History of Hamilton County Ohio
XI. Military History of Hamilton County
  One Hundred and Thirty-ninth Ohio National Guard
pages 149-150

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ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-NINTH OHIO NATIONAL
GUARD.

This was one of the Cincinnati hundred day regiments, and its ranks were filled with recruits who had seen more or less service in organizations raised in 1861-2. Its first rendezvous was at Camp Dennison, where it lay for some ten days. It was then taken by rail to Camp Chase, where, on May 11, 1864, it was fully armed and equipped and mustered into the Federal service. Remaining in camp here for a few days, in order that the regiment might be somewhat desciplined, it moved on May 20th, via the Central Ohio and the Baltimore & Ohio railroads, to Washington city, where it went into barracks. June 1st, it was placed on duty at Point Lookout, Maryland, an important depot for the confinement of rebel prisoners. At the time the regiment took up its quarters at this place, there were twenty-two thousand prisoners confined there. The force to guard and look after this number of prisoners was only eighteen hundred men, all told. From this may be judged how arduous must have been the guard and other necessary duties performed by so inadequate a force. The details were necessarily so numerous and frequent as almost to preclude the idea of rest. This, added to the fact that there was little or no fresh water to be had on the dry and sandy beach, and that no inviting foraging ground presented itself, made the duties of the regiment unusually severe, "Sibleys" were also denied to the men and officers; and all alike were compelled to sleep on the sandy beach under those aggravating little substitutes, "shelter-tents." Incessant duty, want of water, and the hot sun, had their effect on the troops, and fourteen good men were in a short time laid in their graves, while scores of others were on the sick list. August 22d, some days after the expiration of its time of service, the regiment was taken to Baltimore, thence to Camp Chase, where, on the twenty-sixth of August, 1864, it was paid off and mustered out of the service.

FIELD AND STAFF. 

Colonel J. L. WAYNE
Major George S. LEIN.
Surgeon John HILL.

COMPANY A.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

Captain Nathan F. HUBBEL.
First Lieutenant Adam HORNING.
Second Lieutenant Jeremiah KIERSTED.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

First Sergeant John C. DONIVANT.
Sergeant John WILSON.
Sergeant Henry CUTLER.
Sergeant Robert MEREDITH.
Sergeant Richard EVANS.
Corporal Archie BOWIE.
Corporal George SLATER.
Corporal Thomas DAVIS.
Corporal George TAYLOR.
Corporal Joseph FRANK.
Corporal John C. LEWIS.
Corporal Edward SMITH.
Corporal Nicholas DOVERSOY.

PRIVATES. 

John BORSCH, Gustavus D. BABTER, Larner BRYAN, Adams BAKER, Thomas BYTLER, Charles BELL, Samuel BLACK, Michael DUNN, John T. CHRISTY, James CHARTER, Frederick W. COURTGARDNER, John A. CLINE. Frederick B. CARBEY, John J. CLEMENS, George E. DYER, Edward DONOHUE, Evan EVANS, Evan J. EVANS, Richard FIELDING, Peter FAY, Michael FELTER, Mattbias FRAHWALD, Bartholomew FANNING, Frederick FOSTER, John FRISCUS, Peter FRIGER, John GENHNOUR, James GERRALS, George GREMMET, Frederick HEIDE, Samuel HUGHES, George HUGHES, John E. HAWTHORN, Frederick HARRMAN, William F. HANSELMAN, Europe M. HAMLIN, John HARRISON, E. H. HUTCHINSON, Andrew HOLLENBACH, John L. JONES, John A. JONES, William JOHNSON, James KELLER, John W. KELLEY, George LANDING, George MILLER, John A. MILLER, Allen S. MORRISON, Luke MURPHY, Harvey NEWEL, John NESPER, Edward NICHOLS, John H. OLTING, David PHINNEY, John PRICHARD, William PFAFFLIN, Frederick PASCHIN, Moses PHILLIPS, Henry SWEETERMAN, James SPENCER, James P. SMITH, John SIMON, Jasper TITUS, Henry TRIMPE, John H. TRIMPE, Henry WILSON, Patrick WHITE, W. WANKLEMAN, William WILKINS, G. E. WORKMAN, James KLINGLE.

COMPANY C.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. 

Captain L. M. ROGERS.
First Lieutenant Edward EVANS.
Second Lieutenant James B. DOAN.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. 

First Sergeant N. F. SALSBERRY.
Sergeant L. H. GREGORY.
Sergeant David TEALEN.
Sergeant J. N. EDWARDS.
Sergeant C. W. DRAKE.
Corporal William CULVER.
Corporal L. R. KECK.
Corporal Leon STONE.
Corporal J. S. HIGHLAND.
Corporal W. H. MYERS.
Corporal Thomas SIMPSONS.


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Corporal George GEOKING.
Corporal L. W. ROBINSON.

PRIVATES. 

William ATTIG, John ANDERSON, Harry T. ANDERSON, L. A. ALDRICH, John BARNET, Alfred BEAM, A. K. BROOKBANK, George BLACK, John BLACK, Thomas BINGHAM, William CARRINGER, Charles CASE, Norward CHAIMBERLIN, S. G. DAYTON, Henry FISHER, B. W. GOBLE, George GALBREATH, William GEORGE, Thomas GALRANT, F. HELMIG, Manuel HANDLEY, Thomas HEMPHILL, John H. HEMPHILL, John E. HAUGHTEN, George H. HIGH, George W. HENRY, John T. HAMBLETON, John C. HOOKER, James J. HOOKER, Henry HELMIG, Charles HAMMON, William B. HOLLISTER, James JOYCE, J. W. JAYNES, J. H. JOHNS, Thomas KINSMAN, George KING, Nelson LUDLUM, Joseph LAMB, E. LOCKWOOD, J. B. McDOWELL, W. W. MURRAY, W. G. MAHANY, M. A. MALOTT, August NILES, Thurston C. OWENS, Timothy PRICE, George PHILLIPS, John PROPHATER, Samuel PLYMESSER, John RINGENBERGER, M. W. READER, P. G. RINGER, John N. RINGER, H. SEARLS, John L. STEELER, C. F. SMITH, John SHOTZMAN, J. H. SPARKS, Peter STEINMITZ, D. B. SPICER, John SINCROFT, Alison STOCKMER, August TREMONT, Andrew J. TAYNE, Michael ULMER, W. D. VANCE, Amos VANCE, H. WHITSELL, Charles WILLSON, John WEAVER, Henry WEAVER, John WEBSTER, William FEE, Robert HOFF, Samuel LEVI, William McCLINTIE, Darius WELCH.

COMPANY E.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. 

Captain Burns W. OLIVER.
First Lieutenant Lewis THATCHER, jr.
Second Lieutenant Truman B. CLEMENT.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. 

First Sergeant Daniel B. JORDON.
Sergeant Henry P. BADGER.
Sergeant Samuel W. EMERSON.
Sergeant Edwin C. BODLEY.
Sergeant William P. WORTH.
Corporal Henry W. MORRIS.
Corporal James McDOWELL.
Corporal Thomas WILLIAMS.
Corporal Jacob SMITH.
Corporal Joseph A. JONES.
Corporal Thomas TIERNAN.
Corporal Henry BRAND.
Corporal Lewis HAVICOTT.
Musician Peter DUFFEY.

PRIVATES. 

John ANDREW, Thomas H. BLACKER, David H. BRONSON, John BRIDENBACK, George W. CORDERMAN, David B. COLEMAN, Lewis S. CARTER, Charles CARPENTER, John COLESPHY, Jonas CURTIS, Alexander CARSON, Robert CAMPBELL, Thomas W. DAVIS, William W. DAWSON, William DALEY, George ENDRESS, John F. EVERSMAN, John L. FRISBIE, Henry FONSLAMER, Isaac FRITZ, James GILBERT, John HOLINGER, William HILL, Joseph HOFFMAN, George HUNTER, William HILLER, David JONES, John JACKSON, Thomas J. JACKSON, Henry KROGMAN, John LILLIE, James MOONEY, Christian MOHLMAN, James McCAMMER, George MAHL, John McDONOUGH, John MENTON, John McNICHOLAS, Alfred MOTT, John H. MOORE, Andrew MICHAEL, King G. NEVERS, George F. NORDMAN, John PARSELL, John A. PIERPOINT, William PEARCE, Isaiah J. ROSNAGEL, William RICHARDS, John RICHARDS, Joseph C. RUSSELL, George H. SANDBRINK, Charles H. SMITH, John SMITH, Daniel SHANON, John F. UPPERMAN, Herman Van KOOTER, William WATSON, Frank WIEMAN, Philip WIEMAN, Adam WEBBER, William D. WRENCH, Charles WINKLEMAN, Albert MOORE, William EHMAN, Milo N. COLLINS, Riley MORRIS, Matthew FAWCETT, James BOYSTON, Napoleon PARLIN, William RYAN, Henrich SOMMER, Joseph F. SNYDER, Charles SYLER.

COMPANY F.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. 

Captain William Joseph RICHARDS.
First Lieutenant John MILLER.
Second Lieutenant John C. BUERKLE.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

First Sergeant William AUTENRICHT.
Sergeant John C. WOOD.
Sergeant Frank ARAND.
Sergeant John A. WRITHWINE.
Sergeant Joseph HICKLE.
Corporal G. W. ROLTZER.
Corporal Frederick LANGSDORF.
Corporal Frederick OHLER.
Corporal J.P. RUPP.
Corporal W. H. STEVENSON.
Corporal John RIDER.
Corporal William DITLAN.
Corporal James W. COOPER.

PRIVATES. 

William BROCKMAN, Herman LINDEMAN, A. G. LOZE, Joseph MARGER, Theodore FAULWEATHER, Robert McCONOLY, John BAUMGARTNER, A. BECKER, Martin SCHROEDER, L. BECHT, Henry BROCKMAN, N. H. DELAP, H. A. BERNE, E. R. DYE, John DOBB, Ransom KYLE, Frank I. ZIMMER, H. J. GERHARDT, James KITTEL, George F. HAUK, John HOFFMAN, Edwin COLLIN, Lewis LOSS, George CRANTZ, George MICHAEL, D. B. MEYERS, Jacob MANGUA, William PAUL, Frederick REMPKE, William RUPP, Lewis REINHARDT, G. W. SMITH, A. SPOHR, I. M. WALKER, Edwin WIESER, Henry KILSCH, W. F. WOLFICK, Michael ASHMAN, Andrew HORST, Bernhard WEISS, S. L. SCOTT, Edwin WICKLEIN, Anthony HOLTHAUSE, D. D. HARDEE, Frederick ARNOLD, M. L. NYE, George W. BROWN, M. D. SMITH, George W. WILSON, Charles SHRADER, W. C. STILLWELL, William BRAKE, William LEONARD, Jacob LOEHR, Andrew HENER, John WISSA, John McLACHAN, John HOLMECK, Frederick BAYER, Hermann HARZMAN, George CAMBIS, Frank HUNTER, Joseph KRUM, Edwin KELLEY, John DORAN, Thomas GLEASON, Joseph KLINE, Henry SHROER, Henry C. SWAYNE, Lewis WICHGEN, Frederick WAIZNECKER, Charles BLACK, Walter STEVENS, John HASLER, John SHAFER, George BARBRINES, W. T. McLACHLIN, Frederick BRENDEL.

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