Person:George Fenimore (1)

After the Civil War George lived in Nashville, Franklin and South Pittsburg, Tennessee and then Bridgeport. Alabama until he died. The 1860 Census for Ross Co., OH in the Union Township taken on 11th July 1860 shows the age of Mary at age 20. George was in the 149th Regiment of the OH National Guard in Company "E". He was a private serving with brothers Ebenezer and Henry. George mustered out on the 20th August in 1864.

George W. FENIMORE was born on 4 Mar 1841 in Union Township, Ross, Ohio. He was working as a Carpenter in 1860 in Ohio. He served in the military on 8 May 1864 in Camp Dennison, Ohio. George was in the 149th Regiment of the Ohio National Guard in Company "E". He was a private serving with brothers Ebenezer and Henry. George mustered out on the 20th August in 1864. He died on 28 Mar 1920 in Bridgeport, Alabama. After the Civil War George lived in Nashville, Franklin and South Pittsburg, Tennessee and then Bridgeport. Alabama until he died. The 1860 Census for Ross County, Ohio in the Union Township taken on 11th July 1860 shows the age of Mary at age 20. Parents: Henry B. FENIMORE and Nancy LITTLETON. He was married to Letha Carrie CLUCK on 18 Jan 1865 in Sevenson, Jackson, Alabama. Children were: Anna Olivia FENIMORE .

George W. FENIMORE was born on 4 Mar 1841 in Union Township, Ross, Ohio. In 1860 he worked in various occupations in Ohio. He served in the military on 17 Apr 1861 in Ohio.278 Name: George W Fenimore , Enlistment Date: 17 April 1861 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE State Served: Ohio Unit Numbers: 1856 1856 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 17 April 1861 at the age of 21 Enlisted in Company G, 2nd Infantry Regiment Ohio on 29 April 1861. Mustered out Company G, 2nd Infantry Regiment Ohio on 31 July 1861 in Columbus, OH

Second Infantry - (Three Months' Service.) Col., Lewis Wilson; Lieut.-Col., Rodney Mason; Maj., Augustus C. Parry. This regiment was organized at Columbus, April 18, 1861, in re- sponse to the call of the president for volunteers to serve for three months. It was composed of companies enrolled from dif- ferent parts of the state as follows: Co. A, Rover Guards; D, Zouave Guards; and E, Lafayette Guards, of Cincinnati; B, Columbus Videttes; C, Columbus Fencibles; F, Springfield Zoua- ves; G and K, from Pickaway county; H, from Steubenville; I, Covington Blues, of Miami county. Most of these were former militia organizations of the state. The regiment was ordered to Washington at once and left Columbus on the morning of April 19, 1861, but was delayed on its way several days. It was mus- tered into service April 29, 1861, at Lancaster, Pa., and on its arrival in Washington early in May was assigned to Gen. Schenck's brigade of Gen. Tyler's division, then a part of the force in defense of the capital. It was engaged in the first battle of Bull Run, Va., losing 2 men killed, 4 wounded, 8 cap- tured and 1 missing. The regiment was mustered out on expira- tion of term of service, July 31, 1861. Source: The Union Army, vol. 2 Battles Fought: 21 Jul 1861 in Bull Run, Virginia

He served in the military on 8 May 1864 in Camp Dennison, Ohio.245 George was in the 149th Regiment of the Ohio National Guard in Company "E". He was a private serving with brothers Ebenezer and Henry. George mustered out on the 20th August in 1864.

Name: Charles W Fenimore , Enlistment Date: 02 May 1864 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE State Served: Ohio Unit Numbers: 1779 1779 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 02 May 1864 at the age of 26 Enlisted in Company E, 149th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 02 May 1864. Mustered out Company E, 149th Infantry Regiment Ohio <on 30 August 1864 in Camp Dennison, OH

One Hundred and Forty-ninth Infantry. - Col., Allison L Brown; Lieut.-Col., Owen West; Maj., Ebenezer Rozelle. This regiment was organized at Camp Dennison, May 8 to 11, 1864, to serve for 100 days. It was composed of the 27th regiment, Ohio National Guard, from Ross county, and the 55th battalion, from Clinton county. On May 11 it left the state for Baltimore, Md., where it was assigned to duty at various forts in and around the city, remaining there until May 29, when it was or- dered to the eastern shore of Maryland and distributed at dif- ferent points. About July 4 it was ordered to Monocacy Junc- tion and on the 9th took part in an engagement with the enemy. The regiment lost in killed and wounded about 30 and in prison- ers over 100. After the battle of Monocacy it took part with the 6th and 19th corps in the marches in Maryland and Virginia. Portions of the regiment were with the 144th when it was at- tacked by Mosby's guerrillas at Berryville, Va. The regiment returned to Ohio on Aug. 20, 1864 and was mustered out on the 30th. Source: The Union Army, vol. 2 Battles Fought Fought on 09 July 1864 at Monocacy, MD Fought on 13 August 1864 at Barryville, VA. He died on 28 Mar 1920 in Bridgeport, Alabama. After the Civil War George lived in Nashville, Franklin and South Pittsburg, Tennessee and then Bridgeport. Alabama until he died. The 1860 Census for Ross County, Ohio in the Union Township taken on 11th July 1860 shows the age of Mary at age 20. Parents: Henry B. FENIMORE and Nancy LITTLETON. Spouse: Letha Carrie CLUCK. George W. FENIMORE and Letha Carrie CLUCK were married on 18 Jan 1865 in Sevenson, Jackson, Alabama. Children were: Anna Olivia FENIMORE.