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JULIAN R. FITCH. [.Born in 0hio. — Appointed from Kansas.] MILITARY HISTORY. — Private 6th Ohio Volunteers, April to August, 1861. Second Lieutenant 35th Ohio Volunteers, September, 1861, and engaged at the action of Mill Springs, Ky. Detailed for signal duty, February, 1862. On the staff of General Buell, and engaged at the battle of Perryville. On the staff of General Rosecrans, and engaged at the battle of Stone River. On the staff of General Crittenden, during the march to Chattanooga, Tenn., and engaged at the battles of Chickamauga, Lookout Mountain, and Missionary Ridge. Quartermaster of the Signal Corps of Sherman's army. Second Lieutenant U. S. Signal Corps, March, 1863. Reported for duty to General Curtis, at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., June, 1864. Engaged in the pursuit of the rebel General Price, and at the actions at Little Blue, Big Blue, Maria des Cygnes, and Newtonia, Kan. Made survey of the Central Route for the Pacific Railroad, from Fort Riley, Kan., to the Rocky Mountains, July to August, 1865. Brevet Captain U. S. Volunteers, for distinguished services during the war. Second Lieutenant 17th U. S. Infantry, February, 1866. Joined regiment at Hart's Island, New-York Harbor. Transferred to the 35th U. S. Infantry, by the reorganization of the army. First Lieutenant 35th U. S. Infantry, November, 1866. In Texas, from - to
Military record of civilian appointments in the United States Army. By Guy V. Henry. Author: Henry, Guy Vernor, 1839-1899. Publication Info: New York,: D. Van Nostrand, 1873.