Statistics for occurrence #1 of “D. H. Christie” in chapter 1.16, page 166 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 25.:
...cceeding days.
The regiment was left without a commissioned officer, all being among the killed and wounded, and there remained but one non-commissioned officer and sixteen privates.
The Colonel, D. H. Christie , was mortally wounded.
Lieutenant-Colonel R. D. Jordan was badly wounded through the lower jaw and neck.
Captain Baskerville, of Company G, killed on the field.
Major Blacknall, first day at Ge...
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