by Andrew Koenig
at
SNOBOL4 is a well-known programming language with convenient semantics and clumsy syntax. Following the pattern of Ratfor and EFL, we have added "syntactic sugar" to SNOBOL4, with an eye toward making it easier to use. We call the result Snocone.
We describe the Snocone language in enough detail that people not familiar with SNOBOL4 can learn to use it, although previous familiarity with SNOBOL4 will help.
This paper originally appeared in the proceedings of the USENIX conference in Portland, Oregon in June 1985.
The semantics of the SNOBOL4 programming language[1] include such unusual and useful features as dynamic typing, a general-purpose garbage collector, excellent character string facilities, associative arrays, and strong run-time diagnostics. Griswold,[2] Gimpel,[3] and others have documented many ways of doing things in SNOBOL4 that can only be accomplished with much more difficulty in other languages.
Unfortunately, the control structures of SNOBOL4 are archaic, and the fact that blank is an operator tends to encourage certain types of errors that are hard to detect. Other aspects of the language make it a nuisance to construct large programs out of small parts.
To ameliorate some of these problems, we have designed and implemented a new language that provides some syntactic sugar for SNOBOL4. The obvious name for such a language is Snocone.
The design of the Snocone language was inspired by Ratfor[4] and EFL.[5] Like EFL, and unlike Ratfor, Snocone is a self-contained programming language, rather than a proper superset of SNOBOL4. Like Ratfor, and unlike EFL, the Snocone translator makes no attempt to produce SNOBOL4 output that is easy for humans to understand.
Hanson[6] has written a similar, but simpler preprocessor for SNOBOL4. His preprocessor is like Ratfor in that it does not change the statements in the basic language but rather adds new syntax.
Griswold[7] has written a preprocessor for a language similar to Snocone, the syntax of which is based on Icon[8] rather than on C or EFL. His preprocessor is written in C, and uses Yacc for its parsing.
In contrast, Snocone has a syntax roughly based on C and is written in Snocone.
Variables in SNOBOL4 are dynamically typed: the type of any variable is the type of the value most recently assigned to it. Thus, declarations are unnecessary, and, in fact, SNOBOL4 has no declarations as such (except that procedures can have local variables).
All operators and built-in functions check their argument types; each argument is converted automatically to an appropriate type. A run-time diagnostic message results if a conversion is impossible. For instance, if an addend is a string, SNOBOL4 will try to convert it to an integer or real number, depending on the form of its value. If the value is inappropriate to convert to a numeric type, the program will halt.
Like Lisp, and unlike most other languages, SNOBOL4 does not have any explicit mechanism for returning memory to the system. Rather, the implementation must detect when memory is no longer needed and make that memory available for re-use. This makes the language harder to implement, but easier to use. One nice by-product of this sort of memory allocator is that SNOBOL4 programs tend to be free of arbitrary size limitations.
One SNOBOL4 datatype is the pattern, which describes an (arbitrarily complex) set of character strings. Briefly, the language incorporates a general top-down backtracking parser. This parser is so easy to use that it is the usual way of dealing with strings in SNOBOL4.
Another useful datatype is the table. A table is like a one-dimensional array, except that its subscripts are not limited to being integers. For instance, a compiler symbol table might be maintained as a SNOBOL4 table, with the subscript being the identifier and the value being some structure which holds the desired information about that identifier.
An interesting and unusual semantic idea in SNOBOL4 is that of statement failure. Many operations can easily encounter conditions that preclude their execution. For example, an attempt may be made to access a non-existent array element, read beyond the last record of a file, search a string for a pattern that it does not contain, or even make a comparison that gives an unexpected result. When this happens, the operation fails. Usually, the failure of an operation implies the failure of the statement of which it is a part. While statement failure is not an error condition, it can be tested. In fact, conditional transfer on the success or failure of a statement is virtually the only kind of control structure in SNOBOL4.
A good implementation of SNOBOL4 is Macrospitbol, by Dewar and McCann.[9] This is a portable threaded-code interpreter, which is fast and robust enough to be used for "production" purposes. For example, on a VAX-11/780 it translates about 150 statements per second and executes about 5,000.
SNOBOL4 implementations in general have excellent run-time diagnostic facilities. The language definition includes ways of tracing programs for debugging, and of trapping almost any kind of run-time error.
Here is a simple SNOBOL4 program to add the integers between 1 and 1000:
sum = 0 term = 1 loop sum = sum + term term = term + 1 LE(term,1000) :s(loop) OUTPUT = "The sum is " sum END
The first two lines of this program assign values to variables. The name loop in the third line is a label; it is recognized as such because it begins the line without any white space ahead of it.
The fifth line calls a built-in function to compare the value of the variable term to 1000. SNOBOL4 has no comparison operators: all comparisons are done by predicate functions that either return the null string if the condition being tested is true or fail if the condition is false. The :s(loop) at the end of the line is a conditional go to: it causes control to transfer to the label loop if the statement succeeds, and to the following statement if it fails.
In contrast, the program looks like this in Snocone:
sum = 0 term = 1 do { sum = sum + term term = term + 1 } while (term <= 1000) OUTPUT = "The sum is " && sum
In the past fifteen years, the trend in programming language design has been overwhelmingly toward programming languages with control structures that make it reasonable to write programs with at most a very few go to statements. SNOBOL4 exhibits almost the exact opposite of this trend: essentially the only control structure in SNOBOL4 is a form of conditional go to statement. There is no block structure, and all labels are global. Thus, writing a SNOBOL4 program requires a constant effort to invent new label names, and to choose names that have at least some chance of telling the reader whether their use is local or global.
The programmer's job is not made any easier by the peculiar way SNOBOL4 handles subroutines. SNOBOL4 subroutines are defined at run time by a built-in function called DEFINE. Its argument is a prototype of the subroutine to be defined - a character string that describes how the subroutine is to be used. The subroutine's entry point is the label with the same name. Because the statement bearing this label is not special in any other way, it must be placed where it will not be executed in the ordinary course of events. The call to DEFINE, on the other hand, must be executed before the subroutine it defines can be used.
This leads SNOBOL4 programmers into contortions. To keep the DEFINE call near the subroutine body, one must invent yet another label:
DEFINE("square(x)") :(square.end) square square = x * x :(RETURN) square.endAlternatively, one can put all the DEFINE calls in one place, at the cost of moving the body of each subroutine arbitrarily far from where its prototype appears.
The Snocone programmer has an easier job:
procedure square (x) { return x * x }
Snocone's purpose, then, is to make it easy for a programmer used to a block-structured language like C to write programs that have the freedom and semantic flexibility of SNOBOL4. To this end, we have changed the SNOBOL4 language in several ways.
First, we introduced an explicit concatenation operator. SNOBOL4 uses blank for concatenation, so
y = f(x)is a function call, but
y = f (x)assigns to y the concatenation of the values of the variables f and x. We chose && to represent concatenation because SNO- BOL4 programs often use concatenation for the same purpose that C programs use &&.
Second, we allow much the same freedom with spaces that C does, with one exception: newline ends a statement. Statements may be continued onto multiple lines in much the same way as in EFL programs: a line is continued if it ends with an operator or some kind of open bracket.
Third, we have added procedure and structure declarations. These things are accomplished in SNOBOL4 by calling built-in subroutines, and the context of the calls is often obscure.
Finally, we have introduced control structures similar to those in C and other block-structured languages: the if, while, for, and do statements.
Blanks (spaces and tabs, but not newlines) may not appear within a token, but may freely separate tokens. Comments begin with a # character and end at the end of the line.
Constants may be integers, reals, or strings. There are no signed numeric constants. Integers range from 0 to231-1. Real constants are short-precision only, and must contain either a decimal point or an E (or e). String constants may be delimited by single or double quotes with the same meaning. Characters in quotes receive no special interpretation. A single quote may appear in strings delimited by double quotes, and vice versa.
Identifiers may be of any length. All characters in an identifier are significant, but their case is presently not significant. Case may become significant in the future. An identifier is a non-empty sequence of letters and digits, beginning with a letter. Underscore (_) is a letter. The same identifier may be used independently to represent a procedure, label, or variable.
Snocone delimits statements much like the Shell[10] (the command interpreter in the UNIX operating system)[11] or EFL. A statement is ended either by a semicolon or newline, except that if the last token on a line is an operator or open parenthesis or bracket, the next line is automatically considered as part of the current statement. Newlines may also separate clauses of compound statements, so
if (a < 0) a = 0is acceptable and means the same as
if (a < 0) a = 0or, spreading things as much as possible:
if ( a < 0) a = 0
The contents of an arbitrary file can be incorporated into the program by writing an include line in one of the following four forms:
#include "file" #include 'file' #include <file> #include {file}Spaces may appear between # and include. The contents of the named file are substituted for the include line.
The exact behavior of an include line depends on the delimiters surrounding the file name. If quotes are used (single or double), the file is sought in the current directory. If brackets are used (angle brackets or curly braces), the file is sought in an installation-dependent system library (/usr/lib/snocone on our systems). If double quotes or angle brackets are used, the file is included unconditionally, even if the same file is included several times. If single quotes or curly braces are used, the file will only be included once, even if it is named in several include lines.
This latter behavior is useful in the following sort of situation. Suppose that procedure proc1 is defined in file proc1.h, and procedure proc2 is defined in file proc2.h. A program that calls both proc1 and proc2 might then contain:
#include "proc1.h" #include "proc2.h"Now, suppose that proc1 is changed to call proc2. If proc1.h is made to con- tain
#include "proc2.h"then our hypothetical sample program will wind up with two copies of proc2.h and will therefore run into trouble with duplicate procedure definitions. If, however, proc1.h contains:
#include 'proc2.h'and the main program contains:
#include 'proc1.h' #include 'proc2.h'then proc2 will be defined only once.
Evaluating an expression has one of three outcomes: a value, failure, or error.
Errors normally result in a diagnostic message and termination of the program, and arise from the usual sorts of things: overflow, underflow, division by zero, impossible conversions, running out of memory, and so on.
Failure, on the other hand, is not an error condition. An expression that fails is merely one that does not yield a value. Examples of expressions that fail include attempts to refer to non-existent array elements, attempts to read beyond end of file, and even comparisons that yield unexpected results. For instance, the expression
a < byields a null string if a is indeed less than b, and fails other- wise.
Most operators fail if any of their operands fails. The few exceptions will be noted below.
An expression that always either yields a null string or fails is sometimes called a predicate. Testing such expressions for success or failure in if, while, and do statements is the primary way of affecting the flow of control in Snocone.
Variables in Snocone are dynamically typed: a variable has the type of the value most recently assigned to it. Except for a few predefined variables (described under pattern matching), all variables have the null string as their initial values. All variables are global, but procedures can nominate variables whose values will automatically be saved at entry and restored at exit. The only declarations define structures:
struct cons {car, cdr}In effect, this declaration defines three procedures named cons, car, and cdr. The value of cons(a,b) is a newly-created cons ob- ject with a and b as the values of its car and cdr fields, respectively. The fields, in turn, are accessed by similarly- named functions. For instance, the cdr field of cons structure x is accessed as cdr(x). Thus this program:
struct cons {car, cdr} a = cons (3, cons (4, 5)) OUTPUT = car (cdr (a))prints 4. The procedures corresponding to field names may be used as the target of an assignment:
car (a) = "Hello"Snocone offers other data types than those described above. While numeric constants cannot be negative, variables and expres- sions suffer from no such restriction. Strings may be of any length up to an implementation-defined upper bound, usually many thousands of characters. All variables have the null string as their initial value.
Aggregate values come in two types: arrays and tables. Each type is created by a built-in procedure with the same name. Thus:
a = ARRAY (20)creates a 20-element array, initializes each element to the null string, and assigns it to a. The second argument to the array procedure is an initializing value:
a = ARRAY (20, -1)makes a an array of 20 elements, each with value -1. To get multi-dimensional arrays, express the dimensions as a string:
a = ARRAY ('4,5', -1)One can also give explicit lower bounds:
a = ARRAY ('-10:10')The default lower bound is 1.
Array elements are referenced by Algol-like subscripts:
a[i,j] = a[i,j] + b[i,k] * c[k,j]Each array element behaves as a variable, and can therefore have a value of any data type, independently of any other element.
A table is like a one-dimensional array whose subscripts are not restricted to integers:
t = TABLE (20)The argument to the TABLE procedure is an estimate of the maximum number of elements that will actually be stored in the table. If substantially more elements than this are stored, access will be- gin to slow down. On the other hand, giving too large an initial value wastes space. Once a table has been created, any value can be used for a subscript. t[a] and t[b] will refer to the same element if and only if a and b are identical. The precise mean- ing of "identical" is given with the description of the :: and :!: operators; suffice it to say that 3 and "3" are not identi- cal, and that after executing
a = ba and b are identical regardless of what values they had before.
The following operators are grouped in order of decreasing priority. Unless otherwise stated, they are left-associative.
Unary operators bind more tightly than all binary operators.
Elements in brackets are optional. If the description of a statement is split over more than one line, the statement itself may be split analogously. Snocone does not have a null statement.
expression
if (expression) statement1 [ else statement2 ]
while (expression) statement
do statement while (expression)
for (expression1, expression2, expression3) statement
expression1 while (expression3) { statement expression2 }
{ statement list }
label: statement
go to label
return [ expression ]
freturn
nreturn [ expression ]
Here is an example of a procedure declaration:
procedure gcd (m, n) { while (m != n) { if (m > n) m = m % n else n = n % m } return m }
Arguments are passed by value, but note that the value passed for an aggregate argument (array, table, or structure) is really a pointer to the aggregate itself.
If a procedure is called with too few arguments, extra null strings are supplied as necessary. If called with too many arguments, the extras are quietly ignored.
Local variables can be nominated for a procedure:
procedure f(x) y, z {...All variables are global, but name scoping is dynamic. One way to look at it is to imagine that when a procedure is entered, all the variables defined in that procedure are saved and set to null. Those variables are then restored when the procedure re- turns.
Thus, the following example prints 5 and then 1:
a = 1 f() g() procedure f() a { a = 5 g() } procedure g() { OUTPUT = a }The following example also prints 5 and then 1:
a = 1 b = .a f() g() procedure f() a { a = 5 g() } procedure g() { OUTPUT = $b }Local variables can only be associated with procedures. Pro- cedures are recursive.
All I/O is done through "associated variables". A variable may be input-associated or output-associated (or both). Whenever a value is assigned to an output-associated variable, that value is automatically written in the file associated with that variable. Whenever a value is requested for an input-associated variable, a line is read from the file associated with that variable, and the contents of the line are used for the value. When the end of an input file is reached, any attempts to access variables associated with that file will fail.
Initially, the variable OUTPUT is output-associated with the standard output file, the variable INPUT is input-associated with the standard input file, and the variable TERMINAL is both input- and output-associated with the user's terminal.
Thus, the following program copies its standard input to its standard output, a line at a time:
while (OUTPUT = INPUT) {}
New associations are formed by the INPUT and OUTPUT procedures:
INPUT (name, channel, file) OUTPUT (name, channel, file)In both cases, name is the name of the variable to be associated (the name of the variable x is .x), and file is the file to be used. Channel is a string that you will use to identify subsequent operations on that file. Internally, there is a one- to-one correspondence between channel names and file descriptors.
The file argument must not be given for other than the first call to INPUT or OUTPUT on a given channel, as a channel can only be connected to a single file.
Other procedures dealing with input-output are:
SET (channel, offset, whence)
REWIND (channel)
ENDFILE (channel)
DETACH (name)
A pattern is a data structure that describes a class of strings. Patterns are used by the ? operator, which determines if the string given as its left operand contains a substring described by the pattern given as its right operand. The part of the Snocone system that does this is called the scanner. The input to the scanner is the string to be searched, called the subject, and the pattern sought.
The scanner tries to find a substring of the subject that is matched by the pattern. It first looks at substrings starting at the first character of the subject. If it doesn't find one, it tries the ones starting at the second subject character, and so on. If the scanner cannot find an appropriate substring, the pattern match fails.
If the &ANCHOR system variable is nonzero, the scanner only looks at substrings that start at the first character of the subject. This is said to be an anchored pattern match. The &ANCHOR variable is zero at the start of program execution.
The important part of pattern matching is therefore determining whether the subject contains a substring that starts at a given character and matches a given pattern. To understand how this is done, we must take a closer look at patterns.
Every pattern is a concatenation of one or more elements, each of which has zero or more alternatives. Each alternative may itself be an arbitrarily complicated pattern. Some patterns have alternatives that are determined dynamically as they are needed during pattern matching.
If a pattern has only one element, the scanner determines if it matches at a given point by trying to match each of the pattern's alternatives at that point. If no alternative matches at that point, the element cannot be matched.
If the pattern has more than one element, matching that pattern at a given point means: (a) finding an alternative for the first element of the pattern that matches a subject substring starting at the given point, and that also (b) allows the remaining elements of the pattern to match a substring that starts immediately after the substring matched in (a).
During pattern matching, the scanner keeps its place by means of an internal value called the cursor, which represents the number of characters in the subject that precede the current location. These characters are counted from the beginning of the subject even when the scanner is trying to match a substring that starts at some other place in the subject.
The concatenation of two patterns P1 and P2 is a pattern whose elements are P1 and P2. The alternation operator | similarly constructs alternatives. When a string is used as a pattern, it matches only itself. Thus,
"a" | "e" | "i" | "o" | "u"is a pattern that matches any lower-case vowel.
Consider the following statement:
P1 = ("ab" | "a") && ("b" | "c")This assigns to P a pattern with two elements. The first one matches either ab or a, and the second matches either b or c. Look at:
"ab" ? P1The scanner first tries the first alternative of the first ele- ment of P1 by matching ab in the subject with ab in the pattern. This alternative matches, so the element ("ab"|"a") matches, and the scanner goes on to the second element ("b"|"c"). Here, it will be unsuccessful in matching both b and c, because it has al- ready exhausted all the characters of the subject. Thus the scanner fails to match the second element of P1, and must back up and rematch the first element. Fortunately, the first element has an alternative in a; this matches, and now the scanner can try to match the second element ("b"|"c") again. The first al- ternative (b) succeeds, so the ? operator therefore succeeds. If we wanted to examine just how the pattern elements matched, we could have written:
P1a = ("ab" | "a") . OUTPUT && ("b" | "c") . OUTPUT "ab" ? P1aThis would print a and b on separate lines, showing that "ab"|"a" matched a and "b"|"c" matched b.
When any pattern is first encountered during pattern matching, it will match some string, and when the scanner backs into it, it may match some other string. Because many patterns behave differently on their initial match than when rematched, it is useful to describe the two cases separately.
For instance, when a string is used as a pattern, it initially matches itself. If the scanner later backs into it, it fails.
As another example, consider P1|P2. This pattern matches every possibility for P1, and when it has exhausted P1, then matches every possibility for P2 before finally failing.
With this in mind, we can describe the various pattern-matching operators, procedures, and pre-defined variables:
"abcde" ? @OUTPUT && "c"prints 0, 1, and 2 on separate lines.
s ARB $ OUTPUT && FAILprints all substrings of s.
All pattern-valued procedures can take an unevaluated expression as argument. The expression will be evaluated when the pattern element is matched.
The & operator looks at the name of its operand, not its value. For each of a small set of names, & yields a system variable, whose value affects the operation of the system in some way. For instance, we have already seen &ANCHOR, which controls whether or not the scanner is restricted to examining initial substrings of the subject. The complete list of system variables is:
This is the canonical sample program:
OUTPUT = "Hello world!"The present implementation of Snocone is case-insensitive in identifiers, but future versions may well become case-sensitive. If so, it is likely that pre-defined names, such as INPUT and OUTPUT, will have to be written in upper case. Keywords, such as if and while, will be written in lower case.
We now develop a topological sorting program based on the algorithm described on page 262 of Fundamental Algorithms.[12] The reader may wish to compare this program with the SNOBOL4 program based on the same algorithm that appears on pages 221-222 of The SNOBOL4 Programming Language.
The input is a set of pairs of objects, where the first object in each pair is considered to precede the second. The output is a list of objects in a sequence that meets all the constraints implied by the input. In other words, the program generates a total ordering that includes a given partial ordering.
If the input contains a loop, the program will detect this fact and complain.
For example, given the following input:
letters alphanum numbers alphanum blanks optblanks numbers real numbers integer letters variable alphanum variable binary binaryop blanks binaryop unqalphabet dliteral unqalphabet sliteral sliteral literal dliteral literal integer literal real literalthe program will produce the following output:
letters numbers blanks binary unqalphabet alphanum real integer optblanks binaryop dliteral sliteral variable literal
The basic strategy of the program is simple: for each object, we remember how many immediate predecessors it has, and store a list of all its immediate successors. When we have finished reading the input, we can immediately output the objects that have no predecessors. Each time we output an object, we remove it from the data structure and decrement the predecessor count of each of its immediate successors.
We will eventually reach a state in which we run out of objects without predecessors. When that happens, we are done. If any objects remain, they form a loop.
To reduce the time spent searching for objects without predecessors, we keep a queue of such objects. We must also keep a queue of the successors of each object. In both cases, we could use a stack instead of a queue, but using a queue tends to favor the order in which objects appeared in the input, which makes the output more intuitively useful.
The following structure declarations and subroutines manipulate queues. A queue consists of a header (of type queue) which points to the first and last elements of a singly-linked list of queue elements (of type qel).
struct queue {head, tail} struct qel {obj, link} procedure enqueue (q, x) y { if (head(q) :: "") head(q) = tail(q) = qel(x) else { y = qel(x) link(tail(q)) = y tail(q) = y } } procedure dequeue (q) x { if (head(q) :: "") freturn x = head(q) if ((head(q) = link(x)) :: "") tail(q) = "" return obj(x) }
By convention, we use the null string to indicate the end of a list. This is convenient because uninitialized variables and structure fields and missing arguments are automatically set to the null string. Thus, the test
head(q) :: ""is a convenient way of testing whether head(q) has been set or not.
We represent each object as a structure containing the object's name (so we can print it), the count of immediate predecessors, and the queue of successors:
struct object {name, count, suc}
Since we will be reading the names of objects rather than the objects directly, we will need to map names to objects. This can easily be done with a table and a mapping subroutine that creates elements in the table as needed:
namemap = TABLE() objects = queue() procedure getobj (name) { if ((getobj = namemap[name]) :: "") { getobj = namemap[name] = object (name, 0, queue()) enqueue (objects, getobj) nobj = nobj + 1 } }
This procedure uses the feature that if no return value is explicitly given, the value of the variable with the same name as the procedure is used. If an appropriate table element already exists, the :: operator will fail and the value of getobj will be the value retrieved from the table. As a side effect, we maintain a global queue of all known objects in objects and count them in nobj.
Now that we can map from names to objects, it is an easy matter to enter a new relation into our data structure. Procedure enter takes the names of two objects:
procedure enter (p, q) { p = getobj (p) q = getobj (q) count(q) = count(q) + 1 enqueue (suc(p), q) }
We first locate the objects to which p and q refer, creating them if necessary. Since p precedes q, we increment the predecessor count of q and append q to the successor list of p.
Building the data structure is now just a matter of scanning the input file:
while (line = INPUT) { if (line ? FENCE && BREAK(' ').p && SPAN(' ') && rem.q) enter (p, q) else TERMINAL = "bad input line: " && line }
The pattern match assumes that everything up to the first blank in the input line is the first object in a relation, and everything after the first blank is the second object. If the match fails, the program complains.
Once all the input has been read, we must initialize the queue of minimal objects (objects without predecessors). This was the reason for keeping a queue of all objects, which is now destroyed to build the queue of minimal objects. It is not necessary to destroy the queue, but it is more convenient because it is then possible to use dequeue:
zeroes = queue() while (x = dequeue (objects)) if (count (x) == 0) enqueue (zeroes, x)
As long as there is a minimal object, we can print its name, delete it, and decrement the predecessor count of each of its successors. If we decrement a predecessor count to zero, that object is now minimal.
while (x = dequeue (zeroes)) { nobj = nobj - 1 OUTPUT = name(x) while (y = dequeue (suc (x))) { if ((count(y) = count(y) - 1) == 0) enqueue (zeroes, y) } }
This loop runs until there are no more minimal objects. If there are still elements remaining (nobj is nonzero), then those elements form a loop.
if (nobj != 0) TERMINAL = "The ordering contains a loop."


John Doe
Home
school
SEQTA
media
YouTube
Twitch
Reddit
SoundCloud
mail
Gmail
Yahoo
other
GitHub
TradingView
search:
Notes:


1890
Veterans Census of Monroe County, Ohio
Copied by Shirley Harmon
Along with the 1890 census, schedules were made of
Union Civil War veterans or their widows.
These are the Special Schedules of the Eleventh Census (1890)
Enumerating Union Veterans and Widows of Union Veterans of the Civil War. The 1890 census for Monroe Co., OH was
destroyed, but the special schedule exists, and has been transcribed in this
publication. The tran scription was
made from a microfilm copy from the National Archives, housed in the Family
History Library, Salt Lake City, UT (FHL Film # 338232).
Monroe County, Ohio, Supervisor's District No. 7,
consists of Enumeration Districts (ED) 143 through ED 161. Each ED was written by a different indi vidual
whose handwriting was often difficult to read.
The transcription has been done as faithfully as possible, even when
there were obvious errors. However,
some information was probably misread due to the diffi culty of reading the
writing. Some names or other
information were checked against the 1870 and 1880 census for Monroe County and
against the 12 volume set of books listing those who served in the Civil War
from Ohio.
The
1890 special census includes the following information: House No., Family No.,
Names of surviving soldiers, sailors, & marines, and widows; Rank; Company;
Name of regiment or vessel; Date of enlistment; Date of discharge; Length of
service; Post-office address; Disability incurred; Remarks. The house No. & family No. and
information about injuries were not transcribed. The 1890 special census was enumerated in June, 1890.
The information transcribed in this publication is:
Name of veteran & widow; Rank; Company, Name of regiment; Date of
enlistment-date of dis charge; Length of service; Post-office address; selected
remarks.
ABBREVIATIONS:
Pri, Private; Corp, Corporal; Sergt, Sergeant; Qm, Quartermaster; Lieut,
Lieutenant; Capt, Captain; OVI, Ohio Volunteer Infantry; I, Inf, Infantry; V,
Volunteer; L, Light; H, Heavy; A, Art, Artillery; C, Cav, Cavalry; y, year; m,
month; d, day; wid/o, widow of; frm, former; W VA, West Virginia; co, company;
..., unreadable
Dates: Month
first, then day, then year (18--)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Adams
Township;
ED 143; enumerated by Conrad J. HARTLINE
HARTLINE, Conrad Sr.; (Eleanor,
wid/o); Pri; E; 116th OVI; 8/27/62-6/8/65; 2y 9m 11d; Cameron
ATKINSON, Samuel S.; Sergt; E; 116th
OVI; 8/22/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 22d; Cameron
MILLER, George W.; Pri; I, 26th
KY Inf; 6/10/62-9/8/65; 3y 2m 28d; Cameron
ROSS, George W.; Pri; G & E;
77th OVI; 12/18/61-3/8/66; 4y 2m 20d; Cameron; re-enlisted veteran
HENTHORN, Andrew J.; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/22/62-11/6/63; 1y 2m 14d
HOLLAND, John (Jamima, wid/o); Pri;
Cameron; no other info. This record
very light and difficult to read.
STEEL, Alfred E.; Pri; A; 116th
OVI; 8/15/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 29d; Cameron
GIBBONS, Bordon; Pri; I, 56th
OVI; 11/30/61-; Cameron
FORKER, John; Pri; F, 39th
OVI; 3/29/65-7/9/65; 3m 10d; Cameron
EVANS, Eli; Pri; C, 116th
OVI; 8/13/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m 1d; Cameron
HARTLINE, Samuel (Elizabeth HARTLINE, wid/o); Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/27/62-6/18/65; 2y 9m 21d; Cameron
MOBLEY, Archibold H.; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/15/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 29d; Twilight
AULT, Peter (Catharine, wid/o);
Pri; A; OVI; no dates; Cameron
BOUGHNER, John M.; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/19/62-8/28/65; 3y 9d; Cameron
TIDD, James W.; Corp; K, 78th
OVI; 1/10/62-7/11/66; 4y 6m 1d; Cameron; re-enlisted vet
REEVES, Oliver W. (Elizabeth,
wid/o); Pri; I, 186th OVI; 2/13/65-9/18/65; 7m 5d; Cameron
PRATT, Henry; Pri; A, 10th
W VA Inf; 12/24/63-8/9/65; 1y 7m 15d; Cameron
BEARD, Stephen; Pri; I, 56th
OVI; 11/30/61-11/1/64; 2y 11m 1d; Cameron
ADY, Joshua; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/20/62-3/22/65; 2y 7m 2d; Cameron
WOLFF, George; Pri; B, 9th
OH Cav; 10/24/62-5/16/65; 2y 6m 28d; Cameron
CASTELLO, George W.; Pri; E, 15th
OVI; 8/61-5/5/65;3y 9m 5d; Cameron
ROSS, William A.; Pri; E, 77th
OVI; 2/27/64-3/8/66, 2y 11d; Cameron
ATZENHOFER, Peter; Pri; 63rd
OVI; 3/25/65-5/15/65; 1m 20d; Cameron
KAENZIG, Christian; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 10/5/61-11/63; 2y 25d; Cameron
HUTCHISON, Robert (Phebe, wid/o);
Pri; E, 116th OVI; no dates; Cameron
ADY, Isaac; Pri; 63rd
OVI; 3/65-5/24/65; 2m 24d; Cameron
ADY, Lavosier; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; no dates; Cameron
WARD, Moses; Pri; F, 39th
OVI; 3/21/65-7/9/65; 3m 18d; Cameron
GROFF, Melvin (Sarah, wid/o);
Pri; I, 170th OVI; ?-12/15/64; Irish Ridge
PASCO, William; Pri; G; 7th
W VA Inf; 9/12/61-11/17/64; 3y 2m 5d; Irish Ridge
NORRIS, Josiah; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/10/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 18d; Irish Ridge
BLOWERS, Charles M.; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/16/62-7/1/65; 2y 10m 15d; Irish Ridge
VANEST, Martin; Pri; G, 7th
W VA Inf; 9/23/62-7/1/65; 2y 9m 8d; Bealsville
BLACK, Charles B.; Pri; C, 56th
OVI; 2/20/65-9/5/65; 6m 15d; Ozark
KING, Henry; Pri; 62nd
OVI; 3/24/65-5/20/65; 56d; Ozark
WILLIAMS, Ethrain; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 6/62-6/25/65; 2y 11m; Cameron
COX, Joseph (Catharine, wid/o);
Pri; F, 39th OVI; 3/29/65-7/9/65; 3m 10d; Irish Ridge
FULTON, William M.; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/19/62-6/14/65; Irish Ridge
SHAPPAT, John; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/22/62-8/28/65; 3y 6d; Cameron
ERLEWINE, Jacob (Annie E., wid/o);
Pri; E, 77th OVI; 9/12/62-7/31/65; 2y 9m 19d; Cameron
ATKINSON, John J.; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/19/62-6/23/65; 2y 10m 4d; Cameron
SUPES, Charles; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/22/62-5/29/65; 2y 9m 7d; Cameron; Prison at Danville, Virginia
Benton
Township;
ED 144; enumerated by August MEYER
HAUGHT, Samuel; Pri; I, 57th
OVI; 9/28/64-6/29/65; 9m 1d; Fly, Benton Township
DALLY, James G.; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/16/62-6/25/65; 2y 10m 9d; Wannawaker
WEDDLE, William (Jane, wid/o);
Pri; K, 1st OH L.A.; 10/10/61-2/63; Jolly
HOWELL, Levi; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/20/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 24d; Greenbrier
PETTY, Samuel (Levina Jane,
wid/o); Pri; C, 2nd W VA Cav.; no dates; Jolly, re-enlisted veteran
SINCLAIR, John; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 10/9/61-2/19/66; 4y 4m 10d; Trailrun; re-enlisted veteran
DYE, Matthias; Pri; I, 179th
OVI; 9/20/64-6/17/65; 8m 27d; Antioch; re-enlisted veteran
WHITLACH, Dawson; Pri; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/5/62-6/20/65; 2y 10m 15d; Aitch
RIDGWAY, Samuel; Pri; C, 2nd
W VA Cav; 9/7/61-11/28/64; 3y 2m 21d; Jolly; re-enlisted veteran
CLINE, Samuel; Pri; I, 77th
OVI; 11/11/61-; & Pri; C, 77th OVI; 1/27/64-3/8/66; 2y 1m 11d;
Jolly; re-enlisted veteran
BOLES, George, M.D.; Pri; G,
Independent PA L. A.; 9/17/64-6/15/65; 8m 28d; Rinard's Mill
GIVENS, Joseph B.; Pri; I; 77th
OVI; 11/18/61-12/19/63; 2y 1m 1d & Pri; F, 77th OVI;
12/20/63-3/8/66; 2y 11m 18d; Rinard's Mill; Prisoner at Tyler, Texas for 10
months
BROWN, James; Pri; C, 38th
OVI; 10/3/64-7/12/65; 9m 9d; Jolly
MILLS, David; Pri; I; 77th
OVI; 12/7/61-12/19/63; 2y 12d & Pri; C, 77th OVI;
12/19/63-3/8/66; 2y 2m 19d; Jolly; re-enlisted veteran
LOHR, John; Pri; I, 65th
OVI; 9/28/64-6/16/65; 8m 18d; Trailrun
STACY, Thomas (Hannah J., wid/o);
Pri; K, 62nd OVI; 12/10/61-12/31/63; 2y 21d; & Corp; K, 67th
OVI; 1/1/64-12/7/65; 1y 11m 6d; Trailrun
HEIGHLY, John; Pri; I, 194th
OVI; 2/65-6/4/65; Trailrun
RUEGEL, William C.; Pri; G, 83rd
PA Inf; 2/24/65-6/28/65; 4m 4d; Jolly
RIDGEWAY, Benjamin F.; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m; Trailrun
HALL, Simon; Pri; G, 4th
W VA Cav.; 8/10/62-3/8/64; 1y 6m 28d; & Pri; E, 36th OVI;
3/31/64-7/27/65; 1y 3m 27d; Jolly; re-enlisted veteran
STINE, William M.; Corp; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/5/62-6/10/65; 2y 10m 5d; Greenbrier
MILLS, Jacob; Pri; D, 7th
W VA Inf; 10/7/61-2/12/63; 1y 4m 5d & Pri; I, 194th OVI;
2/22/65-10/24/65; 8m 2d; Greenbrier; re-enlisted veteran
MURPHY, Samuel; Pri; I, 194th
OVI; 2/22/65-6/6/65; 3m 14d; Greenbrier
HILL, Simeon; Pri; D, 7th
W VA Inf; 10/10/61-10/10-64; 3y; Poulton
RING, Jacob; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m; Poulton; Prisoner at Shenandoah for 18 days
RING, Benjamin; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m; Poulton; Prisoner at Libby for 10 days
DYE, Benjamin F.; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m; Jolly; Prisoner at Libby for 2 weeks
SWARTS, James (Sarah G., wid/o); 1st
Lt; C, 7th W VA Inf; no dates; Brownsville
HALL, Enoch; Pri; C, 92nd
OVI; 7/26/62-6/10/65; 2y 10m 14d; Jolly
SWITZER, Charles; Pri; C, 2nd
W VA Cav.; 9/7/61-11/19/63; 2y 2m 12d & Pri; C, 2nd W VA Cav.;
11/20/63-6/30/65; 1y 7m 10d; Brownsville; re-enlisted veteran
SWALLOW, Washington M.; Pri; C, 25th
OVI; 6/10/61-3/5/63; 1y 3m 25d; Jolly
CLINE, Isaac N.; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/13/62-8/13/63; 1y; Jolly
ADAMS, Thomas; Corp; C, 2nd
W VA Cav.; 9/7/61-11/28/64; 3y 2m 21d; Jolly
Bethel
Township;
ED 143; enumerated by William F. WIRE
HOLIDAY, Frank; Pri; 63rd
OVI; 3/24/64-5/15/65; 2m 21d; Marr
OKEY, George (Rachel OKEY, wid/o); Pri; 4th Cav;
61-64; 2y 2m 19d; Marr
PARKS, Wesley; Corp; K, 92th
OVI; 8/8/62-6/2/65; 2y 9m 24d; Marr
MASTERS, John; Pri; C, 25th
OVI; 2/15/64-6/18/66; 2y 4m 3d; Masterton
LAW, Samuel N.; Pri; D, 77th
OVI; 2/4/64-3/8/66; 2y 1m 4d; Quarry
WEBER, Phillip C.; Corp; A, 87th
OVI; 6/1/62-10/62; 4m; Masterton
BURKHART, John; Pri; H, 78th
OVI; 1/10/62 & Pri; H., 1 W VA Cav; 2/1/64-7/8/65; 1y 5m 7d; Marr
SIMMONS, Wharton; Pri; 63rd
OVI; 3/24/65-5/15/65; 2m 21d; Masterton
CRAWFORD, Alexander; Pri; 63rd
OVI; 3/24/65-5/15/65; 2m 21d; Masterton
HALL, John; Sergt; C, 25th
OVI; 4/29/61-6/18/66; 5y 1m 19d; Quarry
ROACH, Anson C.; Pri; F, 132
Ills. Inf; 5/24/64-10/17/64; 4m 24d; Quarry
BEARDMORE, William; Pri; F, 179th
OVI; 9/5/64-6/17/65; 9m 12d; Masterton
DAY, Asa; Pri; G, 77th
OVI; 11/26/61-3/8/66; 4y 3m 12d; Masterton
FLEMING, Thomas; Pri; G, 74th
OVI; 2/24/64-7/10/65; 1y 4m 16d; Marr
WALLACE, Samuel H.; Sergt; A, 80th
OVI; 10/28/61-8/13/65; 3y 9m 15d; Quarry; re-enlisted vet.
CROOKS, no given name (Mary,
wid/o); Pri; K, 92nd OVI; 8/8/62-; Edith; died in prison
WIRE, William F.; Corp, I, 25th
OVI; 2/22/64-6/18/66; 2y 3m 16d; Masterton
MERCER, no given name (Eliza, wid/o);
Pri; F, 116th OVI; 8/25/62-?; Sycamore Valley; wounded at
Winchester; died 10/8/64
MEHL, no given name (Nancy,
wid/o); Pri; F, 178th OVI; 8/64-?; Sycamore Valley; died at
Nashville, Tenn.
KINCAID, Benj. F.; Pri; K, 92nd
OVI; 8/8/62-7/20/65; 2y 11m 12d; Sycamore Valley
MORRIS, Andrew J.; Pri; C, 116th
OVI; 8/11/62-6/17/65; 2y 10m 6d; Sycamore Valley
PARSONS, Edward; Pri; C, 196th;
3/20/64-?; Sprague
GREEN, Isaac; Pri; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/8/62-6/10/65; 2y 10m 2d; Graysville
WESTBROOKE, William; Pri; G, 4th
W VA Cav; 7/21/63-3/8/64; 7m 17d; no address
Center
Township;
ED 146; enumerated by Robert E. TILFORD
LANG, John H.; Pri; C, 116th
OVI; 8/15/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m; Woodsfield
OWENS, Singleton D.; Pri; F, 52nd
OVI; 8/22/62-2/22/63; 6m & Pri; D, 43rd OVI; 2/27/64-7/13/65; 1y
4m 16d; Coates
SULSBERGER, Louis T.; Corp; C, 116th
OVI; 8/15/62-6/15/65; 2y 10m; Woodsfield
WOODRING, Andrew J.; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/15/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m; Woodsfield
McCAMMON, Robert; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 6/4/64-12/17/65; 1y 11m 13d; Woodsfield
DONNELLY, Alexander; Pri; 7th
VA Inf & Pri; 12th OH Cav; no dates; Woodsfield
BOYERS, Thomas; Pri; F, 52nd
OVI; 8/6/62-8/65; 3y; Woodsfield
BAKER, Martin; Pri; K, 92nd
OVI; 8/17/62-7/17/65; 2y 11m; Woodsfield
BYERS, William H.; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 11/30/61-3/8/66; 4y 3m 8d; Woodsfield
GRAY, William (Catharine GRAY, wid/o); Pri; C, 65th
OVI; 64-?; Woodsfield; died in hospital from wound
BAKER, Milton D.; Pri; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/8/62-4/16/65; 2y 8m 8d; Woodsfield
MOOSE, John J.; Pri; B, 25th
OVI; 4/29/61-2/15/64; 2y 10m 15d; Woodsfield
MOOSE, George R.; Pri; 36th
OVI; 7/64-?; Woodsfield
HIXENBAUGH, Henry B.; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/25/62-?; Woodsfield
FISHER, George W.; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 11/9/61-3/9/66; 4y 4m; Mount Carrick
HENTHORN, John C.; Capt; E, 116th
OVI; 8/11/62-6/24/65; 2y 10m 13d; Mount Carrick
MONTGOMERY, William H.; Corp; H, 13th
OH Cav; 64-1/65; Mount Carrick
McGINNIS, Edward P.; Pri; E, 98th
OVI; 8/11/62-6/12/65; 2y 10m 1d; Coats
KIRKBRIDE, Eli; Pri; H, 116th
OVI; 8/27/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 17d; Ozark
NORRIS, John; Pri; K, 78th
OVI; 1/62-10/62; 8m; Woodsfield
BURKHART, George; Pri; A, 1st
W VA L.A.; 3/7/64-7/31/65; 1y 3m 24d; Ozark
CONLEY, Christopher; Pri; E, 2nd
VA Inf; 6/7/61-11/62; 1y 5m; Woodsfield
DRUM, William R.; Pri; C, 25th
OVI; 4/29/61-7/26/64; 3y 3m; Griffith
HAMILTON, William R.; Pri; C, 25th
OVI; 6/10/61-7/26/64; 3y 1m 16d; Griffith
COVERT, Samuel N.; Pri; G, 4th
W VA Cav; 9/28/63-3/8/64; 5m 10d & Pri; G, 184th OVI;
1/30/65-9/20/65; 7m 20d; Griffith
TWADDLE, Thomas; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 9/16/61-? & Pri; D, 116th OVI; no dates; Griffith
JACKSON, Joshua; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 2/23/64-3/8/66; 2y 15d; Griffith
BROWN, Joseph W.; Pri; 25th;
no dates; Griffith
SHAUB, Henry; Pri; E, 36th
OVI; 3/64-7/65; Griffith
BATES, Isaac T. (Mary A., wid/o);
Pri; G, OVI; 1/65-7/65; Antioch
LOWE, James; Pri; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/12/62-6/20/65; Antioch
TWINEM, Charles; Corp; B, 25th
OVI; 4/29/61-4/29/64; 3y; Antioch
AYERS, Craven (Sarah J. AYERS, wid/o); Pri; K, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-8/14/65; 3y; Griffith
MOWDER, Henry; Corp; D, 116th
OVI; 8/30/62-1/65; 2y 6m; Agin
BROWN, Elijah; Pri; B, 25th
OVI; 4/29/61-7/27/64; 3y 3m; Griffith
FERREL, James D.; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/12/62-5/4/65; 2y 9m 22d; Antioch
SIVARD, William J.; US Sol; Center
Twp; no other info
STAUDT, Jacob; US Sol; Center Twp;
no other info
Woodsfield; ED 147; enumerated by John
F. DOHERTY
COOPER, John D. (Mahala COOPER, pensioned from support of); VA;
no other info; Woodsfield; killed in service
COOPER, Jas. C.; Pri; G, 4th
VA Cav; 8/1/63-3/8/64; 7m 7d; Woodsfield
SHIELDS, Jas. L.; Pri; F, 25th
OVI; 8/4/62-7/15/65; 2y 10m 26d; Woodsfield
LITTLE, Thomas O.; Sergt., Regt.
Qm; 2nd W VA V. C. Salns??; 8/5/62-12/3/64; 3y; Woodsfield
JOHNSTON, Lewis; Pri; G, 7th
W VA Cav; 9/2/62-12/8/65; 3y 3m 6d; Woodsfield
STOEHR, Lewis Sr.; Pri; C, 116th
OVI; 8/15/62-1or 6/13/65; 2y 10m; Woodsfield
HOWELL, James (Barbara HOWELL, wid/o); Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 11/61-7/20/62; 8m 11d; Woodsfield; dis. surgeon for disability
WATSON, James; Capt; D, 7th
VA Inf; 8/1/61-1/6/63; 1y 10m 6d; Woodsfield
MARTIN, Stephen; Pri; K, 62nd
OVI; no dates as papers lost; Woodsfield
HENTHORN, David; Pri; H, 62nd
OVI; 1/14/64-? & Pri; E, 116th OVI; 12/4/65-12/8/65; 2y;
Woodsfield
GLADMAN, Geo. W. (Mary A. GLADMAN, wife); no info; now at Ohio
Asylum
ADAMS, Jefferson (Ellen ADAMS, wid/o); Gov. employ for 7m, not
enlisted; Woodsfield
VICKERS, John W.; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/6/62-6/4/65; 2y 10m 2d; Woodsfield
VICKERS, Albion E.; Pri; C, 116th
OVI; can not obtain papers; Woodsfield
ALEXANDER, Wm. M. (Oletta O. SNYDER, wid/o); Pri; E, 36th
OVI; 8/13/61-7/27/65; 3y 11m 14d; Woodsfield
COOK, Dr. Pardon (Mary E. COOK, wid/o); Ast Surg; 77th
OVI; 10/29/61-8/31/63; Woodsfield; killed in service
SPANGLER, Solomon; Capt; G, 7th
W VA; 9/1/61-4/11/63; 1y 7m; Woodsfield
HECK, John; Pri; E, 36th
OVI; 63-7/65; 1y 8m; Woodsfield
BAKER, Nelson; Pri; A, 100th
Round Hd; 9/9/61-9/16/62; 1y 7m; Woodsfield
POULTON, J. W.; Pri; G, 176th
OVI; 8/12/64-6/24/65; 10m; Woodsfield
KESTNER, Geo. L. (Barbary BOTT, wid/o); Pri; C, 116th
OVI; 8/15/62-3/7/65; 2y 7m; Woodsfield; died in service
GRAHAM, Edward I.; Pri; E, 170th
OVI; 5/2/64-9/10/64; 100d; Woodsfield
GATCHELL, John D. (Margarett GATCHELL, wid/o); Corp; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/9/62-9/31/63; 1y 1m 22d; Woodsfield; disch. for wound at Chicamauga
HUNTER, Wm. F.; 62nd;
by app. Gov. 1861 & Capt; B, 97th OVI; 7/15/62-2/12/64; 1y 6m
10d; Woodsfield; discharged
DOUGHERTY, Wm. (Elizabeth MATZ, wid/o); Capt; K, 62nd
OVI; 10/5/61-9/8/62; 11m 13d; Woodsfield
MATZ, Jacob; Pri; F, 116th OVI; 8/18/62-5/9/65; 2y 9m 21d;
Woodsfield
PEARSON, Albert J.; Pri; J, 186th
OVI; 2/14/65-9/18/65; 7m 4d; Woodsfield
CONGER, Daniel; Pri; C, 116th
OVI; 12/8/63-12/8/65; 2y; Woodsfield
SMITH, Jacob (Mary A. SMITH, wid/o); Corp; K, 62nd
OVI; 12/9/61-6/26/62; 6m 16d; Woodsfield
EARLY, Alfred M.; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 1/1/64-12/8/65; 2y; Woodsfield
BOWMAN, Jas.; Pri; B, 25th
OVI; 6/10/61-5/7/62; 10m 27d; Woodsfield; discharged for disability
TILFORD, Robt. E.; Pri; F, 32nd
OVI; 2/29/64-7/20/65; 1y 5m 1d; Woodsfield
EMMONS, Geo. L.; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-1/14/65; 2y 5m; Woodsfield
BROWN, John; Pri; B, 25th
OVI; 4/29/61-7/25/64; 3y 3m; Woodsfield
LITTLE, Oscar F.; Corp; C, 25th
OVI; 4/29/61-5/25/62; 1y 26d; Woodsfield
DRIGGS, John B.; Pri; B, 25th
OVI; 6/10/61-7/16/64; 3y 1m 6d; Woodsfield
Franklin
Township;
ED 148; enumerated by George J. McVAY
ANKRIM, Jeremiah E.; Corp; K, 92nd
OVI; 8/9/62-6/12/65; 2y 10m 3d; Stafford
MORTON, Samuel R.; Pri; F, 122nd
OVI; 5/18/64-6/13/65; 1y 25d; Stafford
GALLAUGHER, John; Pri; I, 176th
OVI; 9/13/64-6/65; Stafford
CURTIS, Jacob; Pri; G, 27th
OVI; 9/5/?-; Stafford
KENNEY, Alfred; Pri; G, 184th
OVI; 6/9/63-3/28/64; 8m 19d; Stafford; re-enlisted for 2/27/65-9/5/65
M'COLLUM, Frank; Pri; F, 180th
OVI; 8/28/64-5/29/65; 9m 1d; Sprague
MOBBERLY, Amos; Pri; A, 78th
OVI; 9/30/64-6/16/65; 9m 16d; Stafford
HAWKINS, John; Pri; A, 18th
OVI; 3/2/65-10/23/65; 7m 21d; Stafford
DILLON, William M.; Pri; F, 22nd
Iowa Inf; 8/11/62-7/9/65; 2y 11m; Stafford
McVAY, Jacob; Pri; G, 184th
OVI; 2/7/65-9/27/65; 7m 21d; no address
WILSON, Samuel (Eliza WILSON, wid/o); Cav; M, 1st
OH Cav; no dates; no address
DRAPER, Joseph; Sergt; F, 116th
OVI; 8/13/62-6/17/65; 2y 11m 4d; Swazey
OGG, John L.; Pri; A, 78th
OVI; 9/28/64-; Summerfield, Noble Co., OH
DOTSON, James L.; Pri; E, 92nd
OVI; no dates, no address
WINDHAM, Aquilla; Sergt; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/1/62-6/10/65; 2y 10m 9d; no address
DENBOW, William; Pri; K, 78th
OVI; 11/28/61-12/23/63; 2y 25d; Jerles
ROBINS, Levi J. (Eliza ROBINS, wid/o); Pri; D, 92nd
OVI; 8/11/62-6/10/65; 2y 9m 29d; Jerles
STALLINGS, Kornilas; Pri; E, 51st
OVI; 3/15/65-7/12/65; 3m 27d; Stafford
MIRACLE, John W.; Pri; A, 78th
OVI; no dates; Stafford
MARSH, Samuel W.; Pri; D, 27th
OVI; 7/20/61-1/29/63; 1y 6m 9d; Jerles
MIRACLE, Adam S.; Pri; I, 25th
OVI; 6/26/61-7/26/64; 3y; Jerles
FORSHEAR, Thomas (Rachall FORSHEAR, wid/o); Pri; G, 186th OVI; 2/15/65-9/18/65; 7m 3d; Jerles
VANFOSSON, Jacob; Pri; G, 186th
OVI; 2/15/65-9/18/65; 7m 3d; Flag, Noble Co., OH
BELL, John (Sarah, wid/o); Pri;
no info; Stafford
REED, James; Pri; I, 5th
Mass. Cav.; 3/14/64-10/31/65; 1y 7m 17d; Stafford
HICKS, Jeremiah; Pri; C, 25th
OVI; 4/29/61-6/18/66; 5y 2m 16d; Stafford
BROCK, John W.M.; Capt; D, 27th
OVI; 7/18/61-10/6/64; 3y 2m 18d; Stafford
YOCKEY, Charles; Sergt; K, 92nd
OVI; 8/9/62-6/10/65; 2y 10m 1d; Stafford
CURTIS, Lucias B. (Virginia A.,
wid/o); Pri; Stafford; no other info
SWORTWOOD, Thomas; Pri; I, 25th
OVI; 6/20/61-10/22/62; 1y 4m 2d; Stafford
HUGHES, A. G.; Pri; K, 92nd
OVI; 8/14/62-?/20/65; Stafford
OKEY, Gardner; Pri; F, 116th
OVI; 10/18/62-10/18/65; 3y; Stafford
HUGHES, Thomas O. (Mary A.E.,
wid/o); Capt; G, 64th OVI; no dates; Stafford
KING, Silas; Pri; F, 116th
OVI; 8/12/62-4/11/65; 2y 7m 29d; Stafford
HUGHES, Uriah; Pri; F, 51st
OVI; 9/15/64-6/18/65; 9m 3d; Stafford
GIBSON, William; 1st
Lieut; D, 92nd OVI; 8/17/62-6/15/65; 2y 9m 28d; Swazey
Green
Township;
ED 149; enumerated by Josphus STEPHENS
CLARK, David T.; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 62-63; 7m; Laings; discharge lost
THOMPSON, Leander; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/19/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 25d; Laings
COPLAN, John C.; Pri; K, 3rd
W VA I.; 7/4/61-3/9/64; 2y 10m 5d; Laings
HAUDERSCHILD, John; Pri; K, 63rd
OVI; 3/28/65-3/15/65; 1m 17d; Laings
COPLAN, John (duplicate of # 3);
Blacksmith; A, 6th W VA Cav.; 3/9/64-5/2/66; 3y 9m 28d; Laings
PENNELL, William D.; Pri; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/8/62-8/5/63; 11m 27d; Laings
BENNETT, Benoni S.; Pri; C, 25th
OVI; 4/29/61-12/31/63; 2y 8m 2d & Pri; C, 25th OVI;
1/1/64-6/18/66; 2y 5m 17d; Laings
ST. JOHN, Marcus R. (Sarah ST.
JOHN, wid/o); Pri; G, 18th
IL vol; 5/62-?; Laings; killed in battle at Ft. Donaldson
BRYAN, Washington (Ruth A. BRYAN); Pri; D, 116th OVI;
no dates; Laings; died in service
SIMMONS, Brice; Pri; G, 74th
OVI; 64-65; Laings; discharge lost in fire
PRICE, Isaac; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/12/62-6/23/65; 2y 9m 11d; Woodsfield
AGIN, James; Pri & Corp; D,
116th OVI; 8/25/62-6/5/66; 2y 9m; Agins
KEEPER, George; Pri; Agins; never
mustered in
WILCOX, Walter T.; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/21/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 23d; Laings
WORKMAN, Arcibald (Urana WORKMAN, wid/o); Pri; K, 63rd
OVI; no dates; Agins
MOBBERLY, William H. (Rebecca J. MOBBERLY, wid/o); Corp; C, 116th
OVI; 8/11/62-?; 2y 7m 29d; Agins
DIXON, Scot (Hannah J. PIAT, wid/o); Pri; D, 116th
OVI; no dates; Agins; died in Libby prison from effect of wounds
PIATT, Simon P.; Corp; D, 116th
OVI; 8/18/62-6/14/66; 2y 10m; Antioch
McMASTER, Thomas J.; Pri; A, 1st
W VA; 3/31/64-7/21/65; 1y 3m 20d; Laings
EIKLEBERRY, Henry (Catherine EIKLEBERRY); Pri; H, 1st OH
V L A.; 10/28/61-?; 2y 4m 5d; Laings; died in service Feb 3rd 1864
PRICE, Jacob; Pri; H, 178th
OVI; 9/17/64-7/11/65; 8m 24d; Laings
DRUM, John B.; Pri & Sergt;
D, 116th OVI; 8/16/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 28d; Benwood
STRAIGHT, Alexander; Corp; D, 116th
OVI; 8/28/62-5/24/65; 2y 8m 26d; Laings
HOFFMAN, Jacob M.; Sergt; C, 2nd
VA Cav; 9/7/61-11/8/64; 3y 2m 1d; Laings
MEHL, Valentine C.; Pri; F, 116th
OVI; 8/18/62-8/8/65; 3y; Laings
WOOD, Simon P.; Pri; C, 2nd
VA Cav; 9/25/61-10/16/62; 1y 16d; Benwood
ADAMS, John (Mahala WOOD, wid/o); Pri; 77th OVI;
no dates; Benwood; typhoid fever resulting in death; unable to get dates
CLEGG, John; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/25/62-5/29/65; 2y 8m 26d; Roundbottom
HASLAM, Thomas; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/12/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 28d; Roundbottom
CLEGG, Thomas J. (Sidney CLEGG, wid/o); Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/21/62-5/9/65; 2y 9m 12d; Roundbottom
PILES, James M.; Pri; F, 180th
OVI; 9/14/64-7/27/65; 10m 13d; Roundbottom
CONNER, Joseph; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/22/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 24d; Benwood
ROTHACKER, John (Margaret ROTHACKER, wid/o); Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/19/62-6/13/65; 2y 9m 26d; Morton
MILLER, Jacob; Pri; H, 77th
OVI; no dates; Morton
Jackson
Township;
ED 150; enumerated by John W. HUTCHISON
EVANS, Anthony (Deboro EVANS, wid/o); Pri, G; no other info;
Center View
ACKLEY, Armstrong; Pri; G, 184th
OVI; 2/5/65-9/20/65; Fly
BRADFIELD, Jacob; Pri; K, 62nd
OVI; 12/10/61-12/7/65; 3y 11m 27d; Center View
LUDOF, Henry; Pri; 63rd
OVI; 3/28/65-5/15/65; 1m 18d; Fly
HAUGHT, Noah P.; Pri; H, 143rd
OVI; 2/28/65-7/19/65; 5m 22d; Center View
ROSELIEF, Louis; Pri; G, 5th
PA Art.; 8/23/64-6/30/65; 10m 7d; Trail Run
WIEGEL, Frederick J.; Corp; F, 5th
PA H. Art.; 8/31/64-6/31/65; 10m; Trail Run
EICKE, Louis; Pri; H, 1st
OH L. Art.; 10/18/61-4/18/63; 1y 6m; Trail Run
MEHRLEY, John; Pri; K, 66th
OVI; 10/17/61-6/2/62; 7m 16d; Fly
WHITNEY, Enoch; Pri; F, 189th
OVI; 2/22/65-9/28/65; 7m 6d; Fly
TUEL, Daniel; Pri; A, 3rd
W VA Cav.; 12/22/61-7/29/62; 7m 7d; Fly
THIEL, Henry; Pri; C; 64-65; 1y
2m; Fly
McCOLLUM, Isaac; Pri; D, 7th
W VA Inf; 8/27/61-7/26/65; 3y 11m 1d; Centre View
YOST, Peter; Pri; K, 62nd
OVI; 11/25/61-1/14/63; Centre View
EDDY, William; Pri; G, 4th
VA Cav.; 63-64; 8m & Pri, K, 1st OH L. Art.; 3/18/64-7/18/65; 1y
4m; Centre View
WHITE, Hamilton; Pri; C, 77th
OVI; 10/9/61-3/8/66; 4y 4m 30d; Centre View
HISSUM, David; Pri; C, 77th
OVI; 2/22/64-3/8/66; 2y 14d; Centre
View; prisoner at Tyler, Texas
MAILOW, John; Corp; C, 77th
OVI; 6/21/63-3/8/66; 2y 8m 17d; Centre View
EATON, William; Pri; C, 77th
OVI; 10/18/61-3/8/66; 4y 4m 21d; Centre View; prisioner at Tyler, Texas
HALL, James C.; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/16/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 28d; Centre View
BEAVER, Francis M.; Pri; G, 4th
W VA Cav.; 8/20/63-3/8/64; 6m 19d; Witten
COLVIN, Roseberry; Pri; G, 184th
OVI; 2/5/65-5/19/65; 3m 14d; Witten
MISHNACK, Jacob (Emily MITTENTORF, frm wid/o); Pri; C, 116th
OVI; 1/5/64-5/17/65; 1y 5m 12d; Witten
COLVIN, Charles; Pri; G, 184th
OVI; 2/6/65-9/20/65; 7m 14d; Fly
SOLE, Isaac; Pri; C, 2nd
VA Cav.; 11/20/61-6/30/65; 3y 7m 10d; Witten
ROWLES, Jesse; Pri; K, 62nd
OVI; 11/3/61-3/63; 1y 4m; Centre View
LEASURE, Isaac; Pri; F, 116th
OVI; 6/63-9/63; Witten
ROWLES, Benjamin; Pri; 63rd
OVI; 3/28/65-5/15/65; 2m 18d; Witten
McKNIGHT, John W.; Pri; C, 77th
OVI; 2/24/64-3/8/66; 2y 12d; no address
BUNFILL, Harrison; Pri; D, 33rd
OVI; 9/28/64-6/5/65; 8m 7d; Witten
MERCKLE, Mathias; Pri; K, 62nd
OVI; 10/17/61-10/17/64; 3y; Witten
SHOOK, Isaac; Pri; I, 10th
W VA Inf; 12/10/63-8/9/65; 1y 8m; Witten
McCAIN, Francis; Sergt; F, 180th
OVI; 8/64-7/65; Fly
MATHEWS, William; Pri; B, 197th
OVI; 3/25/65-7/30/65; 4m 5d; Trail Run
RUTTER, George (Elizabeth MATHEWS, wid/o); Pri; 7th W
VA Inf; no other info
MYERS, William; Pri; H, 1st
W VA Inf; 9/61-9/62; Sardis
JONES, Samuel; Pri; E, 2nd
W VA Inf; 6/10/61-10/27/63; 2y 4m 17d; Sardis
CONLEY, Jessie; Pri; C, 25th
OVI; 2/10/64-6/26/65; 1y 4m 16d; Sardis
TRUAX, George; Sergt; H, 1st
W VA Inf; 10/13/61-10/64; 3y; Sardis
DENNIS, Joseph T.; Pri; C, 2nd
W VA Cav.; 9/25/61-6/30/65; 3y 9m 5d; Sardis
BILLETER, Noah; Pri; C, 15th
W VA Inf; 8/15/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 29d; Sardis
WITTEN, Joseph; Pilot of Majestic;
9/1/64-?; Witten
HOSKINSON, John P.; Pri; K, 71st
OVI; 9/28/64-6/12/65; 8m 14d; Witten
SCHNEIDER, Jacob; Pri; A, 1st
W VA L. Art.; 7/13/62-7/21/65; 3y 8d; Sistersville, W VA
HALL, Alel; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/16/62-64; 2y; Centre View
BARKER, James; Pri; E, 36th
OVI; 8/15/61-11/25/62; 1y 3m 10d; Sardis
HANNON, William; US Sol; Jackson;
no other info
BOMEMAN or BORNEMAN, Henry; US Sol; Jackson; no other info
FULTZ, Margaret (Wid); US Sol;
Jackson; no other info
HISSEM, Mary; US Sol; Jackson; no
other info
Lee
Township;
ED 151; enumerated by Henry C. THOMPSON
HAVELY, James S.; Sergt; C, 15th
W VA Inf; 8/18/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 26d; Sardis
EASLEY, John; Sergt; H, 77th
OVI; 12/19/61-7/16/64; 2y 6m 27d; Sardis
REUSSER, John W.; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/16/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 28d; Sardis
MILLER, Christian; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-1/28/65; 2y 4m 14d; Sardis
RUTTER, John; Pri; D, 7th
W VA Inf; 9/7/62-7/7/65; 2y 10m; Sardis
WINDLAND, Charles; Pri; B, 198th
OVI; 3/15/65-5/8/65; 1m 25d; Sardis
MELLOTT, Jacob; Fifer, G, 7th
W VA Inf; 9/12/61-9/7/63; 1y 11m 26d; Sardis
BAUMGARDNER, John (Barbara RAIMAIER, frm wid/o); Pri; 77th
OVI; 10/4/62-?; Sardis; died at Alton Ill. of smallpox; Jan 22, 1863
HOSSMAN, Benedict; Pri; C, 71st
OVI; no dates; Sardis
RUFFMER, John; Pri; G, 197th
OVI; 3/25/65-7/31/65; 4m 6d; Sardis
ZOSS, Levi; Pri; H, 77th
OVI; 12/13/61-8/22/65; 3y 8m 9d; Morton
BRUNY, John; Pri; H, 77th
OVI; 9/6/62-7/28/63; 10m 22d; Lee Twp
RUSH, John K.; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/25/62-6/13/65; 2y 9m 13d; Sardis
BASSIN or BASSM, Friderick; Pri; C, 4th Del Inf; 7/16/62-8/6/63;
1y 26d; Sardis; discharged on Surgeon's certificate of disability
WORLEY, George M.; Pri; H, 61st
OVI; 2/13/62-2/14/64; 2y 1d; & Pri; H, 82nd OVI;
2/15/64-7/24/65; 6m 21d; Sardis
KETZELL, Godfrey; Pri; Mingo ?;
61-?; 3m & PA H.A.; 7m; no other info; Sardis
BOWEN, Thomas; Pri; E, 36th
OVI; 8/13/61-9/3/64; 3y 17d; Sardis
HUBORD, Roswell; Pri; B, 66th
OVI; 9/28/64-6/2/65; 7m 4d; Sardis
SCHOONOVER, Daniel; Pri; C, 15th
W VA Inf; 8/4/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m 10d; Sardis
WELLS, John Q. A.; Pri; C, 15th
W VA Inf; 6/62-6/14/65; Sardis
WOHNHAS, Jacob; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/19/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 25d; Sardis
SCHOONOVER, Jesse; Pri; H, 11th
W VA Inf; 6/29/61-?; Sardis
HOSKINSON, Ezra; Pri; F, 51st
OVI; 9/28/64-6/28/65; 9m; Sardis
LEMON, Slathiel; Pri; D, 7th
W VA Inf; 8/1/61-9/13/62; & Sergt; G, 184th OVI; 2/3/65-9/20/65;
7m 17d; Sardis; discharged on Surgeon's certificate of disability
RICHARDSON, Theofolis W. (Mary E. SKINNER, frm wid/o); Corp; A, 1st
W VA Inf; 9/14/61-3/27/65; 3y 6m 13d; Sardis
LITTEN, Noah; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 10/21/61-9/29/62; 11m 8d; Sardis; discharged on Surgeon's certificate of
disability
MACHAL, John (Margaret, wid/o);
Pri; F, 12th NJ Inf; 4/5/65-7/15/65; 3m 10d; Sardis
MORROW, John; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/21/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 23d; Sardis
HAVELEY, Anthony D. (Martha J.,
wid/o); Pri; H, 31st Mass. Inf; no dates; Sardis
THOMPSON, Henry C.; Corp; C, 184th
OVI; 2/3/65-9/20/65; 7m 17d; Sardis
WATTERS (WALTERS), Clem A.; Pri; I, 196th
OVI; 3/2/65-8/28/65; 5m 26d; Sardis
MELLOTT, John P.; Pri; G, 7th
W VA Inf; 9/20/61-2/16/63; 1y 4m 26d; Sardis; discharged on Surgeon's
certificate of disability
WINLAND, William; Pri; B, 198th
OVI; 3/15/65-5/8/65; 1m 25d; Sardis
KNAPP, Wilson L. (Paulina,
wid/o); Pri; D, 51st OVI; 9/24/64-6/20/65; 8m 26d; Sardis
FARMER, Samuel; Pri; H, 1st
W VA Inf; 10/25/61-2/11/64; 2y 3m 16d; Sardis
TSCHAPPAT, Samuel; Col; A, 116th
OVI; 8/22/62-7/26/65; 2y 11m 4d; Sardis (added by E.J.L.)
Malaga
Township;
ED 152; enumerated by James P. MANN
MANN, Wilson S.; Pri; C, 116th
OVI; 8/15/62-?; 2y 10m; Malaga
BROWN, Edmund A.; Pri; E, 36th
OVI; 8/61-3/28/63; 1y 9m; Malaga
NEUHART, George; Pri; G, 7th
W VA Inf; 9/28/61-9/28/64; 3y; Malaga
HARDESTY, Oliver A. (Hannah J.,
wid/o); Sergt; C, 116th OVI; 8/11/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m 3d;
Miltonsburg; Prisoner at Bell Isle
STAUDT, Francis C.; Corp; C, 116th
OVI; 8/11/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m 3d; Miltonsburg
SLUSHER, Martin L.; Corp; C, 116th
OVI; 8/8/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m 6d; Miltonsburg
TRUAX, William; Pri; C, 2nd
W VA Cav. 3/4/62-3/9/65; 3y 5d; Malaga
HARDESTY, Walter S.; Pri; C, 116th
OVI; 8/9/62-7/63; Malaga
TACKER, Walter C.; Corp; C, 116th
OVI; 8/10/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m 4d; Malaga
BRUCE, Hugh (Catharine, wid/o);
Sergt; A, 77th OVI; no dates; Malaga
GOODMIRE, Philip; Pri; K, 2nd
Mis Inf; 6/26/61-9/26/64; 3y 3m; Monroefield
MORRIS, Oliver C.; Pri; K, 80th
OVI; 8/21/62-5/29/65; 2y 9m 8d; Malaga
HAREN, Adam; Pri; K, 87th
OVI; 10/61-4/63; 1y 6m; Miltonsburg
GIBBINS, Thomas; Pri; E, 62nd
OVI; 10/61-12/12/65; 4y 2m; Jerusalem
GROUX, Samuel; Pri; E, 7th
Mis Inf; 2/7/64-12/64; 9m; no address
MANN, James P.; Capt; C, 116th
OVI; 8/8/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m 6d; Malaga
MANN, William A.; Pri; C, 116th
OVI; 8/11/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m 3d; Malaga
PHILIPS, John B.; Pri; C, 128th
OVI; no dates; Jerusalem
SLAY, Milton B.; Pri; E, 62nd
OVI; 12/9/61-5/31/62; 5m 22d; Jerusalem
BEACH, George C.; Corp; C, 25th
OVI; 6/10/61-6/18/64; 3y 8d & Pri; I, 55th OVI; 9/21/64-6/9/65;
8m 18d; Jerusalem
ROWLEY, John L.; Pri; D, 11th
W VA Inf; 9/63-6/24/65; 1y 8m 18d; Jerusalem
THOMAS, Hezekiah; Pri; A, 25th
OVI; 6/13/61-6/18/66; 5y 5d; Jerusalem
WILEY, Leander; Pri; E, 62nd
OVI; 10/17/61-12/7/65; 4y 1m 20d; Jerusalem
YOCKEY, Samuel; Pri; E, 36th
OVI; 1/14/65-7/27/65; 7m 13d; no address
SMITH, William D.; Pri; E, 38th
OVI; 9/22/64-6/10/65; 8m 18d; Jerusalem
PATTERSON, no given name (Rachel A. PATTERSON, wid/o); Corp; E, 62nd
OVI; 10/22/61-8/23/65; 3y 10m 1d; Jerusalem
TIPTEN, Thomas L.; Pri; C, 116th
OVI; 8/12/62-?; Jerusalem
GRIFFITH, Joseph; Pri; P, 6th
W VA Inf; 2/65-6/65; Jerusalem
Ohio
Township;
ED 153; enumerated by Sam BRAUNLICH
THOENEN, John F.; Pri; C, 25th
OVI; 4/29/61-7/26/64; 3y 2m 27d; Hannibal
THOENEN, David; Pri; H, 77th
OVI; 10/10/62-7/31/63; 9m 21d; Hannibal
REITHM LLER, G. F.; Pri; A, 1st
W VA L. Art.; 6/28/61-8/8/64; 3y 1m 10d; Hannibal
TISHER, Jacob; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-64; 3y; Hannibal; Prisoner at Andersonville & Libby for 6
months
SINGENWALD, Charles; Pri; F, 180th
OVI; 10/4/64-7/25/65; 10m 21d; Hannibal
MARTY, Randolph; Pri; H, 77th
OVI; 10/10/62-7/31/63; 9m 21d; Hannibal
SPRING, David; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m; Hannibal
GALLAHER, Calvin J.; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 9/62-11/63; Hannibal; wounded, Little, Ark. (probably Little Rock, Ark.);
discharged on surgeon's certificate
BOWRY, Robert; Pri; B, 9th
OH Cav; 10/12/62-3/4/65; 2y 6m 22d; Clarington; discharged on Surgeon's
certificate
HICKS, John; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 9/61-66; Hannibal; reinlisted
MOZENA, Milton; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m; Hannibal
HARRISON, Flemin; Corp; F, 180th
OVI; 10/4/64-7/12/65; 9m 8d; Hannibal
PUGH, David A.; Corp; F, 180th
OVI; 10/4/64-7/12/65; 9m 8d; Hannibal
PUGH, Hercules; Pri; F, 180th
OVI; 10/4/64-7/12/; 9m 8d; Hannibal
BRUNEY, Fredrick (Elizebeth,
wid/o); Pri; H, 77th OVI; 10/10/62-7/31/63; 9m 21d; Hannibal
KASERMAN, Jacob; Pri; H, 77th
OVI; 10/10/62-7/31/63; 9m 21d; Hannibal
DIERKES, Charles (Elizebeth,
wid/o); Pri; E, 116th OVI; 8/14/62-; Goodwin; died in Sandy Hook
Hospital
NESPERLEY, Martin; Pri; G, 4th
W VA Cav; 8/20/63-3/8/64; 7m 18d; Hannibal
NESPERLY, John; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/18/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 16d; Hannibal
TISHER, Abraham; Pri; H, 25th
OVI; 4/29/61-7/26/64; 3y 2m 27d; Goodwin
BOWRY, George; Pri; F, 180th
OVI; 9/15/64-7/12/65; 9m 17d; Hannibal
SPRING, Michael; Pri; no other
info; Hannibal; discharge lost
BACHMAN, Godfrey; Pri; H, 77th
OVI; 10/6/62-7/31/63; 8m 25d; Morton
ZEH, John (Caroline, wid/o);
Pri; 63rd OVI; 3/24/-5/15/65; 1m 15d; Morton; Dis. Genl. Order # 77,
War Dept.
BRUNY, Samuel (Barbra A., wid/o);
Corp; 6/61-?; Morton; served through war
STRAUB, Reinhard; Pri; C, 116th
OVI; 8/10/62-5/17/65; 2y 9m 7d; Sardis; prisoner for 5 weeks
THOMAS, Alexander J.; Pri; B, 9th
OH Cav.; 10/11/62-7/20/65; 2y 9m 9d; Hannibal
HODEL, John; Pri; H, 77th
OVI; 12/14/61-12/19/63; 2y 5d & Pri; D, 77th OVI;
1/19/64-10/31/65; 1y 9m 12d; Hannibal; reinlisted; dischgd. from hospital
STAUFFER, Nichalaus; Pri; G, 67th
OVI; 12/23/63-12/17/65; 1y 11m 24d; Hannibal
HENTHORNE, D. O. C.; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m; Hannibal
SCHRODER, William; Pri; E, 6th
OVI; 6/18/61-6/18/64; 3y; Duffey
HOWELL, Anthoney; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/18/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 26d; Duffey
HOSKINSON, Joseph; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 10/16/61-8/8/62; 8m 22d; Duffey; wounded & discharged on acct. of
wound
BUSKIRK, Mortimer; Corp; A, 77th
OVI; 10/31/61-3/27/65; 3y 4m 26d; Duffey; Prisoner at Camp Ford for 10 months
HOSKINSON, John W.; Pri; D, 14th
V.R.C. Inf; 4/29/61-6/15/64; 3y 26d; Hannibal
BARE, William; Corp; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/7/62-6/10/65; 2y 10m 3d; Hannibal
ONEILL, Joseph H.; Sergt; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/4/62-6/10/65; 2y 10m 6d; Hannibal
HENTHORN, John W.; Pri; H, 77th
OVI; 11/18/61-3/15/62; 3m 27d; Hannibal; dischgd. by Sergent's Certificate of
Dis.
MAY, Daniel E. (Sarah M.,
wid/o); no info; Hannibal; discharge lost
BUCHWALD, John E. F.; Pri; I, 67th
OVI; 1/5/64-12/7/65; 11m 2d; Hannibal
BOSTON, Israel D.; Pri; F, 15th
OVI; 9/6/61-9/19/64; 3y 13d; Hannibal
TISHER, John Jr.; Pri; C, 25th
OVI; 4/29/61-7/26/64; 3y 2m 27d; Hannibal
KAST, Joseph; Pri; H, 77th
OVI; 10/10/62-7/31/63; 9m 21d; Hannibal
TISHER, William; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/18/62-?; Hannibal; discharge in Washington
BROWN, Smith; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 10/16/61-3/15/62; 4m 29d; Duffey; discharge on Sergt. Certificate of
disability
Perry
Township; ED
154; enumerated by Theodore MOLDEN
BONEM, William; Musician; A, 116th
OVI; 8/15/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m 1d; Antioch
ACKLEY, Wesley (Rachel ACKLEY, wid/o); Pri; E, 36th
OVI; 8/14/61-; 3y; Antioch; gunshot wound, died 4 Aug 1864
FOREAKER, William C.; Pri; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/5/62-6/10/65; 2y 10m 5d; Antioch
BARNARD, Henry (Deliah BARNARD, wid/o); ink smudge; 116th
OVI; 8/62-; 3m; Antioch; died Dec 1862
EDINGTON, Peter W.; Pri; C, ink
smudge; 10/4/64-8/23/65; 10m 19d; Antioch
DAUGERTY, Henry; Sergt; K, 62nd
OVI; 10/5/61-10/26/64; 3y 19d; Antioch
WILSON, David; Pri; B, 14th
PA V. C.; 3/7/64-9/7/65; 1y 6m; Antioch
HAWKINS, William; Pri; E, 36th
OVI; 8/13/61-9/64; 3y 17d; Antioch
HENDRICKS, Henry B. (Catharine,
wid/o); Pri; B, 9th OVC; no dates; Antioch
ULLOM, Elihu M.; Pri; E, 36th
OVI; 8/13/61-7/27/65; 3y 11m 15d; Antioch
WRIGHT, William W.; Pri; H, 1st
OH L. A.; 10/17/61-10/26/64; 3y 9d; Antioch
LAUTHER, William M.; Pri; C, 25th
OVI; 4/30/61-8/8/65; 4y 4m; no address
LAUTHER, George (Arthela LAUTHER, wid/o); Sergt; K, 92nd
OVI; 8/14/62-6/10/65; 2y 10m 4d; Antioch; died 20 Nov 1888 or 1889
LYNCH, G. B. (Margaret LYNCH, wid/o); Pri; C, 2nd W
VA C.; 9/25/61-?; Antioch
PETTY, Daniel C.; U.S. Sol; no
other info; Antioch
HUBBARD, George E.; Pri; D, 7th
VA V.I.; 11/1/61-5/1/62; 6m & Pri; I, 194th OVI;
2/28/65-10/24/65; 7m 26d; Antioch
THOMSON, Cornelius; Pri; 1st
Iowa V.C.; 8/1/61-9/9/64; 3y 2m 8d; Antioch
BOTTENFIELD, Isaac (Mary E. THOMSON, frm wid/o); Pri; C, 2nd
VA V.C.; 9/10/61-6/13/65; 3y 9m; Antioch
OKEY, Henry (Ann E. OKEY, wid/o); Lieut; D, 116th
OVI; 8/61-62; Antioch
BROWN, James W.; Pri; C, 2nd
VA V.C.; 9/25/61-3/7/64; 3y 4m 19d; Antioch
BROWN, John R.; Pri; C, 2nd
W VA Cav; 9/25/61-3/7/64; 3y 4m 19d; Antioch
HUFFMAN, Roseberry M.; Pri; C, 2nd
W VA Cav.; 9/25/61-12/23/64; 3y 2m 22d; Antioch
CLINE, John M.; Pri; G, 25th
OVI; 3/25/62-10/30/65; 3y 7m 5d; Antioch
LENTZ, David; Sergt; H., 1st
OH V.L.A.; 10/14/61-10/14/64; 3y; Antioch
LISK, Nicholas; Pri; C, 77th
OVI; 2/15/64-6/14/66; 1y 3m 29d; Antioch
CALEGAUGH, Jackson W.; Sergt; G &
D; 7th W VA I; 9/1/61-7/1/65; 3y 10m; Antioch
SHRIEVE, James; Pri; D, W VA V.I.;
8/1/61-9/7/63; 3y 4m 6d; Aitch
MORGAN, Willoughby; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/16/62-4/8/65; 2y 4m 22d; Antioch
TRUEX, John A.; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 12/23/63-5/29/65; 1y 5m 6d; Antioch
HUFFMAN, Mathias; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 12/3/61-7/16/62; 7m 13d; Antioch
DAUGHERTY, Mathew (Mary DAUGHERTY, wid/o); Pri; K, 62nd
OVI; 11/28/61-8/4/62; 9m 24d; Antioch
BOTTENFIELD, William (Miclidda BOTTENFIELD, wid/o); Pri; C, 2nd
W VA C.; 9/7/61-6/30/65; 3y 9m 13d; Antioch
HUFFMAN, Franklin D.; Pri; G, 4th
W VA C; 8/1/62-3/8/64; 6m 7d & Corp; G, 184th OVI;
1/15/65-8/21/65; 7m 6d; Antioch
ELROD, James; Corp; C, 77th
OVI; 8/61-3/66; 4y 4m; Antioch
PENN, Owen; Corp; D, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m; Antioch
STINE, Isaac (Catharine STINE, wid/o); Pri; K, 62nd
OVI; 10/2/61-; Antioch; died in prison 'Ritchmond' Sep 1862
DYE, Marshal; Pri; G, 4th
W VA C; 7/21/63-3/8/64; 7m 13; Aitch
HARBIN, George W. (Laucinda G. HARBIN, wid/o [also wid/o Joseph MOORE or MOOSE]); Pri; C, 52nd OVI; 1/23/64-7/20/65; 6m; Aitch
BEVER, Joseph P.; Pri; D, 67th
OVI; 12/25/63-12/7/65; 1y 11m 18d; Antioch
ULLOM, Stephen (Elenor WRIGHT, wid/o); Pri; C, 2nd
W VA Cav; 9/7/61-died; 2y; Antioch; possibly died on 30 Jun 1866
VOGLER, Valentine; Pri; P, 6th
W VA I; 11/18/61-12/20/64; 3y 1m 2d; Antioch
LOHRI, John (Catharine LOHRI, wid/o); Pri; H, 7th
V. R. C.; 10/20/61-11/15/64; 3y 25d; Antioch
EHMAN, Lasarus; Pri; C, 2nd
W VA C; 12/63-6/13/65; 1y 7m 10d; Antioch
ANDERSON, Joseph; Pri; D, 7th
W VA I; 10/17/61-7/6/65; 3y 8m 11d; Antioch
WILSON, John; Pri; E, 36th
OVI; no dates; Antioch
HUPP, William; Pri; H, 71st
OVI; 9/28/64-6/12/65; 8m 16d; Aitch
DYE, Bazel; Wagoner; A, 116th
OVI; 8/10/62-6/25/65; 2y 10m 15d; Aitch
SOLSBERRY, Daniel (Rachel SOLESBERRY, wid/o); Pri; E, 36th
OVI; 8/13/61-7/27/65; 3y 11m 15d; Greenbrier
CLINE, Lenard; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-7/14/65; 2y 11m; Greenbrier
FOREAKER, George S.; Pri; D, 7th
W VA Cav; 8/61-1/10/63; 2y 5m; Greenbrier
CLINE, Rosberry M.; Pri; D, 27th
OVI; 6/61-3/62; 9m; Greenbrier
STATES, Samuel (Francis STATES, wid/o); Corp; K, 1st
OH L.A.; 10/61-1/65; 3y 3m; Greenbrier
HAUGHT, James; Pri; F, 7th
W VA V; 10/16/61-1/13/63; 1y 2m 27d; Greenbrier
DILLON, Henry; Sergt; D, 7th
W VA V; 8/1/61-6/1/65; 3y 11m; Greenbrier
RHOADS, John; Corp; I, 25th
OVI; 5/61-3/1/66; 4y 10m; Greenbrier
COX, Jackson; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/11/62-6/27/65; 2y 10m 16d; Graysville
MOLDEN, Theodore; Pri; I, 179th
OVI; 9/20/64-6/25/65; 9m 5d; Antioch
Salem
Township;
ED 155; enumerated by Ephraim D. STINEROD
GILMORE, Dallas; Corp; E, 116th
OVI; 8/12/62-6/12/65; 2y 10m; Clarington
DAVIS, Lewis; Pri; F, 15th
OVI; 9/26/61-9/19/64; 3y 13d; Clarington
SYKES, Lewis; Corp; A, 77th
OVI; 9/13/61-3/8/66; 4y 5m 25d; Clarington
BOETTICHER, Charles; Pri; F, 15th
OVI; 12/14/62-12/5/64; 2y 27d; Clarington
OLLOM, Jacob; Sergt; A, 77th
OVI; 10/14/61-12/12/64; 3y 2m; Clarington
BROCK, Abel; Pri; D, 129th
OVI; 7/12/63-3/64; Clarington; papers could not be found
IMHOFF, John; Pri; E & G, 77th
OVI; 3/19/64-3/8/66; 1y 11m 19d; Clarington; papers could not be found
KERNEN, Jacob; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 64-65; 1y; Clarington; lost papers
STETSON, Edward; Pri; D, 1st
W VA Inf; 3/16/64-7/22/65; 1y 4m 6d; Clarington
BRAKE, George; Pri; I, 1st
Ind. Cav.; 7/4/61-4/11/63; 1y 9m 7d; Oak
SEAMON, Edward (Annie K. SEASOM, wid/o); Pri; D, 1st
W VA Cav; 10/1/61-7/8/65; 3y 9m 7d; Oak
SHAW, Josiah; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 12/25/63-8/15/65; 1y 7m 20d; Oak
OLLOM, Adam; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/18/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 26d; Clarington
DAVIS, Morris; Pri; E, 20th
OVI; 8/20/61-8/10/65; 3y 11m 20d; Clarington
EICHHORN, Henry; Pri; G, 148th
OVI; 5/2/64-9/14/64; 4m 12d; Clarington
SMITH, Alexander; Pri; G, 77th
OVI; 11/25/61-3/30/64; 2y 4m 5d; Clarington
LITTLETON, Isaac; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/15/62-7/7/65; 2y 10m 22d; Clarington
LITTLETON, John C.; Pri; G, 98th
OVI; no dates; Clarington
FARNSWORTH, James W.; Pri; B, 172nd
NJ; no dates; Clarington; papers could not be found
SMITH, Elial; Pri; F, 180th
OVI; 7/8/64-7/29/65; 1y 21d; Clarington
SUTLER, John; Pri; H, 20th
OVI; 3/17/64-5/14/65; 1y 1m 27d; Oak
WHETZEL, Ezekiel; Corp; F, 180th
OVI; 10/2/64-7/12/65; 9m 10d; Clarington
WHETZEL, Lewis; Pri; F, 180th
OVI; 7/8/64-7/29/65; 1y 21d; Clarington
HUMPHREY, James (Sarah A. HUMPHREY, wid/o); Pri; F, 180th
OVI; 9/29/64-7/12/65; 9m 13d; Clarington
LINEGAR, John; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 62-?; Clarington; lost his papers
FISH, Nathan (Margaret FISH, wid/o); Lieut; B, 12th
W VAInf; no dates; Clarington; papers lost
COLLINS, Michael (Mary J., wid/o);
Pri; A, 77th OVI; 10/9/62-7/19/65; 2y 8m 15d; Clarington
JACKSON, James H.; Pri; H, 1st
W VA Cav; 2/9/64-7/15/65; 1y 5m 11d; Clarington
ROSE, Frederic; Pri; B, 25th
OVI; 4/29/61-7/26/64; 2y 14m 27d; Clarington
KALBFLEICH, John; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/22/62-5/15/6?; 2y 8m 23d; Clarington
LANDES, John; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 2/18/64-5/8/66; 2y 4m 20d; Clarington
HEATH, Samuel; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 9/15/62-7/19/65; 2y 10m 4d; Clarington
WALTON, William; Sergt; E, 23rd
OVI; 10/7/62-6/18/65; 2y 8m 11d; Clarington
BUSKIRK, Oliphant (Sarah A.,
wid/o); Pri; A, 77th OVI; 10/3/61-12/19/63; 2y 2m 16d; Clarington
REILLY, Thaddeus; Pri; H, 25th
OVI; 4/27/61-7/26/64; 3y 2m 29d; Clarington
STEPHAN, Frederic; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/21/62-10/13/6?; 3y 1m 22d; Clarington
KOLLER, Jacob; Pri; OVI; 61-65;
Clarington; discharge lost
CAIN, Thomas; Pri; B & C, 25th
OVI; 6/10/61-6/18/66; 5y 8d; Clarington
DAVIS, George W.; Pri; F, 180th
OVI; 7/8/64-7/29/65; 1y 21d; Clarington
MILLER, Thedore; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 2/6/64-3/8/66; 2y 1m 2d; Clarington
DILLON, Hampton; Corp; A, 77th
OVI; 9/25/61-12/19/63; 2y 2m 24d & Corp; A, 77th OVI;
12/20/63-3/8/66; 3y 2m 18d; Clarington
KINNEY, Timothy; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; no dates; Clarington; papers lost
STETSON, Charles; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; no dates; Clarington; papers lost
FANKHOUSER, Christian; Pri; C, 25th
OVI; 6/10/61-1/20/63; 1y 7m 20d; Clarington
LEBARRON, Thedore; Pri; A, 26th
OVI; no dates; 1y; Clarington; papers lost
LINEGAR, John; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; no dates; Clarington; papers locked up (duplicate of earlier record)
GATTS, Christopher; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 7/3/64-65; Clarington
DENNIS, John (Catharine DENNIS, wid/o); Capt; C, 7th
W VA Inf; no dates; Clarington; papers lost
BUSKIRK, Joseph; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; no dates; Clarington; papers lost
OLLOM, Jacob; Sergt; A, 77th
OVI; 10/14/61-12/12/64; 3y 2m; Clarington
DAVIS, Samuel; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; no dates; Clarington
ALLEN, David C.; Pri; E, 36th
OVI; 8/13/6?-3/21/6?; 2y 4m 22d; Clarington
WIGGINS, George (Emily WIGGINS, wid/o); Pri; A, 77th
OVI; no dates; Clarington
KINNEY, Jacob; U.S. Sol.;
Clarington, Main St.; no other info
WHITE, John; U. S. Sol.;
Clarington, Market St.; no other info
Seneca
Township;
ED 156; enumerated by Wellington N. CLEVELAND
MILLER, Peter (Rhoda, wid/o); Pri;
I, 20th OVI; 12/11/61-; Calais; died Apr 22 1862 at Shilo, Tenn.
PORTER, Joseph; Pri; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/1/62-6/10/65; 2y 10m 9d; Calais
YOCKEY, Caspar (Margaret, wid/o);
Corp; C, 92nd OVI; 8/1/62-6/10/65; 2y 10m 9d; Calais
STEPHEN, Samuel; Pri; F, 116th
OVI; 10/19/62-8/8/65; 2y 9m 19d; Calais
HAYS, Lenard (Mary, wid/o); Pri;
D, 3rd OVI; 6/13/61-6/21/64; 3y 8d; Calais; re-enlisted 90th
Reg., Comp. D, 5th Ind. Cav.
THOMPSON, James K. (Sarah, wid/o);
Pri; K, 78th OVI; 1/13/62-7/11/65; 2y 6m 2d; Calais
KING, Amos H.; Pri; F, 51st
OVI; 9/28/64-6/20/65; 8m 22d; Doherty
MORRIS, John W.; Pri; F, 116th
OVI; 10/19/62-8/8/65; 2y 9m 19d; Calais
CRAFT, William H.; Pri; I, 26th
OVI; 6/17/61-11/15/65; 4y 4m 28d; Calais
MARTIN, John; Pri; B, 9th
OH Cav.; 10/11/62-7/20/65; 2y 9m 9d; Calais
TUTTLE, John; Pri; C, 4th
Iowa Cav.; 2/27/63-6/6/65; 2y 3m 9d; Calais
CREGG, Joshua B.; Pri; I, 25th
OVI; 2/25/64-6/18/66; 2y 3m 23d; Calais
SEARS, Thomas D.; Corp; B, 116th
OVI; 8/11/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m 3d; Calais
McCOY, Thomas A.; Pri; B, 148th
OVI; 5/2/64-9/15/64; 4m 13d; Calais
DAVIDSON, William (Martha E.,
wid/o); Pri; C, 92th OVI; 8/1/62-64; Calais; died in Libby Prison,
2/15/64
EBERLE, Charles L.; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/11/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m 3d; Calais
FOWLER, William H.; Pri; C, 161st
OVI; 5/2/64-9/2/64; 4m; Ethel
BISHOP, John I. (Sarah A., wid/o);
Pri; H, 31st OVI; 1/31/64-7/20/65; 6m 11d; Ethel
WINDHAM, Thomas M.; Pri; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/11/62-6/10/65; 2y 10m 9d; Doherty
POWELL, William; Pri; K, 18th
OVI; 3/21/65-10/9/65; 6m 18d; Calais
Summit
Township;
ED 157; enumerated by W. K. GREENBANK
DILLON, Henry; Pri; F, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-8/4/65; 2y 11m 20d; Lewisville
KESTNER, Godlib; Pri; G, 7th
VA Inf; 61-7/65; 4y 4m; Lewisville
DENBOW, Levi; Pri; K, 78th
OVI; 9/29/64-5/30/65; 8m 1d; Lewisville
DENBOW, Bazzle; Pri; K, 78th
OVI; 1/1/62-4/2/63; 1y 3m 29d; Lewisville
SMITH, Robert; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/15/62-65; 3y; Lewisville
GREENBANK, John; Pri; K, 78th
OVI; 11/30/61-8/1/63; 2y 3m 29d; Lewisville
KENNEDY, James T. (Rosena GREENBANK, wid/o); Pri; I, 12th
OH Cav.; 12/31/63-11/14/65; 1y 10m 13d; Lewisville; died 16 Feb 1872
PAITH, Emanuel; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 12/21/63-12/7/65; 1y 11m 16d; Lewisville
McVEY, Sinclair; Corp; I, 12th
OH Cav.; 10/19/63-11/14/65; 2y 25d; Lewisville
DENBOW, Martin; Pri; K, 78th
OVI; 12/30/61-3/18/62; 2m 18d; Lewisville
SCOTT, Robert (Martha, wid/o);
Pri; B, 77th OVI; 11/15/61-1/31/63; 1y 2m 16d & Pri; B, 77th
OVI; 7/25/63-3/8/66; 2y 7m 13d; Lewisville; died 28 Oct 1879
GRAMLICH, John W.; Qm. Sr.; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/1/62-6/10/65; 2y 10m 9d; Lewisville
REEVES, John W.; Pri; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/9/62-6/10/65; 2y 10m 1d; Lewisville
RIPPER, Philipp; Pri; Battery A,
Ind. PA V. L. I.; 2/22/64-6/18/65; 1y 3m 26d; Lewisville; in hospital at
Pittsburg, Pa. 3 months
BENDER, George C.; Pri; I, 179th
OVI; 8/20/64-6/17/65; 9m 27d; Lewisville
THORNBERRY, Marion Y.; Pri; C, 25th
OVI; 6/10/61-6/16/64; 3y 6d; Lewisville
DISTLER, George (alias John G. DISTLER); 1st Lieut; G &
D; 7th W VA Inf; 8/14/61-7/65; 3y 10m; Lewisville
OBLINGER, Charles G.; Pri; K, 175th
OVI; 9/15/64-6/27/65; 9m 12d; Lewisville
BILLMAN, Chas. F. (Hannah J.,
wid/o); 1st Sergt; K, 78th OVI; 12/10/61-7/11/65; 3y 8m 1d;
Lewisville; died 16 Dec 1883
DENBOW, George; Pri; D, 27th
OVI; 2/13/64-7/11/65; 1y 4m 28d; Lewisville
WISE, Samuel; Pri; H, 36th
OVI; 2/5/65-7/27/65; 5m 22d; Burkhart
KEYLOR, Jacob C.; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/15/62-6/14/65; 2y 1m 29d; Lewisville
HARBON, Darling; Pri; I, 179th
OVI; 9/26/64-6/17/65; 8m 21d; Lewisville
METZ, William; Pri; C, 116th
OVI; 12/30/63-?; Lewisville
RUCKER, Mathias; Sergt; F, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-7/13/65; 2y 10m 29d; Burkhart
STINE, William H. (Amanda E. DRAPER, wid/o); Pri; B, 25th
OVI; 6/10/61-; Burkhart
Sunsbury
Township;
ED 158; enumerated by E. E. KING
BUDD, Isaac G.; Pri; B, 9th
OV Cav.; 2/23/64-7/20/65; Beallsville
ARNOLD, William W.; Pri; G, 1st
W VA Inf; 5/17/61-8/17/61; 3m & Pri; A, 3rd W VA Cav.;
11/16/61-2/16/65; 3y 3m; Beallsville; discharged by Surgeon certificate at
expiration of enlistment at hospital
TRACY, Daniel; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 9/62-6/25/65; 2y 9m 25d;Beallsville
THORNBERRY, James (alias James W. THORNBERRY); Pri; F, 52nd
OVI; 8/22/62-6/3/65; 2y 9m 12d; Jerusalem
BERRY, William J.; Pri; E, 62nd
OVI; 2/20/64-9/14/65; Jerusalem
TOMLINSON, Isaac W.; Pri; C, 116th
OVI; 8/12/62-8/7/65; 2y 11m 26d; Jerusalem
NELSON, Washington; Pri; E, 62nd
OVI; 12/9/61-12/31/63; 2y 22d & Corp; I, 67th OVI;
1/1/64-12/7/65; 1y 11m 6d; Jerusalem
KIRKBRIDE, James M.; Pri; I, 179th
OVI; 9/1/64-6/17/65; Jerusalem
SIMERAL, Alexander; Corp; D, 1st
W VA Cav; 8/15/61-11/26/64; Ozark
JAMES, Hamilton B. (Sarah A.,
wid/o); Lieut; 2nd VA Vol; 6/6/61-8/29/62 (killed); Beallsville
PUGH, Aron; Pri; 63rd
OVI; 3/24/65-5/15/65; 1m 21d; Ozark
HAMILTON, Thomas; Blacksmith; C, 2nd
VA Cav.; 9/7/61-11/19/63 & Blacksmith; C, 2nd W VA Cav;
11/20/63-6/30/65; Beallsville
LOWE, Charles W.; Pri; I, 12th
OV Cav.; 9/4/64-6/16/65; Beallsville
ARNOLD, James R.; Pri; I, 186th
OVI; 2/14/65-9/18/65; Beallsville
REED, John W.; Medical Cadet,
U.S.Army; 8/27/63-6/17/64 & Asst. Surgeon, 115th OVI;
9/20/64-6/22/65; Beallsville
HARPER, Alexander C.; Pri; E &
C, 77th OVI; 2/20/64-3/8/66; Beallsville
GOUDY, John J.; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/16/62-?; Beallsville; prisoner at Libby Belle Isle 2 months
GITHINS, Thomas J. (Mary J. SIMERALL, frm wid/o); Pri; F, 50th
OVI; 8/12/62-10/21/64 (died); Ozark; died at hospital at Atlanta, Ga.
ADAIR, Joseph M.; Pri; E, 62nd
OVI; 2/22/64-12/7/65; Ozark
BROWN, James A.; Corp; G, 170th
OVI (National Guards); 5/14/64-9/10/64; Ozark
MOORE, Harrison (Mary, wid/o);
Corp; C, 52nd OVI; 8/20/62-6/3/65; Ozark; enumeration given by her
son
BROWN, Stephen J.; Pri; E, 62nd
OVI; 10/17/61-12/31/63 & Pri; I, 67th OVI; 1/1/64-12/7/65; Ozark
SEAL, St. Clair; Pri; A, 9th
W VA Inf.; 10/20/61-5/27/63; Beallsville
CLEGG, John E.; Pri; C, 12th
W VA Inf; 8/2/62-6/16/65; Beallsville
FLETCHER, William; Pri; E, 62nd
OVI; 12/9/61-12/31/63 & Pri; I, 67th OVI; 1/1/64-12/7/65;
Beallsville
STEWARD, George M.; Pri; I, 56th
OVI; 11/30/61-2/1/64 & Pri; C, 56th OVI; 1/26/64-4/25/66;
Beallsville
CARPENTER, George W.; Corp; E, 62nd
OVI; 12/9/61-12/23/62 & Pri; B, 9th OV Cav.; 2/23/64-7/20/65;
Beallsville
WEBB, Charles A.; Pri; B, 9th
OV Cav.; 2/27/64-7/20/65; Beallsville
MORRIS, Sylvanus; Pri; I, 186th
OVI; 2/15/65-9/18/65; Beallsville
HEADLEY, Aaron; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/20/62-6/14/65; Beallsville
HAMILTON, Israel L. (Elizabeth J.,
wid/o); Pri; K, 67th OVI; 1/4/64-12/7/65; Beallsville
BLUE, John; Pri; I, 196th
OVI; 3/13/65-8/21/65; Beallsville
KEYSER, William (Martha J.,
wid/o); Pri; G, 61st OVI; 4/1/65-4/28/65 (died); Beallsville
SPRIGGS, Cyrus; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/18/62-6/24/65; Beallsville
CLIFFORD, Emmor B. (Nancy E.,
wid/o); Pri; C, 52nd OVI; 8/20/62-10/20/62 (died); Beallsville
HAYES, Asa; Pri; H, 122nd
OVI; 8/28/62-6/26/65; Beallsville
MORRIS, William R.; Corp; E, 5th
W VA Cav.; 6/16/61-6/16/64; Beallsville
STELLERS, William W.; Pri; H, 1st
OVI; 2/20/62-9/16/62; Beallsville; discharged on Surgeon's certificate
GATES, Samuel; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/14/62-6/14/65; Beallsville
EDINGTON, John W. (Mary M., wid/o);
2nd Lieut; D, 7th W VA Inf; fall/61-?; in service about
16-18 months; Beallsville
WALTERS, Amos; Pri; G, 174th
OVI; 9/8/64-5/29/65; Beallsville
BLACK, Oscar C.; Pri; I, 56th
OVI; 11/30/61-2/1/64 & Pri; C, 56th OVI; 1/26/64-2/3/66; 2y 8d;
Beallsville
GRATIGNY, Lewis; Pri; B, 9th
OV Cav; 2/27/64-7/20/65; 2y 4m 22d; Beallsville
MELLOTT, John S.; Pri; D, 7th
W VA Inf; 11/11/61-11/17/64; 3y 6d; Beallsville
HARPER, Gideon; Pri; E & C, 77th
OVI; 2/20/64-3/8/66; 2y 17d; Beallsville
MORRIS, Mesheck; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/15/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 30d; Beallsville
DECKER, Benjamin; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 10/5/62-12/25/62; 2m 20d; Beallsville
DECKER, David; Pri; D, 129th
OVI; 7/16/63-3/4/64; 7m 19d; Beallsville
DUNN, Jonathan; Sergt; E, 62nd
OVI; 12/9/61-2/25/63; 1y 2m 16d; Beallsville; discharged on Surgeon's
certificate
DECKER, William; Pri; D, 129th
OVI; 7/16/63-3/4/64; 7m 19d; Beallsville
KEYSER, Jesse A.; Corp; A, 116th
OVI; no dates; Beallsville
HICKMAN, David; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/12/62-6/14/65; Beallsville
LATCH, Charles; F, 116th
OVI; no dates; Cameron
POOL, Mathias (Phoeba, wid/o);
Pri; D, 7th W VA Inf; 11/11/61-11/17/64; 3y 6d; Cameron
HART, John; Pri; H, 62nd
OVI; 9/7/61 & Corp; H, 62nd OVI; - 8/23/65; 3y 11m 4d;
Beallsville
Switzerland
Township ED
159; enumerated by George SCHAFER
PITTMAN, Jerry (Lydia PITTMAN, wid/o); no other info; on same
line with:
MELOTT, Archebold; Pri; G, 7th
VA Inf; 5/4/62-4/30/64; 1y 11m 26d; Cameron
FEASTER, Adam; Pri; C, 2nd
KY Cav.; 6/21/62-6/24/65; 3y 3d; Beallsville
WHEELER, Samuel D.; Corp; G, 7th
VA; 8/1/61-8/10/62; 1y 10d; Bingham
BROCK, Joseph R.; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 8/5/62-6/5/65; 2y 10m; Bingham
RUBLE, John; musician?; A, 116th
OVI; 8/15/62-2/24/63; 6m 9d; Bingham
BAIRD, Thomas; Corp; B, 74th
OVI; 6/16/63-6/18/65; 2y 2d; Clarington or Bingham
BRAUTIGAM, Christian F.; Pri; A, 77th
OVI; 9/8/62-7/19/65; 2y 9m 11d; Powhatan
RABEL, Adam; Pri; E, 116th
OVI; 8/62-1/65; 2y; Switzer
FREUDIGER, Jacob; Pri; H, 77th
OVI; 11/16/61-12/8/62; 1y 22d; Clarington
SOLAND, John; Pri; H, 77th
OVI; 10/15/61-6/16/62; 7m 25d; Powhatan
BOETTICHER, George F.; Corp; C, 170th
OVI; 5/16/64-9/26/64; 4m 10d; no address
WHITE, Peter; Sergt; G, 77th
OVI; 12/2/61-4/66; 4y 4m 6d; no address
Washington
Township;
ED 160; enumerated by James M. FOREAKER
SAPART, Charles J.; Pri; G, 13th;
no dates; Graysville
COX, John; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/13/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m 1d; Graysville
CONGER, John C.; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 7/12/62-6/14/65; 2y 11m 2d; Graysville
KENNEY, Richard; Pri; E, 25th
OVI; 2/18/62-6/17/66; 4y 3m 29d; Graysville
KENNEY, Joseph; Pri; I, 20th
OVI; 2/22/64-3/8/65; 1y 16d; Graysville
DILLON, David; Pri; I, 194th
OVI; 3/5/65-10/24/65; 7m 19d; Graysville
EATON, John (Delilah EATON, wid/o); Pri; D, 7th
VA VI; no dates; Graysville
ADAMS, Thomas; Pri; H, 1st
OH L. A.; 10/14/61-4/15/63; 1y 6m 1d; Graysville
COSS, Benjamin; Pri; D, 7th
W VA I; 8/1/61-11/28/62; 1y 3m 27d; Graysville
COSS, William; Pri; F, 196th
OVI; 3/7/65-?;  Edwina
MOORE, Thomas; Pri; F, 129th
OVI; 6/19/63-3/5/64; 8m 16d; Woodsfield
CECIL, Steven (Elizabeth, former
wid/o); Pri; H, 36th OVI; 2/28/65-?; Woodsfield
NALLY, John; Pri; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/8/63-5/16/65; 1y 9m 8d; Woodsfield; discharged before war was over as
disabled
BAKER, Henry; Pri; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/8/62-6/10/65; 2y 10m 2d; Woodsfield
RUCKER, John (Arminda E. BAKER, former wid/o); Pri; G, 36th
OVI; 3/7/65-7/27/65; 4m 20d; Edwina
TURNER, Harvey; Pri; H, 36th
OVI; 2/22/65-7/27/65; 6m 5d; Woodsfield
SMITH, Andrew; Pri; G, 184th
OVI; 2/13/65-9/20/65; 7m 7d; Edwina
BAKER, David; Corp; K, 67th
OVI; 1/1/64-12/7/65; 1y 11m 6d; Woodsfield
SOWTHER, Elias; Pri; H, 25th
OVI; 4/21/61-7/26/64; 3y 3m 5d; Woodsfield
STACKHOUSE, Jacob (Lucy STACKHOUSE, wid/o); Pri; D, 92nd
OVI; 12/31/63-2/25/65; 1y 1m 24d; Edwina
DOUGHERTY, James; Sergt; H, 62nd
OVI; 12/9/61-6/16/62; 6m 7d; Edwina; Discharged for general disability
SMITH, John; Pri; A, 116th
OVI; 1/4/64-12/7/65; 1y 11m 3d; Graysville
MYERS, Adam J.; Sergt; D, 116th
OVI; 8/12/62-6/14/65; 2y 10m 2d; Woodsfield
CRONIN, Joseph; Pri; I, 77th
OVI; 1/2/62-7/21/62; 7m 19d; Graysville; discharged on Surgeon's certificate of
disability
DOUGHERTY, Edward; Pri; D, 116th
OVI; 8/16/62-6/14/65; 2y 9m 28d; Edwina
HALL, John H. (Amand C. HALL, formerly wid/o); Pri; F, 189th
OVI; no dates; Edwina
LATTA, Samuel; Pri; 10/6/64-1/17/64;
3m 11d; Edwina; discharged as unfit for service
BISHOP, Thomas W.; Pri; F, 180th
OVI; 9/5/64-7/12/65; 10m 7d; Woodsfield
SMITH, David; Pri; F, 129th
OVI; 6/12/63-3/5/64; 8m 16d; Lewisville
MEAD, Theodore; Pri; C, 77th
OVI; 10/29/61-1/18/65; 4y 2m 19d; Lewisville
SMITH, Zachariah; Pri; I, 77th
OVI; 12/10/61-12/19/63; 4y 4m; Edwina
LOWE, Isaac; Pri; C, 92nd
OVI; 8/62-6/65; Edwina
DRAKE, George W.; Pri; K, 67th
OVI; 1/4/64-12/7/65; 1y 11m 3d; Edwina
HIGHMAN, Duncan; Pri; B, 25th
OVI; 6/10/61-7/16/64; 3y 1m 6d; Edwina
HARTSHORN, James; Sergt; I, 77th
OVI; 12/10/61-12/19/63; 4y 4m; Hartshorn; discharged by reason of re-enlistment
SMITH, Anson; Pri; A & I; 77th
OVI; 10/29/61-6/15/65; 3y 7m 16d; Edwina


Paul Plum, Felix Wilson
Read-only email content
Yours sincerely,
Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation Tel: 0300 321 4357 Email: competitions@innovateuk.ukri.org


MENU
Management
Editor
About Me
Yu Shi
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Log Out
Mangement
Editor
About Me
Management
Editor
About Me
Welcome Home ~
Sharings
Projects
Tags
Tags
Angular
CSS
Graphic Design
Ember
HTML
Information Architecture
Javascript
Mechanical Engineering
Meteor
NodeJS
Plumbing
Python
Rails
React
Kitchen Repair
Ruby
UI Design
User Experience
Recommended
Search...

Title
Category
Recommended
Update Time
Operation
How to build a web server using raspberry pi
Approved
None
None
  Edit
Delete
Jamie
Approved
None
Requires call
  Edit
Delete
Jill
Denied
None
None
  Edit
Delete
Publish
  Add
Parent Tag
Angular
CSS
Graphic Design
Ember
HTML
Information Architecture
Javascript
Mechanical Engineering
Meteor
NodeJS
Plumbing
Python
Rails
React
Kitchen Repair
Ruby
UI Design
User Experience
   Add
Tag Name
Operation
1
Algorithm
Delete
   Edit
Publish
   Add


Welcome To Pats Salmon Cookies !
sales
Seattle
Seattle location
Opening hours (6:00 AM - 8:00Pm)
contact information
Tokyo
tokyo location
Opening hours (9:00 AM - 5:00Pm)
contact information
Dubai
dubai location
Opening hours (6:00 AM - 8:00Pm)
contact information
Paris
paris location
Opening hours (6:00 AM - 8:00Pm)
contact information
Lima
lima location
Opening hours (6:00 AM - 8:00Pm)
contact information


-
customized windows boot cd
Complexity of Model Checking Recursion Schemes for Fragments of ...
Naoki Kobayashi, Types and higher-order recursion schemes for verification of . Editors, Susanne Albers Department of Computer Science, University of Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany 79110 . Martin Beaudry, François Lemieux . used in many phases of the hardware design cycle, from specification to verification.
http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1575994
-
endodontist in abingdon virginia
Optimal Dynamic Mechanism Design with Deadlines - Northwestern ...
Keywords: Dynamic Mechanism Design, Multidimensional Signals, Revenue Maximiza- . Yeon-Koo Che, Olivier Compte, Jacob Goeree, Paul Heidhues, Alexey Kushnir, Luke Lindsay, Susanne. Ohlendorf . 6See Beaudry et al. . Next, we substitute qa(v, d), and bring the seller's maximization problem into a recursive .
http://ksmb02.kellogg.northwestern.edu/research/math/seminars/2011-12/Mierendorff_111011.pdf
-
s'express original soundtrack torrent
Author index - Review of Economic Dynamics
. Moral Hazard and Hidden Borrowing and Lending: A Recursive Formulation ( with . of the Swedish Knowledge Lift Program (with Gerard van den Berg and Susan . News-Driven International Business Cycles (with Paul Beaudry and Franck . Gowrisankaran, Gautam: 2008: Electoral Design and Voter Welfare from the .
http://www.economicdynamics.org/RED18.htm
-
windows xp sp2 iis localhost error
Forecasting the US unemployment rate
Beaudry, P., Koop, G., 1993. . of some techniques for designing recursive frequency-selective filters which . The designs are based on the Wiener- Kolmogorov theory of signal extraction . . Susan Orbe, Eva Ferreira, Juan Rodriguez-Poo .
http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=770729.770742
-
vandell henderson and wilson 1988
Software reliability and advanced avionics
Beaudry, M. D., A Statistical Study of Service Interruptions at the SLAC Triplex . (SID) is a computer-aided visual facility for hierarchical (or recursive) design of .
http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1500640
-
peter speaks of mary magdalene
Computerization, productivity, and quality of work-life
Susan Koch, U.S. Congress, Office of Technology Assessment, Washington, DC . Campbell, D. T., and Stanley, J. C. Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Designs for . Anne Beaudry , Alain Pinsonneault, Understanding user responses to . An approach to the recursive retrieval problem in the relational database .
http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=63342.63347
-
mcalpine park charlotte north carolina
IDEAS: Review of Economic Dynamics, Elsevier for the Society for ...
Impact factors: Simple, Recursive, Discounted, Recursive .
http://ideas.repec.org/s/red/issued.html
-
papers on povrty reduction in nigeria
Robert E. Kraut , Susan T. Dumais , Susan Koch - ACM Digital Library
Susan Koch, U.S. Congress, Office of Technology Assessment, Washington, DC . Campbell, D. T., and Stanley, J. C. Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Designs for . Anne Beaudry , Alain Pinsonneault, Understanding user responses to . An approach to the recursive retrieval problem in the relational database .
http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=63347
-
air charged lathe chucks
Theoretical Computer Science, Volume 412
DNA library screening, pooling design and unitary spaces. 217-224 . Martin Beaudry, Markus Holzer: On the size of . Universal recursively enumerable sets of strings. 2253-2261 . Susanne Albers, Alberto Marchetti-Spaccamela: Preface .
http://www.informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/db/journals/tcs/tcs412.html
-
anarchy online large client
IDEAS: ZEW Discussion Papers, ZEW - Zentrum für Europäische ...
Impact factors: Simple, Recursive, Discounted, Recursive .
http://ideas.repec.org/s/zbw/zewdip.html
-
english high frequency words
IDEAS: American Economic Review, American Economic Association
Impact factors: Simple, Recursive, Discounted, Recursive discounted, H-Index, Aggregate . by Paul Beaudry & Charles Blackorby & Dezs Szalay; 243-64 Rare Disasters, Asset . 567-76 Mechanism Design: How to Implement Social Goals . by Georg Schaur & Michael Watts & William E. Becker; 559-60 Susan C. Athey: .
http://ideas.repec.org/s/aea/aecrev5.html
-
braodcast tv stations 27604
IDEAS: IFS Working Papers, Institute for Fiscal Studies
Impact factors: Simple, Recursive, Discounted, Recursive discounted, H-Index, Aggregate . education on old age cognitive abilities: evidence from a Regression Discontinuity design . by Susanne Prantl & Alexandra Spitz-Oener; W09/13 Market regulation and firm . by Paul Beaudry & Fabrice Collard & David A. Green .
http://ideas.repec.org/s/ifs/ifsewp.html
-
2008 report of bank stability
Inside Melbourne's "Little Lion". - Free Online Library
Had there not been heritage legislation designed to conserve the material aspects of Australia's . (35) The essence of integration between history and archaeology is thus recursive, assisted by the . As archaeologist Mary Beaudry emphasises, drawing "upon diverse texts to . Suzanne Stewart and Mary Praetzellis (eds.) .
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Inside+Melbourne's+%22Little+Lion%22.-a030142809
-
where to buy georgian wine
Fiscal Foresight: Analytics and Econometrics - Indiana University
May 12, 2008 . ERIC M. LEEPER, TODD B. WALKER, AND SHU-CHUN SUSAN YANG . conomic Model Uncertainty in Designing Monetary Policy, May . receiving attention: news about future technological improvement [Beaudry and Portier . is characterized to identify the structural shocks via recursive ordering .
https://scholarworks.iu.edu/dspace/bitstream/handle/2022/3140/CAEPR2008-013.pdf?sequence=1
-
nextel i860 phone specs
IDEAS: Review of Economic Studies, Wiley Blackwell - Ideas - RePEc
Impact factors: Simple, Recursive, Discounted, Recursive .
http://ideas.repec.org/s/bla/restud3.html
-
is hexametaphosphate in tooth paste
IDEAS: Review of Economic Studies, Wiley Blackwell - Ideas - RePEc
Impact factors: Simple, Recursive, Discounted, Recursive discounted, H-Index, Aggregate . by Paul Beaudry & Patrick Francois; 127-153 Non-Parametric Identification . Facts Change: Incentives of Experts and the Design of Reporting Protocols . Susan Vroman; 893-906 Non-Bayesian Testing of a Stochastic Prediction .
http://ideas.repec.org/s/bla/restud.html
-
cbt linux apache webserver administration
Efficient Methods for Selfish Network Design
Azar, Y., Epstein, A.: The Hardness of Network Design for Unsplittable Flow with Selfish Users. . Editors, Susanne Albers Department of Computer Science, University of Freiburg, Freiburg, . Martin Beaudry, François Lemieux . Complexity of Model Checking Recursion Schemes for Fragments of the Modal Mu-Calculus .
http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1576015
-
art carved palladium rings
IDEAS: 2009 Meeting Papers, Society for Economic Dynamics
Impact factors: Simple, Recursive, Discounted, Recursive .
http://ideas.repec.org/s/red/sed009.html
-
doug seay huntsville alabama
Class, Gender, and the Built Environment: Deriving Social Relations ...
Landscapes were usually designed and created to be seen and experienced. . of the case at hand (Beaudry 1996:4). Our interest in . ality has a recursive quality that reinforces class and gender . GRAY, SUSAN E. 1996 The Yankee .
http://www.cas.umt.edu/anthropology/courses/anth551/documents/RotmanandNassaney1997_SHA_31_2_000.pdf
-
fort myers newspress gulf coasting
Deterministic broadcasting time with partial knowledge of the network
Susanne Albers , Monika R. Henzinger, Exploring unknown environments, Proceedings of the . Then we prove some recursive analogues to preceding properties: in particular one . In this article, we design optimal or near optimal interval routing schemes (IRS, for short) with . M. Beaudry, M. Holzer, G. Niemann, F. Otto .
http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=781897


Info
A nicer looking check box.
{{> rowHeader title='Basic '}}
|
unchecked
checked
disabled
disabled && checked
|
{{> MRPCheckBox_code1}}
|
{{> midRowHeader title=' with ID'}}
|
sample
|
{{> MRPCheckBox_code2}}
|
{{> midRowHeader title='s with Class'}}
|
unchecked
checked
disabled
disabled && checked
|
{{> MRPCheckBox_code3}}
|
{{>MRPCheckBox_events}}
{{>MRPCheckBox_PropTable}}
{{>MRPCheckBox_TODO}}
Code
<mrp-check-box>unchecked</mrp-check-box>
<mrp-check-box checked>checked</mrp-check-box>
<mrp-check-box disabled>disabled</mrp-check-box>
<mrp-check-box disabled checked>checked && disabled</mrp-check-box>
Code
<mrp-check-box id='sample'>sample</mrp-check-box>
Code
<mrp-check-box class='sampleClass'>unchecked</mrp-check-box>
<mrp-check-box checked class='sampleClass'>checked</mrp-check-box>
<mrp-check-box disabled class='sampleClass'>disabled</mrp-check-box>
<mrp-check-box disabled checked class='sampleClass'>checked && disabled</mrp-check-box>
Events
Open the console window and click an <mrp-check-box> to see an examples of it's events.
{ID}_mrp-check-box_changed
When a <mrp-check-box> is checked or unchecked the changed event will fire. This event will use the ID of the <mrp-check-box> element.
{class}_mrp-check-box_changed
When a <mrp-check-box> is checked or unchecked the changed event will fire. This event will use the Class of the <mrp-check-box> element.
mrp-check-box_changed
When a <mrp-check-box> is checked or unchecked the changed event will fire. If the elements does not have an ID or class then this event will fire.
Sample Listener
EventBroker.listen("_mrp-check-box_changed", function (listenerArgs, triggerArgs) {
console.log('a mrp-check-box box was clicked');
console.log(triggerArgs);
});
Properties
| Name |
Type |
Description |
{{> property name='id' type='String' description='The ID of the element.'}}
{{> property name='class' type='String' description='The class of the element.'}}
{{> property name='disabled' type='Boolean' description='If true then the check box will be disabled.'}}
{{> property name='checked' type='Boolean' description='If true then the check box will be checked.'}}
TODO
- Add in more theme options


--- name: Buttons icon: square-o description: The button components create buttons to trigger actions. layout: layout-container items: - name: Primary usage: The primary button triggers the most important or most frequently used action on a page. As a general rule, you should only include one primary button per page to ensure that it draws user attention. code: - name: Secondary usage: Secondary buttons trigger less important or less frequently used actions. Since secondary buttons are less important than primary buttons, SKY UX reduces the visual weight to make them noticeable but not attention-drawing. code: - name: Link usage: Link buttons can trigger actions that take users to other pages. They can also trigger actions that end tasks or exit modals. For example, you can use this option to create a Cancel button. code: - name: Inline link usage: Inline link buttons trigger the same type of actions as link buttons, but the styling is altered so that the buttons fit inline. code: ---
{{ stache.config.product_name_short }} uses a mix of Bootstrap and custom button classes, but it provides fewer button classes than Bootstrap.
{{ include 'includes/design-table.hbs' }}


Welcome to your Lift app at Time goes here
This demonstrates using SnippetExtras to handle errors for you when creating snippets. You can gather data using for comprehensions and if one of them is Empty or Failure, the notices will automatically be displayed to the user instead of the snippet output.


16 year old hikikomori from Holland. I mainly spend my time on social media and i'm always responsive, i have 0 talents and that's about it.


I am an aspiring software professional with an affinity for learning and applying new technologies to garner tangible results. I'm looking to further my professional career by pursuing ambitious employment in order to improve my industry knowledge as well as to develop worthwhile software solutions. Some of my passions include writing clean code, creating well-though user experiences, and scaling new heights.