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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 24. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.48 (search)
, June 18, 1861; W. G. Spencer, second lieutenant, June 18, 1861. Company M: John M. Odell, captain, June 10, 1861; Laban Odell, first lieutenant, June Io, 1861; J. M. Pounds, second lieutenant, June 10, 1861; Henry C. Alfred, second lieutenant, iborn Gray, William G. Spencer, E. C. Harney, Oliver M. Pike, Calvin H. Welborn. Company M—captains: John M. Odell, Laban Odell, Warren B. Kivett, Columbus F. Siler. Lieutenants: J. M. Robbins, James M. P. ounds, Henry C. Alfred, Lewis F. McMastrge of the detail, and next day commanded the skirmish line in front of Pender's Brigade. He was ably seconded by Captain Laban Odell, of Company M., and Lieutenant Clark, of Company A. The brigade maintained its position throughout the action, reon Hooker, and throughout the whole of the action was heavily engaged. Its losses were very severe. Colonel Cole and Major Odell were both killed, 219 men and twenty-six out of thirty-three officers were killed or wounded, and though the regiment