John W. McClintock

GEDCOM Note

1850 Census taken September 28, 1850 in Logan township - He was 12 and born in Ohio1960 Duchouquet Census taken June 4, 1860 - born in 1838 basedon ageU.S., Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865 Consolidated List of all persons of Class I subject to militarydutyJune 1st to 30th Headquarters 5 Congressional District of OhioOn the list was John McClintock age 25 a Farmer born inIrelandGeorge McClintock age 21 a Farmer born in OhioNotes from Jo Moore - John Served with Company G, 156th Ohio Voluntaries, Infantry inthe Civil War from May 2, 1864 until September 1, 1864.Buried in Crawford Cemetery.A picture of John in a Union uniform and article appeared in thenewspaper -Wore Blue in '62(picture)THIS PICTURE HAS been identified as that of John W. McClintock,a private in the Civil War. He was a member of Co. G, 156th OhioNational Guard. He enlisted in Wapakoneta, May 1864 and wasdischarged September 14, 1864.McClintock was the son of Charles and Mary Jane McClintock andwas born in Miami county, Ohio. In 1847 his family moved toAuglaize county and settled five miles north of Wapakoneta onTwo Mile creek. He had two brothers who also served as soldiersof the Union, Andrew and William, the latter of whom was but 17years old when he enlisted.Private McClintock was born March 24, 1838 and died Oct 4, 1868.He is buried in a small family burial plot four miles north ofWapakoneta on State Route 501.Will was recorded on December 2, 1868 in Auglaize county -He left everything to his wife.