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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 24. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), The Roll of Company G, forty-ninth Virginia Infantry. (search)
u may think best. I was orderly sergeant of the company at the time, and have a copy of the roll. The company was made up of men from Rappahannock county, and as I have lived so remote from the county so long that I have no knowledge as to who are dead, I send it with only two marked dead that I know of. Yours truly, H. J. Miller. Camp Godwin, near Sutherland Depot, Dinwiddie county, Va. Roll Company G, 49th Virginia Infantry, February, 21, 1865. W. D. Moffett, captain, dead; W. J. Dudley, first lieutenant, dead; C. F. Miller, second lieutenant; M. R. Fristoe, third lieutenant; H. J. Miller, orderly sergeant; Jeffries Corder, first sergeant; D. S. Browning, second sergeant; O. R. Colbert, third sergeant; Henry Spicer, fourth sergeant; S. W. Harris, first corporal; J. R. Harrison, second corporal; Richard H. Browning, third corporal; James R. Byrd, fourth corporal; J. G. Alexander, John Amiss, Porter Berkeley, Samuel Baker, Albert A. Baggerly, Henry Baggerly, R. F. Bywaters