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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 31. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), City Battalion, Richmond, Va. [from the Richmond, Va., times-dispatch, February 14, 1904.] (search)
st Lieutenant. Robert P. Nixon, Second and First Lieutenant. Company C. William Wirt Harrison, Captain. William H. Allison, First Lieutenant; promoted to Captain of Company H. Charles D. Anderson, Second and First Lieutenant and Captain. John Randolph, Second and First Lieutenant. Robert A. Stephenson, Second and First Lieutenant. Edward P. Sheppard, Second and First Lieutenant. Company D. John F. C. Potts, Captain. William A. Jenkins, First Lieutenant. Henry T. Miller, Second and First Lieutenant. Rigdon McCoy McIntosh, Second and First Lieutenant. N. R. Motley, Second and First Lieutenant. Charles H. Erambert, Second and First Lieutenant. Company E. William L. Maule, Captain. F. M. Boykin, First Lieutenant and Captain. James L. Bray, Second and First Lieutenant. William A. Garrett, Second Lieutenant. Thomas H. Harris, Second Lieutenant. William G. Herrington, Second Lieutenant. R. L. Scott, Second Lieutenant. Company F
The Daily Dispatch: June 4, 1861., [Electronic resource], Washington items (search)
"F" Company, 1st Regiment Va. Volunteers. This favorite company, as our readers already know, is in the field, performing active service. By the promotion of its commandant, its leading personnel has been changed. We append a list of the entire corps: Officers--Captain, R. H. Cunningham; 2d Lieutenant, Edw'd Mayo; 3d Lieutenant, P A. Welford; 1st Sergeant, Henry T. Miller 2d Sergeant, Jas. A. Pizzini; 3d Sergeant, E. G. Rawlings; 4th Sergeant, John Tyler 1st Corporal, Thos. Ellett; 2d Corporal, M Lewis Randolph; 3d Corporal, Jesse Child; 4th Corporal, S. King; 1st Surgeon, T. B. Cunningham; Assistant Surgeon, P. Lyons. Privates — H. V. Anderson, Archer Anderson, Dr. J. H. Anderson, Wm. S. Archer, E. W. Ayres, Geo. C. Baughman, Chas C. Baughman, David Bridges, R. M. Bridges, Henry Bullington, H. Beers, R. Alonzo Brock, J. M. Binford, R. E. Binford, Ira Blunt, W. C. Barker, J. W. Chapman, M. T. Clarke, L. A. Cocke, Dr. John Clopton, A. C. Cole, J. A. Craig, H. D.
The Daily Dispatch: November 23, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 17 (search)
confiscated. The Buffalo (N. Y.) Courier states, on the authority of Thurlow Weed, that Mr. Lincoln has expressed his regret that he did not support Mr. Crittenden's propositions of last winter. Very probable. It is reported that a single discharge from the 128-pounder, mounted in the batteries at Columbus, Kentucky, killed twenty of the enemy and one horse. Shipe, who killed Anderson at Winchester a few months since, has been sentenced to the penitentiary for 18 years. Miller, who shot Capt. Henderson a month or two since in Jefferson county, has been sentenced to be shot. Major Slemmer is quite sick at Putlinville, Va. His wife has been telegraphed for and has left to join her husband. It is stated that the Rev. Mr. Mitchell, arrested on Sunday at Elkton, Md., has been released. Two hogsheads of tobacco, of the new crop, were sold in Louisville, Ky., on Monday last, at $10.50. The Louisville Democrat says that Kentucky has now 26,000 men in t
The Daily Dispatch: November 29, 1861., [Electronic resource], Hog Cholera. (search)
A military execution. --A gentleman from Winchester informs us that a soldier named Miller, a private in Captain Henderson's guerilla company, was executed on Tuesday last near that place, for shooting his commanding officer, with intent to kill. The unfortunate man was led forth from prison about 12 o'clock, accompanied by clergymen, and conducted to a hill in the neighborhood, where the sentence of the court-martial was read to him. He was then blindfolded and made to sit upon his coffin; directly after which, the signal was given, and the squad detailed for the purpose fired upon him. Two bullets pierced his heart, and he died without a struggle. Throughout the trying scene he exhibited the utmost fortitude, and met his fate bravely. This is one of the painful incidents of war, which we have thus far been called upon to record but seldom.
The Daily Dispatch: November 29, 1861., [Electronic resource], Military appointment. (search)
Military appointment. --Mr. Henry T. Miller, of this city, 2d Lieutenant of Company "F," has been appointed Adjutant of the 26th Virginia regiment, on the Peninsula.