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125th Ohio Infantry
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Company Unknown
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Joseph Bruff - Lt. Colonel
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Joseph Bruff was Captain of Company A, so elected by the men he recruited and enlisted. He was promoted to Major of the Regiment in Feb.1864, and Lt. Col. in 1865. I am working on his letters as well as biographies of the men of Company A.
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Contact Name:
Barbara Bruff Hemmingsen
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Date Added: 3/12/2011
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Company Unknown
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Henry Alonzo Donaldson - 1st Lieutenant
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Henry enlisted as a private and was promoted several times til he reached the rank of Lieutenant. He was wounded twice.
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Contact Name:
Jackie Donaldson
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Date Added: 9/1/2008
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Company Unknown
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Emerson Opdyke - General
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Leader of The Opdykes Tigers
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Company A
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Cornilius Detchon - Private
Contact Name:
Nancy Truxall Eller
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Date Added: 6/6/2008
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Company B
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Harvey Giddings - Private
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Harvey Giddings 1833-1912 served under Captain Rigley and powers company B. Seved August 1862- June 1865. He was my great great great Grandfather.
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Company C
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Walter A Cheney - Private
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My Great Grandfather joined when he was 13. Wounded at Danridge, TN.
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Contact Name:
Dale Cheney
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Date Added: 12/11/2010
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Company C
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Benjamin Franklin Hall - Private
Contact Name:
John Webster
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Date Added: 12/30/2013
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Company C
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James Sanner - Unknown
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b:3-29-1839 d:1-17-1914 Newton, Kansas, buried Greenwood cemetery Newton.James moved with his family to ohio at the age of twelve years where he remained until the opening of the Civil War. First he enlisted in what was was known as the 'Ohio Squirrel Hunters.' He later enlisted in Co. C, 125th Ohio Volunteers in September 25, 1862 which was known throughout the war as 'Opdyke's Tigers.' The regiment was a part of the Army of the Cumberland. He served most of the time as color guard and was twice wounded, once at Chattanooga and again at Resaca. He was discharged at the close of the war and resided near Mecca, ohio, until 1871 when he came to Kansas and settled on a farm in Marion county. In 1889 he and his family moved to Newton and engaged in the mercantile business. Children James, Sam, Roy, Iva and Lillian.
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Company E
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Samuel Corwin - Sergeant
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died while in service, from typhoid fever, on May 17, 1863 at Franklin, Tennessee.
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Company E
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John Miller Tippie - Private
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Company G
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Charles Theodore Clark - Captain
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Enlisted as a Lieutenant 2nd Class on 24 September 1862 at the age of 17
Enlisted in Company F, 125th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 17 December 1862.
Promoted to Full Lieutenant 1st Class on 06 October 1863
Promoted to Full Captain on 25 July 1864
(Commanded Co H July 9 1863 to March 12 1864)
(Commanded Co G July 25 1864)
(Comm of Subsistece Dec 1 1864 to April 3 1865)
Mustered out Company F, 125th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 25 September 1865 in Camp Irwin, TX
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