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Mott (search for this): article 10
Incident of Monday's fight. --Bryan Brady an Irishman, in Capt. Abernamy's Company G. 19th Mississippi Regiment, in the battle at Williamsburg, killed two Yankees and captured four. One of them refused stubbornly to surrender, when he gave him the bayonet, and now wears his canteen with the name of the owner on it. This gallant private witnessed the death of the brave Colonel Mott, whose remains were brought to the city yesterday.
Bryan Brady (search for this): article 10
Incident of Monday's fight. --Bryan Brady an Irishman, in Capt. Abernamy's Company G. 19th Mississippi Regiment, in the battle at Williamsburg, killed two Yankees and captured four. One of them refused stubbornly to surrender, when he gave him the bayonet, and now wears his canteen with the name of the owner on it. This gallant private witnessed the death of the brave Colonel Mott, whose remains were brought to the city yesterday.
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Incident of Monday's fight. --Bryan Brady an Irishman, in Capt. Abernamy's Company G. 19th Mississippi Regiment, in the battle at Williamsburg, killed two Yankees and captured four. One of them refused stubbornly to surrender, when he gave him the bayonet, and now wears his canteen with the name of the owner on it. This gallant private witnessed the death of the brave Colonel Mott, whose remains were brought to the city yesterday.