Garberson, Job.

Soldier:   Job Garberson

Regiment:  3rd. OVI                                           Company:  I

                174th. OVI                                           Company:  A

Age:     19                   

Date Entering Service:  6/15/1861 in 3rd. OVI

                                       7/27/1864 in 174th. OVI

Period of Service:  3 years; one year

Remarks (When discharged, re-enlisted, wounded, captured, died of disease or killed):

Wounded at the Battle of Perryville, Kentucky on 10/8/1862. Mustered out with Company on 6/21/1864 in 3rd OVI.    174th:  promoted to Sergeant 8/18/1864, reduced in ranks on 11/17/1864, Mustered out 6/28/1865

Battles in which he fought:

Battle of Rich Mountain, West Virginia                            7/6/1861

Battle of Elkwater, West Virginia                                     7/11/1861

Battle of Bridgeport, Alabama                                                    4/29/1862

Battle of Perryville, Kentucky                                                      10/8/1862

Battle of Stones River, Tennessee                                               12/31/1862

Battle of Sand Mountain, Alabama                                             4/30/1863

Battle of Black Warrior Creek, Alabama                           5/1/1863

Battle of Blounts farm, Alabama                                     5/2/1863

Other interesting information discovered:

Job Garberson was born in Marion, Ohio on 6/11/1842.  Job married Alcinda Devon on 8/26/1865. It is unknown how this marriage ended.  On 11/18/1882 Job married Arminta Briles in the State of Kansas.  Records reveal that Job was a lawyer in 1860 while he lived in Morrow County.  By 1880 Job was living in Peoria, Franklin County, Kansas.  Job was also a farmer.  Job received an invalid’s pension on 3/5/1890. Arminta received a widow’s pension on 2/1/1913

Date of Death:  December 25, 1912                   

Place of burial:  Kansas Veterans Cemetery, Fort Dodge, Kansas

Adopted By:  Morrow County Veterans Services                                     

Researcher:  Velda L Montgomery