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Sharpsburg (Maryland, United States) (search for this): chapter 1.22
lieutenant. William B. Newman, first sergeant, killed at Seven Pines; Alexander F. Dabney, second sergeant, killed at Sharpsburg; William P. Carter, third sergeant; James H. Henry, fourth sergeant. William E. Hart, first corporal, dead; Edward Jes Nicholson, killed at Bloody Angle; James W. Powers, John W. Page, died at Seven Pines; Lewis H. Pemberton, killed at Sharpsburg; John W. Pemberton, killed at Sharpsburg; William A. Prince, died in prison; Richard P. Pollard, dead; Lucian D. RobinsSharpsburg; William A. Prince, died in prison; Richard P. Pollard, dead; Lucian D. Robinson, Richard T. Redford, dead; R. C. Robinson, William Robins, Douglas Rider, Samuel N. Roberts, dead; Philip Sale, at Soldiers' Home; John Smith, dead; Joshua Styles, Giles Tignor, dead; Harvey Terry, John Tuck, James T. Tuck, dead; Roy Temple, Georen Pines; G. H. Wiltshire, dead; James G. White, and Thomas C. Jones. Summary-Dead, 37; killed at Seven Pines, 8; at Sharpsburg, 2; at Gettysburg, 2; total 48. Died in prison, 2; killed at Salesford, 1; killed at Bloody Angle, 3; total 6. Total
Richard H. Allen (search for this): chapter 1.22
t. H. Fontaine, first lieutenant; Ro. S. Ryland, second lieutenant; Walter A. Harris, second lieutenant. William B. Newman, first sergeant, killed at Seven Pines; Alexander F. Dabney, second sergeant, killed at Sharpsburg; William P. Carter, third sergeant; James H. Henry, fourth sergeant. William E. Hart, first corporal, dead; Edward J. Cocke, second corporal, killed at Seven Pines; Spencer R. Warring, third corporal; Thomas J. Bosher, fourth corporal. Privates—Augustine Atkins, Richard H. Allen, James W. Allen, dead; William H. Butler, dead; Benjamin H. Beadles, dead; James C. Beadles, killed at Gettysburg; Robert S. Beadles, died in prison; B. C. Burnett, R. Cobb, Andrew M. Dunston, Wm I. Douglas, Benjamin F. Davis, killed at Salesford; John M. Davis, killed at Bloody Angle; Wm. A. Davis, Jas. N. Eubank, Wm. M. Ellett, dead; John D. Edwards, Obediah Ellett, John W. Griffin, killed at Bloody Angle; F. Guthrow, H. E. Grubbs, John W. Gill, dead; John Hay, Robert Harper, dead; Ri
John Hay (search for this): chapter 1.22
es—Augustine Atkins, Richard H. Allen, James W. Allen, dead; William H. Butler, dead; Benjamin H. Beadles, dead; James C. Beadles, killed at Gettysburg; Robert S. Beadles, died in prison; B. C. Burnett, R. Cobb, Andrew M. Dunston, Wm I. Douglas, Benjamin F. Davis, killed at Salesford; John M. Davis, killed at Bloody Angle; Wm. A. Davis, Jas. N. Eubank, Wm. M. Ellett, dead; John D. Edwards, Obediah Ellett, John W. Griffin, killed at Bloody Angle; F. Guthrow, H. E. Grubbs, John W. Gill, dead; John Hay, Robert Harper, dead; Richard Hilliard, dead; Jas. Hilliard, dead; Alex. C. Hilliard, dead; Richard Heath, Richard Hendrick, dead; Wm. Heath, Isaac A. Hughes, dead; Philip A. Fontaine, dead; Thos. S. Jones, killed at Seven Pines; Robert B. Johnson, killed at Seven Pines; Edward King, Mordecai A. Kelley, killed at Gettysburg; Festus King, Miles C. King, Lucian M. King, Egbert E. Lipscomb, dead; Bernard A. Lipscomb, Robert H. Lipscomb, Landon B. Lipscomb, James T. Lipscomb, dead; Richard Land
William C. Tuck (search for this): chapter 1.22
es W. Powers, John W. Page, died at Seven Pines; Lewis H. Pemberton, killed at Sharpsburg; John W. Pemberton, killed at Sharpsburg; William A. Prince, died in prison; Richard P. Pollard, dead; Lucian D. Robinson, Richard T. Redford, dead; R. C. Robinson, William Robins, Douglas Rider, Samuel N. Roberts, dead; Philip Sale, at Soldiers' Home; John Smith, dead; Joshua Styles, Giles Tignor, dead; Harvey Terry, John Tuck, James T. Tuck, dead; Roy Temple, George T. Tibbs, Robert Tibbs, dead; William C. Tuck, dead; Edward J. Tuck, S. C. Trimen, Henry Tate, H. M. Turner, dead; J. M. Virlanda, dead; H. W. Vias, dead; William Warfield, dead; John P. Woody, dead; E. S. Woody, dead; James White, W. S. Whitlock, killed at Seven Pines; G. H. Wiltshire, dead; James G. White, and Thomas C. Jones. Summary-Dead, 37; killed at Seven Pines, 8; at Sharpsburg, 2; at Gettysburg, 2; total 48. Died in prison, 2; killed at Salesford, 1; killed at Bloody Angle, 3; total 6. Total dead, &c., 54. Living, 53
Robert Harper (search for this): chapter 1.22
Atkins, Richard H. Allen, James W. Allen, dead; William H. Butler, dead; Benjamin H. Beadles, dead; James C. Beadles, killed at Gettysburg; Robert S. Beadles, died in prison; B. C. Burnett, R. Cobb, Andrew M. Dunston, Wm I. Douglas, Benjamin F. Davis, killed at Salesford; John M. Davis, killed at Bloody Angle; Wm. A. Davis, Jas. N. Eubank, Wm. M. Ellett, dead; John D. Edwards, Obediah Ellett, John W. Griffin, killed at Bloody Angle; F. Guthrow, H. E. Grubbs, John W. Gill, dead; John Hay, Robert Harper, dead; Richard Hilliard, dead; Jas. Hilliard, dead; Alex. C. Hilliard, dead; Richard Heath, Richard Hendrick, dead; Wm. Heath, Isaac A. Hughes, dead; Philip A. Fontaine, dead; Thos. S. Jones, killed at Seven Pines; Robert B. Johnson, killed at Seven Pines; Edward King, Mordecai A. Kelley, killed at Gettysburg; Festus King, Miles C. King, Lucian M. King, Egbert E. Lipscomb, dead; Bernard A. Lipscomb, Robert H. Lipscomb, Landon B. Lipscomb, James T. Lipscomb, dead; Richard Landrum, dead; B
B. C. Burnett (search for this): chapter 1.22
exander F. Dabney, second sergeant, killed at Sharpsburg; William P. Carter, third sergeant; James H. Henry, fourth sergeant. William E. Hart, first corporal, dead; Edward J. Cocke, second corporal, killed at Seven Pines; Spencer R. Warring, third corporal; Thomas J. Bosher, fourth corporal. Privates—Augustine Atkins, Richard H. Allen, James W. Allen, dead; William H. Butler, dead; Benjamin H. Beadles, dead; James C. Beadles, killed at Gettysburg; Robert S. Beadles, died in prison; B. C. Burnett, R. Cobb, Andrew M. Dunston, Wm I. Douglas, Benjamin F. Davis, killed at Salesford; John M. Davis, killed at Bloody Angle; Wm. A. Davis, Jas. N. Eubank, Wm. M. Ellett, dead; John D. Edwards, Obediah Ellett, John W. Griffin, killed at Bloody Angle; F. Guthrow, H. E. Grubbs, John W. Gill, dead; John Hay, Robert Harper, dead; Richard Hilliard, dead; Jas. Hilliard, dead; Alex. C. Hilliard, dead; Richard Heath, Richard Hendrick, dead; Wm. Heath, Isaac A. Hughes, dead; Philip A. Fontaine, dead
Edward J. Cocke (search for this): chapter 1.22
ter of the King William Artillery, or Carter's Battery, as mustered in on the 2d day of August, 1861, with present census. Thomas H. Carter, Captain. Pat. H. Fontaine, first lieutenant; Ro. S. Ryland, second lieutenant; Walter A. Harris, second lieutenant. William B. Newman, first sergeant, killed at Seven Pines; Alexander F. Dabney, second sergeant, killed at Sharpsburg; William P. Carter, third sergeant; James H. Henry, fourth sergeant. William E. Hart, first corporal, dead; Edward J. Cocke, second corporal, killed at Seven Pines; Spencer R. Warring, third corporal; Thomas J. Bosher, fourth corporal. Privates—Augustine Atkins, Richard H. Allen, James W. Allen, dead; William H. Butler, dead; Benjamin H. Beadles, dead; James C. Beadles, killed at Gettysburg; Robert S. Beadles, died in prison; B. C. Burnett, R. Cobb, Andrew M. Dunston, Wm I. Douglas, Benjamin F. Davis, killed at Salesford; John M. Davis, killed at Bloody Angle; Wm. A. Davis, Jas. N. Eubank, Wm. M. Ellett,
Benjamin F. Davis (search for this): chapter 1.22
lliam P. Carter, third sergeant; James H. Henry, fourth sergeant. William E. Hart, first corporal, dead; Edward J. Cocke, second corporal, killed at Seven Pines; Spencer R. Warring, third corporal; Thomas J. Bosher, fourth corporal. Privates—Augustine Atkins, Richard H. Allen, James W. Allen, dead; William H. Butler, dead; Benjamin H. Beadles, dead; James C. Beadles, killed at Gettysburg; Robert S. Beadles, died in prison; B. C. Burnett, R. Cobb, Andrew M. Dunston, Wm I. Douglas, Benjamin F. Davis, killed at Salesford; John M. Davis, killed at Bloody Angle; Wm. A. Davis, Jas. N. Eubank, Wm. M. Ellett, dead; John D. Edwards, Obediah Ellett, John W. Griffin, killed at Bloody Angle; F. Guthrow, H. E. Grubbs, John W. Gill, dead; John Hay, Robert Harper, dead; Richard Hilliard, dead; Jas. Hilliard, dead; Alex. C. Hilliard, dead; Richard Heath, Richard Hendrick, dead; Wm. Heath, Isaac A. Hughes, dead; Philip A. Fontaine, dead; Thos. S. Jones, killed at Seven Pines; Robert B. Johnson,
Spencer R. Warring (search for this): chapter 1.22
mustered in on the 2d day of August, 1861, with present census. Thomas H. Carter, Captain. Pat. H. Fontaine, first lieutenant; Ro. S. Ryland, second lieutenant; Walter A. Harris, second lieutenant. William B. Newman, first sergeant, killed at Seven Pines; Alexander F. Dabney, second sergeant, killed at Sharpsburg; William P. Carter, third sergeant; James H. Henry, fourth sergeant. William E. Hart, first corporal, dead; Edward J. Cocke, second corporal, killed at Seven Pines; Spencer R. Warring, third corporal; Thomas J. Bosher, fourth corporal. Privates—Augustine Atkins, Richard H. Allen, James W. Allen, dead; William H. Butler, dead; Benjamin H. Beadles, dead; James C. Beadles, killed at Gettysburg; Robert S. Beadles, died in prison; B. C. Burnett, R. Cobb, Andrew M. Dunston, Wm I. Douglas, Benjamin F. Davis, killed at Salesford; John M. Davis, killed at Bloody Angle; Wm. A. Davis, Jas. N. Eubank, Wm. M. Ellett, dead; John D. Edwards, Obediah Ellett, John W. Griffin, kil
Walter A. Harris (search for this): chapter 1.22
Roster of King William artillery. A roster of the King William Artillery, or Carter's Battery, as mustered in on the 2d day of August, 1861, with present census. Thomas H. Carter, Captain. Pat. H. Fontaine, first lieutenant; Ro. S. Ryland, second lieutenant; Walter A. Harris, second lieutenant. William B. Newman, first sergeant, killed at Seven Pines; Alexander F. Dabney, second sergeant, killed at Sharpsburg; William P. Carter, third sergeant; James H. Henry, fourth sergeant. William E. Hart, first corporal, dead; Edward J. Cocke, second corporal, killed at Seven Pines; Spencer R. Warring, third corporal; Thomas J. Bosher, fourth corporal. Privates—Augustine Atkins, Richard H. Allen, James W. Allen, dead; William H. Butler, dead; Benjamin H. Beadles, dead; James C. Beadles, killed at Gettysburg; Robert S. Beadles, died in prison; B. C. Burnett, R. Cobb, Andrew M. Dunston, Wm I. Douglas, Benjamin F. Davis, killed at Salesford; John M. Davis, killed at Bloody Angle; W
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