Published in the Steubenville Weekly Herald, August 31, 1864, Volume 58, Number 43, Page 2.
Letter from the 126th Ohio.?(Correspondence of the Steubenville Herald)
NEAR BOLIVAR HEIGHTS, VA [SIC/CAP "A"])
AUGUST 26, 1864)

MR. ALLISON:-Once more with my regiment I hasten to fulfill my promise, to furnish you with a list of the casualties of the 126th at the battle of Monocacy, on the 9th of July. I expected when I saw you to be able to do this before leaving home, but was unable to do so.
Killed-Jacob Bruner, Co. D; John McMyers, Co. E; Josiah Spicer, Co. E; Oliver Badger, wounded and since died.
Wounded-Capt. J. Weyand; Capt. G. W. Hoge; Capt. J. E. McPeck (severely.) Seargt. Wm. Simmons, Co. A; Seargt. Henry K. Lupton, Co. B; Corp. George Vanfossen, Co. B; Moses Early, Waitman McDaniel, missing, George Osborne, Andrew J. Peyton, Co. B; Corp. Joseph Greenlees, Henry Williams, Co C; Geo. Douglass, Co. D; Seargt. Francis Cordrey, Co. E; Henry Rodebaugh, Co. F; Jesse Corn, W W. Williams, Eli Sherrett, Co. G; Corp. James Love, Co. H; Seargt. William Young, Thomas Hodginson, Seargt. Abram Colgrove, color bearer, Co. I; Corp. Wm. Lentz, S. G. Hill, Co. K; Samuel Wilson, Solomon True, Joseph Whetstone, Co. A.
Captured-Corp. Geo. Shuss, John Passmore, Andrew J. Orr, John Gundy, Co. A; Seargt. A. D. Walker, Silas Wharton, A. Baker, Co. C; James Silton; John A Thompson, Co. D; J. J. Garvey, Jacob Miller, Robert Moore, H. H. Still, Co. K.
Missing-David Snyder, company I; John Coleman, company A; Edward Mathess, Archibold Baker, company B; I. B. Cave, D. McDennis, Johnathan Borden, Levi Cook, James Satershall, Sm. Coultrap, Charles Drehurst, Wm. A. Lambert, S. Thomas, company C; James O. Martin, Wm. Bramer, company D; Robert Harper, Philip M. Ramber company F; James Bens, Jos. Boyer, company G; Nathan Among, Peter Arbenlee, John Baldman, Mathew Rine, Hervey Prescott, company H; Sedgwick Blake, Wm. Burtoff, Alex. McLewis, Peter Seffler, company I.
I was frequently asked when in Ohio in reference to the casualties of the regiment during this summer's campaign, its present strength, & c. For the information of the many friends of the regiment, I send you also a summary of our casualties since we crossed the Rapidan, May 4th. Officers-3 killed, 11 wounded, 2 of whom died of their wounds, and 4 of whom, with two others not wounded, captured, making 16 in all.
Enlisted men-44 killed and 247 wounded, 34 of whom have since died of their wounds, 12 captured and 2 missing. There were also 72 captured and 45 missing making in all 408. Total officers and enlisted men 424. This does not include ordinary losses to the regiment by disease and discharge.
Yours truly,
J. K. Andrews, Chaplain.