Submitted by Name: Kelly Maxwell From: Mahomet, IL E-mail: Contact
Comments: My 4th great-grandfather is Corporal Jacob Bush. His entire line fought in every US battle from the Revolution up until the first WWI. I am so excited to find this site. I wish my grandmother would known about it, as her grandfather (Felix Hollingsworth) would have known Jacob and more than likely told my grandmother stories of him.
Added: November 7, 2024
Submitted by Name: Hal Long From: Ames, Iowa E-mail: Contact
Comments: I am the great grandson of William B. Long. He moved to Auburn,After his passing his wife move in with my grand father.Iowa in 1880 and he and his wife had four sons. My grand father was the youngest.
Added: July 28, 2024
Submitted by Name: Robert Wilcox From: San Diego, California E-mail: Contact
Comments: I am an ancestral cousin of Jasper S. Laughlin of Company E. He died of disease shortly after the battle of Shiloh.
Added: June 19, 2024
Submitted by Name: James Mooney From: Tempe Arizona E-mail: Contact
Comments: I always heard stories from my grandmother and mother about my Great Grand dad James T.Bay from Guernsey county. He was only 15 years old and too young to fight but entered as a 2nd musician of Co.F along with Matthew W Bay. I have found out about his travels and journey through your website in the 78th OVI. - Jim Mooney, G-Mother was Eunice Bay {Kinnear}, Mother was Kate Kinnear Mooney.
Added: July 15, 2023
Submitted by Name: Robert Aufderheide From: Dayton Ohio E-mail: Contact
Comments: My gggggrandfather was a private for Company A. He was by trade a cobbler (shoemaker) and a native of Kassel Hesse (Germany). He passed in 1887 at the Soldier's Home in Dayton Ohio.
Added: April 30, 2023
Submitted by Name: Morgan Langsdorf From: Zanesville Ohio E-mail: Contact
Comments: I am a Great Great Great Granddaughter of Dr. OB Crumbaker and am also of relation to Israel Clay Robinson though I don't have the exact lineage figured out for that yet. I am just grateful this site exists as I found it today after finding OB's grave at Duncan Falls. Am hoping to continue learning more about my family.
Added: November 30, 2021
Submitted by Name: Tom Mott From: California E-mail: Contact
Comments: Thank you for posting the regimental poster! My GGG Grandfather Menander Mott served in Company K. Injured in the Atlanta campaign, and died in 1875 after 10 years of living with painful shrapnel wounds from the war.
What's especially exciting is to see other names from our genealogical charts also in Company K: his father-in-law Samuel Fordyce (my GGGG Grandfather), and some Hays and Jeffers. I knew the names, but now I see they were all neighbors. Fascinating!
Added: December 24, 2020
Submitted by Name: Randolph Hurrel Bordner From: Missouri E-mail: Contact
Comments: My great-great grandfather was Samuel Hurrel and served in company F. He was taken prisoner and was incarerated at Andersonville. Upon release, he was on his way home but died of scurvy before he made it home.
Added: December 20, 2020
Submitted by Name: Shelley Sopher From: Oklahoma E-mail: Contact
Comments: My 3rd great grandfather was John D. Sopher, Company E.
Added: November 7, 2020
Submitted by Name: GABRIEL C BOND From: Lakewood ohio E-mail: Contact
Comments: I am the adopted son of Charles J. Leggett who is the great great nephew of Mortimer D. Leggett.
Name: Kelly Maxwell
From: Mahomet, IL
E-mail: Contact
My 4th great-grandfather is Corporal Jacob Bush. His entire line fought in every US battle from the Revolution up until the first WWI. I am so excited to find this site. I wish my grandmother would known about it, as her grandfather (Felix Hollingsworth) would have known Jacob and more than likely told my grandmother stories of him.