Captain Dennison Hughes*

Emanuel Kauffman

1st Lt Joseph Cherington 

1st Sgt Henry Conrad 

Sgt Daniel Herb*, promoted to Sgt. Major

John Zuber*

Uriah Rodgers*

John Morris

Laban Hanold

Corp John Osborn

Benjamin Craigle*

Jacob Immel

Solomon Schooley*

Andrew Munger

Newton Perry*

Trew Payne

Samuel Wollam

Byron Norton*

Musician Samuel Luke

William Lenark

Wagoner Joseph Reeb*

Privates 

	
ANDERSON   ALEXANDER
APPELGATE* OLIVER
ASHTON	   CHARLES
BALL	   CHARLES
BARNES*	   GILBERT
BARNES	   JOHN
BEAL	   BENJAMIN
BELLIEN	   DAVID
BONEY*	   JOSEPH
BRISLAND*  JOSIAH
BROWN	   ELIJAH
BRUSH 	   GEORGE
BRYANS	   JOHN
CANARAN*   HERCULES
CASKEY	   JOHN
CHAMPION*  GEORGE
CHAMPION   ROBERT
CLEMONS	   GEORGE
COPELAND   JOSEPH
CORWIN	   JOSHUA
CRESS	   JAMES
CRESS	   JOHN
DAMON	   ORLANDO
DANFORTH   WILLIAM
DONAT	   JEREMIAH
DOUGLASS   LEROY
DOWELL	   SAMUEL
DOWELL	   THOMAS
FISHER*	   CYRENIUS
FOSTER	   WILLIAM
FREECE	   WILLIAM
FRENCH*	   ANDREW
GOFF	   RICHARD
GOOD	   DAVID
GOOD	   GEORGE
GREMAN	   MOSES
HANOLD	   LABAN
HARDY 	   SILAS
HARGAR*	   MATHIAS
HARMON*	   GEORGE
HARRIS	   EDWIN
HARRIS	   PERMENOUS
HAVER	   MOSES
HILLS	   CHARLES
HUGHES 	   DENNISON
JEFFREY	   WILLIAM
KEMBER	   PETER
KRETZENGER HENRY See history below
MCCALLA	   ISSAC
MCCARTNEY  JACOB
MCCLISH	   WILLIAM
MCCLURE	   SAMUEL
MCCREARY   ANDREW
MCMILLIAN  SAMUEL
MILLER	   MARTIN
MORRIS	   LEVI
PAYNE	   SOLOMON
POORMAN	   ANDREW
REYNOLDS   NORMAN
RIBLET	   JOHN
ROBINSON   PETER
ROLLINS*   MYHUE
RUSSELL	   JOHN
SANDERLIN  ISSAC
SCOBY*	   JOSHUA
SHISLER	   SAMUEL
SINE	   JOHN
SMITH	   WILLIAM
STAIR	   DANIEL
STEEN*	   HENRY
STONE	   WILLIAM
TALBERT	   HAVEN
TANNER*	   WILLIAM
WADE	   JOHN
ZUBA*	   FRANCIS


Henry Kritzinger
"A History of the Family of Henry Burtnett and Charlotte Ann 
Kritzinger." Compiled and
edited by Ruby Mabry in 1963.
Henry Burtnett Kretzinger, son of John and Jane Ann Kretzinger, was born in 
Wayne Co., Ohio, March 29th, 1844.  He was two and 1/2 years old when his family came to Paulding Co., Ohio.  He received the advantages of a common school education and taught a number of terms.  He also assisted with the farming and worked at the carpenter's trade.
In the spring of 1862 at eighteen years of age, he enlisted in the army as a 
private in Company I, 100th Regt., OVI and served to the close of the Civil War.  He participated 
in the following engagements:  Siege of Knoxville, Tennessee; Rocky Face Ridge; Reseca; Siege of 
Atlanta, Georgia, Battles of Nashville, Franklin and Columbia, Tennesse.  He was honorably 
discharged, June 20th, 1865, at Greensboro, North Carolina.  He was never wounded in the service.
He studied surveying and was elected by the Republican Party to the office 
of county surveyor, which he held for three years.  He also served at township clerk, trustee, and 
Justice of the Peace.
He married Charlotte Ann Bidlack on March 10, 1873. They were parents of 
seven children: Wilford Vernon, Albert Beatrice, Almina Gertrude, Ora Lodema, Emery James, 
Elvira Alice, and Jennie Pearl. In February 1881 Henry and his wife moved back to the family farm, 
into the log cabin his father, John, had built. In 1891 Henry built a new house, where the 
youngest two children, Elvira and Jennie, were born. Henry died of pneumonia on March 23rd, 
1917.

Leroy Douglass, a Civil War Veteran of the Co. I, 100 Regiment OVI from Paulding County, Ohio.  Leroy lived at Cecil, Ohio until his death on Feb 8th, 1879.  Leroy enlisted on Aug 12th, 1862 and was honorably discharged on Jan. 26th 1865.  He is buried in Lot #47 of the Colby Cemetery at rural Cecil, Ohio. submitted by Shirley Krieger, gg granddaughter.