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_John ABBE ____________
_Samuel ABBE ___|_Mary _________________
_Ebenezer Sr. ABBE _|
| | _William Jr. KNOWLTON _+
| |_Mary KNOWLTON _|_Elizabeth ____________
_Ebenezer Jr. ABBE _|
| | _George ALLEN _________+
| | _Joshua ALLEN __|_Cathrine STARKES _____
| |_Mary ALLEN ________|
| | _Yelverton CROWELL ____+
| |_Mary CROWELL __|_Elizabeth HAMMOND ____
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|_Abigail ___________|
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Isaac Abbe, b.in Windham, Conn., July 25, 1733; died april, 1788, He resided in North Windham. His will, made September 3, 1785, probated April 30, 1788, mentions his wife Eunice, and sons Isaac, Jr., and Abner. (Windham Probate Records, Vol. 12, pages 262, 348.)
Married, as recorded at Ashford, Conn., by Ebenezer Wales, Justice of the Peace, April 5, 1753, EUNICE CHURCH, who died after 1788. In this marriage record both are described as of Ashford. Abbe Abbey Genealogy Page 70
_William III HOUSE _+
_Lazerus Sr. HOUSE _|_Hannah HOLLISTER __
_Lazerus Jr. HOUSE _|
| | _Thomas RISLEY _____+
| |_Rebecca RISELY ____|_Elizabeth BURNHAM _
_Selah Freeman Truman Henry HOUSE _|
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| |_Hannah ____________|
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|--Emily HOUSE
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|_Hannah Mary LOVELAND _____________|
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_Peter RIDENOUR _+
_Martin RIDENOUR ____|_________________
_Martin RIDENOUR _|
| | _John KERSHNER __
| |_Catherine KERSHNER _|_________________
_Benjamin RIDENOUR _|
| | _________________
| | _Mathias LEISER _____|_________________
| |_Susanna LEISER __|
| | _________________
| |_Catherine __________|_________________
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|--Jennie RIDENOUR
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|_Margaret EKAY _____|
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This is a narritive written by my Uncle about Jacob and the Regiment he served with.
The Regiment was organized at Camp Chase*, Ohio, May 12, 1864 to serve one hundred days. It was composed of the Forty-eighth Regiment Ohio National Guard, from Richland County; Seventy-second Battalion, Ohio National Guard, from Henry County; Ninety-sixth Battalion, Ohio National Guard, from Ashland County; and the Ninty- ninth Battalion, Ohio National Guard from Stark County. On the 13th of May the Regiment proceeded to Washington City, under orders from General Heintzelman, commanding the Department of Ohio. It was assigned to duty with headquarters at Fort Reno D.C., where it remained untill the 8th of June, when it was ordered to the front, and proceeded in transports to White House, Va. and thence to Bermuda Hundred. It reported to General Butler, at Point of Rocks, on the 12th of June, and on the 14th took part in a reconnaissance on the Petersburg and Richmond Railroad. Two hundred and fifty men of the One Hundred and sixty-third were engaged in a severe skirmish on the 15th, and on the 16th it proceeded to Wilson's Landing, and from that point made several reconnaissance to the west side of the James. On the 29th of August the Regiment was relieved from duty, and proceeded to Columbus, Ohio. and was mustered out September 10, 1864, on expiration of term of service.
* Camp Chase was a hastily thrown-together barracks 4 miles west of Columbus, Ohio on the pike (National Road Route 40)
copied from;
Official Roster of Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion Vol. 9 page 321 Jacob Ward is listed under Co. C. also page 752 Honor Roll of same .
Jacob Ward private age 26 entered service May 2, 1864 died July 30,1864, Hampton Hospital of typhoid fever
Honor Roll buried National Cemetery Hampton Va. Sec. E, Row 17, Grave 584
