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14 AD (search for this): article 1
and John L. Cowardin Lee RidosLeeJ. Richmond, Jr. J. E. Glinger, Jr.John c. Johnson and M. V. Olinger Vanderganter's Compacy AmherstA. S. VanderventerJ. D. Barnett S. M. Whitebeard and C. S. Jayas Pedlar Mills GuardAmherst Ro. W. Snead R. N. FeshinJ. Cighill and R. S. Elite Kelly's CompanyTasswellF. W. KellyVincent ThomasJ. Balley and J. C. Dodley Smyth GraysSmyth G. F. McDonaldA. H. KingJ. B. White and R. G. Haislet Yankee CatchersWise L. H. N. SalyerJ. A. LippsS. Salyer and S. R. Davis Floyd BluesWashingtonD. C. DaunJas. R. DeadmoreWm. J. Rufford and Edwin J. Smith Lee GraysLeeD. L. DickinsonS. GrantJ. Wyen and J. A. Larmer Horse Companies Smyth DegoonsSmythJohn D. ThompsonWm. E. PetersS. P. Shetrey and A. P. Coperhaver Horse Companies Nelson RangersNelsonThos. P. Fitzpatrick J. A. Pugh M. A. Brown and Saml H. Batleyse Horse Companies Eight additional companies have been adjusted, and will be in camp in four or five days. The Brigade will march by the 14th inst.
Field (search for this): article 1
glorious struggle. As many of our readers in the South-west are personally interested in the organization of this fine brigade, we give below a list of it companies and officers: Commander-in-Chief.--Brigadier General John B. Floyd. 1st Regiment.--Colonel. Henry Heth: Lieut. Col. B. E. Ficklin; Major, G. C. Wharton; Adjutant, W. M. Thomas. And Regiment.--Colonel, A. W. Reynolds; Lieut. Col. not yet appointed: Major, F. W. Finney; Adjutant. John L. Cowardin. 3rd Regiment.--Field officers not yet appointed. The following companies are now in the camp near Wytheville. name of COMPANIESCOUNTYname of Floyd GuardsVucewellJoseph HarrisonB. W. Willions Hugh Higalobaham and Wm. M. Thomas Mc Alry Rough & Ready.Wythe.John Rechan Jas. Bheas Chas.Raimyardease and R. S. Grayson Red's GraysonAlexander Davis.L. H. Hryant.S. P. Dicxinian and T. M. Cov. Wythe Minute-Men Wythe.Ko. H. Gleaves. A.C. Burnes.Wm. C. Sanders and Wm. O. Moure. Carroll Rough & Roeds Ri
Wise (search for this): article 1
on SidesGraysonL. J. PerkineAmbrime Pugh T. P. Mitchell and John L. Cowardin Lee RidosLeeJ. Richmond, Jr. J. E. Glinger, Jr.John c. Johnson and M. V. Olinger Vanderganter's Compacy AmherstA. S. VanderventerJ. D. Barnett S. M. Whitebeard and C. S. Jayas Pedlar Mills GuardAmherst Ro. W. Snead R. N. FeshinJ. Cighill and R. S. Elite Kelly's CompanyTasswellF. W. KellyVincent ThomasJ. Balley and J. C. Dodley Smyth GraysSmyth G. F. McDonaldA. H. KingJ. B. White and R. G. Haislet Yankee CatchersWise L. H. N. SalyerJ. A. LippsS. Salyer and S. R. Davis Floyd BluesWashingtonD. C. DaunJas. R. DeadmoreWm. J. Rufford and Edwin J. Smith Lee GraysLeeD. L. DickinsonS. GrantJ. Wyen and J. A. Larmer Horse Companies Smyth DegoonsSmythJohn D. ThompsonWm. E. PetersS. P. Shetrey and A. P. Coperhaver Horse Companies Nelson RangersNelsonThos. P. Fitzpatrick J. A. Pugh M. A. Brown and Saml H. Batleyse Horse Companies Eight additional companies have been adjusted, and will be in camp in four or fi
John B. Floyd (search for this): article 1
The Floyd Brigade, This admirable body of soldiers, enlisted and equipped in an almost incredibly short space of time by Brigadier General Floyd, has been organized, and will be ready to march to a few days. The companies in camp near Wytheville, are undergoing a persevering drill, and are fast acquiring the discipline and pore of soldiers. The men are remarkable for their stalwart, hardy and enduring frames. They are fired with the true spirit of freemen, and would prefer death to def the history of the present glorious struggle. As many of our readers in the South-west are personally interested in the organization of this fine brigade, we give below a list of it companies and officers: Commander-in-Chief.--Brigadier General John B. Floyd. 1st Regiment.--Colonel. Henry Heth: Lieut. Col. B. E. Ficklin; Major, G. C. Wharton; Adjutant, W. M. Thomas. And Regiment.--Colonel, A. W. Reynolds; Lieut. Col. not yet appointed: Major, F. W. Finney; Adjutant. John L. Cow
Henry Heth (search for this): article 1
ington. They will be led at an early day to a point of activity and danger, and we are one will under their skillful and brave officers, achieve deeds of heroism that will supply some bright pages to the history of the present glorious struggle. As many of our readers in the South-west are personally interested in the organization of this fine brigade, we give below a list of it companies and officers: Commander-in-Chief.--Brigadier General John B. Floyd. 1st Regiment.--Colonel. Henry Heth: Lieut. Col. B. E. Ficklin; Major, G. C. Wharton; Adjutant, W. M. Thomas. And Regiment.--Colonel, A. W. Reynolds; Lieut. Col. not yet appointed: Major, F. W. Finney; Adjutant. John L. Cowardin. 3rd Regiment.--Field officers not yet appointed. The following companies are now in the camp near Wytheville. name of COMPANIESCOUNTYname of Floyd GuardsVucewellJoseph HarrisonB. W. Willions Hugh Higalobaham and Wm. M. Thomas Mc Alry Rough & Ready.Wythe.John Rechan Jas. Bh
Johnson (search for this): article 1
nstonR. G. Baldwin and James Ferry Jagoweti RangersTazewell Edwin H. Harman R. H. Taylor H. Davison and Coarlen A Furge Beed Island RiflesCarrollThos. D. Bolt Edmand Marshall S. Madti and W. C. McGardy Tazewell daysTazewellJohn. H. WhitleyW. C. WilliamsCharles T. Gideante and James Whitmore Patrick BaysPatrickJ. T LawsonM. StapleJ. T.Net and R. Cloud Wilson SidesGraysonL. J. PerkineAmbrime Pugh T. P. Mitchell and John L. Cowardin Lee RidosLeeJ. Richmond, Jr. J. E. Glinger, Jr.John c. Johnson and M. V. Olinger Vanderganter's Compacy AmherstA. S. VanderventerJ. D. Barnett S. M. Whitebeard and C. S. Jayas Pedlar Mills GuardAmherst Ro. W. Snead R. N. FeshinJ. Cighill and R. S. Elite Kelly's CompanyTasswellF. W. KellyVincent ThomasJ. Balley and J. C. Dodley Smyth GraysSmyth G. F. McDonaldA. H. KingJ. B. White and R. G. Haislet Yankee CatchersWise L. H. N. SalyerJ. A. LippsS. Salyer and S. R. Davis Floyd BluesWashingtonD. C. DaunJas. R. DeadmoreWm. J. Rufford and Edwin J. Smith
Lawson (search for this): article 1
.CarrollWm. Lundy J. R. SumderP. Rearrar and H. H. Geamer Bland Sharp ShuntersBlandA. J. GravsonG. WolfordL Newberry and McAtlan West Augusta SildeTazewellWm. H. hrowanRo. WinstonR. G. Baldwin and James Ferry Jagoweti RangersTazewell Edwin H. Harman R. H. Taylor H. Davison and Coarlen A Furge Beed Island RiflesCarrollThos. D. Bolt Edmand Marshall S. Madti and W. C. McGardy Tazewell daysTazewellJohn. H. WhitleyW. C. WilliamsCharles T. Gideante and James Whitmore Patrick BaysPatrickJ. T LawsonM. StapleJ. T.Net and R. Cloud Wilson SidesGraysonL. J. PerkineAmbrime Pugh T. P. Mitchell and John L. Cowardin Lee RidosLeeJ. Richmond, Jr. J. E. Glinger, Jr.John c. Johnson and M. V. Olinger Vanderganter's Compacy AmherstA. S. VanderventerJ. D. Barnett S. M. Whitebeard and C. S. Jayas Pedlar Mills GuardAmherst Ro. W. Snead R. N. FeshinJ. Cighill and R. S. Elite Kelly's CompanyTasswellF. W. KellyVincent ThomasJ. Balley and J. C. Dodley Smyth GraysSmyth G. F. McDonaldA. H. KingJ. B. Whi
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and John L. Cowardin Lee RidosLeeJ. Richmond, Jr. J. E. Glinger, Jr.John c. Johnson and M. V. Olinger Vanderganter's Compacy AmherstA. S. VanderventerJ. D. Barnett S. M. Whitebeard and C. S. Jayas Pedlar Mills GuardAmherst Ro. W. Snead R. N. FeshinJ. Cighill and R. S. Elite Kelly's CompanyTasswellF. W. KellyVincent ThomasJ. Balley and J. C. Dodley Smyth GraysSmyth G. F. McDonaldA. H. KingJ. B. White and R. G. Haislet Yankee CatchersWise L. H. N. SalyerJ. A. LippsS. Salyer and S. R. Davis Floyd BluesWashingtonD. C. DaunJas. R. DeadmoreWm. J. Rufford and Edwin J. Smith Lee GraysLeeD. L. DickinsonS. GrantJ. Wyen and J. A. Larmer Horse Companies Smyth DegoonsSmythJohn D. ThompsonWm. E. PetersS. P. Shetrey and A. P. Coperhaver Horse Companies Nelson RangersNelsonThos. P. Fitzpatrick J. A. Pugh M. A. Brown and Saml H. Batleyse Horse Companies Eight additional companies have been adjusted, and will be in camp in four or five days. The Brigade will march by the 14th inst.
Patrick (search for this): article 1
Roeds Rides.CarrollWm. Lundy J. R. SumderP. Rearrar and H. H. Geamer Bland Sharp ShuntersBlandA. J. GravsonG. WolfordL Newberry and McAtlan West Augusta SildeTazewellWm. H. hrowanRo. WinstonR. G. Baldwin and James Ferry Jagoweti RangersTazewell Edwin H. Harman R. H. Taylor H. Davison and Coarlen A Furge Beed Island RiflesCarrollThos. D. Bolt Edmand Marshall S. Madti and W. C. McGardy Tazewell daysTazewellJohn. H. WhitleyW. C. WilliamsCharles T. Gideante and James Whitmore Patrick BaysPatrickJ. T LawsonM. StapleJ. T.Net and R. Cloud Wilson SidesGraysonL. J. PerkineAmbrime Pugh T. P. Mitchell and John L. Cowardin Lee RidosLeeJ. Richmond, Jr. J. E. Glinger, Jr.John c. Johnson and M. V. Olinger Vanderganter's Compacy AmherstA. S. VanderventerJ. D. Barnett S. M. Whitebeard and C. S. Jayas Pedlar Mills GuardAmherst Ro. W. Snead R. N. FeshinJ. Cighill and R. S. Elite Kelly's CompanyTasswellF. W. KellyVincent ThomasJ. Balley and J. C. Dodley Smyth GraysSmyth G. F. McDonaldA. H. K
G. C. Wharton (search for this): article 1
oint of activity and danger, and we are one will under their skillful and brave officers, achieve deeds of heroism that will supply some bright pages to the history of the present glorious struggle. As many of our readers in the South-west are personally interested in the organization of this fine brigade, we give below a list of it companies and officers: Commander-in-Chief.--Brigadier General John B. Floyd. 1st Regiment.--Colonel. Henry Heth: Lieut. Col. B. E. Ficklin; Major, G. C. Wharton; Adjutant, W. M. Thomas. And Regiment.--Colonel, A. W. Reynolds; Lieut. Col. not yet appointed: Major, F. W. Finney; Adjutant. John L. Cowardin. 3rd Regiment.--Field officers not yet appointed. The following companies are now in the camp near Wytheville. name of COMPANIESCOUNTYname of Floyd GuardsVucewellJoseph HarrisonB. W. Willions Hugh Higalobaham and Wm. M. Thomas Mc Alry Rough & Ready.Wythe.John Rechan Jas. Bheas Chas.Raimyardease and R. S. Grayson Red's
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