Memorial list of Clermont county Union prisoners in Confederate prisons
A lengthy roster honors Clermont County soldiers captured at Chickamauga and elsewhere, detailing names of prisoners and those who died in Libby, Andersonville, Salisbury and Belle Isle. The piece argues for a veterans pension and notes extreme prison conditions and survival challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Hells
William 8. B. Randall
Hillsboro
Chickamauga
Libby
Abner
Columbus J. Dudley
Atlanta
Hiram B. Leever
G. M. McCormick
Pervise Cramer
Richard Cramer
Alexander Cramer
Richard Ferree
Melvin J. Gaskill
Andrew J. Philhour
David L. Rapp
William H. Rhoden
Cyrus D. Randall
Henry P. Slough
John L. Gatch
Henry C. Leever
John W. Pray
Moses Hill
Lookout Valley
Florence
South Carolina
Charleston
Andersonville
Artemus D. Sutton
Charles C. Bryan
Philip Leech
Joseph J. Cordrey
Samuel M. Eppert
Otho L. Hall
Milton Jones
Wm. M. Riley
Elijah M. Townsley
Joseph P. West
Richmond
John H. Wright
John A. Willis
Company F
George G. Doughty
Howard Husted
George B. Tedrow
Alanzo C. Bennett
Danville
Oliver C. Temple
John F. Brown
William Viers
Isaac D. Fagin
Frank Logan
George M. Leeds
Nashville
John R. Sawyer
Allen J. Smith
William L. Tarion
Cloyd’s Mountain
Benjamin F. Vance
Michael Vail
Augustine Washburn
Thirty
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Samuel Decker
MIO Volunteer Infantry
Columbus P. Bennett
Winchester
Archie F. Light
Cave Mountain
Isaac Calhoun
New London
Virginia
Benjamin Bragdon
Ludwick Evanshine
Same
George Elder
Cedar Creek
William Black
Salisbury
Alanson Hill
John R. Kirgan
Cave Mountain Gap
Henry Long
Franklin Tedrow
John D. Wells
Thirty-Sixth
William Ladd
Fiftieth
John Duncan
Alpheus Allgire
William Burkhart
Frederick Bowen
Robert Boyer
Edwin Evanshine
James M. Folks
Charles Jefferies
Albert Pierce
Elbridge Pierce
King
Hartzog
Fifty-Ninth
M. J. W. Holter
New Hope Church
Georgia
Macon
Savanah
Thomas Quincy Blair
Sultana
Bracken County
Kentucky
Charles W. Blair
Fort Scott
Kansas
Alex Case
Jonesboro
Martin J. Drake
Lafayette Watkins
James R. Judd
Thomas F. Jones
Jacob Ross
Charles Bielfield
Stone River
Allen Sweet
Joseph Schaller
William Wood
Chickamauga Bridge
James H. Bainum
Chicamauga Bridge
William Colvin
Marion Donley
William Mitchell
Jacob Staub
Reason B. Dunn
Geo, Newkirk
Martin V. Lindsey
Sylvanus Stroup
William Green
Charles T. Kruse
Mississippi River
David A. Bannister
Joseph Armstrong
Michael Beckelheimer
Burlington Reynolds
Nicholas Ellerman
Benjamin F. Reese
Ohio
David W. Osborn
North Carolina
John Q. M
Elijah M
Bigoty
610 Volunteer Infantry
Otho P. Fairfield
Columbia
Wiliam J. Behymer
Henry B. Mattox
Hell-Pen
Belle Isle den
David Isham
Thomas Sly Same
Joseph C. Predmore
William McAndrews
Josiah Clayton
William B. Perkins
Granville
John F. Ellenally
John W. McLefresh
Danville Pen
Cory Thornsburg
Elliott McKinnie
Elias 8. Hill
Lucius G. Wainright
ONE Hundred and Fifty-Third
National Guard
Thomas W. Rathbone
Fifth Ohio Cavalry
Reason T. Newberry
William Voight
Andrew J. Bennon
Ohio Cavalery
Joseph H. Griffis
John H. Teal
John P. Colthar
Lilburn Armstrong
William Barrow
Clinton Glancy
Jacob Haney
William Hobbs
Frank Kahn
George Killinger
Frank Krieger
Andrew Longhouser
Robert W. McLean
William P. Moore
John R. Nichols
Charles VanHorn
Martin White
George Arthur
Saddler
Marcellus M. Colthar
Jacob Davis
Smith A. Gravitt
Nathaniel Henning
Elijah B. Hall
Annapolis
Andrew J. Idler
Gilbert B. McGill
William L. Miller
Jacob Roller
John Davidson
Dennis Dondenne
James Gallagher
Thomas R. Hartman
Erastus A. Kelley
John T. Mullen
Agustus Nichols
William E. Shaffer
Government of State
Lloyds Looseness Endangers Valuable Real-Estate Titles
Local column blasts Sheriff Lloyd for issuing deeds before court confirmation, citing a 1884 Salt Air land sale in Tate township near Clermont County Ohio. It alleges the deed to Walter C. Frazer and Henry W. Fiening was dated November 6, twenty three days before court approval, risking defective titles and improper fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Walter C. Frazier
America Salt
E. D. Salt
H. W. Fiening
Henry W. Fiening
A. T. Cowen
W. B. Lloyd
Recorder’s Office
George Kell
Walter C. Frazer
Lloyd
John W. Lennin
Lennin
Salt
Tate
Clermont Postmaster Plot Exposed by Clermont Democrat
A Clermont County Democratic fraud is exposed as Campbell Lloyd and the Sun gang allegedly fixed postmaster appointments in Clermont. A detective report reveals petitions not filed and Lloyd backed picks, with Campbell suppressing rival applications while aiding Sun office interests. The piece cites Peters in Amelia and Menlo’s district names, and notes a related sale of the Sun newspaper and a local dry goods vendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Liegd
Sun Office
Jim Campbell
Postoffice Department
Clermont Post Offices
Clermont County
Daily Press
Jawl
Bill Lloyd
Sun Crew
Campbell
Lloyd
Sun Ring
The
McBurney
Post Office Department
Clermont
Congressman Campbell
Washington
Hillis Reed
Bethel
Reed
Manning
Department
Hamilton
Clermont Democrat
Dr. Moore
George
A. C. Moore
Amelia
Lee Grimes
Edenton
Joseph Bicking
Batavia
Marion Trees
Isabel
Charley Carter
Sylvester Shriner
Newtonsville
Darrtown
Middletown
Eaton
Lebanon
Mason
Butler
Preble
Warren
Jim
Lloyd & Co
Cowens
Sun
Cramer
Lockwood
Dale Cowen
Sun Gang
Lloyd Select
James Boys
Captain Kidd
John A. Murrell
Bill Walker
Acarce
Judge Nichols
Walker
Disastrous Attempt by Goshen Couple Ends in Recovery
In Goshen Township near the Warren County line Addison Frybarger a former railroad brakeman who lost both legs after an accident last year and his wife and mother Mrs Priscilla Frybarger attempted suicide by morphia laudanum over two days. The mother fetched a doctor and a search found her upstairs after she took a half ounce of laudanum while the man had taken twenty grains of morphia. Physicians treated all day and the trio survived though the husband and wife faced a grave act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Township
Warren County
Addison Frybarger
Priscilla Frybarger
Frybarger
Goshen
Dickey
Pompel
Cozaddale
Lloyd Leaves Negligence of Official Duty Sparked Jail Break
A Clermont jail escape left authorities short of recapture as inmates fled after breaking confinement while Lloyd and deputy Page sought votes. A Republican witness warned officials, preventing a total jail emptiness. The incident is labeled a flagrant neglect of duty under Ohio governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Page
Clermont
Ohio
Old Clerkmontier swindles Marion County farmers
An impostor named Charley Nash, once near Amelia, opened horse operations in Marion County. He borrowed money from local farmers, claimed funds would arrive that night from Barney Fox of Cincinnati, and fled with livestock and a gold watch. He had been fleecing farmers and hotel keepers across northwestern Ohio for over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Nash
Amelia
Marion County
Nash
Barney Fox
Cincinnati
Ohio
What Southern Clermonters think John Fishback
A Clermont County newspaper in Ohio defends John H. Fishback, Republican candidate for County Treasurer, calling opposition charges false and a malicious slander. It argues honest Democrats support Fishback, denounces backroom influence, and warns against Democratic leaders seeking cash for political gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrier
The
Sun
John H. Fishback
Franklin
Clermont County
Court House Yard
Nate
Fishback
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Union
Wirtz
Hell of
Ohio Volunteer
William T. Beatty
Nebraska
John Beatty
F. Martin Reed
Alex C. Brown
Henry N. Freits
Harvey Fulkerson
Jesse Hines
David Smith
Liberty Jinks
Levi McFarland
William Needham
Isaac Shaffer
Peter Shaffer
Frederick Airchner
Twelfth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Thomas Grove
Raleigh
West Virginia
Adolphus Hulschult
Cloyd's Mountain
Milton Terwilliger
Fayette Court House
Henry J. Layfield
Wm. H. Wilson
Lafayette Young
William A. Cornwell
Greenberry Cornwell
Joseph Powell
William Armstrong
Company K
Hicks
Prince
New York
Parker
Kidmeya
Lloyd's
Sheriff's
Sheriff
Ings
Ster
A. H. Grows
Bradstreet
Indiana
Cambridge Cty
Clermonter
Marion
John Fishback
Smith'’S Landing