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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 10. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 36 (search)
ost effective fire, at short range, of Bradley's and Estep's batteries. At this critical moment these two battrlin's brigade participated, led by General Carlin. Estep's battery, attached to Buell's brigade, accompanied y advanced near enough to cut down so many horses in Estep's battery that he could not bring off his guns; but the ridge on which the battery was posted, where Captain Estep retook possession of them. For this act of soldnd proved the cooling drop to the thirsty soldiers. Estep's battery was refitted during the night, and was rearoute, I moved through the woods. My two batteries, Estep's and Bradley's, could not follow their brigades thrment by the rapidly advancing columns of the enemy. Estep's guns were captured, (in the neighborhood of infant I must refer to the reports of Captains Bradley and Estep. I will only remark, that while their movements did all I have learned that neither Captain Bradley nor Estep can be censured for what occurred. When I discovere
Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 10. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 42 (search)
d in gallant style in driving back the enemy. Estep's battery, generally associated with Hascall'st, and soon these masses moved to the attack. Estep's battery was now moved to the front to join Hy opening on it with his artillery. Cox's and Estep's batteries gallantly and effectually replied.ly in men and horses, and it was necessary for Estep to call on the One Hundredth Illinois, for a dll took the advance with his brigade, and Lieutenant Estep's Eighth Indiana battery. They marched s General Wood's division (Cox's Tenth Indiana, Estep's Eighth Indiana, and Bradley's Sixth Ohio, aln the left, Captain Cox on the right, and Lieutenant Estep in the centre. The Second division batte with three pieces, Captain Bradley's and Lieutenant Estep's batteries, retired a short distance to a little while, but Captain Standart and Lieutenant Estep remained in reserve. I then ordered Lieuwith his guns; then rode back to bring up Lieutenant Estep with his Eighth Indiana battery; meeting [4 more...]