Civil War 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry of Crawford County Crall through Forsythe

The below list was copied from the 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry book at the Bucyrus Historical Society. Reprinted here from Volume 3, Issue 2 of the Crawford County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society Newsletter in May 1977. 21. Simon Crall, enrolled in Bucyrus, August 7, 1862 22. Michael Dise, enrolled in Bucyrus, Dec. 19, … Continue reading Civil War 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry of Crawford County Crall through Forsythe

Civil War 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry of Crawford County Birk through Chambers

The below list was copied from the 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry book at the Bucyrus Historical Society. Reprinted here from Volume 3, Issue 2 of the Crawford County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society Newsletter in May 1977. 11. John Birk, Bucyrus, August 9, 1862 12. Edward Bressler, Bucyrus, August 6, 1862 13. Finnis S. … Continue reading Civil War 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry of Crawford County Birk through Chambers

Civil War 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry of Crawford County Adams through Bretz

The below list was copied from the 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry book at the Bucyrus Historical Society. Reprinted here from Volume 3, Issue 2 of the Crawford County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society Newsletter in May 1977. Lt. Isaac Anderson, enlisted in Bucyrus July 29, 1862 Lt. William Beer Lt. James R. Homer, enlisted … Continue reading Civil War 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry of Crawford County Adams through Bretz

Brokensword Ohio Was Famous During Civil War

by Hal Weiland source:  Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum, August 3-4, 2002 In Civil War, Community Became Famous When it was opened to settlers in 1828, northern Holmes Township was covered with dense forest and soggy marshes.  Even the Wyandot Indian Reservation in the western third of the township was sparsely inhabited.  There were no roads:  Settlers would … Continue reading Brokensword Ohio Was Famous During Civil War

HEIBY Records from the Civil War Muster Rolls

source:  LTC (ret.) John C. Heiby, Fmr. Consultant to U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit, Fort Benning, Georgia.  Born and raised in Sulphur Springs, Ohio. NameFirstInitialCompanyUnitRankBoxExt. #Record #HeibyGeorgeM.C8 Ohio Infantry.Private552004716HeibyGeorgeN.C49 Ohio Infantry.*Private552004717HeibyGeorgeN.K86 Ohio Infantry.Private552004718HeibyHalfordH.H2 Ohio Infantry.Private552004720HeibyJohnB.C49 Ohio Infantry.*Private552004719 *Are any of these names familiar?  The 49 Ohio Infantry was organized in Tiffin, Ohio.