105th Regiment, Ohio Infantry, United States Civil War POWs

Date: [unknown] [unknown]
Location: [unknown]

184 soldiers from 105th Ohio Volunteer Infantry were Prisoners of War of the Confederacy during the course of the Civil War.

Note that a few soldiers were captured twice and each capture is counted as a separate incident.

By company, the number of captures were

A - 22; B - 18; C - 17; D - 11; E - 15;

F - 22; G - 16; H - 25; I - 21; K - 17

By location and date, the captures were:

Lexington, Kentucky, September 2, 1862, (3)

Company D (1)

Private William R. Upton, Exchanged

Company I (2)

Private Roderick M. Jones, Paroled

Private Marvin Morse, Paroled

Near Frankfort, Kentucky, September 4, 1862, (1)

Company G (1)

Private William F. Devoe, Paroled

Battle of Perryville, October 8, 1862, (4)

Company B (1)

Private Henry L. Beebe, Paroled

Company F (1)

Corporal Edwin R. (Moore) More, Likely Paroled

Company G (1)

Private Solon M. Abbott, Paroled

Company H (1)

Private Henry Hutton, Paroled

Company K (1)

Private Joel Williams, Paroled

Near Murfreesboro, Tennessee, January 31, 1863, (146)

Company A (18)

Sergeant Robert C. Porter, Paroled

Private Alexander Barr, Paroled

Private Thomas Bowen, Paroled

Private John A. Boyle, Paroled

Private James C. Coulter, Paroled

Private Hugh Cowley, Paroled

Private David Edmonds, Paroled

Private Emanuel Fair, Paroled

Private John C. Foster, Paroled

Private Frank Hulbert, Paroled

Private Aaron Harber, Paroled

Private Wesley Kyle, Paroled

Private James Malcomson, Paroled

Private Reuben B. Rup, Paroled

Private John W. Renn, Paroled

Private John E. Stambaugh, Paroled

Private John Allen Stewart, Paroled

Private Samuel M. Stewart, Paroled

Company B (12)

Private Adelbert Hart, Paroled

Private Edwin Hadsell, Paroled

Private Hugh R. Kelly, Paroled

Private William Mayer, Escaped

Private Charles H. Mason, Escaped

Private Albert D. Prentice, Paroled

Private Daniel Rush, Paroled

Private Jacob Shafer, Paroled

Private Charles Shafer, Paroled

Private John Smith, Paroled

Private Martin W. Ulrich, Paroled

Private John E. Wildman, Paroled

Company C (16)

Private William Jones, Paroled

Private William Lewis, Paroled

Private John M. Mackey, Escaped

Private Richard H. McLain, Paroled

Private James R. McKenzie, Paroled

Wagoner Charles E. Miller, Paroled

Private Alfred Osborn, Paroled

Private Wilson Sehon Powers, Paroled

Private John P. Rosser, Paroled

Private Thomas Robinson, Paroled

Private William R. Rees, Paroled

Private John Roberts, Paroled

Private Samuel Sutton, Paroled

Private David J. Shealon, Paroled

Private Isaiah Seachrist, Paroled

Private Nelson O. Stewart, Paroled

Company D (9)

2nd Lieutenant Alonzo Chubb, Libbey & Richmond Prisons, Exchanged May 8, 1863

Corporal Marshall Teachout, Paroled

Private Samuel Brooks, Paroled

Private Anson E. Giddings, Paroled

Private Alonzo Grover, Paroled

Private Henry Hall, Paroled

Private Stewart D. Jackson, Paroled

Private Bliss Morse, Paroled

Private Joshua H. Sill, Paroled

Company E (12)

Captain Byron W. Canfield, Libbey & Richmond Prisons, Exchanged May 8, 1863

Wagoner Albert A. Champlin, Paroled

Private Ansel O. Bridgeman, Paroled

Private Elisha W. Hayes, Paroled

Private Almon Hill, Paroled

Private McKendrie McFarland, Escaped

Private Byron Pease, Paroled

Private Edward Potter, Escaped

Private Daniel J. Reed, Paroled

Private Walter Strickland, Paroled

Private William A. Stillwell, Paroled

Private Alonzo S. Watts, Escaped

Company F (15)

Private Isaac Burnet, Paroled

Private James M. Barnes, Paroled

Private Charles C. Caley, Paroled

Private Nathan T. Clark, Paroled

Private Emery Crawford, Paroled

Private Erastus Davidson, Paroled

Private Orlando Dimmick, Paroled

Private Charles F. Doolittle, Paroled

Private John D. Downing, Escaped

Private Ira Ely, Paroled

Private Horace Green, Paroled

Private Judson Greenfield, Paroled

Private Arthur Kelsey, Paroled

Private Wallace B. Payne, Escaped

Watson S. Schram, Paroled

Company G (12)

1st Lieutenant Albion W. Tourgée, Libbey & Richmond Prisons, Exchanged May 8, 1863

Corporal Orson L. Marsh, Paroled

Private Lovistue J. Benjamin, Paroled

Private Franklin Baldwin, Paroled

Private Stephen W. Chapin, Paroled

Private John D. Compton, Paroled

Private Luke C. Cook, Paroled

Private Erwin Eaton, Paroled

Private James L. Jones, Paroled

Private Seth Parker, Paroled

Private Orville A. Rood, Paroled

Private John C. Spencer, Paroled

Company H (24)

Corporal William H. Mead, Paroled

Corporal Jason W. Silver, Paroled

Rigate John F. Ellinger, Paroled

Private John Grossman, Paroled

Private Joshua Hartzell, Paroled

Private Jeremiah Harrison, Paroled

Private David Hayes, Paroled

Private James S. Kirkbride, Paroled

Private Asher Kirkbride, Paroled

Private Franz J. Kaiser, Paroled

Private William H. Middleton, Paroled

Private James B. Naylor, Paroled

Private Eli J. Owen, Paroled

Private James Park, Paroled

Private Charles D. Price, Paroled

Private Samuel K. Raub, Paroled

Private Joseph Rummell, Paroled

Private Royal M. Stewart, Paroled

Private George M. Shuick, Paroled

Private George J. Spitler, Paroled

Private Jesse G. Stutler, Paroled

Private Charles A. Van Norden, Paroled

Private Samuel Wire, Paroled

Private Moses Weldy, Paroled

Company I (14)

Wagoner Joseph B. Ashley, Escaped

Private Roderick M. Jones, Escaped

Private Benjamin Joslin, Paroled

Private John Kellogg, Paroled

Private Edgar A. Kelly, Paroled

Private Newton Knowlton, Escaped

John W. Lyman, Paroled

Private Marvin Morse, Paroled

Private Thomas S. Morris, Paroled

Private Henry D. Northway, Paroled

Private Lucius Perkins, Paroled

Private Albert G. Rowe, Paroled

Private Cyrus T. Smith, Paroled

Private Calvin S. Steele, Escaped

Company K (14)

Private Ellsworth A. Alderman, Paroled

Private Cassius M. Alderman, Paroled

Private William K. Bigelow, Paroled

Private Alfred Darrow, Paroled

Private Clayborne A. Eddy, Escaped

Private David Gary, Paroled

Private Arthur G. Hutchinson, Paroled

Private David Hutchinson, Paroled

Private Isaac Hines, Paroled

Private Aaron Jenkins, Paroled

Private Charles Pratt, Escaped

Private Albert A. Slater,Paroled

Private George Seymour, Paroled

Private Francis Warren, Paroled

Near Milton, Tennessee, March 19, 1863, (1)

Company F (1)

Isaac Burnett, Imprisoned, Exchanged, Killed by explosion of steamboat boiler on Mississippi River when returning from Confederate Prison.

Battle of Chickamauga, September 19, 1863, (7)

Company E (1)

Private William H. Dayton, Andersonville Prison, Died

Company F (4)

Corporal Josiah King, Atlanta Prison Hospital, Died

Private Henry Marsh, Richmond Prison, Escaped

Private George Martin, Richmond & Andersonville Prisons, Died

Private Dwight H. Woodard, Richmond Prison, Paroled

Company I (1)

Corporal Philip Reynolds, Paroled

Company K (1)

Private Isaac Hines, Paroled

Battle of Chickamauga, September 20, 1863, (18)

Company A (4)

Private Frederick Heiligen, Exchanged

Private Isaac Morris, Died

Private Benjamin Smith, Andersonville, Died

Private Emmons Sparrow

Company B (5)

Private Francis Colton, Andersonville, Escaped

Private James A. Crawford, Exchanged

Private Adelbert Hart, Exchanged

Private Dwight B. Phillips

Private William C. Welsh, Died

Company C (1)

Erastus Bartholomew, Andersonville, Died

Company D (1)

Private Francis E. Belden, Andersonville Prison, Died

Company E (1)

Private James A. Mowrey, Richmond Prison, Exchanged

Company F (1)

Sergeant Charles R. Brown, Danville Prison, Escaped.

Company G (1)

Private James L. Jones, Andersonville Prison, Died

Company I (4)

Corporal Dillen J. Turner, Paroled

Private Samuel Hake, Paroled

Private Manuel J. Harrison, Andersonville, Died

Private Charles Salathiel Harrison, Paroled

Sister’s Ferry, Georgia, February 1, 1865, (2)

Company E (1)

Private Wellington Eggleston, Paroled

Company G (1)

Private Henry Stoll, Paroled

Lancaster, South Carolina, March 1, 1865, (1)

Company K (1)

Private Amos King, Paroled