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id: society-of-civil-war-families-of-ohio
title: Society of Civil War Families of Ohio
date: 2024-08-19
author: k3jph
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{% include figure.html image="hereditary-societies/ogs-scwfo.png"
placement="right" width="3"
link="https://www.ogs.org/about/lineage/scwfo/"
cap="Logo of the Society of Civil War Families of Ohio"
alt="Logo of the Society of Civil War Families of Ohio" %}

> Member _jure_ Private Thomas Wesley Newman (79th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company H); member no. 1070
The [Society of Civil War Families of
Ohio](https://www.ogs.org/about/lineage/scwfo/) (SCWFO) is a lineage society
under the [Ohio Genealogical Society](https://www.ogs.org) (OGS), dedicated to honoring the descendants
of Civil War veterans who served Ohio during the conflict. Membership in SCWFO
acknowledges a family's direct connection to the state's Civil War history,
ensuring that the contributions of these veterans and their descendants are
remembered and preserved.

## Private Thomas Wesley Newman

Private [Thomas Wesley Newman](https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Newman-16570)
served in the [79th Ohio Volunteer
Infantry](http://www.ohiocivilwar.com/cw79.html), Company H, during the Civil
War. His service was brief and lead to a disability discharge at Columbus, Ohio,
on November 5, 1862. The family's connection to him is traced through
[collateral descent](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collateral_(kinship)) from
his brother, [Benjamin Franklin
Newman](https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Newman-16481), reflecting the broader
legacy of the Newman family's contributions during this pivotal period in
American history.

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