Washington County OhArchives News.....The 77th Regiment O.V.I.   Deaths, Wounded, Desertions January 30, 1863
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The Marietta Register, Pg. 3, Col. 2 January 30, 1863
The 77th Regiment O.V.I.   Deaths, Wounded, Desertions
through the favor of Cpt. Geo. M. Woodbridge we have before us a history of 
the ___ wounded.  Deaths by disease _____.

Desertions from the 7th Regiment to Nov. 10, 1862 - an account furnished by 
Col. Hildebrand - not perhaps entirely accurate but as nearly so as it can 
well be made.  We draw from it the following items adding the deaths to Jan. 
1, 1863.

Killed at Shiloh.  April 6th or 8th, 1862 as known to have died from wounds.

Lt. O.M. Thomas
Lt. J. J. Sibenrod Morgia
Jas. Fleming
A. J. Devol
John Sanford
Jas. W. Marlow

Corporals:
J. J. Hepburn
Thos. Crozier
Jas. M. Baker
Daniel Sipple
Jacob H. C_____

Privates:
Thorton F. Cottle
Sa---on Coon
Benj. Hughes
Peter Branden
John Hu_____
John Reaber
Daniel Shorup
Wm. Andrew
Geo. A. Cavennaugh
Jas. W. Baker
Thos. G. Hill
NIcholas Roth
Benj. M. Kimerly
John Easely
Simon Wyss
Wm. Hanker
Wm. M. Barries
Lorin Barries
John Detwiller
Jas. M. Hardin
Perceval Nott
Royal R. Wright
Reuben Coin
John P. Calvert
Mathias Nottsiner
Jacob Rukker
Jacob Slendle
Edward Metthews
Porter F. Groves
Sam'l Bruce
Dan'l Lowry
Emanuel Linken
M_____ Adams
James Brabham
Alex Reynolds
John Stoneman
John Dobbins
David Davis
Jacob Mowrer
John Dowgle
Albert Kearns
Geo. A. Booth
Wm. L. Porterfield
A. W. Davis
Andrew Brown
John Wolford Jr.
Clinton Dilley
Benj. Masters
Jas. Walker
Benj. Martin
Wm. Tables
B. A. Dayla (?)
Thos. Walker (?)
Total killed or mortally wounded    65

John Callighan was killed by accident Jan. 8, 1862, John Hayes was killed by 
accidental discharge of a musket May 23 and Michael Sycks was drowned in the 
Mississippi  Aug. 2, 1862.

Deaths by disease - some of them may have been from the effects of wounds 
received at Shiloh:
Isaac Farley
Alfred D. Newbanks
Enos Cogden
Ephraim Kiddwell
Jas. Kenney
Andrew Mattock
David Coon
John Gray
John Scott
Hugh Paden
Andrew Carson
Jos. Skinner
John N. Williamson
John Greene
Townsend Hereld
Jas. W. Goudy
Simon Redding
John Luikart
Henry Kettler (Keller?)
Andrew Walters
Sam Baker
Thos. B. Crozier
John C. Taylor
J. W. Gourly
Geo. Butler
Benedict Messer
Sam'l Detwiller
Jas. Falciner
John Echols
Sgt. John Scott
Rathey Ingram Jr.
Chas. Duden
Wm. Waters
Peter Coon
Jos. Campbell
Immar Kelly
Chris Powell
John Givens
Otty Powell
Josiah Herrin
Wm. Crow
Sam'l House
Berkley Marshall
Thos. Carroll
Sgt. D. McCabe
Hamilton Hunter
Milton H. Dickerson
Douglas  W. Fouraker
Anthony John
Simon J. Reading
John Greene
Jas. Kenney
Wm. H. Dalton
Wesley Dailey
Albert Dixon
W. T. Powell
Ezekial Davis
David Fleming
Jas. Kenney
Jas. Mercer
Wm. Nott
Stephen Rice
Thos. Russell
Alonzo B. Ellis
Henry Russell
Geo. W. Sanborn
John Swift
Asa B. Rogers
John Frey
Dan'l L. Grant
John Kays
Hanford Quimby
Alfred O. Shinn
Sgt. Hugh W. Bruce
W. S. Echols
Jacob Miller
Robt. Dawson
Alex Jones
Wm. Barrett
Thos. Carson
Laonas Harper
John Lapp
Solomon Quimby
Burges A. Sayles
Thos. Moore
Geo. Carroll
Elan Morris
Elwood Morris
Total  88

Nathanael Weber was wounded at Shiloh sent to St. Louis and had not been heard 
of in the regiment on Nov. 10th.

Additional Comments:
The above information was transcribed to the best of my ability.  It was a 
poor copy and then add the phonetic spellings and you get the above.  My 
interest was in Mercer and Simon J. Reading.  The rest is done for 
informational purposes only.

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