Harden, James W.   27  (1839 - 1911)  Family records have him born in 1839--military records said 1835;  James was the son of James and Elizabeth of Hocking Co, OH;  He mustered into Company G on 16 Aug 62 and was assigned to a special detail as a Wagon Master on1 Sep 62, which would continue until he mustered out on 13 Jun 65;  He married Sarah Ann Gordon in 1866 in Hocking Co;  By 1880, he and Sarah and their two boys were living in Delaware Co;  He filed for an Invalid Pension in 1885;  They were still in Delaware Co in 1900;  In 1910, he and Sarah were living in Vinton Co with one of their sons;  He died in 1911 and was buried in Hocking Co;  He was a lifelong Farmer 

Baird, John Wesley  19  (1844 - 1921)  Born in Hocking Co, OH to John and Mary Baird;  Married Sarah Jane Reynolds in 1861;  Mustered in (1862) and out (1865) with the rest of Company G;  In 1870, he was a Clerk in a Store in Hocking Co;  In 1880, he and his family moved to Fairfield Co where he worked as a Boatman;  In 1900, the Bairds moved to Columbus, OH, where John worked for a time as a Shoemaker;  He died here of Bright's Disease and was buried in the Green Lawn Cemetery  

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Barran, William  41  (1821 - 1885)  He was born in OH;  He mustered into Co G on 12 Aug 62 as a Cpl;  He was reduced in ranks to a Pvt on 31 Ocr 62 (I dont know why);  He mustered out with the rest of his company on 13 Jun 65;  He married Sarah Poling in Hocking Co in 1870, when his occupation was listed as operating a Retail Grocery;  He filed an Invalid's Petition in 1875;  In 1880, it looks like he lists his occupation as "Prisoner", but I suspect it is "Pensioner";  He died in Hocking Co in 1885 and was buried in the South Bloomingville Cemetery    

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Barron, Isaac Sheffield 33  (1829 - 1890)  Born in Morgan Co, OH;  Married Mary Jane Comstock in Athens Co in 1859; Mustered into the 90th OH as a Pvt in 1862;   Would be promoted to a Sgt (skipping the rank of Cpl!) on 20 Nov 63;  Mustered out with the rest of his comrades on 13 Jun 65;  In 1870, he was a Journeyman Carpenter, living in Athens Co with his wife and children;  He was a Master Carpenter in 1880;  He died of Chronic Diarrhea in 1890 and was buried in Nelsonville, Athens Co, OH

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Barron, Joseph Trimble  25  (1837 - 1923)  Born in Morgan Co, OH, his parents were Thomas and Mariah Barron;  In 1860, he was living in Perry Co;  In 1861, he married Esther Ann Shaw in Hocking Co before being mustered into the 90th OH on 12 Aug 62;  He mustered out on 13 Jun 65;  He returned to Hocking Co after the War and remained there for the rest of his life as a Carpenter; He died in 1923 of Old Age and was buried in Hocking Co

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Brooks, Edwin Putnam  27  (1835 - 1916)  Born in OH to Franklin and Barbara (Swift) Brooks;  He married Mary Catherine Dennis in 1854;  Mustered into the 90th OH on 12 Aug 62;  Discharged 24 Aug 63 from Nashville--was this due to a Medical disability?  If so, what was the disability?  Did this happen as a result of the Battle of Stones River?  Was he in a Nashville hospital all this time since the Battle?  If so, was he ever at Camp Cripple Creek?  He spent the next 40 + years between Hocking and Athens Cos, working as a Farmer and a Teamster;  He died of Cancer in 1916 and was buried in the Dew Cemetery in Athens Co, OH

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Brown, Charles C.*  25  (1837 - 1863)  He mustered into Co G on 12 Aug 62;   He died in General Hospital No. 7 on 22 Jun 63 in Louisville, KY of Acute Dysentery;  Buried in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, KY, in Grave B-1696

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Burley, Harrison*  39  (1823 - 1863)  Born in Perry Co, OH, the son of Absalom and Mary Burley; He married Sarah Ann Amrine in 1847;  He was a Farmer in Perry Co in 1850 and in Hocking Co in 1860;  He mustered into the 90th OH on 12 Aug 62;   He died 28 Aug 63 in the Cumberland General Hospital in Nashville of Remittent Fever and is buried in Grave D-3211

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Chilcoat, Robert  26  (1836 - 1906)   Born in Muskingum Co, OH to James and Sarah Chilcoat;  He married Mary Ellen Palmer in Hocking Co in 1858;  In 1860, he was a Common Laborer in Hocking Co;  He mustered in and out with the 90th OH;  In 1870, he was a Farmer in Hocking Co;  The next census year they were living in Macon Co, IL;  They would remain there until their deaths--Robert died in 1906 and was buried in the Greenwood Cemetery;  His last name was sometimes spelled Chilcote

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Devault, Abraham  20  (1842 - 1914)  Born, died, and lived virtually all of his life as a Farmer in Hocking Co, OH;  He mustered into the 90th OH on 12 August 62 and mustered out on 13 Jun 65;  He married Emily E. Lewis in 1865 in (where else?) Hocking Co;  In 1890, he revealed to the Veterans' Census that he had suffered from Lung Disease and Bad Eyesight ever since the War;  He was buried in the Mt. Carmel Cemetery

 

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Eveland, Byerla  35  (1826 - 1904)  Born in OH, he lived in Morgan Co, OH in 1850, shotly after his marriage to Lucy Dutro in 1847;  In 1860, he was working as a Common Laborer in Hocking Co; He mustered into the 90th OH on 16 Aug 62,  He would be transferred to the USVVEC on 20 Jul 64 and would muster out with them on 26 Sep 65;  He would spend most of the rest of his life as a Farmer in Morgan Co; When Lucy died in 1881, he would marry Sarah A Hivner in 1883;  He died in 1904 and was buried in the Lemon Hill Cemetery

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Eveland, John A.  18  (1845 - 1913)  Born in Morgan Co to Daniel S. and Nancy P. Eveland;  He mustered in with the rest of Company G and mustered out with them, as well;  He married Charlotte E. Snider in 1867 in Hocking Co; He earned his living as a Farmer in Hocking Co, Vinton Co, and Pickaway Co in OH, and Cumberland Co and Greenup Co in IL;  He died and was buried in Greenup Co, IL  

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Fairman, Shadrach Alonzo  28  (1834 -  )  Born in1834 to Harvey and Ladoski Fairman;  He married Mary Stord (or Smith?) in 1857; Mustered in and out with the men of the 90th OH;  He went to KS after the War, living in Crawford Co, Sedgewick Co, and Cherokee Co at different times;  He also lived in Vernon, MO; I can find no record for him after 1900

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Harden, George Alexander  38  (1824 - 1893)  Born in VA;  Married Lucinda Devault in Hocking Co in 1859;  Mustered in with Company G in 1862 and out with Company G, too, in 1865;  Lived in Hocking County as a Farmer in 1870 and 1880;  He filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1883;  In 1890 he told the Veterans' Census-taker that he suffered from crippling in his foot and leg;  His Widow filed for her Pension in 1893, although I can find no information on when he died or where 

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Harden, Henry O.  18  (1844 - 1917)  Born in OH to William and Mary Harden;  Mustered in with Company G in 62 and out with them in 65;  He returned to Hocking Co after the War and married Catherine Stone in 1866; The 1870 Census found him living in Vinton Co and working as a Retail Dry Goods Dealer;  By 1880, he had moved his young family to Fairfield Co, and here he would remain util his death from Bright's Disease in 1911;  He held many different jobs in Fairfield Co:  Telegraph Operator, Printer, and Newspaper Editor;  In 1902, he spearheaded the effort to compile the 40th Reunion Book, titled The History of the 90th OVI;  He received a Pension of $4 per month, due to an injury to the abdomen suffered during the War;  He was buried in the Maple Hill Cemetery 

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Harden, James W.  20  (1839 - 1911)  Born in OH to James and Elizabeth Harde;  He married Sarah Ann Gordon in 1860 and set up housekeeping on a Farm;  He mustered into the 90th OH on 14 Aug 62 as a Pvt;  He would be promoted to a Cpl on 1 Sep 64, the rank he would hold when he mustered out on 13 Jun 65;  He continued to live the life of a Farmer after the War;  In 1880, he and his family had relocated to Delaware Co and would Farm there until 1910, when they moved to Vinton Co;  He died in 1911 and was buried in the Ewing Cemetery in Hocking Co   

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Harkless, James Weaver  18  (1843 - 1930)  Born in OH to Charles and Mary Harkless;  They were Farmers in 1850 and 1860 in Hocking Co, OH;  He mustered in and out with Company G;  He married Agnes Whitright in 1868;  She died in 1878, leaving him with three small children--he would remain a Widower for the rest of his life;  In 1880, he lived with his sister and her family, helping them on their farm;  In 1910, he was living with his daughter, Nancy, and her family on their Farm in Mason Co, Mich;  He was still living with her in 1920, this time in LaGrange, IN; He died in Adams Co, IN in Jan 1930 and was buried in the Decatur Cemetery

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Hart, Josiah*  22  (1840 -  1863)  I can find no information on any man named Josiah Hart who was living in the midwest before the War;  Mustered into the 900th OH on 14 Aug 62;  He would die in Louisville General  Hospital No. 5 on 24 Aug 63--cause of death, Malignant Variola (Smallpox);  He was buried in the Cave Hill Cemetery, Grave B-2018 (or B-2017) 

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Hart, Seeley "Seal"  44  (1818 - 1888)  Born in Dearborn Co, IN (or in NY);  Married Elizabeth Pence in 1835 ;  Worked as a  Farmer in Hocking Co for most of his life;  Mustered into the 90th OH on 14 Aug 62;  Would receive a Medical Discharge on 23 Jul 63 from Manchester, TN--I don't know the reason for his discharge, but I am assuming he was at Cripple Creek;  He returned to Elizabeth and his children on the farm after his discharge;  He filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1877;  He diedin 1888 and was buried in the Otterbein Chapel Cemetery in Vinton Co, OH ;  Was he related to Josiah Hart in the previous bio?

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Herran, Salem  19  (1842 - 1924)   Son of Jacob and Mary Herran;  He was living in his own home adjacent to his parents in 1860;  He mustered into Company G on 16 Aug 62 as a Pvt;  He would be promoted to a Cpl on 1 Sept 64;  He mustered out 13 Jun 65;  He married Mary E. Lewis in Hocking Co in 1867; He would be a Farmer for the rest of his life in various locations--Pickaway Co, OH, Tippecanoe Co, IN;  and St Clair Co, MO;  He died in 1924 and was buried in The Ruark Cemetery in St. Clair  

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Jadwin, William*  22  (1840 - 1863)  He mustered into the 90th OH on 16 Aug 62;  He would be killed in action at Chickamauga on 19 Sep 63, but I can find no record of where he was buried;  There was a Mother's Pension filed by Matilda Judwin, suggesting that William was the son of Bartholomeus and Matilda Jadwin of Hocking Co, OH   

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???Johnston, Finley Blackburn  25  (1838 - 1913)   Some sources put his birthyear as 1837;  Born in Athens Co, OH to Richard and Elizabeth Johnston (a few sources list him as Johnson);  Nearly all of his life was spent as a Farmer in Hocking Co, OH;  He married Roxana A. Hardisty in 1859;  Mustered into the 90th OH on 16 Aug 62;  He was discharged on 26 Feb 63 from Nashville on a Surgeon's Certificate;  Was he sent to the Nashville Hospital before he ever went to Cripple Creek?;  He will tell the Census-taker for the 1890 Veterans' Census that he started suffering from problems with his eyes, head, and spine while he was in the Army--was it one or more of these that led to his discharge?;  He filed an Invalid's Pension Petition in 1883;  He is buried in the Schooley Cemetery in Hocking Co   

 

 

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Kitchen, Wilson  44  (1817 - 1870)  He married Abby Hockman in 1842 and Margaret Blane in 1846;  He was a Farmer in Hocking Co, OH;  Mustered into Co G on 16 Aug 62;  He would be discharged from a hospital in New Albany, IN on 28 Nov 63;  I don't know the reason for his hospitalization or for his discharge;  He died in 1870 a few years after returning to his family;  Buried in the Old Lutheran Cemetery in Hocking Co, OH

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Lane, George  21  (1841 - 1916)  Born in Hocking Co, OH to Samuel and Lavinia Lane;  Lifelong Farmer in Hocking Co;  Mustered in and out with his comrades in Company G;  Married Margaret Speer in 1870, she died in 1882;  Married Margaret in 1888;  He was a Widower again in 1900;  In 1910, he was a Laborer in a Furniture Factory;  He died in 1916 in Hocking Co and was buried in the Oak Grove Cemetery

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Latimer, Elijah Franklin  23  (1839 - 1896)  Name variously given as Lattimore, Lattimer, Littimore, etc. Born in OH; Lived practically all of his life as a Farmer in Athens Co, OH;  Married Lucinda Brooks in Athens, Co, OH in 1850;  Mustered into the 90th OH on 16 Aug 62;  Discharged on a Surgeon's Certificate of Disability on 25 Aug 63;  Filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1883; Died in 1896 and is buried in The Utah Cemetery in Athens Co, OH

 

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McKitrick, James  22  (1840 - 1928)  Name also spelled McKittrick, and middle name might have been Sleeth;  He mustered in with Company G on 16 Aug 62;  He would be wounded in the Battle of Nashville in Dec 64, but was able to muster out with the rest of Company G on 13 Jun 65;  He filed an Invalid's Pension Petition in  1865;  There is a burial record for our James McKittrick in the Uniontown Cemetery in Shawnee Co, KS who died in 1928;  But getting from Ohio to Kansas becomes confusing: Was our James McKitrick the one who married Elizabeth Thompson in Guernsey Co, OH in 1868 and had 4 children with her?  Was he the one who married Catherine Hursey in Shawnee Co, KS in 1886 and had at least 3 children with her?   

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Mattox, Aaron  43  (1819 - 1888)  Born in Mercer Co, PA;  Married Sarah Shaw in Ross Co, OH 1838;  He held many different jobs through the years: Shoemaker, Gunsmith, Carpenter, Stonemason;  Mustered into the 90th OH along with his son, Robert, on 16 Aug 62;  They mustered out with their comrades on 13 Jun 65;  He petitioned for an Invalid Pension in 1882 from Ohio;  Aaron lived in Hocking Co, OH until 1885, when he and Sarah lived in Crawford Co, KS;  He died in 1888 in Hiram, Cleburne Co, AK;  Sarah, applied for her Widow's Pension from AK in 1888, but I don't know where either of them are buried;  Family records on Ancestry give his nickname as "Pater"

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Mattox, Robert  22 (1841 - 1931)  Robert's middle initial is given as F and as C;  Robert was born to Aaron and Sarah (Shaw) Mattox in Hocking Co, OH  (See the bio listed above this one);  He mustered into the 90th OH with his father in 62 and they mustered out with the rest of his company in 65;  In 1870, Robert was a Journeyman Shoemaker (perhaps, learning the trade from his father);  He married Elizabeth Melissa Tignor in 1872;  In 1900, they were living in Morgan Co, OH;  For the rest of his life, he lived in Muskingum Co, OH as a Shoemaker;  He died there in 1931 and was buried in the Woodlawn Cemetery

 

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Miller, Jacob "Jake"  38  (<1824> - 1892)  Born in OH;  Married Elizabeth "Betsey" Jadwin in 1861;  Mustered in with his mates on 16 Aug 62;   Received a Medical Discharge from Louisville on 7 Sep 63; In most Census documents, he was listed as a Farmer;  In 1880, he was again listed as a Farmer, although it was also noted that he was Blind, Crippled, and Bedridden;  He told the 1890 Veterans' Census-taker that he suffered from paralysis and was totally disabled;  He died 2 Jan 1892 of Heart Failure in Hocking Co, OH 

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Nihart, Addison  21  (1841 - 1921)  Born in OH to Henry and Catherine Nihart;  He grew up in Hocking Co, OH and mustered into the 90th OH on 16 Aug 62;  He mustered out on a Surgeon's Certificate on 20 May 65 from Camp Chase, OH;  He moved to Montgomery Co, KS by 1870 and married Hattie Colyer in 1874;  In 1884, he filed an Invalid's Pension Petition;  By 1900, he had moved his family to Polk Co, MO, where he would be a Farmer until he died in 1921

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Oldfield, Allen W.  27  (1835 - 1908)  Born in VA, the son of Joseph and Sarah Oldfield;  He spent most of his life as a Farmer in Hocking Co, OH; He married Mahala Spring in 1856;  He mustered into the 90th OH on 16 Aug 62;  He mustered out on a Surgeon's Certificate on 20 Jan 65 from Camp Dennison, OH;  He married Elizabeth "Lizzie" Stroop in 1878;  In 1900, his occupation was given as Pensioner;  He died in Breckenridge, Caldwell Co, MO in 1908, and was buried in Hocking Co, OH

 

 

 

 

Patterson, John  23  (1839 -  )  Mustered in on 16 Aug 62;  Promoted from Pvt to Cpl on 1 Jan 65, and would remain a Cpl until he mustered out on 13 Jun 65, I have been unable to identify which John Patterson was ours--the John W. Patterson (1841-1914) who was married to Amanda Miller and lived in Tippecanoe Co, IN?  The John A. Patterson (1839-1882) who was married to Vienna Baker and was buried in Logan Co, OH?  Or one of the many other John Pattersons?

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Payne, Edgar Thomas  18?  (1844? - 1924)  The AG's Roster showed his birth year as 1844, but most records show the year of his birth as 1847, making him 15 when he was mustered in;  Born in Muskingum Co, OH;  His name is variously given as Edgar T, Edgar Thomas, and Thomas Edgar and simply as Thomas in the AG's Report;  Mustered in on 16 Aug 62;  Discharged from Camp Cripple Creek on 22 Jun 63--because this was not a medical discharge, I wonder if he was he discharged because his true age was discovered;  He was a Journeyman Cooper in Hocking Co in 1870;  In 1880, he was a Master Cooper living in Columbus;  He married Catherine Speakman in 1882;  In 1900, he and his family were living in Union Co, OH as a Mill Engineer;  In 1910 and 1920, he and his family were living in Columbus once again, where he worked as an Engineer;  He died in Columbus in 1924 of Tuberculosis and is buried in the Greenlawn Cemetery

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Pence, Nathan  20  (1843 - 1881)  Born in OH, the son of Peter and Sally Ann Pence;  They lived in Hocking Co, OH in 1860;  Mustered in and out with the rest of Company G;  He married Catherine Teets in 1867;  In 1870 and 1880, Nathan was a Farmer in Hocking Co;  He filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1881;  He lived "...four miles north of Bloomingville, near the celebrated Ash Cave..." and died in August 1881 of Erysipelas, according to a notice in The Athens Messenger of 25 Aug 1881;  His widow did not file for her Pension until 1883 

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Pettit, Joseph F.  18  (1844 - 1924)  Family sources on Ancestry spell his surname Pettet;  Born in Perry Co, OH to William Pettet;  Worked on the family farm in Hocking Co in 1860;  He mustered in with Company G on 16 Aug 62 and mustered out with them on 13 Jun 65;  He returned to his family's farm after the War;  In 1870, he was a Farmer in Hocking Co;  He married Mary Catherine Morris (or Davis) in 1872 and continued as a Farmer in Hocking Co in 1880;  In 1900, he and Mary are living in Union Co, OH;  By 1910, he is a Widower, living with his son, William, and William's family in Madison Co, OH;  The same is true for 1920, although he lists himself as "Married" even though he is still a Widower;  He died in Madison Co in 1924

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Phillips, Joseph   26  (1835 - 1918)  Born in France (or, perhaps Alsace);  Married Mary C. Stutter in Hocking Co, OH in 1858;  Mustered in and out with his company;  In 1870, he was a Gardener in Hamilton Co, OH;  In 1880, he and Mary and their children still live in Hamilton Co, OH where he is a Farmer;  In 1900, he responds to the Census-taker that he was born in 1831 and married in 1855;  He came to America in 1854;  In 1910, he is a Widower in and working as a Gardener in a Military School;  He died of Apoplexy in Cincinnati in 1918 and was buried in St. Mary's Cemetery in St. Bernard, Hamilton Co,  OH

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Poling, Washington  26  (1836 - 1913)  Born in Fairfield Co, OH;  His parents were Peter and Margaret Poling;  In 1850 and 1860, Washington worked on his family's farm;  He mustered into the 90th OH on 16 Aug 62;  He was discharged on a Surgeon's Certificate of Disability on 12 May 63  from a Nashville Hospital;  Was he at Cripple Creek?  I believe he probably was;  Married Elizabeth V. Mahler in 1865 (or 67);  For the rest of his life, he and Elizabeth and their children live in Perry Co, OH, where he is a Laborer;  He files a Petition for an Invalid's Pension in 1887;  He died in 1913 and was buried in the New Lexington Cemetery in Perry Co 

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Ramey, George  28  (1835 - 1868)  Born in Hocking Co, OH to Elias and Rebecca Ramey;  In 1850, the Rameys were Farmers in Morgan Co, OH;  He married Diana Foraker (Foreacre) in Morgan Co, 1855;  George mustered into the 90th OH on 16 Aug 62;  He was discharged from Nashville on a Surgeon's Certificate on 3 Aug 63 (Was he ever at Cripple Creek?);  He returned home to Diana in Hocking Co, where he worked as a Common Laborer;  He filed for an Invalid's Pension in Jun 65;  He died in 1868 of Acites and Heart Disease;  He was buried in Liberty Hill Cemetery in Hocking Co;  His name on the tombstone is spelled "Ramy"

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Rhodes, John*  31  (1831 - 1865)  Born in OH;  Apparently he is the John Rhodes who married Mary Jane Curtis (given occasionally a Mary A. Curtis) in Noble Co, OH in Nov 1853;  The 1860 Census for Hocking Co lists John Rhodes, Farmer, with wife, Mary J., and son, Charles G;  Mustered into the 90th OH on 16 Aug 62;  Transferred to the VRC on 15 Jan 64; He reportedly died in hospital at Camp Douglas, near Chicago, IL, on 2 Feb 65, but I cannot find where he is buried;  Mary J. Rhodes filed for a Widow's Pension in Apr 65;  In the 1870 Census for Hocking Co, Mary J. is living with her two children, Charles and Augusta A;  In Feb 73, a Minor's Pension is filed listing Thomas Anderson as Guardian

 

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Russell, George  22  (1836? 1840? - 1894? 1910?)  Born in 1836 in Hocking Co. OH, according to family records, the son of Samuel and Maria(h);  Samuel, Maria, George, John (See the next bio) and their other children are listed in Hocking Co in 1860, with George's birth year being circa 1839;  Mustered in with his company on 16 Aug 62, but was discharged on a Surgeon's Certificate of Disability on 15 Feb 65;  He married Melvina (sometimes listed as Lovina) Dennis in Hocking Co in 1866;  He is listed in Hocking Co as a Farm Laborer in 1870;  He filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1876;  In 1880, he is listed as a Laborer in Hocking Co;  In the 1890's Veterans' Census, he is a Farmer in Hocking Co who suffers from Pernicious Anemia contracted during the War;  In 1900 Hocking Co, he is a Day Laborer, born in Apr 1836;  In the 1910 Census for Hocking Co, he is a Widower and a Farmer;  He died, according to family records, of Abdominal Ascites, and is buried in the S. Bloomingvale Cemetery in Hocking Co, OH  

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Russell , John  18  (1844? - 1884?)  Born either in 1844 or 45, the apparent son of Samuel and Maria(h) Russell and the younger brother of George Russell in the bio above;  Mustered in and out with his comrades;  I cannot find him in 1870 and 1880, but there is a record of a Mother's Pension filed for him in OH in 1884 by Maria Russell

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Shaw, John Chilcote  19  (1842 - )   Born in OH and brought up in Hocking Co for both the 1850 Census  and the 1860 Census, the son of James and Nancy (Chilcote) Shaw;  He mustered into the 90th OH on 16 Aug 62;  He would be captured at Chickamauga on 20 Sep 63 and eventually exchanged after 17 months and 6 days;  He mustered out 19 Jun 65 from Camp Chase, OH;  He married Almira Jordan in 1865 in Vinton Co, OH;  He married again in 1876, to Josephine ("Josie") Ann Wolf;  In 1880, he and his family were Farmers in Pickaway Co;  In 1890, he told the Veterans' Census-taker that he suffered from Heart Disease; He continued to live in Pickaway Co as a Farmer and a Laborer until his death in 1911;  He was buried in Circleville, OH 

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Siniff, Thomas  28  (1833 - 1906)  Born in OH, the son of Philip and Mary Siniff;  He married Sinai Hardin in 1860 in Hocking Co, OH;  Mustered into Co G on 16 Aug 62;  Discharged on 31 Jan 63 (from Cripple Creek?) in order to join the Mississippi Marine Brigade;  He mustered out of the MMB on 1 Feb 1865;  He and Sinai had 2 children, Orlando and Mary;  Sinai died in 1868 and Thomas married Sarah C. Hardin in 1869 in Hocking Co;  In 1870, he and his family were living in Perry Co, OH where he was a School Teacher;  He was a School Teacher in Allen Co, OH in 1880;   He filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1890;  In 1900, he and his family were still living in Allen Co, where he was a Farmer;  He died in 1906 and he was buried in Hardin Co, OH, although I cannot find a burial record for him;   Sarah filed for a Widow's Pension in 1908    

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Smith, Benjamin Franklin   25  (1837 - 1928)  Born in Marion Co, OH, although he lived most of his life in Hardin Co, OH;  He was the son of John H and Elizabeth Smith;  Mustered in and out with the rest of Company G; He married Clarinda Jane Eaton in 1868 in Hardin Co;  He and Clarinda and their children were Farmers in Hardin Co;  After Clarinda died in 1909, he continued to live in Hardin Co, first with a daughter and her family in 1910 and later with a son and his family in 1920;  He died in Hardin Co and was buried in the Wolf Creek Cemetery 

 

 

 

Switzer, John Nelson   18  (1845 - 1922)  He was born in Hampshire Co, (W)VA to William L. and Dorcas Switzer;  In 1860, he and his family were living in Hocking Co, OH; He mustered into the 90th OH on 16 Aug 62 as a Pvt;  On 1 Jun 65, he was promoted to a Cpl and mustered out on 15 Jun 65;  John's brother, William (See next bio), was promoted at the same time;  He married Elizabeth Funk in 1868;  The 1870 Census saw John and Elizabeth living in Fairfield Co, OH, where he was a Farmer;  For the rest of his life, he was a Farmer in Perry Co, OH;  In 1885, he filed for an Invalid's Pension;  He told the Census-taker in 1890 that during the War, he was shot in the head and the wrist;  He died in 1922 and was buried in Hocking Co, OH in the South Harvey Chapel 

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Switzer, William  21  (1842 - 1921)  William was born in VA (WV?), the son of William L.. and Dorcas Switzer;  The Switzers were Farmers in Hocking Co, OH in 1860;  William's military record is identical to that of his younger brother, John:  Mustered in  on 16 Aug 62 as a Pvt;  On 1 Jun 65, he was promoted to a Cpl and mustered out on 15 Jun 65;  He married Mary Kinney in 1867 in Hocking Co;  By 1870, they were Farmers in Randolph Co, IN;  He filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1875;  The 1880 Census found William and his family living in Chariton Co, MO, where he would live out the rest of his life;  He is buried in the Mendon City Cemetery in Chariton Co

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Tatman, Amos P.  43  (1813?  1819? - 1897?)  Born in MD, probably in 1813;  By 1840, he was living in Hocking Co, OH;  He married Rachel Jadwin, but I cannot find out when or where;  He was mustered into 90th OH on 16 Aug 62;  No further information is available;  Spent most of his life in Hocking Co, OH as a Farmer;  Died in 1897 (buried on 27 Jan 1897 in Madison Co, OH in the Pleasant Cemetery)

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Timberlake, Samuel  31  (1827 - 1906)  Born in OH; Married Martha Ellen Buchanan in 1853 (or 1855);  Lived as a Farmer in Muskingum Co, OH in 1860;  He mustered into Co G of the 90th OH on 16 Aug 62;  Mustered out on 11 Jun 65 in Louisville by the War Dept;  In 1870 and 1880, he was a Farmer in Hocking Co, OH;  In 1890, he was still in Hocking Co and told the Census-taker that he suffered Rheumatism in his leg and back as a result of the War;  By 1900, he was living in Ross Co, OH, where he died in 1906 and was buried there in the Green Summit Cemetery

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Vorhees, Thomas Bitler  23  (1839 - 1936)   Born in Hocking Co, OH to Ruliff (Rutleff, Rudolf) and Alice Voorhees/Vorhees;  He lived nearly all of his nearly 100 years as a Farmer in Hocking Co;  He mustered into the 90th OH on 16 Aug 62;  Transferred to the VRC on 31 Jan 65 and mustered out with them on 13 Jul 65;  Family tradition says he was one of the guards posted on State Street in Chicago in April 1865, along the route of President Lincoln's funeral procession;  He married Margaret A. Reid in 1865 and reared a family that would include 12 children;  While his official occupation was always given as "Farmer", he was also apparently a minister of the gospel (ordained?) in the Methodist-Episcopal Church;  He suffered a fall roughly three years before his death and was hospitalized for three months (for a broken "limb"--possibly a hip?) before returning home;  After his fall, he could walk, but only with assistance, and was able to perform only certain daily tasks, such as shaving himself;  Rev. Vorhees was buried in the Methodist-Episcopal Church Cemetery in Laurel Twp in Hocking Co

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Westenhaver, John  19  (1843 - 1882)  Born in OH to John and Margaret Westenhaver;  They lived in Hocking Co, OH in 1850;  He mustered into Co G of the 90th OH  in Aug 62 and mustered out with his company in Jun 65;  He married Caroline Moore in 1868;  They had two daughters and were Farmers in Hocking Co in the 1870s and 1880s;  He died in 1882 and was buried in the Old Logan Cemetery in Hocking Co 

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Williams, Elbridge Gary  25  (1837 - 1895)  Born in Muskingum Co, OH to Gurden D. and Charlotte Williams;  By 1850, they were living in Hocking Co, OH;  He married Rachel McKitrick in 1858;  He mustered into Co G on 10 Aug 62 as a Pvt;  He would eventually be promoted to the rank of Cpl on 20 Aug 63, which he would retain until he mustered out on 13 Jun 65;  In 1871, the Williams Family moved to Marshall Co, KS, where they were Farmers;  Elbridge filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1886; 

He died of Consumption in 1895 and was buried in the Vermillion Cemetery in Marshall Co

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Wood, James W.  19  (1842 - 1926)  Born in Athens Co, OH  to Elijah and Matilda Wood;  Cemetery records list his birthdate as 6 Apr 1842;  Alternate dates of birth from family sources on Ancestry include 6 Apr 1840 and 26 Apr 41;  He mustered into the 90th OH on 16 Aug 62;  He transferred to the VRC on 1 Sep 63 and mustered out with them;  He married Rhoda McCullough in 1870 in Athens Co;  He worked as a Coal Miner and a Farmer through the years, primarily in Hocking Co;  Rhoda died in 1913 and he married Mary Nancy Roby in 1916;  He died in 1926 in Hocking Co and was buried in the Asbury Methodist Cemetery  

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