Central in Cleveland in Cuyahoga County, Ohio — The American Midwest (Great Lakes)

23rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Monument

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1. 23rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Monument Marker

Inscription.

23rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Monument. . Killed in action. W. D. Hazzard . J. Iliff . T. G. Dickson . H. McCarty . L. Gill . J. C. Barton . M. Haack, D. W. Hamilton . S. Clifford . I. W. Barker . E. Sims . H. Durkee . H. H Smith . F. Hooker . J. White . G. Clifford, E. A. Baker . D. Balcomb . J. Brown . G. S. Melvin . J. Kauffmann . J. F. Brumfield, J. Brooks . D. Williams . G. W. Barker . M. Goodman . T. E. Mayberry . C. M. Long . C. B. Whitmore, F. W. Edwards . J. L. Gants . A. Smith . R. A. Detrick . W. Hill . D. Long . B. B. Smith, G. C. Saunders . D. Ottoe . T. B. Zimmerman . G. W. Mercer . J. N. Simonton . J. Cressinger . J. Pressley . W. S. Crepps, J. W. Kiser . J. S Pinney . D. Whisler . W. H. Eichner . G. Tallentine, H. J. Fitzgerald . H. W. Parsons . D. I. Richardson . W. B. Harper . W. J. Crain . P. Coleanor . T. Hays . M. Bird, I. S. A. Grant . P. J. Hinds . R. F. Pearson . W. Severance . T. J. Smith . J. V. Eldridge . N. J. Leroy . J. Horn, Mustered into the U.S. Service for three years. At Camp Chase, O., June 11, 1861, Killed in action. Captains. A. A. Hunter . A. Y. Austin . A. F. Gillis, Lieutenants. G. W. Seaman . L. R. Gray . Serg't Major . E. L. Reynolds, Sergeants. J. G. Dawson . T. G. Wells . A. J. Shepard . W. McIntosh . J. H. Baker . M. Slonaker . J. Watkins . E. Fitch . J. Armstrong . J. H. Lindley . G. M. Towslee . W. J. Taylor, Corporals. S. E. Bull . M. Butler, J. Bowman . J. E. Wight . F. M. Kitson . A. J. Maguire . F. C. Smith . A. R. Jacobs . W. Fraushuer . C. M. Long . D. D. Dustin . R. S. Rawdon . C. Hughes . W. Nobblit . I. N. Whitney . G. W. Shaffer . A. Moore . D. R. Spain . D. Chapman, Privates A. J. L. Barnes . R. B. Cornwall . J. Dunn . T. A. Ross . M. P. Daniels . G. N. Hickox, J. Haury . J. G. Monger . W. Sullivan . G. Labolt . G. F. Ayres, B. Geo. M. Brigden . O. E. Askne . H. C. Simons . D. Cook . J. Ray . A. West . C. E. Brown . A. C. Lamb . H. C. Tenney . T. D. Greenfield . A. Decker . S. S. Collar, C. C. V. Brookman . J. Matson . J. Miller . C. Peffer . E. I. Truax . E. H. Park, Erected and dedicated to our fallen comrades August 1st 1865., Died of disease. W. H. Rankin . G. J. Wilson . J. Sickmiller, D. N. Breckenridge . L. Erskins . J. Hight . S. S. Hull . G. W. Jones . J. Sawyer . J. R. Searl . S. L. Scott . G. G. Fields . J. Ridgeway, E. D. Blackman . G. Cobe . A. C. Forney . J. M. Holebauch . J. Ladley . T. Moore, F. S. F. Hale . O. D. Morton, J. A. Parker . W. H. Vanarsdalen . H. Ward, G. W. Arthur . J. S. Brown . L. Brown . M. G. Brown . J. Benton . E. P. Carr . A. J. Clayburn . C. W. Goodfellow . D. Hart . H. H. Liggett . L. Steiber . I. Sacket . W. C. Whitgum . C. Stoner, H. W. L. Houchins . R. Lightner . J. Penkerton . J. Patterson . D. Biggs, W. T. Chambers . J. O. Sponagle . F. M. Scott . J. Cramer, I. J. H. Botin . W. Bartols . C. Cronenberger . F. M. Davis . G. Dillo . J. S. Hill . O. Johnson . E. Southworth, K. W. A. Cooley . W. F. Carey . J. W. Channell . J. M. Bonser . J. G. Ditmore . J. Day . F. M. Lednard . R. C. Robertinson . M. M. Wood . T. Willworth, Mustered out at Cumberland, Md., July 26, 1865. Discharged at Cleveland, O., August 1, 1865., Killed in action. , C. Rinkel . A. J. Colby . D. A. Curtiss . R. A. Dixon . G. Finley . W. F. Greer, K. J. Bruhlman . J. W. Fenner . J. Bolinger . W. Roach . J. Ring, F. Squires . J. Weikel . P. Sayton . J. Wagner . C. H. Roberts . S. G. Mayfield, Died of disease. , Captain. Wallis J. Woodward, Sergt Major. J. B. Seaman, Sergeants. J. W. Blish . W. W. Hardy, Corporals. A. Carahoff . E. P. Carr . H. Crandall . L. W. Carpenter . O. F. Green . H. K. Low . T. G. Wood, Privates A. J. W. Fell, H. E. Hazen . W. H. Hubbell . L. D. Fauver . A. S. Johnson . G. W. Mason . S. I. Rhoades . A. A. Rice . A. Tucker . F. W. Burrell . H. H. Cragin . M. Clark . L. Church . L. Crawford, B. C. E. Brown . H. Boenerook . M. W. Hough . H. Heath, H. E. Loomis . E. Piper . J. M. Runyan . W. H. Smith . G. M. Udell . E. M. Rawdon . L. Wilson, G. P. Collins . C. O. Case . J. Dewberry . W. L. Earl . D. B. Fairchilds . G. R. Higgins . J. Marlott . G. Merrifield . H. McCabe . J. J. Fenwell, Preserved their organization by re-enlistment as veterans, Nov. 30, 1863.

Killed in action
W. D. Hazzard • J. Iliff • T. G. Dickson • H. McCarty • L. Gill • J. C. Barton • M. Haack

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W. Hamilton • S. Clifford • I. W. Barker • E. Sims • H. Durkee • H. H Smith • F. Hooker • J. White • G. Clifford

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A. Baker • D. Balcomb • J. Brown • G. S. Melvin • J. Kauffmann • J. F. Brumfield

J. Brooks • D. Williams • G. W. Barker • M. Goodman • T. E. Mayberry • C. M. Long • C. B. Whitmore

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W. Edwards • J. L. Gants • A. Smith • R. A. Detrick • W. Hill • D. Long • B. B. Smith

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C. Saunders • D. Ottoe • T. B. Zimmerman • G. W. Mercer • J. N. Simonton • J. Cressinger • J. Pressley • W. S. Crepps

J. W. Kiser • J. S Pinney • D. Whisler • W. H. Eichner • G. Tallentine

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J. Fitzgerald • H. W. Parsons • D. I. Richardson • W. B. Harper • W. J. Crain • P. Coleanor • T. Hays • M. Bird

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S. A. Grant • P. J. Hinds • R. F. Pearson • W. Severance • T. J. Smith • J. V. Eldridge • N. J. Leroy • J. Horn

Mustered into the U.S. Service for three years. At Camp Chase, O., June 11, 1861

Killed in action
Captains
A.

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A. Hunter • A. Y. Austin • A. F. Gillis

Lieutenants
G. W. Seaman • L. R. Gray • Serg't Major • E. L. Reynolds

Sergeants
J. G. Dawson • T. G. Wells • A. J. Shepard • W. McIntosh • J. H. Baker • M. Slonaker • J. Watkins • E. Fitch • J. Armstrong • J. H. Lindley • G. M. Towslee • W. J. Taylor

Corporals
S. E. Bull • M. Butler

J. Bowman • J. E. Wight • F. M. Kitson • A. J. Maguire • F. C. Smith • A. R. Jacobs • W. Fraushuer • C. M. Long • D. D. Dustin • R. S. Rawdon • C. Hughes • W. Nobblit • I. N. Whitney • G. W. Shaffer • A. Moore • D. R. Spain • D. Chapman

Privates
A
J. L. Barnes • R. B. Cornwall • J. Dunn • T. A. Ross • M. P. Daniels • G. N. Hickox

J. Haury • J. G. Monger • W. Sullivan • G. Labolt • G. F. Ayres

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Geo. M. Brigden • O. E. Askne • H. C. Simons • D. Cook • J. Ray • A. West • C. E. Brown • A. C. Lamb • H. C. Tenney • T. D. Greenfield • A. Decker • S. S. Collar

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C. V. Brookman • J. Matson • J. Miller • C. Peffer • E. I. Truax • E. H. Park

Erected and dedicated to our fallen comrades August 1st 1865.

Died of disease
W. H. Rankin • G. J. Wilson • J. Sickmiller

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Breckenridge • L. Erskins • J. Hight • S. S. Hull • G. W. Jones • J. Sawyer • J. R. Searl • S. L. Scott • G. G. Fields • J. Ridgeway

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D. Blackman • G. Cobe • A. C. Forney • J. M. Holebauch • J. Ladley • T. Moore

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S. F. Hale • O. D. Morton

J. A. Parker • W. H. Vanarsdalen • H. Ward

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W. Arthur • J. S. Brown • L. Brown • M. G. Brown • J. Benton • E. P. Carr • A. J. Clayburn • C. W. Goodfellow • D. Hart • H. H. Liggett • L. Steiber • I. Sacket • W. C. Whitgum • C. Stoner

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W. L. Houchins • R. Lightner • J. Penkerton • J. Patterson • D. Biggs

W. T. Chambers • J. O. Sponagle • F. M. Scott • J. Cramer

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J. H. Botin • W. Bartols • C. Cronenberger • F. M. Davis • G. Dillo • J. S. Hill • O. Johnson • E. Southworth

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W. A. Cooley • W. F. Carey • J. W. Channell • J. M. Bonser • J. G. Ditmore • J. Day • F. M. Lednard • R. C. Robertinson • M. M. Wood • T. Willworth

Mustered out at Cumberland, Md., July 26, 1865. Discharged at Cleveland, O., August 1, 1865.

Killed in action

C. Rinkel • A. J. Colby • D. A. Curtiss • R. A. Dixon • G. Finley • W. F. Greer

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J. Bruhlman

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3. 23rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Monument

• J. W. Fenner • J. Bolinger • W. Roach • J. Ring

F. Squires • J. Weikel • P. Sayton • J. Wagner • C. H. Roberts • S. G. Mayfield

Died of disease

Captain
Wallis J. Woodward

Sergt Major
J. B. Seaman

Sergeants
J. W. Blish • W. W. Hardy

Corporals
A. Carahoff • E. P. Carr • H. Crandall • L. W. Carpenter • O. F. Green • H. K. Low • T. G. Wood

Privates
A
J. W. Fell

H. E. Hazen • W. H. Hubbell • L. D. Fauver • A. S. Johnson • G. W. Mason • S. I. Rhoades • A. A. Rice • A. Tucker • F. W. Burrell • H. H. Cragin • M. Clark • L. Church • L. Crawford

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C. E. Brown • H. Boenerook • M. W. Hough • H. Heath

H. E. Loomis • E. Piper • J. M. Runyan • W. H. Smith • G. M. Udell • E. M. Rawdon • L. Wilson

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P. Collins • C. O. Case • J. Dewberry • W. L. Earl • D. B. Fairchilds • G. R. Higgins • J. Marlott • G. Merrifield • H. McCabe • J. J. Fenwell

Preserved their organization by re-enlistment as veterans, Nov. 30, 1863.

Topics. This monument and memorial is listed in this topic list: War, US Civil.

Location. 41°

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4. 23rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Monument

29.319′ N, 81° 38.508′ W. Monument is in Cleveland, Ohio, in Cuyahoga County. It is in Central. It is at the intersection of Woodlawn Cemetery and Woodlawn Avenue, on the right on Woodlawn Cemetery. Touch for map. Monument is at or near this postal address: 2600 E 69th Street, Cleveland OH 44104, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Regionally, this memorial monument is on Ohio’s Lake Erie Shore

and in the Western Reserve.

It is also in the American Midwest

and on the Great Lakes.

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: A different marker also named 23rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Monument (here, next to this marker); Woodland Cemetery Civil War Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); Freedom Seekers and their Supporters (within shouting distance of this marker); Woodland Cemetery (within shouting distance of this marker); Veterans Memorial (about 800 feet away, measured in a direct line); US Civil War (about 800 feet away); War of 1812 (about 800 feet away); John Patterson Green (approx. 0.2 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Cleveland.

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5. 23rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Monument

Credits. This page was last revised on June 8, 2026. It was originally submitted on June 7, 2026, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. This page has been viewed 5 times since then. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. submitted on June 7, 2026, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. • Andrew Ruppenstein was the editor who published this page.