American Soldiers

James O'Hara was an ingenious businessman, Revolutionary soldier, 6th Quartermaster General (April 1792-May 1796), and one of the staff officers who assisted General Anthony Wayne in winning the first major victory of the struggling American republic in the uncertain days following the Revolution.

James Grant O'Hara (1925-1989) was Sergeant, United States Army, and Member of Congress for Michigan (1959-1977).

Theodore O'Hara was born in Danville, Kentucky, 11 February, 1822 and died in Guerryton, Alabama, 6 June, 1867. He was the son of Kane O'Hara, and Irish political exile, who became a prominent educator in Kentucky; Theodore O'Hara became major and staff-officer during the Mexican war and the American Civil War.

First Man Killed: Sergt. Miles F. O'Hara National Monument: Little Bighorn Battlefield. IV. A Participant's Account of Major Reno's Battle.

Sergeant Miles O'Hara Archeology of the Battle of Little Bighorn/ Bibliography lists an article (Scott, Douglas, Melissa Connor, and Clyde Snow, 1988, ‘Nameless Faces of the Little Bighorn’. Greasy Grass 4:2-5 ) that identifies the human remains of Miles O'Hara.

Miles F. O'Hara served under George A. Custer and was killed at the Battle of Little Bighorn River. From Muster Rolls of 7th U.S. Cavalry, June 25, 1876 - scroll down to ‘Company M’.

James Loyd O'Hara, John Patrick O'Hara, Robert Charles O'Hara are listed on the ‘The Virtual Wall. A Digital Legacy Project of Remembrance’.

James Loyd O'Hara (1946-1969) (SGT/Army) Warsaw, MO. Web site of the National Veterans Organization of America.

James Loyd O'Hara (1946-1969) is honored on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial on Panel 21W, Row 77.

John Patrick O'Hara (1948-1968) (SP4/Army) Galveston, TX. Web site of the National Veterans Organization of America.

John Patrick O'Hara (1948-1968) is honored on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial on Panel 41W, Row 11.

Robert Charles O'Hara (1949-1969) (SFC/Army) Lost Nation, IA. Web site of the National Veterans Organization of America.

Robert Charles O'Hara (1949-1969) is honored on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial on Panel 33W, Row 72.

Henry O'Hara Captain during the Revolutionary War (1776-1781); reference in the ‘Horton, Hennegan and Walton Family Page’.

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