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The Daily Dispatch: July 31, 1861., [Electronic resource] 2 0 Browse Search
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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 15. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Paroles of the Army of Northern Virginia. (search)
John S. Vining, James W. Walker, George M. Wright, J. W. Cook, J. C. Friday. Co. D. 2d Sergeant J. P. Walke, 3d Sergeant B. F. Steele, Private S. T. Chambers, L. Cornish, Private J. W. Matkins, J. M. McIntosh, T. S. Monaghan, S. J. Norton, Private R. W. Darden, E. Gouldman, S. L. Coleman, T. H. Hopkins, Rich. Jones, J. H. Kornegay, J. M. Matkins, Private James Phillips, S. A. Simms, G. D. Smith, F. E. Stith, E. W. Thompson, W. P. Tucker. Co. E. 1st Sergeant A. J. Mosely, 3d Sergeant Ingram Spence, 5th Sergeant Jno. Q. Dunnam, 1st Corporal J. M. Robinson, 2d Corporal Jas A. Thomas, Private W. F, Anderson, A. S. Allford, Daniel Burke, M. A. Cooper, W. S. Crosby, D. L. Carter, F. M. Curlee, Jno. Daniel, H. R. Foss, W. C. Horton, Jno. D. Hyde, I. H. Haskins, Private Jos. Ikeman, S. J. Little, M. L. Mosely, W. M. Mathews, Thos. W. Perry, Stephen D. Quinby, F. M. Sampey, G. G. Sampey, Henry C. Stearnes, John Stuckey,
The Daily Dispatch: July 31, 1861., [Electronic resource], The late battles. (search)
, 16 wounded. The Fourth Alabama Regiment. The following is a list of the killed and wounded in the Conecuh Guards (Captain Bowles) of the Fourth Alabama Regiment: Killed--Orderly-Sergeant L. C. Gatch, Dr. S. H. Wimberly, J. D. Robins, and J. M. Strickland. Wounded.--Lieut. J. S. Guice, Sergeant J. B. Bonnet, Corporal W. F. Thomas, Privates T. W. Tusk, Erander McIver, A. D. McInnis, Charles Floyd, J. C. Peacock, O. W. Perry, J. H. Mason, J. T. Andrews, Joseph A. Thomas, A. J. Mosely and J. B. Beard. Besides the above, some eight or ten were hit by spent balls and fragments of shell. Captain Bowles took forty-five men into the fight, and at least thirty of this number were in some manner struck. A shot perforated the canteen of Capt. B., but he was unhurt; another of the company had his shoulder strap shot off; and another the toe of his shoe ! The Fourth was exposed to a murderous fire, and no regiment behaved with more gallantry on the field. The Rockbri