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| COMPANY C Delaware, Morrow, Marion and Knox Counties ( including excerpts from Sgt Elias Cole's daily journal and Corporal JF Doty's journal) 122 soldiers; 33 died during the war |
| COMPANY E Morrow County ( including excerpts from Captain Walden Kelley's journal: A historic Sketch Lest We Forget Company E- 26th Ohio Infantry in the War for the Union 1861-1865, , an article Capt Kelley wrote that was printed in The Ohio Soldier newspaper, and excerpts of letters printed in the Ohio Soldier.. 115 soldiers; 21 died during the war |
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| COMPANY A Butler County ( "Butler Pioneers" 105 soldiers; 17 died during the war |
| COMPANY B Ross County ( "Fullerton Rifles ") , including excerpts from the diary of Samuel Chestnut, printed in the Ohio Soldier 128 soldiers; 22 died during the war |
| COMPANY D Richland and Morgan County ( including Company history compiled by Lt. Luther Timberlake, read at 1890 reunion and written in The Ohio Soldier newspaper, and excerpts from diary of Thomas B Cantwell) 122 soldiers; 24 died during thse war |
| COMPANY F Guernsey and Noble County 113 soldiers; 17 died during the war |
| COMPANY G Mahoning County "The Carroll Guards" 102 soldiers; 25 died during the war |
| COMPANY H Champaign County, including excerpts from Sgt Charles D Brusman's diary printed in the Ohio Soldier 114 soldiers; 25 died during the war |
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| COMPANY I Scioto County 101 soldiers; 19 died during the war |
| COMPANY K Madison County ("Cowling Videttes") 125 soldiers; 35 died during the war |
| Source of enrollment and casualties: William F Fox as noted in The Ohio Soldier, Aug. 30, 1890, Vol. 4, no. 2. |
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