5 USCHA

1890 Census
George W. Armstrong, 44 USCI
Lewis Broomer, 44 USCI
Cephus Cooley, 5 USCHA
George Cordell, 27 USCI
Henry Early, 27 USCI
James A. Garnes, 5 USCI
George W. Jarrett, 5 USCHA
James Johnson, 44 USCI
Leonard Johsnon, 27 USCI
Alexander Lindsey, 44 USCI
James O. Mayo, 5 USCI
John R. Mayo, 44 USCI
William J. McDaniel, 5 USCI
Alexander Smith, 88 USCI
James T (L). Smith, 5 USCC
Thomas Stephens, 27 USCI
Lemuel Viney, widow Mary A., 5 USCI

Buck Ridge Cemetery
Julius Allen, 44 USCI
James A. Garnes, 5 USCI
James Johnson, 5 USCI (?)
James O. Mayo, 5 USCI
John H.… Read more

1890 Census
Daniel M. Keels, 17 USCI
Jesse Moss, 5 USCHA

You can look at the names of the other Black Civil War soldiers, sailors, and veterans
from Gallia County, or you can view the Ohio county pages to find African Americans
who served from or lived in the state.… Read more

1890 Census
Elias Brown, 27 USCI
Joseph Clark, 27 USCI
Joseph Cole, 5 USCI  (marked 27 USCI)
John Davis,  5 USCI
George Hale, 5 USCI
Andrew J. Harris, 5 USCHA
Hampton Johnston, 5 USCHA
George Mann, 27 USCI
Silas P Newman, 42 USCI
Thomas Valentine, 100 USCI and 9 USCHA
Jeremiah W. Walker, 5 USCHA
Samuel White, 27 USCI

Haynes Cemetery
Alex Napper, 27 USCI, died April 5, 1864, at Camp Delaware
Jeremiah Wilson Walker, 5 USCHA, died July 1900

Mount Sinai Cemetery
Joseph Cole, 5 USCI (marked 27), died February 6, 1924
Hampton Johnson, 5 USCHA, died 1905
George Mann, 27 USCI
Thomas Valentine, 100 USCI and 9 USCHA, died February 23, 1911
Paschal Wingo, 15 USCI and 42 USCI, died March 18, 1910

You can look at the names of the other Black Civil War soldiers, sailors, and veterans
from Pike County, or you can view the Ohio county pages to find African Americans
who served from or lived in the state.… Read more