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107th Ohio Infantry

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Company Unknown

Surgeon

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Roxanne DellaDonnaDate added 8/20/2006

Company Unknown

1st Lieutenant

My Great Grandfather, 1Lt. John M. Stults is erroneously listed as John M. Stutts in the archives. I have his Mustard-In paper as well as a couple of communications sent to him as Officer of the Day. He is buried in the Markle, Indiana cemetery.
Contributor Stephen GresleyDate added 4/20/2010

Company A

Private

Lost his arm in the Battle at Gettysburg
Contributor Holly Resh RingleHomepage www.myfamily.com/reshDate added 10/30/2009

Company A

Musician

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Bryan BakerDate added 3/5/2016

Company A

Private

POW at Andersonville GA
Contributor Edward HodgeDate added 12/27/2015

Company A

Private

POW at Andersonville GA
Contributor Edward HodgeDate added 12/27/2015

Company B

Private

also known as Frederick H. Toensing Fought in battles of Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. He was shot in the leg on July 2, 1863, had his leg amputated and was discharged.
Contributor Lisa ChristensenDate added 1/2/2012

Company C

Private

Enlisted with 107th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Army Co C. Later re-enlisted under the pseudonym Joseph Gray 3rd Michigan Calvary Company A. Injured in New Orleans while loading supplies. Discharged from MI Calvary under pseudonym Joseph Gray. Born 1847 Vernon, Crawford County Ohio, died Ionia County, MI. Interned St. Mary's-Miriam Cemetery, Krupps Road, Smyrna, Ionia County MI.
Contributor Angela ReterstorfDate added 1/19/2011

Company F

Private

Enlisted 8/12/1862. Joined Company F 9/9/1862. Mustered out 7/10/1865 POW 5/2/1863 Chancellorsville, VA. Returned 10/23/1863
Contributor Larry TaylorDate added 9/22/2012

Company H

Private

One of my ggg-grandfathers. He was captured at Gettysburg and survived prison in Richmond. He moved to the Chattanooga, Tenn. area (living just across the line in Walker County, Ga.) after the war.
Contributor Tommy SmithDate added 5/1/2015

Company I

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor GerryDate added 3/27/2007

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