Henry County Genealogical Society Newsletter
Volume 7, Number 2, March-April 1993
MEETINGS
March 15, 1993, Monday, 7:00 pm
The program will be two genealogical videos. One will be on German Genealogy.
April 19, 1993, Monday, 7:00 pm
JoAnn Halgewocks from Continental, Ohio, will speak on “Adoptions”.
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE!
Our thanks to Phyllis LaRue who has been working hard to line up programs for the coming year. She has invited some excellent speakers and come up with several other good ideas.
Now, we need YOU! Some of our speakers are coming from quite a distance. We would like to have more than six or seven people in the audience. Please join us for our meetings! Invite your friends. Visitors are always welcome.
If you have any other suggestions about meeting topics or speakers, please let us know. We will be glad to add to our list of program ideas.
ADDITIONS TO THE COLLECTION
Our thanks to:
Sue Leist Parsons, who has donated Leist and Allied Families 1690 – 1990
and Glen and Ruth Kieffer, who have donated Erie County, Ohio, Cemetery Census before 1909.
Our collection is held at the Edwin wood Memorial Library, 208 North East Ave., Deshler. When you visit, please remember that the librarians, though interested in genealogy and very helpful, are also running a public library.
Another recent acquisition is the 1920 census of Ohio on microfilm which has been purchased by our society. All but two rolls of microfilm have arrived at this time.
QUERIES
HILL
Looking for burial site of Michael E. Hill and Sarah Hill (first wife) and Lydia Hill (second wife.)
–Barbara Miller, Genoa, OH 43430
PRICE
Joseph Price was living in Henry Co. about 6 1/2 miles NW of Leipsic 6 Sept 1876. He died 24 July 1879, was buried first with his mother in U. B. cemetery at Co. Rds. R & 20P in Jennings Twp., Putnam Co. They were moved (ca. 1933) to the Ottawa River Cem. in Putnam Co. Joseph was born 1 Dec 1819 in Columbus, OH. His mother Anna ( ) Price, widow of Samuel, was born 1789 PA and died 23/24 July 1869 (where?). Maiden name? Seeking any info on this family.
–Lois Bassett, Venedocia, OH 45894
LAZENBY, WRIGHT, BURROWS, LINDLEY
Seek info on Ruth Caroline (Kate) Lazenby born 7 May 1851 Clinton Co., OH to Robert Lazenby & Anna Wright. When she married Thomas Burrows 26 July 1883 in Henry Co. her last name was Lindley. Date of death? Where buried?
–Clara Ellen Courtney, Deshler, OH 43516
SLIFE, NEWELL
Wish info on Catherine Slife’s parents. She was born 3 July 1834 in Fairfield Co., OH, married 21 Dec 1856 Hancock Co. to Thomas Newell. They are buried at East Belmore OH cemetery. She died 15 Jan 1899.
–Clara Ellen Courtney, Deshler, OH 43516
COURTNEY, VAN AMAN, BAKER, TUSSINGER, RADER, WININGER, STEARNS, SMITH, SHAFER
Seek info on William Courtney’s ancestry. He was born before 1850. Lived Hancock Co. until after 1870, then Putnam Co. near Belmore. He died 1 Jan 1894 & buried in East Belmore Cemetery. Their family all married in Putnam Co. Jacob Courtney ml Julia Baker & m2 Alice Tussinger. John Courtney m Caroline Rader. Margaret Courtney m Robert Wininger. Elizabeth Courtney m Charles Stearns. Sarah Courtney m F. M. Smith. Caroline Courtney m Henry Shafer.
–Clara Ellen Courtney, Deshler, OH 43516
MODEN, CAMERON
Looking for info on John Moden and family, listed in 1860 census in Ridgeville, OH. They apparently came from England in late 1850’s. Daughter Zilpha Anna Moden married Orin Cameron, lived Fulton Co. What became of John after 1860? What happened to other children (Mary, Elizabeth and Venia)?
–Charles A. Call, Santa Ana, CA 92705
LYMAN, DOWNING, PATTISON, GREEMAN, ALLEN, BRAILEY, SMITH, LEVISEE
Johnson Lyman from Greene Co., VT m Polly from NY. Their first 6 children were born NY. (Edwin b Oswego 2 Mar 1827). The next 5 children were born OH. (Nathan b Sandusky, OH ca 1840). Family recorded Townsend Twp. Sandusky Co. in 1850 & 1860 census records. Recorded in Washington Twp., Henry Co. in 1860, 1870, 1880 census records. Edwin m Jane Downing, Cordelia m J. D. Pattison, Chovtlina –?, Harry m Harriet Greeman, Catherine not married, Diadama m William Allen, Eliza m John Brailey, Nathan not married, Caroline m Thomas Smith, Lucy J. –?, Angeline m Chauncey Levisee.
–Brenda L. Rando & Ida M. Hemminger, Green Springs, OH 44836
Jane Van Dragt has sent us five letters written by Cary Emmet McCann to his family in Napoleon during the Civil War. He was a private in Co. F 14th Reg. OVM. Enrolled 19 Apr 1861 – discharged 13 Aug 1861. Born: Knox Co., OH. At discharge age 20, 5′ 8 3/4″, dark complexion, blue eyes, black hair. Occupation before enrollment, a medical student. He was appointed hospital steward of the 68th OVVI 9 Oct 1864, then 2nd Lieutenant, 18th Reg. OVI 11 Jan 1865 and finally discharged 10 July 1865. (She also has a diary of Eugene B. Harrison for the year 1863. He was a physician and was at Vicksburg.)
Some excerpts from Cary E. McCann’s letters:
Jan 4, 1864
“I have not reenlisted yet nor shall I until I have greater inducements ($). The regt was mustered into the U. S. Army for three years more service, ‘which looks too big for me’ soon again as long as there are so many able bodied men at home that have not seen any service and are no better than I am as long as I behave myself respectable.
“I suppose that you have had a fine time visiting among your relatives and friends. I should like to have been with you at Uncle Toms, but I would not want to visit any of the rest because they dont seem to think enough of a fellow to write to him…
“Ezra Dodd was here to day, he is well and looks fine and is the same boy that he used to be. We had a fine time talking of our school boy days.”
(More reference to relatives who don’t write.) “How does Elmos look? I should like to see him and see what kind of a boy he has got to be since he has become a farmer. I want all of you to send me all your Photographs if you can…
“E. B. H. is well and so am I. . . . My love to Mary and all friends—”
This letter was written to his mother, Amy Bell McCann of Napoleon. Mary is his sister, wife of E. B. H. (Dr. Eugene B. Harrison). Elmos is his brother.
Nov. 25, 1863
“Dr. Tyler left for home yesterday, discharged from the service ($2,000). . . I want you Mother to have me some nice shirts (ladies cloth) made up of something nearly the same stuff & color as those Mary made Dr. only much larger in width & length without colars, (sic) so that if I come home I can look respectable…
“Capt Poe’s little boy is some better but very dangerously sick yet so Dr. E. B. H. says.”
Vicksburg Oct 21, 1863
(The letter begins with quite a scolding to his mother for her “Secessionist” letter to him.) “Parry, Suling, & Dr. Tyler & others arrived safely here to night after traveling 8 days & they are all doing well sweetly sleeping in my tent to night while I am writing. . .” (He discusses the possibility of his promotion to steward.) “A good many complain with very sore feet after marching so hard.”
FARMERS’ DIRECTORY – DESHLER
We continue our listing of the Deshler section of the 1916 FARMERS’ DIRECTORY given to us by Shirley Lufts. The directory gives the name, wife’s name if married, number of children, occupation, street of residence, tells if the person was a boarder, tells if the person had a Bell telephone, tells if the person owned a house and lot or was a tenant, and lists number of cattle and horses the person owned. In this listing only information pertinent to genealogy will be given.
Otwell, Thomas H., Ida, 2, minister
Page, J. W., Elizabeth M., mayor
Patterson, E. A., Myrtle, 1, notion store
Pearsall, Hannah, retired
Peterson, Hattie M., retired
Phalen, John, Mint, 1, electrician
Phalen, Joseph, Mable, railroader
Phillips, Charles E., Mable Sophia L., 3, laborer
Piper, W. H., Mary E., 2, retired
Powell, H. C., Clara M., 2, auto livery
Powell, Lincoln E., Mae, 1, elevator
Powers, Charles, Nellie, 1, farmer
Pressley, Harris, Winona, 2, conductor
Ramsay, W. M., Elfie, 2, railroader
Randall, John, Myrtle, 2, farmer
Rangler, Peter J., Clara, retired farmer
Rayle, Perry, 4, saloon
Rayles, Charles W., Stella, 2, carpenter
Reiter, John, Mary, retired
Rentschler, E. H., Martha, 1, furniture & undertaking
Reynolds, Charlie, Eliza, 4, laborer
Rice, Mrs. S. B., art store merchant
Richards, Harry, Lollie, 6, railroader
Rickard, O. J., Jeannett, 2, retired
Robinson, Carl, grain dealer
Robinson, Helen Ruth, school teacher
Robinson, Jennie, 1, cigar box paster
Robinson, Lizzie, retired
Robinson, O. C., Nanie, 1, grain dealer
Robinson, Ralph, section man
Robinson, Clark W., Orpha, 2, hardware merchant
Robison, Delilah, 1, retired
Roof, Caroline, retired
Ross, John, Nannie, 2, farmer
Rouch, Branson, Rosa, janitor
Rowell, Dave, bartender
Roy, Chas., Lillie, retired
Russell, Carl, Mable, 3, laborer
Russell, W. S., Nora, 2, farmer
Rutter, Crawford, Eva, 1, retired farmer
Samsel, A. F., Mary, 1, shoe store
Samsel, P. F., Hannah C., shoe store
Sanner, W. M., carpenter
Schieb, Henry, Rennie, laborer
Schiel, Mrs. Elizabeth, 1, housekeeper
Schwab, W. E., Harriet, retired
Scott, N. D., Lillie, railroader
Seller, John, Mead, 2, laborer
Shaffstall, Geo. L., 1, grocery
Shank, A. C., Alice, 2, livery
Shank, H. B., Jessie, 2, livery
Shank, Ray, Maud, expressman
Sharp, Mrs. J. W., 3, restaurant
Shaw, Art, Anna, 7, laborer
Sheets, C., Laura, 1, railroad conductor
Sheffield, Wm., Emma, blacksmith
Sherman, Ervin, Bertha, rural mail carrier
Sherman, T. A., May E., 4, bakery
Sherman, T. H., May, 4, baker
Shoemaker, O. M., poultry dealer
Shoemaker, W. M., Abbie, 1, poultry dealer
Shoroyer, D. M, Jane, 1, farmer
Shwab, Ida, housekeeper
Smith, Aaron, Alice, farmer
Smith, William, Alice, 4, contractor, carpenter
Snable, E. D., physician
Sockman, C. C., Maude E., 4, veterinary
Spangler, Levi, Iva, 4, farmer
Spangler, Lona
Spangler, L. K., Marjorie, 1, dry goods and groceries
Sperow, E. W., Nancy, 1, janitor
Sperow, Imus, telephone operator
Spiker, Fredrick W., Cathern H., 2, mason
Sprankel, Geo. J., Verda, railroad clerk
Sprankle, Mrs. Geo. J.
Stafford, M. G., Julia, grain dealer
Sterling, G. B., Elizabeth, 5, general merchandise
Steve, F. W., Essie M., 1, restaurant
Stevenson, A. E., 2, ticket agent
Stevenson, Cora
Stevenson, James, Bell, 1, railroader
Stevenson, W. M., Elvira, laborer
Steward, Lawrence, Gladis, 2, railroader
Stewart, Harry, Nell, 2, foreman
Stewart, John, Ruhamah, pumper
Stewart, M. E., Jessie, 2, carpenter railroad
Stewart, Nelson W., Margaret, 4, engineer railroad
Stiles, Milton, 1, railroad sectionman
Stiles, Vilda, housekeeper
Strawser, Charles, Jennie, 2, laborer
Stricker, Amos, Lavina, 2, retired
Suber, A. A., Mary E., Deshler foundry and machine works
Suber, John, Gertrude, 2, machinist
Swartz, Byron, Jennie, 1, carpenter
Swartz, Charles, Carrie, 4, laborer
Swartz, John, Maud, 5, expressman
Thatcher, Clayton, Bessie, 2, clerk hardware
Thatcher, Ray, Angeline, 1, paper hanger
Thatcher, W. E., Nellie B., 2, auto livery
Thomas, Minor, Kittie, 1, stock buyer
Thomas, Roy, Ollie, 2, butcher
Thompson, Frank, Minnie, cement worker
Thompson, Grace, 1, school teacher
Thomson, A. F., Grace, 1, attorney
Tussing, Charles, Lefa, 6, railroader
Tussing, Clyde, Emma, 5, barber
Tussing, Earl, Nellie, 2, barber
Tussing, P. W., Elizabeth J., 2, veterinary
Tussinger, James, Masena, paper hanger and painter
Tussinger, Maud, 6, housekeeper
Vanaman, Robert, Augusta, retired
Vancil, J. A., shoe repairer
Van Horn, Glen, Laura, 1, carpenter
Van Horn, John K., Ida, carpenter
Van Horn, Stephen, laborer
Van Scoyoc, I. B., Elsie C., retired
Wahler, F. M., Coonie, 1, saloon
Waltermire, C. J., Nancy, 2, retired
Waltermire, Geo., attorney at law
Waltman, William H., Mary, 1, retired
Ward, Alva, Nellie, 6, laborer
Ward, Geo., Lizzie, 7, expressman
Ward, Lee, Ida, peddler
Ward, N. H., Mary, 2, implement dealer
Ward, William M., Lula M., 2, car inspector
Warmley, Sarah, 2, housekeeper
Weatherhead, Izeral, Lyna, 1, elevator employee
Weaver, Geo. William, Ida, 1, expressman
Weist, Mabel
White, Hetty, retired
White, Philip, Ella, 1, retired
Wiedenroth, A. H., pool room
Wiedenroth, Jahanna, 4, retired
Wiggs, John, Jennie, laborer
Willier, Bliss, Pearl, 2, laborer
Willier, Frank, Clara, 1, meat market
Willier, John, Martha, 1, stock buyer
Wink, Chas., Tenie, 5, laborer
Witham, C. S., Pearl, 4, retired
Wooley, Addie E., 1, housekeeper
Wooley, Charles, Ida May, 2 painter and groc. clerk
Wooley, Edward, Nellie, 1, railroader
Young, B. H., Florence, grocery
Young, Mrs. Clara, 2, retired
Young, Darel, Hattie, 1, grocery clerk
Young, H. S., Mary E., laborer
Young, J. H., Laura, laborer
Young, Mrs. Mary, 1, dressmaker
Young, Wilber, Violet, express truckman
Zernheld, Enos, Rosa, 2, railroad watchman crossing
Zernheld, Joe, Leona, 2, blacksmith
Ziegler, E. A., Blanche, blacksmith
Ziegler, Geo., Josie, 3, blacksmith
Ziegler, G. W., Josie, 3, blacksmith
Zigler, Harry, Gertrude, laborer
Zimmerman, Charlie, Lena, retired
Zimmerman, M., Hattie, general store
CIVIL WAR DISCHARGE RECORDS
We continue our listing of Civil War Discharge Records taken from Vol. 1 Soldier’s Discharge Records at the Recorder’s Office, Henry County Court House. The initials OVI refer to Ohio Volunteer Infantry; OVVI refers to Ohio Veterans Volunteer Infantry. Some additional information may appear in the courthouse records.
In the attestations accompanying the records it is not always clear whether the soldier resides in a town or township; for example, Napoleon. When two spellings are given for a name, one usually occurred in the index and the other in the record itself. Question marks indicate that is was not possible to read the handwriting. Records copied by Karen Sunderman.
OVERMYRS (Overmyer), Samuel. Private, Co. D 14th Reg. OH Inf. Vols. Enrolled 18 Oct 1862 – discharged 11 July 1865. Born: Sandusky Co., OH. At discharge age 20, 5’6″, light complexion, grey eyes, light hair. Occupation before enrollment – laborer. Lived Washington Twp. 1866.
PRIMMER, Simon P. Corporal, Co. I (?) 23rd Reg. OH Inf. Vols. Enrolled 17 Aug 1863 – discharged 25 Sept 1865. Born: Hocking Co., OH. At discharge age. 32, 5’11”, fair complexion, grey eyes, dark hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Recorded 21 Oct 1865.
PERCEY, Perry S. Private, Co. A 68th Reg. OH Inf. Vols. Enrolled 8 Oct 1861 – discharged 7 Oct 1864. Born: Trumbull Co., OH. At discharge age 37, 5’8″, light complexion, blue eyes, light hair. Occupation before enrollment – tailor. Lived Texas, Henry Co., OH 1864.
PESTER (Peaster), Conrad. (Rank appears to be “Artifica”. Dictionary defines a [military] artificer as a “soldier mechanic who does repairs”.) Co. I (?) 1st Reg. U.S. Vet. Engineers Vols. Enrolled 21 Aug 1862 – discharged 26 Sept 1865. Born: Henry Co., OH. At discharge age 28, 5’11”, light complexion, blue eyes, sandy hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Napoleon 1866.
POWELL, Samuel P. Private, Co. C 55th Reg. OH Vet. Inf. Vols. Drafted 28 Sept 1864 – discharged 23 May 1865 by reason of Surgeon’s Cert. of Disability and listed as unfit to re-enlist. (The Oath of Identity, however, says the reason for discharge was termination of war.) Born: Seneca Co., OH. At discharge age 26, 5’4 1/2″, fair complexion, black eyes, brown hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Damascus Twp. 1870.
REIZER (REIGER), Philip. Private, Co. G 124th Reg. OVI. Enrolled 17 Aug – discharged 13 May 1864 by reason of surgeon’s certificate. Born: Baden, Germany. At discharge age 41, 5’2″, dark complexion, grey eyes, red hair. Occupation before enrollment – laborer. Lived Napoleon 1865.
REICHART, George. Corporal, Co. G 124th Reg. OVI. Enrolled 20 Aug 1862 – discharged 9 July 1865. Born: Baden, Germany. At discharge age 23, 5’8″, dark complexion, red hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Napoleon 1865.
ROGERS, James P. Private, Co. D 68th Reg. OVVI. Enrolled 15 Dec 1863 – discharged 10 July 1865. Born: Seneca Co., OH. At discharge age 21, 5’8″, dark complexion, black eyes, black hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Napoleon 1865. ALSO: Private Co. D 68th Reg. OVI. Enrolled 30 Nov 1861 – discharged 15 Dec 1863 for re-enlistment. Born: Seneca Co., OH. At discharge age 19, 5’8″, dark complexion, black eyes, black hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Napoleon 1865.
REED, George. No rank given. Co. A 68th Reg. OVI. Enrolled 5 Oct 1861 – discharged 9 Dec 1863 to re-enlist. Born: New York. At discharge age 21, 5’9 1/2″, dark complexion, blue eyes, black hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Freedom Twp. 1865.
ALSO: Private, Co. A 68th Reg. OVVI. Enrolled 10 Dec 1863 – discharged 6 July 1865. Born: New York. At discharge age 23, 5′ 9 1/2″, dark complexion, blue eyes, black hair. Occupation before enrollment – soldier. Lived Freedom Twp. 1865.
REED, John. Private, Co. A 68th Reg. OVVI. Enrolled 2 Nov 1862 – discharged 10 July 1865. Born: Medina Co., OH. At discharge age 19, 5’7″, light complexion, blue eyes, read (sic) hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Freedom Twp. 1865.
RUTHBORN, Francis. Private, Co. G 128th Reg. OVVI. Enrolled 4 Dec 1863 – discharged 26 Apr 1864 at Johnson’s island near Sandusky, reason: stiff knee joints. Born: Cuyuga Co., NY. At discharge age 43, 5’6″, dark complexion, blue eyes, black hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Liberty Twp. 1866.
RUGG, Eugene M. Corporal, Co. D 68th Reg. OVI. Enrolled 26 Aug 1862 – discharged 29 May 1865. Born: Henry Co., OH. At discharge age 18, 5’9 1/2″, light complexion, blue eyes, light hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Napoleon 1866.
REIGOR, George. (Looks like Rugor in index) Private, Co. C 124th Reg. OVI. Enrolled 20 Aug 1862 – discharged 9 July 1865. Born: Baden, Germany. At discharge age 32, 5’8″, dark complexion, hazel eyes, light hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Napoleon 1866.
ROHN, Aishual (Asual). Private, Co. D 14th Reg. Ohio Foot Vols. Enrolled 18 Aug 1861 – discharged 12 Sept 1864. Born: Stark Co., OH. At discharge age 23, 5’10”, dark complexion, black eyes, black hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Napoleon 1866.
ROSE, Daniel. Private, Co. A 68th Reg. OVVI. Enrolled 13 Dec 1861 – discharged 13 Dec 1864. Born: Delaware Co., OH. At discharge age 21, 5’11”, light complexion, brown eyes, light hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Napoleon 1866.
RUSSELL, William H. Private, Co. B 38th Reg. OVI. Enrolled 19 Aug 1861 – discharged 13 Sept 1864. Born: Wood Co., OH. At discharge age 18, 5’6 1/2″, fair complexion, blue eyes, dark hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Recorded 1866.
ROGERS, John W. Private, Co. I or J 123rd Reg. OVI. Enrolled 22 Aug 1862 – discharged 12 June 1865. Born: Seneca Co., OH. At discharge age 18, 5’4″, dark complexion, dark eyes, black hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Liberty Center 1867.
ROBINSON, Jeremiah (Jeremoh) (Jeremioh), Private, Co. F 68th Reg. OVVI. Enrolled 10 Dec 1962 – discharged 10 July 1865. Born: Tuscoraws (sic) Co., OH. At discharge, age 28, 5′ 8 1/2″, light complexion, brown eyes, brown hair. Occupation before enrollment – soldier. Recorded 1867.
REHL, John. Corporal Co. C 25th Reg. U.S. Inf. Enrolled 14 Apr 1864 – discharged 14 Apr 1867. Born: Crawford Co., OH. At discharge age 23, 5’9″, fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Character: Very Good. (The character evaluation seems to be given only if the soldier served beyond the end of the war years.) Discharged: Memphis, TN. Lived Monroe Twp. 1868.
ROBINSON, B. L. Corporal, Co. A 68th Reg. OVI. Enrolled 5 Oct 1861 – discharged 31 July 1862 by reason of surgeon’s certificate. Born: Cuyhoga Co., NY. At discharge age 32, 5′ 11 1/2″, dark complexion, hazel eyes, brown hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Attested 1873 Henry Co.
REHM, Henry. Private, Co. B 5th Reg. U.S. Inf. Enrolled 7 May 1866 – discharged 7 May 1869. Born: Germany. At discharge age 18, 5′ 4 3/4″, dark complexion, brown eyes, dark hair. Occupation before enrollment – shoemaker. Character: Good. Discharged: Wallace, Kansas. Recorded 1879.
STARR, Myron M. Sergeant, Co. C 128th Reg. OVI. Enrolled 28 May 1862 – discharged 5 June 1865 at Johnson’s Island, OH. Born: Southorich, MA. At discharge age 26, 5′ 10 1/2 “, light complexion, blue eyes, brown hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Napoleon 1805.
SHEPHARD, John. Private, Co. C 55th Reg. OVVI. Enrolled 28 Sept 1864 – discharged 9 June 1865. Born: Hamilton Co., IN. At discharge age 31, 5′ 7 1/2″, light complexion, grey eyes, brown hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Damascus Twp. 1865.
SPOHN, Henry E. Corporal, Co. I 68th Reg. OVI. Enrolled 15 Oct 1861 – discharged 19 June 1862 by surgeon’s certificate of disability. Born: Henry Co., OH. At discharge age 34, 5′ 11 1/2″, light complexion, blue eyes, dark hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Henry Co. 1865.
SNYDER, Henry. Private, Co. B 100th Reg. OVI. Enrolled 27 June 1862 – discharged 26 June 1865. Born: PA. At discharge age 33, 5’5″, fair complexion, brown eyes, dark hair. No former occupation given. Lived Napoleon 1865.
STOUT, Isaac. Private, Co. H 76th Reg. OH Foot Vols. Enrolled 7 Jan 1862 – discharged 18 Jan 1864 to re-enlist. Born: Licking Co., OH. At discharge age 17, 5’6″, dark complexion, black eyes, dark hair. Occupation before enrollment – farmer. Lived Napoleon 1865.
