LUCAS COUNTY OHIO - PENSION: CRIPLIVER, John Wesley [14th OVI & 111th OVI]
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Nance
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November 8, 1998  
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It is a shame you are not doing it for all regiments.  My great grandfather
John Wesley CRIPLIVER was with the Ohio 14th OVI out of Toledo, Ohio and he
was with them on the march to Atlanta but by the time he reached Dalton GA. 
He got chronic diarhea (now dystentery) and had to be taken back to 
Chattanooga, Tennessee.  But was back with the regiment when they were ready
to leave for Savannah.  His brother James CRIPLIVER was with the 111th and 
went to Bowling Green, Kentucky in August of 1862 after he enlisted, by 
December 26th of 1862, he was dead from measles and exposure to the weather. 
Many of his regiment sent money back home to his mother, by one of the 
wounded men, because James at 18 was the oldest child in the family and 
their father had died by then. And James was the breadwinner then.  

Nance  

Ps. this information I gave you was from each of their pension papers. 
Nance

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