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KEARNEY
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- Capt. James
A. Kearney (1846-1925) - Master's Mate & 4th Master
Ensign, US Navy
- photo of gravestone
at Miami Cemetery
- Interment #4419 in Sec. G Lot 66 on 11 Aug
1928
- Beers History of Warren County page 862,
"at the trial of our Government's strength in the war of
the rebellion he came forward to her support by enlisting Aug. 8,
1861, in the naval service, being at the time in his 16th year of
age. He served about two and one-half years and resigned, returning
to Cincinnati; after which he was engaged in various capacities
in the employ of the Government, till the close of the war"
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition,
page 307 "Kearney, J. A. served in U. S. N. master's mate
on "Conestaga," 1861-2; then 4th master ensign on the
"Forest Rose;" dis. at Natchez, Aug. 1864."
page 315; Hoel Post 230 "Kearney, Jas. H., lieutenant,
U. S. N. ; mustered in as charter member of post 17 Jan 1885; post
commander 1885 & 1886"
- James
A. Kearney (1846-1925) - unnamed paper dated Friday, December
3, 1926
"Word has been received that James A. Kearney died in San
Diego, Calif.; on October 25th last."
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- Thomas Henry Kearney
(1832-1901) - Surgeon, Field and Staff, 45th Ohio Infantry Regiment
and Cont. Surg. U.S.A. (S) and Navy
- photo of gravestone
at Miami Cemetery with
GAR flagholder - Interment #2416 of Thomas
Henry Kearney in Sec G Lot 66 on 17 Mar 1901
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 29 year old Surgeon on 22 Jul 1862
Commissioned into Field & Staff 45th OVI on 19 Aug 1862
Mustered out at Camp Harker, Nashville, Tenness on 12 Jun 1865
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension in Ohioon 11 Mar 1892 (Certificate #875955) for
service in F&S, 45th OVI and Cont. Surg. U.S.A. (S) and Navy
Lavinia M. Kearney filed for a widow's pension
in the District of Columbia on Apr 1901(Certificate #526677)
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KEEVER
(Surname Index) |
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- Absalom Keever (1828-1887)
- Private, Company H, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Miami Cemetery - Interment
#1470 in Sec G lot 26 on 19 Jul 1887
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 35 year old Private on 2 May 184
Mustered into Co H, 146th OVI on 2 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 21 Oct 1886 (SC#479315) for service in Co H
146th OVI
Catharine Keever filed for a widow's pension in
Ohio on 2 Jan 1889 (WC#268623)
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- Charles W. Keever (1842-1879)
- Private, Company F, 12th Ohio Infantry Regiment (3 Months service)
- photo of Wesley Keever
gravestone at Lebanon
Cemetery - Interment #1555 of Charles
W. Keever in Old Section lot 274-1 on 2 May 1879
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 19 year old Private on 19 Apr 1861
Mustered into Co F 12th OVI (3 months) on 4 May 1861
Mustered out on 18 Aug 1861
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- DeWitt Clinton Keever
(1840-1877) Private, Company A 12th Ohio Infantry & Captain, Co
K 146th Ohio Infantry
- grave at Morrow
Cemetery
- Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 310
"D. W. C. Keever. 12th O. V. I. included in a list of Deceased
Soldiers of Salem Township"
- Service Record #1
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 25 year old Private on 20 Apr 1861
Mustered into Co A 12th OVI on 4 May 1861
Discharged for wounds on 19 Dec 1862
[12 Jul 1877 obituary says "At the battle of So. Mountain
he received a severe wound in the left arm, which permantly disabled
him."
- Service Record #2
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Dewitt C. Clinton enlisted as a 24 year old Captain 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
Dewitt C. Keever filed for a pension on 9 Mar 1863 (SC#13141) for
service in Co A 12th OVI
Annis Keever filed for a widow's pension
(WO#232929 - no WC#)
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- George M. Keever (1844-1864)
- Private, Co A, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Lebanon Cemetery
- Thought to be Interment #641 in Old Section Lot 62
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
George M. Keever of Lebanon, Ohio enlisted as a 20 year old Private
on 2 May 1864
Mustered into Co A, 146th OVI on 2
May 1864
Died of disease at Lebanon, Ohio on 5 Sep 1864
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- George W. Keever
(c1840-1863) Private, Co F, 12th Ohio Infantry Regiment (3 months) and
1st Sergeant, Co A 35th Ohio Infantry Regiment
[perhaps same as William G. Keever?]
- "Turtlecreek
Twp. Participants In The Civil War 1861-1865" article by
Dallas Bogan
which says
"George enlisted under Capt.
Williams in the three months service in the 12th OVI;
reenlisted in the 35th OVI, in Company A, under Captain
Budd; was orderly Sergeant of his company. At the battle
of Chickamauga, Ga., he was mortally wounded in the skirmish-line
early in the first day's fighting. He was buried near the battlefield."
[NOTE:
Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War
of the Rebellion, 1861-1866. Vol. I, page 268 lists a Charles
W. Keever, age 19 & William G.
Keever, age 21 in Co F 12th OVI (3 months service)]
- Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 311
"G. M. Keever, 32d O. V. I.
included in a list of Deceased Soldiers Turtle Creek Township"
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
George W. Keever enlisted as a 21 year old Corporal
on 15 Aug 1861
Mustered into Co A, 35th OVI on 20 Aug 1861
Promoted to 1st Sergeant
Killed at Chickamauga, Georgia on 20 Sep 1863
buried Chattanooga, Tennessee
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- Leonidas Keever (c1843
- 1862) - Private, Company A, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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- Thompson L. Keever
(1840-1914) - Private, Company A, 12th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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- Tyler C. Keever (1842-1867)
- Corporal, Company A, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- grave at Morrow
Cemetery
- Hardesty's 1886 Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 310
"T. C. Keever, 79th O. V. I. included in a list of Deceased
Soldiers of Salem Township"
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 20 year old Corporal on 28 Jul 1862
Mustered into Co A, 79th OVI on 23 Aug 1862
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 30 May 1865 by order of the
War Department
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 23 Nov 1865 (SC#72759)
Mother, Mary A. Keever, filed for pension in Ohio on 7 May 18??
(MO#394654 - no MC#)
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- William G. Keever (c1840
- ____) - Private, Company F, 12th Ohio Infantry Regiment (3 months)
[perhaps same as George W. Keever?]
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
William G. Keever enlisted as a 21 year old Private
on 19 Apr 1861
Mustered into Co F, 12th OVI on 4 May 1861
Mustered out on 18 Aug 1861
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KEITH
(Surname Index) |
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- William D. Keith (c1829-1892)
- Company C 54th Ohio Infantry
- Service Record
from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 32 year old Private on 21 Oct 1861
Mustered into Co C 54th OVI on 21 Oct 1861
Disability discharge at Columbus, Ohio on 12 Sep 1862
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 16 Apr 1863 (SC#24598) for service in Co C
54th OVI
Harriet C. Keith filed for a widow's pension in
Ohio on ?4 Jan 1893? (WC#386572)
- List
of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page
344
"Wm. D. Keith, Waynesville PO, SC#24598,
mus. adhesion of left thigh, $6.00 monthly pension"
- Headstones
Provided for Deceased Union Civil War Veterans, 1879-1903
William D. Keith, Pvt Co C 54th Ohio Inf
Cemetery: Pleasant Hill in Hardin Co.
Ohio
Date of Death: [blank]
- Elliott, Michael. "1883 Census of
Pensioners, Warren County, Ohio." Ohio Civil War Genealogy
Journal XIII (2009 Issue 3): 153
SC#24,598, William D. Keith, Waynesville
PO, injury to left thigh, C 54 OVI, died 1892, buried Willow
Branch (Auglaize Co.)
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KELL
(Surname Index) |
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- John
Kell (1817-1862) - Lieutenant Colonel, Field & Staff,
2nd Ohio Infantry Regiment
- Beers History
of Warren County
page 350
"Capt. John Kell's company, which, before the war, had been
organized as a militia company, called the Franklin Grays, was the
first company to leave the county for service under the telegraphic
call for troops."
page 541
"Col. John Kell was a native of Germany. He spent his life
mostly in America, and when the Mexican war broke out was a resident
of Steubenville. He came to Franklin about 1856, and opened a tailor
shop. He was made Postmaster by Buchanan. Having been in the Mexican
war, his military proclivities manifested themselves in the
interest he felt in all military affairs. He organized a company,
which, from their uniform, was called the Franklin Greys—Captain,
J. Kell; First Lieutenant, P. S. Turner; Second Lieutenant, O. C.
Maxwell; Orderly, I. M. Snell. This company became celebrated for
its proficiency in drill, and when the war broke out, almost all
of its members enlisted and the company retained its organization.
When they returned from the three-months' service, he was appointed
Lieutenant Colonel of the Second Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and entered
the Service. He was killed at the battle of Stone
River. His body was brought home and buried with Masonic rites in
the cemetery east of the canal."
page 547
"Franklin enjoys the distinction of sending out one of the
earliest, as well as one of the best-drilled, and best-equipped
companies in the early history of the war. As soon as the call of
the President was made for troops, in April, 1861, Capt. Kell called
for volunteers, and almost all his entire company, the Franklin
Greys, at once responded. Those who did not wish to go easily found
others to take their places. The citizens at once determined to
uniform the men, and, in less than a week, the company, uniformed
and numbering more than a hundred men, was in Columbus, Ohio. They
were assigned to the First Ohio and became Company B of that regiment.
They were assigned to duty in and near Washington. They were sent
out as skirmishers at Bull Run, and one of the company fired the
first shot in that battle, having discovered an artillery man of
the Southern army pulling brush from in front of a masked battery
and his fire brought a return shot from the battery. In this battle,
the company had one man, A. B. Spader, captured
by the rebels, and one blinded by a fragment of a shell. After their
discharge, most of the company re-enlisted—a great many in
the Second Ohio with Capt O. C. Maxwell."
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 315
"John Kell Post, No. 241.
This Post was chartered June 29, 1882, and is located at Franklin.
It is named for Colonel John Kell, late of the Second Ohio Volunteer
Infantry. Sprung from a line of soldiers, having himself been
in the Mexican war, of a high spirit and dauntless courage, John
Kell was fitted to be a leader of volunteers of '61. Enrolling
Company F, First Ohio, for three months' service, with a pledge
"to be in the struggle to its end," he joined early friends
in organizing the Second Ohio Volunteer Infantry, three years, becoming
its lieutenant-colonel. His service ending with his fall at
Stone River, summed up the best results of a strong, resolute manhood."
- "Maxwell
And Kell Franklin Twp. Participants In Civil War" article
by Dallas Bogan
- "Franklin
Twp. Participants In The Civil War" article by Dallas
Bogan
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 44 year old Captain on 16 Apr 1861
Appointed into Co F, 1st OVI on 29 Apr 1861
Mustered out at Dayton, Ohio on 16 Aug 1861
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 45 year old Lieutenant Colonel on 06 August 1861
Commission into Field & Staff, 2nd Infantry Regiment Ohio on
06 August 1861.
Promoted to Full Colonel on 24 December 1862 (Not Mustered)
Killed at Stones River, Tennessee on 31 Dec 1862
- Pension Index Files
Minor, Maria Kell, filed for a pension on 17 Jun
1863 (Certificate #87618) for service of L. Col. John Kell, F&S
2nd OVI who was killed in action 31 Dec 1862 at Murfreesboro, Tennessee
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- William
Hudson Kell (1841-1916) - Major, US Army
- "Franklin
Twp. Participants In The Civil War" article by Dallas
Bogan
- Beers History
of Warren County page 542
"Lieut. William Kell, son of Col. John Kell, served with
his father from the beginning of the war until the death of his
father; he remained at his regiment until it was mustered out, when
he located in Lebanon as a tailor. Numerous friends of his father
made some efforts in his behalf, which resulted in his appointment
to a Lieutenancy in the regular army."
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 19 year old Private on 17 Apr 1861; born Ohio
Mustered into Co F, 1st OVI on 29 Apr 1861
Mustered out at Dayton, Ohio on 16 Aug 1861
Mustered into Co I, 2nd OVI on 4 Sep 1862
Transferred into Co E, 18th OVI on 20 Oct 1864
Mustered out on 10 Jun 1865
later served in the US Army from 12 Dec 1872 until 15 Dec 1899
- Thrapp, Dan L. Encyclopedia
of Frontier Biography Volume 2. Glendale, Calif: A.H. Clark
Co, 1988 page 764
- born 18 Apr 1841, Steubenville, Ohio
- enlisted in the 1st Ohio Infantry in 1861, later serving in the
2nd and 18th Ohio Infantry regiments through the Civil War, being
with Sherman on the Atlanta operation.
- 1872, 2nd Lieutenant, US Army 22d Infantry at Fort Rice, North
Dakota
- Promotions: 1879, 1st Lieutenant; 1892, Captain; 15 Dec
1899 retired as Major; 1904 promoted to Lieutenant Colonel on the
retired list
- died 9 Feb 1916 at New York City
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KELLER
(Surname Index) |
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- John Keller (1840-1911)
- Private, Company M, 4th Ohio Cavalry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Hopkinsville Cemetery
- "History
Of Fourth Ohio Volunteer Cavalry" article by Dallas
Bogan
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page 315
"Keller, John, 3 years, 1862-1865, in co M. 4th O. V. C.;
det. harness maker."
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 24 year old Private on 8 Sep 1862
Mustered into Co M 4th OVC on 8 Sep 1862
Mustered out at Nashville, Tennessee on 15 Jul 1865
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension in Ohio on 17 Nov 1890 & on 28 Dec 1910 Certificate
#869342) for service in Co M 4th OVC
died 16 Aug 1911
Margaret C. Keller filed for a widow's pension
in Ohio on 1 Sep 1911 (Certificate #732332)
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KELLY
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- Clarkson C. Kelly (1843-1917)
- Private, Company F, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Morrow Cemetery
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Clarkson Kelley enlisted
as a 20 year old Private on 2 May 1864
Mustered into Co F, 146th OVI on 2 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Clarkson Kelley filed
for pension on 26 Jul 1892 (Certificate #857092) for service in
Co F 146th OVI
died at Morrow, Ohio on 8 Jul 1917
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- Enoch Kelly (1843-1920)
- Private, Company E, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment & Corporal, Company
F, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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KENNEDY
(Surname
Index) |
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- John Kennedy (1836-1913)
- photo of gravestone
at Miami Cemetery with
G.A.R. flagholder - Interment #3341 in Section N lot 3 on 8
Nov 1913
- "Lest
We Forget, Volume I" by Mary M. Everhart page 75
"Kennedy, John 1836-1913, 12th OVI, Miami Cem."
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
There are 2 men listed on the Rosters
for the 12th OVI but their age doesn't suggest an 1836 birth date
#1 John Kennedy enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 20 Jun
1861 & mustered into Co B 12th OVI; promoted to Sergeant on
18 Nov 1861; no discharge date listed
#2 John B. Kennedy enlisted as a 34 year old Private on 30 May 1861
& mustered into Co K 12th OVI; transferred to Co A on 1 Nov
1861; no discharge date listed
- Pension Index Cards
None found
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KENDRICK/
KENRICK
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- David W. Kenrick (1845-1865)
- Private, Company C & H, 34th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
for David W. Kenrick
at Miami Cemetery - Interment
#193 of David H. Kenrick in lot 18 on 17 May 1869 [removed from
Raysville]
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
David Kendrick enlisted
as a Private on 23 Feb 1864
Mustered into Co. H 34th OVI on 23 Feb 1864
Died of disease at Grafton, West Virginia on 5 Jan 1865
Buried Grafton, WV
- Pension Index Cards
Mother filed for a pension (MC#317397) on 23 Apr 1891 for service
of David W. Kenrick in Co C & H, 34th OVI
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KEYS
(Surname
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- William
S. Keys (c1820-1864) - Private, Company F, 35th Ohio Infantry
- Beers History
of Warren County page 865
"The second son, William, served in the war of the rebellion,
and died at Chattanooga, in January 1864."
- "Thirty
Fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry" article by Dallas
Bogan
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 41 year old Private on 5 Sep 1861
Mustered into Co F 35th OVI on 9 Sep 1861
Died of Disease at Chattanooga, Tennessee on 4 Jan 1864
Buried at Chattanooga Tennessee National Cemetery
- Nationwaid
Gravesite Locator
Keys, William; Pvt Infantry; Civil War
Date Of Death: 01/05/1864
Buried At: Section D Site 12570
Chattanooga National Cemetery
1200 Bailey Avenue Chattanooga, Tn 37404
(423) 855-6590
- Pension Index Cards
Widow, Eliza J. Keys, filed for pension on 22 Jul
1864 (Certificate #46318) for service of William S. Keys in Co F
35th OVI
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KILBON
(Surname
Index) |
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- Hiram
Kilbon (1840-1904) - Private, Company I, 129th Illinois
Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Miami Cemetery with
G. A. R. flagholder - Interment #2629 in Sec
G Lot 12 on 30 Jan 1904
- Beers History of Warren County page 866,
"On Aug. 20,1862, he enlisted in the 129th Ill. V. I.,
and served through the war; was discharged at Washington, June 8,
1865, having been engaged in the battles of Buzzards' Roost, Resaca,
Nashville, Decatur and others, and fortunately escaped without a
wound"
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page
"Kilbon, Hiram, e. at Naples, Scott co. Ill. Aug. 20, 1862,
co. I, 129th Ill. V. I.; regt. assigned to 1st brig. 3d div. 20th
A. C.; in hosp. at Chattanooga, Tenn. Jan. 1864, flux and camp diarrhea;
took part in Atlanta campaign, March to Sea, and campaign of the
Carolinas; m. o. at Washington, D.C. June 8, 1865; dis. at Chicago,
Ill."
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Hiram Kilborn enlisted
as a Private from Naples, Illinois on 20 Aug 1862
Mustered into Co I 129th Illinois Infantry
Mustered out at Washington, DC on 8 Jun 1865
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 11 Aug 1897 (Certificate #994525) for service
in Co I 129th Ill. Inf. Regiment
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KIND
(Surname
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- Robert Kind (1843-1927)
- Corporal, Company A & Company C, 5th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- Robert
Kind - Obituary from unnnamed paper dated 23 Jun 1927 which
says,
"On the breaking out of the Rebellion in 1861 he enlisted
at the age of 17, becoming Corporal of Company C, Fifth, O. V. I.
After a service of four and one half years he was honorably discharged
and immediately re-enlisted but the war soon ended as also his services
as a soldier, but as such he had participated in some 23 engagements,
fought in the battles of Winchester, Cedar Mountain, Antietam, Chancellorsville,
Gettysburg, and many other important battles, and was with Sherman
on his famous march to the Sea.
His regiment the 5th Ohio, was involved in some fierce and bloody
conflicts, was finally so cut to pieces that the survivors were
distributed among other regiments."
- Service Record #1 from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as an 18 year old Private
on 21 Jun 1861
Mustered into Co A, 5th OVI on 21 Jun 1861
Transferred to Co C, 5th OVI on 25 Jun 1863
Mustered out on 26 Jul 1865
- Service Record #2 from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as an 18 year old Musician
on 21 Jun 1861
Mustered into Co C 5th OVI on 21 Jun 1861
Transferred from Co A to Co C 5th OVI
Promoted to Corporal of Co C 5th OVI
Mustered out on 26 Jul 1865
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 15 Jul 1886 (Certificate #673620) for service
in Co A 5th OVI from 21 Jun 1861 to 26 Jun 1863 & in Co C 5th
OVI from 25 Jun 1863 to 26 Jul 1865
died at Morrow, Ohio 4 Apr 1927
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- William Kind (1845-1905)
- Private, Company E, 4th Ohio Cavalry Battalion (6 Months) &
Company G, 13th Ohio Cavalry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Roachester Methodist
Cemetery
- "History
Of Fourth Ohio Volunteer Cavalry" article by Dallas
Bogan
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page
"Kind, Wm. served in 4th O. Indp. V. C. and co. E, 13th
O. V. C.; injured hand."
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as an 18 year old Private on 1 Aug 1863
Mustered into Co E, 4th Ohio Cavalry Battalion (6 Months)
on 21 Sep 1863
Mustered out on 12 Mar 1864
Reenlisted as a 19 year old Private on 31 Mar 1864
Mustered into Co G, 13th OVC on 8 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 6 Oct 1865
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 28 Feb 1867 (Certificate #83420) for service
in Co E 4th Battln, Ohio NG Cav. & in Co G, 13th Ohio Cav.
- List
of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page
344
"Wm. Kind, Morrow PO, SC#83420, loss fingers, $8.00 monthly
pension "
- William
Kind page by Darren
Waters
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KINNEY
(Surname
Index) |
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- Andrew J. Kinney (1833-1879)
- Company D, 110th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Miami Cemetery
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 29 year old private on 20 Jun 1863
Mustered into Co D 110th OVI as a substitute on 20 Jun 1863
- Pension Index Cards
Kate Kinney filed for a widow's pension in Ohio
on 19 Dec 1884 (certificate #278494)
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- Coates
Kinney (1826-1904) - Major, Paymasters Regiment, U.S. Volunteers
- photo of gravestone
at Miami Cemetery
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a Major on 1 Jun 1861
Commissioned into US Volunteers Paymaster's Department on 1 Jun
1861
Breveted Lt. Colonel on 15 Nov 1865
Mustered out on 15 Nov 1865
born in New York
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 29 Aug 1892 (Certificate #1051061) for service
in Paymasters Reg't U. S. Volunteers
died at Cincinnati Ohio on 25 Jan 1904
Mary Allen Kinney filed for a widow's pension in
Ohio on 3 Aug 1908 (Certificate #974584)
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KIRCHENBERGER
(Surname
Index) |
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- George Kirchenberger
(1846-1937) - Private, Company D, 108th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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KISSINGER
(Surname
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- Benjamin F. Kissinger
(1845-1893) - Private, 47th and 195th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Regiments
- photo of gravestone
at New Jersey Presbyterian
Church Cemetery
- Hardesty's Military History of Ohio,
Warren County Edition, page
"Kissenger, Benj. was in service
in 98th Pa. V.I."
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Benjamin F. Kissinger enlisted as a Private on
9 Jul 1863
Mustered into Co H, 94th Pa Infantry on 9 Jul 1863
Mustered out on 14 Aug 1863
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Benjamin F. Kissinger enlisted as a Private on
24 Feb 1865
Mustered into Co K, 195th Pa Infantry on 24 Feb 1865
Mustered out at Washington DC on 31 Jan 1866
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension in Ohio on 30 Mar 1888 (Certificate #570100) for
service in Co H 47th Pa Inf & in Co K 195th Pa Inf
died 20 May 1893
Mary Kissinger filed for a widow's pension in Ohio on __ Jun 1893
(Certificate #380928)
Remarks: XC2666346
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KLEINHENN
(Surname
Index) |
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- William P. Kleinhenn
(1839-1921) - Private, Company B, 68th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Springboro Cemetery
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
William P. Klinehenn
enlisted as a 24 year old Private on 15 Oct 1863
Mustered into Co B, 68th OVI on 15 Oct 1863
Mustered out at Louisville, Kentucky on 10 Jul 1865
- Pension Index File
William P. Kleinhenn
filed for a pension in Ohio on 21 Oct 1892 & on 23 Feb 1907
(Certificate #501318) for service in Co B, 68th Ohio Inf.
died at Springboro, Ohio on 13 Jun 1921
Emily S. Kleinhenn filed for a widow's pension
in Ohio on 24 Jun 1921 (Certificate #906329)
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KOEBEL
(Surname
Index) |
photo
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- William Koebel aka William
Keoble (c1837-1874) - Private, Company G, 17th Ohio Infantry
Regiment
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KOOGLE
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- Adam
Koogle (1833-1861) - Captain, Company H, 39th Ohio Infantry
Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Lebanon Cemetery
- Interment #495 in Old Section Lot 488 on 1
Dec 1861
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 27 year old Captain from Lebanon, Ohio on 31 Jul 1861
Commissioned into Co H, 39th OVI on 31 Jul 1861
Died of disease at his home in Lebanon on 29 Nov 1861
Buried City Cemetery, Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio
- Pension Index Cards
Mary E. Koogle filed for a widow's pension on 18
Jun 1864 (Certificate #44189) for service of Adam Koogle in Co H,
39th OVI
died at Lebanon, Ohio on 29 Nov 1861
- List
of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page
343
"Mary E. Koogle, Lebanon PO, WC#44189, widow, $20.00 monthly
pension. "
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- John A. Koogle (1837-1862)
- Sergeant, Company A, 12th
Illinois Infantry Regiment
- photo of gravestone
at Pioneer Cemetery
with inscription
"died April 21, 1862 from the effects of a wound rec'd
at the Battle of Shilo, Tenn.
A Member of Company A 12th Regiment Illinois Volunteers"
- Service Record #1 from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
John A. Koogle enlisted as a Private from Paris,
Illinois on 18 Apr 1861
Mustered into Co E 12th Illinois Infantry on 2 May 1861
Mustered out on 1 Aug 1861
- Service Record #2 from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
John A. Korgle Enlisted
as a Sergeant from Paris, Illinois on 1 Aug 1861
Mustered into Co E, 12th Illinois Infantry on 1 Aug 1861
promoted to 2nd Lieutenant on 3 Mar 1862
died [date not stated]
- Pension Index Cards
Father, William Koogle, filed for pension on 17
Oct 1881 (Application #286963 - no Certificate #) for service of
2nd Lt. John A. Koogle in Co E 12th Ill. Inf.
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- Stephen M. Koogle (1819-1901)
- Company F, 146th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- Lebanon Cemetery Register of Interments
Volume 1 Page 92
Interment #3177: Stephen
M. Koogle,
born 17 Sep 1819
died 17 Sep 1901
Late Residence: Soldiers Home Dayton
Age 82 years
Interment 19 Sep 1901, Old Section Lot 333
Remarks: No Burial - failed to get the body from
the Dayton Soldier's home, on account of his undivorced wifes living
who was entitled only to receive it."
- Service
Record from American
Civil War Soldiers at Ancestry.com
[paid site]
Enlisted as a 44 year old Private on 2 May 1864
Mustered into Co F, 146th OVI on 2 May 1864
Mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio on 7 Sep 1864
- Pension Index Cards
Filed for pension on 4 Aug 1890 (Certificate #668654) for service
in Co F 146th OVI
- Nationwide
Gravesite Locator
Koogle, Stephen; Pvt Infantry; Civil War
Date Of Death: 09/17/1901
Buried At: Section M Row 15 Site 29 Dayton National Cemetery
Va Medical Center 4100 West Third Street Dayton, Oh 45428
- Headstones
Provided for Deceased Union Civil War Veterans, 1879-1903
Stephen Koogle, Pvt Co F 146th Ohio Inf
Cemetery: Natl Mil Home near Dayton Ohio
Date of Death: 17 Sep 1901
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- William Koogle (c1841-____)
- Private, Company B, 79th Ohio Infantry Regiment
- "Seventy
Ninth Ohio Volunteer Infantry" article by Dallas
Bogan
- Record
of Discharge contributed by Vivian
Combs Moon 30 Aug 2003
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a 21 year old Private on 18 Aug 1862
Mustered into Co B 79th OVI on 21 Oct 1862
Listed as POW at Averysboro, North Carolina on 18 Mar 1865
Mustered out at Camp Chase, Ohio on 16 Jun 1865
- Pension Index Cards
Sallie Wild filed for a widow's pension in Ohio on 23 Nov 1891 (Application
#533664 - no Certificate #) for service of William Koogle in Co
B 79th OVI
Nettie Criss, filed for a minor's pension in Ohio on 3 May 1892
(Application #549040 - no Certificate #)
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KRUSE
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- Henry Kruse (____-1862?)
- Sergeant, Company C, Merrill's Horse (also known as 2nd Missouri Cavalry)
- photo of gravestone
at Maineville Cemetery
"killed in battle at Kirksville, Mo July 1862"
[NOTE: the Battle of Kirksville was fought on
6 Aug 1862]
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as a Sergenat on 2 Sep 1861
Mustered into Co C OH Battn OH Cavalry Battalion on 9 Sep 1861
Died of disease at hospital in Little Rock, Arkanas on 10 Nov 1863
Buried Little Rock Arkansas National Cemetery, Grave 1-165
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
Enlisted as Sergeant - no date
also had service Co C 2nd Missouri Cavalry
died 1864
Buried Little Rock Arkansas National Cemetery
(aka Kruise or Kruiso)
- Pension Index Cards
Jane Kruse filed for a widow's pension (Certificate
#29084) for service of Henry Kruse in Co C 2nd Regt Mo Cav.
Seth G. Tufts, guardian, filed for a minor's pension
on 27 Mar 1869 (Certificate #132301)
- From Organizational Civil War Pension Index at
Footnote.com
30 May 1864 Widow Pension Certificate #29084
Minor Pension Certificate #132301
- From General Civil War Pension Index at Ancestry.com
[paid site]
30 May 1864 Widow, Jane Kruse, Pension Certificate
#29084 [see photo of her gravestone
at Maineville Cemetery]
27 Mar 1869 Minor Pension Certificate #132301 [Seth G. Tufts
Guardian]
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KUNKLE
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- Charles H. Kunkle (1831-1882)
- Landsmen, US Navy
- gravestone at Rose Hill Cemetery,
Deerfield Twp, Warren County, Ohio [Interment #261 in Section 6
Lot 23 on 20 Jul 1883]
- Official Roster of the Soldiers of the
State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1866. Vol. 12 Page
130
Kimkle, Charles H., L'ndsm'n, enlisted
2 Sep 1864 for 1 year
Served on Grampus, Great Western and Black Hawk
Discharged from Receiving Ship at Mound City, Ill. on 14 Jun 1865
- Pension File
Widow, Matilda (Doughman) Kunkle received
pension (Certificate #6121) from 7 Aug 1890 until her death on 26
Jan 1919
- Charles
H. Kunkle, The Western Star, Lebanon, Ohio, Saturday August
4, 1883
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KURFISS
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- John Kurfiss (1826-1865)
- Captain, Company B, 4th Kentucky Cavalry Regiment
- Service Record from American
Civil War Research Database by Historical Data Systems
John Kurfiss enlisted
as a Captain at Louisville, Kentucky on 1 Oct 1861
Commissioneed into Co B 4th Ky Cav on 24 Dec 1861
Dismissed on 15 Sep 1862
- Spring
Grove Cemetery Burial Record Card #14524
John Kurfiss of Louisville, Ky
born Wertenberg 17 Sep 1826 to E. F. & Elizth. Kurfiss
died 11 Apr 1865
interred in Sec 39 Lot 12 on 14 Apr 1865
Removed to Section 22 Lot G on 24 Apr 1868
- Pension Index Cards
Caroline E. Kurfiss
filed for a widow's pension on 9 Jul 1867 (WC#126736) for service
of John Kurfiss in Co B 4th Ky Cav
- List
of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 Volume III, Page
343
"Caroline E. Kurfis,
Lebanon PO, WC#126736, widow, $20.00 monthly pension beginning Nov.
1873"
- Spring
Grove Cemetery Burial Record Card #48350
Caroline E. Kurfiss of Lebanon, Ohio
born Lebanon Ohio 29 Jan 1828 to Fredk. Weisenberger
died Feb. 9, 1890
Interred 13 Feb 1890 in Sec 22 Lot G
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