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Col. O. M. Roberts, Confederate Military History, a library of Confederate States Military History: Volume 12.1, Alabama (ed. Clement Anselm Evans) 10 8 Browse Search
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rrying and delivering orders. (954) Mentioned also in Col. J. M. Hall's report. (955-957) Report of Col. M. F. Bonham, comma Cold Harbor. Allen T. Jones, Lafayette Hobson and Josephus M. Hall afterward succeeded in command of this regiment. JJune 15, 1862. (650) Assignment as above, July, 1862, Col. J. M. Hall in command. Vol. XIX, Part 1—(808) Rodes' brigade, ever characterize a true soldier. (957,958) Report of Col. J. M. Hall (Fifth Alabama), same battle, says: Lieutenant-Coloneld in report of Col. E. A. O'Neal. (595-597) Report of Col. J. M. Hall says: I would respectfully state that the general condDecember 3d. (889, 890) Highly commended in report of Col. J. M. Hall No. 49—(683, 900) Assignment as above, December 31,, 959, 960) Mentioned in reports of Col. E. A. O'Neal, Col. J. M. Hall and Col. J. N. Lightfoot. (960-964) Report of Colonel Rodes' brigade from April 29th to May 6th. (954,955) Col. J. M. Hall's report of battle of Chancellorsville
ent was assigned to Mahone's brigade early in 1862, and in that command participated in the battle of Seven Pines, where Colonel Lomax was killed, and the regiment suffered severely, but was highly complimented by Generals Mahone, Hill and Longstreet. Battle was now promoted colonel, and early in June his regiment was transferred to General Rodes' brigade, in which the colonels ranked as follows: Twenty-sixth Alabama, Col. E. A. O'Neal; Sixth Alabama, Col. John B. Gordon; Fifth Alabama, Col. J. M. Hall; Twelfth Alabama, Colonel Gale; Third Alabama, Colonel Battle. On account of a wound received at Seven Pines, Colonel Battle was kept from the field until the Maryland campaign. In his report of the battles of Boonsboro and Sharpsburg, General Rodes wrote: The men and officers behaved well, but Colonel Gordon's Sixth Alabama, Major Hobson's Fifth Alabama, and Colonel Battle's Third Alabama deserve special mention for admirable conduct during the whole fight. General Rodes recommended