Company A, 21st Ohio

Duty Well Performed

Sunday, 01 January 2012 00:00 | Written by Administrator |

Now available for sale!

To order your copy of "Duty Well Performed" today, please send a check for $29.95 plus $4 shipping to:

DWP Books; 126 Cannonsmill Lane; Summerville, SC 29485

(SC residents: Please add 6% sales tax.)

Have your copy yet?

The much anticipated release of Duty Well Performed: The Twenty-first Ohio Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War has occurred!

This book is the product of years of research and the contribution of many descendants and friends. The release coincides with the 150th anniversary of the regiment's departure from Ohio to join the war.

Questions? Please send an e-mail to DWP Books.

Last Updated (Saturday, 14 January 2012 04:27)

Bacon Creek

Saturday, 14 January 2012 04:15 | Written by Josh Haugh |

Bacon Creek Station Celebration
October 28-30, 2011

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Members of the 21st Ohio participated the Bacon Creek Station Celebration in Bonnieville, Kentucky, to highlight the role of the area in the Civil War. The original 21st encamped at Camp Jefferson for eight weeks from December 1861 to February 1862.

Last Updated (Saturday, 14 January 2012 04:23)

The 21st Ohio: 150 Years Ago . . .

Monday, 23 May 2011 00:00 | Written by Josh Haugh |

The Nournal of 1st Lieutenant John H. Bolton, Company F, 21st Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Available online through Stones River National Battlefield

(Nicholasville, Kentucky) October 12, 1861 - Warm and beautiful again this morning. Forenoon principally spent in drilling, general Anderson the noble hero of Fort Sumptner arrived and visited the troops the regiment formed and received him with great enthusiasm after which the General addressed the officers and men in an elegant speech after which he passed along the line, shook hands with everyone and then bid us adieu. He was again greeted with cheers and parade reception dismissed.

Last Updated (Saturday, 01 October 2011 01:45)

21st Ohio Descendants' Reunion 2011

Tuesday, 29 March 2011 00:00 | Written by Josh Haugh |

The Third Reunion of Descendants of

the 21st Ohio Volunteer Infantry

is in the history books!

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Thanks to all who contributed time, energy, and sweat to making the third reunion a success. Over 70 people (including nearly 30 descendants attended this year's reunion at Stones River National Battlefield. A big thanks goes out to Jim Lewis and the staff at Stones River NB for making us feel welcome and for incorporating us into their activities for the weekend.

Last Updated (Thursday, 21 July 2011 03:49)

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