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* small detachments for several artillery companies
 
* small detachments for several artillery companies
 
* fragmentary enlistments in different infantry organizations
 
* fragmentary enlistments in different infantry organizations
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== Wayne County Service Pensions, Civil War ==
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* [[Pensions (1880s)]]
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* [[Pensions (1890s)]]
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* [[Pensions (1950s)]]
  
 
==Wayne County, Ohio Men on Board the Sultana==
 
==Wayne County, Ohio Men on Board the Sultana==
 
One of the greatest disasters of the Civil War was the explosion of the steamer, Sultana, on the Mississippi river on April 27, 1865. On board that day were 2,200 Union soldiers, many of whom were exchanged prisoners of war who were on their way to their Northern homes after many months of suffering in Southern prisons. There were roughly 400 men that survived the explosion and approximately 1,700 killed. On board at the time of the disaster were 130 men of the 102nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry from Wayne, Holmes, Richland, and Ashland counties; many of whom perished.
 
One of the greatest disasters of the Civil War was the explosion of the steamer, Sultana, on the Mississippi river on April 27, 1865. On board that day were 2,200 Union soldiers, many of whom were exchanged prisoners of war who were on their way to their Northern homes after many months of suffering in Southern prisons. There were roughly 400 men that survived the explosion and approximately 1,700 killed. On board at the time of the disaster were 130 men of the 102nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry from Wayne, Holmes, Richland, and Ashland counties; many of whom perished.
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===Survivors Native to Wayne County, Ohio===
 
===Survivors Native to Wayne County, Ohio===
 
* George {{Surname|Anderson}}, born in [[Wayne County, Ohio]] 1838-JUL-20, enlisted in Company F, 102nd O.V.I. at Wooster 1862-AUG-06
 
* George {{Surname|Anderson}}, born in [[Wayne County, Ohio]] 1838-JUL-20, enlisted in Company F, 102nd O.V.I. at Wooster 1862-AUG-06
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* See also [[Soldiers of the Civil War]]
 
* See also [[Soldiers of the Civil War]]
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==Digitized Books==
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* [[Hardesty's Special Military History of Ohio]]
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 14:04, 7 September 2021

Wayne County, Ohio Regiments

According to Bowen's History of Wayne County, Ohio, Wayne County, Ohio furnished over 3,200 volunteers from 1861-1865. This did not include a considerable conscript force (page 223).

  • 4th Regiment, one company
  • 16th Regiment, one company for three months and five companies for three years service
  • 41st Regiment, one company
  • 120th Regiment, five companies
  • 102nd Regiment, three companies
  • 107th Regiment, one company
  • 169th Regiment, National Guards, three companies
  • 85th Regiment, 30 men
  • 9th Ohio Cavalry, one company
  • small detachments for several artillery companies
  • fragmentary enlistments in different infantry organizations

Wayne County Service Pensions, Civil War

Wayne County, Ohio Men on Board the Sultana

One of the greatest disasters of the Civil War was the explosion of the steamer, Sultana, on the Mississippi river on April 27, 1865. On board that day were 2,200 Union soldiers, many of whom were exchanged prisoners of war who were on their way to their Northern homes after many months of suffering in Southern prisons. There were roughly 400 men that survived the explosion and approximately 1,700 killed. On board at the time of the disaster were 130 men of the 102nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry from Wayne, Holmes, Richland, and Ashland counties; many of whom perished.

Survivors Native to Wayne County, Ohio

Perished Native to Wayne County, Ohio

Sultana Related Documents

  • Wayne County Democrat 1885-APR-29 p.3

  • Jacksonian 1892-AUG-11 p.3

  • Wayne County Democrat 1912-APR-24 p.3

  • George Anderson recalls the Sultana explosion.

  • Otto Bardon recalls the Sultana explosion.

  • William A. Christine recalls the Sultana explosion.

  • Phil L. Horn recalls the Sultana explosion.

  • George Schmutz recalls the Sultana explosion.

  • L. W. McCrory recalls the Sultana explosion.

Newspaper Clippings

  • Captain George Perry Emrich resigns in 1863. Wooster Republican 1863-APR-02 p.3

  • Local Wooster, Ohio politics during the Civil War in 1864.

  • It is noted that an un-named man from Rowsburg, Ohio hired a Wooster, Ohio black-american substitute to take his place in the military during the Civil War. Source- Wayne County Democrat 1879-SEP-24 p.2

  • Dr. J. D. Robison of Wooster, Ohio recorded as first doctor to perform an amputation during the Civil War.

  • Short sketch of Captain James McMillen service during the Civil War. Wayne County Democrat 1902-SEP03 p.3

  • Col. Wanted that Bird-Civil War tale. Wooster Republican 1917-JUL-05 p.5

  • Capt. Rouch tells a tale of the Civil War.

  • Orrville, Ohio citizen, Rebecca White, owned a Civil War era southern newspaper printed on wall paper.

Photographs

102nd OVI, Co. H. Individuals in "Wooster Mess" photo: J. Huntsberger, D. Ammon, T. McMurray, C. Smith, G. W. Laughridge, O. Bardon, Joseph Baughman, Perry Miller, John Baney, S. Fogleson, Patrick Henry McAnaney, Charles Phillips

  • Charles Bolus, 4th O.V.I. 1861-1864. The Billboard, 1905-APR-22 p.18

  • Samuel Christine

  • Copy of CDV photograph of Robert E. Eddy as Captain of the 60th O.V.I. Co. B that he organized in Wooster, Ohio.

  • Copy of a tintype photograph of Robert E. Eddy (right) and unknown soldier while serving in the 86th O.V.I. in 1863.

  • Image of George P. Emrich.

  • Image of CDV photograph of an unidentified Civil War officer. Photographed by W. N. Jones. Possibly an image of Capt. George Perry Emrich.

  • William Hughes front of CDV card

  • William Hughes back of CDV card

  • Image of George C. Race from an original tintype held in the collection of the Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio.

  • Image of an unknown teenage boy soldier, c.1862, from an original tintype held in the collection of the Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio.

Digitized Books

References

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