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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 23. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Historical sketch of the Rockbridge artillery, C. S. Army, by a member of the famous battery. (search)
ossed Rappahannock and camped near Culpeper; 21st, five miles to present camp [which is referred to in the next roll as Brandy station]. Corporal William M. Willson detailed for special duty, and in October, 1863, William F. Johnston and W. N. Bumpass, Jr., were promoted as corporals, and Privates Henry T. Darnall and William Careen appointed corporals. Battery remained there (Brandy station, or Stephensburg,) till 3d November, when it marched seven miles, and was on picket duty at Rapidanibald Graham, Jr. Lieutenants. J. Cole Davis, John W. Jordan. Sergeants. Samuel C. Smith, William L. Strickler, David E. Moore, Norborne S. Henry, and John E. McCauley. Corporals. A. S. Whitt. William M. Wilson, William F. Johnston, William N. Bumpass, Jr., Henry T. Darnall, William Careen, and Henry Boteler. The following roster contains the names of all the men who ever served with this company, so far as their names could be ascertained. As explained in the foregoing pages, in March