The top three pictures are for Nathan Goodale. A revolutionary war veteran. He died while being held captive near Sandusky, Ohio. The bottom two pictures are for his son, Dr. Lincoln Goodale. At the time of his death, Lincoln Goodale was one of the oldest people in Columbus.
Captain Daniel S. Lewis
Green Lawn Cemetery, section 57
Columbus, Ohio
Captain Lewis died Brunson and Union company buildings on the corner of High Street and Long Street. Not too far away from where Elevator Brewery and Draught Haus is in downton Columbus.
James Strode Swearingen helped lead an expedition to help establish Fort Dearborn, which is where present day Chicago is located in 1802. He Raised the flag on August 17, 1803.
Swearingen served in the war of 1812 with the rank of colonel.
Grandview Cemetery
Chillicothe, Ohio
Killed in the battle of Fredericksburg (spelled Freedericksburgh on marker) December 14, 1862.
Grandview Cemetery
Chillicothe, Ohio
Grandview Cemetery, Chillicothe, Ohio. 1773-1827. 6th governor of Ohio, 1814-1818.
Worthington, Ohio is named in his honor.
Some members of the Worthington family.
Colonel Thomas Worthington. Colonel of the 46th OVI.
Colonel Thoma
Brigadier General Joshua Sill. Grandview Cemetery, Chillicothe, Ohio. Fort Sill, Oklahoma is named in honor of him. Sill fell at the battle of Stones River.
General Philip Sheridan (born in New York but raised in Somerset, Ohio) established Fort Sill in 1869.
