Militia enrollment record of Clarke [sic], Fairfield, Hamilton, Highland, Hocking, Miami, and Ottawa counties, 1861-1864, undated.

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Militia enrollment record of Clarke [sic], Fairfield, Hamilton, Highland, Hocking, Miami, and Ottawa counties, 1861-1864, undated.

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Contains rosters of militia units and men eligible for militia duty in various Ohio counties during the Civil War. May include name, age, occupation, address, and place of birth. Some entries note men who joined the army.

.25 cubic ft.

Ohio History Connection, Ohio Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 7343383

Ohio History Connection, Ohio Historical Society

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