Original CDV Album with three (3) identified albumen CDVs and thirty (30) identified gem-sized tintypes, almost all who are noted as soldiers of the 95th Ohio Volunteers Infantry. Embossed leather with brass clasps measuring approx. 4 1/2 x 5 3/4 inch. A complete listing of images below. 

 

Exceptional album containing identified photographs of the soldiers of the 95th Ohio Volunteers Infantry, which was formed as a regiment at Camp Chase, Ohio in 19 August 1862. Primarily serving in the Western Theater of the American Civil War, the regiment engaged in battles at Vicksburg, Brice’s Roads, and the Battle of Nashville. Mustering out on 19 August 1865 in Louisville, Kentucky, the regiment would suffer heavy losses throughout their service. The album features thirty (3) quality images of soldiers of the regiment, seventeen of which were taken as prisoners of war at Andersonville. These images are identified in period ink to the bottom CDV-sized mount the tintypes are affixed to. 

 

A complete list of identified soldier tintypes included are as follows: 

1.Sergeant Samuel C. Starr: Died of disease as a POW at Andersonville. 

 

2. Henry H. Kalb: POW at Andersonville. 

 

3. J. M. Maitland

 

4. Martin Kramer

 

5. Benton Kramer: POW at Andersonville. 

 

6. Alfred Cannon: Died of disease as a POW at Andersonville. 

7. William R Borland: POW at Andersonville. 

 

8. John H. Jones: POW at Andersonville. 

 

9. Oliver Merritt

 

10. Edward Jones

 

11. Louis Claproot 

 

12. Geo W. McFarland

 

13. John Bowen: POW at Andersonville. 

 

14.Virgil M Brevort: POW at Andersonville. 

 

15. George W. Corbin: POW at Andersonville. 

 

16.William H McFarland 

 

17. John. B. McCoy: POW at Andersonville. 

 

18. Elihu P. Harvey: POW at Andersonville. 

 

19. William T. McCoy: POW at Andersonville. 

 

20. James VanHorn 

 

21. George W. Skiver

 

22. Lewis Agin: POW at Andersonville. 

 

23. Patrick Rogers

 

24. Andrew J, Bickett: POW at Andersonville. 

 

25. Samuel Jenkins: POW at Andersonville. 

 

26. Isaac Morris

 

27. Henry Mellhorn: POW at Andersonville. 

 

28. G. W. Schrock

 

29. William Corbin: POW at Andersonville. 

 

30. Lewis Bowen: POW at Andersonville. 

 

Album also contains three (3) identified CDVs, likely relatives of the aforementioned soldiers: 

 

James Long full length view studio albumen. Columbus, Ohio: Walker and Lund’s, n.d. 

Catherine B.F. Taylor Long full length view studio albumen. Columbus, Ohio: Reeve & Watts

Aunt Jane Starr full length view studio albumen. Columbus, Ohio: Walker and Lund’s, n.d. 

An excellent album capturing the likenesses of the brave soldiers who served in the 95th Ohio Volunteers Infantry.

 
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