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Chancellorsville
Document Number One for Chancellorsville


Transcriber’s Note:  While care was taken to make these transcriptions accurate, mistakes are 
unavoidable given the small and often blurred print. Also, the editor who transcribed from a hand 
written list could have made errors. This can clearly be seen in the case of the 37th N.C.T. and 
Company E, 13th N.C.T. when two lists appeared, see below.  They have been cross referenced 
and many discrepancies arose in the names and spellings.  See these lists to get an idea of 
what to look for in terms of nuances in names. 
Take care and always verify by a second source.

This document contains the following
18th N.C.T. casualties
28th N.C.T. casualties
33rd N.C.T. casualties
37th N.C.T. casualties
1st N.C.T. casualties
21st N.C.T. casualties
6th N.C.T. casualties
14th N.C.T. casualties (brief)
13th N.C.T. casualties (brief)
14th N.C.T. casualties (detailed)
23rd N.C.T. casualties
7th N.C.T. casualties
Information Wanted:  Theophilis S. Avery
1st N.C.T. casualties
13th N.C.T.(detailed) casualties
12th N.C.T. casualties
57th N.C.T. casualties
Names of N.C. Troops buried in the graveyard at Mt. Jackson, Va.
28th N.C. at the battle of Chancellorsville—at Fredericksburg, letter from soldier
3rd Regiment N.C. troops—letter from soldier-Chancellorsville

North Carolina Standard
May 6, 1863

We can only conjecturer the forces opposed to each other near the Rappahannock.  
Our force is supposed to be about 80,000 and that of the enemy 120,000.  North Carolina will 
probably be in the impending battle with the following regiments:  1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 
7th, 9th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 26th, 28th, 30th, 
34th, 35th, 37th, 38th, 44th, 47th, 52nd, 54th, 57th.  General Pettigrew’s brigade left 
Goldsborough on Friday night for the scene of the action in Virginia.


North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
May 20, 1863

Casualties from the Battle of Chancellorsville
Action May 2 & 3

Lane’s Brigade

18th North Carolina

Staff and Field
Killed Col. Thomas J. Purdin
Wounded—Lt. Col. F. George, Adjt. W. H. McLaurin

Company A
Killed:  Pte. S.L. Tatom
Wounded:  Lt. S.B. Anders; Sgts. J.T. Edge, T.J. Lewis; Corpls. R. Reeves, W.A.J. Kerd, D. 
Reeves; Ptes. W. Earnhart, R. Merritt, M.F. Hull, P.A. Brown, H.N. Huffman
Missing:  Ptes. W. F. Pope; J.S. Nickons

Company B
Killed:  Sgt. O. Munn; Ptes. W.J. Edge, J.W. Munro, J. Ward
Wounded:  Lt. M.W. Bruce (or Brace?); Ptes. E.G. Crawford, D. Goble, J. Johnson, D. Pate, 
S.B. Moore, J.S. Trotterow, A. Shook (or Shock?), Giles Sikes, D.J. Calithan (or Callthan?), 
T.B. Ellis, J. H. Fields, A.F. Shaw, Henry Green
Missing:  Pte. W.C. Haglen (or Hagler?)

Company C
Killed:  Ptes. J.R. Richardson, A.L. Miller, N. Wyke
Wounded:  1st Lt. H. Long; Sgt. S.B. Williams; Corpls. E. Meares, E. Register; Ptes. L. Gone, 
B. Millican
Missing:  J.S. Craig, Charles Jones, Alex Scales (no ranks shown)

Company D
Killed:  Corp. A.J. Profitt; Ptes. S.O. (or S.C.?) Taylor, I.W. Wike
Wounded:  1st Lt. N. Towns; Corpls. J.P. Inman, J. Prevatt, J. Byrd, W.T. Blankenship, J.T. 
Rusk, C.A. Allen
Missing:  Sgt. F.G. Odium; Ptes. E. Spivey, W.L. Tritt, R. Horrman

Company E
Killed:  Corp. O.J. Fakins
Wounded:  Sgt. C.Z. Costin; Corpls. R.M. Henry, D.S. Springfield; Ptes. W. Foster, F.D. 
Garriss(?), J. S. Huffman, T.E. Mitchell, J.F. Prigdon, M. Simmons, T.F. Toms, J.B. Hall, J.J. 
Walker
Missing:  Sgt. J.F. Croom; Ptes. A.B. Roaks, J.J. Woodcock

Company F
Killed:  Ptes. C.A.C. Padgett, Samuel Wright
Wounded:  Sgt. F. McIntosh; Corpl. M.S. McLean; Ptes. A.E. Smith, M. McCormick, J.M. 
McLaughlin, J.P. Green, Jas. Donsbone
Missing:  Ptes D. McKinnon, J.A. Henderson, H. Nichols, D.T. Melton

Company G
Killed:  Sgt. Jos. McKinnion, J.R. Whittington, E.F. Bunch, L. Pearson
Wounded:  Sgt. T.A. Shepard, Ptes. W.F. Wilson, C.C. Simmons, H.H. Bridges, P.M. Roberts, 
N.M. Cooper

Company H
Killed:  Sgt. J.W. Fentrell, Ptes. A. McPhaul, S.P. Harness, S. Sibbett
Wounded:  2nd Lt. F.J. Simpson, Sgt. C.M. Smith, Corpl. C.M. Baldwin, H.S. Powell, Ptes. 
H.J. Hinson, C.P. Platt, J.N. Monteith, J. Saffont, J. Parker
Missing:  Sgts. H.(?) Hall, and J.O. Frink, Corpl. A. Lewis, Pte. E.R. Pridgen

Company I
Killed:  Ptes. J.E. Heath and Alfred Brown
Wounded:  Capt. Thomas E. Lewis, 2nd Lt. J.L. Jacobs, Sgt. T.P. Bryan, Ptes. W. Lindsey,
J.H. Sprinkle, O. Brindle, D.J. Wells, J. H.(?) Davis, W.A. Burgess, W.M. Jones, J. Mays
Missing:  Ptes. J.B. Dawson, J. F. Lindley

Company K
Killed:  Ptes. Jas Davis, M.P. Deets, J.D. McMillan, L.H. Williams, Isaac Trueblood
Wounded:  Capt. T. J. Wooten, Lt. J.D. Curry, Sgts. C.M. Dunn, Jas Richardson, Ptes. A.D. 
Councel, M. Benfield, M.V. Sutton, A.S. Smith, A.C. Stewart, W. H. Sykes
Missing:  Ptes. John a. Buring, R. Lollar, F. Meadows

28th North Carolina Regiment

Field and Staff:  
Wounded:  Lt. Col. Spear

Company A
Killed:  Corp. J. McKinney, Pte. J. Stanley
Wounded:  Sgt. Irvin Reed, Ptes. C.H. Atkinson, J.H. Harden, W.F. Cunningham, M.C.Gates, 
E.W. Bray

Company B
Wounded:  Lt. R.D. Ryne, Sgt. J.B. Carson, Corpls. J.G. Falls, F. Suggs, Ptes. E. J. Clem- - - 
(illegible), J. H. Grier(?), J.A. Marrow, J.C. Manning, John Murphy, C. Neal, (one name cut off)

Company C
Killed:  Ptes. L.A. Yount, M. Hefner, B. Wagoner
Wounded:  Capt. T.J. Linebarger, Corp. F. Tinbeyfield, Ptes. J. S. Snyder, M. Seits, D. 
Berryman, A.L. Campbell, J.C. Carter, J.M. Gum, O. Grawz, W. Hoffman, A. Herman, S. 
Honeycut, J. Heas, P. Little, J. Linebarger, H.(?) Miller, D. Pruncy, J. Pruncy, (or Pruney?) S. 
Waight, N. Yount, M. Bolch

Company D
Killed:  Ptes. J.A. Crighton, J. W. Honeycut
Wounded:  Lt. L. Lowder, Ptes. T.F.(or P.) Kirk, W. Pond(?), O. Little
Missing:  Pte. A.K. Miller

Company E
Killed:  Ptes. E. H. Brewer, J. W. Honeysenker
Wounded:  Lt. Thomas S. Green, Sgt. E. Hall, Ptes. L. Cook, A. Bennett, M.A. Hunt, J.M. 
Hester, W.D. Smith

Company F
Wounded:  Ptes. J.G. Bounder, M. Munock, W.D. Hall, W. Welch, P. Loy

Company G
Killed:  Pte. J.C. Dallyheight
Wounded:  Capt. E.G. Marrow, Sgt. D.F. Marrow (or Morrow?), Corpls. W.F.(or P.) Edwards, 
W. Markland, J.S. Dunham, Ptes. H.C. Crawford, J. Dunham, J.R. Morris, J.A. Morris, N. 
Pendergrast, S. Sikes, J. Andrews, F.S. Quackenbush
Missing:  Pte. N. Straughn

Company H.
Killed:  Sgt. J.L. Jolly, Ptes. C.W. Palmer, W.D. Hawks
Wounded:  Sgt. T.C. Bridges, Ptes. A.C. Burgess, D.O. Green, V.B. McSwain, P.G. 
Humphries, P. Bridges

Company I
Killed:  Sgt. D.C. Casey
Wounded:  Corp. L.W. Shores, Ptes. J.W. Jennings, J. Everage, S.B. Carlton, B. Jenkins(?), 
J.D. Dickinson

Company K
Wounded:  Lt. I.T. Biles, Ptes. W.H. Russell, S. Motu, A. Hinson, T. Whilley, J.M. Caley, G. 
Alman, L.A. Feer, A.C. Burriss, Britten Parks

33rd North Carolina Regiment

Field and Staff
Wounded:  Col. C.M. Avery, Lt. Col.. R.V. Cowan, Major T.W. Mayhew
Missing:  Major T.W. Mayhew, and Adjt. S. Whitaker, Jr.
(Transcriber’s note, Major T.W. Mayhew was shown twice.)

Company A
Killed:  Ptes. J.T. Murchison, Jno. T. Sherill
Wounded:  Sgt. W.W. Marshall, Ptes. J.E. Barnett, J.H. Plyer, Timothy O’Connell, W.Y. 
Holbrook, J.H. Fink and J.H. Barnes
Missing:  Lt. J.A. Summers, Ptes. D. M. Sink, J.D. Henry, A. Vanderburg, W.C. Vanderburg, 
G.L. Woodson

Company B
Killed:  Sgt. Jos. Taylor, Ptes. J.H. Jenkins, J. Powell, J.S. Proctor, W.H. Williams
Wounded:  Capt. T.H. Gatling, Lt. H. P. Lyons, Corpl. W.C. Davenport, Ptes. S.W. Brown, W. 
Harrell, Jno. Jenkins, J.O. Nelson, C. G.(or O?) Bryant, J.W. Nelson, R.H. Neal, William 
Pender, Henry Walter, J.R. Davenport
Missing:  Ptes. Robert Armstrong, Jno Bowers, W.E. Bradley, J. Braswell, B. Braswell, N.C. 
Gibson, W. M. Gibson, Jas. Gardner, William Hiatt

Company C
Killed:  Ptes. T.A. Suiter, J. Franklin
Wounded:  Capt. D.M. Corine, Lt. S. Slough, Sgt. A.S.(?) Myers, Corp. B.(?) J. Sutton, Ptes. 
Jno Little (or Lettle?), G.A. Carrider, W.M. Page, Henry Chitley, L. Chitley, G. W. Scott, D.W. 
Waller (Walker?), A. Henne(?), G.M. Patterson
Missing:  Ptes. Iredell Evans, William Tucker, David Blackwalden

Company D
Killed:  Lt. C.(or G.?) W. Weaver
Wounded:  Lt. M.F. Jones, Ptes. H. Carter, E. Walters, Willis Dimmitt, E. Fugits(?)
Missing:  Ptes. W.H.T. Pardew, Thomas Brooks, E. Absher, Neal McKinnon

Company E
Killed:  Lt. J.D. Rourbelle, William K. Babb, Ptes. J. O.(?) Bradaway, P.D. Lane, L. Parkes, 
Charles Peek
Wounded:  Lt. L.H. Babb, Corp. Jas. Clark, Ptes. Alfred Curie, R.S. Gross, M. Brantom, 
William Ellis, T. Martin, N.W. Vick, Alex Relph, W. Parter
Missing:  Sgt. J.P. Taylor, Corpls. F.T. Wavell(?) and A. Eason, Ptes. J.E. Barnes, William 
Ellis, P. Hanel, A. High, one name illegible.

Company F
Killed:  Pte. B.G. Bishop
Wounded:  Lt. S.C. Watson, Ptes. A. Oates, S. Cutrell, D. Linton, J.A. Thompson, T. G. 
Ward, W.Workman, A. Coopley
Missing:  Ptes. S.D. Blockwood, S. Gill, S. Mann, D. Midgett, Isaac Morris, J. Whedbee, Sgt. 
Joseph Swindill

Company G
Killed:  Lt. J.D. Dalais, Sgt. J.P. Fuller, Corp. J. Gardiner, Ptes. Bradshaw, J.G. Brock, R.C. 
Leinbeck, H. Slater
Wounded:  Lt. W.J. Callais, Sgts. L.H. Moore, R.J. Prescott, Ptes. J.W. Atkinson, John Henly, 
B. Carter, S. Jones, J.F. McCloud, R.V. Randallman, George Sink, G.W. Sink, J.W. Woosley
Missing:  Ptes. J.S. Anderson, J. Bradshwaw, D.K. Denson, E.D. Cline, W.F. Lashmit, A.S. 
Murdock, W. Hernsom, C. Slater, D.J. Starling, L. Shepherd, J.C. Vogler

Company H
Killed:  Pte. John M. Coleman
Wounded:  Sgt. W.R. Callawan, W.F. Guthrie, T.M. Cradle, G.W. Jackson, Corpls. J.C. James 
and A. Calhoun, Ptes. Matthias Burke, Josiah Eusley, Noah Gray, T.W. Williams, J.S. 
Manning, L. Flowers
Missing:  Ptes. J.H. Davis, T.G. Johnson, G.J.(or O?) Midgett, L. Sandifer, Wright Spring, J.E. 
Spence

Company I
Corpl. A. Seat, Ptes. C. Clouder, T.F. Dawson, J.R. Nines
Wounded:  Lt. W.L. White, Sgt. E.F. Reynolds, Corp. A.L. Newsome, Ptes. B. Fonacue(?), 
A.H. Fulk, William Ketner, Perricord (no fist initials), J.H. Page
Missing:  Ptes. Hinckley, E.B. Fulk, T. Fulton, B. Myers, T.E. Mickey, Thomas Stuart, Ro 
Tate, John Williams

Company K (no company J listed)
Killed:  Ptes. Beamon, R.C. Horrell (or Harrell), John Mooring
Wounded:  Lts. J. Walton, H.J. McCoy, Ptes. A. Dale, R. Peel, A.B. Covington, J. Emery, J.J. 
Pierce, J.B. Gibson, Nathan Panale(?), J.O. Hill
Missing:  Sgt. J.S. Hughes, Ptes. J.W. Mosinger, William Mooring, Thomas Cooper, John 
Howell

37th North Carolina Regiment

NOTE:  Two lists were printed, another one appeared in the June 3 issue and has been cross 
referenced with the list from May 20

Field and Staff
Wounded:  Col. W.M. Barbour, in wrist, slight, Lt. Col. J. B. Ashcraft, in head, Maj. W.G. 
Morris, in foot

Company A
Killed:  Ptes. John Taylor, Wesley Sheets, W. H. Griffin
Wounded:  Sgt. E.A. Carter, head, slight, J.A. McNeal, in arm, slight,  Ptes. A.L. Cavey, in 
thigh, severe, J.M. Black, in face, slight,  J.M. Baker, back, C.M. Carter, foot, William Davis, 
knee, E.F. Farr, (June 3 issue looks like Faw), in breast, severe, Mat Farrington, foot, Levi 
Gentry, shoulder, severe, John A. Henderson, face, slight, Andrew Harley, breast,  William 
Ham, shoulder, Ab Strunks (Absalom in June 3), thigh, severe,  L.D. Ward, knee, Thomas 
Ham, arm, Calvin Taylor, abdomen, dangerous, Hiram Perry, head, Sterling Vanzant, both 
thighs, side and face, severe, P. C. Goodman, slight, Jno. Simmons, H. Tomlinson, (listed as 
sgt in June 3 issue, thigh, slight, J.H. Vannoy (shown on June 3 list as missing).

Company B
Wounded:  Capt. A.J. Critchner, thigh, slight, Sgts. H.D. Hagerman, thigh, C.H. Burke, (shown 
as Barke on June 3 list), thigh, slight, Corpls. J.W. Hughes, arm, Thomas Robbins, shoulder, 
Ptes. Thomas J. Roboard, (shown as Deboard on June 3 list), breast and shoulder, severe, 
Robert Francis, knee, slight, Larkin Hodges, stunned by shell, Calvin Howel, W.R. Heath, 
knee, S.H. Littelton, (R.H. Littelton on June 3 list), knee, J.W. Lowe, (J.M. Lowe on June 3 list) 
arm, J.A. Milholland, arm, William Massey, finger, P.W. Turmise, (Turnmire on June 3 list),
W.S. Morris (on June 3 list says wounded and missing)
Missing: Calvin Davis

Company C
Killed:  Ptes. J.W. Sample, J.A. Todd, J.S. Greer, D.N. Gardner
Wounded:  Ptes. A.J. Deer, leg amputated, J.C. Beard, stunned, T.R. Alexander, stunned, R.A. 
Bready, slight, J.M. Hendrix, shoulder, severe, W.A. Henderson, thigh and head, J. C. 
McAllister, head, severem  D.J. Nauts, (Nance on June 3 list), leg, severe, L.J. Stewart, (S.J. 
Stewart on June 3 list) F.M. Worsham (Warsham on June 3 list(, thigh, slight
Missing:  Pte. M. Straup (Stroup on June 3 list)

Company D
Killed:  Ptes. J.P. Escher, (Eacher on June 3 list)  S.J. Griffin, Jos. Kiser
Wounded:  Capt. J.L. Best, (Bost on June 3 list), head, slight, 1st Lt. H.C. Grady, hands, 
slilght, 2nd Lt. A.J. Best, (Bost on June 3 list) face and neck, slight, Sgts. G.W. Bancom, 
thigh,  M. Stanton, (Staton on June 3 list), head, Corpls. John W. Eason, E.G. Bancom, thigh,  
Ptes. J.Q. Adams, flesh wound, thigh, C.E. Baker, leg, Henry Bennet, face, thigh, Noah 
Collins, thigh, Charles Evans, mouth and throat, H.B. Griffin, leg, P.C. Griffin, arm, slight, W. J. 
Hasty, hand, slight, C.L. Helms, both hands, J.T. Lowry, (Lowery on June 3 list), thighs, A. 
Nash, (Abner on June 3 list), breast, severe, J.H. Neil, (Neel on June 3 list), chin, W.T. Parker, 
foot, M.A. Pyron, abdomen and back, T.A. Price, slight, E. Presley, (shown on June 3 list as 
wounded in the side and missing), Z. Parker, forehead and thigh, Jason Stegall, leg, J.A. 
Swamer, leg, slight, Alex Tadlock, shoulder and jaw, A. Sellers, upper lip, slight, G.T. Tucker, 
hip and leg, L.R. Walters, leg, T.N. Watts, arm, J.E. Parke (Parker on June 3 list)

Company E
Killed:  Pte. T.N. Coffey, (Caffey on June 3 list) J.E. Coffey, Silas Green, V.D.R. Foushen, John 
Baird, William Hartley, James Brieven (Brower on June 3 list)
Wounded:  Lt. O. (A on June 3 list) Wiggins, leg bruised, Sgts. J.F. McLain, shoulder, slight, 
Wm. Green, leg and arm, Corpl. W.C. Dotson, (Datson on June 3 list) arm and side, Ptes. 
William Norwood, hand, James Hilliard, leg, J.C. Shull, leg and arm, Richard Eggars, shoulder 
and neck, J. Younce, arm, W.J. Shell, shoulder, J.W. Mundy, side, slight, William Johnson, 
neck and breast, A.J. Teague, leg, D.E. Beever, leg, H.H. Hilliard, hand, William Cable, thigh, 
A. Williams, leg and side, T.A. Alexander, arm, Thomas Stevens, leg

Company F
Killed:  Pte. Wallace Fox
Wounded:  Lts. J.H. (L.B. on June 3 list) Petty, F. Tankessle, (Trankersby on June 3 list) Sgt. 
H.M. Bryan, Ptes. J. (I. on June 3 list) Anderson, Isaac C. Duncan, W.H. Earn, (Earp on June 
3 list) R.J. Gibbes, (Gibbs on June 3 list)W.J. Master, (Mastin on June 3 list) W.R. Price, W.R. 
Sherr, (Shew on June 3 list) J.C. Wyatt, A. Fox

Company G
Killed:  Sgt. F.M. Cochran, Ptes. T.W. Read, L.F. Smith
Wounded:  Lts. J.B. Pool, head, G.W. Cochran, leg, J.L. Brown, Sgt. J.F. Pool, leg amputated, 
Corpls. A.A. Goyder (U.A. Gride on June 3 list), leg, George Barnes, face, slight,  Ptes. J.W. 
Benngarner, (J.M. Bumgarnor on June 3 list), hip, severe, J.J. Bennly, (Bentley on June 3 list), 
hand,  W.F. Chapman, hip, A. Campbell, arm, slight, D. A. Daniel, ankle amputated) D.L. Deal, 
shoulder, slight, L.R. Gryder, thigh, severe, E. Price, arm, E.W. Rector, thigh, W.H. Robnett, 
thigh broken, J.H. Ruffty, arm, slight, B. Thomas, thigh, J.A. Teague, arm, L.L. Watts, arm, 
A.J. Lewis, head
Missing:  Pte. L. J. Chapman, Jas. Walker (Winkler on June 3 list)

Company H
Killed:  Sgt. Thomas A. Wilson, Ptes. Noah Dellinger (Dillinger on June 3 list) Caleb Costner 
(Castner on June 3 list), E. Payson (Ephraim Paysour on June 3 list)
Wounded:  Capt. H.C. Fite, seriously, 1st Lt. W.C. Ragin, arm, 2nd Lts. John C. Moone, hip, 
severe, J.W. Alexander, foot, Corpls. T.L.P. Ford (Thomas on June 3 list), slight, J.C. 
Froncharger, (Fronerberger on June 3 list) seriously, T.L. Kendrick, slight, Ptes. Samuel 
Paysom (Paysour on June 3 list), severe, O. F. Byrd, severely, J.L. McKee, severely, H. 
Paysom, (Paysour on June 3 list) severely, Henry Shyne, (Rhyne on June 3 list) severely, 
J.M. Roberts, severely, J.B. Smith, severely, David Brown, slilghtly, D.R. Deem, (Dunn on 
June 3 list), slightly, J.L. Nixon, (J.T. on June 3 list), slightly in leg, F.L. Hoffman, slight, 
Caleb Reynolds, slight, R.F. Ragan, slight, J.B. Thompson, (Thomasson on June 3 list), 
slight in leg, Miles Withers, slight, W.E. Featherston, slight in arm, William M. (W. on June 
3 list) Glenn, slight in leg, Thomas Black, slight
Missing:  William Cody, David West

Company I
Killed:  Ptes. James Banchard, Jno Auten, A.P. Young, Brown Stern (Sterns on June 3 list)
Wounded:  Capt. William Still, (Sitt on June 3 list) 2nd Lt. A.F. Pandle, (Yandle on June 3 llist), 
arm, Sgt. D.C. Robinson, head, Corpls. J.G. A. Orr, side, J.L. Orr, (Jas. L. Orr on June 3 list), 
arm amputated, Ptes. M. Adderbolt (Adderholt?), thigh, mortal, S.A. Burns, arm,  B.F. Cathay, 
(Cathey on June 3 list), neck, J.W. Clark, (Clarke on June 3 list) John Fonebergen, (
Froneberger on June 3 list), side, M.W. Gates, leg by shell, John W. Henderson, Jas. Hipp, 
thigh,  L.A. Hipp, arm, William Hernsucker, (Hansusker on June 3 list), thigh, William King, 
neck and shoulder, Sol Kirner(?)Karner(?) (Kizer on June 3 list), slight, Caleb Manney, 
(Moorney on June 3 list), side, James M. McGlinn, (McGinn on June 3 list) both hips, S.D. 
Maxwell, head, Jacob Rudisell, shoulder, D.M. Rigler, thigh,  Jacob Stearns, hand, W.J. 
Crocker, leg, Jacob Shoe, back
Missing:  J.R. Gordon

Company K (no company J listed)
Killed:  Lt. C.H. Ragen (Regen?)( Ragin on June 3 list), Pte. Sam’l. South, John Marshall, 
Allen Wiley, F.J. Williams, Hugh Bevons (Blivens on June 3 list), Nathan Ellis
Wounded:  Sgts. J.S. Miller, arm, J.M. Grimsley, neck, Ptes. Julien (Julian on June 3 list) 
Plummer, arm, E. Chandlier (Elijah on June 3 list), finger, F.M. Blevins, arm, S.M. Cox, arm, 
M.D. Parsons, seven places, seriously, Granville Halsey, leg, F.M. Parsons, arm

1st North Carolina Battalion as reported up to the morning of May 5 by letter from Guinea 
Station

Company A
J. Sugars, J. Pendry, slightly wounded, Corpl. Denny, R.H. Williamson in finger, Isam Cook 
badly wounded in the leg

Company B
Lt. C.A. Shultz, Sgt. T.D. Close, E. Ingram, W. Fuller, W. Snider, slightly wounded, Sgt. 
Phillips in hand, Lee Hendrix, William Hauser in thigh, H. Baxter in arm, Sam Fogle thumb 
off

21st North Carolina Regiment, Col. W.W. Kirkland Commanding as reported by Capt. W.J. 
Pjohl(?), acting adjutant

Company A, Capt. Bell commanding
Killed:  1st Sgt. J. McIver, Pte. E.P. Parnell
Wounded:  Capt. Beal slightly in hand, Ptes. H. Brinkley in knee, W.A. Leach slightly in hand, 
J.N.O. Styers slightly in foot, George Morgan severely in both legs, John F. Webster slightly in
head, B.L. Webster seriously in body
Missing:  N.W. Lomax, Andrew Grubbs, George McRae

Company C (no company B listed)
Killed:  J.A. Spainhour (no rank)
Wounded:  Capt. Snow slightly in arm, Lt. Snow severely in arm, J.A. Davis seriously in arm, 
Jas. Sparger, W.C. Banner, I. France slightly in hand, Dan McGee, J.B. Bundy(?) slightly in 
shoulder, S. Law slightly in hand, H.(?) Francis slightly in thigh, W.H. Holland slightly in arm, 
John Brundant slightly in leg
Missing:  Chap Bowan, A. Drusey, W.H.(?) Farris(?), D.H. Cockerhorn, A.T. Patterson, John 
Simmons

Company D, 1st Lt. J.W. Miller, Commanding
Killed:  1st Lt. J.W. Miller, Jno Ingrain, Anderson McGee(?)
Wounded:  J.C. Watlington arm amputated, Alex Starr slightly in both thighs, P.A. Sprinkle 
seriously in shoulder, E.J. Banner, severely in thigh, E.J. Styers and W.J. Boyer wounded 
and missing, S.W. Craft, W.J. Howard, missing

Company F (no company E listed), Capt. Beard commanding
Killed:  J.M. Mabe(?)
Wounded:  1st Lt. E.M. Auburn seriously in hips, Sgts. M.O. Janies(?) James(?), M. Lawson, 
W.A. Smith slightly in hand, Corpls. W.H. Collins slightly in foot, C.W. Wall, slightly in knee
Missing:  Capt. Beard, Sgt. H. B. Moser, Corpl. J.A. Bowman, Willis James, James Bennett

Company G, Captain Blackburn Commanding
Killed:  Thomas J. Smith
Wounded:  William Carlisle, seriously in neck and shoulder and arm, C.J. Carroll, severely in 
hand, Daniel Kizer slightly in leg, Tandy Kiser, slightly in hand, L. Smith, slightly in arm, Berry 
Thomas, seriously in hand, Thomas Tuttle, slightly in hand
Missing:  Sgt. J.H. Ferguson, Sgt. O.W. Ligon, J.D. Fulk, George Goode, John D. Gibson, 
J.W. Lashley, Alex Smith

Company H, Capt. Jones commanding
Killed:  Thomas Snow
Wounded:  Capt. Jones, seriously in neck and shoulder, 1st Lt. W.R. Martin, slightly in hand, 
A. McKinney, slightly in hip and knee, John Marion, slightly in hand, J.E. Stoltz, seriously in 
jaw, W.M. Holyfield, slightly in thigh, Jno. Widkiff(?), slightly in arm
Missing:  Corp. J. Holyfield, E. Holyfield, W.A. Jenkins, J.J. Jenkins, E. Whicker

Company I, 1st Lt. M.C. Moore commanding
Killed:  Gab Taylor, H.L. Vernon, David Johnson
Wounded:  Lt. M.C. Moore, slightly in hand, Lt. Pell seriously in hips, Sgt. J. Davis slightly in 
hand, Sgt. Tuttle, seriously in hip, Corp. Dick slightly in side, Corp. Durham slightly in foot, 
C.H. Boyles slightly in hand, R.W. Boyles slightly in side, R.W. Sulphin, slightly in hip, J.H. 
Whitington slightly in side
Missing:  J.S. Green, T.A. Savage, T. Scott, J.W. Shelton, W. Woodley

Company K, Capt. D. Barrow, commanding
Killed:  1st Sgt. H.B. Newsom
Wounded:  Capt. Barrow seriously in knee, J.F. Idol severely in hand, Corp. D.P. Stack 
severely in leg, W.C. Franklin slightly in body, J. Moser severely in foot, B.F. Lembach, 
severely in mouth
Missing:  William Haley, Amos Hartle, Ransom Sink, W.L. Stack, J.A. Doutint(?) Douthit(?)

Company L, Lt. J.F. Martin commanding
Wounded:  3rd Sgt. J.M. Clapp severely in mouth, J.W. Richardson mortally in body, H. 
Wilson, severely in hand, J.H. Hawkins slightly in body, William Purdue slightly in leg
Missing:  A.L. Alley

Company M, 1st Lt. Dick commanding
Killed: T.J. Cummings
Wounded:  J.P. Boone slightly in leg, J. Joyce severely in thigh, J.M. Wright slightly in hand, 
W.E. Parker slightly in shoulder
Missing:  J. Summers, J.S. Gearinger, J.R. Pritchett, W.A. Elliott

Casualties in the 6th N.C.T.

Company A
Killed:  J.M. Hemphill and Martin Smith
Wounded:  J.W. Burgess, John Davis, P. Eply, J. Eply, Sgt. J.R. Dickson

Company B
Killed:  Philo Wilson
Wounded:  Lt. Lockhart, J. Bagfield, Allen Tilley, E. Tilley, C. Crabtree, John James, Corpl. 
Allison
Missing:  Willey Meadows, Lee Wilson

Company C
Killed:  John S. Markham
Wounded:  Capt. Guess, T. Dollar
Missing:  James Ferrill, Levi Markham, Rufus Massey

Company D
Killed:  Alfred Brittain
Wounded:  J. Holder, J.Q. Brittain, W. Barley(?), J.B. Davis, T. Powell
Missing:  J. Hildebrand

Company E
Killed:  Thomas Whisonbut
Wounded:  Jas. Lewis, Calhoun Johnson, Tilman Vance
Taken Prisoner:  Robert Howell

Company F
Killed:  Thomas Gibson
Woulded:  Sgt. A. Tate, J.N. Bradshaw, J.A. Gibson, William Kerr, F.A. Hatch, William Sykes
Missing:  William Pender

Company G
Wounded:  J.M. Ritchie, E.H. Miller
Missing:  William Wellock(?) Wedlock(?)

Company H
Wounded:  Lt. Walker, Sgt. B.Y. Malone, J.B. Alread, T.R. Cape, J.E. Coleman, T.L. Evans
Missing:  J.W. Lloyd

Company I
Wounded:  Lt. T.M. Jenkins, J.M. Smith, C. Eubanks, Wesley Page, L. Pickard
Missing:  George Varner

Company K
Wounded:  Capt. Vincent, Sgt. Simpson, D. Tallent, F.Wyatt, James Pickett, J.W. Christopher

North Carolina Standard
May 13, 1863

Casualties 14th N.C.T.

Col. E.G. Haywood of the 7ths and Lts. T.(?) S. Lemay and John S. Bryan reached this city on 
Monday morning.  We are glad to learn that their wounds are not serious.

We learn that the wounds of Col. W.R. Cox are more serious than first supposed.  He is 
wounded in three or four places.

Col. Bryan Grimes of the 4th was slightly wounded in three places.

13th N.C.T.
The 13th N.C.T. suffered severely, having lost in killed and wounded more than half who went 
into action.  Among the wounded officers are Col. A.M. Scales and Adj. H.A. Walker, Lt. J.M. 
Williamson of Company A; Lt. S.R. Thornton of Company G; Capt. H.A. Rogers of Company 
D; Lt. J.E. Boston(?) Company E; Capt. J.A. Fugue, Company G; Capt. R.H. Ward, Company 
I; Capt. H.L. Guerrant, Company K.

We regret to record the death of Col J.C.S. McDowell from wounds received at the Battle of 
Fredericksburg.  He was a good officer and a most worthy man.

14th Regiment
We are indebted to an unknown correspondent on the battlefield for the following list of 
casualties from the 14th Regiment.
From April 20 to May 4

Field and Staff Officers
Col. R.T. Bennett contusion, on duty with his command
Lt. Col. W.A. Johnston severe in arm, bone fracture
Capt. Cherry, Company A mortally wounded now dead; 1st Sgt. C.A. Shankle Company H. 
slightly in head; Pte. R.Ruth, Company K. slightly in forehead

Company A
Killed:  Pte. J.T. Johnson
Wounded:  2nd Lt. W.J. Pugh, flesh wound in face, Brevet 2nd Lt. J.J. Williams, flesh wound in 
leg; 1st Sgt. N.E. Jenkins  slight wound in stomach, 5th Sgt. Jas. A. Burrows mortally 
wounded, 3rd Corp. W.T. Rooker severely in foot, Pte. Peter Boswell slightly in side, S.C. 
Sherlan(?)  Sherian(?) slightly in foot, G.W. Rooker severely in side, J.R. Myrick, mortally 
wounded

Company B
Killed:  Pte. Felix Myers
Wounded:  2nd Lt. D.P. Jones, flesh wound in leg and struck by shell in shoulder, 2nd Sgt. 
C.L. Line(?), flesh would in face, 2nd Sgt. E.W. Babcock, flesh wound in leg, Corp. W.J. 
Moore, shoulder, Corp. G.B. Ellington, flesh wound in left thigh, Ptes. Jesse Anderson slight in 
arm, C. Alfred slight in arm, E.G. Fitchett slight in breast, W.A. Sowers slight in arm, J.C. 
Smith slight in hand.

Company C
Wounded:  1st Sgt. A.S. Morrison slight in leg, Sgt. G.L. Stanback, contusion, 5th Sgt. J.W. 
McGregor, flesh wound in leg, Corp. E.J. Smith, contusion, Corp. H.J. Napier severe in both 
hands, Ptes. F.A. Buchanan, mortally wounded, died 4th May, S.L. Smith, mortally wounded, 
J.T. Smith severe in hand, J.L. Smith, contusion, J.A. Henry, contusion, Peter Moreton, 
contusion, Marion McRay severe in testicles, Ed Billingsly, foot, Neal Lemonds, forehead Jas. 
McKaskill, flesh wound in thigh, D.J. Ewing, flesh wound in leg, W.H. Saunders, slight in 
forehead, H.B. Carpenter, slight in arm, Jas. Brigman, severe in face

Company D
Wounded:  Corp. W.J. Ways(?) severe in leg, bone fractured, Ptes. J.D. Crow, severe in ankle 
and foot, bones fractured, Jno Heavener, serious in mouth, W.A. Long, severe in arm, bone 
fractured, J.J. Harmon, flesh wound in arm, A.G. Moss, contusion, --- Kinney, slight in breast

Company E
Killed:  1st Sgt. U.W. Pool, 1st Corp. C.S. Rogers, Pte. W.A. Knight, supposed to have been 
killed
Wounded:  Brevet 2nd Lt. T.S. Leman, slight in arm, 1st Sgt. Jas. H. Hicks, mortally wounded 
died 4th May, 4th Sgt. W.H. Shaw severe in leg, bone fractured, 5th Sgt. J.H. Penny, serious 
in hip, bone fractured, 4th Corp. William Barlow, severe, arm amputated, Ptes. J.M. Beck, 
severe in both thighs, J. J.(?) Lewis, slight in arm and shoulder, Rufus Pool, severe in arm, 
bone fractured, Hinton Pool, slight in shoulder, L. Ross, slight in breast, Rufus Smith, flesh 
wound in thigh, C.W. Ray slight in foot, Isaac Macon severe in shoulder and face, Thomas L. 
Norwood slight in arm and side, W.W. Watkins, serious wound in arm and leg, bone fractured

Company F
1st Lt. F. Harney slight in thigh, Brevet 2nd Lt. G.M. Williams severe in head and face, 2nd Sgt. 
W. H.(?) Porter killed, Ptes. C. Cooper flesh wound in leg, A.J. Green slightly in head, W.M. 
Patton severe in leg, bone fractured, Z. Poe slight in arm, R. Williams, severe in knee, T.H. 
Wilson, severe, shoulder amputated, 1st Sgt. Whitmire, slight in leg, on duty, 5th Sgt. J.E. 
Patton slight in leg, on duty

Company G
Killed:  2nd Sgt. J.R. Smith
Wounded: 1st Sgt. Jas. W. Rawley, severe wound in thigh, 5th Sgt. J.J. Scarlett severe in 
head, scull fractured, 3rd Corp. J.H. Bragg slight in head, Ptes. J.M. Crawford, right arm 
amputated, R.A. Lee severe in head, J.H. Frazier serious in thigh, bone fractured, R.M. Miller, 
leg amputated, A.J. Jordan, severe in leg, A.P. Taylor severe in hip, A. Young slight in shoulder

Company H
Killed:  4th Sgt. William Lanier,  Pte. Jesse Poplin
Wounded:  1st Lt. D.C. Shankle, mortally wounded, died May 4, 1st Corp. E.H. Howell, wound 
in hand, 2nd Corp. Ebin Lowder, serious in arm and hand, 3rd Corp. J.W. Maner, mortally 
wounded, Ptes. Green Almond, arm amputated, J.F. Carter, slight in hip, Jno Dry slight in foot,
F.Forest severe in hip and arm, Jas. Hall leg amputated, Ivey Richey slight on head, C.Sides, 
mortally wounded, G.A. Shankle, severe in stomach, Jno. Thompson in hip, bone fractured, 
W.S. Hall, slight in side, J.M. Lefler slight in hand, D. Lefler slight in hand, L.E. Melchor, 
severe in arm, bone fractured, D.D. Nobles severe in leg, W.R. Reumag (or Reunag) slight in 
arms

Company I
Killed:  3rd Sgt. R.B. Hargrove, Pte. J.H. Hicks
Wounded:  2nd Lt. C.A. Hunt slight in face and arm, Ptes. Alex Barnes slight in face and arm, 
A.E. Rush slight in shoulder, G.W. Swicegood slight in side

Company K
Killed:  5th Sgt. S.L. Beasley, Ptes. Jno. Powell, Jas. Overby and ----Parish
Wounded:  Brevet 2nd Lt. Jno Bryan slight in hip, 2nd Sgt. F.W. Bodiker severe in side, 4th 
Sgt. Joel Ingram finger shot off, 1st Sgt. L.N. Keith serious wound in breast, 2nd Corp. W.R. 
Bell severe wounds in both thighs, 4th Corp. R.D. Weathers sever in neck, Ptes. S.C. White 
slight in hand, J.H. Keith, flesh wound in arm, D.W. Royster severe in arm, bone fractured, 
Willie Honeycutt severe in leg, bone fractured, J.Z. Saunders severe in mouth, F.W. Freedle in 
both hands, Eli Hamilton slight in side, E.W. Hamilton, serious in thigh, bone fractured, William 
Chamblee, slight on hand.

Raleigh
North Carolina Standard
May 20, 1983

23rd North Carolina, Col. Daniel H. Christie Commanding
In the Battles of May 2 and 3 on the Rappahannock

Field and Staff
Missing:  Maj. C.C. Blacknall

Company A
Killed:  Pte. J.D. Birmingham, P.P. Gaddy, W.P. Dunlop
Wounded:  Capt. J. Bennett in leg, Corp. J.R. Knight in leg, Ptes. W. Horne in arm, J.J. Cox in 
shoulder, Spencer Short in side, W.T. Tucker in arm, John Killiard in hand, Thomas Rushing in 
hand, D.D. Gaddy in side, H. Barger in shoulder, John Hendrick in shoulder
Missing:  Sgt. B.F. Billingsley, Ptes. J. Crump, John Munnerly, R.M. Allen

Company B
Killed:  Sgt. M.V. Seagle, Corp. J.A. Shittle, Wesley Hudspeth, Ptes. Eli Hoke, Peter Reep, 
Thomas Smith, M.F. Seagle, J. Hoyle
Wounded:  Capt. G.W. Hunter severely, Lt. W.A. Thompson and Lt. M.M. Hines slightly, Ptes. 
G.B. Hollman, Andrew Hedick, F.S. Stewart, Thomas Davis, William R. Whitworth and John 
Hill, severely, Milton Ramseur, Caleb Hober, W.H. Harrison, George Seagle, and Daliel Hartzo, 
slightly.
Missing:  Sgt. A.S. Carpenter, Marcus Tubyfill, Ptes. M.L. Puiger, Amos White, L. Houser, 
William Bysinger, H. Campbell, Caleb Leanard, Daniel Lutz, P.D. Seagle, N.M. Sherill, L. 
Wilson, Jacob Wilson, Marcus Williams

Company C
Killed:  Sgt. Brantley Harris, Ptes. W.R. Smith, L.M. Tucker, J.M. Long, W.O. Davis
Wounded:  Capt. E.H. Lyon seriously, Corp. J.M. Lilly slightly, Ptes. E.J. Lilly, E. Green, W.G. 
Davis, T. Whitby, A.A. Huntsucker, P.W. Hilliard, W.A. Burris, severely, Ptes. L. Brown, W. 
White, J.E. Love, H. Dayton, slightly.
Missing:  Ptes. W. Scarborough, M. Freeser and Thomas Bowden

Company D
Killed:  Lt. J.S. Knight, Ptes. Kenneth McKenzie, Malcolm Morrison
Wounded:  Capt. A.T. Cole slightly, Lt. E.A. McDowell severely, Sgt. W.C. Covington, Ptes. 
Daniel Shrum, Simon Keener, H.C. McLean, Elbert Andrews, Robert L. Webb
Missing:  George Walker

Company E
Killed:  Sgt. J.R. Kinton, Ptes. J.A. Winston, C.T. Goss, S.W. Nanco
Wounded:  Capt. A.D. Peace, Lt. R.V. Minor, Sgts. M.A. Coley, R.M. Estes, Corp. J.M. Heflin, 
Ptes. J.H. Coley, D.G. Crews, S. Clark, W.H. Duke, H.T. Ellington, J.G. Terrill, R.H. Flemming,
 J.M. Mise(?), W.J. Rogers, J. N. Smith(?), Dow Vaughan
Missing:  P.P. Bohn, Daniel Mangum

Company F
Killed:  Pte. J.A. Pool
Wounded:  Sgt. A.G. Propst severely, Ptes. Alias Bernhardt, W.T. Cline, Anthony Balch, 
Newton Whitner, W.D. Shell, John Suther, J.T. Dellinger, George Warlick, W.A. Towell, M.A. 
Huffman(?), A.M. Yoder, severely, J.C. Fry slightly
Missing:  W.T. Warlick, Phillip Shuford(?), George Jarrett, J.L. Pool, Eli Burns

Company G
Wounded:  Lt. W. F. Overton, mortally, Lt. J.A. Breedlove, seriously, Corp. R.T. Champion 
slightly, Ptes. B.A. Dunn, W.H. Cheatham, Rufus Daniel, severely.
Missing:  Corp. J.T. Stone, Ptes. Alex Bailey, T.J. Cheatham, William Falkner

Company H
Killed:  C. Myers, J.C. Ford, R.N. Glenn, R.H. Reid(?)
Wounded:  Lt. J.B.F. Riddle(?) in leg, Sgt. J.C. Fronebarger in thigh, Corp. J.C. Kizer in thigh, 
Ptes. T.L. Clinton, leg fractured, J.C. Linebarger, leg fractured, J.A. Ford, leg fractured, G.E. 
Manuel in nose, W.L. Smith in hand, D.W. Ford in thigh, H.M. Wallace in hand, W.R. Milling in 
arm, H.A. Torrence in back, D.L. Long slightly, W. Vandevort in shoulder, J.D.M. Price in thigh, 
R.S. Torrence, B.T. Lomley in hand, W.E. Reid in hand, J.L. Wallace, Eli Kiser
Missing:  J.D. Torrence, P.F. Herun (or Hereen)

Company I
Killed:  Steven West and Robert Adcock
Wounded:  Lt. N.A. Gregory, Lt. G.B. Bullock, Sgt. S.L. Puryer, Corp. J.A. Jones, Ptes. Robert 
Blackwell, H.J. Hester, Robert Hester, John Clarke, William Faucette, W.G. Bryant, Henry Y. 
Puryer
Missing:  Sgt. R.R. Chandler, Ptes. (one name illegible), William Currin(?), David Duncan, J.R. 
Puryer, Willis Royster, Robert Wade, Alex West.

Company K
Killed:  Sgt. J.T. Killiam
Wounded:  Sgt. S.T. Thompson, Corp. H. Little, Ptes. Alex Hoover, Edney Hoover, David Jingle, 
Robert Hager, Robert Harris, Robert Little, Jackson Howard, John Little, Elisha Womack, 
Abram Gabriel, Ephraim Smith, Columbus(?) Guthrie, Gehu Baker, Josiah Munday
Missing:  Elam Lockman, Jas. Little, Jas. Nixon, John Thompson, Jas. Burch, Jacob 
Workman, Marcus Munday, William Brotherton, John Killiam, Stanhope Hunter, Thomas 
Henderson, Lt. J.A. Caldwell

Color Guard
Wounded:  Corpls. B.W. Ramseur, E.S. Hart, L.H. Bensley, Spencer Bryant

Signed, J.B. Franch

7th Regiment, Lane’s Brigade, A.P. Hill’s Division, Casualties from Battle on Sunday, May 3

Field and Staff
Killed:  Lt. Col. J.L. Hill
Wounded:  Col. Edw. G. Haywood by shell in side not serious, Maj. William Lee Davidson by 
shell in breast severe not mortal, Adjt. Ives Smedes, gunshot in neck and shoulder very serious 
(since dead)

Company A, Lt. E.M. Campbell commanding
Killed:  Lt. E.M. Campbell, Lt. R.A. Bolick, Ptes. W.S. Deal, F.T. Clodfelter, A.P. Parker, S. 
Price, E.B. Austin
Wounded:  Lt. P.C. Carlton in breast slightly, Sgts. G.W. Condry two fingers off, J.L. Milsaps 
shell in the shoulder, slight, A.P. Johnston, shell in the side, slight, Corp. H.L. Alexander shell 
in side, slight, Ptes. H.L. Miller gunshot in mouth, serious, W.H. Ingram, gunshot in wrist, 
serious, L. Ingram, gunshot in wrist, serious, W. Baker, stunned by shell, very slight, A.E. 
Brown by shell in head, slight, W.A. May gunshot in elbow serious, J.W. Berryhill gunshot in 
chin, slight, D.L.F. Kearley gunshot in knee serious, R.Z. Linney gunshot in hip serious, J.C. 
Miller, ball and shell both slightly, J.W. Robinson gunshot in thigh very slight, E. Fox gunshot in 
thigh serious, D.B. Brown gunshot in shoulder serious, Noah Keller gunshot in thigh serious, 
G.W. Millsaps gunshot in knee slight, W.E. Fry leg and arm broken, knee amputated
Missing:  J.W. Fincannon, C.W. Hughes, W. Iconhaur,  J.L. Moore, I. Morrison

Company B, Commanded by Capt. J.P. Young
Killed:  Capt. J.P. Young, Ptes. Rufus Motley, J.M. Biggs, J.M. Winecuff, William Rhineaheart
Wounded:  Lt. J.S. Harris above the eye, slight, Sgts. Asa Linker, thigh fractured, A.M. 
Coleman shell in hip, Ptes. J.A. Freeman, little finger, M.M. Tucker, gunshot in knee serious, 
A.E. Barnheart, gunshot in head, slight, M.M. Tucker, gunshot in knee, serious, A.E. 
Barnheart, gunshot in head, slight, Phillip Freeze, gunshot in head, slight, A.M. Blackwelder, 
shell in thigh, slight, John Kanker in knee and shoulder, serious, W.M. Joyner shell in head, 
slight, D.H. Winecoff, gunshot in head, slight, J.M. Hartsell, gunshot in knee serious, M. 
Wilhelm, gunshot in arm, serious, J.Bost, gunshot in neck and hand, slight, W.D. Presnell, 
gunshot in thigh and shoulder, serious, M. Sinker, gunshot in elbow and side, serious, H.C.M. 
Kearney, gunshot in head, not serious, D. Shoe, shell in foot, slight.  
Missing:  Corp. J.A. Stiles, Ptes. Julius Cole, L. Almont, Live Yost

Company C., Lt. Walter McRae commanding
Killed:  Sgt. D.H. Danso-(last letter illegible), Pte. Thomas Hileman(?)
Wounded:  Lt. Quinn by shell in shoulder, slight, Sgt. J.J. Phipps by shell in hand, slight, Ptes. 
A. Carter, gunshot in leg slight, Z. Hussey gunshot in wrist, slight, S.E. Shinn, gunshot in 
shoulder, serious, F.W. Keef(?), gunshot in arm, serious, Jesse Davis, gunshot in leg, serious, 
H. Campbell, gunshot in foot, serious, H.I. Hutson, thigh fractured, serious, John Jordan, 
gunshot in left breast, very serious

Company D, Capt. W.J. Kerr, commanding
Killed:  Capt. W.J. Kerr
Wounded:  Ptes. S.N. Jamison, gunshot in hand, serious, J.J. Brown, gunshot in leg, serious, 
W. Conder, gunshot in mouth, breast, hip and foot, mortal, since died
Missing:  Pte. A.E. Kanapaux

Company E, Company J.W. Vick, commanding
Wounded:  Corpls. H.H. Medlin, gunshot in both legs, severe, T. Crickman, gunshot in thigh, 
serious, Ptes. Dempsey Dean, stunned by shell very slight, J.G. Hendricks, arm fractured, 
M.B. Page, shell in shoulder, very slight, C.S. Brantly, gunshot in shoulder, slight, R. Eatman, 
gunshot in arm, serious, W.H. Langden, gunshot in neck, serious, J.T. Hood, tip of finger off, C.
(or O.?) Brantley by shell in hand very slight, J.J. Taylor, stunned by shell, very slight, Jesse 
Pope, gunshot in leg, slight, G.W. Icenhaur, gunshot in head, serious
Missing:  R.A. Whitley, L.G. Hagg, Joseph Deans, John Sink

Company F., Lt. T. Williamson, commanding
Killed:  Ptes. James R. Coggin, Alfred Townsend, James Brown
Wounded:  Lts. T. Williamson, gunshot in hand and arm, serious, J.W.  Emack by grape in left 
shoulder and gunshot through ankle, mortal, since died, Corpls. W. Crumford (Crunford?), 
gunshot in thigh, serious, J.F. Newsom, gunshot in head, serious, Ptes. A.A. Cryal, gunshot in 
thigh and arm, serious, G.W. Swinck, shell, slight, W. Fry, shell in arm, serious, J.C. Loften, 
gunshot in thigh, serious, J.H. Reid, gunshot in arm, serious, E.G. Racher (Rachell?)(Rashell?), 
gunshot in both hands, serious, C.S. Hughes, shell in head, slight, N. Townsend, shell in neck, 
slight, E.A. Rashell, gunshot in arm, serious, W.R. Redwine, gunshot in shoulder, serious, J.A. 
Kinley, shell in bowels, slight, E. Ridenhour, gunshot in leg, slight, G.G. Quillman, gunshot in 
side, slight, J.T. Sills, shell in mouth and thigh, dangerously, B.P. Bassiger, gunshot in thigh, 
severe, J.A. Carrikergs, in back, serious, G. Rickard, shell in side, slight
Missing:  Ptes. E. Wharley, J.S. Owens

Company G, Lt. J.Y. Templeton, commanding
Killed: Ptes. G.W. Blick, A. Chapel, J.T. Holderfield, J.T. Freeman, W. Little, P.A. Litaker, J. 
McDonald, G.W. Walter
Wounded:  Lt. J.Y. Templeton, shot in foot and side, serious, Sgt. F. H. Jones, shell in arm, 
slight, Corp. J.D. Sorrell, gunshot in head, slight, M.W. Edwards, shell in breast and hands, 
slight, Ptes. J.A. Marshall, thigh, serious, T. Upchurch, shell in breast, slight, G.A. King, shell 
in shoulder, J.A. Cross, gunshot in arm, J.A. Hicks, gunshot in arm, C.W. Meismer, gunshot 
in shoulder, Reuben Fisk, arm, serious, amputated
Missing:  Sgt. P.A. McGehee

Company H, Capt. J.G. Harris, commanding
Killed:  Ptes. F.M. McClelland, A.B. McClelland, J.M. Beartry, W.W. Kizer, D.F. Miers, M.A. 
Baker
Wounded: Lt. Alexander, gunshot in hip, serious, Lt. Pennick, gunshot in leg, serious, Sgt. 
R.M. Caldwell, shell in side and head very serious, Corp. V.E. Vanpelt, shell in shoulder, 
slight, Ptes. E.J. Morrison, gunshot in arm, slight, J.T. Moore, gunshot in thigh, serious, M.D. 
McLure(?), gunshot in knee, serious, B.F. Potcate(?) Polcate(?), gunshot in head slight, S.A. 
Phillips, gunshot in head, slight, W. Snead, gunshot in arm, slight, D.E. Alexander, gunshot in 
thigh, slight, Z.M. McClanham(?), gunshot in mouth, serious, H.T. Hamilton(?), gunshot in foot, 
serious, Robert H. Davis, gunshot in hip, flesh, serious, L. Barnheart, shell in side, slight, J.S. 
Russell, gunshot in thigh, serious, E. Vanpelt, gunshot in bowels, mortal, since died, J.G. York, 
gunshot in bowels, very dangerous, J.A. Spears, shell in leg, slight
Missing:  Ptes. C. Taylor, J.H. Lemmons, A.C. Alexander, M.W. Winecuff (Winecoff?), T.S. 
Rodgers

Company I, Capt. J.B. McAuley, commanding
Killed:  Ptes. J.E. Gailisher(?), J.A. Rankin, William Ready, Y.A. Young
Wounded:  J.R. McAuley, gunshot in arm, flesh, Lt. Robert McAuley, gunshot right lung and left 
thigh, very dangerous, Sgt. E.M. Carrell, gunshot in arm, flesh, Corp. W. B. Smith, gunshot in 
side and hip, serious, Ptes. J.H. Eddings(?), gunshot in thigh, slight, J.F. Kerr, gunshot in 
shoulder, serious, A.H. Cook, gunshot in head, serious, E. Overcash, gunshot in knee, serious, 
W.P. Deaton, shell in hip, slight, D.A. Perry, shell in foot, slight, P.W. Parker, shell in shoulder,
slight, R. H. Cowan, gunshot in head and shoulder, serious, R.J. Williford, gunshot in hand, 
slight, J.A. Rankin, gunshot in bowels, mortal, since dead, T.H. Atwell, gunshot in neck, very 
dangerous, George Henry, gunshot in bowels, mortal since dead, W.S. Beam, gunshot in both 
thighs, but not serious.
Missing:  Pte. D.A. Perry

Company K, Capt. N.A. Pool (Peel?), commanding
Killed:  Sgt. H.A. Oxford, Ptes. W.C. Goodright, J.W. Pool (Peel?), John Pope, R.W. White, 
G.W. White
Wounded:  Capt. J.S. Mc- - - dy (partially illegible), gunshot in hip, slight, Ptes. L.P. Alexander, 
shell in thigh slight, S.W. Campbell, gunshot in hand, finger off, William Beall, shell in bowels, 
slight, S.M. Isenhour(?), gunshot in breast, slight, P.A. Children(?), shell in shoulder, slight, 
J.W. Read, gunshot in leg, slight, A.M. Sigman, gunshot in hip, serious, Y.A. Carver, shell in 
breast, slight, P.(?) R. Burgen, shell in breast, slight, H.S. McLean, shell in hip, slight, R. 
Owens, shell on arm, serious, J. Teague, shell stunned, slight, W. C.(?) Elder, gunshot in 
shoulder, slight, W.S. Gautley, gunshot in right breast, dangerous, D.E. Myers, leg broken
Missing:  Pte. W.A. Stine

By Edgar Graham Haywood, Col., 7th Reg’t. N.C.T.

Information Wanted:  The afflicted parents of Theophilis S. Avery of Iredell County would be 
thankful for any information regarding him.  He was wounded in the head in the Battle of 
Sharpsburg and when last heard from was wandering near Shepardstown in a state of 
derangement from his wound.  He may be in some of the Richmond hospitals.  Any information 
will be thankfully received by Benjamin Arey, Enola Post Office, Iredell County 

North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
May 27, 1863

1st Regiment N.C. Infantry, Chancellorsville, May 2 & 3, Casualties

Field and Staff:  Col. Jno. A. McDowell, slightly

Company A
Wounded:  Sgt. Braton, Ptes. Bratten, D.R. Ennis, W.W. Evans, A.C. Gardner, A. Gernor, 
B.F. Skinner, R.Q. Skinner, D. Troxler, A. Wyrick, C.W. Warren
Missing:  Lt. T.J. Johnson, Pte. N.M. Summers

Company B
Killed:  Sgt. J.N. Martin, Corpl. John Pennell, Ptes. H. Cokeham, T.J. Eller, W. Pilkerton, S. 
Pennel, J.A. Thomson, J.D. Martin(?) Hartin(?)
Wounded:  Sgt. D.M. Carlton, D.C. Woodrough, Corpls. W.C. Profitt, L.M. Wilborne, Ptes. 
T.W. Brown, J.D. Clark, F. Curtis, J.L. Easters, J.A. Jennings, G.P. Johnson, Y.J. Isard, 
Coffee Laws, J.B. Martin, J.M. Moore, R.P. Richard, J.M. Perkins, W.L. Perkins, Sam’l. 
Shepherd, William Spicer, W.R. Sprainhower, L.D. Whittington, L.L. Witherspoon, A.M. 
Vannoy
Missing:  Sgt. N.G. Martin, Corpl. J.E. Purvis, Ptes. G.W. Spicer, O.N. Thompson

Company C
Killed:  Ptes. C.B. Gay, J.W. Thompson, W.P. Wiggs
Wounded:  Lt. J.J. McMillan, Sgts. W.J. Herring, F. McIntire, Corp. M.F. Morgan, Ptes. G. 
Euro, J.H. Brinson, S.J. Stanley, C.H. Baker, R.W. Whitley, H. O’Quinn, W. Gay, W.W. 
Batlin, L. Pace, C.D. Howell, John H. Lewis, H.S. Keith, John Pilkerton, N. Parker
Missing:  Sgt. C.W. Revenbark, Ptes. W.B. Johnson, J.T. Bridges

Company D
Wounded:  Lt. J.P. Black, Sgt. A.J. Howzer, Corp. R. J. Hull, Ptes. Y.(or V.) E. Baker, J.B. 
Brown, T.E. Cates, Jno. Crabtree, J.M. Crabtree, W. Davis, J.M. Fincannon, J.W. Johnston, 
T.L. Mann, J. Pendleton, J.S. Turrentine
Missing:  Sgt. E. Hall, Ptes. T. Crabtree, D.F. Summit

Company E
Wounded:  Lts. F.S. Moore, J.G. Wright, Corpls. Davis & Lumsden, Ptes. J. Hoffman, J. 
Johnson, F. Sutton, A. Garner, P.Z. Touce, J. Fortner, G. Long, A. Albright, R. Pedigrew
Missing S. Waltham, H. Robinson, A Cable(?)

Company F
Killed:  Sgts. E. Jackson, J.D. Parker, Corpls. J. Joyner, F.P. Kiff(?), Ptes. W. Catrell, C. 
George, M. Harris, W. Jelks
Wounded:  Capt. J.N. Harrell, Lt. T.D. Boone, Ptes. F. Gulick(?), W. Johnson, J. Disern, E. 
Rix, E.D. Johnson, J. Welch, T. Baughn
Missing:  D.D. Vincent, A. Sanders, E. Joyner

Company G
Killed:  Ptes. H. Gilbert, J.C. Nordan, J. Hilliard
Wounded:  Lts. J.A. Latham, J.M. Hargett, Sgts. S.S. Sudford, H.S. Davenport, F. White, 
Corpl. E. Leary,  Ptes. J.T. Barnes, A.B. Collins, W. Gray, T. Seagraves, J.A. Lawrence, J.A. 
Myatt(?) Hyatt(?), R.P. Smith
Missing:  William George

Company H
Killed:  Color Sgt. J.B. Twiddy, Corp. W.S. Medlin(?), Ptes. H.L. Roebuck, J. VanHurn
Wounded:  Sgt. D. P. Sullinger(?) Sallinger(?), Ptes. J. Guthernes, A. Asken, J.M. Clark, D.H. 
Collins, J. Beach, J.D. Webb, J.R. Gurganus, J.A. Modlin, N. Ashby

Company I
Killed:  Corpls. J.H. Belvin, B.H.C. Atkinson
Wounded:  Sgt. A.G. Jones, Corp. G.W. Davis, Ptes. R.J. Dent, W.A. Bailey, H.V. Pace, 
Robert Freeman, J.P. Woodard, S.T. Hall, Jas. Alford, W.C. Buffalo, R.T. Mitchell, S. Pierce

Company K
Killed:  Ptes. B.Baker, A. Dickens, C. Griffis, J. Thomson
Wounded:  Capt. S.H. Gee, Sgt. R. Carpenter, Ptes. E. Adkins, J. Brown, J. Billops, W. 
Dickens, J. Griffis, R. Griffis, W. Mathis, W. Pope, S. Shaw, William Shard, B. Stale(?), J. 
Thompson,  K.T. Warmock, Wm. Thrower(?) Chrower(?)
Missing:  Ptes. L.N. Bryant, A. Howell, L. Hudson, T.H. Mathis, A. Stansbury, M.A. Savage, 
P. Brown

13th N.C. Regiment Casualties

Field and Staff
Wounded:  Co. A.M. Scales, thigh, Adj. Henry A. Walker, thigh, severe

Company A
Killed:  1st Sgt. Ed O. Jones, Sgt. J.H.F. Graves, Pte. Thomas Talton
Wounded:  Lt. Jas. M. Williamson, flesh wound in thigh, Capt. James Kimbrough, in arm, 
Enoch Walker slight in hand, John W. Thompson, slight in head, J.C. Reagan, leg, C. 
McRaery, in face, W.F. Phinnix in head, mortal, Thomas Shields, arm fractured, Kimbrough 
slight in hand

Company B
Killed:  Pte. R. Lee Swann
Wounded:  Capt. W.W. Robinson, slight in leg, Sgt. H.J. Walker, Corp. J. A. Gallant, lung, 
Ptes. William Choate in face, H. Thornburg, back, J.S. Kimbrell, hand, G.W. Sloan, shoulder, 
John Wryfield, hand, Corp. W.A. Freeman, shoulder, Corp. N.S. Wingate, leg, Corp. M.A. 
Edwards, shoulder, Ptes. J.F. Kirkpatrick, thigh, W.H. Hall, arm, W.F. Bartlett, thigh

Company C
Killed:  J.J. Wallace, Pte. Thomas W. White
Wounded:  1st Sgt. A.P. McCain in both thighs, Sgt. W. H. Long, knee, Corp. C.M. Hendrick 
both thighs, Corp. G.W. Brandon, arm, Corp. J.P. Rainy, arm and prisoner, Ptes. Jno Allen 
shoulder, W. Allen, chest, J. Burton, hand, J.B. Forrest, thigh, W. H. Holbrook, neck, E. 
Humphreys, head and thigh, L.D. Kersey, leg, R.C.(?) Lael(?) thigh, J. Mitchell, arm fractured, 
C.G. Mitchell, leg, J.C. Rash, chest, R. C. Spicer, face

Company D
Killed:  Pte. G.W. Austin, H.K. Boshamar, Silas Crompton, J.M. Woods
Wounded:  Capt. H.A. Rogers, arm, 1st Sgt. J.W. Allen, thigh, Sgt. J. Terrell, hand, Ptes. C. 
Burch, both legs, H. Cates, lungs, William Johnston, foot, R.M. Jones, foot, J.W. Jones, leg, 
J.F. Nelson, knee, S.T. Pittard, arm fractured, A. Pleasant, head, A. Williams, side, W. 
Watkins, leg, David Yarbro, thigh,  ---- Higgins, shoulder, D. Tilman, arm amputated, J.W. 
Evans, head, J. Johnson, shoulder, R.S. Jones, back, W. McFarland, foot, A. Norman, leg, J. 
O’Brien, side, Wesley Watkins, hip,  ---- Wagstaff, hand, Jordan Yarbrough, hip, J.F. Wade, 
hip, T. Soloman, head

Company E

(Transcriber’s Note:  In addition to the list for Company E printed in this paper with the other 
companies, the following letter appeared in the June 10 issue:  “By daylight on Sunday 
morning, the 3rd, our brigade (Pender’s) was called to attention and ordered to move forward.  
We had gone but a short distance when we were hailed by a shower of lead from the enemy’s 
breastworks which were concealed from us by the thick woods.  We were ordered to charge.  
We did so and drove the enemy from his stronghold.  We did not stop here.  We pressed on, 
driving three of their lines before us until our ammunition was completely exhausted, when we 
were relived by General Iverson’s N.C. brigade.  We took a good many prisoners in the charge 
and among them Brigadier General Hayes and staff.  The loss of the regiment was heavy being 
66% of what we carried into the fight.”  This letter, by Capt. T.A. Martin, included a listing of 
casualties from Company E, which has been cross referenced into the list below.)

Killed:  1st Sgt. Jas. G. Long, Corp. John A. Murry, Ptes. W.L. Barnett (Dan’l. L. Basnett in 
June 10 list), S.K. Whitsell (Simpson R. Whitesel in June 10 list), D.S. Stayly, W. J. 
Clandenin
Wounded:  1st Lt. Jas. D. Bacon (Bason in June 10 list), hand, Sgt. J.M. Patterson (Jas. M. 
Patterson in June 10 list), shoulder, Sgt. Robert G. Faucette, leg, Corp. Sam. C. Stockard, 
fractured tibia (June 10 list says “since dead”), Corp. M. McCook (Monroe Cook in June 10 list), 
arm, Pte. S.M. Foston (Foster in June 10 list), head, Wm. M. Thompson, hip, Thomas U. 
Faucette, head, Levi Garrison, thigh, Jas. S. Gilliam (Jas. M. Gilliam in June 10 list), shoulder, 
Jno. Gerringer, (Jno. Garriner in June 10 list), chest, Henry Hall, head, Jas. A. Haly (Jas. A. 
Isley in June 10 list), leg amputated, A. Hufferson (Adam Huffman in June 10 list), foot, William 
King (William E. King in June 10 list), shoulder, B. Martindale (Bryant Martindale in June 10 
list), face, R. McCluskey (Richard McClustee in June 10 list), hand, Henry Rich, leg, E. Rike 
(Emmanuel Rike in June 10 list), leg and arm, B.L. Rike (Ben L. Rike on June 10 list), thigh, 
Dan’l S. Earp (Dan’l. E. Sharp on June 10 list), leg, Jno Shoffner, thigh, M. Shoffner, thigh, Wm. 
West (Wm. Way on June 10 list), Wm. Horring, thigh.  NOTE:  June 10 list includes the 
following not on the original list:  H. Herring, Dan’l. W. Martindale, Wm. Clendenin (since dead), 
Jno. S. Rumbley (since dead), Dan’l K. Weedon, H.M. Rich

Company F
Killed:  1st Sgt. Boon, T. Penny, Ptes. A. Cloninger, D.D. Bessent, Th. Fouches, Jas. Hodges
Wounded:  Lt. W.F. Thompson, flesh wound in thigh, Sgt. J.A. Neil, groin, Sgt. John Leach, 
thigh, Corp. W.F. Maguire, abdomen, Sgt. H.C. Foster, foot, J.D.J. James, thigh, Ptes. G.(? 
or C.?) W. Boon, hip, Eli Hatmer, abdomen, T.M. Ellis, leg, J. Foster, thigh and prisoner, S.W. 
Fucher, hand, F. Galton, hip, H. Galton, hand, ---- Howard, arm, J.W. Hunter, arm, B.F. Hopter, 
hip, -----Korfues, leg, D. Leach, arm, R.A. Little, neck, R. Pool, knee, Jno Sheets, hand, J.W. 
Tultoron (?), knee, J. McDaniel, head

Company G
Killed:  William J. Mosely
Wounded:  Lt. G.L. Brown, shoulder and prisoner, Capt. J. Fuqua, arm fractured, Sgt. W.T. 
Dupree, shoulder, Corp. F.O. Howard, hand, Corp. Blackwood, leg, Ptes. W.H. Atkins, back, 
S.W. Blount, head, J.R. Williams, both legs, J.T. Rogers, knee, S. Burgess, thigh, M.J. 
Satterwhait, shoulder, S.C. Chapel(?), arm and prisoner

Company H
Killed:  Corp. Geo. W. Smith, Corp. Rufus P. Dolton (Dalton?), Pte. G.W. Cummings
Wounded:  1st Sgt. J.M. Martin, hand, finger amputated, Corp. W. H. Moxley, thigh, Ptes. 
S.W. Carver, hip, P.H. Carter, hand, 2 fingers amputated, A. Hoggie, hand, R.S. Hunnicut, 
arm, J. Heathcock, leg. H. Hamby, arm, Thomas Ride, shoulder, J.D. Terry, thigh, J.M. Wall, 
arm, J.A. Watson, both hands, Thomas Winston, arm, T. Walsh, hand, William West, arm

Company I
Killed:  Ptes. Jas. Pincknell, Pinkney, Lick 
Wounded:  Capt. R.H. Ward, shide, 1st Sgt. P.D. Simpson, foot, Sgt. Jas. Percell, shoulder, 
Corp. J. Rhodes, thigh, Ptes. Ed Apple, thigh, Hardin Cox, hand, L.J. Fry, chest, Q.H. Fuqua, 
lungs, P.J. Hopkins, thigh, P. Lovelace, hand, J.M. Manly, thigh, George Troxter, thigh

Company K
Killed:  1st Sgt. A.J. Chance, Ptes. T. Lovelace, Thomas Munn, A.J. Thacker
Wounded:  Capt. H.L. Guerrant, leg, J.F. McCallum, arm, Sgt. J.W. Justice, leg, W.M. 
Summers, foot, R. Ramsey, thigh, Geo. A. Ware, chest, G. Windsor, leg, J. Pumblin, thigh 
and hip, Henry J. Bray, chest, Thomas Sartain, leg, Henry Cape, back, Henry M. Harrison, 
back, Henry M. Harrison, back, S.C. Harrison, both thighs, Corp. R.A. Maxwell, arm

12th N.C. (Iverson’s Brigade), Chancellorsville, May 2 & 3

Field and Staff
Killed:  Maj. D.P. Rowe
Wounded:  Sgt. Maj. Jno. T. Cook, flesh wound in leg

Company A
Killed:  Pts. W. P. Barnes, D.B. Hoover, T.A. Turbyfield
Wounded:  1st Lt. M.A. Yount, slight in leg and hand, Sgt. S.T. Wilfong, severely wounded 
and missing, Sgt. S.L. Young, left arm amputated, Ptes. J.H. Bost, left arm amputated, S.A. 
Bolick, slight, A.J. Corpening, slight in neck, H.J. Deal, mortally wounded and missing, E.D. 
Deal, wounded and missing, J.A. Epps, severe in thigh, Geo. Fox, face, M.L. Fry slight in leg, 
W.F. Huffman, slight in leg, C. C. Howell, severe in thigh, D.L. Moore, slight in head, E.L. 
Moore, slight in leg, W. Moore, slight in head, N.J. Rowe, slight in arm, G.W. Robb, severe in 
privates and shoulder, F. Murphy, slight in face, C.T. Sigman, in shoulder, M. Sigman, slight 
in head, Newton Sigman, slight in  leg, Mark Selzer, slight, N. Travis, slight in hand, P.W. 
Whitner, wounded and missing.
Missing:  Frank Hedrick, J.P. Settlemyer 

Company B
Killed:  Pte U. H. Hicks
Wounded:  1st Lt. Kemp Plummer, slight in hand, Sgt. E.H. Russel, severe in thigh, J.E. 
Drake, very slight in thigh, Ptes. E.J. Adcock, slight in hand, W.E. Curtis, slight in arm, A.A. 
Harriss, slight in hand, H.D. King, slight in hand, L.F. Lambert, slight in breast, I.J. Mass, 
slight in hand, J.L. Smith, severe in foot, O. Stallings, slight in leg, J.T. Williams, slightly
Missing:  Sgt. W.B. Fleming, supposed to have been wounded and captured, Corp. S.A. 
Word

Company D
Wounded:  1st Lt. J.C. Hester, flesh wound in leg, Corp. R.H. Mitchell, slight in hip, Ptes. R.L. 
Allen, very slight in leg, Jno Blount, slight, J. Carpenter, from falling of a (illegible word, limb?), 
slight, W.R. Godfrey, severe in head, R.A. Hart, right leg amputated, J.L. Hobgood, slight in 
leg, R.(?) H. Hobgood, severe in shoulder, accidentally, G.W. Roystor, very slight in head, T.A. 
Stone, very slight in leg
Missing:  Sgt. M. Blalock, Pte. M. Flanigan

Company E
Killed:  Brevet 2nd Lt. L.M. Wells, Color Corp. S.A. Crowder, Pte. David Hamrick
Wounded:  Corp. W. L. Chapman, D.D. Whisnant(?), Pte. J.J. Cornwall, slight in shoulder, A. 
Cline, slight in hand, P. Dellinger, slight in hand, C. Durham, slight in hand, T.J. Glasscock, 
shocked by the explosion of a shell, E. Hamrick, slight in side, C.D.D. Jolly, slight in hip, S.W. 
Jolly, severe in arm and knee, E.V. Jones, slight in hand, E.J. Larky(?), severe in abdomen, 
A.J. Oats, severe in thigh, W.N. Spangler, severe in thigh, J.R. Weils (?), Wells(?), slight in 
thigh, G.H. Wright, slight in leg
Missing:  Sgt. M.P. Dellinger

Company F
Killed:  2nd Lt. T.W. Daniel, Color Corp. W.E. Fort
Wounded:  Capt. S.H. Brickell, flesh wound in arm and leg, Color Sgt. F.B. Whitehead, severe 
in neck and shoulder, Sgt. John a. Snow, slight in hand, Pte. A. Heft, leg amputated, Jno 
Kearney, leg amputated, T.W. Neville(?), very slight in abdomen, W.E.Rook, severe in 
shoulder, Abner Shearm(?) Shearin(?), slight in hand
Missing:  Pte. W.H. Branch

Company H
Wounded:  Brevet 2nd Lt. J.C. Harper, flesh wound in leg, Pte. C.S. Barber, slight in arm, 
G.B.R. Barnes, slight in wrist, G. Cyrus, slight in thigh, J.B. Evans, slight in hand, W.J. Griffin, 
in shoulder, J.A. Pittman, in leg, H.H. Pridgen(?) slight in hip.
Missing:  Pte. Noah Williams

Company I
Killed:  Pte. A. Collins
Wounded:  Sgt. -------, in hand, Corp. P.B. Mabry, severe in thigh, Pte. Benj. Hamlet, severe in 
breast, Aug. Harlow, very slight in hand, M.E. King, in hand, B. Wooden, in hand, W.E. Burt, 
slight in hand, Jas. Booker, slight in face, J.S. Moorehouse, very slight in thigh
Missing:  Pte. J. Walker

Company K
Killed:  Pte. Jno Johnston
Wounded:  Pte. L. Gay, slight in arm, J.J. Jones, slight in hip, William Robertson, slight in 
foot

Robert D. Johnston, Lt. Col. Commanding, 12th N.C.T.



57th Reg’t. N.C. Infantry, 3 & 4 May near Fredericksburg, Va.

Sgt. B.L. Hopkins, Co. D, flesh wound in hand
Pte. Cleon Cline, Co. E. flesh wound in right leg
Col A.C. Goodwin, slight in knee, Adj. E.A. Semple, groin, severe

Company A
Wounded:  Capt. W. P.(? or C.?) Lord, severe in breast, Lt. J.A. Owens, slight in arm and foot, 
Sgt. W.L. Harkey, bowels, died on the 5th, Corp. W.C. Crawford, side, Ptes. W.A. Wise, leg, 
flesh wound, Frank Wise, right arm amputated, C.F. Kluty, finger, J.W. Thompson, flesh wound 
in thigh, O (? Or C.?) H. Shoat, slight in leg, ----- LeFosey(?), thigh, W.G. White, slight in foot, 
S.S. Steel, severe in hand, F.H. Everhardt, chest, J. Moore, finger amputated, D. M. Little, 
bowels, died on the 5th, J. Ritchie, hand, J.L. Phillips, leg, W.R. Mitchell, thigh

Company B
Killed:  Pte. T.F. Holbrooke
Wounded:  Sgt. C.A. Overcash, slight, Corpls. S. Leonard, slight, J.M. Carpenter, slight, Ptes. 
P.S. Overcash, slight in leg, M.L. Phifer, slight in hand
Missing:  Ptes. S.W. Overcash, A. Overcash

Company C
Wounded;  1st Sgt. Jas. S. Graham, leg fractured, died on the 5th, 2nd Sgt. Paul Peeler, 
slight, Ptes. Geo. Blackwell, severely, J.M. Corble, W. O. Addelman, in thigh, J.A. Peeler, 
left arm, J.S. Lorance, finger amputated, W.L. Clounce(?), slight in side, A.H. Highly, slight in 
side
Missing:  Lt. H.D. Verbol, Ptes. S. Peeler, Nathan Brown, D.M. Bostinn, E. Halhouser, Peter 
Albright, Wilson Lingle, E.F. Barringer, Benj. Earnhardt, Tobias Beaver

Company D
Killed:  S.A. Starbuck
Wounded:  Ptes. N.W. Blackburn, slight in side, John P. Flynt, slight in hand, D. Harman, 
slight in face, J.C. Hoover, slight in hand, C.J. Ogburn, foot amputated, W.A. Pegram, slight 
in side, J.M. Rutledge, slight in leg, N.S. King, slight in hand, J.C. Vauton, slight in hand
Missing:  W.J. Edmonson, L.R. Flynt, A. Harmon, A.P. Young

Company E
Wounded:  Sgt. A.J. Robinson, severe in jaw, Ptes. A.S. Harverson, severe in back, D. Pitts, 
severe in thigh, Daniel Pope, severe in thigh, Frank Pope, slight in hand, Jas. Hoffman, severe 
in abdomen, L.M.E. Hoffman, left arm and shoulder.
Missing:  Corp. Jacob Antony, Ptes. A.A. Bost, S.M. Starr, Henry Harrison

Company F
Wounded:  Sgt. Q.C. Morrison, severe in leg, Sgt. J.W. Bost, slight in face, Ptes. A.J. Cran 
(Cram?), slightly, R.E.H. Harris, severe in knee
Missing:  Lt. William Propst, Corp. J.W. Cape, Ptes. Wm. Beaver, J.D. Barrier, C. F. Caldwell, 
J.M. Faggart, J.P. Goodman, P.N. Hopkins, J.W. White

Company G
Killed:  Lt. J.H. Boyd, Pte. House
Wounded:  Sgt. Wm. W. Ramsey, in thigh, Frank Wise, right arm amputated, J.M. Propst, left 
arm amputated, J.F Beams, finger amputated, Caleb Furr, thigh, J.D. Shull, ankle
Missing:  Lt. P.W. Carpenter, Ptes. Allen Armstrong, Daniel Sain, John J. Cornwell, Absalom 
Wise, Daniel Lingerfield

Company H
Killed:  Capt. Wm. Johnston
Wounded:  Ptes. H.J. Pinton, severe in chest, J. P. Webb, slight in hip, Isaac Munday, right 
thumb
Missing:  Ptes. J. Call, M.J. Kiser, Corp. Jas. Clonts

Company I
Killed:  Ptes. J.E. Adams, R.A. Mitchell
Wounded:  Ptes. E.A. Foster, severe in leg, A.A.P. Fossett, slight in leg, J.H. Murphy, severe 
in face
Missing:  Corp. G.W. Kirkpatrick, B. Cantwell, N. Crawford, Thomas Cook, J.F. Compton, G.G. 
Cobb, J.W. Trollinger, John Turner

Company K
Killed:  Sgt. T.S. Rice, Pte. Morgan
Wounded:  Corp. C.D. Farris, slight in left hand
Missing:  Lt. G.A.J. Sechler, Ptes, E.M. Klotty, John Barger, J.A. Black

Lt. Col. H.C. Jones, 57th Reg’t. N.C.T
D.W. Ringo, Acting Adjutant


Names of North Carolina Troops Buried in the Graveyard Near Mt. Jackson, Virginia

We are under obligation to Mrs. M.V. Kendrick of Mt. Jackson, Shenandoah County, Virginia 
for the following list of North Carolinians buried near that place.  The families of these soldiers 
will be grateful to Mrs. Kendrick for this information.

J.D. Stevenson, 1st Reg’t.; E. Goodman, Isaac Faircloth, W. Wells, Sgt. Henry Hines, L. 
Smith, R. Daugharty, J.H. Gough, Jas. Parson, J.A. Hollen, Jno. Rafer(?), 2nd Reg’t.; William 
Cox, E. Brett, R. Vestal, 3rd Regt.; W.H. Holder, J.A. Campbell, E. Dunlop(?), W. Suggs, P. 
Floyd, E.E. Harris, 4th Regt.; WlJ. Moore, David George, J.L.  Hardester, A.G. Snipes, Jno 
Bowers, F Hensley, Jno Dunn, E.W. Buroughs, H.c. Barringer, J. Johnson, J.J. Bryant, H.D. 
Miller, C.E. Frost, Henry Pence, 5th Regt.; E.W. Moore, 6th Regt.; D. Pendergrass, David 
Payne, J.C. Rogers, W.J. Ellis, 7th Regt; J.W. Brown, 13th Reg’t.; C.W. Scarlet, 14th Regt.; 
J.H. Farris, 12th Regt.; S. Towry, 17th Regt.; W.P. Miller, C.R. Padgett, A. Church, W.H. Ho - - 
field, N.R. Wilson, J.F. Ferguson, S. Deal, J. Snow, S. Southey, W.C. Profitt, J. A. Culberth, 
L. Roddesley, 18th Regt.; E. Hewett, F.O. White, 20th Regt.; T. Cresaw, 21st Regt.; N.G. 
Oliver, 22nd Regt.; J.S. Perkins, P.Venable, M. Eller, 23rd Regt.; H. Amos, W.F. Griffin, 27th 
Regt.; D. Brown, 28th Regt.; L.D. Matteson, 25th (?) Regt.; N.K. Andrews, 28th Regt.; W. 
Brown, A. Brown, Thomas Clarkson, E. Absher, 30th Regt.; J.O.J. Douglas, 31st Regt.; H. 
Cradle (?), W.H. Midyett, 33rd Regt.; W. Jones, J.D. Smith, 35th Regt; G. Mash, J. Costner, 
J.F. page, 37th Regt.; J.J. Costly, Samuel Jackson, W.J. Erdson(?), 48th Regt.; L. Fisher, 
49th Regt.; J.F. Cox, 14th Regt.; David Copeland, unknown; B. Hatcher, Latham’s Artillery

Letter from a soldier—A.B.
The 28th North Carolina Regiment
Knowing that we are a long way from home and our friends are anxious to hear from the old 
28th, and our good old state to hear of the deeds of valor of her sons, I write you a few lines in 
haste as my time for such things is short.  We left this camp on the 29th April, and marched to 
Fredericksburg, 10 miles where we took our position in the line of battle. The enemy had 
already effected a crossing and we could see them with the naked eye in the low grounds.

We remained in the line of battle from Wednesday 11:00 am till Friday morning at dawn.  On 
Thursday evening we were subjected to a severe shelling from the guns of the army.  At dawn 
on Friday we were marched 15 miles up the river in front of Chancellorsville, the fight 
commenced long before we got there.  When we arrived on the ground our men had already 
driven the enemy some distance.  We kept advancing and the enemy gave way until we took 
up a line of battle within one and a half miles of Chancellorsville.  Here we were subject to their 
shells but suffered little except a few were wounded.  Company G of the 28th under the 
command of Capt. E.G. Morrow were deployed as pickets.  We had picket fighting all night 
more or less.

Next morning (Saturday) we had some heavy artillery fighting and skirmishing. About 8:00 am 
we were moved by the left flank and marched around the right flank of the enemy a distance of 
15 miles gaining the rear of Chancellorsville by 5:00 pm.  We were led by the brave and 
lamented Jackson to whom the credit of this gigantic and daring move is credited.  

The enemy, not suspecting a vigorous attack on this side, gave way at all points. By dark, we 
had driven them for 3 or 4 miles down the plank road.  Our brigade advanced down the road on 
the double quick.  As we arrived upon the ground, our brigade was subject to an enfilading fire 
of artillery but our men never faltered.  As we came down the road where the fighting had been, 
we could see at every step the telling effect of our shots as the dead and dying and wounded 
lay thick in every direction. 

By this time we were fully into the fight.  Our line of battle was some two miles long; the 
musketry and artillery was terrible; one continual sheet of fire from one end of the line to the 
other, the roar of artillery – the screaming and bursting of shells made the earth almost rock 
under our feet.  We had driven the enemy back upon their strong fortifications.

The fight raged more or less until midnight when it ceased for a short period.  About 1:00 
Sunday morning our brigade (General Lane’s), was charged by four lines of battle—we waited 
until they came close to us when we turned loose upon them with terrible destruction which 
soon drove them back.  We captured several prisoners and one stand of beautiful colors was 
captured by Company E; this ended the night fighting.

It is proper here to say to the credit of Lt. Col. Speer that he was wounded here on the knee 
and had to leave the field.  He had been conspicuous in cheering on the men during all the
fighting and acted very bravely and gallantly.  He is a gallant man.  By sunup Sunday morning 
our forces being all posted in position, the fight was renewed with double vigor.  The scene 
was terrific, it seemed as if heaven and earth were coming together.  Division after division 
charged the Yankee batteries and after several hours of fighting we drove them from their 
position.  

I will not try to describe the scenes of horror which followed nor of destruction which beggars 
description; no man can picture the deeds of daring and valor of our men.  Such fighting has 
never been done by any set of men; this was the bloodiest of the war.  In honor to the 28th it 
might be proper to say that it made two distinct charges, more than the balance of the brigade 
made as it had not suffered as much in the other charges as the rest of the regiments of the 
brigade.  The hardest of the fighting ceased about 12 or 1:00.  There was, however, much 
artillery and picket fighting all day and night which was kept up all day Monday and Monday 
night, Tuesday and Tuesday night when the Yankees crossed the river.

Our great and gallant Col Lowe (for whom I cannot say enough), although in feeble health, 
remained during all the fighting with his command, discharged his duties as a brave and 
gallant commander.  Adjutant R.S. Folger was no less conspicuous in the discharge of his 
duties.  The different companies were commanded by Captains Lovell, Linebarger, Clark, 
Apperson, Hollin(?), Bohannan and Morrow.  Companies B, D, K were commanded by Lts. 
T.T. Smith, J.D. Randall, and J. Crowell; Companies G and F were part of the time under the 
command of Lts. McCauley and Tinelove as the captains were slightly wounded.  It is due to 
the commanders of the commanders of the companies as well as the lieutenants to say that 
all behaved perhaps with more bravery and coolness than was ever before exhibited.  As to
 the conduct of the men, again I cannot say enough. 

Thus ended the fight.  We marched and fought for eight days some of our men without rations 
or anything to eat for 3 days; in the rain and in the mud for 2 days and nights no sleep except 
under the roar of artillery and whiz of the minie.  The loss of our army is very heavy.

3rd Regiment N.C.T
Letter written by Sergeant(?) G.W. Timberlake

Dear Mr. Editor:

I have never written a communication to be admitted into public columns, consequently it will 
not be anticipated by the publication that I will offer them any flowery language.  I write this 
more as a special benefit for the friends of Company A, 3rd Regiment, N.C.T.  On the morning 
of 29th April, we received orders at camp near Port Royal, Va. To hold ourselves in readiness 
to march at a moment’s notice.  About 10:00 the courier came in bearing a dispatch to Lt. Col. 
S.D. Thruston to have his command march out.

The orders were then given for each company to be formed and the regiments formed and 
marched off for our fortifications near Fredericksburg and accomplished our march about 
sunset.  We formed a second line of battle and held this position until May 1.  About 5:00 a.m. 
we marched up the lines making our way for the extreme left in order to make the enemy’s 
rear.  After marching 14 miles night overshadowed us.  We slept near the battle field over which
our troops had fought during the day. 

May 2, bright and early, we were upon the road leading in the direction of the old U.S. Ford.  
We marched slowly and cautiously—heavy skirmishing along the lines.  We marched near the 
ford and formed a line of battle about 4:00 p.m., forwarded about a quarter and then moved it by
the left flank about the same distance—halted, fronted and rested a short time. 

The next command was “attention, forward, march”.  At these commands the line moved 
forward, General Rhodes’ brigade being in the front at the time.  We had not advanced very far 
below the when the bugler gave the sound for the pickets to retreat, the lines of battle still 
advancing.  It was but a few minutes before the muskets and rifles were cracking—into a reed 
march, set on fire.  The enemy were successfully driven back to their earth works which wee 
about half a mile distant.  Here they made a stubborn resistance, our boys being in a pitiful 
plight.

Without a command, we went in double quick time upon the front line, charged the enemy and 
drove them in utter confusion about two miles.  We came upon the plank road leading from 
Orange Court House to Fredericksburg.   Here a dirt road lead off on the south side of the plank 
road. The enemy’s cavalry made a daring charge upon our lines.  They charged up the dirt road, 
cutting off two of our boys, Blount Taylor and John Britt, cutting the latter with a saber and 
ordered  to surrender and pass to the rear.  About this time our gallant boys met them with 
such a warm reception they lost all knowledge of the prisoners and made good their escape 
down the plank road.  Many horses went off destitute of riders.  Blount Taylor walked back a 
few paces, picked up his same gun, and pursued the enemy as before.  

The enemy left the field strewn with their killed and wounded, blankets, oil cloths, knapsacks, 
small tents, canteens, coffee, sugar, crackers, paper, envelopes, etc., in abundance.  The 
following is a list of casualties of today’s fight:

Wounded:  Corp. J.W. Taylor, Ptes. J. Britt, J.R. Best, slightly; R. Ward, W.J. Horton, slight; 
W. Lane, slight; J.H.C. Taylor, J. Waynwright, John Grant, slight. 

On Sunday, May 3, the ball opened about 6:00 am.  The enemy lay in formation behind wood 
works consisting of heavy timber about four feet high and three feet thick.  We had to carry 
those works at the point of the bayonet.  The enemy rallied and trying a second time to retake 
those works and were successful in the second charge in driving the troops on our right back; 
but we cross fired into them from the left so furiously that they were compelled to retreat back 
in great haste leaving the hill dotted with their killed and wounded.  

In this charge our gallant and noble hearted Col. S.D. Thruston was wounded in the foot.  He 
led us up to that time with that valor and coolness that has ever characterized the noble here 
upon the field of battle.  His name will long be remembered by those of his command who may 
be so fortunate as to survive this war.  I may say equally as much for Lt. J. Darden under whose 
command our company was at the time.  He was wounded in the finger on the left hand and 
through the right arm.  

The boys all displayed as much coolness, daring and valor as men could from the highest 
officer to the lowest in the ranks.  

Our casualties in this charge were as follows:

Killed upon the field:  T.W. Hill, Lemuel Radford, J.A. Edwards, J.P. Aldredge, J.M. Wooten, 
John butts, Jas. Dunn, J.F. Jones.

Wounded:  Lt. Joseph Darden, Lt. H. Bryant, slightly, Sgt. R.A. Edwards, slightly, H.C. 
Kilpatrick, H. Williams, mortally and has since proved fatal, Corp. G.B. Pate lost his right arm, 
Pte. W.M. Bryant, R. Baker, W. Eason, slightly, J.R. Hill, W. Hamm, J.S. Knight, Asa Phillips, 
R.H. Sugg, S. P. Timberlake, slightly, W. West, slightly, J.H. Aldridge, slightly, B.E. Mitchell, 
Stephen Oxly(?).  Two not accounted for are J.L. Mears and P.B. Granger.

We started with 59 men and about 5:00 p.m. were ordered to advance and feel of the enemy.  
We did so under a terrible fire of grape and canister.  The troops on our right broke and ran out.  
We held our position until ordered out and we came out in perfect order. The troops from other 
states call us “tar heels”.   I am proud of the name as tar is a sticky substance and the “tar 
heels” stuck up like a sick kitten to a hot brick while many others from a more oily state slipped
to the rear and left the “tar heels” to stick it out.

We slept in the enemy’s rifle pits at night.  Next morning, the 4th, we moved our position a little 
to the right—held it until the 6th.  We were ordered to be thrown forward as skirmishers.  We 
advanced beyond the enemy’s fortifications and found that they had retreated across the river.  
Our army has taken between eight and ten prisoners.  We are camped in the wilderness 
watching some movement of the enemy.  Our boys what few are left are in good health, fine 
spirits and would put up a good fight today.



This document contains the following:

Letter from soldier regarding Iverson’s Brigade
16th N.C.T. casualties
30th N.C.T. casualties (note one member Company H, 3rd N.C.T. in Company A of this 
regiment)
4th N.C.T. casualties
2nd N.C.T. casualties
34th N.C.T. casualties
Correspondent on the Scene Reports
Letter from Wounded North Carolina Soldier
Ramseur’s Brigade-List of Soldiers Worthy of Badge of Honor
Parents of Franklin Workman


North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
June 3, 1863

Letter from a private in Iverson’s Brigade

I hope you will allow me a small space in your paper to say a few words in regard to our gallant 
brigade.  This brigade is composed of the 12th, 20th, and 23rd N.C. Regiments and was on the 
front lines in the engagement of Saturday and Sunday, May 2 and 3 at Chancellorsville.  It was 
owing greatly to the indomitable courage of our men and the efficiency of our officers that the 
11th Corps of the Federal army was so cut up and put to flight.  We claim with much pride that 
we belong to Rhode’s Division (formerly D.H. Hill’s) for I think that on this as well as on many 
former occasions we have done something towards that high distinction which is at last 
accorded to it.

We suffered much  in officers and men in charging and driving the enemy from their 
entrenchments—our men rushing up to the very mouth of the enemy’s cannon with a daring 
courage which has never been surpassed.

I desire to call the attention of the people of this state to one fact in connection with this brigade.
Every man belonging to it is a North Carolinian and still our Brigadier General (Iverson) is a 
Georgian and our Brigade Quarter Master and Adjutant General are Virginians and many of our 
surgeons and other officers are from other states.  Why should this be so?  Have we not men 
capable in every respect to command us?  Let us call the roll of field officers in our brigade and 
see what kind of material we have.

Colonel T.M. Garrett of the 5th N.C. possesses  every quality necessary to fill the office of 
Brigadier General—bold and fearless in the face of the enemy, conscientious in the discharge 
of his duty, a splendid disciplinarian, well informed on tactics and possesses a superior 
intellect and a cultivated mind which add to his valuable and distinguished service on the field 
having been twice wounded severely, all entitle him to promotion.

Col. D.H. Christie of the 23rd N.C.—Though born in Virginia, he is a citizen of North Carolina, 
having identified himself with the educational interests of the state several years before the 
commencement of the war and rendered valuable services in that capacity.  He is a soldier by 
education and has shown his superiority in drilling and organizing his regiment and making it 
one of the best regiments in the Army of Northern Virginia.  His gallantry has been proven on 
many a hard fought field and his superior capacity as an officer is acknowledged by all officers 
of our division.  He has commanded our brigade on several occasions and demonstrated his 
fitness for such a position.

Lt. Col. R.D. Johnston of the 23rd N.C.—He combines all of the rare virtues which are necessary
to make a commander—firm in discipline, brave and fearless in action—I may say even more 
than that in regards to his gallantry—for he has distinguished himself on several fields and been 
severely wounded.  He possesses a superior mind and energy and perseverance and knows not 
the meaning of failure.

Lt. Col. J.W. Lee of the 5th N.C.—He is as gallant as he is noble and generous; having received 
a military education he is entirely competent to fill any office which his gallantry and chivalry 
entitle him to.

Major C.C. Blacknall (Blacknail?) of the 23rd N.C.—He has won laurels for himself by his 
dashing bravery, his undaunted courage and his generous and noble nature.  He has the talent 
to fill any position and is a general favorite in the brigade, having endeared himself to officers 
and men by his kindness of heart and his attention to the wants of his men.  His magnificent 
charge at Chancellorsville with a handful of men, capturing the enemy’s redoubts and a battery 
and being himself captured in turn by a superior force is a theme of much praise throughout the 
division.

Major W.J. Hill of the 5th N.C.—He is also a brave and efficient officer, well qualified to fill a 
much higher position then the one he holds and is a young man of much promise in the brigade.

Casualties at Chancellorsville
16th N.C. Regiment

Transcriber’s note:  While all casualties have been routinely reported through companies A, B, 
C, D, E, F, G, H, I, and K the below jumps immediately to ‘B’ and the last company is ‘M’.  
This may have been some type of printer’s error but they are presented here as they were in the 
newspaper.

Field and Staff
Wounded:  Col. J.S. McElroy, severely; Lot Col. W.A. Stowe, seriously

Company B
Killed:  Lt. J.A. Moore, Sgt. W.A. Parris, C.G. Woody
Wounded:  Capt. S.W. Carter, Sgts. Z. Poak(?), J.W. Randle, Corp. J. McRay (McRoy?), J.M. 
Ammonds, J.W. Thomas, S. Milliken, J.W. Profitt
Missing:  Jas. McIlraith

Company C
Killed:  Sgt. A.R. Hemsby, N.A. Thomas
Wounded:  Lt. J.I. Thomason, J.D. Young, M. McCurry, R. Boone, A. Barnett, E.M. Honeycutt, 
J. Robeson
Missing:  J.L. Ray, J.W. Higgins, B(?) Y. Daily

Company D
Killed:  W.M. Wall, R.M. Thom
Wounded:  Miles Knipe, J.W. Livingston, R. Kaye, W.A. Hawkins
Wounded:  M.A. Baily, W.R.P. Hames(?) Harnes(?)

Company E
Killed:  Watt(?) Walt(?) Fisher
Wounded:  J. Hines, J.(?) M. Sides, J. Thompson, E. Sigmon(?)
Missing:  H. Starney, P.H. Denton

Company F
Killed:  J. M. Cochrane
Wounded: S.L. Blackwell, Corp. J.C. Plemmons(?), W.J. Hays

Company G
Killed;  J.W. Williford(?)
Wounded:  Sgt. J.M. Hampton, Corpls. T. Honser(?), W.G. Blanton, J.L. Williams, R. Simons
Missing:  E. Cook

Company H
Killed:  Lt. C.L. Robinson
Wounded:  Sgt. W.L. Westall, Corpls. W.B. Plemmons, J.C. Oliver
Missing:  Corp. T.L. Stansfield, H.J. Morrow

Company I
Killed:  Sgt. F.L. Williams
Wounded:  Lt.(?) F.(?) D. Britain, Sgt. G.W. Goins(?), J.M. Little, W.H. Spain(?), J. Sandy, L. 
Jones, M. Sitten, William Becknell, L. Crabtree, G.J. Condry, J. Cannon, Moses Ellis, W. F.(?) 
Desman(?), M.D. Barselt(?) Barsett(?), F.H. Dawson
Missing:  A. Barnett

Company K
Killed:  Corp. J.J. Blackwell
Wounded:  Lt. J.E. Sharp, Sgts. J.S. Sims and John Hall, A. Thompson, J. P. Corn, W. R.(?) 
or B.(?) Mills, A.L. Sifford, D. Foster
Missing:  William Ballard

Company M (see above note)
Killed:  Lt. A.M. Roberts, Jno Smith
Wounded:  Sgt. J.A. Carpenter, Corp. J.M. Johnston, W.S. McKee, F.(?) or E.(?) Warren, J. 
Manners, E.(?) Rudeville, J. Underwood
Missing:  M.E. Withers, S. Clepman(?) or Chapman(?)

Casualties at Chancellorsville
30th N.C. T. Col. F. M. Parker

Company A
Killed:  Ptes D.R. Underwood, J.R. Holland, Ransom Nayler, William K. Bradshaw
Wounded:  Color Sgt. H.S. Royal, knee amputated, Sgt. W.R. Crumpler, badly in arm, Sgt. 
Henry Williams, serious in arm and shoulder, Ptes. (first name illegible, begins with an ‘E’, 
maybe Earl?) Butler, dangerously in abdomen, Joseph Butler in foot, J.M. Parker, slightly, 
C.W. Duncan badly in knee, G.W. Rackley, seriously through ankle, Ed. H. butler, dangerous 
through both thighs, J.W. Kelly, serious in face, J.C. Walker, badly in arm, A.H. Brown, 
slightly, James N. Williamson, badly through arm, Pte. C.W. Cashwell, Co H. 3rd N.C.T. having 
lost his regiment attached himself to this company and was killed)

Company B
Killed:  Ptes. Sam H. Bishop, Benj. B. Brack, George W. Brack
Wounded:  Sgt. John G. Newman, not serious, Ptes. Jas. L. Arrington, severely in left leg and 
hand, Burwell Babbit (or Bobbit), severe in left hip, Green Duke, seriously through right hand, 
G.B. Patton, seriously through left arm, Nat Vimble, seriously in foot, Thomas G. Shearns, 
severely in right jaw and left hand, Francis M. Hardy, leg badly bruised, Peter Buff, badly in foot,
W. H. Thomas, very serious in mouth.

Company C
Killed:  Ptes. J.B. Simmons, John Gore, Joel Shew
Wounded:  Lt. L.H. Burnett, in arm, Lt. John C. Swain, in foot, Corp. S.T. Green, badly in 
shoulder, Ptes. J. Escore, badly, R. Pendergrass, slight, P. Staly, thigh badly broken, J. Shew, 
badly in knee, E. Staly, in leg, W. Jarris, seriously, W.T. Vines, through hand.

Company D
Killed;  Pte. J.W. Wheelous(?)
Wounded:  Pte. H. Allen, seriously in arm, F.M. Ferrell, severely in arm, William F. Allen, in 
mouth, W.M. Bowlin, severe in arm, C.E. Branton, serious in face, W.C. Peed, serious in hand, 
Elijah Wilkins, serious in leg

Company E
Killed:  Pte. W.t. Wallace
Wounded:  Capt. J.C. McMillan, badly in arm and hip, Lt. J.W. Ellis, badly in elbow, Sgt. J.W. 
Wells, slight, Ptes. J.R. Bland, in side, B. W. Bostwick, in hand, J.W. Jones, badly in shoulder,
W.W. Wallard, in ankle, amputated foot, J. Manelles, badly in side, S.C. Rejister(?), not 
serious, J.B Strickland, in leg, W. Tucker, in hip

Company F
Killed:  Pte. Allan Moseley
Wounded:  Sgt. Martin Wiggins, badly in arm, Corp. Randolph Forbes, in leg, Ptes. Arthur 
Forbes, badly in arm, Theo Lee, in arm, George Pittman, in shoulder, Peter Hanel, badly in foot 
and leg, Ellis Johnson, seriously, George Madra, badly in mouth, Jas. Robertson, in arm

Company G
Killed:  Ptes. Jonathan Blevin and William G. O’Bryan
Wounded:  Sgt. W.G. Badgett, badly in shoulder, Corp. W.P. Hobgood, serious in both legs 
and arms, Ptes. Andrew Blevin, mortally, H.R. Brooks, R.D. Brooks, and Calton Church, 
slightly, W.H. Harris, through thigh, James M. Hobgood, through shoulder, W.A. Loftus, 
through thigh
Missing:  Pte. W. Rayland, supposed to have been killed

Company H
Wounded:  Sgt. G.B. Cole, in shoulder, Ptes. R.W. McIver, in shoulder, N. Matthews, through 
thigh, D.H. Sloan, hand, William Kelley, in leg, G.W. Kiddle, slightly over one eye

Company I
Killed:  Ptes. J.B. Griffin, J.e. Odolm(?) Odoim(?), Ed Sherwood, Franklin Stalling, Albert Smith, 
George T. Winstead and John Bass
Wounded:  Lt. B.B. Williford, seriously in thigh, Lt. S.R. Perry, in hip and foot, Sgt. P. Renfrow
(?) Renfrew(?), through hand, Ptes. A.J. Batchelor, in thigh, Josiah Crickman, in shoulder, 
G.W. Gay, dangerously in breast, William Wood, through the lung, H.H. Batchelor, arm badly 
broken, J. Culpepper, fingers shot off, George Joyner, in arm, George Winters, fingers shot off, 
Drury Pridgen, slight, G.A. Sherwood, slight

Company K
Killed:  Corp. Hart, Ptes. J.M. Rea, H.C. Barnett, M.J. Witherspoon
Wounded:  Ptes. W.L. Barefoot, in throat, J.H. Johnston, in thigh, S.A. Johnston, in hand, 
Lewis Thompson, through thigh, B.C. Glover, left hip, J.P. Biles in leg, ----- Bates, in hand, 
Corp. W.J. Witherspoon, mortally

4th N.C. Troops
Casualties
Col. Bryan Grimes

Field and Staff
Wounded:  Col. Bryan Grimes, painful contusion, Sgt. Major D.C. Styron, right foot shattered

Company A
Killed;  Capt. W.G. Falls, Lt. J.P. Cowan, Sgt. W.L. Shafford, Ptes. F.J. Carter, D.F. Fulbright, 
G.W. Sprinkle
Wounded:  Lt. W.F. McKorie, slight in ear, Lt. F.D. Carlton, contusion, Sgt. W.R. Thompson, 
blinded by shell, Corp. D.C. Hunter, slight in hand, Corp. T.A. Slakeleather, stunned, Ptes. W. 
Brawley, stunned, J.J. Bennett, in hand, severe, W.M. Bruce, shoulder, severe, C.W. Barker, 
flesh wound, C. D. Conner, slight, J.A. Ingram, shoulder, severe, T.O. Irvin, knee, slight, J.W. 
Johnson, arm, severe, J.A. Lackey, head and arm, severe, R.A. Morris, leg, severe, P.W. 
Morris, unknown, J.F. Murdoch and J.C. McMaster, slight, J.B.H. Mayhew, back, severe, R.E. 
Mayhew, slight, J.C. Rumple, head, severe, P.A. Shaver, arm, severe, J.F. Wallace, heels and 
arm, severe.
Missing:  Corp. W.S. Allen, Ptes. A. Byers, J.W. Coan(?) Coon(?), J.W. Hobbs, J.S. Irvin, M. 
Snow, C.F. Middleton

Company B, Capt. J.F. Stancil, commanding
Killed:  Corp. J.B. Hilliard, Ptes. J.W. Lee, J.W. Wilhelm, T.A. Hughey
Wounded:  Capt. J.F. Stancil, slight in breast, Lt. J.A. Cowan, slight in hip, Lt. J. Barber, slight 
in wrist, Sgt. H.C. Miller, slight in head, Corp. N.V. Cowan, stunned, Ptes. A.P. Thompson, 
arm, severe, M.A. Barnhart, wrist, slight
Missing:  Sgt. D.A. Donahoe, Corp. R.A. Mills, Ptes. T.S. Lyerly, G. Jordan, G.W. Gibson

Company C
Capt. C.S. Alexander, Commanding
Killed:  Corp. R.T. Keer, Ptes. R.C. Summers, G.W. Herndon, J.F. Armstrong, G.B. Jordan
Wounded:  Capt. C.S. Alexander, mortally (since dead), Lt. J.A.S. Felmster(?)  Feimster(?), 
hip, severe, Lt. G.A. Andrews, shocked, Sgt. W.M. Adams, head, slight, Corp. A.M. White, 
foot, slight, Ptes. G.W. White, ankle, slight, H.B. Fr - - in, F.P. Bailey, shoulder, slight, P.W. 
Swann, slight, H.A. Goodwin(?), slight, J.W. Waugh, serious, W.S. Waugh, slight, Jas. W. 
Waugh, serious, S.L. Wilson, slight, J.M. Rickert, slight, J.A. Reid, M.P. Bierd(?), slight, T.R. 
Shefford, slight, J.B. Sherill, serious, R.B. Combs, J.C. Turner, W. Dobson, J.A. Lewis, R.B. 
Cook, Corp. J.N. Brotherton, slight
Missing:  Sgt. W.F. Feimster, Sgt. J.A. Holmes, Corp. A.L. Summers, Ptes. W.W. Chipley, 
M.A.C. Caywell, J.A. Feimster, A.S. Mills, L.H. Summers, S. Herndon, A.D. Goodin, A.F. 
Lewis

Company D
Capt. Lewis, commanding
 Killed:  Lt. R.A. Best, Sgt. B.L. Whitley
Wounded:  Capt. L. Lowe, slight, Sgt. J.H. Holmes, thigh, slight, Sgt. J.H. Pearsall, slight, 
Corpls. J. Williams, R. Peal, Ptes. H.W. Thompson, serious, Corp. R.W. Hudgins, Ptes. E. 
Grant, J.R. May, J.K. Bunn, W.D. Pearsall, J. Scott, E. Cravin, W. Waggs, slight, H.J. Roberts, 
J.N. Harriss, severe, E. Myers, slight, ----- Wilson, slight
Missing:  Lt. C. Parker, Corp. Casey, Ptes. W.S. Anderson, Giles Korngay, J.H. Persall

Company E
Killed:  Sgt. J.H. Legget, Ptes. W.R. White, H.R. Moore, D.W. Forbes, J.C. Brown, S. Brown, 
D. Brock, W.R. Remsley
Wounded:  Lt. T.A. Allen, slight, in hand, Lt. M.F. Williamson, neck, mortally, Orderly Sgt. T. 
G. Lee, slight, thigh, Corp. W.R. Cuttrell, thigh, severe, Ptes. R. Gibbons, thigh, severe, T.H. 
Merry, leg amputated, J.E. Hodges, thigh, hand and abdomen, J.H. Brickell, thigh, slight, G.D. 
Jefferson, hand and side, severe, J.J. Jefferson, shoulder and head, J. Brown, unknown, W.F. 
Beal, slight, G. Shepherd, mortally in breast
Missing:  Corp. B.F. Whitley, Ptes. J.N. Hopkins, S. Sell, R. Porter, W.A. Fry, A. Pairo(?), W.
T. Haggard

Company F
Lt. S.Y. Parker, commanding
Killed:  Lt. S.Y. Parker, Lt. H.V. Stevens, Ptes. R.R. Baker, H.F. Pridgers, A.J. Robertson, J.
W. Wilkerson
Wounded:  Sgt. W.P. Fitzgerald, hip, severe, Sgt. H.H. Barnes, thigh and lungs, severe, Sgt. 
W.E. Winstead, leg, slight, Corp. Jas. Gay, thigh, severe,  Ptes. R. Gordon, head and thigh, 
severe, S.M. Scott, unknown, B. Barnes, shoulder, severe
Missing:  Corp. J.Y. Atkerson, Corp. J.H. Marshbourne, Ptes. E. Flora, D.G. Jackson, F.D. 
Night, F. Nixon, R. Vick, Jas. B. Woodward, Jno. B. Woodward, J.B. Wells

Company G
Capt. S.A. Kelly, commanding
Killed:  Corp. F.C. Hall, Pte. W.H. Gaither
Wounded:  Capt. S.A. Kelly, shoulder, severe, Lt. B.J. Smith, leg, severe, Sgt. Mulican, arm, 
severe, Sgt. E.H. Parker, mortally, Corp. D.J. Smoot, head, serious, Corp. J.W. Burke, thigh, 
serious, Ptes. J.W. Beauchamp, mortally, J. Clary, mortally, J. Cranfil, shoulder, slight, S.M. 
Cunningham, arm, severe, F.M. Cunningham, leg, serious, S. Davis and W. Davis, slight, J.B. 
Martin, hip, mortal, N.W. Daniel, slight, Wm. A. McCracker, arm, severe, J. Wagoner, 
abdomen, mortal, J.M. Furchiss, L.W. Beck
Missing:  Pte. B. Strance

Company H
Capt. Forcum, commanding
Killed:  Ptes. J.W. Campbell, J.G. Cummings, J. Dobson, T.W. Gaither, D. Morgan, George 
Sheires, J.L. Walker
Wounded:  Lt. J.A. Summers, slight, Sgt. S.H. Bobbitt, shoulder, severe, Sgt. J.H. Thomas, 
head, severe, Sgt. J.O. Smith, head, mortal, Corp. F.M. Ball, slight, Corp. J.G. Powell, hip, 
severe, Ptes. J.W. Robin, leg, severe, R.S. Bowers, arm, severe, E. Campbell, leg and foot, 
severe, B.E. Dillen, T.W. Edwards, B.A. Campbell, and M. Campbell, slight, Jno Goforth, hand, 
serious, W.R. Journey, body, mortal, S.M. Daniel, J.A. Weisner, W. Wool, W. Forcum, J. Farr, 
slight
Missing:  Ptes. N. Holland, R.W. Nesbit, J. Lemons(?) Lemous(?), N. York, F.F. Wooten, Ed. 
McHargue

Company I
Capt. E.S. Marsh, commanding
Killed:  Lt. J.L. Harrington, Pte. H.H. Barson
Wounded:  Capt. E.S. Marsh, left lung, serious, Sgt. R.G. Tuton, in face, slight, Corp. D.R. 
Bennett, face, severe, Ptes. T.M. Swindle, in face, severe, George Abbott, shoulder, severe, 
George Daw, hand, G.W. Rose, nose, D. Summons, arm, E.J. Daniel, arm
Missing:  Corp. J.W. Selby, Ptes. J.W. Swindle, W.G. Wright, F.B. Guilford

Company K
Lt. A.N. Wiseman, commanding
Killed:  Ptes. E.T.M. Carter, C.L. Miller, Wilson Josey
Wounded:  Lt. A.N. Wiseman, arm, severe, Sgt. Otho Holshouser, slight, Corp. A.C. Carter, 
slight, Corp. William Parker, slight, Ptes. L.Bryant, slight, R.D. Beady, left arm off, H. Castor 
and J. Castor, in faces, slight, L. Holshouser, side, serious, L. Mahaley, foot, severe, M.M. 
Holshouser, George D. Smuggs, and L. Turner, slight, W.B. Troutman, right leg off.
Missing:  N.H. Eller

2nd N.C.T. Casualties
Col. W.R. Cox

Field and Staff
Wounded:  Col. W.R. Cox, side, arm, and hand, Lt. Col. W.S. Stallings, shoulder and thigh

Company A
Killed:  Ptes. M.V. Barber, A. Houser, G.M. Clark, A.L. Jarrell, John Poe
Wounded:  Capt. J.R. Waugh, dangerously, body, Sgt. W. F. Mitchell, hand and hip, Sgt. 
Flippin, thigh and arm, Corp. W. Armfield, foot, Corp. J.L. Forkner, hand, Ptes. P.C. Calicut(?), 
arm, side and thigh, W.G. Case, hand, W.W. Dennis, hand, J.R. Jones, ankle, serious, Levi 
Sells, C.T. Case, leg
Missing:  Sgt. J.E. Banner, Corp. J.H. Dix, Ptes. L.L. Harden, A. Harden, W.S. Redman, J.T. 
Lacy, D.W. Harley

Company B
Killed:  Ptes. W.G. Flowers, W.R. Mears, Williamson Davis, Wiley J. Todd, Jno. Eatman
Wounded:  Lt. G. Fulgham, thigh, Sgt. B.H. Boykin, foot, J.W. Forbes, mouth, Jas. Fulgham, 
leg, Ptes. Joe Boyett, side, N.C. Christmas, shoulder, John Colemun, face, Ransom Davis, 
side, Taylor Eatman, shoulder, Jno Flora, face and leg, Jas. Kinnant, head, mortal, Dempsey 
Morris, head, N. Moore, Jr., arm, Haywood Rose, arm, B.G. Simpson, shoulder, B. Strickland, 
head, Wilson Todd, arm, W.G. Trovathan, shoulder, A.J. Dean, side, J.W. Hinnant, (since dead)

Company C
Killed:  Ptes. R.D. Price, R.J. Martin, C. Manning, J.F. King
Wounded:  Capt. W.B. Whitfield, hand, Lt. J.J. Brown, hand, slight, Lt. Joel Jones, legs, 
dangerous, Sgt. T.C. Ellis, left hip, Sgt. T. Jones, hand, Corp. L. Chery, shoulder, dangerous, 
Ptes. S.L. Bennett, face, severe, W.L. Kelly, arm broken, G.D. Mozingo, thigh broken, G. Long, 
thigh, A.B. Taylor, slight, J.J. Underhill, leg badly, P.H. Wiggs, slight, J.E. Wilson, J. King and 
J.R. Rogers, slight, J.R. Overman, leg and shoulder, severe, J.C. King
Missing:  Corp. H.J. Glisson, Corp. J.J. Bennett, Ptes. J. Fisher, A. Herring, J.T. Mathis, J. T. 
Jummerlin, E. Wenders, T.J. Hardison

Company D
Killed:  Sgt. R.S. Louis, Color Bearer Ptes. W.B. Moore, W. Amerson and J.G. Borrow.
Wounded:  Lt. W.H. Appelwhite, shoulder and back, Corp. H.J. Jones, wrist, Ptes. J.G. 
Amerson, body, Jacob Barnes, arm, A.F. Boswell, slight, J.E. Davis, A. Eason, slight, J.W. 
Fort, arm and hip, K. Kittrell, arm and jaw, severe, W. Mumford, thighs, severe, H. Ward, F. 
Webb, leg, severe, N. Webb, slight, W. Gurganus, slight
Missing:  Lt. Matt Manly, Corp. Jesse Barnes, Ptes. Jas. Lucas, B. McDonough, William 
Smith, W.T. Lamon

Company E
Killed:  Sgt. M.G. Smith, Ptes. S.H. Jeffries, H. Rayner, T.J. Bullard, N. Baggott
Wounded:  Lt. J.M. Hobson, leg, severe, Lt. J.M. Hobson, side, shell (transcriber’s note, these 
two names are repeated, this may have been a printer’s error), Sgt. W.D. Smith and Jno Booth, 
slight, Ptes. Jos. Naylor, arm, serious, S. Lewis, serious, R. Newlin, shoulder, W. Codey, 
serious, J.T. Warren, hand, R. Holley, J.C. McLemore, body, J. Wrench, body, A. King, face, 
S. Merry, leg, R. Williams, hand, R. Autry, leg, A. Peoples, leg, D.J. Wilson, legs, J. 
Thompson, serious
Missing:  Lt. J.T. Traly, Ptes. J. Williams, J. Dorethy, D. Parish (Parise?)

Company F
Killed:  Sgt. B.F. May, Ptes. W.H. Sutts, Noah Simkins, S.W. Deal, William Jacobsen, T.P. 
Flipers, H. Gainey, W.F. Woods, B.F. Rouse, A.J. Arnold, W.B. Butler, J.D. Louis
Wounded:  W.C. Braver, face and hip, serious, Sgt. Jesse Arthur, side, Ptes. A.S. Parris, foot, 
S.D. Rouse, head, R.R. Heath (?), Hoath(?), fingers, H.S. Hawkins, arm and thigh, J.A. Yeer, 
legs, W. Williams, arm, M.J. Williams, foot, H. Riggs, head and arm, serious, J.M. Pell, A.M. 
Willis, hand, R. Danson, side, serious, W.H. Witherington, thigh, M. West, J. Witherington, 
foot, P. Bennett, side
Missing:  Capt. A.M. Chaderick, Lt. S.G. Heritage, Sgt. J.W. Kornegay, Sgt. J. Dew, Corp. J. 
Wiggins, Ptes. W. Jackson, P. Herdson, G. Simmons, H. Pate

Company G
Killed:  Sgt. E.F.B. Koonce, Pte. Lamier, J.H. Harris, D. Morrison
Wounded:  Lt. H.A. Saiver(?) Sarver(?), thigh, severe, Sgt. H.C. Huggins, shoulder, severe, Sgt. 
A.F. Sawyer, leg, Sgt. Lewis King, jaw, Sgt. W.H. Bishop, shoulder, thigh and body, J. Huggins, 
ankle, D.J. Green, breast, Jno. Sanders, leg, C. H. Koonce, thigh, W.A. Lane, leg
Missing:  B.R. Heath, G.W. Rhodes

Company H
Killed:  Sgt. E.W.D. Foard, Sgt. E.(?) or F.(?) D. Carraway, Sgt. S.C. Parker, Ptes. A. Flating, 
Gray Holland, R.M. Massingale, H.F. Thompson, D.J. Thompson, W. Sutherland
Wounded:  Capt. J.B. Cobb, hip, Sgt. Jas. Elinore, arm, Corp. J.R. Crawford, body, mortally, A. 
Peel, slight, Ptes. J.A. Blackman, face, Y.C. Blackman, head, arm and side, serious, C.L. 
Field, foot, Lewis Graddy, thigh, W. Graddy, hand, Jas. Hinson, slight, Jesse Wincey, shoulder.
W. Sands(?) Sauls(?), shoulder and arm, Isaac Smith, thigh and arm, A. Talton, arm, Haywood 
Taylor, breast and head, W.P. Wise, ankle
Missing:  Capt. R.F. Gurley, Ptes. S. Graddy, J.W. Kennedy, Ashley Wiggs, L.H. Whitfield

Company I
Wounded:  S. Taylor, jaw, slight, Sgt. E.W. Salter, (since dead), S.A. Mozingo, slight, J.D. 
Darley, thigh, badly, J.H. Wade, hand, August White, shoulder, serious, Ransom Etsick, arm 
broken

Company K
Killed:  Sgt. B.M. Cook, Corp. F.J. Cherry, Ptes. S.O. Hyman, R.G. Phillips, W. F. Priddy, C. 
Parsons, R.W. Lisk, L. Whitehurst
Wounded:  Lt. R.D. Hancock, leg, Lt. W.J. Street, slight, Sgt. Haywood Davenport, in breast, 
Sgt. W.B. Bell, serious in left side, Corp. R.P. Dowdy, leg, Ptes. C. Birch (since dead), N. 
Budd, W.B. Lueford, slight, C.M. Jones, foot, severe, L.J. Moore, hand, L.J. Merritt, breast 
(since dead), W. Moser, in arm, J.B. O’Neal, thigh, F. Siver, head, serious, T.G. Perry, side, 
severe, E.R. Robertson, shoulder, J. Lewis, serious, W.A. Rutledge, severe in leg, J. 
Smithwick, mortal (since dead)
Missing:  Sgt. T.L. Jones, Ptes. D.E. Humphries, R.W. Humphrey, H.J. Hughes, C.A. Foulk, 
J.B. Shines, L.C. Landing

34th N.C.T. Casualties

Field and Staff:  
Wounded:  Adjutant J.W. Riddick, slight

Company A
Killed:  Sgts. D. Cox, H. Cox, Corp. D. Johnson, J. Bare(?), Sr.
Wounded;  Capt. H.W. Abernathy, Sgts. J.R. Richardson, E.C. Long, Corpls. H. Koonce, H. 
Sheets, Ptes. H. Atwood, J. Bare, Jr., Jacob Bare, T. Clarey, J. Richardson, Jno. Richardson, 
H. Sheets, J.F. Sooth(?) South(?), W. Patrick, D.C. Williams, L. Woodie
Missing:  A. Taylor

Company B
Killed:  J.A. Lucas, H.H. Webb
Wounded;  Sgt. J.T. Philbeck, Corpls. S.D. Davis, C. Sparks, Ptes. F.C. Dobbins(?), William 
B. Smart, W.A. Jones, J. Hollyfield, E.O. Hamrick, W.O. Davis
Missing:  D.B. Harvell, J. Wonnack

Company C
Killed:  J.F. Toms, J. Wilkerson(?) Wilkinson(?)
Wounded:  Sgts. L.W. McBryer, and G.W. Koom, Ptes. S.H. Bagwell, J. Cooke, J. Early, R.(?) 
McClure, A.W. Cook, J. Dobbins, W. H.(?) Elliott, W.O. Leadbetter, M.L. Shuttle, T.C. Weaver, 
W.P. Weaks

Company D
Killed:  Sgt. F.L. Lawrence
Wounded:  Sgt. J. Cortiner(?), P.A. Sloap, W.A. Kilpatrick, Corp. R.A. Overcash, Ptes. D. Ray, 
J.H. McLauchlin
Missing:  T.J. Atkinson, J.T. Clodletter, H. Brown

Company E
Killed:  Lt. Perry, D. Carpenter, D. Hovis, L. Payson
Wounded:  A.C. Hartzog, J. Reep, D. Rhinehardt, G. Kiser, J. Kiser, N. Carpenter, P. Heiner, 
C.S. Martin, M. Hull, L. Wise, M. Finger
Missing:  J. F.(?) or P.(?) (last name illegible, four letters, maybe Biss?), J.W. Armstrong, J. 
Eaker, R.A. Taylor

Company F
Killed:  Sgt. T.S. Shefford, Pte. J.G. Petty
Wounded:  Sgt. B. Hendrick, Corp. A.J. Borders, Ptes. J. Maney, W. Norman, W.W. Williams, 
D.F. Williams, W.A. Pumer(?), W.H. Turner, Jno Eaker, Sr., D.C. Pueber(?), C.C. Gibbons, 
J.H. Hardin, J.N. London, C.G. Martin
Missing:  J.H. Lee, A.B. Lee, E.E. Warren

Company G
Wounded:  A.S. Alcom, C.W. Abernathy, J. Ashberry, J. Beaty, L. Greenhill (since dead), A. 
Hover, J.J. McAll, W. Hupp(?) Hipp(?), J.G. Bain(?) Hain(?), S. Hayes, J. Pervas(?) Perves(?), 
Jno Lawing
Missing:  E. King

Company H
Killed;  J.W. Shields, M. McMayhugh, M.J. Roberts
Wounded:  Sgt. J. Allen, Corp. Tyrell Camp, Pte. L. Allen, W. Allen, W.P. Camp, S. Delinger, 
W.H. Brown, R.M. Hepper, B.(?) M. Revel, J.W. Roberts, M. Self, T.A. Ware
Missing:  J.S. Putnam(?) Futman(?)

Company I
Killed:  Marion(?) Honeycutt
Wounded:  Sgt. E. Robbins, Corp. J.C. Morrow, Ptes. C.C. Henesdale, J. Mintz, S. (last name 
illegible R - - - ), J.B. Hawkins, J. F.(?) Lemebarger(?) Leniebarger(?), J. Clayton
Missing:  H.G. Pate, M. Wood, P. Burgess

Company K
Killed:  Corp. Charles Cullicut(?), Pte. Jas. Hardester
Wounded:  Sgt. E.W. Saunders, Pte. W.A. Hall, A.B. Hogan, F.(?) Henley, R. Reeves(?) 
Rieves(?), J.R. Hughes, C. Callicut, N. Freeman, W.F. Russell, D.A. Thompson, C. Macon, C. 
Murchison, J. Cranford, T. Hearn(?)

North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
May 13, 1864

The following letter from a correspondent in the army details the casualties in Lane’s Brigade 
and describes the part it took in the battle:

Mr. Editor:
We have had some of the hardest fighting at this place that has been done in the war and the 
loss on our side has been great.  General A.P. Hill’s Division and General D.H. Hill’s Division 
(the latter commanded by General Rhodes) flanked Hooker from Fredericksburg.  Stonewall 
Jackson’s entire command, leg by Jackson in person, got to the enemy’s rear late on Saturday 
evening and commenced the attack immediately.  We were soon closely engaged and drove 
the enemy pell mell down the plank road.  The fight continued until midnight with fearful 
slaughter and the surrounding woods were lit up with the blaze of artillery and infantry fire.  
We have lost many killed and wounded. Lane’s Brigade was badly cut up, having a heavy 
breast works and battery to charge.  It made four charges before it was taken.  Various other 
charges were made by regiments composing different brigades in which they suffered severely.  
Col. Thomas J. Purdie of the 18th was killed. Col. E.G. Haywood of the 7th, Col. C.M. Avery of 
the 33rd, and Col. W. Barbour of the 37th were killed.  Lt. Col. Ferney George of the 18th, 
W.H.A. Speer of the 28th, Rob’t. V. Cowan of the 33rd, and Jno. B. Ashcraft of the 37ths were 
all wounded.  Majors W.L. Davidson of the 7th, T.W. Mayhew of the 33rd, and W.G. Morris of 
the 37th were wounded. Over half of the officers and man of the 7th, 18th, 33rd, and 37th were 
killed or wounded.  The wounded in this regiment (the correspondent does not give the number) 
are from 100 to 170 besides the killed.  Our men have fought desperately against great odds 
and have driven the enemy four miles.  We now occupy our second line of battle and are 
determined to fight to the bitter end. They have the advantage of us in position and 
entrenchments.  D.C.C.

North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
June 3, 1863

Letter from Wounded North Carolina soldier

Richmond, Virginia, Winder Hospital
As there are a great many of us here who are wounded and will not be fit for service for some 
time, we would like to have some one fill our places.  We want some good men.  We would 
like to have some of those about Raleigh who at the commencement of the war, said they could 
whip 25 before breakfast.  Our cause is suffering from the want of good men, but these are the 
very men who managed to get into little shady officers and there they intend staying while we 
poor soldiers are marching night and day through rain and snow and mud knee deep and 
sleeping without any cover.  I would like to have some of them come and shoulder muskets 
and march with me thirty miles.  That, and then lay all night in line of battle and never sleep a
wink.  Don’t you think their patriotism would be warn to a frazzle? 

Also, why is it the wounded are not allowed to go home?  Why is it they cannot get furloughs or 
transfers?  They are sending men from this hospital back to their regiments with their fingers 
shot off.  These men belong to North Carolina regiments.  I understand that the ladies of North 
Carolina have sent a great many things here for the wounded soldiers.  Why don’t they get 
them?  Is it because they think them too good for us or do those in authority wish to keep them 
to speculate on?

I tell you what we North Carolina soldiers get to eat in the hospital.  We get some slops to drink 
in the place of coffee and without sugar at that and we get baker’s bread.  The meat is such as 
you would be ashamed to give to a dog and the rice is boiled in fresh water and given to us to 
eat without salt and as for molasses and fruit we never get near enough to it to even smell them. 

I will close now as it makes me sick to think how our poor wounded soldiers are treated.

North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
June 10, 1863

List of Non Commissioned Officers and Privates in Ramseur’s Brigade designated by their 
comrades as worthy to wear the Badge of Honor for conspicuous gallantry at Chancellorsville

2nd N.C.T
Company A—Sgt. John E. Banner
Company B—Pte. W.H. Flowers
Company C—Sgt. T.E. Ellis
Company D—Corp. S. Felton
Company E—Sgt. J.T. Booth
Company F—Corp. J.E. May
Company G—Pte. Thomas Williford
Company H—Pte. Simeon Graddy
Company I—Pte. Aaron I. Pitt
Company K—Corp. Charles Carter

4th N.C.T.
Company A—Sgt. W.S. Shufford (killed)
Company B—Pte. Jacob W. Wilhelm
Company E—Sgt. James W. Leggett (killed)
Company H—Pte. G.W. Shires (killed)
Company I—Pte. William H. Ballow
Company K—Pte. W.R. Josey

14th N.C.T.
Company C—Pte. Henry B. Sanders
Company D—Sgt. J.F. Goforth
Company E—Sgt. Urias Pool (killed)
Company F—Sgt. J.M. Whitmire
Company G—Sgt. J.R. Smith (killed)
Company I—Corp. C.M. Smith
Company K—Sgt. L.N. Keith

30th N.C.T.
Company A—Pte. John W. Holland (killed)
Company C—Pte. William J. McDowell
Company F—Sgt. J.W.J. House 
Company H—Pte. William McCanly
Company K—Pte. E.M. Bales (Bates?)

Mr. Editor:  
I shall be under your obligation if you insert this in your paper.  My son, Franklin Workman, 
was conscripted.  He was placed in Company F, 2nd Reg’t. N.C.T.  The company was 
commanded by Capt. Cole to whom I have written but received no response.  My son wrote to 
me on the 9th September from Maryland.  He did not know a man in his company or regiment.  
Any information will be thankfully received.
James Workman
Orange County, June 1, 1863


Addendum:

North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
May 20, 1863

List of North Carolina Wounded in Washington, D.C.

The following North Carolina soldiers were taken prisoner by the enemy and transported 
to Washington, D.C.

Corp. H.G. Glisson, Company C, 2nd
Sgt. George C. Guthrie, Company E, 1st
Robert Humphrey, Company K, 2nd
S. Gready, Company H, 2nd
H. Haines, Company C, 2nd 
H. Baynes, Company E, 7th
N. Blackwalder, Company C, 33rd
T.J. Bowden, Company C, 23rd
N.A. Clayell, Company C, 4th 
N.A. Eller, Company K, 4th
William Ellis, Company E, 33rd
John Bare, Company A, 34th
D. Vanderburg, Company H, 33rd
L.H. Whitfield, Company H, 2nd
F.F. Mooten, Company H, 4th
Ashley Wiggs, Company H, 2nd
Thomas Whitaker, Company F, 1st
W.F. Wilson, Company G, 18th
J.C. Keinbrouch, Company A, 18th
Corp. G.W. Linear(?) Linea(?), Company H, 3rd
James Lucas, Company D, 2nd
L. Nixon, Company F, 4th
Corp. R.A. Mills, Company B, 4th
H.J. Morrow, Company H, 16th
J.W. Munroe, Company B, 18th
T.E. Mickey, Company I, 33rd
J.H. Morrison, Company A, 7th
E.R. Pridgen, Company H, 18th
H. Robertson, Company E, 1st
D.J. Sterling, Company G, 3rd
R. Vick, Company F, 4th
J. Powell, Company B, 33rd
J. Trueblood, Company K, 18th
D.G. Coleman, Company A, 20th

List of Killed and Wounded Company E, 4th N.C.T.
Charles K. Gallagher, Capt.
Killed:  Sgt. J.W. Leggett, Ptes. Lewis Bennett, W.R. White, W.R. Moore, D.W. Forbes, 
J.C. Brown, S. Brown, D. Brock, W.R. Ronsley
Wounded:  T.M. Allen, 1st Lt., slight, M.W. Williamson, 2nd lt., mortal, Sgt. T.E. Lee, 
Corp. W.R. Cuttrell, Ptes. R. Gibbons, T.H. Merry, J.E. Hodges, J.H. Brickell, 
G.D. Jefferson, J. Jefferson, J. Brown, W.F. Bell, G. Sheppard
Missing:  Corp. Whitley, Ptes. J.L. Hawkins, J. Sell, R. Porter, W.A. Fry, a. Paine

We regret to state that Lt. Col. C.C. Cole, 23rd, was killed in the late battle.  He was 
struck in the breast by a ball and killed instantly.  Col. Cole was a native of Greensborough 
and was favorably known for several years as editor of the Times.
 

Addendum


Fayetteville Observer, Monday, May 11, 1863

We hoped to have the list of killed and wounded in the North Carolina regiments for 
publication today but not one has come to hand.  They are looked for and inquired 
for daily, with great anxiety.  Doubtless some of them will reach us in time for 
Tuesday’s report.  As to North Carolina officers, we gather from various sources, in 
addition to those published on Thursday, the following:

Captain James W. Strange of this town, 19th Cavalry Regiment, reported 
wounded in the foot.

Adjutant French Strange of this town, 1st Regiment, reported to be severely wounded, 
said to have lost a leg, but again reported unhurt.

Several others from this place have been heard from and these are the only two 
reported wounded:

M.E. Manly, son of Judge Manly of Newbern, died on the 2nd of wounds, aged 17 
years, 8 months.

Adjutant Ives Smedes of Raleigh, 7th Regiment, dangerously wounded, but it is 
hoped he will recover.

Col. Clark M. Avery of Morganton, 33rd Regiment, slightly.

Col. J.C.S. McDowell of Burke, 54th Regiment, seriously.

Lt. Joshua G. Wright of Wilmington, 1st Regiment, not seriously.

Col. Edward Graham Haywood of Raleigh, 7th Regiment, slightly.

Coll. Bryan Grimes of Pitt, 4th Regiment, slightly.

Lt. John S. Bryan of Raleigh, 14th Regiment, slightly.

Capt. F.D. Moore of Wilmington, 1st Regiment, severely.

Of the 3rd Regiment, Lt. Col. Thruston, Maj. Wm. Parsley, Capt. J.E.S. Van 
Bokkelen, Capt. Ennett, Lts. Armand DeRosset, Porter, Sedbury, Costin and 
Ormsby, all slightly.

Lt. Jos. Jacobs, 18th Regiment, slightly.  Capt. T. Armstrong killed

Col. Wm. R. Cox, 2nd Regiment, slightly.

In the 4th Regiment, Lt. Cowan and Sgt. Shefford killed; Capt. Falls, lost a leg; Lts. 
McRorie and Carlton, slightly wounded.

Capt. D. Barrow of Salem, 21st Regiment, seriously wounded in the knee

Fayetteville Observer, Monday, May 18, 1863

Headquarters 38th Regiment N.C.T.
Camp Gregg, Va., May 8, 1863
Casualties on May 2 & 3, Battle of Chancellorsville

Major M. McR McLauchlin, severely wounded in the face

Company A
Killed:  Jno. A. Best, Jno. T. Bishop, W.R. Sholar
Wounded:  Lt. R.M. Middleton, Corp. McCanne, W.M. Hart or Hurt, C.C. Boney, C.M. 
Alphin, Wm. Thomas, J.W. Bishop, M.H. Owen

Company B
Killed:  Lt. R. O’Hair, Jesse Shermer, Isaac Shores
Wounded:  Corps. J.B. Vestal, L.W. Wooten and S.L. Kelly, Caleb Creekmore, F.A. 
Garner, W.L. Hanes, W.L. Martin, L.J. Wells, Eli Sugart, G.A. Joyner, Samuel 
Mitchell, L.C. Davis
Missing:  Jackson Ireland, Welsher Lash

Company C
Killed:  W.E. Bass
Wounded:  Capt. J.T. Wilson and Lt. H.J. Hudson, slightly; Sgts. E.T. Bass and J.D. 
Lindsay, Corp. W.R. Tew, John Bass, Jonas Baker, W.H.H. Pope, Joseph Buff, Jas. 
Cook, Marshall Vann

Company D
Wounded:  Capt. H.C. Darden, slightly; Corp. F.A. Clifton, J.H. Wilkins, Alvin Odom, L.J. 
Carpenter, M. McCullen, Lewis McClenny, F.M. Salmon, Rufus Stroup, Moses Lochamy
Missing:  Reddin House

Company E
Killed:  Capt. D.G. McRae, W.J. Hutchinson
Wounded:  Lt. A.W. Dockery, slightly; Lt. R.H. Robinson, W.C. Meacham, Benjamin 
Barbour, Robert Brooks, Richard Webb, Jas. Crouch, Mason Garrett
Missing:  W.R. McCaskill, Jesse Pipes

Company F
Wounded:  Sgt. A.L. Sigman, B. Huffman
Wounded:  Lt. J.A. Yount, Corp. W. Traffenstedt, W.S. Huffman, P. Traffenstedt

Company G
Wounded:  Sgt. J.N. Bradshaw, Corp. Alex Williams, J.W. Lackey, W.L. Ellis, W.A. 
McHaffey, D.A. Wilson, B.F. Hines, Cyrus Drum, J.P. Long, J.S. Bradshaw
Missing:  H.M. Poplin

Company H
Killed:  W.M. Newby, W.G. Nance
Wounded:  Lt. M. Cranford, Corps. M.B. Lassiter and J.I.(?) Johnson, J.W. Lanier, 
W.D. Ingram, G.W. Moore
Missing:  Harris Saunders

Company I
Killed:  Job Wright
Wounded:  C.B. Powell, George Blanton, A. Lewis, J.S. Elliott, P.P. Crowder, H.S. 
Pannell
Missing:  Sgt. W.C. Hamrick, W. Sausing, D.D. Wright

Company K
Killed:  Sgt. A. Monroe, J.R. Black, John Murphy, Colin Monroe
Wounded:  Sgt. D.C. McCaskill, D.T. Grady, A. Guion, A. McDiarmid, N.W. McLeod, W. 
Murphy, H.A. Priest, Isaac Avery
Missing:  E.E. Newton, D.A. McMillan

Casualties 54th N.C.R., May 3 to May 5

Field and Staff
Wounded:  Col. J.C.S. McDowell, mortally, since died
Missing:  Sgt. Major R.G. Russell

Company A, Lt. H.P. Lovell commanding
Wounded:  Sgts. P.M. Smith and Jno Carter, J.P. Broadway, severely; Sgt. G.W. 
Palmer, hand amputated
Missing:  J. Lester, J.W. Davies, Thomas S. Johnson

Company B, Capt. Kiebler, commanding
Wounded:  Lt. B.S. Young, W.J. Thomas, Phillip Buns, Wm. England, slightly; 
Jno. Galloway, severely; W.J. Thomas, thumb amputated
Missing:  Sgt. T.N. Galloway, Corp. Jas. England, D.H. Johnson, N. Whitney, 
Jno. Gray, Jno. Butler, J.M. Boon

Company C, Lt. Williams commanding
Wounded:  Corp. Jas. W. Hodges, D.A. Morrison, J.K. Driver, severely; Henry 
Coleman, F.M. Bolton, Malcolm Dove, slightly
Missing:  Lt. W.W. Cole, prisoner; J.B. Baxley, A.L. Lockiman, S.E.W. Clifton

Company D, Lt. Deberry, commanding
Wounded:  Jno. Scarborough, mortally, since died; Sgt. W.W. Edwards, severely
Missing:  Lt. J.B. Deberry, Morris Futnell

Company E, Capt. Parks commanding
Wounded:  Emmet Coleman, slightly
Missing:  Capt. D.W. Parks, J.B. Nelson, Jas. Crabb, Elihu Speaks, Tillman Honeycutt

Company F, Lt. Hooper commanding
Wounded:  J.B. Scott, mortally; Thomas Newell, Lewis Carroll, Jas. Thorp, severely; 
G.F. Crissman, slightly
Missing:  Corp. W.H.H. Fields, R. Bishop, Jno. Blanchfield, C. Cook, B. Clark, R.R. 
Dickens, T.L. Johnson, W.R. McIntyre, Thomas Mao, Thomas Rumley, Henry Shepherd

Company C, Capt. Martin commanding
Wounded:  Jas. Lewis, mortally, O.F. Harris, slightly
Missing:  Lt. Benjamin P. Johnson, Sgt. J.M. Parden, J.P. Sales, J.S. Morton, T.L. 
Laurence

Company H, Capt. Cockerham commanding
Killed:  Sgt. M.V.B. Southard, Jason L. Riley
Wounded:  A.V. Gentry, severely; Jos. Ridenour, W.L. Mooney, D.V. Davis, Henry 
Brindle, Zac Jefferson, Jno. Bryant, slightly
Missing:  Lt. M.G. Shores, Sgt. S.A. Hanes, J.W. Armsworth, N.L. Blackburn, W.C. 
Shores, M.F. Swaim, J.D. York, Wm. Newman

Company I, Capt. Hampton commanding
Wounded:  Noah Wilson, Wm. Henderson, D.F. Gernaway, slightly
Missing:  Lt. O. (or C.) M. Cornwell, J.P. Gurnaway, S.J. Harmon

Company K, Capt. Parham commanding
Killed:  Tucker Jones
Wounded:  Henry Mathis, severely

Casualties 5th N.C.T.

Killed:  1st Lt. S.B. Maloney, Private Jesse Lents, Company B; Henry Oldham, 
Company A; Turner Mizell and David Harrell, Company F; Israel Lanier, Company E; 
Jacob Lassiter, Company I; Aretus Jones, Company D

Wounded Field and Staff:  Col. Thomas M. Garrett, Lt. Col. John W. Lea, Major 
Wm. J. Hill

Company A
Jas. Q. Bryant, J.H. Andrews, W.J. Boon, each leg amputated; Noah Vancannon, 
arm; Presley Roberts, arm amputated; David Wadkins, finger amputated; C. (or O.) 
H. Cooper

Company B
Capt. Roscoe Riddick, Jerry J. Hamilton, K.M. Kenson

Company C
Wm. C. Wells, Paschal B. Parrish, Bennett King, Jas. T. Price, Jas. N. Morgan, 
Levi Rowles, Wm. Tawell

Company I
Wm. Lewis, Jno. Hamlet, Daniel Frick, Lazarus F. Stimpson, Richard Hamlet

Company K
Capt. L.M. Davis, Corp. P. Cauble, Jerry Beaver, Eli Bostian, J.C. Earnheart, Cezar 
Gutlenburg, Wm. Lefler, M. Watson

Missing:  Alfred Stephenson, Company C; David Lane, Company E; Ransom Dick, 
Company F; Sgt. Jno. Pittman, Company G; Corp. P.H. Harrellson, Daniel Nose, 
Jas Evans, F.N. Gordon, Company I; Sgt. J.H. Fesperman, Company K

Casualties 22nd Regiment

Field and Staff
Killed:  Lt. C.C. Cole, Major L. Odell
Wounded:  Sgt. Major J.H. Wellborne

Company A
Killed:  G.W. Peevy, J.A. Shirrill, J.B. Fisher, B. Robbins
Wounded:  Lt. W.A. Suttle, Corp. R.B. Clark, P.S. Lutz, R.F. Shirrill, M. Sparks, N. 
Clarke, W. A. Martin, W.D. Lefevere, J.W. Robinson, W.H. Fowler, J.H. Dula(?), J.M. 
Badger, M. Criger, J.C. Shirrill, S. Hass, Jas. Knight, Jno. Knight, M. Lingle, R. Deal, 
E.A. Benfield, A.B. Hilton, C. Simmons

Company B
Killed:  Corp. C. Washburn, J.R. Cook, J. Chapman, H. Gurley
Wounded:  Sgts. R.A. Tate and J.W. Epps, W.G. Cox, A.B. Taylor, J.A. Cansby, J.L. 
Ingle, L. L. Walker, J. Haney
Missing:  E.P. Reid, S.A. Chapman, A. Clayton

Company E
Killed:  Sgt. G.W. Wiley, A. Archer, S.G. Baker, T.M. Hooper, R. Loftin, J.F. Meaderis,
 J.H. Frazier
Wounded;  Lts. R.W. Cole and O.C. Wheeler, Corp. P.W. Pratt, S.G. Andrew, D.M. 
Clapp, J.H. Chaplin, A.J. Frazier, P. Oakley, J. Quackenbush, S.A. Pegram, S. 
Strunk, J. Suits, J.M. Loftin, G.L. Frazier, W. Irwin, R.H. Couch, M.D. Medearis, L. 
Loftin, G.S. Powers, H. Poe.
Missing:  A.V. Bayley

Company F
Killed:  Sgt. J.H. Toliver, J. Stamper, P. Sevirny
Wounded:  Capt. W.L. Mitchell, Corp. M.B. Toliver, J.C. Cawdill, J.W. Estep, O. B. 
Finney, R.C. Gambill, C. Richardson, J.C. Reeves, E. Richardson, W. Sperlin, A. 
Toliver, F.S. Pegram

Company G
Killed:  Cicero Bragg, Chris Fields
Wounded:  Capt. G.A. Graves, Lts. R.S. Mitchell and M.H. Cobb, Sgts. R.S. 
Blackwell, C.H. Stokes, M.R. Sartin, Corp. W.D. Pagge, J. Lambert, W.S. Wheeler, 
S. Snow, L.J. Perkins, W.H. Lee, J. Work, R. Leonard, N. Reid, J.H. Knott, D. 
Brewer, J.H. Wayne, L.J. Padgett
Missing:  G.V. Strader, R.J. Mitchell, J. Jackson, J. Prior

Company H
Killed:  W.W. Martin, P.H. Martin, H. Sisk
Wounded:  Lt. M.T. Mitchell, Sgts. H. Williams and W. G. Sisk, Corps. J.A. Cone 
and J.M. Burge, A.P.J. Allberty, J.M. Campbell, W.B. Duggins, J. Fair, J.W. Frazier, 
W.H. Hall, C.H. Hollingsworth, G.J. Jackson, G.W. Lourance, R.S. Martin, W.D. 
Martin, J.W. Nicholson, R.L. Phillips, J.M. Robinson, P. Sisk, S.H. Sumblin, J.H. 
Tilly, R.H. Taylor, T. Wilkins

Company I
Killed:  Sgt. J. Presnel
Wounded:  Capt. G.F. Lamb, Lts. J.H. Palmer, J.S.  Robins and B.W. Burkhead, Sgts. 
J.L. Brown, and A.H. Julian, Corp. H.H. Rollins, B.L. Causey, W. Davis, T.F. Jolley, E. 
Lathram, N.F. Lewis, J. McDowell, W.J. Staley, A. Tucker, W. Frazier, C. Robbins, 
John Jones, R. Lees, L. McDowell

Company K
Killed:  B. Miller, M. Smith, J.H. Horton
Wounded:  Lt. C.E.J. Dobson, Sgts. J.W. Crawford and J.H. Pinkerton, J.H. Davis, 
M. Davis, G. Suttles, J.H. Poteet, M.E. Wilkerson, G.W. Curtis, F.M. Stepp, O.J. 
Stroup, P. Cardwell, W. Varner, N.H. Roads
Missing:  Lt. J.B. Burgin, J.E. Tilley

Company L
Killed:  A. Gorley, C. Albright
Wounded:  Capt. Lee Russell, Lt. E.C. Homey, Sgt. R.W. Robbins, Corp. F.M. 
Birkhead, L.M. Birkhead, C.L. Vance, W.D. Curtis, A.D. Fogleman, A.P. Hutton, 
W.J. Hicks, J. Kearns, S. Layton, A.M. Limbry, A.T. Marsh, W.J. May, H.C. 
Steed, W. Staley, J.C. Thornbrough, J. Thrift, C.M. Vestal, Z. Ward, A.O. Williams, 
S. York, W.L. Mills, David Dorset, A.M. Allred, D.A. Fox, T.H. Lassiter
Missing:  J.E. Caviness, J. Kurnies.

Company M
Killed:  H.S. Carroll
Wounded:  Lts. C.F. Siler, J.M.  Robbins, J.M. Lawrence, Corp. W.T. Robbins, D. 
Wright, T. Kivett, J.A. Allred, J.A. Henson


Casualties 20th N.C. Regiment

Field and Staff
Wounded:  Col. T.F. Toon or Tonn and Adjutant J.F. Ireland, missing, supposed to 
be wounded and taken prisoner

Company A
Killed:  J.W. Gordy
Wounded:  Lt. A.M. Wilhelm, Sgts. J.F. Patterson and J.F. Willford, J.M. Carter, 
P.F. Faggart, D.G. Coleman
Missing:  Corp. V.W. Kestler, W.H. Bost, J.L. Groner, D.G. Coleman

Company B
Killed:  D.L. Barnhardt
Wounded:  Corp. Faggart, W.H.H. Bangle, J.C. Blackwelder, G.W. Cross, S.C. 
Fulham, J.F. Kirksey, M.O. Spears
Missing:  G.F. Barnhardt

Company C
Killed:  E. Bullard
Wounded:  Sgt. S. Stricklin, arm; Corp. R. Fault, lost left arm; A. Reynolds, breast; 
W.H. Daniel, hip, A. King, hand

Company D
Killed:  Corp. D. Norris
Wounded:  Sgt. J.B. Skipper, J.H. Mills, D.W. Mills, C. Carteret, J. Howell, D. 
Duncan, C. (or O.) Duncan, B. Hinson, F. Spivey
Missing:  Corp. W.W. Womble

Company E
Wounded;  Lt. A.D. Hicks, Sgts. N.J. Williams and J. H. Baker, Corp. J.C. Killett, 
H. Byrd, E.J. Cherry, E.F. Hicks, B.F. Millard, K. Millard, M.I. Padgett, H. Rogers

Company F
Killed:  Lt. J.J. Wilson, Corp. J.C. Carr, S. Hall
Wounded:  Lt. A.F. Lauhon or Lanhon, Sgt. B.B. Lewis, Haywood, Fisher, Thomas, 
L. Owen, H.W. Hall
Missing:  Corp. T. Sissoms, J.H. Sikes, L. Faircloth

Company G
Killed:  Corp. R.F. Dail
Wounded:  Corp. A. Howitt, J. Leonard, W.P. White, T. Russ
Missing:  E. Hans, A.K. Hewett, D.M. Williams, J.W. Leonard

Company H
Killed:  Sgt. G.R. West, J.J. Williams, J.R. Boss
Wounded:  J. Hudson, Jr., lost left leg; S. Phillips, E. Jackson(?)—transcriber’s note, 
there are other names, but got cut off, cannot read

Company I
Killed:  W.A. Naxgle(?)
Wounded:  Corp. T.J. Holland, W.I. Johnson, M. Royal, R.T. Caw, A. Sellers
Missing:  Corp. C.T. Williamson, R. Hall, D.M. Powell

Company K
Killed:  Lt. E.W. Collins, A.B. Conner, Owen H. Brown
Wounded:  Capt. Broadhurst, Sgt. J.P. Cook, J.J. Ward, Joshua Williamson, Jas. Dew, 
Thomas Bullard, Jas. Merritt
Missing:  Sgt. Colon Nobles

List of Confederate Prisoners
Washington City, May 6, 1863
To the Editor of the Whig:
You will confer a favor by publishing the following list of prisoners of the 4th N.C.T. taken 
on Sunday, 3rd May and request the North Carolina papers to copy.
Very Respectfully
Cader Parker, 2nd Lt.

Company A
Corp. W. Allen, A. Byons(?), C. Middleton, J.W. Hobbs, Martin Snow, J.T. Urvin

Company B
Sgt. D.A. Donnohoe(?), Corp. R.A. Mills, slightly wounded in the right eye, T.S. Lyerly, 
George T. Jordan, George W. Gibson, wounded in head slightly—conscripts

Company C
Sgts. R.P. Feimster(?) and J.A. Holmes, Corp. A.S. Summers, W.M. Chipley, A.S. 
Mills, A.F. Lewis, D.A. Gandin, S. Henaron, M.A. Claywell, flesh wound in thigh

Company D
Lt. Carter Parker, W. Anderson, Giles Kernsgay, A. Wilson, the last two conscripts.  
Wilson has taken the oath of allegiance to the U.S.

Company E
Corps. B. Whitley, Louis Bennett, Jno. W. Hawkins, David Brock, David W. Forbes, 
Andrew Weaver, Wm. R. Moore, Jno. Lilis

Company F
Corps. J.T. Atkinson, slightly wounded in the back; J.H. Mashbourn, Elvin Flors(?), 
Jas. B. Woodard, Jno. L. Burton(?), Langly Nixon, flesh wound in thigh; Jno. P. 
Wells, Robert R. Vick, wounded in ankle; Jas. B. Woodard, slightly wounded in hip; 
D.G. Jackson, wounded in ankle; R. Candon(?), wounded in arms

Company G
L.W. Back, J.B. Stroud

Company H
J.A. McHargue, Ely McHargue, R.W. Nesbot(?), Avon York, F.F. Wooten, wounded 
in finger

Company I
Daniel Simmons, wounded in arm badly; Jno. W. Selby, J.W.Swindle, W.J. Wright, 
F.B.(or E.) Guilford

Company K
N.A. Eller, wounded in arm


After the death of Major Rowe, the 12th Regiment was put under the command of Lt. 
Col. R.D. Johnston of the 23rd, who led it through the battles of Sunday and Monday.  
Capt. Wm. H. Johnston, who commanded a company from Lincoln County in the 23rd 
Regiment, led his men through the whole fight, although he had the use of but one 
arm, the right arm having been paralyzed by a wound received in the Battle of Seven 
Pines.  Private Wm. Savage of the 12th Regiment, captured alone one Yankee 
colonel, a captain, two lieutenants and eleven enlisted men.  All honor to the noble 
privates of our armies.  After all the field officers were disabled the 7th Regiment was 
led through the fight by Capt. James Harris of Cabarrus County and the 33rd Regiment 
by Capt. J.H. Saunders
Charlotte Democrat

Casualties 3rd N.C.T.

Field and Staff
Wounded:  Lt. Col. S.D. Thruston, seriously, foot; Maj. W.M. Parsley, hand and collar 
bone; Sgt. Maj. Samuel A. Mills, seriously in hand

Company A
Killed;  T.W. Hill, S.J. Radford, J.A. Edwards, J.P. Aldridge, J.M. Wooten, Jno. Batts, 
J.B. Dunn, J.T. Jones
Wounded:  Lts. Jos Dardin and H. Bryant, Sgts. R.A.Edwards, H.C. Kilpatrick and 
Hopkin Williams, Corps. G.B. Pate and Jno. W.Taylor, W.M. Bryant, B. Baker, Jno 
Britt, J.R. Best, J.R. Hill, Wm. Hann, J.S. Knight, Asa Phillips, R.H. Suggs, S.B. 
Timberlick, Winburn West, J.H. Aldridge, B.E. Mitchell, Stephen Oxby, Richard Ward, 
J.W. Hortin, Wm. Lane, J.N.C. Taylor, Jno. Grant, Jno. Wainwright
Missing:  P.D. Granger, J.L. Means

Company B
Killed:  Corp. H. Dobson, J.R. Can
Wounded:  Sgt. S.S. Carroll, Corps. H.C. Sandlin and T.G. Jones, F.W. Brinson, J.C. 
Bostick, C.R. Hunter, H.R. Mashburn, Asa Sumner, Jno. J. Thompson, D.J. Rodgers, 
Jno. S. Holland, T.J. Whitfield

Company C
Killed:  D.T. Hollingsworth
Wounded:  Sgt. Jacob Strickland, Color Bearer H.B. Butler, Corp. D.J. Montgomery, 
A.L. Ledbetter, Wm. McLamb, S.R. Tolar, Jno. Bailey, Angus Smith, S.N. Sewell, 
N.N. Arnett, Travis Bedsole, J.W. Rouse, E.J. Edwards, Wm. Smith, Daniel H. West, 
Jno. McL. Wallace

Company D
Killed:  Robert James, Hogan Smith
Wounded:  Capt. VAnBokkelen, Lt. W.H. Barr, Sgts. G.W. Boylan and Jesse Tindall, 
Corp. Sol Grubb, G.B. Adams, R.S. Best, George E. Bridger, J.H. Harrell, Matthew 
Hart, Jno. Hines, Luke Kornegay, Jas. Medham, J.T. Rochelle, Asa Rouse, Cannon 
Slaughter, R.W. Best

Company E
Killed:  Sgt. J.R. Jenkins, E. Aman, J.A. Edens, N.S. Ennett, T.N. Vann
Wounded:  Capt. Ennett, Lts. E. Porter and A.C. Sidbury, J.C. Bryan, B.F. Bryan, 
J.B. Bullock, Bennett Dunn, Jno. Deal, T.J. Everett, J.T. Hanley, T.E. King, G.W. 
Padrick, W.E. Parker, Robert Paschal, B.F. Williams, R.W. Yopp
Missing:  W. Barber, J.D. Hannichler

Company F
Killed:  P.H. Chandler, Eli Privatt
Wounded:  Sgts. Crapon and Sellars, J.C. Allen, H. Craig, N. Carter, C. Hardin, W.H. 
Pickett, P. Roddy, J.W. Sampson, H. Smith, Jno. Saunders, J.A. White, G.W. Williams
Missing:  Corps. Ormsby and Farrow

Company G
Killed:  Sgt. J.P. Smith, Albert Rich, N.C. Jones, D.B. Haskins
Wounded:  Sgts. J.P. Ketchum and O.C. Hill, Corp. J.R. Young, W.N. Batchelor, Oliver 
Brown, Lovet Brown, Winston Caps, L.J. Cottle, J.M. Eubanks, B.F. Higgans, J.B. 
Jones, J.P. Langley, A. McCullen, L.B. Robinson, Levi Phillips, P. Shepard, J.S. 
Shepard, B.R. Spight, J.E. Winberry, W.L. Wilkins
Missing:  Corp. W. Buce or Boce, J.W. Dixon, E.B. Robertson, Jas. Shepard

Company H
Killed:  D. Baker, W.W. Brady, R. Burke, G.W. Cashwell, D.D. Parker
Wounded:  Lt. Z.H. Loudermilk, Corp. A. Springs, R. Aldridge, W.H. Cutts, J.M. Creach, 
J. Ellis, H.B. Everett, J.D. Erambert, J. Langley, D.M. Thompson, J. Baldwin, H. Baldwin, 
D.R. Clarke, M.H. Sikes, S. Hall, C.S. Sellars, J.S. Cain(?), J.M. McLeod, S.S. Williams
Missing:  Corp. Lanier, N. Parish, M.M. Leonore

Company I
Killed:  S.C. Chancey, J.J. Davis, W.A. Lassiter, W.C. Sawyer
Wounded:  Lt. J.C. Stone, Sgts. T.P. Barrow and J.W. Day, Corps. Amos Ireland and 
D.S. Brooks, J. and J.W. Day, Corps. Amos Ireland and D.S. Brooks, J.Z. Allen, T.H. 
Belvin, W.R. Gleen or Green, Jos. B. Davis, J. Neill, P.P. Glenn, J. Lanier, W.R. 
Medlin, W.H. Martin, T.L. Patrick, S.J. Wilkinson

Company K
Killed:  Capt. T.E. Armstrong, Sgt. W.A. Bloodworth, J.W. Garris, Jno. W. Harris, 
McRae Padgett, Z. Robbins
Wounded:  Lts. G.M. Ormsby and A.J. Casteen, Sgt. W.B. Player, Corps. M. 
Wood and K. Brown, J.H. Brown, G. Reaves, C.W. Casteen, Robert Chadwick, T.J. 
Cowan, Jas. Deal, P.L. Lee, Robert Rivenbark, B.J. Rochelle, A.N. Smiley, Daniel 
Watkins
Missing:  Corp. R.S. Player, M.D. Mott, J.D. Bunn, J.D. Walton, R. Giddings

Casualties 12th N.C.T.

Field and Staff
Killed:  Maj. D.P. Rowe
Wounded:  Sgt. Major Jno. T. Cook

Company A
Killed:  W.P. Barnes, D.B .Hoover, T.A.Turbyfield
Wounded:  Lt. M.A. Young, Sgt. S.L. Young, J.H. Bost, S.A. Bolick, A.J. Corpening, 
J.A. Epps, George Fox, M.L. Fry, W.F. Huffman, C.C. Howell, D.L. Moore, E.L. 
Moore, W. Moore, N.J. Rowe, G.W. Robb, F. Murphy, C.T. Sigman, Mark Setzer, 
N. Travis
Wounded and Missing:  Sgt. S.T. Wilfong, H.J. Deal, E.D. Deal, P.W. Whitner
Missing:  Frank Hedrick, J.P. Settlemyer

Company B
Killed:  J.F. Williams
Wounded:  J.H. Knott

Company C
Killed:  W.H .Hicks
Wounded:  Lt. K. Plummer, Sgt. E.R. Russell, J.E. Drake, E.J. Adcock, W.E. Curtis, 
A.A. Harriss, H.D. King, L.F. Lambert, I.J. Moss, J.L. Smith, O. Stallings, J.T. Williams
Missing:  Sgt. W.B. Fleming, Corp. S.A. Word

Company D
Wounded:  Lt. J.C. Hester, Corp. R.H .Mitchell, R.L. Allen, Jno. Blount, J. Carpenter,
W.R. Godfrey, R.A. Hart, J.L. Hobgood, G.W. Royster, T.A. Stone, R.H. Hobgood
Missing:  Sgt. M. Blalock, M. Flanigan

Company E
Killed:  Lt. L.M .Wells, Corp. S.A. Crowder, David Hamrick
Wounded:  Corp. W.L. Chapman, D.D. Whisnant, J.J. Cornwall, A. Cline, P. 
Dellinger, C. Durham, T.J. Glasscock, E. Hamrick, C.D.D. Jolly, S.W. Jolly, 
E.V. Jones, E.J. Larky, A.J. Oats, W.N. Spangler, J.R. Wells, G.H. Wright
Missing:  Sgt. M.P. Dellinger

Company F
Wounded:  Lt. W.E. Johnston, Sgt. W.A. Montgomery, Corp. H.J. Allen, J. Brittain,
J. Draper, M.D. Duke, R.B. Thornton

Company G
Killed:  Lt. T.W. Daniel, Corp. W.E. Fort
Wounded:  Capt. S.H. Brickell, Sgts. F.B. Whitehead and J.A. Snow, A. Holt, J. 
Kearney, T.W. Novell, W.D. Rook, Abner Shearin
Missing:  W.H. Branch

Company H
Wounded:  Lt. J.C. Harper, C.S. Barbee, G.B.R. Barnes, G. Cyrus, J.B. Evans, W.J. 
Griffin, J.A. Pittman, H.H. Pridgen
Missing:  Noah Williams

Company I
Killed:  A. Collins
Wounded:  Sgt. -------, Corp. P. B. Mabry, Benjamin Hamlet, Aug. Harlow, M.E. King, 
W.E. Burt or Bart, B. Wooden, Jas. Rooker, J.S. Moorehouse
Missing:  J. Walker

Company K
Killed:  Jno. Johnston
Wounded:  L. Gay, J.J. Jones, Wm. Robertson

This command went into this engagement with 32 officers, 60 non-commissioned 
officers and 245 men.

Headquarters 32nd Regiment N.C.T.
Camp Near Fredericksburg, Va.

Messrs. Editors:
Our regiment, the 32nd, left Kinston on the 17th and got to Richmond on the 
evening of the 18th.  Our boys were worn out; we had to ride on a flat all the way 
and had to sit upon our knapsacks.  We were placed on the flat as thick as we 
could sit; you may guess we were tired of our position.  After we arrived at 
Richmond, we marched to Capitol Square, where we remained all night.  The 
next morning at daylight we were called up and marched to the Fredericksburg 
Depot, where we remained for two hours, and you may rest assured that the two 
hours were spent with pleasure.  When we were halted the women threw hams 
of meat out the window to us.  One man opened three barrels of cakes and told 
us to help ourselves.  As soon as the word as given I never saw such a scramble 
and pushing, every man trying to get his part.  But it was soon broken up; we 
had to get aboard the train; when it started we gave three cheers for old 
Richmond and her kind ladies.  We arrived at Fredericksburg about 11:00 and went 
into camp about 3 and one half miles from town.  Many of the people thought that 
our regiment was a brigade, as it looked so large; but they had a good reason for 
thinking so, for most of the regiments here are not larger than a full company of 
ours.  It is thought that we will have another battle here in a few days.  From the 
present appearance of our troops around here, if the Yankees will try it again they 
will get the worst whipping that ever a set of men got.  Our men are all in good 
spirits and look as if nothing had happened here.  Our pickets and the Yankees 
are very intimate, too much so I am afraid for our good; they talk and run on 
together, trade tobacco for coffee.  I saw a note that a Yankee picket sent to our 
pickets yesterday evening.  It read as follows:  “I will bring some coffee this evening 
at 4 or 5:00.  I want you to have some tobacco to swap for it.  Please send me a 
newspaper.  What sort of a hat have you got?  I would swap with you but if my 
officers would catch me with any Confederate clothing on they would punish me 
severely.”  Our boys and the Yankees go in swimming together every day, but they 
take good care not to let the officers on either side catch them.  One of our pickets 
hallooed at they yesterday evening and told them that he was going over to see them.  
They told him to bring a paper with him.  He tied one around his head and swam over 
to see them.  When he got to the Yankees they stuck their guns in the ground and 
went and met him, shook hands as if they had been acquainted with each other for 
years.  They gave him some coffee for his paper.  While they were talking and trading, 
one of the Yankees came running down the hill and told him that an officer was coming 
and he had better get away as quick as he could.  Our man took his coffee and soon 
landed on this side of the river.  We had several men (all conscripts) to desert from our 
regiment while coming on here.  We had eight from my company (F).



Addendum:

Fayetteville Observer, Monday, May 11, 1863

Col. J.C.S. McDowell, 54th, we deeply regret to learn, is dead.  Lt. J.W. Miller, Company 
D, 21st of Forsyth, was killed.  The Raleigh Guards carried 21 men into action and five 
came out.  In Ramseur’s N.C. Brigade, the General reports 500 wounded-few killed.  
In Lane’s Brigade, besides those elsewhere, Lt. Col. Hill, 7th, killed; and Col. W.H.A. 
Speer, 28th, Lt. Col. D.V. Cowan, 33rd, Lt. Col. Ashcarft, 37th, Maj. Davidson, 7th, Maj. 
Mayhew, 33rd, Major Morris, 37th, wounded.  Wounded in the Brigade, 170—killed not 
known.  The brigade made four charges on a heavy breastwork and at last took it.  In 
the 14th, Col. R.T. Bennett, contusion, but on duty.  Lt. Col.  W.A. Johnston, arm broken.  
Col. W.M. Barber, 37th is also wounded.  We take these lines from the Raleigh Progress 
of this morning.

Fayetteville Observer, Monday, May 18, 1863

33rd Regiment, Company G—For casualties in this company, see Military Deaths, 
under this same issue, the death of Lt. Callais.  This contains other deaths and 
wounded in this company.





Transcribed by Christine Spencer April 2007 & February-March 2008





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