Updated 1 July 2018
Main page for the 120th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
History of the 120th OVI
Alphabetical list of soldiers of the 120th OVI with links to their Companies.
120th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Companies: read about the companies
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Field and Staff
Sources and Outside Links
Holmes County Rebellion
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Great outside links of interest that relate
to the 120th
and/or to research on Civil War soldiers in the 120thand other regiments
Some links may no longer be working.
With the internet, it is "here today and gone tomorrow."
Updated 9 May 2018
Note to remember: "A cenotaph is a tomb or a monument erected in honor of a person or group of persons whose remains are buried elsewhere." Internet Archive National Archives Library of Congress Google Books Wikipedia: List of online newspaper archives National Archives Digitized Newspapers Genealogy Bank Bureau of Land Management Ohio Obituary Index Find a Grave Department of Veterans Affairs: National Gravesite Locator Official Roster of the soldiers of the state of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1866, Volume 4 at openlibrary.org Minesota Death Records and Indexes USGenWeb Project Fold3 -
Civil War Pension
Records and many other records on American history. Vermillion
Hayesville Cemetery, Ashland Co OH Ancestry.com ebooksread.com openlibrary.org
Original Documents online GenealogyBank
Newspaper Archive Gravesites of Veterans Buried in
Wayne County Ohio: In Memoriam 19th
Indiana Volunteer Infantry Chronicling America, Historic American Newspapers U.S. Army Heritage & Education Center: has old photos of soldiers:
in the search area type in 120th
ohio or the equivalent
for whatever regiment you want to find: Wayne County Public Library in Ohio Riverboat information at Riverboat Dave's Paddlewheel Site: Riverboats, Steamboats, Sternwheelers, and
Sidewheelers Chalmette Cemetery in Louisiana...note
that many buried here don't seem to have stones and so are unknown graves,
so even though there is some evidence that your ancestor is buried there,
they may not be listed on this site:
Are you wondering what men with
a certain surname in a certain state fought in the Civil War? Here
is a great site by the National Park Service........Civil War Soldiers
and Sailors System:
Link to the 114th Regiment to which
some soldiers were transferred after the City Belle capture at Snaggy Point.
History of the 114th
by Larry Stevens History of the 120th OVI
by Larry Stevens A number of burials for the 120th can be found at:
National Park Service
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Roster of the 48th Family
Search........a remarkable source for all types of records. Also helpful for pension information giving soldiers'
wives' names and locations after the war:
Ohio
Historical Society History of the GAR [Grand Army of the Republic] Definitions
of Civil War Terms Elkhart Public Library |
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