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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 9. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 86 (search)
The Ninth and Eleventh Georgia were more immediately under my own observation, and the conduct of the officers and men of both regiments, under a most severe fire, was all that I desired, each man standing to his post willingly and cheerfully until long after dark, when I withdrew them from the field, my other regiments having passed a few moments before. Colonel Magill mentions in terms of strong commendation the names of Sergeant W. J. Garitt, company M, Corporal J. C. Camp, and private W. L. Moorhead, First Georgia regulars. Captain Carmichael reports very favorably of the conduct of Sergeant Adderhold, company I, Seventh Georgia. Other commanders report that all acted well and bravely. The casualties in the brigade are as follows: First Georgia Regulars.--Officers killed, none. Wounded, Lieutenant W. A. Williams, very dangerously; Lieutenant J. D. Anthony, painfully; Captain H. C. Cannon, slightly; Captain Tomlinson Fort, slightly; Lieutenant G. A. Rutherford, slightly;