 1864
- Pension Index Cards
William P. Jackson filed for a pension in Ohio on 30 Nov 1887
(Application #630618, Certificate #452358) for service in Co F,
12th OVI
died 5 Jul 1915 at Blanchester, Ohio
Elizabeth E. Jackson filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on 13
Jul 1915 (Application #1050273, Certificate #797051)
- Ohio Death Certificate #37180 (1915)
William P. Jackson
married white male minister
born 16 Jan 1836 in Ohio to Lemuel Jackson & Susana Starkey
died 6 Jul 1915 at Blanchester, Clinton County, Ohio
buried 8 Jul 1915 at Blanchester IOOF Cemetery
- "Warren
County in the War, Part X," The Lebanon (Ohio) Gazette,
Saturday, January 9, 1886
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JACOBS
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- Enoch Jacobs (1809-1894)
- 1st Ohio Infantry Regiment & 2nd Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Miami Cemetery
- Warren County Soldiers Serving
in the 1st OVI
- Warren County Soldiers Serving
in the 2nd OVI
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
[not found]
- Henry A. Ford and Kate B. Ford, History
of Hamilton County, Ohio: with Illustrations and Biographical
Sketches (Cleveland: L. A. Williams & Co., 1881), Enoch
Jacobs, page 308-309; on line transcription, Hamilton
County OHGenWeb Project (http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohhamilt/mnpg.html
: accessed 6 Oct 2011).
" . . . The elder JACOBS was for a time with the First
and Second Ohio infantry regiments, comprising SCHENCK's brigade,
and took part in the battle at Vienna, where occurred the first
bloodshed in the war south of the Potomac. He afterwards identified
himself with the Twelfth Kentucky, commanded by Colonel W. A.
HOSKINS, and recruited men for it, in which two of his sons hold
commissions. He took part in the battle of Mill Spring, and wrote
the first published account of that battle. It appeared in the
Cincinnati Commercial, and was copied by papers all over the country,
and in Europe.
A month later he took part in the battle at Fort Donelson, having
obtained a position on the staff of Colonel BAUSENWEIN, commanding
the brigade on the left of the right wing under General MCCLERNAND,
and with a detail of twelve men Mr. JACOBS accepted the surrender
of two rebel batteries. About a month later while on his way to
join the Twelfth Kentucky en route from Nashville to Pittsburgh
Landing, a railroad accident occurred at Green river bridge, Kentucky,
in which he permanently lost the use of his right arm. In 1863
he was elected justice of the peace in Mill Creek township, and
served till he removed with what was left of his family to Waynesville,
Warren county, in 1865. . . ."
- Everhart, Lest
We Forget, Volume I (Lebanon, Ohio: Warren County Genealogical
Society, 2002), 72
"Jacobs, Enoch, 1809-1894, 1st & 2nd OVI, Miami Cem.,
Wayne Twp., Warren Co., Ohio."
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- Enoch George Jacobs
(1839-1901) - 2nd Ohio Infantry Regiment & 1st Lieutenant, Company
H, 12th Kentucky Infantry Regiment
[aka Ennoch Jacobs or George E. Jacobs]
- photo of gravestone
at Miami Cemetery
- Warren County Soldiers Serving
in the 2nd OVI
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
E. G. Jacobs enlisted as a 1st Lt. at Camp Clio, Kentucky on 3
Oct 1861
Commissioned into Co H, 12th Ky Inf on 30 Jan 1962
Resigned on 26 Aug 1864
[service in 2nd OVI
not found]
- Henry A. Ford and Kate B. Ford, History
of Hamilton County, Ohio: with Illustrations and Biographical
Sketches (Cleveland: L. A. Williams & Co., 1881), Enoch
Jacobs, page 308-309; on line transcription, Hamilton
County OHGenWeb Project (http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohhamilt/mnpg.html
: accessed 6 Oct 2011).
" . . . His oldest son, Enoch George, enlisted in the
Second Ohio volunteer infantry, three months' service, and was
in the battle of Bull Run. He afterwards enlisted in the Twelfth
Kentucky volunteer infantry, Federal regiment, where he was commissioned
first lieutenant, and was in the battle at Mill Spring and the
siege of Knoxville. He re-enlisted as a veteran and served till
the army reached Jonesborough, when his health failed, and he
resigned his commission. . . ."
- Everhart, Lest
We Forget, Volume I (Lebanon, Ohio: Warren County Genealogical
Society, 2002), 72
"Jacobs, Enoch George, 1839-1901, 2nd OVI, Miami Cem., Wayne
Twp., Warren Co., Ohio."
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- Henry Jacobs (c1837-1862)
- Sergeant, Company F, 75th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Henry Jacobs enlisted as a 24 year old Private on 27 Sep 1861
Mustered into Co F, 75th OVI on 14 Dec 1861
Promoted to Sergeant
Wounded at McDowell, Virginia on 8 May 1862
Died of wounds at Franklin, West Virginia on 3 Jun 1862
Buried at Staunton, Virginia
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- Henry C. Jacobs (c1842-1863)
- Private, Company C, 5th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Henry C. Jacobs enlisted as a 19 year old Private on 20 Apr 1861
Mustered into Co C, 5th OVI on 20 Aug 1861 (3 months)
Mustered into Co C, 5th OVI on 19 Jun 1861 (3 years)
Killed at Chancellorsville,
Virginia on 3 May 1863
- Henry A. Ford and Kate B. Ford, History
of Hamilton County, Ohio: with Illustrations and Biographical
Sketches (Cleveland: L. A. Williams & Co., 1881), Enoch
Jacobs, page 308-309; on line transcription, Hamilton
County OHGenWeb Project (http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohhamilt/mnpg.html
: accessed 6 Oct 2011).
" . . . His second son, Henry C., enlisted in the Fifth
Ohio volunteer infantry, and served till his death.. . . ."
- Pension Index Cards
Electa Jacobs filed for mother's pensioin in Ohio on 6 Jan 1887
(Application #348696, no Certificate #) for service of Henry C.
Jacobs in Co C, 5th OVI
Enoch Jacobs filed for a father's pension in Ohio on 26 Jan 1889?
(Application #366463, Certificate #246305) - date
not clear on alphabetical index card
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- Nathan Jacobs (____-1863)
- 1st Lieutenant, Company I, 12th Kentucky Infantry Regiment
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Nathan Jacobs enlisted as a 1st Lt. at Camp Clio, Kentucky on
10 Nov 1861
Commissioned into Co I, 12th Ky Inf on 30 Jan 1862
Dismissed on 25 May 1863
- Henry A. Ford and Kate B. Ford, History
of Hamilton County, Ohio: with Illustrations and Biographical
Sketches (Cleveland: L. A. Williams & Co., 1881), Enoch
Jacobs, page 308-309; on line transcription, Hamilton
County OHGenWeb Project (http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohhamilt/mnpg.html
: accessed 6 Oct 2011).
" . . . His third son, Nathan, enlisted in the Twelfth
Kentucky volunteer infantry, and was commissioned first lieutenant
in company I Of Third regiment. He was a brave and gallant young
officer, While temporarily absent from his regiment he was waylaid
and murdered by a bushwhacker, near Somerset, Kentucky, about
the twentieth of February, 1863. . . ."
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JACOBY
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- Benjamin F. Jacoby
(c1842-1863) - Private, Company F, 35th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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JAMES
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- John James (1843-1919)
- Sergeant Company E, 74th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 24 Dec 1861
Mustered into Co E 74th OVI on 9 Jan 1862
Promoted to Sergeant and transferred into Co F Veterans Reserve
Corps 4th Infantry
Disability discharge at Camp Butler, Springfield, Illinois on
20 Jul 1865
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 28 Aug 1878 & 2 Apr 1907 (SC#157951)
for service in Co E 74 OVI & Co F 4 VRC
- died at Seattle Washington on 25 Feb 1919
Alice S. James filed for a widows' pension in
Washington on 11 May 1919 (WC#869986)
- List
of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page
344
"John James, Waynesville PO, SC#157951, wounded right
leg, $2.00 monthly pension beginning Mar. 1879"
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- Ransom R. James (1844-1918)
- Private, Co H & Co C, 34th Ohio Infantry & Co H, 36th OVI
- photo of gravestone
at Springboro Cemetery
- Warren County Soldiers Serving
in the 34th OVI
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 9 Feb 1864
Mustered into Co H, 34th OVI on 9 Feb 1864
Transferred from Co H to Co C 34th OVI
Transferred into Co H, 36th OVI on 20 Feb 1865
Mustered out at Wheeling, West Virginia on 27 Jul 1865
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 1 Dec 1890 & on 25 Feb 1907 for service
in Co H & Co C, 34th OVI & in Co H, 36th OVI
died at Franklin, Ohio on 27 Feb 1918
- Ohio Death Certificate #13377 (1918)
Ramon [sic] James
widowed white male farmer
born 22 Apr 1844 in Ohio to Richard James & Matilda Davis
died 27 Feb 1918 at Franklin, Warren County, Ohio
buried 2 Mar 1918, Springboro, Ohio
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- Silas James (c1829-1896)
- Private, Co. I, 153rd Ohio Infantry Regiment
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JEFFERY
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- Abram
Jeffery (1842-1862) - Corporal,
Company A, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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- Francis Jeffery (1817-1896)
- Captain, Warren County Militia
- photo of gravestone
at Lebanon Cemetery
- Interment #2806 in Sec H lot 30-3 on 9 Jul 1896
- Jeffery
Family
"While the late war was raging he led a company from
Warren County to aid in the repulse of Morgan,
who was menacing Camp Dennison, at Cincinnati."
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- Jacob Jeffery (1827-1884)
- Private, Company A, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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JEFFRIES
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- Andrew
J. Jeffries (c1828-____) - Sergeant Co A & 2nd Lieutenant
Co L, 4th Ohio Cavalry Regiment
- Warren County Soldiers Serving
in the 4th OVC
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Andrew J. Jeffries enlisted as a 33 year old Private on 18 Sep
1861
Mustered into Co A 4th OVI on 20 Nov 1861
Captured and paroled at Battle of Lexington, Kentucky on 18 Oct
1862
Promoted to Sergeant Co A 4th OVC
Promoted to 2nd Lieutenant Co L 4th OVC on 8 Dec 1863
Mustered out 31 Oct 1864 on expiration of term of service
- Pension Index Cards
Andrew J. Jeffries applied for a pension in Iowa
on 25 Jun 1883 (Application #487843 - no Certificate #) for service
in Co A & I 4th OVC
Clara Jeffries filed for a widows' pension in
Texas on 30 Oct 1890 (Application # 603771, Certificate #476401)
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- Thomas A. Jeffries
(1840-1920) - Private, Company A, 35th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- grave at Fellowship
Cemetery
No stone was found when cemetery was photographed by Larry
W. Collins in 2005. Previous readings of the cemetery
listed date of death in 1919 with no mention of military service.
- Warren County Soldiers Serving
in the 35th OVI
- Hardesty's 1886 Military History of
Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 307
"Jeffries, Thos. A. e. Aug. 15, 1861, co. A, 35th O.
V. I.; served 3 years.Detached teamster 10 months."
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Thomas A. Jeffries enlisted as a 20 year old Private on 15 Aug
1861
Mustered into Co A, 35th OVI on 20 Aug 1861
Mustered out on 26 Aug 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Thomas A. Jeffries filed for a pension on 6 Jul 1880 & on
9 Mar 1910 (Application #407826, Certificate #400177) for service
in Co A, 35th OVI
died at Lebanon, Ohio 6 Apr 1920
- Ohio. Warren County. 1890
U.S. Census, "special schedule.-surviving soldiers, sailors,
and marines, and widows, etc. Digital images. Ancestry.com.
Union
Twp, ED 301, page 1 Dwelling 1, Family 1
Thomas A. Jeffries, Private Co A, 35th OVI from 15 Aug 1861 to
20 Aug 1864, 3 years 5 days, South Lebanon post office
- Ohio Death Certificate #61365 (1920)
Thomas A. Jeffries
white male laborer, widower of Margaret Jeffries
born 1 Mar 1840 at Rushville, Indiana to Wm. Jeffries and Martha
Morehouse
died 6 Sep 1920 at South Lebanon, Ohio
buried 8 Sep 1920 at Fellowship Cemetery
- "Obituary,"
The Western Star (Lebanon, Ohio), Thursday, October
21, 1920, page 13
" . . . He was a Civil War veteran, having enlisted August
15th. 1861 and mustered into U. S. Service August 20th. 1861,
at Camp Hamilton, in Captain J. L. Budd's company, A. 35 O. V.
I. He received his honorable discharge August 28th 1864. He was
a member of the Granville Thurston Post, No. 213, G. A. R. at
Lebanon, Ohio. . . ."
- "Warren
County in the War," part VIII, The Lebanon (Ohio)
Gazette, Saturday, December 19, 1885
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JENNINGS
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- Peter
J. Jennings (1840-1887) - Private, Company E, 5th Ohio
Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Middletown
Cemetery
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 20 year old Private on 6 Jul 1861
Mustered into Co E, 5th OVI on 6 Jul 1861
Mustered out on 6 Jul 1864
- Pension Index Cards
- Filed for pension in Ohio on 20 Aug 1884 (Application
#520408 - no Certificate #) for service in Co E, 5th OVI
died at Germantown, Ohio on 13 Oct 1887
Margaret L. Jennings filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on 20
Nov 1888 (Certificate #289504)
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- Levi Jessop (1838-1917)
- Corporal, Company G, 100th Indiana Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Miami Cemetery -
Levi Jessop,
Interment #3611 in Sec A Lot 3 on 28 Apr 1917
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 307
"Jessop, Levi, co. G, 100th Ind. V. I.; wounded at Dallas,
Ga.; served 3 years"
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Levi Jessup enlisted
as a Private from Oxford, Indiana on 15 Aug 1862
Mustered into Co G, 100th Indiana Infantry on 15 Aug 1862
Promoted to Corporal
Mustered out at Washington, DC on 8 Jun 1865
Pension Index Cards
Levi Jessop filed
for pension on 17 Jun 1880 (Application #382417, Certificate #224012)
for service in Co G, 100th Ind. Inf.
died 26 Apr 1917
Louisa Jessop filed for a widows' pension in
Ohio on 7 May 1917 (Application #1099999, Certificate #828461)
- Ohio Death Certificate #29722 (1917)
Levi Jessop
married white male farmer
born 24 Aug 1835 in Ohio to Thomas Jessop & Vashti Moon
died 26 Aug 1917 in Harveysburg, Warren County, Ohio
buried 28 Apr 1917 at Miami Cemetery
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- Andrew Jobe (1833-1895)
- Corporal, Company D, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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- Archibald
T. Jobe (1833-1895) - Company D, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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JOHNS
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- Thomas W. Johns (1845-1887)
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JOHNSON
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- Andrew B. Johnson alias
Andy Bryant (1847-1932) Private, Co. #, 124th U.S.C.T.
- photo of gravestone
at Springboro Cemetery
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 307,
"Johnson, Andrew B. served last year of war in co. E,
124th U.S.C.T."
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Andy Bryant enlisted as a private
at Camp Nelson, Kentucky on 23 Dec 1864
Mustered into Co E, 124th USCT on 23 Dec 1864
[no discharge information]
- Pension Index Cards
Andy Johnson alias Andy
Bryant filed for a pension on 8 Jun 1896 &
on 19 Mar 1908 (Certificate #1052569) for service in Co E 124th
USCT
died at Franklin Ohio on 4 Jun 1932
Remarks: See C. O. 617399, Andy
Bogan alias Bryant
E 124 U.S.C. Inf. [a claim for a minor, marked as a "Fraud"]
- Ohio Death Certificate #39243 (1932)
Andrew B. Johnson
male, colored, veteran; widower of Elizabeth Johnson
born 1857 Nichlasville, Ky to Jefferon Johnson & Jane
Johnson
died Franklin, Warren County, Ohio on 4 Jun 1932
buried Springboro, Ohio 7 Jun 1932
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- Jasper M. Johnson
(1839-1907) - Sergeant, Company I, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Lebanon Cemetery
- Interment #3580 in Section H lot 61-4 on
19 Jan 1907
- Warren County Soldiers Serving
in the 79th OVI
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 307,
"Johnson, Jasper M. 1st sergt. co. I, 79th O. V. I.;
dis. Oct. 1863, disab."
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 23 year old Private on 20 Aug 1862
Mustered into Co I 79th OVI on 28 Aug 1862
Discharged at Louisville, Kentucky on 1 Oct 1862
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension in Ohio on 13 Feb 1889 (SC#472134) for service
in Co I 79th OVI
Catherine Johnson filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on ? Jun
1907 (WC#626219)
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POW |
- John W. Johnson (1843-1907)
- Private, Company G, 2nd Ohio Heavy Artillery Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Hopkinsville Cemetery
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 307
"Johnson, John W. e. at Camp Dennison, Aug. 4, 1863,
bat. B, 2d O. V. H. A.; 3 weeks in hosp. at Charleston, Tenn.
1864, fever; cap. at Morristown, Tenn. Nov. 1864; held 5 months
in Danville and Libby; dis. at Camp Chase, June 14, 1865"
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 4 Aug 1863
Mustered into Battery B, 2nd OHA on 5 Aug 1863
Mustered out at Camp Chase, Ohio on 14 Jun 1865
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- Joseph H. Johnson
(1829-1903) - Private, Company G, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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- Joseph S. Johnson
(c1841-1919) - Private, Battery B, 2nd Ohio Heavy Artillery Regiment
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 307
"Johnson, Jos. S. e. July,
1863, bat. B, 2d O. V. H. A.; dis. June, 1865"
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Joseph S. Johnson enlisted as a 22 year old Private
on 12 Jul 1863
Mustered into Battery B, 2nd OHA on 5 Aug 1863
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 2 Jun 1865
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 28 Jan 1880 (Certificate #230862) for service
in Battery B, 2nd OHA on 28 Jan 1880
died at Chicago, Illinois on 19 Nov 1919
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- Michael H. Johnson
(1844-1911) - Sergeant, Company G, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Deerfield Cemetery
- Sec C Lot 72 F2
- Warren County Soldiers
Serving in the 146th OVI
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Michael H. Johnson enlisted as a 20 year old Sergeant on 2 May
1864
Mustered into Co G, 146th OVI on 2 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Michael H. Johnson filed for a pension in Ohio on 2 Aug 1890 &
on 20 Feb 1907 (SC#886246) for service in Co G 146th OVI
died 2 Dec 1911
Kate Hurrell, guardian, filed for a minor's pension in Ohio on
25 Jan 1912 (Certificate #742202)
- Ohio Death Certificate #67422 (1911)
Michael H. Johnson
widowed white male butcher
born 29 Sep 1844 in Ohio to Robert Johnson and Lucinda Shawhan
died 3 Dec 1911 at South Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio
buried 5 Dec 1911 at South Lebanon, Ohio
- Application for 1
headstone submitted by Ed. S. Bertney 6 Jul 1914
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- Napoleon
Johnson (1823-1903) - Private, Company G, 16th US Colored
Troops
- photo of gravestone
at Springboro Cemetery
- Beers History of Warren County, page 910,
"Mr. Johnson served one year in the war of the rebellion,
enlisted in Co. G. 16th U. S. C. V. I, on Jan. 19, 1865, and was
discharged January, 1866"
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 307
"Johnson, Napoleon, e. at Springboro, Jan. 1865, co.
G, 16th U. S. C. T.; in hosp. at Chattanooga, Tenn. 3 weeks, June-July,
1865, sunstroke; dis. at Chattanooga, Jan. 18, 1866; mem. Bainer
Post, G. A. R."
- African
American Civil War Memorial - Plaque Number B-33
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a Private in Company G, 16th Infantry Regiment U.S.
Colored Troops. (no dates listed)
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 20 Jul 1886 (Certificate #514488) for service
in Co G, 16th USCT
- Application
for 11 headstones by Peter K. Pence 12 Jan 1914;
Applications for Headstones in Private Cemeteries, 1909-1924 (entry
592), Cemeterial Records; Records of the Office of the Quartermaster
General, Record Group 92; National Archives, Washington, D.C.
"Napoleon Johnson, Pri, Co G, 16th U.S.C.T.,
Springboro Ohio, Springboro, O"
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- Robert Johnson (____-1869)
- Private, Company D, 70th Indiana Infantry Regiment
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a Private from Monrovia, Indiana on 12 Aug 1862
Mustered into Co D 70th Indiana Infantry on 12 Aug 1862
Severe wound in right leg (amputated) at Peach
Tree Creek, Georgia on 20 Jul 1864
Discharged for wounds on 7 Jun 1865
Died 15 Mar 1869
Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 27 Nov 1865 (SC#59998) for service in Co
D 70th Indiana Infantry
Lydia Johnson filed for a widows' pension on 13 Oct 1869 (WC#139458)
A. T. Salem, guardian, filed for a minor's pension on 11 Jun 1881
(MC#197076)
- List
of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page
342
"Lydia Johnson, Harveysburgh PO, WC#139458, widow, $10.00
monthly pension beginning Feb. 1870"
- photo of Lydia
Johnson gravestone at Miami
Cemetery - Interment #1028 in Sec E Lot 43 on 25 Apr 1881
- Warren
County, Ohio Guardianships 1803-1916 Probate Court. Loveland,
OH: Cardinal Research, 1989. Reprint, Lebanon, OH: Warren County
Genealogical Society, 2003.
Johnson, Robert & Lydia, 14 May 1881, Box 275
Bernice Age 13Y 18 Oct 1880
Guardian - Arnold T. Salem
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- Robert S. Johnson
(c1844-1863) - Private, Company E, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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JOHNSTON
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- William Johnston
(1822-1886) - Private, Company H, 16th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Lebanon Cemetery
- Interment #2049 in Old Section lot 246-4
on 21 Aug 1886
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
William Johnston enlisted as a 33 year old Private on 20 Apr 1861
Mustered into Co H, 16th OVI on 27 Apr 1861
Mustered out at Columbus, Ohio on 18 Aug 1861
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JONES
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- George
N. Jones (1824-1915) - Private, Company C, 146th Ohio Infantry
Regiment
- Photo of gravestone
at Morrow Cemetery
- Warren County Soldiers
Serving in the 146th OVI
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 307
"Jones, Geo. N. e. May 2 1864 co. C, 146th O. V. I.;
dis. Sept. 7, 1864"
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 40 year old Private on 2 May 1864
Mustered into Co C, 146th OVI on 2 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 14 Oct 1889 & on 7 Mar 1907 (Certificate
#833092) for service in Co C 146th OVI
died at Blanchester, Ohio on 14 Jul 1915
- Ohio Death Certificate #41365 (1915)
for George N. Jones
widowed, white male
b. 14 Mar 1824 in Ohio to John Jones & Anna K. Neal
d. 14 Jul 1915, Harlan Twp, Warren County, Ohio
bur. 16 Jul 1915, Morrow, O
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- Isaac Booth
Jones (1835-1909) - Company B, 15th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Lebanon Cemetery
- Interment #3796 of Isaac Booth Jones in Old
Section lot 481 on 7 May 1909
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Isaac Jones enlisted as a 26 year old Private on 18 Apr 1861
Mustered into Co B, 15th OVI on 27 Apr 1861 (3 months)
Mustered out at Columbus, Ohio on 30 Aug 1861
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- Isaac W. Jones (1840-1923)
- Private, Company D, 12th Ohio Infantry Regiment & Company H,
23rd Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Miami Cemetery -
Interment #4035 Section I, row 5 grave 20
on 5 May 1923
- Warren County Soldiers Serving
in the 12th OVI
- Hardesty's 1886 Military History of
Ohio, Warren County Edition, page 307
"Jones, Isaac, e. Feb. 1864, co. D, 12th O. V. I.; dis.
with 23d O. V. V. I."
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Isaac W. Jones enlisted as a 24 year old Private on 1 Feb 1864
Mustered into Co. D, 12th OVI on 1 Feb 1864
Transferred to Co. H, 23th OVI on 1 Jul 1864
Mustered out at Cumberland, Maryland on 26 Jul 1865
[Other Information listed is thought
to be for a different Isaac Jones]
- Pension Index Cards
Isaac Jones filed for a pension in Ohio on 14 Feb 1890 & on
29 Mar 1907 (Application #755455, Certificate #872530) for service
in Co D, 12th OVI and in Co H, 23rd OVI
died at Waynesville, Ohio on 3 May 1923
Mary Jane Jones filed for a widows' pension in Ohio on 16 May
1923 (Application #125551, Certificate #936738)
- Ohio Death Certificate #52102 (1923)
Isaac Jones
white male laborer married to Mary Jones
born at Port Williams, Ohio to Noah Jones
died at Waynesville, Ohio on 3 May 1923 aged 82 years
buried at Miami Cemetery on 5 May 1923
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- William Jones (1828-1904)
- photo of gravestone
at Miami Cemetery
- Interment #2677 in Section B lot 47 grave 1 on 6 Aug 1904
- Sons
of Union Veterans Grave Registration
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 24 year old Private on 13 Jun 1861
Mustered into Co H, 3rd OVI on 13 Jun 1861
Mustered out on 21 Jun 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for a pension on 4 Aug 1879 (Certificate #217714) for service
in Co H 3rd OVI
filed for a widows' pension (Certificate #226726)
[Note: age for this William Jones doesn't
agree with gravestone and other records give his rank as Corporal
in 3rd OVI ???]
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JORDAN
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- Edward Jordan (1842-1901)
- Private, Co A 74th Ohio Infantry & Co B, 69th Ohio Infantry
- grave at Sugar Grove Cemetery, Clinton County,
Ohio
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 19 year old Private on 22 Feb 1862
Mustered into Co A 74th OVI on 12 Feb 1862
Transferred into Co B 69th OVI on 9 Jan 1864
[no discharge information listed]
- Pension Index Cards
filed for pension on 9 Jun 1865 (SC#59245) for service in Co B
69th OVI & in Co A 74th OVI
died at Washington Twp, Ohio on 24 Sep 1901
Anna Jordan filed for a widows' pension in Ohio
on 20 Oct 1901 (WC#530028)
- List
of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page
343
"Edward Jordan, Harveysburgh PO, SC#59245, disease eyes,
$18.00 monthly pension"
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- John Jordan (1838-1916)
- Private, Company I, 31st Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Miami Cemetery -
Interment #3517 in Section M Lot 147 on 24 Mar 1916
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
John Jorden enlisted
as a 23 year old Private on 3 Sep 1861
Mustered into Co I, 31st OVI on 19 Sep 1861
Transferred into Veteran Reserve Corps on 15 Feb 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 30 Jun 1880 (Certificate #264161) for service
in Co I 31st OVI & in Co A 11th VRC
died in Warren County, Ohio on 21 Mar 1916
Catherine Jordan filed for widows' pension in Ohio on 25 Apr 1916
(Certificate #808827)
- "John Jordan," obituary, The
Western Star (Lebanon, Ohio), April 113, 1916
". . . When the clarion of war sounded in 1861 young Jordan
promply responded and his more than three years service in Co.
I, 31st Ohio included the following battles: Shilih, Corinth,
Perryville, Stone River, Chickamauga, Mission Ridge and skirmishes
without number. His comrades say he was one of the bravest of
the brave, faithful and uncomplaining. But he is at rest in fair
Miami Cemetery "musterd out," gone to join the great
majority. Few of his old comrades survive, their ranks are fast
thinning, soon all will be sleeping. . . ."
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