Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Captain Ed S. Walton” in chapter 1.22, section c.1.22.63, page 195 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 36.:
...e, driving the enemy through the woods in great confusion, killing and capturing about 200.
Chalmers, with Mabry's Brigade, supported Wade.
The artillery performed the most conspicuous service.
Captain Ed S. Walton , with his battery, was in the thickest of the fray.
In fact, it was difficult for the cavalry to keep abreast of him. Whenever the enemy fell back he went thundering after them, every horse and eve...
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