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James (search for this): article 21
ohn D Durrett, wounded in head, (supposed to be dead;) John J Christian, wounded in arm, (very slight;) M W Wing field. wounded in arm, (very slight;) William A Johnson, wounded in arm, (slight;) A J Brown, wounded in head, (slight) Company B--James B Hamner, killed; David R Goodman, badly wounded in side and arm; J W Via, slightly wounded in head; Sergeant P H Craven, slightly wounded in arm; Lieutenant R West Wirt, slightly wounded in finger. Company C--Sergeant H Harden, finger shot off; private Allen H Harlow, wounded in arm; Corporal J W Kent, missing; private L F Mayo, missing. Company D--Captain J Faulkner, slightly wounded; Privates William T Stinnett, wounded; James W Maxwell, wounded in arm; A H Turner, wounded in hand; John Tindall, wounded in body; James Woody, wounded in face; G W Wood, wounded in body; W W Walton, killed; W H Thomas, killed. Company E--John W Leake, slight wound in thigh. Company F--Capt. Bennett Taylor, wounded in thigh; Serg't Robert Wo
Frank W. Turner (search for this): article 21
light) Company B--James B Hamner, killed; David R Goodman, badly wounded in side and arm; J W Via, slightly wounded in head; Sergeant P H Craven, slightly wounded in arm; Lieutenant R West Wirt, slightly wounded in finger. Company C--Sergeant H Harden, finger shot off; private Allen H Harlow, wounded in arm; Corporal J W Kent, missing; private L F Mayo, missing. Company D--Captain J Faulkner, slightly wounded; Privates William T Stinnett, wounded; James W Maxwell, wounded in arm; A H Turner, wounded in hand; John Tindall, wounded in body; James Woody, wounded in face; G W Wood, wounded in body; W W Walton, killed; W H Thomas, killed. Company E--John W Leake, slight wound in thigh. Company F--Capt. Bennett Taylor, wounded in thigh; Serg't Robert Wood, wounded in arm; Privates, A J Wood, killed; R Kirby, wounded in arm; D Smith, wounded in hand; J Barnett, wounded in arm. Company G--Robt D Mays, wounded mortally; W C Wills, wounded in arm; John Smith, wounded very slight;
John Wilson (search for this): article 21
A Spradly, Henry Tittle, J K Stephens, A Smith, E B Lartin, Company H--Wounded: Lieut J R McDonald; Corp'l W C Everett; Privates, P D Mings, Wm. Isbell, Wm. McCabe. Company I--Wounded: Capt. D W Gillis, in the arm; Corp'l W S Brookes; Privates, John Wilson, J H Garrard, T M Wilson. Company K--Killed: T. Sims. Wounded: T Dolin, H W Lang, W D Hill. Nineteenth Virginia regiment. To the Editors of the Dispatch: The following is the list of casualties of the 19th Virginia regimeWilson. Company K--Killed: T. Sims. Wounded: T Dolin, H W Lang, W D Hill. Nineteenth Virginia regiment. To the Editors of the Dispatch: The following is the list of casualties of the 19th Virginia regiment in the engagement near Williamsburg Virginia, on the 5th of May, 1862: Company A--Sergeant A H Hoffman, killed; Corporal William Culin, slightly wounded; Privates William T. Jones, badly wounded in face; C W Vandergrift, badly wounded in body; John D Durrett, wounded in head, (supposed to be dead;) John J Christian, wounded in arm, (very slight;) M W Wing field. wounded in arm, (very slight;) William A Johnson, wounded in arm, (slight;) A J Brown, wounded in head, (slight) Company B-
Everett (search for this): article 21
smith, Thos Simmons, slightly. Missing: T J Huss, G W Berry. Co D — Killed: E B Somerhill. Wounded. J A Bynum. Company E--Killed: E Bondill. Wounded: R H Chear, mortally; W B Cain, J M Gamble, J W Sugars, W A Grubbs, T M Thompson, J Q Adams, slightly. Missing: R L Carter and H Holmes. Company G--Killed: J Long. Wounded: S Skipper, G N Levis, J B Levis, J J Wright, B A Spradly, Henry Tittle, J K Stephens, A Smith, E B Lartin, Company H--Wounded: Lieut J R McDonald; Corp'l W C Everett; Privates, P D Mings, Wm. Isbell, Wm. McCabe. Company I--Wounded: Capt. D W Gillis, in the arm; Corp'l W S Brookes; Privates, John Wilson, J H Garrard, T M Wilson. Company K--Killed: T. Sims. Wounded: T Dolin, H W Lang, W D Hill. Nineteenth Virginia regiment. To the Editors of the Dispatch: The following is the list of casualties of the 19th Virginia regiment in the engagement near Williamsburg Virginia, on the 5th of May, 1862: Company A--Sergeant A H Hoffman, kill
Durrett (search for this): article 21
H Garrard, T M Wilson. Company K--Killed: T. Sims. Wounded: T Dolin, H W Lang, W D Hill. Nineteenth Virginia regiment. To the Editors of the Dispatch: The following is the list of casualties of the 19th Virginia regiment in the engagement near Williamsburg Virginia, on the 5th of May, 1862: Company A--Sergeant A H Hoffman, killed; Corporal William Culin, slightly wounded; Privates William T. Jones, badly wounded in face; C W Vandergrift, badly wounded in body; John D Durrett, wounded in head, (supposed to be dead;) John J Christian, wounded in arm, (very slight;) M W Wing field. wounded in arm, (very slight;) William A Johnson, wounded in arm, (slight;) A J Brown, wounded in head, (slight) Company B--James B Hamner, killed; David R Goodman, badly wounded in side and arm; J W Via, slightly wounded in head; Sergeant P H Craven, slightly wounded in arm; Lieutenant R West Wirt, slightly wounded in finger. Company C--Sergeant H Harden, finger shot off; private
Cass (search for this): article 21
sburg, driving the enemy before them all the time. Never did men display more cool bravery. The charges were all led by the company officers, and in one splendid charge they captured a battery of nine pieces. The regiment also captured one hundred prisoners. List of killed and wounded. Company A--Killed: Private C W Stizemore Wounded: Capt. W C Murphy, mortally; Corporal J MacMullin, Joe Amento, A Guerrello, Thos. Holliman, J New, slightly. Company B--Killed; at Finn, P McGlowen, N Cass, W Tracy. Wounded: N Gaven, G Flarity. Missing: John Jacobs, Jas Dorin. Company C--Killed: J T Ravyer. wounded: M C Castleberry, James Donahoe, W J Thorn, mortally; J N Nesmith, Thos Simmons, slightly. Missing: T J Huss, G W Berry. Co D — Killed: E B Somerhill. Wounded. J A Bynum. Company E--Killed: E Bondill. Wounded: R H Chear, mortally; W B Cain, J M Gamble, J W Sugars, W A Grubbs, T M Thompson, J Q Adams, slightly. Missing: R L Carter and H Holmes. Company G--Killed: J
Hill (search for this): article 21
on, J Q Adams, slightly. Missing: R L Carter and H Holmes. Company G--Killed: J Long. Wounded: S Skipper, G N Levis, J B Levis, J J Wright, B A Spradly, Henry Tittle, J K Stephens, A Smith, E B Lartin, Company H--Wounded: Lieut J R McDonald; Corp'l W C Everett; Privates, P D Mings, Wm. Isbell, Wm. McCabe. Company I--Wounded: Capt. D W Gillis, in the arm; Corp'l W S Brookes; Privates, John Wilson, J H Garrard, T M Wilson. Company K--Killed: T. Sims. Wounded: T Dolin, H W Lang, W D Hill. Nineteenth Virginia regiment. To the Editors of the Dispatch: The following is the list of casualties of the 19th Virginia regiment in the engagement near Williamsburg Virginia, on the 5th of May, 1862: Company A--Sergeant A H Hoffman, killed; Corporal William Culin, slightly wounded; Privates William T. Jones, badly wounded in face; C W Vandergrift, badly wounded in body; John D Durrett, wounded in head, (supposed to be dead;) John J Christian, wounded in arm, (very sligh
Nesmith (search for this): article 21
ed a battery of nine pieces. The regiment also captured one hundred prisoners. List of killed and wounded. Company A--Killed: Private C W Stizemore Wounded: Capt. W C Murphy, mortally; Corporal J MacMullin, Joe Amento, A Guerrello, Thos. Holliman, J New, slightly. Company B--Killed; at Finn, P McGlowen, N Cass, W Tracy. Wounded: N Gaven, G Flarity. Missing: John Jacobs, Jas Dorin. Company C--Killed: J T Ravyer. wounded: M C Castleberry, James Donahoe, W J Thorn, mortally; J N Nesmith, Thos Simmons, slightly. Missing: T J Huss, G W Berry. Co D — Killed: E B Somerhill. Wounded. J A Bynum. Company E--Killed: E Bondill. Wounded: R H Chear, mortally; W B Cain, J M Gamble, J W Sugars, W A Grubbs, T M Thompson, J Q Adams, slightly. Missing: R L Carter and H Holmes. Company G--Killed: J Long. Wounded: S Skipper, G N Levis, J B Levis, J J Wright, B A Spradly, Henry Tittle, J K Stephens, A Smith, E B Lartin, Company H--Wounded: Lieut J R McDonald; Corp'l W C Evere
Hoffman (search for this): article 21
l W C Everett; Privates, P D Mings, Wm. Isbell, Wm. McCabe. Company I--Wounded: Capt. D W Gillis, in the arm; Corp'l W S Brookes; Privates, John Wilson, J H Garrard, T M Wilson. Company K--Killed: T. Sims. Wounded: T Dolin, H W Lang, W D Hill. Nineteenth Virginia regiment. To the Editors of the Dispatch: The following is the list of casualties of the 19th Virginia regiment in the engagement near Williamsburg Virginia, on the 5th of May, 1862: Company A--Sergeant A H Hoffman, killed; Corporal William Culin, slightly wounded; Privates William T. Jones, badly wounded in face; C W Vandergrift, badly wounded in body; John D Durrett, wounded in head, (supposed to be dead;) John J Christian, wounded in arm, (very slight;) M W Wing field. wounded in arm, (very slight;) William A Johnson, wounded in arm, (slight;) A J Brown, wounded in head, (slight) Company B--James B Hamner, killed; David R Goodman, badly wounded in side and arm; J W Via, slightly wounded in head;
Massie (search for this): article 21
Wood, wounded in body; W W Walton, killed; W H Thomas, killed. Company E--John W Leake, slight wound in thigh. Company F--Capt. Bennett Taylor, wounded in thigh; Serg't Robert Wood, wounded in arm; Privates, A J Wood, killed; R Kirby, wounded in arm; D Smith, wounded in hand; J Barnett, wounded in arm. Company G--Robt D Mays, wounded mortally; W C Wills, wounded in arm; John Smith, wounded very slight; Wm. B Coffey, wounded slightly Company H--Lieut Benj Brown, wounded slightly in side; Corp'ls G B Mason, wounded in groin; N A Mays, wounded in hand; Privates. Henry Berry, wounded in leg; R H Mays, wounded in leg; Jno Bryant, wounded in leg; A A Drumheller, wounded in hand; J Drumheller, killed. Company I--Serg't T H Campbell, wounded in head, slight; Privates Cornelius Carpenter, wounded in body, badly; E H Massie, wounded in throat, badly; Matt Tucker, wounded in shoulder, slight; W H Campbell, wounded in shoulder, badly. Company K--A T Rea, leg broken by a ball.
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