Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Richmond, Va.” in chapter 1.36, section c.1.36.20 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 35.:
...rdless boys from fourteen to eighteen years of age. The company was known as the Parker Battery, commanded by Captain W. W. Parker, a very religious member of one of the leading Methodist Churches of Richmond, Va. It was also known as the boy company because only the officers were of age, and possibly a few other members.
It was organized in the late spring or summer of 1862, when General McClellan with the ...
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