Enlisted in Company F, 7th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer
Infantry for a 3-year term of
service August 26, 1862; died of fever at the Armory
Square U.S. General Hospital
at Washington, D.C. and buried at the Military
Asylum Cemetery, renamed U. S.
Soldiers' and Airmen's National Cemetery. His name
is on the monument of the 7th
Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, located at
Woodland Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio.
His name is inscribed on the family cemetery
monument at Montville Cemetery in
Geauga County, Ohio."
Infantry for a 3-year term of
service August 26, 1862; died of fever at the Armory
Square U.S. General Hospital
at Washington, D.C. and buried at the Military
Asylum Cemetery, renamed U. S.
Soldiers' and Airmen's National Cemetery. His name
is on the monument of the 7th
Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, located at
Woodland Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio.
His name is inscribed on the family cemetery
monument at Montville Cemetery in
Geauga County, Ohio."
Enlisted in Company F, 7th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer
Infantry for a 3-year term of
service August 26, 1862; died of fever at the Armory
Square U.S. General Hospital
at Washington, D.C. and buried at the Military
Asylum Cemetery, renamed U. S.
Soldiers' and Airmen's National Cemetery. His name
is on the monument of the 7th
Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, located at
Woodland Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio.
His name is inscribed on the family cemetery
monument at Montville Cemetery in
Geauga County, Ohio."
Infantry for a 3-year term of
service August 26, 1862; died of fever at the Armory
Square U.S. General Hospital
at Washington, D.C. and buried at the Military
Asylum Cemetery, renamed U. S.
Soldiers' and Airmen's National Cemetery. His name
is on the monument of the 7th
Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, located at
Woodland Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio.
His name is inscribed on the family cemetery
monument at Montville Cemetery in
Geauga County, Ohio."
Bio by: William Stark
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