Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Lynchburg, Va.” in chapter 1.3 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 37.:
...of July, 1861, the enemy made an attack on his regiment from the opposite side of the stream.
Major Harrison asked permission to dislodge them.
It was granted.
He, with the Jeff Davis Guard, of Lynchburg, Va. , charged and drove the enemy from their position.
Major Harrison fell mortally wouned, living only a short while, thus exemplifying in life and death all the characteristics of his grand and glorio...
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