105th Ohio Volunteer Infantry

~ A Memorial to their Service ~

~ Updated Dec 2006. Site had been hacked by spammers. ~

~ ATTN: Descendents of the 105th OVI ~

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History	"Soldier's Three" Image Used with Permission of Donald Gregory	Field Staff
Personalties		Company A
Mustering In!		Company B
Battles		Company C
Diaries		Company D
Letters		Company E
Wounded		Company F
Deaths		Company G
Buried		Company H
Pensions		Company I
Artifacts		Company K
Guestbook		Alpha Listing
		Resources
		Links
Left to Right: Officer's of the 105th Ohio. Lt. Reuben Morgaridge, Co. C, Captain William Wallace, Co. I and Lt. Albion Tourgee, Co. G taken during the Tullahoma Campaign in July of '63." Image Source: The Story of a Thousand: Being a history of the Service of the 105th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, in the War for the Union from August 21, 1862 to June 6, 1865. Tourgée, Albion Winegar. Buffalo, S. McGerald & son, 1896. Pg. 210. Edited by Donald Gregory and used with his permission.

"When I'm dead and in my grave
And all my bones are rotton
Please do look in this good book
And see that my name is not forgotton."
- From the diary of
Pvt. Josiah Ayre
Co. E , 105th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
d. Oct. 14, 1862 from wounds received Oct. 8, 1862
in battle of Perryville, Kentucky.

Website Design: Paul Calloway
Research: Paul Calloway and Jay White
Lasted Updated March 2, 2004.
Copyright: All Rights Reserved, 2004.