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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 23. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Historical sketch of the Rockbridge artillery, C. S. Army, by a member of the famous battery. (search)
On 26th, went to Bunker Hill. Turned in to the Ordnance Department one brass six-pounder; exchanged Napoleon gun for a ten-pounder parrat, and received two twenty-pounder parrot guns. On 16th, by order of General Jackson, reported to Colonel J. Thompson Brown. On 28th, changed camp to the vicinity of Berryville, the camp where the roll was made. Whole distance marched since last muster, two months before, three hundred and seventy miles. The detachment under Lieutenant McCorkle, which a designated part of the turnpike leading toward Williamsport. It found itself in company with one of the Richmond Howitzer batteries, which was under the command of Lieutenant Jones, and found soon that they were under the command of Colonel J. Thompson Brown, who, with his staff, soon made his appearance. Soon the Second Virginia regiment of infantry, under Colonel Colston, and probably a part of another infalltry regiment, but not a part of the Stonewall Brigade, fell into line of march.