The Military History of the 123d Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
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The Military History of the 123d Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Regimental histories; United States. Army. Ohio Infantry Regiment, 123rd (1862-1865)
WILLOUGHBY, WM. R.
WILLIAMS, JOSEPH
WASHBURN, CORNELIUS
WHINERY, JOSEPH
MILLER, JACOB H.
YOUNG, NATHAN D.
Total, 102.
Company G was recruited in Erie county by Capt. Charles H. Riggs, with
headquarters at Sandusky; the majority of the company were from Sandusky
city, and the townships adjoining, all parts of the county, however,
contributing to its membership.
The company was organized under some difficulties, as a company for the
101st regiment had just been raised in the same locality. Many of the
men composing this company, had already seen service in company E, 8th
Ohio, during the first three months of the war. Recruiting commenced
August 8th, and on the 22d of the same month the company was full, and
soon after went into camp at Monroeville, and was mustered into the
service September 24th, as follows:
CAPTAIN.
CHARLES H. RIGGS.
1ST LIEUTENANT.
OSWALD H. ROSENBAUM.
2D LIEUTENANT.
FRANK B. COLVER.
SERGEANTS.
1st Sherman A. Johnson,
2d George A. Scoby,
3d Wesley B. Jennings,
4th Charles M. Keyes,
5th Martin L. Skillman.
CORPORALS.
1st Miron E. Clemens,
2d John Steele,
3d Augustus Garrett,
4th Frank W. Canfield,
5th Jacob Wentz,
6th William Gillard,
7th William H. Metcalf,
8th William H. Lovering.
MUSICIANS.
William Jennings,
William Allen.
TEAMSTER.
George R. McConelly.
PRIVATES.
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