. Itinerary of the Seventh Ohio volunteer infantry, 1861-1864, with roster, portraits and biographies . ttysburg, Pennsylvania; Lookout Mountain andMissionary Ridge, Tennessee; Ringgold, Georgia; Dalton,Georgia; Rocky Face Ridge, Georgia; Resaca, Georgia,and Dallas, or New Hope Church, Georgia. He was mus-tered out with his regiment on the expiration of its term ofservice, July 6, 1864. He reenlisted and raised a new regiment, composedlargely of veterans of old organizations, and was appointedits colonel. On muster into the service it became the OneHundred and Seventy-Seventh Regiment O. V. L
. Itinerary of the Seventh Ohio volunteer infantry, 1861-1864, with roster, portraits and biographies . ttysburg, Pennsylvania; Lookout Mountain andMissionary Ridge, Tennessee; Ringgold, Georgia; Dalton,Georgia; Rocky Face Ridge, Georgia; Resaca, Georgia,and Dallas, or New Hope Church, Georgia. He was mus-tered out with his regiment on the expiration of its term ofservice, July 6, 1864. He reenlisted and raised a new regiment, composedlargely of veterans of old organizations, and was appointedits colonel. On muster into the service it became the OneHundred and Seventy-Seventh Regiment O. V. L He par-ticipated with this regiment in the battles of Murfreesboro,Tennessee; Fort Anderson, North Carolina, and TownCreek, North Carolina, and moved on Raleigh, North Caro-lina, where Gen. Joseph E. Johnston surrendered suchSouthern forces as he commanded. Mustered out with hisregiment June 24, 1865, at Greensboro, North Carolina. After the war was over he resumed his old business as acivil engineer. He was engaged with Gen. J. S. Casement,and under him in the construction of the Union Pacific and. COLONEL ARTHUR T. WILCOX(Capt. Co. K, Tth U. V. I.—Coloiu-I ITTtli O. V. 1,—I)i»d. l9ol.) COMPANY K 459 Other railroads in the United States, and died in the year1904, while engaged in the construction of a railroad in Cen-tral America under the same party. He married Miss Julia L. Morehouse, June 12, 1861, atLyons, Huron County, Ohio, and they had four childrenborn to them. He was a zealous officer ami a brave man. JOSEPH S. CLARKE. Joseph S. Clarke, of Cleveland, was identified with theold True Democrat, Leader, Herald, Plain Dealer, OhioFarmer, and the early printing offices. Attended privateand public schools and colleges; studied medicine, theology,politics, and social science. Educated in principles of aboli-tion, and foresaw war between North and South. Appren-ticed to printing profession for seven years, passing throughall grades to those of manager, publisher, editor,
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