General Information &
Genealogical Data
Data placed in this
file consists of any facts known about the individual. Since it is
updated as new data
is found, it is not in alphabetical order. Every name, however, is book-marked
so it can be accessed directly
from a soldier's record. Information on a soldier appears below
his name.
Warner, Peter O. |
b. Dec. 8, 1842, d. Feb. 15, 1903 at Dayton,
Ohio. Lived in Missouri for a while. Married Amanda Mae Nealiegh. Buried Greencastle Cemetery, Dayton, Ohio, Lot # Tier X, Section D, Grave 4 (no stone). Physical: 5'6", light complexion, brown hair, blue eyes. [credit: Mary Ann Warner] - Addition: Married in Castine, Darke County, OH.; Pension papers show Warner was a prisoner at Libby Prison (Richmond, VA), Pemberton (Richmond), Danville Prison (Danville VA) and Andersonville Prison - GA (although there isn't a record of him being there). He suffered from lung problems, digestion problems and varicose veins and was never able to do the hard labor required of a farmer after the war. [credit: Ginette VandenOever g1vanden@airmail.net ] |
Warner, Daniel |
b. 1840, d. Feb. 16, 1863. Buried at Stone River Cemetery, Section J, grave 198. [now Section J, Grave 3884] |
Rohrer, David F. |
b. Aug. 6, 1842, d. Nov. 21, 1862 at Nashville, TN. Buried Farmersville, Ohio U.B. Church Cemetery. Lived Johnsville (New Lebanon), Ohio. Father: Simon, Mother: Harriett. |
Dalrymple, Oliver S. |
b. 1841, d. 1914, buried Farmersville Cemetery (Farmersville, Ohio) |
Gifford, Garrett W. |
b. 1844, d. 1933, buried Prescott Cemetery, Linn County, Kansas. |
Miers, Harmon H. |
Buried Beech Grove Cemetery, Delaware County, Indiana. Note: Possibly: "Meier"? |
Wampler, John W. |
b. March 23, 1846, middle name = William. |
Schnorf, John H. |
b. Nov. 10, 1831, d. Nov. 20, 1916, buried Cass County, Missouri. |
Regan, Timothy |
Born in Cork County, Ireland as Timothy O'Regan. Wife = Mary Smith. d. Sept. 8, 1900 Dayton, Ohio |
Stoltz, William H. |
Buried Highland Cemetery, Covington (Miami County), Ohio; GAR marker on grave. No dating noted. |
Ellis, Elias C. |
From Springdale, Ohio. Their history notes that a gunshot wound in the thigh left him permanently crippled. |
Lake, Jarvis N. |
1. From Genevieve White's Master's Thesis: Preble County During the Civil War, 1944 (page 43) Located Camden [Ohio] Archives Ninety-third Ohio Volunteer Infantry Two companies from the county were in this famous infantry which served bravely at Stone River, Chickamauga, Brown's Ferry, Orchard Knob, Mission Ridge, Resaca, Kennesaw Mountain, Atlanta, Jonesborough, Franklin, and Nashville75. The young school teacher who wrote, "who would not be a soldier, if only to see the world!76" ... had seen much new territory by 1865, when he wrote, "The 93d has trudged and tramped for over two years, without setting foot, as a command, on car or steamboat77." In the latter part of 1863, he had expressed his approval of Buell's displacement and Rosecrans' appointment. His letter was one of many published in the Register which lauded this change. The general complaint against Buell was ... We have reason to feel while we have been marching very hard day and night, that it has all been for some other purpose than that of subduing the enemies of our country78. A captain in the 57th Indiana reported fewer desertions after Rosecrans had taken the command. He explained the desertions under Buell's command by the fact that the boys thought they were led by an incompetent man or one who was a "traitor to the cause he espoused." _____ 75 Williams, op.cit. p. 49 76 J. N. Lake, op. cit. E.W.R., Sept 4, 1862 77 J. N. Lake to Editors, Nashville, Tenn., Feb. 2, 1865. E.W.R., Feb. 16, 1865. 78 J. N. Lake to Editors, Nashville, Tenn., 1862. E.W.R., Nov. 20, 1862. 2. On Linn Co. Oregon census in 1890 [ref: http://www.usgw.org/or/linn/census/1890censusa-l.html ] |
Murray, John W. |
Identified as one of 19 CW casualties from Clearcreek Twp. (Springboro, Ohio) in "Paths Through The Wilderness" by Don Ross [ref: http://www.ci.springboro.oh.us/history.html ] |
Harrison, Alfred W. |
d. April 3, 1895, buried Allegheny Cemetery, Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania |
Shewman, Joseph |
d.(?) 1882, Cass Co., Indiana, reference to article in "Galveston Leader" (located in southern Cass Co. and north of Kokomo. |
Mitchell, James A. |
Reference in Los Angeles National Cemetery, Los Angeles,
California for: Mitchell, Frank A, d. 12/31/1921, F 93RD OHIO INF, Plot: 42 15/RN, * [name typo?] |
Steele, De Witt C. |
Wife, Harriet E., filed for pension on 07/16/1863. [genealogical data courtesy: Donna Helmer Wickman] |
Demoret, Alfred |
Born 1843 Ross (Butler Co.) Ohio; married Amanda M. Ent 11/29/1866 Butler Co., Ohio; Wrote "Brief History of the Ninety-Third Regiment" 1898; Died 5/21/1931 Butler Co., Ohio. |
Eastman, John |
Buried Sugar Grove Cemetery, Twin Township, West Alexandria, Preble County, Ohio |
Anderson, Richard A. |
Buried at Andersonville, GA; grave 3046. Cause of death: diarrhea. |
Magner, John |
Buried at Andersonville, GA; grave 9691. Cause of death: diarrhea. |
Robinson, Frank R. |
Andersonville records show that he was not buried there. |
Schmutz, Abram C. |
Buried at Andersonville, GA; grave 5054. Cause of death: scorbutus. |
Smock, Aaron |
Buried at Andersonville, GA; grave 5018. Cause of death: dysentery. |
Stiver, George |
Buried at Andersonville, GA; grave 2376. Cause of death: diarrhea c. |
Tinley, Patrick |
Buried at Andersonville, GA; grave 10800. Cause of death: diarrhea. |
Wilson, James |
Andersonville records show that he was "exchanged Savannah, Nov. 14, 1864." This record and his official muster record do not agree. |
Witt, John T. |
Buried at Andersonville, GA; grave 4681. Cause of death: dysentery. |
Hudson, John Wesley |
b. 1832 Clinton Co [perhaps Warren Co.], OH; dark complexion, brown eyes and hair, 5' 10 1/2" tall, a painter and finisher by trade; Wife: Electa (Root) Hudson [pix]. Three sons: Albert, George, & John Walter.d. in POW camp in Marietta, GA after being wounded at Chickamauga. Buried Marietta National Cemetery [pix1] [[pix2] [pix3] [pix4 - Hudson's son, John Walter Hudson (b. 12/27/1862) at his father's grave ca 1930's] [pix5 - Hudson's daughter in law, Mattie Jane Hudson, at his grave circa 1930's] . See also three references in the Dayton Daily News, 1864: [ 1 2 3 ].Courtesy: Marcia Snyder M444as@gmail.com (great-great-granddaughter). |
Lincoln, George M. |
George Maley Lincoln was born on February 13, 1844, in Ridgeville, Warren Co., Ohio. He was the oldest son of Nathan W. and Elmira (Austin) Lincoln. In 1846, the family moved to Centerville, where George and his one brother and two sisters grew up. George enlisted as a Private in the 93rd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company B, on August 6, 1862, for a term of three years. George was present at the Battle of Perryville (Kentucky), on October 8, 1862, and was captured by Confederate forces near Lawrenceburg. He was paroled shortly thereafter and died at the regimental hospital in Shelbyville of typhoid fever on October 12, 1862. He is buried at the Centerville Cemetery. [courtesy: Jon Ruiter jruiter@yahoo.com ;GML is Ruiter's g-g-g-uncle.] |
Stitzle, Alonzo |
Buried Marietta National Cemetery, Marietta, Georgia. Brother of Sanford Stitzle (also Co. F ) |
Beard, John H |
Buried at the Williamsburg Indiana cemetery. |
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