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The Daily Dispatch: May 19, 1864., [Electronic resource] 4 0 Browse Search
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 15. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones) 2 0 Browse Search
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The Daily Dispatch: May 19, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
nded: Major C. H. Clark, in leg; Act't, Jas. N. August, mortally. Co. A--Killed: 1st Lt. J. R. Bradley, Serg't J. B. Dodd, Corp'l R. R. Smith, Privates T. H. Jackson, W. S. Taylor. Wounded: Corp'l W. A. Blankinship, dangerously; Privates Geo. E. Coddin, dangerously, (since dead, W. J. F. Gentry, mortally; W. H. Mason, slightly, C. W. Moriss, slightly; in action of 14th. Co. B--Killed Lt. J. M. Willia, Privates A Webster, and H. Corbitt, Wounded: Serg'ts S. P. Willis, in foot, D. H. Robertson, through the loins, very bad; Privates J. T. Allen, in ankle and knee, bad; H. Bronuneker, in leg, slightly; W. N. Catlin, in foot; R. H. Heign slight. Co C — Killed: 1st Serg't T. M. Lowry, Corp'l T. S. Thomason, Wounded: Capt G. B. Switt, in hand; Corp'l J. E. Jones, in thigh; Privates G. A. Massie, in breast; R. S. Blaylock, in thigh, severely; E. V. Chisholm, in arm, J. B. Harris, slightly, in leg; G. H. Thompson, in arm and leg; J J. Harlow, slight; T. P. Jones, in hand; Jno.
The Daily Dispatch: May 19, 1864., [Electronic resource], From General Lee's army. (search)
t for the fact that the enemy set fire to the woods in front of them, and so it was impossible for our troops to move upon the enemy. In this engagement we drove the enemy back some five miles. During the day the enemy in front of Fields's division, who occupied nearly the centre of our line, attacked us at least twelve different times, but were as often repulsed. And just before night the enemy charged up to and for a while carried the breastworks in front of Anderson's Georgia and Robertson's Texas brigades, but our men rallied, whilst McCarthy's company of Richmond Howitzers poured into them a most destructive fire of grape and canister, which compelled them to retire. About the same time the enemy advanced on our left, and made a most vigorous and determined assault upon the line of Rodes's division, and especially upon that part of the line occupied by Doles's and Daniel's brigades. Such was the vim with which the assault was made that the enemy compelled these briga