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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 15. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones) 1 1 Browse Search
The Daily Dispatch: July 26, 1861., [Electronic resource] 1 1 Browse Search
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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 15. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Terry's Brigade, formerly John M. Jones's. (search)
ylor, Mus'n B. K. Bedingfield, J. M. Shepherd. Co. H. Private J. R. Benfield, R. B. Cochran, J. M. Hunter, S. E. Morris, J. H. Hook, M. H. Jordan, J. C. Kirk, J. J. Mason, W. A. Biggers, M. A. Wilson, Private J. M. McEmmon, D. W. Morris, R. S. McRae, D. S. Mewell, T. E. Pucket, William Petre, W. J. Taylor. D. H. McCall, S. E. Howie. Co. I. Sergeant S. F. Worrell, T. R. Talton, Private John Colton, Private Daniel Lancaster, Thomas Ward. Co. K. Sergeant Wm. A. Wilson, Private L. D. Abernathy, B. F. Arney, J. P. Arney, J. Britton, H. H. Childers, W. P. Deitz, Private W. A. Langbridge, Joe Murrell, J. A. Penson, John Stafford, J. P. Whitner, J. R. Webb, W. C. Fount, Private J. A. Denton, J. A. Hawk, W. P. Ikard, Private A. A. Toder, H. Zimmerman. [111] Fifty-sixth North Carolina Regiment. Field and Staff. Com. Sergeant S. P. Mullen, Q.-M. Sergeant W. W. Graves, Hosp. Steward Bailey Busi. Co. A. Private H.
The Daily Dispatch: July 26, 1861., [Electronic resource], $10 Reward. (search)
n Sunday. His right jaw-bone was broken and his shoulder terribly incinerated by a shell, besides receiving a musket ball in his arm. Capt. Winston Radford and Alexander Irvin, of the Bedford Cavalry, and Valentine Rucker, of Amherst, Lieutenant in Captain Whitehead's company of Cavalry, were killed in making the magnificent charge which was made after the battle. Farmville Guards. The Farmville (Va.) Journal says: We learn that the "Guards" were in the fight of Sunday, for about three hours, and lost but one man--Mr. Wm. A. Wilson, who was killed. Mr. W. was a most estimable young man, and the intelligence of his death will bring sorrow to many hearts. His friends will have, however, the consolation of knowing that he died defending the cause of freedom and his native land. We learn, also, that during the fight, or the fight of the enemy, our friend John Jenkins, a "high private" in the Guards, captured two live Yankees and carried them safe into camp.