Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Colonel Gibbons” in chapter 9.84, section c.9.84.109 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 9.:
...n the 24th of June, Colonel Elzey having arrived, was placed in command of the Fourth brigade, consisting of his own regiment, First Maryland, Thirteenth Virginia, Colonel A. P. Hill; Tenth Virginia, Colonel Gibbons ; Third Tennessee, Colonel Vaughan, and the Newtown battery, temporary in charge of Lieutenant Beckham, a young West Point officer of ability.
The regiment left Camp Bee, on the Martinsburg road, an...
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