Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 24., chapter 1.42, Company B.

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First Lieutenant—Ray.

Second Lieutenant—Monroe.

Third Lieutenant—Ritter.

This command was organized and drilled at this post, and constituted a part of this battalion until they were ordered to report at Wilmington to Major-General Whiting. Captain DeRosset left Fayetteville with 118 rank and file. On reaching the city of Wilmington, Company G of this battalion was thrown with Company B, as a battalion, with Captain DeRosset in command.

Captain DeRosset had been severely wounded twice in the battles in Virginia, and was again wounded at Averasboro, N. C., in 1865, a few days days before the surrender at Appomattox.

Richmond, VA. 1896.

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