Civil War in Lawrence County, Ohio

This page has various stories, obituaries, military records, and photos of Civil War Veterans from Lawrence County, Ohio. Some links are from persons who had compiled and donated to The Lawrence Register website many years ago. We hope this page helps our visitors with their research.

For the most completed list of Civil War Soldiers from Lawrence County, Ohio, visit the late Tom Clutters compiled list.

civil war history in Lawrence County, Ohio

Various Articles about the Civil War in Lawrence County, Ohio

SOURCE: On the Plains in 1865 by George H. Holliday, page 35, publication date 1883.

Sergeant Abe Pancake lives near Milton. Cabell County, West Virginia. He was a noble and faithful soldier, and will be kindly remembered by all who knew him. John Brammer, Wm. Martin, James Bruce, Martin Bazel. G. H. Holliday, and several others, live in Lawrence County, Ohio. 

They all bore an active part in this war, besides a full share of the field of battle in the war for the Union. And many of them bear marks and afflictions as mementos of the hardest and coldest winter ever passed through by any soldiers on the plains or in the Rocky Mountains.

Narrow Escape Stories

‘Narrow Escapes’ were a series of Civil War Stories That Were Told by Veterans and collected by the Ironton Register from 1886 – 1888. Lawrence County, Ohio, soldiers were part of the 5th West Virginia Infantry, and our wonderful volunteers typed these stories for The Lawrence Register in 1998-1999. To help support The Lawrence Register, please consider purchasing a copy of my book with all the stories listed below.

We hope you enjoy the variety of stories. Some are very poignant, others have a twist of humor, but all are harrowing to those men who lived through the Civil War. Most of Lawrence County, Ohio, was a pro-union county, and only two Confederate Stories are included below.

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