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5th Ohio Cavalry

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Company A

Private

born 8-19-1841 died 2-29-1864. drowned Huntsville, Alabama. Son of Mary Behymer & William Arthur.
Contributor Kristy MartinDate added 7/5/2012

Company A

Corporal

born 3-24-1843 died 1-19-1869 buried Ameila Ioof Cemetery. enlisted 9-16-1861 discharged 1-29-1864. son of Mary Behymer & William Arthur.
Contributor Kristy MartinDate added 7/5/2012

Company A

Corporal

Born 6-5-1840 died 2-11-1916 Enlisted 4-16-1861. discharged 11-28-1864 Columbus, Ohio. Son of Samuel Jefferson Behymer.
Contributor Kristy MartinDate added 7/5/2012

Company A

Private

This soldier died of disease in North Carolina in July of 1865. He was buried there but later removed to his home of Richmond, Ohio. He can also be found has William John Waggoner in the records.
Contributor Dave WaggonerDate added 2/19/2012

Company G

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Steve BadgleyDate added 9/21/2005

Company G

Private

Prior to enlistment in the 5th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, Daniel served a three year tour with the 10th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He was mustered out of that unit as a 1st lieutenant, but then enlisted in the Cavalry as a private. Refer to Jeremiah Twohig of the 5th OVC, and Daniel Twohig of the 10th OVI.
Contributor Jerry TwohigHomepage http://www.10thohio.orgDate added 7/27/2005

Company G

Private

Jeremiah Twohig was 42 years old when he enlisted for the 5th OVC on February 14, 1865. His younger brother, Daniel,who was a 3 years service veteran of the 10th Ohio Volunteeer Infantry, enlisted with Jeremiah on the same day. I like to think that it was to keep an eye on him because of his age. They saw action in North Carolina together in the spring and summer of 1865 and They were mustered out on October 30, 1865. Prior to the war, he was a policeman in Cincinnati. After the war he served as town marshal in Avondale, Ohio a Cincinnati suburb, which is now part of Cincinnati. Another younger brother, Patrick, also served the same tour of duty as Daniel in the 10th Ohio, but did not join the 5th Ohio Cavalry. Jeremiah died 11/26/1876 and is buried in St. Joseph's Cemetery in the Price Hill section of Cincinnati.
Contributor Jerry TwohigHomepage www.10thohio.orgDate added 7/27/2005

Company H

Rank unknown

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Travis KrauseDate added 5/27/2012

Company K

Private

Served in the 5th Ohio Cavalry with the Army of the Tennesse.Enlisted Aug.28,1862 and mustered out june26,1865,in Raleigh,NC.He became ill during his service with a fever that effected him the rest of his life.,he recieved a military pension.Cornelius was my 2nd great-grandfather and is buried in Freeport,OH.
Contributor Kent RhodesDate added 4/18/2008

Company M

Private

BORN IN DEC 1845, MERCER CO., VA.
Contributor KAREN CRAWFORD JENNINGSHomepage CRAWFORD, TALBERT, WREEDE, SCHINDLER FAMILIIES ON ANCESTRY.COM Date added 4/14/2012

Company Field & Staff

Sergeant Major

born 1-10-1833 died 1-6-1908. discharged 10-27-1864. son John Behymer & Nancy Leach.
Contributor Kristy MartinDate added 7/5/2012

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