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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)
next mustering of the company, and probably the last one, was on December 31, 1864. The record of transactions in the interval between October 31st and December 31st is very brief, and as follows: From 1st November to 31st December battery remained in position between Fort Gilmer and New Market road, not having been engaged, or changing position during this time. The first half of this roll also is missing. What remains corresponds with that of October 31st, beginning with the name of George W. Pugh, except that John Wilson's name is omitted, and a note says that he, James A. Conner, and Bolin Harris, were captured at Gettysburg, &c. The constant marching and fighting during the spring of 1865 prevented the regular mustering and the preparation of the payrolls. The value of the Confederate money made the formality of preparing pay-rolls somewhat farcical. A whole month's pay would not buy a good tooth-brush. An artillery captain, who was stationed south of Richmond on the li