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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 9. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 86 (search)
satisfied that the enemy had abandoned his position, the General about-faced the brigade, marched about one hundred yards, and rested for the night. I threw out a picket in front of my regiment for the night. It was in this charge that Dr. Joseph Crockett, Assistant Surgeon, and private James Perfater (company L,) were mortally wounded; privates James R. Richardson (company B,) James Bedell (company A,) were wounded. I beg to say that in the charge the regiment did most handsomely, preserving the alignment while charging; and the men seemed to vie with each other in the effort to get the battery. The casualties were as follows: Dr. Joseph Crockett, Assistant Surgeon, mortally wounded. Company A. Private James A. Bevell,wounded. Company B. Private James R. Richardson, wounded. Company L. Private James Perfater, mortally wounded. I must be pardoned for saying that the men and officers of my regiment were very much pleased at the handsome and splendid style in w