Record of the One Hundred And Sixteenth Regiment Ohio Infantry Volunteers in Th
Record of the One Hundred And Sixteenth Regiment Ohio Infantry Volunteers in Th
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Companies F and K were detailed to guard signal posts about seven miles from Winchester, on the 6th, and, when the command moved, were not called in, and did not rejoin tlie regiment until the second day after we reached Cedar Creek. It was more good luck than good generalship that they were not all captured. Lieutenant Milton A. Ellis was detached to the signal corps. Lieutenant John F. Welch to the jiioneer corps, and Lieutenant Ransom CTrilFin to the ambulance corps. Each of these otlicers c...cjntinued so detached during the remainder of their term of service, and each distinguished himself in his respective corps and freijuenlly receixed high jii'aise and 86 ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEENTH O. V. I.
honorable mention in orders, for his efficiency and good conckict.
On the 9th we moxed to Strasburg, lying here one day. On the nth we moved to Woodstock, where we camped in a clover Held a mile from water. On our teams coming up, Sergeant Walker took out of a mess pan a little black ob- ject, calling out, '^Here's the Lieutenant Colonel's bag- gage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Companies F and K were detailed to guard signal posts about seven miles from Winchester, on the 6th, and, when the command moved, were not called in, and did not rejoin tlie regiment until the second day after we reached Cedar Creek. It was more good luck than good generalship that they were not all captured. Lieutenant Milton A. Ellis was detached to the signal corps. Lieutenant John F. Welch to the jiioneer corps, and Lieutenant Ransom CTrilFin to the ambulance corps. Each of these otlicers c...cjntinued so detached during the remainder of their term of service, and each distinguished himself in his respective corps and freijuenlly receixed high jii'aise and 86 ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEENTH O. V. I.
honorable mention in orders, for his efficiency and good conckict.
On the 9th we moxed to Strasburg, lying here one day. On the nth we moved to Woodstock, where we camped in a clover Held a mile from water. On our teams coming up, Sergeant Walker took out of a mess pan a little black ob- ject, calling out, '^Here's the Lieutenant Colonel's bag- gage.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Francis Wildes to read onlineMoreLess
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