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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 9. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 68 (search)
fourteen miles from Clinton. The Ninth Pennsylvania, Colonel Jordan, making a detour to the right, obtained valuable inforguished services throughout the campaign, namely: Colonel Thomas J. Jordan, Ninth Pennsylvania, and Lieutenant-Colonel F. A.many friends. In conclusion, I would tender to Colonel Thomas J. Jordan, Ninth Pennsylvania; Colonel Baldwin, Fifth Kentury Division, Military Division of the Mississippi. Colonel Jordan's Report. headquarters Ninth Pennsylvania cavalryment during the expedition. Respectfully reported. Thomas J. Jordan, Colonel Ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry. Report of Cers missing during the campaign,   12 Total,6334225 Thomas J. Jordan, Colonel Ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry. Station, near Kilt's revolvers. I am, Captain, respectfully yours, Thomas J. Jordan, Colonel Ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry. Lieutenant-Cng the Ninth Pennsylvania, in the temporary absence of Colonel Jordan, that he could and would hold his position, I placed m
Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 9. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 88 (search)
ance with two howitzers of Parker's battery, two of Rhett's battery, and one of Jordan's battery. At the same time, I directed nine other pieces, mostly rifles, on the right of the ridge, under Captains Jordan and Taylor, to change their position so as to fire on the enemy in flank and on the woods containing their reserves. Wid by a minie ball; Lieutenant and Adjutant W. H. Kemper; Captains J. S. Taylor, Jordan, Parker, and Eubank; Lieutenant Elliot, commanding Rhett's battery; Lieutenantsf Parker's battery, two of Rhett's battery, under Lieutenant Elliot, and one of Jordan's battery, under Lieutenant Bower. They were exposed to a hot fire. Several md exhausted most of their ammunition. I should have mentioned that two guns of Jordan's battery, under Lieutenant Bower, were sent to an advanced position under Captoody's guns were placed on the right of the village; two of Parker's and two of Jordan's were placed on the left; Rhett's two pieces were placed on a ridge to the lef