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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)
nd captured, its infantry support having given back; loss, four twenty-pounder parrot guns, one man wounded, and one missing. Ordered back toward Richmond on the Enroughty, commonly pronounced the Darby town road, Darby-town road is the accepted designation. It derived its name from the fact that it was the highway to a settlement of persons, whose name was originally Enroughty but was interchangeably pronounced Enroughty and Darby and written in both forms by those of the same blood.—Ed. a distance of five miles. Thursday, the 28th July, received new guns; 29th, marched back to New Market Heights and into position; 31st, went back to Laurel Hill church Enroughty and Darby and written in both forms by those of the same blood.—Ed. a distance of five miles. Thursday, the 28th July, received new guns; 29th, marched back to New Market Heights and into position; 31st, went back to Laurel Hill church six miles, and there remained in camp till 10th Angust, when it was ordered to Signal Hill station, seven miles distant, and there constructed pits; on 13th, after daylight, opened fire on the enemy's working party at Dutch Gap, and fired all day; 14th, moved up the Varina road two and a half miles to the fortifications; 16th, repo