This is a rough accounting of ancestors serving in the eras of the Revolution, the War of 1812 and the Civil War, listed in Roy Orndorff’s compilation “An Orndorff Family”. This is by no means a complete accounting of Orndorff early service members and does not account for other branches of our Orndorff family that undoubtedly served in those times.
Cartographer Jedidiah Hotchkiss of New York rendered his service to the Confederate cause. He was charged with making a detailed map of the Shenandoah Valley and did so with great precision. The map provided a distinct advantage to the Confederates and was instrumental in the success of Stonewall Jackson’s Valley Campaign. Our family name (homesteads) is referenced in several places on his map. Here is a portion of his map depicting the area around Van Buren Furnace with our name referenced:

John Arndorff/Orndorff – 1776- Pennsylvania- Chester County Militia
Joshua Orndorff -1796- Chester County Pennsylvania Militia
Jesse Orndorff 1812 war
Israel Orndorff - 6th Regiment Va Militia / Hambaughs Company
Levi Orndorff 55thRegiment Va Militia
Phineas Ordorff – 6th Regiment Va Militia
David Orndorff 1812 7th Regiment Va Militia
Jacob Orndorff
Benjamin Orndorff - Union - Company G 6th West Virginian Infantry
Isaac Orndorff-Union Army-Company F 38th Indiana Infantry
James Orndorff- Union- Company C 71st Ohio infantry
Jonathan Orndorff- Union- Company H 121st Ohio infantry
Nathan Orndorff- Union- Company B 143rd Indiana Infantry Regiment
Perry Orndorff Union 6th Ohio Cavalry
Samuel Ornduff -Union- Company F 3rd Iowa Cavalry
Thomas Orndorff- Union - 1st Lt Company C 152d Illinois Infantry
Volney Ornduff- Union- Company F 3rd Iowa Cavalry
Elisha Orndorff - Confederate - Company G 51stVirginia Militia
George Orndorff Confederate Company G 51stMilitia / Troop K 12th Va Cav / Co C 33rd Va Infantry
Henry Orndorff -Confederate - Company B 11TH VA CAVALRY
Ira Orndorff- Confederate- Company C 33rdRegiment Virginia Infantry, troop K 12th Regiment Virginia Cavalry
Isaiah Orndorff- Confederate-Troop K 12th Va Cavalry
Jacob Orndorff- Confederate- Company C 33rd Regiment VA infantry Stonewall Brigade/ Company H 11th Regiment Virginia Cavalry- captured & sent to Camp Chase prison Ohio
James Orndorff-Confederate Army- Company I, 18thVa Regiment
Jefferson Orndorff-Confederate- Company C 10th Va infantry
John Ornduff – Confederate- Companies L,K & D 1st regiment Virginia Volunteer Cavalry
Lemuel Orndorff- Confederate - Troop H 11th Virginia Cavalry
Magus Orndorff - Confederate - Troop H 11th Virginia Cavalry
Mason Orndorff- Confederate- Battery D 38thBattalion
Morgan Orndorff- Confederate -Troop B 11thVirginia Cavalry, deceased 5-8-1864 Spotsylvania, White Hall near courthouse
Philip Orndorff- Confederate Co E 7th Virginia Cavalry
Philip Orndorff- Confederate- Troop H 11th Va Cavalry
Walter Orndorff-Confederate- Company F 10th Va Regiment deceased 5/21/1863 Chancellorsville
Washington Orndorff- Confederate- Troop K 7thRegiment Virginia Cavalry
William Orndorff- Confederate - Company C 33rd Va Infantry captured -deceased 5/12/1864
William Orndorff- Confederate- Unit C 33rd Virginia Infantry

It is so exciting to have an Orndorff Reunion this year at one of the most beautiful locations in the state of Virginia! There is something for every age: young or old, little ones and teenagers!
The gardens at Lewis Ginter Park Botanical Gardens are breathtaking. There is a “playground” area for younger children to enjoy, art exhibitions and extensive perennial gardens.
It is also a beautiful location for family members to share stories, and perhaps meet each other for the first time. Bring your photos, family memorabilia and papers, and ancestry information to share.
Finally, we will be gathering and dining in the Lewis Ginter Park Tea Room for a delicious meal. The Tea Room is an experience! It will remind some of dining in a real Japanese Tea Room!
Please reach out to your family and encourage them to come to the reunion. It is important to many of us that the current and future generations carry on the Orndorff traditions, sharing stories, remembering those who have passed and the joy of being part of its very long generational history.

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