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The Daily Dispatch: August 3, 1861., [Electronic resource] 5 1 Browse Search
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 15. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones) 3 1 Browse Search
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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 15. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Paroles of the Army of Northern Virginia. (search)
erly, J. J. Craig, Robt. Craig, J. A. Caraway, J. W. Clark, W. P. Ghelston, B. H. Harris, Private L. D. Huff, Fred. Jordon, J. Plunkett, H. Rowsy, J. W. Stewart, Wm. Taylor, J. F. Murdock, J. R. Plunkett, J. O. Riely, W. R. Tucker, T. W. Winters. Co. B. 1st Sergeant J. N. Robison. 2d Sergeant Joseph White. 3d Sergeant D. J. Biddell. 4thSerg't E. E. Gillispie. Corporal W. G. Pierce. J. W. Lakie. S. Deloach. Private Jas. Armstrong, H. M. Daniel, Wm. Gloss, Jno. Hale, Wm. Hanby, Private Thos. Hudspeath, Wm. Isom, Z. Lee, Wm. McElvey, G. R. Mathis, G. C. Nunn, L. E. Nunn, Thos. Seats. M. C. Scott, J. W. Tipper, O. M. Walker, W. L. Nickols.. Co. C. 1st Sergeant W. C. Hewett. Sergeant G. W. Belcher. R. A. Brown, Corporal C. S. Marshall, Private S. S. Bell, J. F. Dixon, Wm. Goodowns, J. F. Key, Private E. D. McKay, J. H. Murphy, B. J. Moxley, G. W. McWatty, W. R. Parkes, A. M. Perdue, W. G. Walden. Co. D. 1st Sergeant
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 15. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Index. (search)
, 122. Gross, Lt. P. H., 424. Groves, Lt. John L., 394. Grubbs, Capt. John L., 72. Grubbs, Lt. W. S., 122. Grymes, Surg. W S., 189. Gudger, Capt. M. F., 96. Gudges, Lt. W. M., 253. Guerrant, Capt. H. S., 382. Guffee, Lt. C. A., 253. Guild, Surg., James, 2. Guild, Med. Dir. L, 2. Gunn, Capt. J. M., 73. Gunn, Capt J. R ,286. Gunn, Ass't Surg. W. R., 177. Gwathmey, Lt. W., 450. Hagan, Capt. C. J. C , 424. Hagerty, Capt. W. O., 286. Hagood, Col. J. R., 121. Hale, Jr., Capt. E. J.,358. Hale, Lt Horace H., 304. Hall, Adjt. J. E , 192. Hall Lt. P. H., 73 Halstead, Asst. Surg. G. W., 450. Ham, Capt. J. H., 146. Hamby, Lt. J. B., 170 Hamblet, Lt. J. C., 441. Hamby, Lt. V. A., 95. Hamer, Lt. H. M., 18. Hamilton, Capt. E. J., 2. Hamilton, Maj J. F., 402. Hamilton, Lt. L J., 122. Hamlin, Lt. L. E., 450. Hammond, Col. G. W., 294. Hammond, Maj. H., 367. Hammond, Capt. W., 71. Hampton Legion, 476. Hancock, Lt. R. D., 253. Hane, B. T.,
The Daily Dispatch: August 3, 1861., [Electronic resource], $100 reward (search)
Cornutt. Tray Stamper. Hugh Clark, George Sage — Waugh and Fielder supposed to be dangerously wounded. In a letter written two days after the battle, by Mr. Jno. Hale, he says that Capt. Hale, Creed B, Hale, and Josiah Winn, fell close by his side, and that Churchill Boyer, William Stone, Kenly Warwick, Kenly Cornutt and othCapt. Hale, Creed B, Hale, and Josiah Winn, fell close by his side, and that Churchill Boyer, William Stone, Kenly Warwick, Kenly Cornutt and others, fought very bravely. He says that their regiment (the 4th Virginia, under Col. Preston,) succeeded in taking the enemy's battery. It was in that charge that those men fell. They saw they were about to be flanked by the enemy and to charge the enemy was the best chance; which they did with great success. He says that Col. Hale, and Josiah Winn, fell close by his side, and that Churchill Boyer, William Stone, Kenly Warwick, Kenly Cornutt and others, fought very bravely. He says that their regiment (the 4th Virginia, under Col. Preston,) succeeded in taking the enemy's battery. It was in that charge that those men fell. They saw they were about to be flanked by the enemy and to charge the enemy was the best chance; which they did with great success. He says that Col. Preston rushed up and mounted the battery and said, "well done my brave boys; the victory is ours" Col. Preston then turned two of the pieces and fired them on the enemy as they ran. Kindly feeling in battle. A letter describing the Manassas Battle, says: At the crisis of the fight, when it was doubtful if we would