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| Suffix | Jr |  
| Birth | 5 May 1840 | Trimble Twp., Athens Co., Ohio   |  
| Gender | Male |  
| Died | 27 Jun 1921 | Palos, Athens, Ohio   |  
| Buried | Beach Grove Cem., Perry, Monroe Twp., Ohio   |  
| Person ID | I107454 | Brainard (Brainerd) / Foster / Fish |  
| Last Modified | 28 Apr 2005 00:00:00 |  |  |  
| Father | William SHANOR, b. 18 Aug 1808, Chandlersville, Muskingum, Ohio   |  
| Mother | Mary Nancy THARP, b. 14 Oct 1808, Maryland   |  
| Family ID | F45466 | Group Sheet |  |  |  
| Family | Nancy E. ROBERTS, b. Dec 1855, Ohio   |  
| Married | 21 Sep 1878 | Corning, Perry Co., Ohio   |  
| Children |  |  
| Family ID | F45473 | Group Sheet |  |  | 
| Notes | 
 
 
 William Shaner jr. became a renowned soldier, both illustrious and famous
 during the Civil War.  He was a prosperous young farmer when in 1861 he
 enlisted itn the thrity-first OVI. He fought in many battes: Stone River, Mill
 Springs, Chicamauga, Mission Ridge, Ringold, Dallas, Resaca, Ken, Marietta and
 the Seige of Altanta, where he severely wonded. After partial recovery he was
 sent to Johnson Island opposite Sandusky, where he served iwth gentleness as
 an officer over the camp for the confederate prisioners during the epidemic of
 small pox in which so many died. Here he was fortunate in escaping, due to his
 vaccination early in life, and he was honorably discharged on August 15, 1865,
 after a war record second to none in Ohio.
 He was a master Mason a member of Lodge no.470 A&F A M Bishopville Ohio
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