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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 23. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Historical sketch of the Rockbridge artillery, C. S. Army, by a member of the famous battery. (search)
n) and John A. Holmes. We went into a camp which was called Camp Buchanan, near New Market, about the 13th of March, and here we were joined on the 17th by James K. Hitner, Charles S. Phillips, Charles Gay, Charles E. Young, and M. Erskine Gay; and on the 21st by Francis J. Crocker and——Gray, who was killed a few days afterwardsy's batteries. On 17th again engaged, losing one man [Samuel R. Moore] mortally wounded, and one lieutenant [William M. Brown] and four privates [W. H. Eppes, J. K. Hitner, Ed. A. Moore, and William H. Effinger] severely wounded. On 9th, engaged at Opequon. On 26th, went to Bunker Hill. Turned in to the Ordnance Department oneBrown, Privates Emmett, James A. Ford, and William L. Ginger, were wounded and captured at Gettysburg. Sergeant John D. Moore, Alexander Harris, Bolin Harris, J. K. Hitner, and Samuel L. Mateer, were also captured there. Alfred Gold, wounded May 2, 1863, and captured. William C. Gordon, wounded December 14, 1862. Thomas T.