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59th Ohio Infantry      
Company A
Perry Miller - Private   
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Contact Name:  Richard Miller
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Date Added:  12/8/2010
Company B
George W. Badgley - Private   
Enlisted as a Private on 18 September 1861 at the age of 35.
Enlisted in Company B, 59th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 15 October 1861.
Discharged Company B, 59th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 31 December 1862 in Cincinnati, OH . Was shot in the hand.
Contact Name:  Steve Badgley
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Date Added:  9/21/2005
Company B
Michael Beckelhimer - Private   
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Contact Name:  Harold Gaines
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Date Added:  4/3/2004
Company C
Lewis Job Egbert - Captain   
L.J.Egbert was the son of Captain Job Egbert,a veteran of 1812.He was a cousin of U.S.Grant.He lived in Georgetown,Brown Co. Ohio.He was a carpenter/builder in the area.Also raised Morgan horses and tobacco on his farm.The horses were sold to customers as far away as New Orleans.He was Married to Mathilda Waterman,they had four children.Two sons,Jerome Buckner,and Corydon also served in the war.Another son,Soloman and a daughter,Annie.At the beginning of the war,he was ordered by the governor of Ohio to raise and equip a company of Infantry.At age 48 he enlisted as a private,was later Captain .Georgetown was hit by Morgans raid.His wife died as a result.His home looted,farm and business destroyed.He moved his young children to live with relatives in Claremont Co.Later moving to LaSalle Co.Illinois.His letters home reveal a man who believed in his duty to the Union,yet had compassion for the rebels as well.One of his good friends after the war was a former Confederate Captain by the name of Fitzgerald,from Alabama.Captain Egbert is buried in LaSalle Co. Illinois,where he had made his home.
Contact Name:  T.W.Duncan
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Date Added:  8/20/2008
Company E
George W Ferree - Sergeant   
George survived the war. He spent most of the remainder of his life in Clay County, Nebraska
Contact Name:  Renee
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Date Added:  12/22/2018
Company E
John M Ferree - Private   
John was mortally wounded on 19 September, 1863 at the battle of Chickamauga, GA. His brother carried him off the field of battle.
Contact Name:  Renee
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Date Added:  12/22/2018
Company F
Charles Moore Grant - Sergeant   
Married: Sally Ann Stedman, on 8/4/1853- His Parents: Joseph Grant, Rebecca Moore- Enlisted, 9/12/1861. Batavia, Ohio
Mustered in as Private. Was taken Prisoner at New Hope Church, Georgia, May 27th, 1864. Taken to Andersonville Prison, Georgia. Transferred to Florence Stockade, Florence, South Carolina. Prison records show he was a sergeant at the time of his being taken prisoner. He died,1/6/1865 of starvation. He is buried at Florence Stockade and has a stone with his name on it, but it is unclear if he is actually buried with his stone or in one of the mass graves there on the site. All remaining prisoners were paroled and out of Florence by Feb. 1865, one month after his death.

Contact Name:  Karla Grant Green
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Date Added:  9/24/2014
Company G
Gustavus Boehm - Unknown   
I am not a relative. I found the grave at the Higginsport, Ohio cemetery in September 2009.
Contact Name:  Rocky Bartlow
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Date Added:  11/15/2009
Company G
John Leonard Downing - Private   
My grandfather's grandfather. Killed Sept 19, 1863 Chickamauga.
Contact Name:  Don Moore
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Date Added:  8/17/2008
Company G
Frank Fite - Unknown   
I am not a relative but found his grave in the Higginsport, Ohio cemetery in September 2009.
Contact Name:  Rocky Bartlow
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Date Added:  11/15/2009
Company G
John Spires - Unknown   
I am not a relative. I found the grave in the Higginsport, Ohio cemetery in September 2009.
Contact Name:  Rocky Bartlow
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Date Added:  11/15/2009
Company G
jacob staub - Private   
Jacob was my great-grandfather, apparently 16 years old when he enlisted.It seems his younger brother, George, also enlisted in Sept. 1861.Jacob was taken prisoner at Chickamauga.
Contact Name:  lester e staub
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Date Added:  7/30/2010
Company G
J M Williams - Unknown   
I am not a relative. I found the grave at the Higginsport, Ohio cemetery in September 2009. The gravestone was hard to read so the name may be different.
Contact Name:  Rocky Bartlow
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Date Added:  11/15/2009
Company I
William H Bartlow - Captain   
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Contact Name:  Rocky Bartlow
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Date Added:  3/25/2008
Company K
Jacob Votto Moody - Unknown   
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Contact Name:  Ruthe Dance-Whitney
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Date Added:  4/1/2008
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