one horse and equipments.
Green, Jas. R., private, one horse and equipments.
Cooper, Amos, private.
Hooper, Judson V., private, one horse and equipments.
Company B.
Henry C. Norman, private, one horse and equipments.
Thaxton, Wm. C., private, one horse and equipments.
Butts, Anthony, private.
Littlejohn, Wm., private, one horse and equipments.
Company C.
Sergeant N. H. Christian, one horse and equipments.
Elliot, Geo. H., private, one horse and equipments.
Antrim, W. W., private, one horse and equipments.
Persons, R. T., private, one horse and equipments.
Preston, C. J., private, one horse, bridle and halter.
Perrow, Wm. C., private, one horse and equipments.
Catterton, W. W., private, one horse and equipments.
Slaughter, Jas. M., private, one horse and equipments.
Fretwell, Jno. T., private, one horse and equipments.
Hurt, Job, private, one horse and equipments.
Lovell, Wm., private, one horse and equipments.
Farmer, Wm. R
pson.
Non-commissioned officers, 25; musicians, 10; privates, 111; aggregate, 146.
Recapitulation—Non-commissioned officers, 169; musicians, 22; privates, 546; aggregate, 737.
N. B.—S. M. Whitney, an employee in the Quarter-Master Department, but not an enlisted man, and therefore not included in the foregoing report.
W. S. Cabender, private Co. B, 23d Georgia Volunteers, a prison guard in Richmond, followed the army on its retreat, and being unable to reach his own command, in North Carolina, is on duty and is surrendered with this brigade, but not included in the total of this report.
Respectfully forwarded, Henry L. Benning, Brig.-Gen. S. J. Benning, A. A. G.
Bratton's Brigade.
Jno. Bratton, Brig. Gen., P. A. C. S.
A. C. Sorrel, Captain and A. A. General, P. A. C. S.
W. H. Quincy, Maj. and Q. M., P. A. C. S.
L. L. Ayers, Capt. and A. Q. M., P. A. C. S.
H. M. Judge, 1st Lt. and A. D. C.
D. R. Jamison, 1st Lieut. and Ordnance Officer.
J. R. Hagoo
Privates.
Adams, Thomas A.,
Adams, W. N.,
Angle, Lyndie,
Brady, Jas. B.,
Brazeal, Allen,
Bullock, Henderson J.,
Cisco, Everett B.,
Crow, Wm. M.,
Dettmore, Jno.,
Delaney, Calvin,
Dudney, Arthur,
Eadley, Jno.,
Fisher, Jno. F.,
Fisher, Jas. M.,
Highland, Silas,
Hill, Wm. H.,
Kennedy, John,
Long, Griffin,
Lee, Joseph,
Mannion, Mike,
Mellen, Henry,
McCann, John,
McGrath, Jno.,
Neal, Andrew J.,
Ryan, Jno.,
Stewart, Samuel,
Fisher, Jas. M.,
Highland, Silas,
Hill, Wm. H.,
Kennedy, John,
Long, Griffin,
Lee, Joseph,
Mannion, Mike,
Mellen, Henry,
McCann, John,
McGrath, Jno.,
Neal, Andrew J.,
Ryan, Jno.,
Stewart, Samuel,
Sturdivant, Jas.,
Tedderton, Jesse T.,
Tedderton, Jno.,
Thompson, Wm.,
Thomasson, Samuel,
White, Pat.
[3 officers, 41 men.]
Roll of Captain Woolfolk's Company (G), Huger's Artillery Battalion, First Army Corps.
James Woolfolk, 1st Lieut., one horse.
Geo. D. Vaughan, Jr. 1st Lieut., one horse.
L. W. Duke, Sergeant.
W. A. Saunders, Corporal.
Silas Chandler, Corporal.
Wm. S. Flippe, Corporal.
Nicholas Terrill, Sergeant.
John Slater, Sergeant.
Ragland
Gale, Commanding.
Sergeant Thomas Brooke, Maryland.
Robert B. Chew, Maryland.
H. J. Langsdale, Maryland.
Fred. J. Frayer, Maryland.
Corporal James W. Owens, Maryland.
John Gilpin, Maryland.
J. W. Fillins, Maryland.
Privates.
W. W. Ballard, Maryland,
Thos. Broughton, MaMaryland,
Jas. Baily, Maryland,
M. Blummenauer, Maryland,
S. G. Bowland, Maryland,
Wm. ConMaryland,
Wm. Conner, Maryland,
R. E. Cleary, Maryland,
R. T. Dryden, Maryland,
S. E. Duvall, Maryland,
J
V. H. McCormick, Maryland,
John Mitchell, Maryland,
Ed. C. Mudd, Maryland,
C. W. Nelson, MMaryland,
C. W. Nelson, Maryland,
P. D. Smith, Maryland,
Eugene Worthington, Maryland,
W. T. Wilson, Maryland,
L.Maryland,
W. T. Wilson, Maryland,
L. S. Webb, Maryland,
Jas. N. Weems, Maryland.
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I certify that the above is a correct list Maryland,
L. S. Webb, Maryland,
Jas. N. Weems, Maryland.
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I certify that the above is a correct list of the officers, noncommissioned officers, and privates of the 1st Maryland Artillery now present.
Maryland,
Jas. N. Weems, Maryland.
[36]
I certify that the above is a correct list of the officers, noncommissioned officers, and privates of the 1st Maryland Artillery now present.
There is no public property in the company. John Gale, Lt. Commanding. April 9th, 1865.
Names o[23 more...]
Jos. Prudes,
E. A. Delahaye,
Jas. Landry.
Jno. Mamply, servant,
Jno. Semple, servant,
[Signed]
[4 officers, 64 men, 4 servants.]
R. Prosper Landry, Capt. Commanding Donaldsonville Artillery.
Co. C, Norfolk L. A. Blues, of Norfolk, Va.
Sergeant W. T. Clark,
Corporal J. T. Rainer.
Privates.
W. W. Woodward,
M. Gordon,
Jno. Hodges,
N. E. White,
B. Whiting,
Jno. Wallers,
J. R. Roberts,
Ord. Sergeant Jno. J. Morris,
R. Porter,
E. Fitzgerald,
Hospital Steward Jesse J. Morris,
R. G. Wingfield,
[13 men, 1 warrant officer.] R. Prosper Landry, Capt. Commanding Donaldsonville Artillery.
Co. D, Huger's Battery, of Norfolk, Va.
Sergeant J. T. Wadsworth, one horse,
Sergeant Jno. W. Ash, one horse,
Private W. J. Reid.
[3 men.]
R. Prosper Landry, Capt. Commanding Donaldsonville Artillery.
Roll of Field and Staff officers of Poague's Battalion Artillery, Third Corps, A. N. Va.
Lt.-Col. W. T. Poague, Commanding Battalion, two horses,
