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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)
(transferred from the Albemarle Light Horse, which he had joined May 11, 1861,) and Phil Nelson. July 29th—Jonathan Agner and John T. Agner. August 8th—Algernon S. Whitt. August 10th—Randolph Fairfax, William W. Houston. August 12th—William M. Wilson. August 14—John T. Gibson. August 15th—William H. Byrd, Lucas P.en wounded. Some of the guns were ordered during this battle to take a position in a field, and had to pass through a gateway which was found to be too narrow. A. S. Whitt volunteered to cut down a large white oak gate-post which obstructed our movements and in full view of the enemy. Under a severe infantry-fire he wielded his nants. J. Cole Davis, John W. Jordan. Sergeants. Samuel C. Smith, William L. Strickler, David E. Moore, Norborne S. Henry, and John E. McCauley. Corporals. A. S. Whitt. William M. Wilson, William F. Johnston, William N. Bumpass, Jr., Henry T. Darnall, William Careen, and Henry Boteler. The following roster contains the