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I am preparing the 260 letters of my Civil War ancestor for publication and writing the biographies of the 82 men he recruited and led
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According to Joseph Bruff's letter of 20 Dec 1863, Captain Jacob Heaton of the Commissary of Subsistence of Volunteers was in Chattanooga "I see Capt Heaton once in a while, he is the same Jake". Jacob Heaton is buried in Hope Cemetery, Salem, Columbiana Co., OH.commented on this image. (31 Dec 2012)
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Annotation added: His father, Thomas Richmond (1823-1907) served in Company A of the 68th...
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Annotation added: According to his death certificate he died of uremia (nephritis) on 7...
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Annotation added: Feb 17, 1910 is probably the date the pension office received his death...
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Annotation added: 1910 is incorrect for his death; the Ohio death certificate for Sylvanus...
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Annotation added: Thoman, Irvin. According to his pension file he died on 31 Jul 1909. The...
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Annotation added: The pension card imaged by Footnote.com states that he died in Shanghai,...
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Annotation added: Danville, John C. should be Darville, John C. He is buried in California.
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She was my mother. As time permits I will add information. Barbara Bruff Hemmingsen
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According to the "official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio" Thomas was mustered into A Company on 3/22/1864, and then on June 7th transferred to Company I. The pension card in Ancestry.com shows service in Co A, 68th Ohio Infantry.
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The last name is Ogden not Egden.
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