Statistics for occurrence #1 of “N. S. Barstow” in chapter 9 of Daniel Ammen, Confederate Military History, a library of Confederate States Military History: Volume 7.2, The Atlantic Coast:
... flag-ship Philadelphia.
The following morning, Flag-Officer Goldsborough, with his staff, consisting of Commander Case, Captain's Clerk Fisher, as signal officer, and Lieutenants T. R. Robeson and N. S. Barstow went on board of the Southfield, which for the time became the flag-ship.
The vessels were again under way with two light-draught steamers, Ceres and Putnam, a mile or so in advance.
About 9 A. M...
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