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Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), State of Pennsylvania, (search)
State, the Secretary of War first declining to receive them. This was the origin of the fine body of soldiers known as the Pennsylvania Reserves, who were gladly accepted by the Secretary after the battle of Bull Run. See United States, Pennsylvania, in vol. IX. colonial governors of Pennsylvania. [Under the proprietary government, when there was no deputy governor the president of the council acted as such.] William PennProprietor and Governor1682 Thomas LloydPresident1684 John BlackwellDeputy Governor1688 Benjamin FletcherGovernor1693 William MarkhamGovernor1693 William PennGovernor1693 Andrew HamiltonDeputy Governor1701 Edward ShippenPresident1703 John EvansDeputy Governor1704 Charles GookinDeputy Governor1709 Sir William KeithDeputy Governor1717 Patrick GordonDeputy Governor1726 James LoganPresident1736 George ThomasDeputy Governor1738 Anthony PalmerPresident1747 James HamiltonDeputy Governor1748 Robert H. MorrisDeputy Governor1754 William DennyDeputy G
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 15. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), General Semmes' Georgia Brigade. (search)
re bearing arms on the morning of the 9th April, 1865. J. H. Miller, Capt. Commanding Regiment. Fitfy-seventh North Carolina Regiment. Co. A. Sergeant Jos. A. Bogger, Corporal H. G. Crawford, Private W. E. Deal, Private L. A. Furchase, A. L. Klutts, J. W. Thompson. Co. B. Sergeant David Warlick, Private J. A. Burkhead, Newton Craven, Private Jacob Cauble, Amos Smith, Andy Reindhardt. Co. C. Corporal J. A. Peeler, Private J. L. Barringer, John Beard, John Blackwell, Private J. S. Lowrance, Geo. Niblock, J. M. Peeler, J. A. Penny, Private H. G. Baker, M. A. Holshouser, F. E. Menins, Private J. F. Pace, C. J. Wagoner. Co. D. Sergeant S. A. Ogburn, Corporal W. D. Brown, Jos. Cruse, Private J. F. Grubbs, T. J. Ketner, Private H. W. Livingood, Geo. W. Morgan, A. J. Sprace, A. P. Young. Co. E. Private E. Hallman, D. Leatherman, Private L. Robinson. Co. F. Sergeant F. Alexander, Private H. W. Cress, John Gant, Privat
The Daily Dispatch: June 6, 1861., [Electronic resource], The "Nancy Harts" of Lagrange. (search)
Burglary. --A negro fellow named Peter, slave to John Blackwell, was arrested and caged yesterday evening, on the charge of breaking into the carpenter shop of Mr. J. W. Atkinson. The warrant did not state what Peter did after he broke in, though our knowledge of human instinct leads us to believe he found something lying round loose and laid violent hands on it. If he did, he will be a blue Peter this morning, after hearing the judgement of his Honor in the premises.
The Daily Dispatch: June 7, 1861., [Electronic resource], A Virginia woman. (search)
Police cases. --The Mayor, yesterday, ordered Peter, slave of John Blackwell, a whipping for breaking into J. W. Atkinson's carpenter shop, with intent to steal.--Erasmus Chase, arrested as a suspicious person and spy, was sent to jail.Lieut. Ashby, of the Hazlewood Volunteers, Culpeper county, Va., brought Chase to this city on Wednesday. He was arrested at Centreville last week, on the supposition that he was a Northern spy. When he first arrived here the prisoner was taken to the Governor's house. but His Excellency being absent, he was carried before the Mayor, who sent him to the police station for safekeeping. The prisoner, Chase, represents himself as being the captain of a vessel.--Michael Burns was held to bail to appear before Court and abide an investigation relative to a charge of unlawful paternity preferred against him by Bridget Starkie. alias McAleer.
The Daily Dispatch: June 12, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
urton Timberlake and Regnault. The petition of Digges & Booth, to keep an ordinary, was heard and granted. The application of Henry Banks (a negro emancipated by Bacon Tait) to remain in the State, being heard before a full bench, was granted. Ordered that he be registered in the office of the Court. Elijah, slave of Stephen Hunter, was tried for breaking into James H. Beagleston's store, on Dock street, on the night of the 25th of March last, and stealing a large lot of groceries, convicted and sentenced to receive thirty-nine lashes, well laid on. Flemming Morgan was held for fighting with James Harwood in the street, and fined $5 and costs of Court; which he paid. John Blackwell was tried for permitting his slave to go at large, and declared not guilty whereupon the same was discharged from custody. David W. Hughes, indicted for misdemeanor, give $300 bail for his appearance at the next term, and was discharged. The Court adjourned for the term.