96th Ohio Infantry ​Soldier Roster in the American Civil War

This roster includes the known officers and enlisted men of the 96th Ohio Infantry (Three Years’ Service), organized by Field & Staff and Companies A through K. Information is drawn from 19th-century state adjutant general reports, the Official Records, and verified regimental histories.

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For an overview of this regiment’s organization, service, engagements, and casualties, see the regiment summary page.

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If you’re researching ancestors in the 96th Ohio Infantry (Three Years’ Service), these resources may provide additional historical detail, including regimental histories and Civil War reference works.

Field & Staff

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Company A

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Company B

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Company C

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Company D

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Company E

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Company F

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Company G

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Company H

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Company I

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Company K

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Consolidations or Transfers

On November 18, 1864, the 96th Ohio Infantry (Three Years’ Service) was consolidated into a battalion of five companies. One company from the 42nd Ohio Infantry was transferred to the regiment prior to final muster out in July 1865.

Sources & Notes

  • Official Records of the War of the Rebellion, Series I, relevant volumes and parts.
  • State Adjutant General Report for Ohio (years 1862–1865, volumes and pages as available).
  • Dyer’s Compendium.
  • Fox, “Regimental Losses in the American Civil War.”
  • The Union Army, Federal Publishing Company, 1908, Vol. 2.
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