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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 15. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Terry's Brigade, formerly John M. Jones's. (search)
C. V., courier. Corporal Chas. H. Buskey, Grandy's Battery, clerk. Private F. L. McKenzie, Co. A, 15th S. C. Vol., courier. F. L. Vellines, Citizen, courier. C. F. French, Citizen, courier. C. M. Frail, Co. A, 2d Md. Battalion, courier. C. W. Sutton, Tanner's Battery, courier. W. D. Hemston, Citizen, courier. [9] The following are the names of the Confederate States military telegraph operators connected with the Army of Northern Virginia . Thomas E. Maddox, J. A. Cosby, A. B. Spooner, J. H. Birdly, E. W. Thompson, J. McCaskell, Jos. G. Avey, A. C. Smith, William Hurlock, Jas. M. Stafford, [10] List of men now present and surrendered in Fields's Division, and who are Unattached to any Command, present for Major Bridgford to Obtain their paroles. Private E. Welford Mason, courier 5th Va. Cav. C. M. Rock, clerk in Qr.—M.'s Department. T. M. Goldsby, clerk in Qr.—M.'s Department. W. M. Rock, courier in Qr.—M.'s Department. W. H.<
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 17. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.14 (search)
inder them, began running up it. Some of these descended on the other side by means of a rope which was dangling down. Police. The police detail consisted of picked men from all three districts. Captaie E. P. Hulce was in command, with Sergeant Cosby as his assistant. A detachment marched at the head, and officers were stationed at and near all the wagons to prevent accidents. The details were as follows: First District: R. E. Brown, W. H. Rex, Charles L. Butler, C. J. Folkes, J. F. Parkinson, J. S. Talman, L. Werner, L. D. Saunders, Charles Kelley, and J. Ogilvie. Second District: Sergeant J. A. Cosby, W. C. Wilkinson, J. W. Williams, Thomas Wilkinson, George Mattern, E. H. Redford, J. J. Walton, John T. Enright, W. A. Shields, R. D. Austin, T. 1. Wren, and John Ralston. Third District: Captain E. P. Hulce, Sergeant W. L. Thomas, P. A. Gibson, R. D. Chesterman, John J. Powell, J. A. Barker, J. A. Priddy, Joseph Hulcher, C. W. Saunders, L. P. Frayser, J. H. Mc-Mu
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 24. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), The laying of the corner-stone of the monument to President Jefferson Davis, (search)
ost Worshipful J. P. Fitzgerald, Grand Master; Right Worshipful A. R. Courtney, Deputy Grand Master; Right Worshipful, R. T. W. Duke, Jr., Grand Senior Warden; Right Worshipful George W. Wright, Grand Junior Warden; Right Worshipful Frederick Pleasants, Grand Treasurer; Right Worshipful George W. Carrington, Grand Secretary; Right Worshipful H. O. Kerns, Grand Senior Deacon; Right Worshipful Edward N. Eubank, Grand Junior Deacon; Right Worshipful George H. Ray, Grand Chaplain; Wor shipful J. A. Cosby, Grand Pursivant; Brother W. C. Wilkinson, Grand Tiler; Brother William Krause, Grand Steward. The Masonic marshals were: Most Worshipful William B. Taliaferro, P. G. M., Grand Marshal; Worshipful J. Thompson Brown, P. M., Assistant Grand Marshal; Right Worshipful William Gibson, Jr., D. D. G. M., Richmond, Va.; Worshipful Samuel W. Williams, P. M., Wytheville, Va.; Worshipful Julius Straus, P. M., Richmond, Va.; Worshipful Thomas S. Taliaferro, P. M., Gloucester county, Va.; Brother G