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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)
cient quartermaster of the brigade, selected for us a camping-place a few miles northward from Centreville, which was named after that officer, Camp Harman, to which we went about the 1st of August. Our company was given ample space in the edge of a natural grove of large oaks, near a beautiful and abundant spring. The horses and guns were on dry ground near the woods. General Jackson's headquarters were on a hill less than a half mile from us, in a yard which lay around the house of a Mr. Utterbach. Colonel Pendleton, who was in command of this company and other companies near it on the 21st July, had been commissioned colonel in the Provisional army of the Confederate States army on the 15th, but was not relieved of command of this battery till the 23d. Lieutenant Brockenbrough being absent by reason of his wound, the company was in command of Lieutenant McLaughlin till the 10th August, when Lieutenant Brockenbrough returned and took command, but resigned to take effect on the