The Military History of the 123d Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
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1. Front matter2. PREFACE.3. DEDICATION.4. CHAPTER I.5. CHAPTER II. CAMP LIFE AT MONROEVILLE—REMOVAL TO THE SEAT OF WAR—MARCHES AND EXPERIENCES OF THE REGIMENT UP TO JUNE 12TH, 1863.6. CHAPTER III. ACCOUNT OF THE ENGAGEMENT AT WINCHESTER, JUNE 13TH, 14TH AND 15TH, 1863.7. CHAPTER IV. HISTORY OF REGIMENT FROM JUNE 15TH, 1863, TO MAY 18TH, 1864, INCLUDING THE ENGAGEMENT AT NEW MARKET.8. CHAPTER V. LYNCHBURG RAID.9. CHAPTER VI. FROM CHERRY RUN TO THE TIME THAT SHERIDAN TOOK COMMAND, INCLUDING THE BATTLES OF SNICKER’S FERRY, WINCHESTER, JULY 22D, AND MARTINSBURG.10. CHAPTER VII. THE CAMPAIGN UNDER GENERAL SHERIDAN UP TO THE TIME THE REGIMENT WAS TRANSFERRED TO THE ARMY OF THE JAMES, INCLUDING THE BATTLES OF BERRYVILLE, OPEQUAN, FISHER’S HILL AND CEDAR CREEK.11. CHAPTER VIII. FROM OPEQUAN BRIDGE TO THE SURRENDER OF LEE, INCLUDING HATCHER’S RUN AND HIGH BRIDGE.12. CHAPTER IX. FROM HATCHER’S RUN TO THE MUSTER-OUT.13. CHAPTER X. PRISON LIFE FROM THE DIARY OF A CAPTAIN IN THE 123D OHIO VOLUNTEERS.14. CHAPTER XI. MUSTER-OUT ROLLS.15. CHAPTER XII. MISCELLANEOUS.16. CHAPTER XIII. CASUALTIES IN DETAIL.17. CHAPTER XIV. THE ESCAPE OF OFFICERS FROM PRISONS AND A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THOSE WHO DIED THERE.18. TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES