William Respass

Gender:Male
Era:1800s
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Biography

Arrested at Florence, Kentucky about January 1, 1862 on an allegation of being a violent secessionist and sent to Camp Chase. Governor Tod reported January 20 that Respass had already been discharged. Neither approximate arrest nor retrospective report date is encoded as an exact arrest or release. Allegations are attributed to the federal account; the cited passage supplies no criminal conviction. Source: The War of the Rebellion: Official Records, series II, volume II, section 1, printed page 332, https://archive.org/details/cu31924079570242/page/n347/mode/2up.

Case

Camp Chase
Charges: Arrested at Florence, Kentucky about January 1, 1862 on an allegation of being a violent secessionist and sent to Camp Chase. Governor Tod reported January 20 that Respass had already been discharged. Neither approximate arrest nor retrospective report date is encoded as an exact arrest or release.
Sentence: Wartime detention as described in the cited federal record.
Institution State: Ohio

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