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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 24. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.42 (search)
duty of the Ordnance Corps was to perform guard duty. It was Company A, of the battalion. Company B. Captain—Armand L. DeRosset. First Lieutenant—Ray. Second Lieutenant—Monroe. Third Lieutenant—Ritter. This command was organized an, and constituted a part of this battalion until they were ordered to report at Wilmington to Major-General Whiting. Captain DeRosset left Fayetteville with 118 rank and file. On reaching the city of Wilmington, Company G of this battalion was thrown with Company B, as a battalion, with Captain DeRosset in command. Captain DeRosset had been severely wounded twice in the battles in Virginia, and was again wounded at Averasboro, N. C., in 1865, a few days days before the surrender at AppomattoCaptain DeRosset had been severely wounded twice in the battles in Virginia, and was again wounded at Averasboro, N. C., in 1865, a few days days before the surrender at Appomattox. Company C-10 men, rank and file. Captain—George W. Decker. First Lieutenant—Charles R, Banks. Second Lieutenant—Charles E. Roberts. Third Lieutenant—Alonzo Garrison. Company D—73 men, rank and file. Captain—Will