Woodsfield in Monroe County, Ohio — The American Midwest (Great Lakes)
Monroe County Civil War Veterans Memorial
To Preserve Our Nation
1861 - Civil War - 1865
Ables, William T. Ackley, Wesley Adams, Andrew W. Adams, John Q. Adams, John W. Albus, John Amos, John H. Antill, William Archbold, John O. Arckenoe, Frederick H. Barnard, Henry Barnes, Zachariah Barnhart, Chester Barrett, Isaac Barrett, John G. Barrett, William Batten, Jacob R. Baumgarner, John Beaver, James Beck, Levi Beck, Rudolphus Beckette, Elijah Bennett, Elijah Berger, George Blair, George W. Blair, James Blair, Wilson Booth, Thomas C. Bosman, David Boston, Leander Bowman, John A. Boyd, James A. Boyd, Jeremiah M. Bradfield, Ephraim Brister, William S. Boyce, William A. Brock, Oddy Brothers, Benjamin Brown, Francis Brown, James Brown, James K. Brown, Moses Bruce, Hugh W. Bruce, Samuel Bruny, David Bryan, Washington Budd, Martin G. Burkhart, John Butt, Jacob Byers, Amos S. Byers, Emanuel Cain, John B. Cahloun, George S. Carleton, Mark O. Cecil, Steven Clark, Joseph C. Clark, Samuel C. Clifford, Emmer B. Cline, Calvin R. Cline, Harvey Cline, Henry M.C. Cline, Isaiah Clute, John Cohen, William Conger, Enos Conger, Stephen J. Conner, Jonathan Cook, Pardon Coon, William Cooper, John D. Cooper, John D. Coss, John Courtney, William F. Cox, Baldwin Crabs, Benedict Craig, Robert Creel, Levosier Crooks, John M. Cunningham, James N. Danford, John W. Danford, Milton T. Davidson, William Davis, Asbury S. Davis, Thomas Delong, William Denbow, James Denbow, John Denbow, Thomas J. Dennis, John A. Denny, John W. Detwiller, John Detwiler, Samuel J. Dickson, Scott Dillon, James M. Dirkes, Charles Driggs, James E. Driggs, William D. Duff, Michael Dye, Elam J. Dye, Enoch L. Dye, Joshua Dyer, John W. Dyer, Robert H.H. Eastham, John H. Easthorn, John J. Eaton, John Echols, John C. Eckelberry, Henry Eddy, Samuel Eickelberry, William Elliger, William Elliott, Hamilton H. Ellis, Edward Falconer, James Ferguson, Thomas H. Fisher, Samuel Fisher, Samuel S. Flowers, William F. Foraker, Albert Forshey, Asa Forshey, Thomas T. Foulke, William H. Fry, John Gates, William C. Gatton, Jefferson Gebhart, Thomas R. Gibbs, William Gibson, John Githens, Thomas J. Givens, John Goudy, James W. Gowdy, Micajah J. Gray, William Grim, Charles Grissell, Thomas S. Hagerman, George W. Hall, Elijah Hall, Isaac Hall, Jacob Hall, Jesse Hall, William Q. Hamilton, James B. Hanes, John Harbin, John W. Harron, Josiah Haskill, Stanton Hathaway, Robert J. Haught, Clarkston Hawkins, Rolla S. Hawthorn, Eli C. Hayden, Nathaniel D. Hayward, John Headley, James C. Heck, William Heddleston, Liberty Headershot, Samuel Henthorn, Alexander Henthorn, Ellis C. Henthorn, Lafayette Henthorn, William Hessetton, Andrew G. Highman, David Hill, Daniel J. Hill, Hezekiah Hill, Thomas G. Hiwyz, Frederick Holzworth, Henry Hoover, Richard T. Hopper, James L. Hopper, John W. Hopton, James M. House, Rezin House, Samuel Howell, David Howell, Freeman Hudson, Citizen H. Hughes, David S. Hughes, James F. Hupp, William Hutchison, Robert S. Jackson, Wilson S. Jeffreys, Harvey L. Jeffries, Abram Johnson, Apollo Johnson, Joseph Johnston, Daniel Jones, Amos S. Jones, Henry Jones, Priton N. Joy, Warren Keiffer, Henry Keller, Samuel C. Kerr, John D. Keyser, William King, William Kinney, John Lapp, Johannes Latchaw, John Lindamood, John G. Lloyd, Isaac N. Lowry, Daniel Loyd, Edward C. Luke, John A. Lupton, Levi Luthy, Samuel Maddlock, Andrew W. Mail, George W. Malson, George Mann, David A. Marlow, James W. Marshal, Joseph D. Mason, James H. Masters, Benjamin J. Martin, John Martin, Robert Matthews, Jacob Mccain, John C. Mccammon, George Mcconnell, Wesley Mcelroy, Hiram Y. Mcfadden, James Mcfarland, John Mckeever, William F. Mckingley, John Mcmaniama, Thomas Mcminiarna, John Mcpeak, James P. Mcpeek, David Mcwilliams, Lewis H. Mehl, George Mellott, Alexander Mellott, John P. Meracle, Jesse Mercer, George Mercer, Joshua Miller, Peter Miracle, Isaac C. Mobberly, James B. Mobberly, William H. Moore, Moses Moose, Joseph Monroe, Daniel B. Moreland, Elias N.J. Morris, Samuel Morton, William L. Moseley, John M. Murphy, James W. Murphy, John Myres, Emanuel Neptune, Frederick F. Nichols, Francis M. Noland, Aaron Okey, Emanuel Oliver, James W. Ollom, Elijah Ollom, Peter Orange, Calvin J. Osborn, Samuel F. Parker, Robert T. Patton, John L. Piatt, David Piatt, James Pitman, Timothy Pool, James J. Poole, George W. Porter, Samuel Potts, James H. Powell, Atty M. Powell, Christopher T. Pratt, John L. Preshaw, James H. Salsberry, Moses D. Sanford, John Schafer, Charles Schaub, Frederick Scott, Thomas Shepherd, Hezekiah Shook, James F. Smith Emanuel Smith, John Smith, Mortimore Smith, Robert Smith, Simpson B. Smith, Thomas Smith, William Sole, John H. St. John, Marcus R. Starr, Moses F. Steele, Adam Steele, John H. Steenrod, Joseph J. Stephens, Samuel Stewart, Joseph A. Stewart, Robert J. Stine, Isaac T. Sultzer, James C. Surgeson, William P. Swallow, John W. Swartz, James C. Swartz, James G. Tacker, John H. Taylor, John Thomas, Oliphant S. Tidd, Charles Townsend, Mark Trigg, Samuel Tschappatt, David Ullum, Stephen Uppole, George W. Vanduyne, Malon Vanhorn, Clark Watson, James L. Watson, William Weddell, George Weddle, James Weddle, James M. Welch, John Wells, William S. West, Simon White, William H. Wichterman, Samuel Williams, Sylvanus S. Wilson, Friend P. Wilson, Robert Wilson, Thomas Winland, John H. Wright, Stephen K. Yearger, Jacob Yost, John Young, George W. Yourley, Samuel
The Citizens Of Monroe County
Additament
Erected by the Citizens of Monroe County.
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, US Civil.
Location. 39° 45.776′ N, 81° 6.959′ W. Memorial is in Woodsfield, Ohio, in Monroe County. It is at the intersection of North Main Street (Ohio Route 26/800) and West Court Street, on the right when traveling south on North Main Street. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 101 N Main St, Woodsfield OH 43793, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in the American Midwest, in the Ohio River Valley, in Appalachia, and specifically in Northern Appalachia. Globally, it is in North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy, the territory of the Mississippian Culture, and the Northwest Territory.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker: 11 Sons Of Monroe County (here, next to this marker); Eleven Sons (here, next to this marker); War Savings Stamps (a few steps from this marker); Monroe County WWII Memorial (a few steps from this marker); Monroe County Korea War Memorial (a few steps from this marker); Monroe County Vietnam War Memorial (a few steps from this marker); Honor Roll (a few steps from this marker); U.S. Army (a few steps from this marker). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Woodsfield.
Credits. This page was last revised on November 10, 2022. It was originally submitted on November 9, 2022, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. This page has been viewed 894 times since then and 100 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on November 9, 2022, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. • Bernard Fisher was the editor who published this page.

