Northwest Ohio and the Civil War

Other Regiments

The Fourteenth Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry may have been the first regiment from Northwest Ohio, but certainly not the only one. During the course of the American Civil War, Northwest Ohio supplied soldiers either wholly or partially for at least thirteen other units. Included here are short capsule histories of some of these units. The information, unless otherwise noted, is taken from Clark Waggoner's History of Toledo and Lucas County, published in 1888. No attempts have been made by the author of this web site to verify or substantiate any of the information presented in these histories. Those interested in learning more are encouraged to pursue their own avenues of research.

Index to Histories of Other Regiments

25th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry
27th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry
37th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry
47th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry
67th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry
84th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry
100th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry
111th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry
128th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry
130th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry
184th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry
189th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry
3rd Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Battery H, 1st Regiment, Ohio Light Artillery
21st Independent Ohio Artillery