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John Esten Cooke, Wearing of the Gray: Being Personal Portraits, Scenes, and Adventures of War. 3 1 Browse Search
The Daily Dispatch: March 13, 1863., [Electronic resource] 2 0 Browse Search
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 15. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones) 1 1 Browse Search
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John Esten Cooke, Wearing of the Gray: Being Personal Portraits, Scenes, and Adventures of War., Mosby's raid into Fairfax. (search)
roaching. The captain accordingly made his dispositions rapidly for retiring. The prisoners, thirty-five in number, were as follows: Brig.-Gen. E. H. Stoughton. Baron R. Wordener, an Austrian, and Aide-de-camp to Col. Wyndham. Capt. A. Barker, 5th New York Cavalry. Col. Wyndham's A. A. General. Thirty prisoners, chiefly of the 18th Pennsylvania and Ist Ohio Cavalry, and the telegraph operator at the place. These were placed upon the captured horses, and the band set orom the town. This time, finding no guards on the main road, he continued to follow the turnpike until he came to the belt of woods which crosses the road about half a mile from Centreville. At this point of the march, one of the prisoners, Captain Barker, no doubt counting on aid from the garrison, made a desperate effort to effect his escape. He broke from his guards, dashed out of the ranks, and tried hard to reach the fort. He was stopped, however, by a shot from one of the party, and re
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 15. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Terry's Brigade, formerly John M. Jones's. (search)
G. W. Murphy, 40th Va. Regiment, horse and equipments. Corporal L. Monday, Co. F, 55th Va. Regiment. Courier C. C. Clark, Co. F, 47th Va. Regiment, horse and equipments. T. J. Yeatman, 40th Va. Regiment, horse and equipments. Drummer George Kane, 40th Va. Regiment. Private J. M. Hester, Co. M, 55th Va. Regiment. B. W. Prichett Co. M, 55th Va. Regiment. C. M. Chewning, Co. M, 55th Va. Regiment. R. M. Luck, Co. M, 55th Va. Regiment. W. H. Blake, Co. C, 55th Va. Regiment. Private A. Barker, Co. C, 55th Va. Regiment. B. K. Monday, Co. G, 55th Va. Regiment. J. L. Johnson, Co. G, 55th Va. Regiment. W. H. Clair, Co. H, 55th Va. Regiment. C. H. Malory, Co. D, 55th Va. Regiment. W. Alexander, Co. D, 55th Va. Regiment. W. A. Davis, Co. G, 55th Va. Regiment. J. Covington, Co. G, 55th Va. Regiment. Y. J. Chappele, Co. D, 22d Va. Batt. B. W. Mann, Co. A, 22d Va. Batt., horse and equipments. G. W. Holt, Co. G, 22d Va. Batt., horse and equipments. W. H. McGriggin, Co.
The Daily Dispatch: March 13, 1863., [Electronic resource], The Situation at Port Hudson. (search)
Arrival of Abolition prisoners. --The prisoners captured by Capt, Mosby, of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee's command, arrived in Richmond by the Central cars on Wednesday night, in charge of Lt. McClellan, Included in the number (the whole amounting to 29) were E. H. Stoughton, Brigadier-General of the 2d brigade, Casy's division; A. Barker, Captain of company L, 5th New York cavalry; Roberts Weilbricht, a telegraph operator; R. Wardener an Austrian Baren; P. Pratt, a private in company P. 16th Vermont reg't, and Orderly for Gen. Stoughton--The prisoners were taken in custody on the night of March 9th, in or near Fairfax Court House, Va., by Capt. Mosby and his company, whose daring and intrepidity in making a successful raid within a few hundred yards of the camp-ground of two Abolition brigades, and carrying off without damage to themselves the General commanding of one of them, deserves the highest praise — Most of the twenty-nine men captured, including Gen. Stoughton, an aristocratic sp