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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 34. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.8 (search)

utenant—Spencer D. Ivey, and For Third Lieutenant—Dickerson V. Wilson. All of the lieutenants had been officers in the Chesterfield militia, in which Lieutenant Wilson had held the rank of captain. We then returned to our homes subject to a ca facing, and the manual of arms, according to Hardee (Lieutenant Wilson had taught some of us the year before according to Sctain Farrand, the naval officer, Captain Drewry, with Lieutenant Wilson, took their stations at my gun (No. 2), Lieutenant Jo up her shield, ran to my post of observation. Then Lieutenant Wilson again gave the order to fire in his most stentorious ot a man of the company was seriously hurt. Although Lieutenant Wilson, who was a strong, heavy man, of about thirty years oow risen several degrees above despondency, I said to Lieutenant Wilson: Let us give them a parting salute. He replied: Don'rcumstances, was extraordinary. Captain Drewry and Lieutenant Wilson, at my gun, were alert and aggressive, and seemed to

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