Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Lieutenant Kennon” in chapter 1.17 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 22.:
...seven of which were used in the defences of Mobile and Charleston.
At Atlanta, Ga., Lieutenant D. P. McCorkle was in charge of ordnance works for the making of shot, shell, and gun carriages.
Lieutenant Kennon (and, subsequently, Lieutenant Eggleston), at New Orleans, was engaged in the manufacture of fuses, primers, fireworks, cannon, gun carriages, projectiles, and ordnance of all kinds.
At Petersbur...
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