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Rappahannock (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 16
rge, into the lane, and during down it, fell upon the flank, of the enemy. This lane had high stone walls on either side, also embankments, and led up to an enclosure and a house, where it terminated. This wall was lined with sharpshooters, and around the house and in the enclosure several hundred were posted, all the while keeping up an incessant fire. It was here that Major Fuller of the 5th was shot through the body and I filed. Being wedged up in this narrow space, with the Rappahannock river on one side, and a wall and gorge on the other, and being constantly subjected to a galling fire, unable to go further on account of the house, Col. Rosser was obliged to wheel about and move back two or three hundred yards, behind a hill, where the men could be protected. Meant the Col. Drake, of the 1st, had fallen upon the enemy in another part of the field but finding it equally guarded his charge was also unsuccessful. Being immediately followed by a charge by the 2d Col. Dr
Culpeper (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 16
ndred in killed, wounded, and prisoners, and this shows with what a determined spirit we fought. We lost no artillery or arms.--Taking all things into consideration, the render of this sketch may decide if our cavalry has done nobler work since the war. Below is a list of the Confederate less, furnished by Dr. J. B. Fontaine, Surgeon of Lee's cavalry brigade: Report of Casualties in Brig Gen. Fitz Lee's Cavalry Brigade in an Engagement with the Enemy near Kelley's Ford, in Culpeper county, Va. on the 17th day of March, 1863. First Regiment Virginia Cavalry--Co D — K lied: None. Wounded: D T Celly Missing: None — Co E — Killed: None. Wounded: C M Corne — Missing: None. Co F — Killed: None. Wounded: G F Andrews. Missing: None. Co G — Killed: None. Wounded: A B Chapman Missing: None. Co K — Killed: None. Wounded: Corp'l W H Barnes, mortally, since dead, A C Lepper, J Walker. Recapitulation — Killed: 1 Wounded: 6. Total: 7. Second Regiment Virginia
Gen Averill (search for this): article 16
s. All took the direction of Kelley's Ford. The enemy advanced so slowly that Gen. Lee was of opinion that he had gone down the river to cross at Raccoon Ford, and thus get in his rear; supposing the small force seen at Kelley's Ford only a party left to cover the rear, and to deceive him. Under that impression he boldly determined to go and meet him, and ordered a charge at sight. To the surprise of all, however, behind the small force first discovered was the entire cavalry division of Averill, in line, and seemed to have anticipated us entirely. Owing to the condition of the horses, their hard usage through the tedious winter, the want of proper and sufficient forage, the sum total of efficient mounted men Gen Lee was able to turn our, amounted to less than one thousand men. The great disparity of numbers did not intimidate this splendid brigade, and they darted at the Yankees as soon as the head of the column came in sight of them. The 3d Virginia led the charge and a mag
Hancock (search for this): article 16
e. Wounded: Corp A A Dance. Missing: Sergt R E Boleseaux, private Tweatte. Co K — Killed: None. Wounded: Privates H M Edmonds, J R Cunningham, L Scott, E A Bondurant, W D Booker, J D Fowlkes, W W Booker. Missing: None. Recapitulation — Killed: 4. Wounded: 37 Missing: 3. Total: 44. Fourth Regiment Va Cavalry — Lieut P Fontaine Adjutant, wounded severely in the neck. Co A — Killed: None. Wounded: L C Primrose. Missing: None. Co B — Killed: None. Wounded: G B Yates. Missing: F Hancock, S T Lacy. Co D — Killed: None. Wounded: sergt Coons. Missing: None. Co E — Killed: Lieut S Marris. Wounded: Private Crowder, R Mosely, H H Winfree. Missing: None. Co F — Killed: None. Wounded: Privates. B S Wandridge, W A Price. Missing: None. Co G — Killed: J P Harris. Wounded: None. Co G — Killed: J P Harris. Wounded: Sergt Kimbrough, arm fractured and saber out in head; Corporal J R Gilman, cut in head; privates J C Gilman. Shot in breast and cut in head; A W
Barnes (search for this): article 16
de: Report of Casualties in Brig Gen. Fitz Lee's Cavalry Brigade in an Engagement with the Enemy near Kelley's Ford, in Culpeper county, Va. on the 17th day of March, 1863. First Regiment Virginia Cavalry--Co D — K lied: None. Wounded: D T Celly Missing: None — Co E — Killed: None. Wounded: C M Corne — Missing: None. Co F — Killed: None. Wounded: G F Andrews. Missing: None. Co G — Killed: None. Wounded: A B Chapman Missing: None. Co K — Killed: None. Wounded: Corp'l W H Barnes, mortally, since dead, A C Lepper, J Walker. Recapitulation — Killed: 1 Wounded: 6. Total: 7. Second Regiment Virginia Cavalry--Major Carey Breckenridge missing, (prisoner) Co C — Killed: None. Wounded: None. Missing: Sergt John a Biggs, Corp'l M Dinkenhoker, privates D McCoy, M Stanley, R pek, J. T Young, E Kale N Bishop Co D — Killed: Wm Buroughs. Wounded: Capt Holland, in elbow; privates Ed Sackey, hand shot off; Wat Sinclair, right thigh fractured, flesh wound in lef
Brock (search for this): article 16
ng: F Hancock, S T Lacy. Co D — Killed: None. Wounded: sergt Coons. Missing: None. Co E — Killed: Lieut S Marris. Wounded: Private Crowder, R Mosely, H H Winfree. Missing: None. Co F — Killed: None. Wounded: Privates. B S Wandridge, W A Price. Missing: None. Co G — Killed: J P Harris. Wounded: None. Co G — Killed: J P Harris. Wounded: Sergt Kimbrough, arm fractured and saber out in head; Corporal J R Gilman, cut in head; privates J C Gilman. Shot in breast and cut in head; A W Brock, in thigh; J B Brown, in hand; Geo B Sydner, cut in head; J J Perry, slightly in mouth. Missing: L Priddy, W A Poindexter, J A Nuckol. Co K — Killed: None. Wounded: None. Missing: Sergt Croxton, private Powell, Jones Shepard, Drumheller, Gregory, Brightwell, Nicholas, Garnett, Chick, Pollard, Amest. Recapitulation — Killed: 2. Wounded: 17. Missing: 16. Total: 85. Fifth Regiment Virginia Cavalry--Col. F L Rosser, wounded severely in foot; Major John W Puller, killed. Co V
Harris (search for this): article 16
one. Wounded: sergt Coons. Missing: None. Co E — Killed: Lieut S Marris. Wounded: Private Crowder, R Mosely, H H Winfree. Missing: None. Co F — Killed: None. Wounded: Privates. B S Wandridge, W A Price. Missing: None. Co G — Killed: J P Harris. Wounded: None. Co G — Killed: J P Harris. Wounded: Sergt Kimbrough, arm fractured and saber out in head; Corporal J R Gilman, cut in head; privates J C Gilman. Shot in breast and cut in head; A W Brock, in thigh; J B Brown, in hand; Geo B SyHarris. Wounded: Sergt Kimbrough, arm fractured and saber out in head; Corporal J R Gilman, cut in head; privates J C Gilman. Shot in breast and cut in head; A W Brock, in thigh; J B Brown, in hand; Geo B Sydner, cut in head; J J Perry, slightly in mouth. Missing: L Priddy, W A Poindexter, J A Nuckol. Co K — Killed: None. Wounded: None. Missing: Sergt Croxton, private Powell, Jones Shepard, Drumheller, Gregory, Brightwell, Nicholas, Garnett, Chick, Pollard, Amest. Recapitulation — Killed: 2. Wounded: 17. Missing: 16. Total: 85. Fifth Regiment Virginia Cavalry--Col. F L Rosser, wounded severely in foot; Major John W Puller, killed. Co V — Killed. Corporal Hayden Wounded: None. M
Edmonds (search for this): article 16
W Lacy, Lt Chump, Sergt Apperson; W G Christian, H C Grump, W McKenzie. Missing: None. Co G — Killed: Private J C Fowler. Wounded: Sergt Jeffrey, Corp Page, Corp McLaurin, privates J W Bryant, S F Goodman, G H Grigg, W W Jonas Missing: None. Co H — Killed: None. Wounded: Lt Carner, privates Jas Green, E Cage Geo Green, Thos Walker. Missing. None. Co I — Killed: None. Wounded: Corp A A Dance. Missing: Sergt R E Boleseaux, private Tweatte. Co K — Killed: None. Wounded: Privates H M Edmonds, J R Cunningham, L Scott, E A Bondurant, W D Booker, J D Fowlkes, W W Booker. Missing: None. Recapitulation — Killed: 4. Wounded: 37 Missing: 3. Total: 44. Fourth Regiment Va Cavalry — Lieut P Fontaine Adjutant, wounded severely in the neck. Co A — Killed: None. Wounded: L C Primrose. Missing: None. Co B — Killed: None. Wounded: G B Yates. Missing: F Hancock, S T Lacy. Co D — Killed: None. Wounded: sergt Coons. Missing: None. Co E — Killed: Lieut S Marris. Wou
Brown (search for this): article 16
cy. Co D — Killed: None. Wounded: sergt Coons. Missing: None. Co E — Killed: Lieut S Marris. Wounded: Private Crowder, R Mosely, H H Winfree. Missing: None. Co F — Killed: None. Wounded: Privates. B S Wandridge, W A Price. Missing: None. Co G — Killed: J P Harris. Wounded: None. Co G — Killed: J P Harris. Wounded: Sergt Kimbrough, arm fractured and saber out in head; Corporal J R Gilman, cut in head; privates J C Gilman. Shot in breast and cut in head; A W Brock, in thigh; J B Brown, in hand; Geo B Sydner, cut in head; J J Perry, slightly in mouth. Missing: L Priddy, W A Poindexter, J A Nuckol. Co K — Killed: None. Wounded: None. Missing: Sergt Croxton, private Powell, Jones Shepard, Drumheller, Gregory, Brightwell, Nicholas, Garnett, Chick, Pollard, Amest. Recapitulation — Killed: 2. Wounded: 17. Missing: 16. Total: 85. Fifth Regiment Virginia Cavalry--Col. F L Rosser, wounded severely in foot; Major John W Puller, killed. Co V — Killed. Corporal
Gen Stuart (search for this): article 16
made easily by a Yankee cavalry force, provided such obstacles as our Cavalier Stuart and Fitz Lee had not been placed in its way. With every preparation for a long edition. On the morning of the 16th a telegram from Gen Chilton informed Gen Stuart that a cavalry force of the enemy, 3,000 strong, was in motion, and cautioninred; they were determined to give the invaders another lesson! At this time Gen. Stuart, with the reckless disregard of his own life that marks this brave man, rodelane was stationed the 2nd and 4th, and on the other the 5th, 1st, and 34. Generals Stuart and Fitz Lee were everywhere; their animated, cheerful faces, their confidng our carrying it away. The cannoneers then returned. In this charge both Gen. Stuart and Gen. Lee participated riding ahead with the men, using both their sabres men. The daring bravery of our little band, and the skill and efficiency of Gens. Stuart and Lee, has sent them back to tell of defeat rather than of success. Our l
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