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r side of the river. The command then joined Lee's forces at Amelia Court House, and was with them on the retreat to Appomattox. Colonel Balteville, Averasboro, Bentonville, Petersburg (April 2, 1865), Amelia Court House, Farmville, and Appomattox. After the war he was engaged in en Sunday. Thence he accompanied a North Carolina brigade to Amelia Court House, and was at Danville when General Lee surrendered. Going to 5, three days before the surrender, when the army had reached Amelia Court House, Va., General Lee sent for Captain Shell to report at his quave children: Louise, wife of John T. Duncan, of Columbia; Frank G., Amelia, Evelyn and Elizabeth. Samuel A. Townes, ex-mayor of Greenville,s company served as the rear guard of General Lee's army from Amelia Court House, and in the fight at Appomattox bridge, on the night precedin. M. Logan. His later battles were on the Williamsburg road, Amelia Court House, Farmville, and just beyond Appomattox Court House on the nig