| This site is dedicated to my GG Grandfather Mishach Walker, a member of Company F of the 174th OVI The picture at left shows members of the Brooks-Grant Camp of the Sons of Union Veterans at the stone dedication. The dedication consisted of opening prayer by Pastor Marc Sarrett folllowed by a reading of the history of the 174th and biography of Mishach Walker. A poem was read entittled " The Battle is Over". The members of the SUV camp honored the late Private Walker with a firing of three volleys. The benediction was given and the ceremony concluded. The new stone was provided by the Veterans Administration. |
| 174th Regiment of Ohio Volunteer Infantry |
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| Stone Dedication October 14, 2000 at Syracuse, Ohio Cemetery |
| My Info: |
| Jim Oiler: Commander Cadot-Blessing Camp #126 Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War |
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| Mishach Walker DOB: March 27, 1825 DOD:May 17, 1882 CO: E 9th WV CO: F 174th OVI Blacksmith Residence: Syracuse, Ohio Mishach enlisted in the 9th Reg. WVA Company E on Jan 9, 1862 at Mason Va, until discharged March 3, 1864 at Winchester, Va. after having been kicked by a horse he was shoeing. Mishach joined the 174th OVI Company F on August 18, 1864 at Racine, Ohio and mustered out with company at Raleigh, NC. June 28, 1865 Physical Description: 5'11" tall, dark complexion, grey eyes and brown hair. |
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| For the History of 174th OVI |
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| Tin Type of Mishack Walker |
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| Keith Ashley, Jerry Crawford, Mike Trowbridge, Jim Oiler, Myron Jones, Pastor Marc Sarrett |
| For Biography of Mishack Walker |
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| Company F |
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| Field & Staff Officers |
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| Company A |
| Company B |
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| Company C |
| Company D |
| Company G |
| Company E |
| Company H |
| Company I |
| Company K |
| Unassigned Recruits |
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