. Itinerary of the Seventh Ohio volunteer infantry, 1861-1864, with roster, portraits and biographies . CAPTAIN LOUIS G. DcFOKEST (1st „t. \- 7th (). V. i. -c;.,,,. f. , o. V. I.—Died August •_(]. IS70.). CAPTAIN WILLIAM D. SHEPHERD (Ist Lieut. & Adjt. 7th O. V. I.—Capt. & C. S. Vols.—Died July 3d, 1882.) AND STAFF 375 it Cleveland, Ohio, and they had three sons, two of whom,[Edward I. and Louis C, died in their youth, the surviving;on, Albert T., being now, in 1906, the general manager of:he American Steel and Wire Company on the Pacific coast.:ie with his mo
. Itinerary of the Seventh Ohio volunteer infantry, 1861-1864, with roster, portraits and biographies . CAPTAIN LOUIS G. DcFOKEST (1st „t. \- 7th (). V. i. -c;.,,,. f. , o. V. I.—Died August •_(]. IS70.). CAPTAIN WILLIAM D. SHEPHERD (Ist Lieut. & Adjt. 7th O. V. I.—Capt. & C. S. Vols.—Died July 3d, 1882.) AND STAFF 375 it Cleveland, Ohio, and they had three sons, two of whom,[Edward I. and Louis C, died in their youth, the surviving;on, Albert T., being now, in 1906, the general manager of:he American Steel and Wire Company on the Pacific coast.:ie with his mother, wife, and daughter reside at Palo Alto,ralifornia. Captain De Forest died at Cleveland, Ohio, August -2,1870 from disease contracted while in the service. His re-nains lie in Lake View Cemetery, the burial being the firstme in those grounds. He was a brave and patriotic soldier, which seemed to de-scend upon him from his military ancestors, and made ofliini one of the best disciplined officers in the service of theUnited States. His bright, genial disposition, manly bearing, and noblecharacter made him a universal favorite, alike with hiscomrades in arms and a host of friends in civil life. Requiescat
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