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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 10. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 2 (search)
to be able to say that there were but few men in the regiment who disgraced the name of soldier. It was during this brief but brisk fight that the regiment sustained a loss of three killed and seventeen wounded. Among the latter were Lieutenant William B. Colston, commanding Company E, and Lieutenant J. J. Haines, Company E. The enemy soon fled. We then advanced to within a short distance of the railroad, (the front line of the army,) and remained in this position until about seven o'clock P Nadenbousch, Captain, commanding Second Regiment Virginia Infantry. List of Casualties in the Second Virginia Infantry, December 13, 1862: Company A.--Private Thomas Barr, severely wounded by gunshot, not serious. Company E.--First Lieutenant W. B. Colston, severely wounded by shell, very serious; Second Lieutenant J. J. ames, severely wounded by musket ball, not serious; private Samuel Stuckey, severely wounded by gunshot, not serious; private Harvey Kite, severely wounded by gunshot,