The Seventh Ohio was one of Ohio's premier regiments during the War. The following list comprises the major recognized events in which it participated but by no means encompasses all of their activities during their tenure in the field.

Major Battles which The Seventh Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry Participated

Cross Lanes, Western Virginia,    August 26th, 1861

Cotton Hill, Western Virginia,    November 13th, 1861

Blue's Gap Affair, Virginia, Jan. 5th, 1862

Kernstown, Virginia (First Battle of Winchester),     March 23rd, 1862

Port Republic, Virginia,    June 9th, 1862

Cedar Mountain, Virginia,    August 9th, 1862

Snicker's Gap, Virginia,    August 21st, 1862

Second Bull Run Campaign, Virginia, August 21st- September 2nd, 1862

Antietam, Maryland,    September 17th, 1862

Dumfries, Virginia, December 27th, 1862

Chancellorsville, Virginia,     May 1-3, 1863

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania,     July 1-4, 1863

Lookout Mountain, Tennessee,    November 25th, 1863

Missionary Ridge, Tennessee,    November 25th, 1863

Ringgold, Georgia,     November 27th, 1863

Tunnel Hill & Buzzards Roost, Georgia, May 5th - 9th, 1864

Dug Gap, Georgia, May 8th, 1864

Resaca, Georgia,    May 15th, 1864

Cassville, Georgia, May 22nd - 24th, 1864

Pumpkin Vine Creek, Georgia, May 25th, 1864

New Hope Church, Georgia,    May 25th, 1864

There were many skirmishes which occurred during the troop movements of the armies that are not listed above.

After the termination of the 7th Ohio in June of 1864 the remainder of the men were transferred to the 5th Ohio and served in the Atlanta Campaign, Sherman's March to The Sea, the Carolina Campaign, and marched in the Grand Review in Washington D.C. at the conclusion of the War.

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