145th Ohio Infantry Muster List

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Organized at Camp Chase, Ohio, 12 May 1864, to serve 100 days.

Composed of 21st Battalion, Ohio National Guard, from Delaware County; and the 13th Battalion, Ohio National Guard, from Erie County. Immediately ordered to Washington, D.C. Placed under command of General Augur. Garrisoned at Forts Whipple, Woodbury, Tillinghast, and Albany, comprising the southern defenses of the capitol on Arlington Heights.

After term of enlistment, moved by B&O Railroad to Baltimore, then from that city back to Camp Chase, where the regiment was mustered out 24 August 1864.

FIELD & STAFF OFFICERS:
Col. Henry C. Ashwill.
Lt. Col. Lloyd A. Lyman.
Maj. Henry C. Olds.
Henry Besse, Surgeon.
Moses L. Starr, Assistant Surgeon.
Joshua D. Janney, Assistant Surgeon.
William E. Moore, Adjutant.
James H. Stead, Regimental Quartermaster.
William G. Williams, Chaplain.
James W. McCollough, QMS.
Francis T. Arthur, Com. Ser., promoted from Company E.
David R. Arnold, Hospital Steward, promoted from Company B.
James J. Sherwood, Principal Musician, promoted from Company C.

COMPANY F

OFFICERS
Capt. John J. Penfield, 37.
1st Lt. William E. Bates, 23.
2nd Lt. E. Halsey Draper, 34.
1st Sgt. Nicholas E. Merry, 25.
Sgt. Ezra R. Oliver, 23.
Sgt. Peter Williams, 19.
Sgt. Lucius L. Stoddard, 23.
Sgt. Thomas R. Butman, 19.
Corp. warren H. Billings, 28.
Corp. George C. Eddy, 26.
Corp. Ira Walbridge, 27.
Corp. Edward L. Story, 19.
Corp. William Sands, 35.
Corp. John Minard, 20.
Corp. Philip S. Remlinger, 25.
Corp. William H. Beemis, 23
Allen A. Bartow, Musician, 13
David D. Bogert, Musician, 58

PRIVATES
Ambrose Alexander, 32
George M. Austin, 19.
John G. Balcom, 21.
Orlando Bassett, 33.
William Beers, 44.
Edson M. Blakesley, 18.
Joseph Boehler, 34.
Charles F. Breckenridge, 27.
Monroe E. Bristol, 19.
Michael D. Burns, 24.
Nicholas Burns, 25.
George Cherry, 30.
Jay G. Culley, 27.
Patrick T. Cunningham, 20.
Edward C. Danforth, 18.
William Eddy, 20, died at regimental hospital, Fort Whipple, Virginia, 11 August 1864.
Eugene Emmons, 19.
Lewis Erion, 44.
Charles R. Gardner, 39.
Elbert L. Gardner, 18.
William Gilbert, 25.
Truman Gwin, 20.
George C. Hadley, 18.
John D. Harris, 37.
Martin Harter, 40.
Sanford W. Hastings, 26.
John C. Himmell, 20.
George Hoffman, 34.
Philip Horning, 24.
Alfred W. House, 25.
Frederick M. Howe, 18.
Emanuel Keen, 33.
Jacob Klapfer, 18.
William P. Mann, 25.
George Minard, 18.
Samuel S. Minuse, 19.
Benjamin F. Nichols, 18.
Eli Oldson, 28.
Mark O'Leary, 22.
James E. Palmer, 20.
Seth Peak, 21.
Ralph Potter, 18.
Orange J. Rickard, 18.
Henry Ritz, 20.
Eben Root, 25.
Chauncey C. Roscoe, 20.
Levi Roscoe, Jr., 25.
Leroy W. Sanders, 37.
George Sands, rejected by the examining surgeon, 29 May 1864.
Benjamin F. Schaffer, 21.
George G. Schaffer, 33.
John Schaffer, 19.
William H. Schaffer, 22.
Frederick Schull, 39.
Nick Sherong, 20.
Clarence E. Shupe, 20.
David Soper, 18.
Horatio L. Squires, 18.
Horace H. Stoddard, 25.
J. Woodhull Taylor, 35.
Harley S. Terrell, 19.
John G. Terrell, 18.
Frederick F. Thompson, 25.
James Turner, 18.
Timothy Washburn, 27.
David J. Wilcoxon, 40.
Wade Wood, 28.

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