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Tag Archives: Jonathan Hamilton
Sarah Ann Anderson Hamilton
Sarah Ann Anderson was born on November 17, 1842 in Hancock County, Ohio. Sarah was the daughter of William and Jane Anderson. Unfortunately, I have not determined Jane’s maiden name. Sarah married Jonathan Hamilton on August 24, 1865 and to … Continue reading
Lessons From An Unidentified Photograph
This photograph has no identification on the back, but after looking at earlier photographs that I have posted, I believe I know who these children are.
Osa Hamilton Motter-obituary
As published in the Republican-Courier, Findlay, Ohio on December 4, 1965. OSA E. MOTTER ADA-Mrs. Osa E. Motter, 85, of 210 N. Gilbert St., died at 5:15 a.m. Saturday in the Hardin County Home and Hospital after an illness of … Continue reading
Posted in Obituaries
Tagged Ada Ohio, Andrew Motter, Donald Weller, Erett Motter, Gerald Motter, Gladys Harmony, Gladys Motter Harmony, Hamilton family history, Harry H. Hamilton, Jonathan Hamilton, Motter family history, Osa Hamilton, Osa Hamilton Motter, Sarah Anderson, Sarah Anderson Hamilton
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Nicholas Kimble at the Battle of Chickamauga
This week marks the 150th anniversary of the battles of Chickamauga and Chattanooga, two very important battles of the Civil War which helped to seal the fate of the Confederacy. I had known for years that two of my great-great … Continue reading
Posted in Who's Who
Tagged 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 15th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 8th Veteran Reserve Corp, 99th OVI, Battle of Chickamauga, Chickamauga Georgia, Civil War history, Jonathan Hamilton, Kimble family history, Libby Prison, Matter family history, Motter family history, Nicholas Kimble, Oliver Brown, Pemberton Prison, Richmond Virginia, Xenia Torchlight
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