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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 23. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Historical sketch of the Rockbridge artillery, C. S. Army, by a member of the famous battery. (search)
so, the best way we could without tents, on the frozen ground. The next day we resumed our march, going seven miles in the same direction, and the roads were by this time hard frozen, and the cold wind was in our faces. We passed that night at Unger's store, at the place where the road we were following in the direction 10 Bath, crossed the road leading from Martinsburg to Romney. The hill-side was so steep it was hard to keep from rolling out of bed and taking beds with us. On the 3d of January we resumed the march; weather intensely cold. We were halted about four miles before we reached the town of Bath, with expectation of having a brush with the enemy. Were in hearing of a slight skirmish which took place ahead of us between F. Company (which was the van of the regiment and of the advancing column), of the Twenty-first Virginia infantry and the Federals. Private William Exall and Lieutenant James B. Payne of that company, were wounded, the former fatally, dying the sam