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Ohio 30th Volunteer Infantry (Union)

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Muster
  • Muster In Date:28 Aug 1861
  • Muster Out Date:13 Aug 1865
Other
  • Leaders:
    • Brigadier General Hugh Boyle Ewing
    • Brigadier General John C. Robinson
    • Brigadier General Joseph Lightburn
    • Brigadier General Joseph LightburnCol Wells S. Jones
    • Colonel Eliakim Parker Scammon (in reserve}
    • Colonel Hugh B. Ewing
    • Colonel Theodore Jones
    • Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Jones
battles
Name
Start Date
End Date
Duration
Place
Bentonville19 Mar 186521 Mar 18652 day(s)Bentonville, North Carolina
Ezra Church28 July 186428 July 1864< 1 dayFulton County, Georgia
Antietam17 Sept 186217 Sept 1862< 1 daySharpsburg, Maryland
Lovejoy's Station20 Aug 186420 Aug 1864< 1 dayClayton County, Georgia
Kennesaw Mountain27 June 186427 June 1864< 1 dayCobb County, Georgia
Mine Run27 Nov 18632 Dec 18635 day(s)Orange County, Virginia
Missionary Ridge25 Nov 186325 Nov 1863< 1 dayChattanooga, Tennessee
Carnifex Ferry10 Sept 186110 Sept 1861< 1 dayNicholas County, West Virginia
Vicksburg18 May 18634 July 186347 day(s)Vicksburg, Mississippi
Resaca13 May 186416 May 18643 day(s)Gordon County, Georgia; Whitfield County, Georgia
Second Bull Run28 Aug 186230 Aug 18622 day(s)Prince William County, Virginia
New Hope Church25 May 186426 May 18641 day(s)Paulding County, Georgia
Jonesborough31 Aug 18641 Sept 18641 day(s)Clayton County, Georgia
Allatoona5 Oct 18645 Oct 1864< 1 dayBartow County, Georgia
South Mountain14 Sept 186214 Sept 1862< 1 dayFrederick County, Maryland; Washington County, Maryland; Boonsboro, Maryland
Dallas27 May 18644 June 18648 day(s)Paulding County, Georgia
Atlanta22 July 186422 July 1864< 1 dayFulton County, Georgia; DeKalb County, Georgia
Peachtree Creek20 July 186420 July 1864< 1 dayFulton County, Georgia
Monocacy, Maryland10 July 186410 July 1864< 1 dayMonocacy, Maryland

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