Showing posts with label 15th Ohio. Show all posts
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Monday, April 24, 2017
Monday, June 7, 2010
15th Ohio Infantry
15th Ohio Infantry[1]
Killed:
Reuben Hissong (C), Corporal Stacy B Craft (E), Corporal Joseph Hewitson (E), John Campbell (E), James McCarahan (F), James McB Dickey (G), Martin B Leedy (G), William N Beach (G) and Alanson Herrick (K).
Wounded:
Sergeant James S Boyd (A), Robert Hammond (A), Jacob Krissanger (A), John Fleming (A), Samuel W McClenahan (B), Alfred C Gleave (B), Alonzo Milner (B), William Tandy (B), James Carnes (B), John Howell (B), John Frazier (B), William H McFarland (B), Milton Salmon (B), Simon Sines (B), Sergeant Thomas C Davis (C), Corporal WA Rogers (C), Joel Miller (C), William Markwent (C), Hiram Moorehouse (C), Reuben Davis (C), Enoch Numbers (C), David Thuma (C), Color Sergeant William H Mufferd (D), Caleb A Hersen (D), Orderly Sergeant John H Thompson (E), EP Meecham (E), William Smith (E), Sergeant John W Harris (E), Corporal Hugh Douglas (E), Levi Borock (F), Corporal James Barnet (F), George Porterfield (F), George Wilson (F), David Miles (F), Corporal William F Curtis (G), Corporal William Wood (G), Wilson Barnes (G), BF Cline (G), John Gardner (G), Henry S Robinson (G), William H Shade (G), Hiram P Hagerman (G), Philip C Haflick (G), Jeremiah Mackley (G), Jacob Stauffer (G), Corporal H Dennison (H), Christian Harnley (H), George Myers (H), Corporal Luke Scott (H), Reuben Crowcan (H), Philip Beamer (H), C Haverstick (H), George Gates (H), Jackson Stewart (H), Nathan Balding (H), Captain AC Cummins (I), Corporal E Levensprie (I), Daniel Gresman (I), Giles Fillet (K), Sampson G Haines (K), Levi Atkins (K), John Ridgeway (K), Corporal William Porterfield (K), John Bendure (K) and James H Bendure (K).
Missing:
Charles Williams (E) and John T Mercer (E).
[1] Reports of Officers in Relation to a Recent Battle at Pittsburg Landing. Millwood, NY: Kraus Reprint, 1977. Originally published as U.S. 37th Congress, 2nd session, 1861-1862. Senate. Executive Documents Printed by Order of the Senate of the United States for the Second Session of the Thirty-Seventh Congress, 1861-62. 6 vols. Washington D.C., 1861. pp 257, 265-6
Killed:
Reuben Hissong (C), Corporal Stacy B Craft (E), Corporal Joseph Hewitson (E), John Campbell (E), James McCarahan (F), James McB Dickey (G), Martin B Leedy (G), William N Beach (G) and Alanson Herrick (K).
Wounded:
Sergeant James S Boyd (A), Robert Hammond (A), Jacob Krissanger (A), John Fleming (A), Samuel W McClenahan (B), Alfred C Gleave (B), Alonzo Milner (B), William Tandy (B), James Carnes (B), John Howell (B), John Frazier (B), William H McFarland (B), Milton Salmon (B), Simon Sines (B), Sergeant Thomas C Davis (C), Corporal WA Rogers (C), Joel Miller (C), William Markwent (C), Hiram Moorehouse (C), Reuben Davis (C), Enoch Numbers (C), David Thuma (C), Color Sergeant William H Mufferd (D), Caleb A Hersen (D), Orderly Sergeant John H Thompson (E), EP Meecham (E), William Smith (E), Sergeant John W Harris (E), Corporal Hugh Douglas (E), Levi Borock (F), Corporal James Barnet (F), George Porterfield (F), George Wilson (F), David Miles (F), Corporal William F Curtis (G), Corporal William Wood (G), Wilson Barnes (G), BF Cline (G), John Gardner (G), Henry S Robinson (G), William H Shade (G), Hiram P Hagerman (G), Philip C Haflick (G), Jeremiah Mackley (G), Jacob Stauffer (G), Corporal H Dennison (H), Christian Harnley (H), George Myers (H), Corporal Luke Scott (H), Reuben Crowcan (H), Philip Beamer (H), C Haverstick (H), George Gates (H), Jackson Stewart (H), Nathan Balding (H), Captain AC Cummins (I), Corporal E Levensprie (I), Daniel Gresman (I), Giles Fillet (K), Sampson G Haines (K), Levi Atkins (K), John Ridgeway (K), Corporal William Porterfield (K), John Bendure (K) and James H Bendure (K).
Missing:
Charles Williams (E) and John T Mercer (E).
[1] Reports of Officers in Relation to a Recent Battle at Pittsburg Landing. Millwood, NY: Kraus Reprint, 1977. Originally published as U.S. 37th Congress, 2nd session, 1861-1862. Senate. Executive Documents Printed by Order of the Senate of the United States for the Second Session of the Thirty-Seventh Congress, 1861-62. 6 vols. Washington D.C., 1861. pp 257, 265-6
Thursday, November 27, 2008
15th Ohio
15th Ohio InfantryCommanded by Major William Wallace
On back of monument:
This regiment arrived upon the field at 11 a.m., April 7, 1862, and became engaged here about noon. It advanced fighting to Sherman's headquarters at 3 p.m. Its loss was 7 men killed; 1 officer and 65 men wounded; 2 men missing; total, 75.
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