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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)
d at the church at Romney—a conscientious effort to clean the horses and at the same time an earnest effort to keep themselves out of the mud and not get kicked. Never were horses more kindly and respectfully addressed and more gently scratched with a curry-comb. We remained at Romney till the 24th, when this company and the rest of the brigade set out for Winchester, the neighborhood of which we reached on the 25th January. We encamped temporarily two miles west of Wood's thicket, at Lupton's. About this time two eight-pounder iron guns, made at Tredegar works, were added to the battery, and Dr. John Leyburn was made a lieutenant. On the 29th we moved to Camp Zollicoffer, the name given a camp in the woods four miles northwest from Winchester, where we put up winter quarters. Here we remained till the 3d of March. This was a lonely camp, the only redeeming feature of which was an abundant supply of wood. On the 28th February we had here a mustering, and made out a pay-rol