Civil War Genealogy Database
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111th Ohio Infantry
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Company B
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Conrad Leslie - Private
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Captured near Lenior TN on Nov. 16, 1863, during Burnside's retreat to Knoxville. Fifty-two members of Co. B on picket duty were left behind and captured. Regiment history says 36 members of Co. B died in Andersonville, though that may not be true. Conrad's muster roll indicates both that he died in Andersonville and at Columbia, S.C. His date of death is recorded as March 18, 1864. Andersonville did not begin accepting prisoners until late February 1864. He is not listed among the dead in Andersonville records. Best guess is he died of dysentery while being transferred to Andersonville.
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Contact Name:
Richard Ryman
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Date Added: 9/3/2009
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Company C
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Milton E. Thorp - Corporal
Contact Name:
Vincent Thorpe
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Date Added: 6/1/2011
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Company E
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Charles Oden - Private
Contact Name:
Jay Robertson
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Date Added: 4/20/2004
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Company H
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Roselle Cowdrey - Corporal
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Entered the service on August 11th, 1862 and was promoted shortly after and survived the war.
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Contact Name:
William Cowdrey
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Date Added: 7/17/2002
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Company K
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John Lewis Swarm - Private
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Captured at Battle of Franklin, sent to Cahaba Prison, and later died in the Sultana Disaster.
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Company Field & Staff
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Samuel S Hughes - Musician
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Samuel enlisted with the Ohio Infantry on August 13th, 1862 with the rank of a musician. On May 1st, 1864, he was promoted to Hospital Steward. He was mustered out on June 27th, 1865.
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Contact Name:
Cynthia Fisher
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Date Added: 7/15/2018
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Company Field & Staff
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Charles Richard - Musician
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Enlisted as a Musician (Co. B) on 6 August 1862 at the age of 31. Promoted to Principal Musician on 1 November 1864. Mustered out on 27 June 1865 at Salisbury, NC.
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