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Ohio 76th Volunteer Infantry (Union)

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Muster
  • Muster In Date:06 Feb 1862
  • Muster In Date:15 Jul 1865
Other
  • Leaders:
    • Escort: Dodson's Kane County Cavalry: Cpt William C. Wilder
    • Brigadier General Charles E. Hovey
    • Brigadier General Charles R. Woods
    • Brigadier General Frederick Steele
    • Brigadier General Lew Wallace
    • Brigadier General Peter J. Osterhaus
    • Colonel Charles R. Woods
    • Colonel Charles Robert Woods
    • Colonel Charles Whittlesey
    • Colonel John M. Thayer
    • Colonel Milo Smith
    • Colonel William B. Woods
    • Lieutenant Colonel William B. Woods
    • Major General Frederick Steele
    • Major General Lew Wallace
Battles
Name
Start Date
End Date
Duration
Place
Chickasaw Bayou26 Dec 186229 Dec 18623 daysWarren County, Mississippi
Shiloh06 Apr 186207 Apr 18621 dayHardin County, Tennessee
Bentonville19 Mar 186521 Mar 18652 daysBentonville, North Carolina
Ezra Church28 Jul 186428 Jul 1864< 1 dayFulton County, Georgia
Siege of Corinth29 Apr 186230 May 186231 daysCorinth, Mississippi
Ringgold Gap27 Nov 186327 Nov 1863< 1 dayCatoosa County, Georgia
Kennesaw Mountain27 Jun 186427 Jun 1864< 1 dayCobb County, Georgia
Fort Donelson11 Feb 186216 Feb 18625 daysFort Donelson, Tennessee
Lookout Mountain23 Nov 186423 Nov 1864< 1 dayChattanooga, Tennessee
Vicksburg18 May 186304 Jul 186347 daysVicksburg, Mississippi
Resaca13 May 186416 May 18643 daysGordon County, Georgia; Whitfield County, Georgia
Marietta06 Jun 186403 Jul 186427 daysCobb County, Georgia
Jonesborough31 Aug 186401 Sep 18641 dayClayton County, Georgia
Chattanooga Campaign23 Nov 186325 Nov 18632 daysChattanooga, Tennessee
Arkansas Post09 Jan 186311 Jan 18632 daysArkansas Post, Arkansas
Dallas27 May 186404 Jun 18648 daysPaulding County, Georgia
Atlanta22 Jul 186422 Jul 1864< 1 dayFulton County, Georgia; DeKalb County, Georgia

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