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These pages are dedicated to the memory of all the men from North Carolina that fought in the Civil War.
Gettysburg
Transcriber’s Note: Look no farther than the below 28th N.C.T. casualties and the 26th
N.C.T. Companies E & F casualties where two lists are cross referenced to realize
great discrepancies and inaccuracies are found in these lists; the editor who initially
type set the hand written lists could have made errors and this transcriber read and
transcribed small print often faded and blurry. Take care and always verify by a
second source.
This document contains the following:
Correspondent on the Scene-First Reports
Promotions
20th N.C.T. casualties (officers only)
28th N.C.T. casualties
26th N.C.T. casualties Companies E & F (see further below for complete reg’t)
5th N.C.T.
13th N.C.T.
Letters from soldiers re the killed and wounded 47th N.C.T.
Lt. J.R. Emerson, Co.E, 26th N.C.T. dies as a prisoner
2nd N.C.T. casualties
4th N.C.T. casualties
14th N.C.T casualties
30th N.C.T. casualties
53rd N.C.T. casualties, Company F
Pickett’s Charge—The 28th at Gettysburg, by One Who Was There
47th N.C.T. casualties
7th N.C.T. casualties (at Gettysburg, at Hagerstown, bringing up the rear)
37th N.C.T casualties
33rd N.C.T. casualties (at Gettysburg, at Hagerstown, bringing up the rear)
18th N.C.T. casualties (at Gettysburg, at Hagerstown, bringing up the rear)
26th N.C.T. casualties (see above for separate of Co. E & F—interfiled with this list)
Company H, 26th Regt. Separate listing not interfiled
3rd N.C.T. Casualties
Fate of Capt. Jo Davis and Lt. Pleasant P. Peace, Co. D & G, 47th N.C.T.
The 28th N.C.T.—Performance Ratings for each soldier
The Storming of Gettysburg Heights—6th Reg’t. N.C.T.
55th N.C.T. casualties (brief)
Casualties from Chapel Hill
Casualties from the Battle of Falling Water Dam-28th Reg’t.
11th Regiment casualties (brief)
General Field Officers of N.C. Regiments Who Have Fallen In The War
31st Regiment, Casualties from the assault at Sullivan’s Island
List of men who died at Chimborazo Hospital
Casualties Co. C., 47th N.C.T. Falling Waters, Maryland, July 14
Promotions, Resignations
Confederate prisoners sent to Johnson’s Island, Sandusky Bay
Information Wanted on Austin Brown
Information Wanted on William Cooper
List of Prisoners from Chester
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
July 29, 1863
Correspondent on the Scene, first reports
Heth’s, Rhodes’ and Pickett’s Divisions bore the brunt of the battle. Pettigrew’s,
Daniel’s and Iverson’s brigades were badly cut up. Pettigrew was wounded, his
adjutant Hughes badly wounded. Capt. McCrary of Pettigrew’s was killed while
carrying the colors of the 26th Regiment. Lt. Col. Andrews of the 2nd Battalion
was killed. Only 80 of the battalion reported for duty afterwards. Col Marshall,
Lt. Col. Parks, and Major Richardson of the 52nd Regiment supposed killed and
Capt. McCain killed. Col. Faribault of the 47th wounded and Lt. Col. Graves and
Major Crudup reported killed. Col. Leventhorpe of the 11th dangerously wounded,
Major Bass killed. Three lieutenants of the Chapel Hill Company, 11th Regiment,
killed. Col. Burgwyn of the 26th killed carrying the colors, Lt. Col. Lane badly
wounded in the mouth and head and Major Jones, now commanding the brigade,
slightly wounded; also in the 26th Capt. Wilson and Lt. Richardson of Union
County killed. From Wake County Capt. Adams and Lt. Jones wounded. Lts.
Broughton and Woodall killed and Capt. Brewer of Chatham and three lieutenants
wounded. Lt. Murdock McLeod from Moore badly wounded in the shoulder; Lts.
Wilcox and McGilvray also wounded. Capt. McLaughlin of Anson (a native of
Cumberland) wounded in the hand; Lt. Lilly in the hip; Lt. Henry in the thigh;
J.A. Polk also wounded. Stokes McRae of Richmond County, Sgt. Major of the
26th Regiment, mortally wounded, Adj’t. Jordan also wounded. The 26th
Regiment went in 800 and after the first day had 216 for duty. The next day
73 drew rations; 14 men shot carrying the flag of the 26th. Lt. Bond, an aid to
General Daniel, badly wounded. Col. Kenan, 48th Regiment, flesh would in thigh,
Capt. Kenan ditto, Lt. Carr in heel. Of the three Anson County companies, Lt.
W.W. Boggan killed, Lt. Moore slight wound in leg, Lt. Polk contusion in hip,
Lt. Flake in leg, Lt. Shepard flesh wound in leg, Lt. Col. Boyd, 45th, wounded.
Daniel’s Brigade thought to have lost 1,000 killed and wounded. 23rd Regiment
suffered heavily. But few of the badly wounded will reach here. Our men fought
nobly.
Truly Yours
Long Grabs
Correspondent from the Fayetteville Observer
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
July 4, 1863
Promotions: General Robert Ransom to be Major General and his brother Col.
M.W. Ransom to be Brigadier General. Brigadier General Pender to be Major
General. Col. A.M. Scales of the 18th promoted to Brigadiership; and Lt. Col.
J.B. Gordon of the 2nd Cavalry to be Colonel in place of Col. Williams,
deceased.
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
July 22, 1863
20th N.C. Regiment
Major J.S. Brocks of this regiment has communicated to the Wilmington
Journal the following list of casualties in the field and staff officers in the
late Gettysburg battle. He could not obtain a list of the men:
Wounded: Lt. Col. N. Slough in left arm, Maj. J.S. Brooks in left arm
Company A—Wounded: Capt. P.A. Smith in foot, Lt. J.D. Irwin in hand
Company C—Wounded: L.P. Williams in face
Company D—Killed: Lt. J.L. Gore
Company F—Killed: Lt. F.C. Wilson; Wounded: J.W. Wright, in face
Company G—Killed: Capt. O.E. Mercer, Lt. T.C. Fulwood
Company H—Wounded: Capt. C.B. Monk, in breast
Company I—Wounded: Capt. D.J. Derane, in hand
All the wounds are slight
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
July 22 and July 29, 1863
28th N.C.T. Casualties, Gettysburg, July 1,2,3
(Transcriber’s Note: Two casualty lists were posted for this unit, one
on July 2 and a second on July 29, they have been cross referenced
here, if there was a difference from the July 2 list, the difference is in
parentheses)
Field and Staff
Wounded: Col. S.D. Lowe, severe (Sam), Lt. Col. W.H. Speer, slight,
Maj. S.A. Stone, slight, Adj. R.S. Folger(?), slight, Sgt. Maj. R.W.
Rankin, slight (W.R.) {On the July 29 list only Lowe and Rankin are
shown}
Company A
Killed: A.J. Chandler
Wounded: Capt. E.F. Lovell (on July 29 list first initial looks more like
a ‘C’ or ‘O’), Lt. E. T. Thompson, severe, Ptes. J.W. Benson, A.J.
Bobbet, J.H. Childers (Childress), S.G. Gates, severe, J. H. Hardy
(not on July 29 list), W.H. Marsh, D.P. Smith, mortal (not on July 29 list),
Ransom Wood, L.C. York, severe
Missing: Sgt. J. W. Cockerham (Corp. on July 29 list), Capt. W.S.
Blackwood (Corp. on July29 list), Ptes. J.T. Blackwood, Arthur Bray,
Wilson Canter (Cemter? On July 29 list), Thomas Sprinkle, J.W.
White (W.J.)
Company B
Killed: Sgt. H. A. Torrence
Wounded: Capt. T.S. Smith, severely (T.T.), Corp. T.M. Foster, ( Private
J.M.), Pte. Peter Neal, A.A. Ryne (Rhyne), Jas. Huffsteller, W.H.
Carpenter, J.T. Carpenter, mortal (not on July 29 list), J.A. Floyd,
G. Hines (not on July 29 list), D.A. Linebarger, G.M. Lorgan (not on
July 29 list), Jno A. Morrow (not on 7-29 list), Jno. O. Murry (not on
July 29 list), J.J. McIntosh (not on July 29 list), E.L. Piggram, severe
(not on July 29 list), J.R. Service (Sewill), J.W. Shields, severe, Moses
Streape(?)
Missing: Sgt. J.A. White (J.E.), Corp. J.S. Cloneger (Cloninger), Ptes.
F.W. Leeper (Luper), W.A. Lawing, W.F. Service (Lewis), J.B. Crenshaw,
C. Neal, R.M. Jenkins, F.W. Thompson
Company C
Killed: Lt. E.C. Austin, Sgt. D. Kincade (Kincaid), Ptes. Wm. Miller,
Frank Peevey(?), David Sipe
Wounded: Capt. T.J. Linebarger, severe, Corpls. M.A. Sigman (Pte on
July 29 list), P.J. Herman (Harmon), Ptes. G.A. Abernathy (not on July 29 list),
A. Bolch (not on July 29 list), L. Bolch, L. Cook, S. Connel (not on July 29 list),
D. Dunn (not on July 29 list), E. Fry (E.N.), J. Green (not on July 29 list),
D. Hefner (Hiffner), J. Houston (J.P. Hanston), W. Martin, W.A. Harewell
(not on July 29 list), Hiram Miller (missing on July 29 list), E. Link (not on
July 29 list), D. Peever (D. Peevey and missing on July 29 list), L. Peevey,
D. Pryor (S. Pryor), J. Fry (Missing on July 29 list), J. Linebarger (Missing on
July 29 list), J.J. Reynolds (missing on July 29 list), N. Hawn(?) or Haws(?)
(not on July 29 list), A.K. Campbell (missing on July 29 list) On July 29 list
but not on earlier list: Wounded: J.A. Peevey, L. Holler, J. Killiam;
Missing: D. Horn
Company D
Killed: Sgt. J.M. Easley
Wounded: Lt. Ed Moore, severely, Pte. J. Whitaker (not on July 29 list),
B.R. Maulding (not on July 29 list), C. Carpenter, A. Carpenter (note, only
one Carpenter on July 29 list, an A.C. Carpenter), J.P. Manett, B. Perry,
A. Sides (C.M. Sides), J. Sides, D.E. Smith, severe (Wounded on July
29 list but not on earlier one: Ptes. N. Pennington and W. G. (or C.)
Morris)
Missing: Capt. J.W. Randall, Ptes. C.W. Ledes(?), E. Allman, J. W.
Davis, H. Huneycutt, J.W. Howel, D. Herrin (D. Hernin), J. M. Hatley,
A.K. Miller, N.C. Pennington, J.E. Sell (on July 29 list of missing, only
Allman, Davis, Hernin, Miller and Sell appear and an additional
name not on the earlier list appears: A.D. Miller)
Company E
Wounded: Lt. E. Hurley, severe, Ptes. D.B. Allen, C.C.(or O.C.) Bruer, W.T.
Green, O.(?) C. Brown (not on July 29 list) , S. Morris, severe, A. Smith, G.
Hunsucker (not on July 29 list), William Gadd, mortal (not on July 29 list)
(Note: the above C.C. or O.C. Burer and the O.C. Brown might have been
the same individual)
Missing: J.H. Ballard (Ballad), S.E. Waistner (not on July 29 list), J.W.
Wade, J. Redden (J.A. Ridan), J.A. Sadberry, Jos. Callais, E.J. McInnis,
J.C. Parker, Wm. Phillips, N.L. Cook (W.L.), J.C. Hasten, D.W. Waistner.
On July 29 list, J.M. Stafford shows as missing
Company F
Killed: Pte. Samuel Fortner
Wounded: Lt. J.G. Truelove, Sgts. P.A. Apperson, A.F. Randleman (A.T.),
J.C. Brown (not on July 29 list), Ptes. John Heeks (Hinks), W.S. Dickson
(Dukson), F. Gaugh (not on July 29 list), J.D. Conrad, R.A. Pack (Park),
Jas. Taskit (Tacket), S.D. Cuson (Creson) (On July 29 list but not on earlier
one: Pte. J.F. Adams)
Missing: Lt. W.A. Marler, Ptes. S. Choplin (Chaplin), S.B. Stackland
(Strickland), W.D. Kelly (not on July 29 list), T.H. w - - ten (T.A. Wonton
or Wosten?), A. Brown (A.Z. Brown), J.W. Tacket (John), C.A. Taite (Talley)
Company G
Wounded: Corp. S.G. Ryan, Ptes. S. Canford (Crawford), L. Lloyd (Floy),
M. Smith (not on July 29 list), P.H. Poindexter, N. Straughn (not on July
29 list)
Missing: Capt. E. Marrow (E.G.), Sgt. W.D.F. Edwards (W.S.), Ptes.
R.I.(?) Cates (not on July 29 list), J. Check or Cheek, W. Crabtree (W.E.),
J.H. Durham, T.W. Howard, J.A. Morris (Myaris), W.G.W. Poindexter, J.L.
Smith (not on July 29 list)
Company H
Killed: Lt. S.A. Simmons
Wounded: Ptes. J.L. Green (not on July 29 list), M.M. Jelly (not on July
29 list), J.C. Holland(J.L.), W.C. Barnet (W.F.), P.A. Holland (not on July
29 list), S.G.H. Bridges (D.H.) (On July 29 list, wounded—W.F. Privort)
Missing: W.E. Lee (not on July 29 list), J.W. Lee (Corp.), J.T. Wilson
(W.T.), J.J. Rollans (Sgt.), J.S.B McGinnis (J.L.B. McGwin on July 29
list, might be a different individual), J.W. Green (G.M. Gran)
Company I
Killed: Ptes. Jones Holcomb, Jones McKey (Malkey)
Wounded: Lt. S.S. Buchanan (not on July 29 list), J.H. Snow, severely
(Lt.), Ptes. P. Baity (not on July 29 list), N.C. Dozier (not on July 29 list),
slight, J.G. Dannen, mortally (Danner), W.H. Children (Childress), M. Carter
(not on July 29 list), D.C. Hall, C.V. Hutchens (not on July 29 list), L.W.
Johnson (not on July 29 list), B.T. McKaughn (not on July 29 list), E. H.
Reeves, severe (not on July 29 list), G.B. Harding (not on July 29 list)
Missing: Sgt. C.D. Hendricks (Hindeks), D.C. Casey (Sgt.), Ptes. W.
Buckhanan (Buchanen), J.T. Reynolds (G.T.), B.W. Westerman (not on
July 29 list) , J.T. Holcomb (note this individual is shown as wounded on
the July 29 list)
Company K
Wounded: Lts. J.T. Biles, A.W. Stone, Sgts. W.J. Best (Ross), D.M.
Ross, Corp. S.P. Forrest (not on July 29 list), W.A.C. Biles (not on July
29 list), A.C. Berrie (not on July 29 list), L.D. Burris (not on July 29 list),
W.D. Kirk (not on July 29 list), S.J. Nash, W.F. Crowell(?) (not on
July 29 list), J.A. Randal (Randall), G.D. Rose (not on July 29 list), J.M.
Henson (J.M. Harmon) (On July 29 list there are additionally Pte. W.F.
Randall and Pte. J.P. Ross)
Missing: Wm. Kirker (Cariker), D.D. Davis (not on July 29 list), D.W.
Euny (D.W. Ewry), J. Howell (J.T.), D.A. Hartley (Hailey), D.J. Hall (not
on July 29 list), Solomon Harkey, B.E. Kirk (G.E.), D.W. Moody, J.
Wilson (J. Nelsen), B.F. Smith (D.F.), W.S. Swaninger (W.F. Swaringer),
H.C. Swaninger (Swaringer), G. Russell (Missing on July 29 list but not on
earlier list: D.H. Holt, W.A.E. Riles, A.C. Burris, S.P. Ferrist)
The missing are mostly killed and wounded and left in the Yankee lines
as there was no straggling from the regiment. Every man that went into
the fight that did not get out is either killed or wounded and I feel a large
portion of the missing are killed. Who are not killed or wounded are in
Yankee hands. The man fought gallantly—as men never fought before.
W.H.A. Speer, Lt. Col., Commanding, 28th Reg’t.
(Note: on July 29 list additional details were given from later smaller fighting)
Casualties in the 28th bringing up the rear while crossing the Potomoc:
Company B—Missing: R.B. Stous, L. Wilson
Company C—Missing: Able Harman
Company E—Missing: J.H. Hunsucker
Company G—Missing: R.L. Cates, H.C. Sykes
Company I—Missing: Henry Bundy
Company K—Missing: E.H. Milton
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
July 22, 1863 and July 29, 1863
26th Regiment—Two lists were published for Companies E and F, which
have been cross referenced, the differences being shown in parentheses
are from the July 29 list—see below for the rest of the 26th Regiment
It will be seen that 34 were killed and 125 wounded in the two below
companies. If all the companies in the regiment suffered as these
have the loss in the regiment must be 200 killed and 650 wounded.
These brave men were literally rushed to their death on the foe.
The casualties in companies from other states foot up three or four
killed and ten to twenty wounded.
W.L. Lambert, Lt., Company E
Killed: Sgt. J.M. Brooks (not on July 29 list), Corpls. Phillips (G.H.)
and Rogers (H.M.), Ptes. B.M. Beal, D. Foster (shown as missing on
July 29 list), John Hart (Heart), A.H. Howard (A.B.), J.S. Harper (J.H.
Hasper), John Mobly, H.M. Perry (H.H.), J.W. Russell, G.B. Smith, D.B.
Thomas (shown as missing on July 29 list), James Ward, T.H. Phillips
Wounded: Capt. Brewer, wounded in foot and prisoner (Capt. S.W.
Brewer on July 29 list, nothing re being a prisoner), Lt. Emerson in
thigh and arm (J.R.), Lt. Lambert in arm (J.W.), Lt. Hanner in thigh
(O.A. Hanna), Sgt. Merritt in thigh (W.H.), Color Sgt. Mansfield (J.B.),
Corp. Dorsett in leg (J.D.), Ptes. Adcock (W. Alcock), Andre or Audrey
(J.J. Andrew), H. Burroughs, Burk (B.), Brooks (J.A.), N. Brewer, A.
Calder (J.W.), A. Cavness (W. Caviness), D. Carter, serious (D.M.,
mortal), J. Carter (J.A. Caster), W.D. Carter (H.D.), R. Cheek, Randall
Cheek, M. Cheek, S. Dorsett, W. Edwards (W.W.), J. Edwards (J.N.),
Doug(?) Ellington (not on July 29 list as wounded but on July 29 list
there is a W.H.Ellington missing), N. Foster, M. Foster, leg amputated,
G.W. Harper (W.M.), W. Jones, J. Johnson, J.J. Lambert (J.G.), E.H.
McManus, J.H. McMath, J. Martindale (Jasper), C.C. Moody, M. Nad(?)
(not on July 29 list), W. Needham, J.S. Norwood (S. Norwood), E.C.
Page, J.W. Petty, J.W. Powers, J. Phillips, N. Phillips (R.), J.R. Tally
(M.R.), L.T. Teague (T. Teague), A.B. Vestal, S. Ward, H. Welch, L.
Welch (J.W.), Rob’t Welch, W. Welch (M.), J. Wakey (J.H. Wilkey),
J.N. Fields (G. Fields), J.A. Stanley (A.J.), A.W. Shields, leg amputated
(D.B.), W.R. Smith (on July 29 list, shows leg amputated) On July 29
list additionally there is an N.R. Fields, L. Ellis, J.W. McDaniel,
J. Claraday, J.W. Dowd, R.M. Smith and N.R. Smith and D.B. Thomas.
On July 29 list O.S.—Orderly Sgt.—J.M. Brooks, D.Foster and as
mentioned above, Pte. W.H. Ellington are shown as missing.
List of casualties Company F, 26th Regiment
Killed: Capt. J.B. Holloway (on July 29 list, it shows wounded in bowels,
since dead), Ptes. Robert Braswell, J.H. Coffey (A.H.), R.H. Caswell
(Robert), M.L. Townsell (Tournage), Jackson Gregg (J.), J. Phillips,
W.E. Phillips, W.L. Thompson (W.M.), John C. Lewis, (first letter illegible)
B. Littlejohn (on July 29 list shows as Jno. Littlejohn, wounded mortally,
C. Coffey (on July 29 list shows wounded in bowels, since dead), Thomas
Crump (not on July 29 list), John Taylor and five other supposed to be killed,
named J.P. Shook, William Fleming (not on July 29 list), Wm. Deal (missing),
J. Cozart (Coznot) (missing), Abram Hutson (Hudson) (missing), J.
Zimmerman on 7-29 list as dead
Wounded: Lt. C.M. Sudderth, badly in hand, Sgt. J.T.C. Hood, badly in
thigh and foot, Sgt. R.N. Hodspethy, shocked by shell (not on July 29 list),
Sgt. H.C. Coffee, badly in wrist, Corpls. S.P. Philyans, badly in thigh, Corp.
H. Courtney, leg broken (A.H.), Pte. George Arney (Army), leg broken, M.
Bradshaw, slight in knee (N.), Zero Beach, badly in hip (not on July 29 list),
R.W. Braswell, slight in breast (not on July 29 list), S.P. Badge, badly in
foot (not on July 29 list), W.W. Bean, badly in foot (Wm.), Jno. Bowman,
badly in thigh, Jas. Baldwin, badly in thigh, W.W. Bradford, slight (not on
July 29 list), J.G. Coffeey, arm
amputated, , J.P. Coffee, shocked by shell (not on July 29 list), J.A. Coffee,
finger shot off (not on July 29 list), T.M. Coffee, severe in breast (F.M.), W.S.
Coffey, badly in thigh, Thomas Curtis, badly in thigh F., William Curtis, arm
amputated, H.C. Courtney, badly in thigh, Jas. Clark, badly in arm (Jos),
William Clarke, badly in foot, leg and shoulder, H.C. Crump, slight in arm
(not on July 29 list but might be the same individual as H.C. Courtney
on that list), S.W. Crisp, badly in thigh, Rufus Erwin, badly in shoulder (Irwing)
(dangerous), H. Ennis, badly in thigh, G.W. Halloway, badly in leg, G.W. Hood,
slight in hip, G.M. Hudspeth, badly in face (A.M. Hudsprite), G.W. Hudspeth,
badly in leg (Hudsprite), H.H. Hays, badly in shoulder (Hayes), Paul Howell,
badly in thigh, Ambrose Hutson, shocked by shell (not on July 29 list as
wounded but see above A. Hudson shown as missing on July 29 list), W.N.
Kirby, slight in shoulder, John Kincade, badly in shoulder (Kincaid),
George Morgan, badly in arm, J.D. Moore, badly in thigh, (Jas.-leg), E. Mathins,
slight in arm (Mathis), George Porch, slight in thigh (Pourch), John Porch,
badly in back (Pourch), Pinkney Powell, slight in head, Gideon Philzany, slight
in hip (G.Philyan), Noah Page, badly in thigh, M.M. Rader, badly in shoulder,
W.H. Rich, slight in arm, Hosea Stallings, badly in shoulder, William Stallings
(shown twice on 7-29 list, once as wounded, once as missing), leg broken,
T.W. Setser, badly in thigh, W.E. Setser, serious in thigh, (not on
July 29 list but was E. Setser, dangerous) Joseph Setser, leg amputated
above the knee, J.M. Sudderth, badly in thigh (leg), T.E. Sudderth, slight in
fingers (T.F.), Benjamin Taylor, slight in heel, L.A. Thomas, badly in arm
(S.A.), J.C. Thompson, badly in shoulder, C.A. Tuttle, slight in arm, J.W.
Underdown, badly in thigh, William Underdown, serious in breast, (mortally),
R. Upchurch, badly in foot, Jos. Winkler, badly in back (J. Walker, dangerous
on July 29 list), J. Zimmerman, badly in leg, A.W. Perkins, slight. Additional
names on July 29list: N. Culbreth, Thomas Courneau (Courmen?), A. Coffee,
William Curtis, M. Clark, Capt. R.M. Tuttle, leg, W. Clark, A. Perkins
Every man that went into the several battles was either killed or wounded.
I was also wounded badly in the leg just below the knee.
E.M. Tuttle, Capt., Company F, 26th N.C.T.
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
July 22, 1863
5th N.C.T. Casualties
Killed: 1st Lt. Matthew J. Malone, Company D; 2nd Lt. C.C. Rawls, Company
G; 2nd Lt. W.A. Carr, Company E; Pte. J.W. Womble, Company A; Corp.
J.S. Morgan, Company B; Ptes. R.H. Blount, W.H. Jackson, G.R. Williams,
L. Worrel, J. King, Company B; (first initial illegible) D. Bridges, L.H. Jones,
Company C; Sgts. J.M. Miller, William Steele, Pte. George Waller, Company
E; N. Ethridge, D.L. Williams, J.G. Clifford, M.P. Morgan, Company G; S.
Riley, Company I; J. Allen, J.M. Heileg, Tobias Cruse, George Keith, Aaron
Bostian(?), Isaac Earnhart, Company K
Wounded: Capt. S.B. West, commanding regiment, shoulder; Lt. F.J.
Haywood, adj., buttocks and thigh
Company A
Lt. H. H.(?) Smith, finger; Sgts. S.A. Ross, arm, S. Boon, hand, Corpls. J.W.
Monk, side, J.M. Fox, leg, Ptes. N.K. Goodwin, shoulder, Robert Adkinson,
head, N.M. Brady, hip, T.T. Burke, arm and head, Jas. Smith, hip, M. Sisemore,
arm and hand, W.B. Antony, thigh, N. Gee, arm, H.L. Webster, thigh, Levi Cook,
hand, C.F. Harper, thigh, E. Kinsaul, J.F. Beal, head
Company B
1st Lt. J.F. Cross, shoulder, Corpls. J. Hays, face and leg, R.W. Hays, head,
B.F. Wiley, arm and thigh, Ptes. J.A. Howell, arm, Calvin Hays, shoulder,
P.E. Matthews, head, B.F. Thompson, shoulder, B.F. Powell, shoulder, D.
Knight, shoulder, John Parker, stomach, L. Draper, neck, R.A. Saunders, thigh
and shoulder, R.H. Knight, neck
Company C
Wounded: 2nd Lt. H.L. Watson, head, Sgt. J.K. Whilley, hip, Corp. A. Croach,
hand, Ptes. W. Garner, shoulder, K. Brown, neck and hand, D.W. Lee, shoulder,
W.N. Harper, Jones Faulk, arm, N. Faulk, shoulder, B.N. Dean, neck, Jas.
Dean, hip, ----- Durham, hand and arm, N. Corbet, wrist, U. Johnson, arm, J.
Hudson, arm and side, L. Sasser, wrist and face, B. Massingill, eye, W.B.
Jowyringan(?), shoulder, Wm. Rains, hip, J.H. Williams, face, G.R. Pool, head,
J. Foard, hand
Company D
Wounded: Sgt. J.W. Burrow, thigh, Pte. G.E. Yart, neck
Company E
Wounded: Lt. M.F. Hunt, head, lt. R.C. West, shoulder, Sgt. D.C. Basinger, abdomen, Capt.
John Scott, thigh, Ptes. W.J. Bond, head, P. Cunningham, leg, G.S Council, thigh, J.N.
Morgan, hand, G.W. Long, foot, D.H. Hewett, side, William Riggsby, hand
Company F
Wounded: 2nd Lt. W.A. Riddick, hand, corp. C. Hobbs, testicles, Ptes. J.F. Endey, shoulder,
M.M. Endry, arm, head and knee, J. Peck, head, J.B. Carter, leg, J.D. Whitley, back, G.W.
Gafely, breast, A.S. Barringer, breast, W. Almond, hand, G. Kizer, breast.
Company G
Capt. J.M. Taylor, abdomen, 1st Lt. T.D. Deems, buttocks, Corp. Jas. Pennington, leg, Ptes.
J.A. Barringer, arm, J. Robbins, head and arm, J. Lock, both feet, J.J. Boon, jaw, W.L. Light,
R. Watson, chest and side, J. Anderson, leg, W. Dickson, leg, M. Mason, leg, B.L. Callett,
D. Baker, arm, W.A. Williams, leg and mouth, J.T. Weaver, hand
Company H
Wounded; 2nd Lt. R. Cooper, Sgt. R. Powell, head and breast, Corp. D. Parker, leg, Ptes. T.
Hurdle, breast, M.P. Morgan, head and shoulder, M. M. Pool, thigh, J. Riddick, side, R.
Sanders, side, W.C. Sairit, thigh, J. Copeland, arm, J.J. Shaver, head, C.W. Stirewalt(?), hip
Company I
Wounded: 1st Lt. W.M. Lea(?) Lee(?), neck, Sgts. J.E. Robinson, arm and head, W.F.
Smith, arm, Corpls. B.F. Thompson, leg, John Taylor, shoulder, Ptes. R. Harlow, thigh,
T.J. Hoke, neck, B.F. Bean, breast, L. Goodson, side, W.W. Cobb, head, T.H. Wood,
neck and thigh, T.J. Hancock, thigh, J.F. Hopkins, shoulder, N.B. Berry, head, E. Lewis,
head and hip
Company K
Wounded: 2nd Lt. J.C. Irvis, head, Sgt. W.T. Powa(?), neck, Ptes. W. Lefler, shoulder,
L.D. Brinkle, shoulder, E.E. Leach, arm and leg, E. Safrit, arm, E. Seaford, shoulder, L.
Deal, side and arm, A. Lappard, hand, S.A. Bean, neck, W.C. Sugart, thigh, A.A.
Bostian(?), elbow, E. Brewer, shoulder, M. Sefrit, shoulder
The above is a partial list of the casualties, a large portion of the wounded having fallen
into the hands of the enemy
S.W. West, Capt., 5th N.C.T.
13th Reg’t. N.C.T.
The following is a list of casualties in the 13th Regiment N.C.T., Scales Brigade
Lt. Col. J.H. Human commanding
Field and Staff
Wounded: Lt. Col. J.H. Human, ankle
Company A
Killed: Corp. Henry Waters, Pte. John Robinson
Wounded: Corp. E.B. Withers, 1st Lt. L.B. Henderson, 2nd Lt. J.N. Williamson, Sgt. J.M.
Jones, Ptes. H.O. Howard, J. Tottep, Mack (Mach?) Warren, Joseph Moore, P. Scott
Missing: John C. Raegan
Company B
Killed: Sgst. J.N. Knox, Corp. R.W. Choat, Ptes. H.S. Moser, H.C. Alexander, A. Bremer,
J.L. Kimbrell
Wounded: Capt. R.W. Cheat, Ptes. J.F. Kirk, J.H. Negle(?), W.J. Taylor, I.J. Walker
(leg amputated), H.F. Wolfe, S.H. Marks, W.A. McGinn (looks more like McGunn), N.C.
McGinn
Missing: 2nd Lt. Edw. Smith, Pte. W.F. Bartlette, J. Nicholson
Company C
Killed: Henry Hamlett, E. Loefler
Wounded: 2nd Lt. W.W. Rainy, mortally, 2nd Lt. W.Y. Braddon, Sgt. J.B. Yarbrough,
Corp. G.W. Brandon, Ptes. Adolphus Atkinson, John Allen, leg amputated, Samuel
Covington, W.M. Powell
Missing: Pte. W.W. Stanfield
Company D
Killed: 2nd Lt. Thomas Chambers, Corp. H.A. Gordon, Pte. Jno. Evans, Anthony Norman,
W.R. Oakley, Andy Stephens, B.Y. Warren, 2nd Lt. W.G. Woods (supposed mortally),
Corp. B.M. Stephens(?), Pte. Wm. Faucette (leg amputated), J.R. O’Brien, William Scott
(leg amputated), W. McFarland (leg amputated), G.B. Lee, William Johnson (supposed
mortally)
Company E
Killed: Thomas Fonville, W.W. Murray, J.M. Heicks, Fetley Gerriner
Wounded: Capt. Thomas A. Martin, 1st Lt. Jas. Rason, 2nd Lt. J.R. Ireland, Sgts. J.P.
Bradshaw, J.A. Dickey, W.F. Faucette, Ptes. John Adams, C.J. Andrews, W. Boggs,
G.W. Halt, G.A. Keck, J.M. Lackey, Caleb May, Jas. M. Matthews, A.J. Rike, Matthew
Palton, R.B. Forshue(?)
Missing: J.A. Rippey, W.N. Thompson
Company F
Killed: Ptes. M. Leonard, James McDaniel, Wm. H. Penry
Wounded: 1st Lt. Frank Williams, 2nd Lt. N.B. Lain, Sgt. J.A. Neil (Nail?), Ptes. A.O.
Paywalt(?), John Harris, R.A. Holt, G.W. Kinkle, U.C. May, Jno. Ridenhour, Anderson
Ridenhour, Jno. Sheats, John Tutorow, J.T. Vinegum, D.C. Wallace
Company G
Killed: Sgt. J.R. Stallings, Pte. E.R. Jones
Wounded: 2nd Lt. Rufus Atkinson, Sgt. J.H. Keel, Corp. J.R. Mayo, Ptes. L. Atkins,
L.W. Blount, M.V. Barnhill, J.B. Elexson, H.D. Lilley, J.B. Medford, H. Parker, W.
Proctor, J.H. Whitehurst, M.J. Savage
Company H
Killed: Pte. James F. Vaughan
Wounded: 1st Lt. J. Macline Smith, Sgt. James C. Ratcliffe, Corp. J.M. Robertson, leg
amputated, Ptes. Robert Covington, Owen Joyce, Henry Melton, Peter Robinson
Company I
Killed: Sgt. Joel Hudson
Wounded: 1st Lt. William H. Winchester, leg amputated, Sgt. Josephus Pratt, Ptes.
Henry Carter, Giles Jones, J.T. Rogers
Missing: Ptes. Thomas Smothers, Jas. Wray, Leonard Fry
Company K
Killed: 1st Lt. William N. Nunnally, Ptes. J.H. Upton, Jas. Walker, J.F. Slade, Richard
Ramsey
Wounded: 2nd Lt. William M. Tolten, leg amputated, Corp. J.H. Trelingor, Ptes. R.C.
Nun, B.F. Carter, W.N. Summers, P. Summers, Julius Love, Thomas Loftus, W.D.
Wright, John Chambers
Missing: Corp. B.W. Stanfield, Ptes. J.W. Bagby, John Bateman
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
July 22, 1863
A letter from an officer of the 47th who was wounded, dated July 9, to his father in this
city says:
“We have lost more than two thirds of our regiment killed and wounded. Our regiment is
ruined forever nearly all killed and wounded. You never saw anything like it thousands of
killed and wounded over the ground. I cannot give you a list of the killed and wounded for
I do not know. Calvin Rabon, Buck Wilson, both of Turner Medlin’s sons and James
Sneed all killed and a great many others. Dawd Honeycutt badly wounded, James Dew,
wounded.
We have kindly been furnished with the following letter written by an officer of the 47th
to his parents in this city:
Dear Father and Mother:
Thank God I am once more permitted to write to you and let you know that I have been
spared through the hard fought battles of the first, second and third of July at Gettysburg.
I came out unhurt with the exception of a slight graze on the middle finger of my right hand.
I was shocked by a shell also. We have to mourn the loss of many thousands of our poor
soldiers who have fought their last fight. In our Company C, Sgt. E.C.N. Green and Pte.
Hansel Poole were killed instantly on the first of July. Capt. Iredell’s arm was shot off
and he has since died. Several of the men were wounded but not seriously.
On July 3, Lt. Norfleet was wounded severely if not mortally and Capt. Gaston Utley was
killed. Lt. Whiting, Sgt. L.M. Green, and Corp. R.B. Bedingfield were wounded and left
on the field. Lt. Whiting was shot in the head, Sgt. Green in the face and Corporal
Bedingfield struck by a shell and whether killed is not known. Ptes. John Done,
Nicholas Gill, John Johnson, George W. Partin, J.W. Pilkerson, and Joe Woodard
are missing. Lt. Col. Graves, Major Crudup and Adj. Powell were seen to fall and have
not been heard from since. Jim Andrews was wounded and left on the field.
The officers missing from the regiment are Lts. Evans, whiting, Drake, Joyner, Newsom,
Watson, Capt. Davis, Lt. Col. Graves, Major Crudup and Adj. Powell.
The following are the officers wounded and taken off the field: Col. G.H. Faribault,
slight in right arm, Lts. Westray, Bunn, Perry, Norfleet, Ray, Robinson, Gill, Tunstall,
Williamson, Womble, Jones, Rogers, and Capt. Faucette. Lt. Rogers is slightly
wounded in the leg and is with his company.
Sgts. Syne and Hall and George Moore and Ed Williams are safe as are Deems Smith
and Bragg. Rufus Ruth of the 14th Regiment had his arm amputated at the shoulder.
Billy Hayes is safe.
General Pettigrew was wounded in the left arm and had his horse shot out from under him.
N.L.B.
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
September 2, 1863
Among the deaths reported at Davis Island, New York, we find that of Lt. J.R. Emerson,
Company E, 26th N.C. Regiment
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
July 22, 1863
Headquarters Ramseur’s Brigade, Hagerstown, Maryland, July 8
I send to you, with difficult chances of its reaching you, a list of the casualties in this
brigade during the recent engagements around Gettysburg. This brigade was principally
engaged on the first day of the battle and contributed greatly by its dashing gallantry to
the rout of the Yankees on that day and was among the first to enter the captured town
Seaton Gales, Acting Adj. General
Field and Staff
Wounded: Major D.W. Hurt, in side
Company B
Wounded: Pte. W.H. Flowers, in leg, D. Deans, shoulder
Company C
Wounded: J.J. Bennett, thigh, G.H. Summerlin, shoulder, O.(?) or C.(?) B. Taylor, leg,
W.A. Cherry, hand, A.F. Pierre, hand, W.H. Reaves, leg, W. Deaver, arm
Company D
Wounded: Corp. Jesse Barnes, arm
Company E
Wounded: Corp. Dudley, hip
Company F
Killed: Lt. F.G. Herritage
Wounded: Thomas Rouse, leg
Company G
Killed: A.C. Dillebench (Dillebeach?)
Wounded: Elijah (last name illegible Ko—es), shoulder, F. Williford, breast
Company H
Wounded: Sgt. B.W. Cobb, thigh, H. C.(or G.?) Gardiner, thigh, F. McFulton, leg, J.
Williams, hand
Company I
Killed; Corp. E.T. McLacklan, Pte. Harvey C.(or G.?) Gardiner
Wounded: S.A. Musingo, side, A.P. Dowty, leg, J.R. Crouch, head
Missing: John H. Smith
Company K
Wounded: L. Leading(?), leg, J. Shine, leg, J. Shipply
4th N.C.T. Casualties
Company A
Killed: R.M. Brawley, M.B. Mayhew
Wounded: Jacob Massey, M.T. Clark, Eli Day
Missing: R.T. Mayhew, Hugh Hall, J.M. Dunshoe
Company B
Wounded: Capt. F.J. Stanell, J.H. Sides, William Rainey, S.S. Lyerly
Missing: Wm. Pardieu, A.A. Beaver
Company C
Killed: W.M. Chipley
Wounded: W.M. White, J.N. Brotherton, C.L. Johnston, H.L. Lollar, C.S. Sharpe, J.M.
Rickhart, W.D. Dobson, M.L. Arthurs
Missing: A.T. Goodwin, A.C. Norton, T.M. Lewis, A. Lewis
Company D
Wounded: Wm. Gurley, Jos. Scott, Andrew Sauls, Wm. Harnum(?)
Missing: M.D. Pearsall
Company E
Killed: Jas. Litchfield
Wounded: W.F. Beal
Missing: M. Willard, Wm. Suggs, Daul Briley (not Paul)
Company F
Killed: W.B. Nully(?) Nulty(?)
Wounded: Capt. S.E. Thompson
Missing: J.B. Woodard
Company G
Killed: G.H. Cunningham
Wounded: W. Clery
Company H
Killed: Lt. John B. Stockton, B.A. Campbell
Missing: Henry Rieves
Company I
Missing: F.(?) Jarvis, R.S. Pickering
Company K
Missing: M. Hennessey, W. Josey, W. (last name illegible Bu- - e), H. Levers, W. Peeler
14th N.C.T. Casualties
Company A
Killed: A. Kearney
Wounded: T.E. House, leg
Missing: Burge and Ales(?)
Company B
Wounded: L.J. Myers, slight, W.H. Dorset, severe, W. F.(or P?) McRaney, severe, N.
Lynch, severe
Company C
Wounded: T.C. Tillman and C. Coyer, arm
Company D
Wounded: J. C.(or G.? or O.?) Falls, right arm amputated, L.H. Collins and Jas. Dover,
severe, John Sebesel(?), F. Smith, finger
Company E
Wounded: T.J. Smith, slight, J.H. Fulton, slight, W.T. Young, severe, David Watkins,
since dead, Hinton(?) Poole, slight
Company F
Killed: Lt. F.(?) N. Harney
Wounded: J.F. Fox, mortally, T.B. Brooke, severe in thigh
Missing: D.D. White
Company G
Killed: Lt. J.A. Griffith
Wounded: J.W. Lee, finger, Lt. T.R. Leftwich, G.B. Wilts, J.B. Jones, severe
Company H
Wounded: Lt. J.D. McLester, H. McClure, Green Melton, severe, J.A. Burns, hip, A.
Harris, face
Company I
Killed: E. Gathmore
Wounded: Jacob Leff, severe in arm
Company K
Killed: R.G. Nowell
Wounded: W.R. Hood, hand and face, Jacob Saunders, serious, Eli Hamilton, severe
in thigh, J.L. Mareom (Marcom?), finger shot off, Robert H. Ruth, left arm amputated,
Culbert Adams, slight
Missing: W.R. Beasley
30th N.C.T. Casualties
Field and Staff
Col. F.M. Parker, serious in face
Company A
Wounded: Sgt. Merritt, side, Pte. Prever, hand
Company B
Wounded: Sgt. Williams, head, Pte. Louchlin, leg
Company C
Killed: Ptes. Swan and Hewitt
Wounded: Corp. Smith, face, Pte. Robertson, face, Williams, hand
Missing: Pte. Mott
Company D
Killed: Pte. Goddin
Wounded: Capt. C.N. Allen, arm amputated, Pte. Barker, ---- Mason, ----- Young
Company E
Wounded: Ptes. Lamer and Best
Company F
Wounded: Ptes. Crisp, neck, Madre(?), hand, Forbes, hip, Hathaway, neck, Mercer,
arm amputated
Company G
Killed: Lt. T. Connell
Wounded: Pte. Cheatum, hip
Company H
Killed: Pte. L.M. Niecker
Wounded: Lt. A.H. Brown, thigh, Corp. J.J. Right, leg, Pte. D.P. Morris, shoulder, T.
Nicker(?), arm, B.C. Jackson, knee, Wm. McCanley, heel, J.W. Lawrence, hip
Missing: A.L. Brown, N. Mathis, Wm. Utley
Company K
Wounded: Corp. Bates, arm, Corp. Russell, head, Ptes. Hood, arm, and Griffith, hip
Hagerstown, Maryland, July 10
W.W. Holden, Esq.
I hereby give a list of casualties of Company F, 53rd Regiment at the Battle of Gettysburg
A.J. Albright, Company F, 53rd Regiment
Killed: Pte. Jackson O. Briggs
Wounded: Capt. G.M.G. Albright, ball in knee, Lt. Samuel A. Albright, head bruised slightly,
Sgt. William G. Sharp, pierced by shell in side and head, slight, Corp. Henry W. Still (Stell?),
in arm, Corp. Oliver D. Holt, in foot, Ptes. Alfred Clapp, side bruised by shell, Leonard Fox,
in head, severe, Willis Isley, in shoulder, severe, Edwin Isley, shoulder, severe, Geo. W.
Isley, thigh, severe, William Ingold, ankle, slight, John Kinnery, bruised, slight, Daniel W.
Mitchell, leg, slight, Jonathan Ross, side, severe, Boston Sharp, head, slight
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
July 29, 1863
Pickett’s Charge—The 28th At Gettysburg by a Soldier Who Was There
We came up with the enemy at Gettysburg when the battle commenced on the 1st July
about 10:00—Generals Heth’s and Anderson’s Divisions began the attack, driving the enemy
from position to position until at last they made a stubborn stand on the heights this side of
Gettysburg. Immediately a portion of Pender’s Division, consisting of Lane’s Goughen’s(?)
and Scales’ Brigades were formed on their right and moved boldly forward to the attack; the
two latter engaging the enemy in almost hand to hand fights and gradually forcing them over
and beyond the heights on the south west side of the town while Lane, being on the extreme
right, charged across the fields and woods and hills, the air resounding to the well known
battle shout of the rebels, driving the enemy before them in a perfect storm of shells and
minie balls until they occupied the heights. Night had now spread her dark mantle over
the bloody field and as the defeated foe fell back sullenly to their last strong hold on the
south east of town, their vengeful cannon kept up a terrific firing. We lost but few men
from the 28th I this fight.
On the second day the battle commenced early. Our pickets were constantly engaged
all day long to the enemy’s pickets. It was quite exciting and some splendid charges were
made by our men but as there was no infantry in our immediate front the fight was desultory.
We lost many of our best men here, however, among them Corp. E.F. Covell, Company A,
wounded.
The great battle of the day was fought on our right by Generals Ewell, Longstreet and A.P.
Hill’s Corps. I can give you no adequate idea of this battle. We had some 200 pieces of
artillery, the Yankees 400, so their prisoners said, while there were 70,000 to 80,000 infantry
engaged in this awful melee. We gained some important positions but had to relinquish them.
How many! Oh! How many brave men fell in those charges. Our regiment occupied a strong
position and was subject to a severe cannonading for hours.
On the third day THE fight, the TERRIBLE conflict at Gettysburg was opened as usual soon
and sharply by our pickets. Lane’s Brigade was moved down to the right and rear of General
Pettigrew as a support column, marched close up the brow of a hill and ordered to lie down
and await their time. The signal gun soon spoke the call to death and ere its echoes were
heard by the distant foe, the whole line of artillery opened in one grant, awful sublime roar.
The enemy answered and this mammoth duel lasted for nearly an hour when Forward!, rang
along our lines and as we gained the crest of the hill, we passed our batteries and stepped
at last freely and fearlessly on the field of carnage.
The Yankees were fully a mile from us, posted in a strong position, defended by 70 cannon
which were pouring forth upon our devoted ranks every missile that human ingenuity could
invent for our destruction while the infantry showered their minie balls unsparingly. Forward!,
was the cry, however, and onward trod our gallant columns to the dreadful revelry.
Earth seemed to totter, the air was as full of sulphur as the infernal regions while the wild
hum of the deadly bullet sang shrilly around us. It was a sight too fearful to behold. Great
gaps were opening in our ranks—while files fell to rise no more as the enemy’s shot plunged
through our columns but onward we pressed right up to his breast works when alas!, the
order to fall back echoed in our ears. We were beyond supporting distance and too weak
to consummate the assault. Our loss in the retreat was immense as we were raked by a
cross fire for a mile and a half by the guns of the enemy, without any protection whatever to
shield us.
We lost 220 men in this fight. We could muster 320 guns before the engagement, afterwards,
only 100. They are either killed or wounded or captured. Out of 38 officers, 18 escaped.
Too much cannot be said of such bravery. Col. Lowe of the 28th was severely wounded and
Lt. Col. Speer was struck down by a piece of shell; Major Stowe was wounded by grape shot;
Adj’t. Folger was hit twice by bullets; Lts. Austin and Simpson were killed; Lts. Thompson,
Bohannan, Snow, Stone, Biles, Hurley and Moore were wounded; Captains Lenebarger and
Smith were severely wounded and Captains Morrow, Randall and Lt. Marler are missing.
Twelve men killed, 116 wounded and 93 missing. Our regiment is like many others, and
resembles a good size company now. Lt. Col. Speer is in command, the Colonel having
gone to the hospital. General Lane was near us in the battle and had a horse shot from
under him in the charge. Officers and men behaved gallantly in all respect.
Oh! How my heart bleeds for our loved comrades who went down in the fierce onslaught at
Gettysburg. They sleep in one of the hills in Pennsylvania, unhonored, condemned, their loved
ones at home far away amid the verdant and once happy vales of Carolina grieve for their
long absence while father, brother and husband lay moldering beneath a foreign soil.
Only a few more such bloody battles and North Carolina’s host, the flower of the South,
will be no more. But I will stop this sad story. Our army is here and in what direction
we may go next I have no idea whatever. The condition of our army is such as might be
expected from such a campaign but shortly I hope to have some glowing news to tell you.
May the sun of peace soon rise on our loved soil.
A.B.
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
August 5, 1863
47th N.C.T. Casualties at Gettysburg July 1 and 3
Field and Staff
Wounded: Col. George H. Faribault, contusion of shoulder, wound in foot, Lt. Col. John A.
Graves, Major A.D. Crudup and Adj’t. T.C. Powell left on the field of battle within the enemy’s
picket lines and supposed to have been wounded
Company A
July 1
Killed: Williamson Abernathy, Richard H. Dozier, Emerson Puckett
Wounded: Lt. G.W. Westry, in groin, Lt. B. Dunn, slight, Sgts. J.J. Barnhill, slight, G.P.
Westry, in arm, Cone, slight in shoulder and head, Ptes. Jonathan Crockett, Frank
Edwards, in shoulder, Martin Green, in hand
July 3
Wounded: Eli Joyner, severe in side, Lovett Boykin, in breast, Kinchen Joyner, slight in
both hips, Stephen Laman(?) Latain(?), in wrist, Wm. Lamm, severe, shoulder, W.M.
Riley, severe in both thighs, S.H. Sellers, severe in abdomen Left on the battlefield
within the enemy’s picket lines: 1st Sgt. J.J. Partin, Ptes. Abijah Barnes, Josiah Bisset,
Neverson Cone, A.J. Henderson, Gilbert Lewis, J.B. O’Neil, J.A. Berry, B.J. Strickland, T.L.
Strickland, Wren Tisdale(?)
Company B
July 1
Killed: Jamison Puckett
Wounded: Sgt. A. Bryan, leg amputated, Sgt. J.C. Plese(?), hand, slight, Chedley Perry,
since dead, Josiah Griffin(?) Green(?), neck, severe, William Gay, both legs, severe, J.
Stallings(?), thigh, severe, Abijah Carter, arm, slight, J.T. Medlin, slight in hand, W.H.
Meecam, slight in thigh, Gordon Phillips, slight in ankle, B. Phillips, slight in foot
July 3
Wounded: Lt. H.H. Perry, seriously in leg, Ptes. Marion Bunn, severe in cheek, M.J. Moss,
slight in hand, A. Johnson, slight in thigh, James Pearce, slight in arm. Left on the field of
battle within the enemy’s picket lines: Lt. S.J. Evans, Corp. P.H. Massey, Ptes. J.G.
Baker, J.W. Rune(?), T.W. Cheeves, J.D. Cuoke, Lennel Cooley, William W. Cone,
Dennis Johnson, Marion Moye(?), S.H. Tant
Company C
July 1
Killed: Sgt. E.C.U. Green, Pte. Hansel Pond
Wounded: Capt. U.T. Iredell, arm shot off, since dead, Ptes. W.H. Stevens, wrist, Preston
Kelly, face, hand and breast, N.N. Bunch, thigh, slight
July 3
Wounded: Lt. M.W. Norfleet, serious in groin, Corp. Gaston Utley, mortal, Ptes. J.J. Bunch,
leg, J. Cates, hand, slight, R. Saunders, arm, B. Underwood, leg. Left on the field of battle
within the enemy’s picket lines: Lt. G.W. Whiting, Sgt. L.W. Green, Corp. R.R. Beddingfield,
Ptes. John Dune(?) Done(?), Nicholas Gill, J.P. House, John Johnson, G.W. Partin, J.W.
Pilkinton, Joe Woodard
Company D
July 1
Wounded; Ptes. E. Coggin, mortal, B. Milton, mortal, Larkin Hyatt, slight, hand, M. High,
slight, leg, J.B. Dean, slight
July 3
Wounded: Corp. Dillbridge, slight, head, Pte. Hopkins, slight, arm, Rufus Stone, hip,
severe, B.F. Stone, stunned by shell, E. Johnson, bowels, severe, C.(?) Joyner, severe in
knee, S.D. Rieks, slight, thigh. Left on the battlefield within the enemy’s picket lines: Lt.
R.F. Drake, Capt. R. Pullen(?), Ptes. M. Wilder(?), Widder(?), J.B. Higgins, C. Driver, R.E.
Bell, J.R. Bottoms, Berry Lee, W.J. Underwood, R. Rieks, R. Driver, Sgt. W. H. Drake
Company E
July 1
Killed: Ptes. LT. Medlin, W.A. Medlin, James Snead, W. Wilson, C. Raiburn(?)
Wounded: E. H. Ray, leg, slight, Lt. LW. Robbins, very slight in ankle, 1st Sgt. W.K. Hunter,
slight in thigh, Corp. R.D. Honeycut, severe in breast, Ptes. Jno. McDade, serious in arm and
hip, J. Upchurch, severe in hip, Benjamin Smith, slight in breast, J.H. Atkins, slight in thigh.
July 3
Wounded: Ptes. W.S. Cooper, slight in thigh, Jas. Dow, slight in foot. Left on the field of
battle within the enemy’s picket lines: Corp. P.M. Mingham, S. Mayner, W.C. Medlin,
W.R. Marcom, J.H. Pews, W.H. Richardson, A. Watkins, J. Watkins
Company F
July 1
Killed: Pte. J.P. Bragg
Wounded: Sgt. T.N. Haswell, hand, slight, Ptes. C.H. Chilton(?), arm shot off, Thomas
Fuller, hand, slight, P.H. Thorington, arm, slight, R.C. Warmouth, shoulder, severe
July 3
Wounded: Corp. C.B. Freeman, slight, Ptes. J.M. Dickerson, slight, J. Fulgam, mortal,
D.W. Fuller, arm, slight, John Mitchell, L. Spencer, slight, A.A. Williams, severe, breast,
Left on the battlefield beyond the enemy’s picket lines: Lts. J.S. Joyner, S.F. Gill, Sgts.
A. Dement, H.T. Coggin, Corp. J.D. Aller(?) Alter(?), Ptes. N.T. Biddingfield, Wm.
Dickinson, Jesse Duke, C.W. Edwards, W. Harris, Henry Harris, Alexander Holmes,
Rufus Holmes, J.W. Katner, A.M. Mitchell, Wm. McClency(?) McClery(?), W. Pearce(?),
T. Pruett, J.W. Sanderson
Company G
July 1
Killed: Pte. W. Bowden
Wounded; Lt. G.D. Tunstall, thigh, serious but not dangerous, Sgts. L. Turner, breast,
slight, E.J. Jackson, abdomen, slight, Corpls. E.A. Nutall, leg, serious but not dangerous,
J.A. May, slight, W.H. Burge(?), thigh and foot one most dangerous, Ptes. G.J. Thompson,
neck, dangerous, S.D. Weaver, breast and stomach, since dead, B.F. Askew, both arms,
not dangerous, S.F. Dement, scalp, not dangerous, W. Hubbard, arm broken, J. Phillips,
flesh wound in thigh, Sam Hays, flesh wound in thigh, A.C. Green, thigh, slight, T.
O’Mara(?), thigh, slight, D.C. Tunstall, shoulder, slight, J.W. Bradford, shoulder, slight,
Thomas Pulley, thigh, slight, W. Dorsey, wrist, slight, S.T. Nance, side, slight, C. Long,
thigh and leg, serious, not dangerous, W.D. Jones, leg painfully, not dangerous
July 3
Wounded: Lt. Gen’l Williamson in head, dangerous, Ptes. W.D. Spain, face, dangerous,
A.A. Hunt, ankle, serious, H. Pleasants, scalp, slight Left on the battlefield beyond the
enemy’s picket lines: Capt. J.J. Davis, Sgts. J.Y. Mass, L. Turner, G.W. Harner, Ptes.
P.S. Robbin, L. Dickerson, W.A. Stone, E. Wilder, Jas. Wyche, B.F. Weaver, A. Overton,
W.H. Smith, G.M. Hicks, Thomas O’Mara, E. Fowler, J. Durham, Thomas Carr, W.H.
Thurington, H. Benton(?), William Batchelor, A. McBurth, R. Pearson
Company H
July 1
Killed: Pte. Ivey Jinks
Wounded: Lt. J.T. Womble, slight, leg, Sgts. W.H. Ivey, hand, slight, J.H. Wells, side,
severe, Ptes. Joseph Bancock, slight in foot, Hilliard Oliver, severe in shoulder and face,
D.B. Sears, shoulder, severe
July 3
Wounded: Corp. Jos. Page, slight in arm and head, Ptes. Henry Page, slight in hand,
Thomas Upchurch, thigh. Left on battlefield beyond the enemy’s picket lines: Lt. J.D.
Newson, Ord. Sgt. J. T. Andrews, Sgt. H.H. Knight, Corp. J.B. Upchurch, Ptes. William
Shamblee, F.M. Certain, M.B. Crocker, Jacob Freeze, J.R. Johnson, Eli King, Leroy King,
S.T. Lee, Jefferson Wills, Willie Peggett
Company I
July 1
Killed: R.Y. Hall
Wounded: Corp. W. Bevers, severe in arm, J. Blake, arm broken, T.M. Williams, severe in
back, G.A. Bayette, slight in hand, S. Woods, slight in back, J. Scott, slight, W.R. Alman,
slight in thigh, B. Broughton, arm shot off
July 3
Wounded: Lts. J.W. Jones, leg, slight, J.R. Rogers, slight in leg, Sgt. A.H. Davis, leg,
slight, Ptes. W.C. Brown, through shoulder, McRae George, arm and bowels, mortal,
Wright Rigsby, foot slight.
Missing: Sgts. J. Hicks, J.T. Driver, Corp. W.H. Shepard, Ptes. T. Coss, W. Morris, A.
Marshall, Calvin, Cope, J.M. Lee, Jno. Carpenter, W.R. Daniel, J. Hobson, J. Harris, W.
O’Neil, J. Boyett, J.H. Wood, G. Rochael, J.H. Blake, J.A. Smith, W.A. Fletcher, Jas.
Medlin, B.M. Mimms
Company K
July 1
Killed: Sgt. G.R. Garrison, Ptes. T.J. Brannock, L.M. Patten, J.H.P. Summers, J.J.
Underwood
Wounded: Capt. R.H. Faucette, slight in thigh, Ptes. Anthony Tostis, slight, Henry
Garringer, leg and thigh, severe, J.D. Gilliam, shoulder, severe, J.W. Gilliam, slight in
thigh, W.S. Kerndale, slight, Jas. M. Kandale, severe in arm, Madison Levy, arm
amputated, Setas(?) Watkins, leg, slight, Wm. Maitkins(?), E.B. Tickle, dangerous in
head, shoulder and arm, Simon Tickle, painfully in leg and thigh
July 3
Wounded: Pte. William Isley, flesh wound both legs, E.G. Sharp, slight in hand, J.R.
Tickle, arm and leg, slight
Missing: Lt. J.H. Watkins, Sgt. J.M. Gilliam, Sgt. A.G. Love, Corp. J.M. Garrison, Ptes.
Henry Dunley, George Parker, Jas. McCauly, W.J. Wiece, M.R. Sharpe, A.T. Tickle, G.R.
Tickle, R.A. Weedon(?) Weston(?) Edw. Ross, David Ross
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Lane’s Brigade
7th N.C.T.
Company A
Killed: Pte. Leander Gray
Wounded: Sgt. J.L. Milsaps, Ptes. N. Baker, G.F. Brown, J. Benfield, H. Bently, Frank
Moore, Rufus A. Morrison, W.N. Summers, Sgt. J.P. Marshall, Corpls. F. Morrison, H.L.
Alexander, Ptes. J.H. Connelly, J.W. Fincanon, Jas. A. Lenox, W.R. Summers
Missing: Ptes. J.A. Beard, J.P. Garitney, J.W. Icenhour, J.L. Moore
Company B
Wounded: Corp. J. Linker, Ptes. W.G. Sawyers, W. Allman, L.C. Crinninger, David
Harlocher, M.A. Carraker, Alison Furr, Wm. M. Joyner, S. Plummer(?)
Company C
Wounded: Lts. W.G. McRae, P.P. Augustine
Ptes. R. Holder, N. Adams, D.J. Gaston
Missing: Ptes. B. Blackburn, A. Cameros, D. Cameron
Company D
Wounded: Lt. T.J. Cahill, Ptes. L. Kelly, W.M. Ristler, F. Horrock, Wm. Varker
Missing: Sgt. B. Beglin, Ptes. A.E. Kanepaux(?), James Clark, P. Brennan(?)
Company E
Wounded: Lt. J.W. Vick, Sgt. C.W. Baines, Capt. N. Baines, Ptes. C. Earp. W. Liles,
J. Murray
Missing: J.H. Bottoms, J. Savage
Company F
Wounded: Capt. J. McLeod Turner, commanding regiment, Sgt. Reid, Ptes. J. Surratt(?)
Surrart(?), E. Ridenhour, E. Williams, J.S. Owens, J. Loftin, W.M. Redwin, E. Williams,
J.S. Owens, J. Loftin, W.M. Redwin, J. Reid, W. Cronford, J. Quillman, J.D. Jordain, W.H.
Sills, R.B. Hall
Missing: D.S. Deberry, J.F. Johnson, W.L. Turner, L. Silis(?) Sillis(?), D.V. Phillips, H.M.
Basinger, L.S. Earnhart, D.F. Kinney
Company G
Killed: H.B. Harwood, ----- Hedgecock, G.A. King
Wounded: Capt. A.A. Hill, Lt. S. Witherspoon, Ptes. H.C. Bradley, J.H. Green, J.H. McGee,
W.F. Mills, W.G. Marshall, W. Pollard, D. Welsh
Missing: Sgt. F. H. Jones, W.H. McGee, Ptes. C.P. Herndon, D. Hedgecock, J.S. Howard,
H. Prosses, J. Upchurch
Company H
Wounded: Corpls. D.F. Alexander, D.H. White, S.E. Vanpsett, Ptes. S.D. Morrison, D.E.
Alexander, D.H. Purviance
Missing: Sgt. T.M. Erwin, Ptes. J.S. Blackwelder, J.M. Carier, A.C. Alexander, J.N.G.
Rogers(?), D.R. Wincoff(?)
Company I
Killed: S. Overcash
Wounded: Sgt. G.M. Morrow, Corp. J. Brown, Ptes. D. Walley(?), R.F. Cornelius, T.L.
Purdy, F.M. Wilson
Missing: Sgt. D.C. Smith, Ptes. A.B. McDaniel, R.C. Still, P.M. Parker, D. Williams,
W.A. Rose, J.M. Templeton
Company K
Wounded: Lt. A.M. Walker, Capt. A.A. Baumgarner, Ptes. William Deal, M. Hoke,
William Patterson, G.W. Patterson, Lewis Deal, F. Staly
Missing: Sgts. W.J. Simmons, D.J. McIntosh, Ptes. P.L. Alexander, T.T. Brooks, H.
Christopher, J.A. Campbell, W. Ingold, R.(?) Lamberth, L. Phillips, James Thompson
List of casualties of the 7th N.C. Regiment in the skirmish near Hagerstown, Maryland:
Company B: Missing: W. Still
Company F: Missing J. Blackburn
Company H: Missing: S.A. Phillips
List of casualties of the 7th N.C. Regiment in bringing up the rear of the army while
crossing the Potomac River:
Company B: Missing: L. Alman
Company E: Wounded: Jesse Pope, G. Finch and prisoner
Missing: J.H. Beti - - - - (illegible)
Company F: Missing: G. Jordan, G. Bisher, J. Wilkerson
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37th N.C. Regiment Casualties
Field and Staff: Missing: Lt. Col. M.G. Morris (Prisoner)
Wounded: Major O.N. Brown, leg amputated
Company A
Killed: Pte. Ed Marlow
Wounded: Lts. (first initial illegible) L. Norwood, W. Whitaker, arm amputated, Corp.
M.S. May, Pte. F.R. Anderson, head and arm, W. Davis, leg, J. Severt, neck, severe,
F. Bure, head
Missing: Lt. W.J. Alexander, Sgt. W.H. Miller, Pte. G.W. May, J. Ham(?)
Company B
Wounded: Sgt. J.E. Fairchild, leg, J.P. Storey, shoulder, severe, Ptes. C.M. Carlton,
bowels, mortal, L. H. Carlton(?) Carlson(?), arm, severe, A. Barlow, foot, D. Campbell,
hip, slight, M. Hodges, hand, Calvin Davis, shoulder, W.T. Low(?), hip, F. Payne, S.
Green, shoulder, W.P. Church, shoulder
Missing: Pte. E.M. Green, W. Nebon(?), J.B. Beller(?), A.(?)L. Hartley, A. Miller
Company C
Killed: Lt. W.W. Dartry, Corp. T.L. Washom(?)
Wounded: Capt. L.A. Potts, Ptes. T.R. Alexander, leg, J.C. Carpenter, shoulder,
S.B. Crisenbury, ankle broken, (one name completely illegible), S.L. Hucks, shoulder,
severe, J.C. Walker, leg, B. Burlyson
Missing: J.F. Hunter, J. F. McCoy, W.L.W. Torresa(?) Torrence(?)
Company D
Killed: Sgt. E.P. Griffin, Pte. D.T. Geddy(?)
Wounded: Lt. W.L. Battle, in head and missing, Sgt. W. Station, shoulder, T.J. Horn,
knee, E.B. Batteston, head and leg, Ptes. R.N. Bivens, face, slight, H. Eachler, arm
and hip, E. Gaddy, shoulder, severe, D.A. (last name illegible), arm, C. Mooney, head,
slight, G.(?) B. Neil, arm, E.J. Parker, M.B. San - - (last name partially illegible), thigh,
severe, L.G. Parker, arm
Missing: J.L. Auston, H. Bonnvette, M. Eacher(?), J.D. (last name illegible), J.T. Griffin,
W.A. Griffin, E.P. Little, S.F. Moran, W. Sellers(?), H. Truell
Company E
Wounded: Sgt. J.F. McCon, arm amputated, Corp. H.S. Baker, foot, severe, Pte. M.A.
Coon, knee, B. Eggers, H. Mundy, chest, mortal
Missing: J. Baird, W. Strickland, J.H. Tester, J.W. Webster
Company F
Wounded: Lt. J.B. Petty, leg, Lt. J.T. Forrester, leg and missing, Sgt. R.M. Staly, head,
Corp. W.H. McAnal(?), thigh, severe, R.G. Gills and missing, Pte. R.G. Callor(?), thigh,
severe, H. Crouse, arm, B.F. Clary, thigh, J. Bowman, knee, severe, W. Hilly(?) Billy(?),
thigh
Missing: Sgt. G.W. Seler, Ptes. L. Pushen, A.M. Anderson, Alex Fox, W.J. Master,
A.S. Hannah, J. Parsons, L.H. Robards, J. Row
Company G
Killed: Lt. I.M. Royster
Wounded: Lt. J.B. Pool, leg and missing, Sgts. L.C. Robnett, thigh, severe, Bobnette,
thigh and missing (no initials), Corp. E. Tritte, head, Pte. W. Dixon, hip, severe
Missing: B.F. Steel, Tobias Barnes, S.F. Barnes, J.P. Lorance, F.C. Watt
Company H
Killed: Ptes. H.A. Wright, J.P. Craig
Wounded: Sgt. J.J. Orman, arm, severe, G.L. Thomasson, ankle, severe, J.P. Glenn,
breast, Corp. T.L. Hendrick, leg. Ptes. F.V. Armstrong, head, J.W. Armstrong, leg,
J.H. Ratch(ford?), arm, severe, W.F.A. Dixson, arm, severe, J.D. Hovis(?), leg, W.C.
Good, leg, J.J. Whiteside, foot
Company I
Killed: Ptes. Jas. Clark, J.S. Taggart
Wounded: Sgt. A.F. Montgomery, leg, Ptes. W.P. Lannig, S.D. Moxville, leg, C.
Mooney and missing, C.M. Orr, shoulder, S. Kuger(?) Kiger(?) Kigel(?), F. Smith,
head, R.A. Sharp, leg, J.P. Elms
Missing: Corp. M.A. McCoy, Ptes. Jas. Brown, J. Show(?) Snow(?)
Company K
Killed: Oliver Hensley
Wounded: Sgt. J.R. Johnston, shoulder, severe, Ptes. M. Stamper, C.D.R. Mendenhall,
leg, H. Trendenny and missing, Jno. Tilly, thigh, W. Blevins, chest, W. Blevins, thigh
and hand, slight, E. Blevins, ankle, M. Beamon(?), thigh and hand, J. Phillips and
missing, A. Blevins, and missing, J. Blevins, and missing, Lt. W.(?) N. Mickle, left on
the field and supposed to have been killed, Pte. Jas. Landrith, chest
Missing: G. Duncan, J. Mulhay, L.T. Williams, C.C. Candill(?) Caudill(?), J.L. Pugh,
F.B. Parsons, W. Sanders, Jacob McGradey
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33rd N.C. Regiment Casualties
Field and Staff
Major J.H. Sanders, wounded and a prisoner
Company A
Killed: Capt. H.H. Baker, Lt. T.A. Cowan, Sgt. R.W. Shields, Pte. W.M. Hallwan
Wounded: W.H. Bowers, leg and neck, J. Cordon, slight, A. Ellis, slight, A.S. Stewart,
in hand, T.A. Shin(?), arm, T. O’Connor, arm, J.A. Stott, A. Ramsour, S.W. Guy
Missing: Lt. C.L. Turner, Sgt. M.E. Hicks, Pte. J.A. Stott
Company B
Killed: W.J. Eagans
Wounded: Lt. P.T. Anthony, ankle, Sgt. W.M. Howard and taken prisoner, W.J.
Cad - - - (partially illegible), Corp. J.R. Purvis, hip, Ptes. Jesse Braswell, shoulder, W.J.
Goodwin, thigh, W. Gay (or Guy), arm amputated and a prisoner, B. Gay (or Guy),
thigh, W. Harrell, shoulder, W. Hyatt, serious and taken prisoner, W. H. Tolston, thigh,
W. Vainwright, foot
Missing: Sgt. B. Stevenson, Ptes. W.F. Hoard, Robert Armstrong
Company C
Wounded: Capt. D.M. Corzine(?), leg, Lt. W.H. Gibson, severe and prisoner, Sgt. V.M.
Plott, Ptes. S.G. Bradly(?), leg amputated, R.M. Gillespie, side, G.W.M. Goodman, thigh,
C.(?) J. Tucker, groin
Missing: Corpls. R.J. Suther(?), J.J. Goodman, Ptes. Thomas Nading, George Petre,
Amzy Petre, Sanford Shelton, Noah Lewis, Adam Tucker, R.M. Sefler(?)
Company D
Wounded: Sgt. S.F. Joins and prisoner, Sgt. F.C. Pardew and prisoner, Corpls. R.F.
Stetler, D.D. Durham, foot, Ptes. A. Patterson and prisoner, Caleb Custin, shoulder,
James McClean, foot, Sgt. A. Jennings, face, Lt. M.F. Joine, slight and prisoner
Missing: Ptes. John Wilks(?), Jesse Hawkins
Company E
Killed: Lt. John Caldwell, Pte. N.W. Vick
Wounded: Corp. Alfred Eason, severe and prisoner, Ptes. James Everett, severe,
Anderson High, severe
Missing: Lt. John C. Cowper, Sgt. W. Brinkley, W.D. Duke, Ptes. David Boyt, Moses
Branton
Company F
Killed: Pte. Henry Gibbs
Wounded: Lt. J.W. Gibbs, slight, Lt. S.C. Watson, mortal and prisoner, Ptes. John Emory,
severe, Richard Berry, slight
Missing: Sgt. J.B. Gibbs, Pte. Isaac Morris
Company G
Killed: L.C. Bodenhammer
Wounded: Lt. Joseph Mills, foot, Pte. W.A. Arnett, thigh and prisoner
Company I
Killed: Pte. J. Fulton
Wounded: Ptes. J.B. - - - wars (partially illegible), slight, S.M. Kiger, severe and prisoner,
A.K. Crater, severe and prisoner, T.G. Williams
Missing: Corp. T.S. Kizer, Ptes. W.L. Long, W.H. Glasscock, E.H. Show - - (partially
illegible—Shore??), T.M. Lashmit, T. Stewart, F. Brinkley, H. Brinkley, F. Ketner(?)
Company K
Killed: Newsom Dail
Wounded: Corp. Bartlett, Pte. W. Mooring
Missing: J.H. Barley(?), J.H. Orris(?), John Howell
List Casualties 33rd in skirmishes near Hagerstown, Maryland:
Company I: Missing: Bohnson(?) Johnson, Conrad, C.M. Anderson, S.T. Shultz(?), M.F.
Stewart
Company K: Missing: Sgt. J.M. Dukey, Sgt. J.S. Hughes, Ptes. P. Clark, John Snead,
A.B. Covington(?)
List Casualties 33rd while crossing the Potomac as rear guard of the army
Company A: Wounded: Jas. A. Barret, slight in arm, and missing, D. Heintzman, J.
Murph, J. Dearman
Company D: Missing: Lauchlin Oliver
Company I: Wounded: Charles Rothrock(?) Missing: W. Griffin, H. Long
Company C: Wounded: A. Shore(?), severe and missing Missing: H.C. Shive, F. Cook
Company E: Missing: P. Hare, J. Hare, H. Trawick
Company H: Wounded: 1st Lt. E. Price, severe Missing: B. Braswell, H.(?) Ford, W.
Andrews
18th N.C. Regiment Casualties
Field and Staff: Lt. Col. John W. McGill, wounded
Company A
Wounded: Corp. E.S. Rhyne, Pte. William Howard
Missing: Sgt. W. Smith, Pte. M.M. Harmon
Company B
Wounded: Sgts. D. Storm, C. Ward, Corp. T.M. Russ, Ptes. J.T. Rackley(?), G. King,
D.T. Pate, H. Edwards
Missing: Corp. T.M. Singletary, Pte. H. Goodson
Company C
Wounded: Sgts. M.J. Ward, N.A. Marlow, Corp. H. Hickman, Ptes. D.H. Mull, J.E.
Stephens
Missing: Ptes. W. A. Bell, S. C.(?) Cloer(?) Cloen(?), J.D. Lee, T.J. Martin
Company D
Wounded: Lt. A.A. Inman (and known to be prisoner), Sgt. A.E. Floyd, Corpls. J.P.
Inman, J.C. Hartman, Pte. G.W. Dawkins
Company E
Killed: Ptes. J. Wells, G.A. Garris
Wounded: Lt. P.C. Colvin, Corpls. D.J. Corbett, G. Costin, Ptes. C.(?) W. Blake, G.H.
Croom(?) Groom(?), R.C. Lewis, L.H. Malpass, C.J. Pridgen, J.J. Woodcock
Missing: Sgts. J.M. Moore, G.W.F. Woodcock, Pte. R.(or H.?) H. Pridgen, D. Mashburn,
E. Stanton, M.A. Taylor
Company F
Killed: Lt. A.W. McGregor
Wounded: Pte. H.M. Thromer
Missing: Capt. A.A. Moffitt, Lt. J.W. Stewart, Pte. A. Cameron
Company G
Wounded: S.S. Averill, Pte. J.H. Dyer
Missing: Lt. W.G. Nixon, Pte. W. Camp
Company H
Killed: Pte. R. Woodell
Wounded: Sgt. H. Hall, Ptes. H. Barefoot, J.R. Jackson
Missing: J.R. Baldwin, W.H. Bullard, J.T. Green, J.A. Hinson(?), R. (or H.?) C. Long,
J.W. Mitchell, J.W. Tedder
Company I
Wounded: D. Fryer
Missing: D.W. Wells, Ptes. J.T. Blanton, J.E. Beggarly, T.M. Cassey, Wm. Snow
Company K
Killed: Sgt. J.E. Richardson
Wounded: Lt. A.B. Tolar, Ptes. Blackwelder, R. Lollar
Missing: A.W. Campbell, J. Horney, W. Ingram, J.W. McKey(?) McKoy(?), J. Gillespie
List Casualties 18th Reg’t. bringing up the rear of the army in crossing the Potomac
Company A: Missing: Pte. W. Hall
Company C: Missing: Ptes. A. Klutts, J. Hartman
Company D: Missing: Pte. R. Helshan(?)
Company E: Missing: Ptes. W.J. Covington, M.J. Smith, R.R. Reeves
Company H: Missing: Ptes. M. McHeet(?), A. Hall
Company I: Missing: Pte. J. Quinn
Company K: Missing: Pte. W. Barney(?) Burney(?)
Casualties in skirmishes near Hagerstown, Maryland, 18th N.C.T.
Company A: Missing: Sgt. A. J. Bullard(?), Pte. J.A. Barkley
Company B: Missing: J.E. Rickman
Company C: Missing: E.K. Vanse(?)
Company E: Missing: Capt. John Moore, Pte. Z.T. Durham
Company F: Missing: N.(?) A. McNeill, A. Lovelace
Company G: Missing: G. Carlton, W. Flowers, J.H. Daney(?)
Company I: Missing: D. Riggs(?)
Company K: Missing: S.T. Bi - - - (illegible)
Company D: Missing: J. Wright Killed; Ralph Regan
26th N.C.Regiment (Note: See above for listing for Companies E & F, which were
interfiled with this list and presented separately above)
Field and Staff:
Killed: Col. H.K. Brugwyn, Jr.
Wounded: Lt. Col. John R. Lane, neck, Adjt. J.B. Jordan, Sgt. Maj. M.S. MeRea, leg
Company A
Killed: Capt. S.P. Wagg, Ptes. T.M. Testement, Stephen Blevins(?), Caloway Taylor,
Absalom Shrels(?), Lee Bare, Hugh Baliue, James Baker, Sol Roten, Jonathan Miller,
Marsh Hurley
Wounded: Lt. A. Dewall, Sgts. Carter and Lane, Corpls. Wyman and Smith, Ptes. W.T.
Hughes, Michael Black, mortally, Jas. Baldwin, Nicholas Gentry, Ambrose Barker(?),
Siris Ashley, Levi Stedham, Uriah Denny, G.A.P. Nye, Callon(?), Calton(?) Baker,
Maston Durell, Washington Treadaway, A. C. (?) Hethborne, Jesse Barr, Washington
Hook, Albert Blevins, Horton Blevins, Ambrose Barker, E. Barker, Lee Baldwin, Thomas
Burgess, Hiram Caloway, H.H. Campbell, James Davis, Lowrey Grimsley, Nathan Phipps,
John S. Hash, Shelton Hash, N. Loggins, Lee Osborne, Granville Osborne, William
Prunington, M.M. Chummer, Calvin Rudy, Freeling Mitchell, Abraham Sheets, John
Stumper(?), W.H. Taylor II, J.Walker, Lt. Houk, Ptes. J. Blevins, James Collins, Cal
Denny, M. Hook, Jas. Brudergrast, Jas. Turner, Wm. Davis
Missing: Ptes. J.A. Greeley, John Estrig, G.R. Fisher, J.C. Plumner, John Vanover,
Hugh Farrington, Wm. Reeves, A.M. Reeves, E.S. Young, Riley Perkins, Sgt. Ashley
Company B
Killed: Capt. William Wilson, Ptes. John M. Goborton(?), H. Estep, A. Wyatt
Wounded: Lt. W.W. Richardson, mortal, Lt. E.A. Brietz, foot, Sgts. S.H. Walkup, L.R.
(last name illegible), Corpls. Halstricker, J. Rogers, dangerous, L.S. Seacrest, Ptes.
William Hallistier, G.D. Austin, M.D. Costley, T.J. Brown, C.A. Church, H.M. Church,
A. Eason, J.F. Eller, H.T. Testeman, J.A. Foucher, dangerous, R.S. Glenn, G.L. Glenn,
S.J. Givens, J. Griffin, mortal, J.E. Gay, S. Harp, dangerous, T. Honeycut, mortal,
C.T. Helms, B.N. Hawby, A. Joines, W.T. Lowry, W.B. Laney(?), leg amputated, J. Laney,
J.S. McCain, G. W. McCorkle, H.J. McManns, dangerous, C. McManns, mortal,
M. H.(?) McKone(?) McKune(?), T.G. Mills, J.B. Nichols, J. Phillips, B.J. Richardson,
S.D. Richardson, J.D. Rawlins, A. Rogers, B. Rogers, T. Stains, dangerous, H.C. Walkup,
arm amputated, T.E. Whitaker, Sgt. H.H. Thomas, Ptes. J.M. Cook, J.J. Ray, M.S. Mills,
E.B. Laney
Missing: Sgt. E.P. Chaney, Ptes. Asa Eason, J. Hufstickler, W.A. Inman, G. McManus,
A. Osborne, B.J. Knight, S.H. Robinson, A. Bigg, M.L. Starnes (wounded), S.P. Walkup,
B.J. Phillips, J. Dulin
Company C
Killed: Ptes. Bumgarner, W.J. Crawfield, F.M. Keyton, N. Anderson, T. Simmons
Wounded: Capt. J.A. Jarratt, hand and face, Sgt. F.T. Chapell, Corp. J.t. Reeves, B.F.
Bullis, Ptes. F.M. Adams, F.M. Alley, B.F. Anton, S. Bu - - s (partially illegible), H.H.
Barlow, J.A. Dudly, J.A. Dickson, J.H. Foster, P.A. Foster, Triplett Hamby(?), W.H.
Holder, J.A. Johnston, E. Joines, G. Kemp, mortal, J. Lewis, B.F. Lewis, mortal, J.
Lewis (again), J.G. Melton, F.H. McDaniel, M. Thomas, A. Moss, William Nance, A.
Parsons, P. Parsons, dangerous, C. Rupert, A.L. Triplett, P. Welsh, T.J. Watts, J.W.
Wright, C. Simmons, J. Souther, Jesse Souther, N.S. Triplett, A. Edmiston, W. Esmiston
Missing: Lt. W. Parker, Sgt. J.F. Triplett, Ptes. J.R. Bell, J. Curtis, E. Cox, L. Eller, S.P.
Hall, A. Nichols, F. Parsons
Company D
Killed: Ptes. J.H. Burt, T. Oliver, Lt. G. Broughton
Wounded: Capt. J.T. Adams, Lt. Jones, Sgts. W.H. Boothe, W.C. Booker, Corpls. H.J.
Booker, W.P. Burt, Ptes. W.P. Boothe, A. Baker, J. Bader(?), mortal, W. Baker, W. Bell,
T. Caudell, W. Champion, J. Kemp, mortal, Jos. Doncy, S. Fuquay(?), William Godwin, W.
Hamilton, E.F. Hall, W.A. Jones, D. Jenkins, W. McDonald, L.D. Mangun(?) Mangum(?) J.
Pierce, W. Snipes, J.A. Stephens, J.F. Stephens, A.H. Temples, G. Wood, W. Langston,
G.W. Partin, R. Transom(?)
Missing: Lt. J.J. Woodall, wounded, Ptes. J. Gilmore, A.F. Bryan, wounded, Sgts. W.F.
Utley, B.F. Utley, Corp. J.T. Hunter, Ptes. Samuel Atkins, Sid Austin, J. Shambler, Z.H.
Gilbert, T.M. Halliman, S.L. Jones, G. Kelly, F.M. Langston, A. Marton, A.B. Norder, S.
Pearson, F. Wyatt, R. Wingler, M. Williams
Companies E & F—see above where two lists are merged
Company G
Killed: Sgt. D.H. Edwards, Corp. J.A. Moran, Ptes. W.A. Aldridge, C.M. Bowdoin, M.
Brown, H. Buchanan, W.A. Garrett, H.B. Garrett, J.R. Marley, N. Norwood, Lewis Wicker
Wounded: Lt. W.G. Lane, leg, Sgts. W. P.Kirkman (since dead), W.G. Murchison, Corpls.
T.S. Parrett, W.G. Carter, Ptes. Isaac Aldred, J.C. Adcock, J.D. Brown, E. Black, slight,
R. Harnes, E. Branson, S.H. Carter, Z.R. Ingleman, J.F. Ingleman, T. Gardner, J.M.
Halstead, T. Hinshaw, J.H. Hicks, W.H. Jordan, R.F. Jordan, I. Jordan, W.S. Johnson,
J.F. Jones, W.A. Lineberry, L. Moon, D.C. Murchison, J. W. Nelson, G. Norwood, G.W.
Norwood, E. Parish, J.H. Patterson, D.P. Record, T.D. Record (or Ricord), J.T. Rossin(?),
Samuel Reighsteil(?), J.R. Siler, H. W. Siler, W.H. Terry, Garrett Tillman, G.W. Vinson,
A. Way, J. Pike, J.L. Bridges, H.W. Johnson, W.P. Johnson, S.M. Morgan, W. Snetherly
Missing: Ptes. A.J. Buok, Q. Hicks, T. C. Johnson, W.P.M. Kirkman, D.(?) C. Kirkman,
G.B. Kirkman, K.P. Nelson, R. Riece, W.R. Raines, H.(?) C. Reeves, S.D. Smith
Company H
Killed: Sgt. M.A. McAuly, Corp. S.P. Short, Ptes. N.G. Brewer, A. Clark, Thomas
Johnson, D. Malone, S.J. McIntosh, C.B. McKinnon, J.A.N. McLeod, A.F. Muse,
H.H. Wilcox, N.A. Curry
Wounded: Lts. M. McLeod, serious, G. Wilcox, J.H. McGilvary, slight, Sgts. J.D.
Gilliam, L.A. Curry, Corpls. Z. Hogan, W.T. McNeil, Ptes. Dan Baily, W.P. Bine, B.
Brady, mortal, M. Brewer, A.S. Caddell, L.W. Curry, L. David, W.J.D. Dowd, A.B.
Frymart, G.T. Fry, J.C. Fry, D.A. Graham, William Graham, C.C. Harrison, T.J. Hogan,
N. Hunsucker, S.J. Johnson, J.R. Keith, J.S. Manns, mortal, J.B. Martin, J.A. Medlin,
mortal, D. McCaskill (since dead), A.D. McCallum (since dead), J. McKinnon, mortal, D.
McLeod, A. McNeill, W.K. Nunnery, Jno. Parsons, Wm. Person, J.P. Sewell, J. Sewell,
C.C. Roberts, L. Stratts, leg amputated, Andrew Strutts, H.(?) C. Tyson, W.A. Veineanon(?),
A.P. Williams, K. Williamson, A.N.D. Williamson, H. Yuw(?), J.H. Warner, A.S. Warner,
Ord. Sgt. A.M. Dunlap, Ptes. C.A. Shaws, slight, A.T. Warwick
Missing: Ptes. J.S. Brown, W. McKinnon
See further down, another list for Company H, not interfiled, but separate
Company I
Killed: Ptes. G.W. Sudderth, L. Laury(?), W. Collins, J. Wilson, A.J. McGuire, J.W.
Matney
Wounded: Capt. A.G. Bradford, dangerous, Sgt. J.E. Houk, Corpls. R.M. Blair, Jas.
Barnes, S.T. Dole(?), Ptes. A.L. Bradshaw, G.C. Chandler, Wm. Erp, A. Felts, G.M.
Gibson, H. Gibson, T.H. Heartly, H. Holder, C. Holder, H. Holden, A. Holden, severe,
A.J. Hall, E.J. Hendron, W.L. Jones, leg broken, dangerous, S.P. Johnson, severe,
J. Laury, L. Laxton(?), thigh, A.D. Martin, B.W. Marley, C. Summelson, J.M. Simmons,
J. Robinson, M. Pilkinson, Wm. Perey, J. Tolbert(?), R. Cruiz, P. Summeson,
G. Summeson, J. Stallings, W. Wilson
Missing: Lt. J.C. Grier, wounded, O.S.J. Rush, Ptes. U. Stallings, A.S. Carson, E.
Barnett, J.J. Bradshaw, F. Brestwood, J. Fridie(?), Wm. Siler(?), M. Taylor
Company K
Killed: O.S.S. Dabbs (may be Orderly Sgt. S.), Ptes. W.C. Boylan, J. Bowman,
J. Lake, T. Gathins(?), S.R. Griffin(?), A. Little, J.J. Lee, J.J. Wiggs, P.H. Fluke,
Green Thomas
Wounded: Capt. J.C. McLaughlin, head, Lt. Jesse Henry, thigh, Jno Peak, finger,
Corpls. J.T. Gaddy, H.(?) R.(?) C. Dumas, Ptes. G.W. Allen, S.C. Benton, leg amputated,
A.A. Condie, A.R. Edwards, J.R. Endnys(?), Jos. Gadd, arm amputated, E. Caddy,
T. Gu - - ye (illegible), R. A. Hanna, E. Hildreth(?), JTt. Howard, W.W. Ingram, E.C.
Jarman, S.D. Jarman, W.H. Jarman, S.S. Kendall, D.S. Lilos(?), M. McDiarmid,
G. Moore, J. Poplin, J.M. Pope, J.B. Short, William Short, P. Teal, J. Tyson, J.F.
Wadsworth, Lt. T. Lilly, Sgts. W. Broadway, finger, J.J. Liles (since dead),
Corp. D.(or H.?) Crowson, Ptes. M. Johnson, S. Johnson
Missing: Sgt. W.H. Smith, Ptes. T. Briley(?), A.B. Edwards, J.O. Edwards, J.T.
Edwards, S.F. Gatlin, J. Mitchem, C. Thomas, A. Tyson, A. Myers, W.T. Phillips,
J.P. Scarboro, M.N. Teal
W.W. Gaither
Assistant Surgeon, 26th N.C.T.
Note: Below is another listing for Company H, 26th Regiment, which has not been
interfiled, rather presented separately, the reader can compare
We are permitted, says the Fayetteville Observer, to make the following extracts
from a letter of Lt. John H. McGilvary at his father’s in this place. Lt. McGilvary was
struck three times and writes from Winchester where he is recovering from his wounds
and hopes to be well again in a week.
Winchester, July 8
…….the battle was grand, sublime, awful. Neither language nor pen can describe the s
cene. The enemy were strewn in piles—some in rows just as they were standing when
they fell—the ground was literally BLUE. Our brigade (Pettigrew’s) that day was opposed
to the Iron Brigade—never having been repulsed before (so I heard from a prisoner) but they
said “we were compelled to yield this time”. One asked “what men fought us that day”
and when told the 26th North Carolina he said “I don’t want to fight them again.”
List Casualties Company H, July 1, Lt. Murdo McLeod, commanding
Killed: Sgt. A. M. McAulay, Corp. Samuel P. Short, Ptes. Arch. A. Clark, Colin B.
McKinnon, Thomas Johnson, S.J. McIntosh, N.A. Currie
Wounded: Lt. Murdo McLeod, severe in breast and shoulder, Lt. G. Wilcox, painful
wound in side and foot, Lt. J.H. McGilvary, slight in leg, O.Sgt. A.M. Dunlop, severe,
thigh and arm, Sgt. Jas. D. Gillman, severe, side, Sgt. L.A. Currie, flesh would in leg,
Corp. W.J. McNeil, slight, lower part of breast, Corp. Z. Hogan, flesh would in thigh,
Ptes. Daniel Bailey, hand, W.P. Blue, slight, hand, Bradly Brady, severe in thigh and
arm, Malcolm Brewer, hand, W.D. Brewer, shoulder (since dead), J.S. Brown
(supposed to have been killed), J.A.J. Buchan, slight in groin, A.S. Caldwell, flesh
wound in leg, Jas. N. Cuddell, slight in shoulder, L.W. Currie, severe in side and arm,
Levi Davis, flesh wound in thigh, W.T. Densom, slight in hand, W.J. Dowd, badly both
legs, A.B. Fry, severe in breast, J. C. Fry, slight in hand, George T. Fry, severe in side,
David A. Graham, slight in hand, W.H. Graham, severe in arm, C.C. Harrison, flesh
wound in both legs, Thomas J. Hogan, badly in jaw, N. Hunsucker, slight in hand,
S.J. Johnson, flesh wound in elbow and side, Jno. B. K - - - n, slight in foot, Daniel
Malone, bowels and hand (since dead), J.S. Maness(?), dangerous in throat, J.B.
Martin, severe in shoulder, J.A. Medlin, dangerous in abdomen, Daniel McCaskill,
severe in thigh (since dead), A.D. McCulloch(?), shoulder (since dead), Daniel McDonald,
slight in right hand, John McKinnon, throat (since dead), William McKinnon (missing),
J.A.N. McLeod, breast (since dead), Duncan McLeod, flesh wound in arm, A.F. Muse,
bowels (since dead), W.K. Nunnery, flesh wound in jaw and leg, John Parson, flesh
wound in leg, William M. Persons, breast, dangerous, J.P. Seawell, flesh wound in arm,
Joseph P. Seawell, flesh wound in shoulder, C.(?) W. Shaw, stunned by shell, Lindsay
Stutts, leg amputated, Andrew Stutts, lip, H.C. Tyson, flesh wound in thigh, William A.
Va - - cannon (partially illegible), slight in head, J.H. Warner, flesh wound in side and
arm, A.S. Warner, slight in head, Harmon H. Wil - - -(partially illegible), lower part of
bowels (since dead), A.P. Williams, flesh wounds in both thighs, A.J. Williams, slight
in foot, Kelly Wil - - - - - - - - (partially illegible), hip, Henry Yow, badly in arm.
You will see that our company did its duty. The regiment went into action with about
750 men and lost in killed and wounded 549. Col. Burgwyn was killed on the field while
gallantly leading his men in battle—bearing our colors and calling upon them to push on
to victory. Just before he died about the last words he said were “I am dreaming; I know
my gallant men are doing their duty nobly; where is my sword?” Such were the last words
of our colonel; he sleeps under a tree on the battlefield away from his friends in the land
of strangers yet he is not forgotten—no! His memory will be cherished, fresh and green
in the hearts of men who have followed him until they too shall be as silent as he. Lt. Col.
Lane was badly wounded and I hope will recover soon.
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
July 29, 1863
3rd Regiment at Gettysburg-Casualties
Major W.N. Parsley commanding
Field and Staff
Adjt. T.C. James, wounded in leg
Company A
Capt. J.H. Albritton(?) commanding
Killed: Sgts. John R. Heath(?), and H.C. Kilpatrick, Pte. John Br - - (partially illegible,
maybe Bret?), James (last name illegible), W. H - - bs (partially illegible, maybe Hoobs?)
Wounded: Capt. J.H. Albretton, flesh wound in thigh, Lt. C.C. Lane, flesh wound in thigh,
Sgt. R.A. Edwards, severe in shoulder, Sgt. George Timberlake, fractured arm, Corp. Jno.
Taylor, flesh wound in arm and chest, Ptes. C. Albritton, flesh wound in thigh, W. Botts,
flesh would in arm, W. Enson, flesh wound in leg, severe, Jno W. Gay, wrist, J.P. Hill,
knee, James Ham, hip, Benj. Jones, arm, slight, R. Jolly, shoulder, W. Lane, shoulder,
slight, John Moore, hip, H. Marlow, back, J.L. Morris, thigh, H.R. Pridgeon, side, slight,
Benj. Ruff, back, severe, R. Shurley, shoulder, W. Skinner, hand, R. Ward, thigh.
Company B
Lt. T.J. Kelly, commanding
Killed: 1st Sgt. S.S. Carrol, Corp. J.A. James, George W. Bass
Wounded: Lt. Thomas J. Kelley, severe in chest, Corp. A. Johnson, wrist,
Ptes. S.W. Brinson, leg, J.C. Bostick, knee, severe, J.D. Brown, leg amputated,
A.E. Fredericks, back, H. Grady, slight in back, D.J. Mathis, thigh, W.J. Pickett,
B.B. Worley, in arm, C. Sanderson, back, R.A. McLaughlin, thigh
Company C
Lt. C.P. Mallett commanding
Killed: Corp. D.J. Montgomery, George W. Wilson, Thomas Flowers, W.H. Giles,
John Sanderson
Wounded: Sgt. D. Autry, head, Pates W. Faircloth, neck, P. Neal in back, severe,
Allen Jones, hip, slight, D.W. Willorford, arm, H.J. Willorford, hand, J.M. Johnston,
head, J.W. Alpin, hand, M. Mitchell, hip, August Smith, hand, slight, J.M.L. Wallace,
leg, slight, C.(?) McFallon, head and back, Jas. Jones, leg, J. Rouse, head, Jno Barley,
shoulder and back, severe.
Company D
Lt. John Cowan, commanding
Killed: A. Hethcock, A. Manning
Wounded: W.H. Best in testacles, J.P. Davis, arm, Charles English, arm, J. Kornegay,
finger amputated, L. Manning, face, J.E. Neal, forehead and eye, D. Wood, slight, A. Wicks,
severe
Company E
Lt. Stokely, commanding
Sgt. Jno. Gornto, both arms, severe, Pte. B. Dunn, leg amputated, A.P. Geddings, back,
W. Healy (Heady?), side and head, J.D. Runsucker, thigh, D. Millis, leg, W.W. Moore, leg,
N. Jenkins, leg, slight
Company F
Lt. E.I. Garrison, commanding
Killed: Lt. E.I. Garrison, Lt. H. Potter
Wounded: Sgt. J.W. Simpson in face, Corp. J.H. Hewitt in groin, H.M. Bishop in leg, J
as. M. King, leg and thigh, Jno. Montgomery, shoulder, R.F. Robbins, head and finger,
C. H. (?) Farrow, arm, slight, J. Smith, side, slight, T.O. Weeks, arm slight
Company G
Capt. E.H. Armstrong commanding
Killed: Pte. L.H. Wiggins, Isaac Sutton, D. Owen
Wounded: Lt. James J. Molts, dangerous in lungs, Sgts. L.J. Henderson severe in thigh,
C.(?) or O.(?) C. Hill, slight in hand, J.P. Smith, foot, J.P. Ketchum, finger, Corpls. J.R.
Young severe through hip, W.F. Coke, severe in shoulder, Ptes. H.E. Henderson slight in
hand, W.E. Jones, shoulder, W.E. Kellam, hand, J.P. Langley, leg amputated, L. Phillips,
foot, slight, E.W.O. Riggs, chest and abdomen, B.M. Riggs, hand, B. Reese, arm,
W. Crews, thigh, J.W. Thompson, hand, A.E. Littleton, since dead
Company H
Lt. Lyons commanding
Killed: Sgt. Pressnod, A.T. Benson, Ptes. J. D. Lamberk, C.S. Sellers, J.T. Williams
Wounded: Sgt. J.M. Sikes, arm, D.H. Callihan, thigh, W.H. Young, back, N.P. Holloman,
gun shot fracture shoulder joint, W. B - - e (partially illegible), arm, W. Vuncannon,
shoulder, J.H. Loudersmith, Corp. J.M. Straden, thigh, Sgt. David Sikes, arm, C.B.
Sikes, arm, Jos. Baldwin, Jas. Baldwin, breast, J. Brady, breast, slight, J.H. Kirkman,
hand, D.M. Thompson, face, serious
Company I
Lt. Stone commanding
Killed: W.H. Martin, W. Lassiter, W. Davis
Wounded: Sgt. J. Watson, back, D.B. Wilkerson, leg, A. King, arm, G.A. Litchfield,
contusion in leg, P.P. Green, hip, G.T. Allen, fracture of jaw, W. Davis (since dead)
Company K
Lt. Ward commanding
Killed: A.M. Smiley, C.F. Futch, M.D. Mott
Wounded: Sgt. S.P. Hand, both shoulders, severe, W.B. Player, hand, serious, J.H.
Braewn(?) Braun(?), shoulder, Sgt. G.B. Lee, hand, severe, J.H. Carter, wrist, T. Moore,
wrist, Jonas Jones, thigh, J. Hines, side, slight, R. Ramsey, arm, J.B. Blake, hand,
G.W. Foy, hand, James Brett, finger amputated
About 80 of the most serious wounded men were left in the hands of the enemy for
want of means of transport. Sufficient means were provided for their comfort, our own
surgeons being detailed for the purpose.
Thomas F. Wood
Assisting Surgeon, 3rd N.C.T.
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
July 29, 1863
A list of casualties in Companies D and G, 47th Regiment N.C.T. in the Battle of
Gettysburg have been received and will appear in our next edition. A friend writes that
Capt. Jo Davis of Company D was left behind in the charge on the 3rd July and is fate
is not known but it is hoped he is a prisoner. “Poor Davis” our friend writes, “a finer
specimen of mankind I never knew.” We are glad to learn that Lt. Pleasant P. Peace
of Company G escaped without a wound.
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
August 5, 1863
Headquarters, 28th N.C.T, July 17
I send you a list of the men and officers that crossed the Potomac with General Lee’s
army into Pennsylvania. I desire it published for the friends of the regiment at home to
know who are the men that do not straggle or fall out by the way to keep them from duty
and in honor to the brave ones who are willing to serve their country in good faith. The
ones marked thus--*--are the ones who crossed the Potomac and fought bravely in the
campaign.
W.A. Speer, Lt. Colonel Commanding
Company A
Capt. E.F. Lovill*, Lts. E.T. Thompson, M.H. Norman*, Sgt. W. B. Holyfield*, C.T.
Thompson, *, J.W. Cockerham, Corpls. F. Snow*, W.S. Blackwood, Ptes. J.W.
Benson*, J.T. Blackwood, E.W. Bray, A.J. Bobet*, J.H. Childers, A.J. Chandler,
W. Center, H.W. Collins, S.G. Gates, M.C. Gates, G.W. Hiatt*, J.H. Hardy, J.A.
Holder, W.H. Marsh, F. Moore*, M.C. Parkes, A. Stanly*, J. Shropshire*, D.P.
Smith, T. Sprinkle*, J. Tate, S. Wood*, R. Wood, W.J. White, R. White, L.C. York
Company B
Capt. T.T. Smith*, Lts. H.J. Costner, R. Dorman*, Sgts. J.E. White, H.A. Towrence,
E.L. Whitesides*, Corpls. T.M. Foster, J.T. Carpenter, J.S. Cloneger, Ptes. J.L.
Alison, M. L. Abernathy, S.M. Abernathy*, J. Carpenter, C. Carpenter*, W.H.
Carpenter, F.T. Carpenter, L.R. Clemer*, J.B. Crenshaw*, A. Davis, L.H. Ford, J.A.
Ford, A.S. Friday, J.S. Foy, J. Graves, R.M. Gaston*, J. Huffstetter, E.M. Huffstetter,
M.V. Hovis*, W.H Hawkins*, J.C. Hoffman, J.H. Hoffman, T.F. Hoffman, G. Hines, R.
Jenkins, A.J. Jenkins, D.A. Simebye(?)* Simebyo(?)*, W.A. Sawing*, W.F. Lewis*,
J.J. Lewis*, G.M. Logan*, F.W. Lepin(?), J.L. McIntosh, J.F. Murphy, J.A. Marrow*,
J. O.(?) Murry, C. Neil*, P. Neil, A.A. Rhyne, A. Rhyne*, A.M. Rhyne*, E.L. Pigram,
J. Shaw*, J.W. Shields, R.B. Stone*, M. Stroupe, T.L. Sanders, J.R. Savis(?) Sawis(?),
W.R. Thomas, F.W. Thompson, W.A. Wiatt, W.E. Whitesides*, J.H. Costner*
Company C
Capt. T.J. Linebarger*, Lts. M.A. Thornburg, E.C. Austin, M.M. Thornburg, Sgts. D.
Kincade, L. Linebarger*, J.A. Little, J.W. Williams*, Corp. M.A. Sigman*, P.J. Herman,
Ptes. G.A. Abernathy, A. Bolch(?), B. Bolch(?), D.A. Bumgarner, M. Barger, A.J.
Clemer*, A. Cook*, L. Cook, A.H. Conrad*, A.L. Campbell*, J.C. Carter*, S. Consel,
D.J. Drum, A. Edwards, J.A. Fry*, E.N. Fry, A.J. Frady*, J. Goodson*, J.M. Grice*,
D. Hefner*, G. Hefner*, S. Hefner, A. Hilman*, R.D. Herman, G.D. Herman, D.N. Hawn,
J. Huffman*, D.W. Huffman, J.F. Houston*, J. M. Houston, W.A. Harwell, L. Holler, E.
Killian*, J.E. Killian, A.P. Linebarger*, E.M. Link, W.A. Martin*, W.J. Miller*, H. Miller,
H.H. Poovey*, D.A. Poovey, J.A. Poovey*, L. Poovey, H.F. Poovey, S.Pryor, D. Pryor,
C. Pitts*, J.A. Reynolds, J.A. Spencer, W.H. Lobock, H.P. Summit, F.A. Selzer, D.
Sype(?), J.L. Turbyfill(?), A.E. Towman, A.E. Yount
Company D
Capt. H.A. Randall, Lt. E. Moose, Sgts. M.J. Eudy, J.M. Essly*, M. Lowder*, H.A.
Parkes, Corp. M. Richee, Ptes. A. Erwin, W.H. Crowell*, C. Carpenter, A. Carpenter*,
L. Caldy(?), J.W. Davis, C.F. Fisher*, H. Huneycutt, J.W. Howel, D. Herin, J.M.
Hatley, J.H. Livly(?), A.R. Miller, A.D. Miller*, J.P. Marsh*, J.C. Mault(?), B.R.
Malden*, W.C. Morrow, B. Perry, N.C. Pennington, D.W. Plyler, J.C. Sell, A. Sides,
A. Sides, Jr., J.Sides, C.W. Sides, D.E. Smith, J.A. Whitaker, W.C. Tew*, W. Newby*,
R. Stoker, J. Richie
Company E
Capt. N. Clark, Lts. T.S. Green*, E. Hurley*, Sgts. I. Williams, J.A. Crawford, J.H. Fraser*,
E. Hall, J.M. Luther, Ptes. W.T. Lisk*, D.B. Allen, J.H. Ballard, R.H. Byrd, C.(?) C.(?)
Brewer, A.W. Bass (Boss?), J. Callis*, N.L. Cook*, W. Gads(?) Gade(?)*, G.H. Hunsucker,
J.C. Hastin, J.T. Lisk*, S. Morris, E.J. McInnis(?) McJennis(?), G.W. McRae, H.G.
McDonell*, A.M. Awlay, T.A. Parsons*, J.C. Parker*, W. Phillips, J.A. Reddin, W.A.
Smith, J.M. Stafford, P.T. Tolburt*, J.W. Wade*, D.W. Weisner, S.E. Weisner
Company F
Capt. T.V. Apperson, Lts. J.T. Truelove, W.A. Marler, J.M. Starling*, Sgts. J.C. Brown,
A.T. Randleman*, F.A. Myers*, Corpl. J.K.P. Brown*, Ptes. A. Apperton, B.F. Adams*,
T.D. Creson, L. Chaplin*, G.W. Blakely, J.W. Binkley, W.T. Dickson, F. Gough*,
D. Hicks, J. Hicks*, B.(?) J. Norman, R.A. Pack, J.W. Tackett, Jas. W. Tacket, J. P. Well,
J.H. Woten, A.Z. Brown*, J.M. Kirk*, J.G. Nicholson*, W.D. Kelly, J.D. Conrad
Company G
Capt. E.J. Morrow, Lts. G.W. McAuley*, E.S. Edwards, Sgts. D.F. Morrow, W.F. Edwards,
E.A. Martin, Corpls. S.G. Ryan, J.S. Durham*, Ptes. Jas. Brockwell*, Jno Brockwell,
J. Bishop, J. Canady*, R.L. Cates, J. Cheek, W.E. Crabtree, H.C. Crawford, L. Daniel*,
J. B.(or H.?) Durham, R.A. Durham, T.M. Durham, W.J. Durham, H.A. Edwards, T.W.
Howard, L. Lloyd*, L.J. Lloyd, J.A. Morris, W.G. Poindexter, S.A. Poe, J.A. Roberson,
A.G. Roberson, M. Smith, J.L. Smith*, C.P. Snipes*, N. Straughn*, H.C. Sikes, J.L.
Thompson, J. G. Vickers, S. Workman*, G.N. Wall(or Wait?)
Company H
Capt. G.G. Holland*, Lts. M.A. Lowe, S.A. Simmons, D.B. Smith, Sgts. L. Matheny(?),
J.J. Rollins, Corpls. B.E. Hughs, J.W. Lee, J. C. Holland, Ptes. W.T. Barnett, S.G.H.
Bridges, G.M. Green*, P.G. Gold, J.B. Gillaspie, J.M. Gillaspie, J. Hamuck*, P.A.
Holland, W.E. Lee, A. McCraw, W.D. McSwain, W.T. Privitt, J.T. Wilson
Company I
Lts. S.S. Bohannon, J.H. Snow*, Sgts. C.D. Hendricks, D.C. Cosy, Corp. W.A. Tesh,
Ptes. H. Busday(?) Bunday(?), P.H. Harty*, W.M. Carter, W.H. Childers, N.C. Dozier,
J.G. Danner*, W.R. Gentry, J.E. Hobson, D. F.(?) Hobson, G.B. Harding, Jones Holcomb,
Bloom Holcomb, J.T. Holcomb, D.C. Hall, Isaac Hutchins, C.V. Hutchins, L.W. Johnson,
E. Long, J.H. Martin, Jr., B.T. McKaughn, J.H. Martin, Jones Mackle, E.H. Reece, G.T.
Reynolds, T.A. Smith, E. Stinson, T.G. Scott, L.A. Todd*, H. Whitehead, B.W.
Weatherman, J.T. Wisbon(?), L.G. Barker, S.W. Dozier, W.L. Jarvis, A.R. Joyce*,
Iredell Evans, Isaac Moore
Company K
Lts. J.M. Crewell(?) Crowell(?), A.N. Stone, J.T. Biles, Sgts. W. J. Ross(?)*, D.M.
Ross, H.C. Page, C. Furn(?)*, Corpls. D. Allman, D.D. Smith, S.F. Forris, W.A.C.
Biles, Ptes. G.W. Hethcock, G.L. Hethcock, B.F. Bell*, A.C. Burns*, W.A. Bost,
W.F .Crewell, W. Carrico, Wil Carrico, D.D. Davis, J.E. Eudy*, J.W. Eudy, D.W.
Eury, L.R. Farmer, J.E. Fisherman*, J.T. Howell, D.A. Hatley, J.M. Hinson, N.F.
Hethcock, D.J. Holt, S. Harkey, G.E. Kirk, A.C. Mabra*, E.H. Milton*, C.J. McSwain,
D.W. Moody, S.C. McKinley, T. Motley, S.J. Hash*, J. Nelson, G. Russel, J.A.
Randel*, G.P. Ross, E.R. Smith, B.F. Smith*, C. Shortle*, W. F. Swaringen,
H.C. Swaringen, C.C. Thompson, A. Vanhoy(?), T. Whitley, G.(?) C. Smith*,
D.W. Rogers
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
August 5, 1863
The Storming of Gettysburg Heights
6th Regiment N.C.T. July 2
Commanded by Major Samuel McD Tate
Col. Avery was commanding Hoke’s Brigade and Lt. Col. White was absent—sick
About twilight on the night of July 2, Hoke’s N.C. Brigade lay in the line of battle at
an angle about 45 degrees to the line of battle to the enemy on Gettysburg Heights,
their right supported by the Louisiana Brigade under General Hays, the left
unsupported as it was too advanced and by a right wheel connected with the
right at Johnson’s Division on the mountain. The brigade was commanded by
Col. I.E. Avery, 6th N.C. Regiment, was posted as follows from the right to the left:
6th N.C., Major Tate; 91st N.C. Col. Kirkland; 57th N.C. Col. Goodwin (the 54th
N.C. Col. Murchison had been sent to Staunton in charge of the Winchester prisoners).
Moving forward from the line of battle marked on the map I am sending as “line of battle
before the charge” and in the direction before mentioned, we crossed a very high and
strong plank fence, when the batteries on the heights opened up on us, with a furious
shower of shot and shell. To render the position intelligible to any one who cannot
see the map I am sending, let him draw a range of hills and imagine a road dug in
the side running nearly straight, then a line from this making an angle of about 45
degrees and you have the position from which we started. Let him describe on this
road on the mountain side a line of any length he may choose to represent the front
of the regiment and about three times the length of the regiment front, left to right
and you have the bearing of our lines. Allow on this line room for the Louisiana
Brigade of five regiments and the next regiment you mark will be the 6th N.C.
The fence mentioned as first encountered and where the batteries opened on us
is a strong plank fence running nearly parallel to our lines. Crossing this and
moving on in the direction mentioned before indicated we came to a very strong
high morticed fence running at right angles with the fence we first crossed and
parallel to the enemy’s batteries and lines. Just before reaching this fence we right
obliqued and the fence, defying all efforts to tear it down, the unit jumped over it.
Having executed this manoeuvre under a most galling fire, and having given the order
to right wheel so as to face the enemy’s batteries and lines, Col. Avery commanding
the brigade fell mortally wounded just as fame was preparing to wreathe his brow on
the field of Gettysburg. He met the Green Monster where eh had so often courted
him and died where the brave prefer to die amid the clash of arms pouring out his
heart’s blood; a willing libation on the altar of his country.
Having crossed this fence and executed the right wheel, we faced the enemy’s lines
and batteries. The ground was nearly level or a little rising towards the stone wall
and planted in corn. A hedge row ran perpendicular to our line and one or two
companies passed to the right of us. To describe the fire poured upon us would
defy our power of pen and ink. The heights are believed to have had forty pieces of
artillery which were turned upon us and the heavy fire of infantry behind the stone
wall was terrific and at a range when the yell was raised of not more than 150 yards.
I know that I cannot give you an accurate description of the heights we had to storm
but will try to give a general one so that the reader can form some conception of the
obstacles we encountered. The heights we stormed consisted of a very high hill, its
top cone shaped at its base, and distant from the top about 100 yards ran a road dug
in the hill side with the upper side protected by a stone wall whose average height
was about six feet. The top of the wall was level with the ground and the ditch behind
it made the strong position occupied by their infantry, supporting the batteries of its
crest, which consisted of two tiers of guns.
The gun upon the summit commanded the whole surrounding country, the other lower
down on the hill side. From two points in this stone wall distant from each other about
the front of a regiment of 400 men ran two rock fences towards the batteries and
perpendicular to the stone wall. It was that position of the stone wall flanked by
these two rock fences that our regiment charged.
From the third position marked on the map I sent you, we raised the yell and under
a heavy fire soon reached the stone wall and mounting to the top we found the enemy
had no desire to leave. Sternly they resisted and there was a general clubbing of
muskets and bayoneting and officers used their swords freely. The sound of rifles
ceased entirely for a few moments and it was doubtful whether or not we could hold
the stone wall. The clubbing of muskets and bayoneting became general along the
line for a few minutes when they gave way. The enemy on our right had been
dislodged while on our left they were not. But we had a rock fence on each flank
on our line from one to the other which made the fourth position of the regiment
marked on the map I enclosed.
Major Tate immediately ordered a charge on the batteries which were soon in our
possession; but the cannoneers showed stubborn resistance and were nearly all
shot down on their guns so that the next day a detail of infantry was needed to work them.
Perceiving the enemy throwing a line behind the rock fence on our left which would
enfilade us, as well as give good fire on our rear, Major Tate changed front to rear
on his first company and threw his line behind the rock fence on our right, leaving
the space immediately in front of the batteries and the two rock fences open, the
enemy holding the one to the left and we to the right.
After holding this position for some time and fearing that the enemy might take
possession of the road and stone wall over which we had passed with so obstinate
a struggle, we changed front to rear on the 10th company which threw the right in
the road below the stone wall and considerably to the right of our lane where we
crossed the wall.
The question may be asked why did we evacuate? I have said that position of the
stone wall on our left had not been taken that after having silenced the batteries,
we were threatened by a line behind the rock fence on our left which made us
throw our line behind the rock fence on our right so as to front their line. Our r
ear being open and unprotected and liable to be captured, we threw the line on
the road. This position we determined to hold until support could be had. From
being either all killed or captured by throwing a file across the road so as to hold
the enemy in check in case he should move against our left until the regiment
could be withdrawn. The causes which compelled us to evacuate are as follows:
failing to find any support after being sent repeatedly and finding no one, during
which time the enemy threw a line on our front and occupied the stone wall so
that you could take hold of a rifle on our extreme left with one hand and a rifle on
the right with another; notwithstanding we did not intend to evacuate with those
forces on our front but when we saw their line reinforced all along with a new line
it was only to decide to wait and sacrifice the regiment uselessly or withdraw
which latter we did in good order and unmolested.
I wish to be understood that what I said applied exclusively to the 6th Regiment
N.C.T. and no design whatever existed in the heart of your correspondent to
distract from our brothers of the 21st and 57th. They fought in one place and
we in another. They did their part nobly and gallantly.
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
July 29, 1863
55th N.C. Regiment
The following is a partial list of casualties
Col. Connolly, left arm amputated and severe wound in right side owing to
weakening effects of his wounds he was left at Cashtown, Pa., and has fallen
into the hands of the enemy.
Lt. Col. Smith, mortal wound, has since died
Adjt. Jordan, taken prisoner
Company A: Capt. Upchurch killed
Company B: Capt. Gilreath killed
Company C: Capt. Dickson and Lt. Bethel taken prisoner
Company D: Capt. Rundall and Lt. Townes taken prisoner
Randall was severely wounded in the face
Company E: Capt. Whitfield, slight wound in head
Company G: Capt. Whitted, slight wound in face, Lt. Lee killed
Company H: Capt. Sutterfield killed; Lt. Lillington flesh wound through the
thigh; Lt. Blount captured and Lt. Holt wounded in calf of leg
Company I: Capt. Williams taken prisoner, Lt. Winston wounded
Lt., Company H, 55th N.C.T.
The following casualties are reported in the companies from the village of Chapel Hill:
Killed: Major Joseph Hubbard Saunders, 33rd Reg’t.; Lts. John Henderson
McDade, John Wosley Williams, Nat. Brooks Tinney, 11th Reg’t.; Lt. William
M. Mickle, 37th Reg’t.; Sgts. William Whitted, Corp. William Spencer Durham
and William Sugg (reported).
Captain Elijah Graham Morrow of the 28th, wounded and prisoner and Lt. Lewis
Battle, wounded and prisoner.
How many more of our gallant boys from Chapel Hill were killed and wounded in the
terrible battle is not known but enough is known to justify us in calling us a village
in mourning.
Casualties from the 28th Regiment in the Battle of Falling Water Dam #4, Maryland, July 15
Company B: Robert B. Stone and Leroy Wilson, missing
Company C: Able Harmon, missing
Company E: J.H. Hunsucker, missing
Company G: R.L. Catis, and H.C. Sykes, missing
Company I: Henry Bundy, missing
Company K: E. H.(or L.?) Melton, missing
W.H.A. Speer, Lt. Col.
Commanding, 28th Reg’t.
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
August 5, 1863
11th N.C. Regiment
This gallant regiment certainly one of the finest in the South, was terribly torn to
pieces at Gettysburg. Col. Leaventhorpe was wounded and fell into the hands of
the enemy. Lt. Col. Morten was absent on business at the time of the fight. Major
Ross was killed. Capt. Armfield, the senior captain, was wounded and fell into the
hands of the enemy. Capt. Bird, the next highest, commanded the regiment on the
3rd day’s fight. We understand that he acquitted himself with honor. While others
lost their colors, he brought off those of his regiment with his own hands. His clothes
were struck with balls in several places and his thigh grazed with a ball although he
reports himself not hurt. He received after the fight the highest commendation from
General Pettigrew. Every commissioned officer of his company who was present
was killed. 400 men of Leaventhorpe’s regiment were lost in that fearful struggle.
What a terrible slaughter of some of the best men in the state.
General Field Officers of N.C. Regiments Who Have Fallen in this War
Major General William D. Pender
Brigadier Generals Lawrence O.B. Branch, George B. Anderson, J. Johnston Pettigrew
Colonels:
Montfort S. Stokes, Charles C. Tew, Gaston Meares(?), Charles F. Fisher, Isaac E.
Avery, Reuben P. Campbell, Philetus W. Roberts (died), Robert M. McKinney,
Champ Davis, Thomas J. Purdu(?) Purdie(?), Matthew Davis (died), Solomon Williams,
Henry K. Burgwyn, Richard H. Riddick, Charles C. Lee, George B. Singletary,
J. Henry Morehead (died), James C.S. McDowell
Lt. Colonels
John C. Badham(?) Eadham(?), Junius L. Hill, Franklin J. Fulson(?) Fuison(?),
Rufus K. Pepper, Sunders Fulton, Robert H. Gray (died), Christopher C. Cole,
Thomas L. Lowe (died), Eli H. Miller, Oliver H. Petway, John A. Graves, M. Thomas Smith
Majors:
Tristrum(?) L. Skinner, John Howard, Absolom K. Simonton, John B. Andrews
(died), Henry McRae (died), Thomas N. Crumpler, John H. Whitaker, Egbert A.
Ross, David D. Rowe, Ed. Dixon (died), Laban Odell, Edmund J. Christian,
Abner B. Carmichael, Thomas W. Mayhew, Joseph H. Saunders, John M. Kelly,
Archibald D. Crudup, Benjamin R. Hoake(?) Hoske(?), James S. Whitehead
I have not included in this list Cols. Leaventhorpe, Christie and Marshall, Lt. Col.
Parks and Major Richardson, reported to have been killed or to have died of wounds
received in the late fight but have included those who died of disease.
Headquarters, 31st Regiment, Sullivan’s Island, July 28
Enclosed you will find a list of casualties in this regiment at the affair on James
Island on July 16 and the bombardment and assault of Battery Wagner on July 18.
Casualties July 16
Company C (or G?)
Killed: Pte. W.A. Johnson
Wounded: Ptes. E.A. Lee and James Gower, slight
Company I
Wounded; Corp. Joseph Stewart, Pte. W.T. Meser(?), slight
Company K
Wounded: Pte. Freeman Willis, mortal, since dead
Casualties July 18
Company A
Wounded: Pte. Kinlow, mortal, since dead, Sgt. Lewis, slight, Ptes. Thomas Jones,
A.H. Sealey and J.L. Thompson, slight
Company B
Killed: Pte. Sidney Parker and B.B. Harris
Wounded: Ptes. Solomon Allen, severe, J.D. Johnson and Jonathan Dees, slight
Company C
Killed: Pte. Wm. Matthews
Wounded: Ptes. Alex Rogers, severe, A. Sexton, R. Eilen(?) Ellen(?), A.Q. Wood, slight
Company D
Wounded: Pte. W.R. Bryan, mortal, since dead, Sgt. S.J. Mitchiner, slight
Company E
Wounded: Sgt. Pope, Ptes. D.N. Wilkinson, and John Faulkner, slight
Missing: Pte. Dewain Garret
Company F
Killed: Corp. W.E. Harrell (flag bearer)
Wounded: Sgt. S.S. Perry
Company G
Wounded: Ptes. Andrew Lawrence, dangerously (feared mortal), J.A. Grant, and
E.D. Sanford, slight
Company H
Killed: Pte. Jesse Allen
Wounded: Ptes. R.B. Keith and W.A. Mooningham(?), slight
Company I
Killed: Pte. Neill H. Gaskins
Wounded: Capt. A.B. Parker, mortal, since dead
Sgt. J. McAllister, severe, Pte. Isaac Melvin and Sgt. Gregory, slight
Company K
Killed: Pte. Z. Smith
Wounded: Ptes. M.W. Carriker, dangerously (feared mortal), H. Mitchell, and
A. Wiggins, severe
E.K. Bryan
Adjt. 31st Regt N.C.T.
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
August 12, 1863
List of men who died at Chimborazo Hospital from the 4th March to the 1st
August, 1863, Ward B, 3rd Division
March 12, Pte. D. Cottle(?), Company E, 30th N.C. Regiment
March 15, J.H. Pritchett, Company C, 32nd N.C. Regiment
March 23, D. McLean, Company C., 34th (?) 54th (?) Reg’t.
March 24, J.A. Lee, Company K, 3rd (?-maybe 2nd ?, illegible), N.C. Regiment
March 20, G.T. Dennis, Company H, 54th N.C. Regiment
April 2, J.M. Gunter, Company G, 1st N.C. Regiment
April 15, D. Hoover, Company G, 34th N.C. Regiment
April 20, U.T. Willis, Company D, 45th N.C. Regiment
May 18, J.E. Hogges, Company E, 4th N.C. Regiment
May 25, W.R. Hart, Company C., 32nd N.C. Regiment
July 29, J.C. Baker, Company A, 26th N.C. Regiment
June 19, J.S. Gal - - - re (partially illegible), 52nd N.C. Regiment
Casualties Co. C., 47th N.C.T. Falling Waters, Maryland, July 14
Wounded: Pte. Rufus Sanders, right leg
Wounded and Missing: Pte. J.M. Roysten(?) Royster(?)
Missing: Pte. M. Bishup, Thomas J. Ferrell, Jas. H. Hadley, W.H. Maynard, A.H.
Maynard, George R. Moore, J.H. O’Daniel, W. T. Sanders, W.H. Stevens
N.L. Brown, Lt., Commanding
Promotions, Changes
Major James W. Whitson of Currituck has been made Lt. Col of the 8th Regiment
N.C.T. vice Hinton promoted to Col of the 66th Regiment N.C.T.
Capt. Edw. C. Yellowly of Pitt has been made major of the 8th Reg’t. N.C.T. vice
Whitson promoted
Major James S. Hines, New Hanover, 1st Regiment N.C.T. has resigned on
account of disability
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
August 12, 1863
Confederate prisoners sent to Johnson’s Island, Sandusky Bay
From the Baltimore American
Major H.G. Lewis, 3rd N.C.T.
Lt. Crawford, Co K, 6th N.C.T
Lt. J.T. Martin, Co I, 21st N.C.T.
Lt. M.F. Jones, Co D, 23rd N.C.T.
Lt. J.S. Evans, Co B, 47th N.C.T.
Lt. J.D. Newsom, Co H, 47th N.C.T.
Lt. G.M. Whiting, Co. C., 47th N.C.T.
Lt. Col. M.A. Parks, Adj’t. F.C. Powell
Lt. G.W. Nixon and C.B. Harrison were at West’s Building Hospital, Baltimore
We are gratified to learn that Lieutenants Iowa Royster and Gaston Broughton
of this city, reported dead, are living though in the hands of the enemy and likely
to recover. We regret to learn that Col. Leaventhorpe and his adjutant Henderson
Lucas (son of the late Capt. Lucas of Raleigh) have died of wounds received at Gettysburg.
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
August 19, 1863
Information is wanted on Austin Brown of Capt. A.C. Latham’s battery whether
dead or alive. He was at Winchester when last heard from in October of 1862.
His parents have or had four sons in this battery and one in another company.
Any information as to Austin will be gratefully received by his wife and aged parents
at Pine Level, Johnston County, N.C. Thomas Brown, Pine Level
North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
September 9, 1863
Information wanted on William Cooper of Company A, Capt. Milton, 2nd N.C. battalion.
When last heard from in June of 1863, he was near the town of Carlisle, Pa. Any
information regarding William Cooper will be gratefully received by his parents.
(first name illegible - - ard) Cooper, Clover Orchard, Alamance Co.
We have received from H. Rogers, Army Colporteur and late prisoner from Chester,
a list of the N.C. men whom he left there as prisoners.
Officers: Major J.H. Saunders, 33rd Regt.; Capts. A.A. Moffitt, 18th; H. Turner, 23rd,
H.T. Whitaker, 55th; Lts. C.A. McGehee, 53rd; J.H. Randall, T.C. Miller, P.P. Mull and
R.M. Rossiter, 55th; J. M. Lawrence, 22nd; E.T. Thompson and E. Moore, 28th;
B.H. Winston, 53rd; T. j. Cahill, 7th; S.P. Gill, 47th; William G. Woods and Frank
Williams, 18th; Jno. H. Shufford and ------Wright, 23rd; R.F. Drake, 47th, Nathan
Horton, 37th.
Privates
1st Regiment: Y.B. Clifton, Company I
3rd Regiment: Jas. Hair and B.A. Ruff, Co A; Wm. Screwes, G. Daniel, J. Mathis,
Co B; Jesse H. Hardin, D.H. Callahan, J.M. King, Co F; C.B. Sikes, Co H.
7th Regiment: G.G. Quitman and W.L. Turner, Co F; A.B. McDaniel, Co I; F.(?)
Cornelius, Co I, dead; R.W. Parker, Co I, dead; W.A. Rose, Co I supposed dead;
R.C. Steel, Co I; J. Banfield, Co A
11th Regiment: J.R. Bingham, Co A; J. Long and J. Bynum, Co F; J. M. Clay, Co D
13th Regiment: W.M. Townsend, Co E, dead; Anderson Redenhour and John
Redenhour, Co F; B.T. Carter, Co K; G.W. Branton, Co C; J.C. Ratcliff, Co H
15th Regiment: D.F Adams, Co C
16th Regiment: J. Hager, Co C; M.L. Goode, Co G
18th Regiment: Richard Rieves, Co E; Reuban Harmon, Co C
20th Regiment: B.M. Houston, Co D
22nd Regiment: Edwin Brewer, Co I; P.H. Padgett, and A. Nolin, Co H;
J.H. Hosley(?), Co (illegible); R. McFarland, Co K; R. Dimonds, Co A; J.H.
Dale, Co (illegible)
23rd Regiment: J.T. Lockhart, Co A; Timothy Hefner, Co F
26th Regiment: J. Pendergrass, Co A; N.B. Norden, and T.M. Caudle, Co D,
sick; Wm. M. Siler, Co G; John m. Sudderith, Co F; A.J. Alston, Co (illegible);
H. Crowson, Co K; Jno. Hoffsticall, Co B; Wm. Parsons, Co C
28th Regiment: W. M. Caskin and A.C. Burris, Co K; Marly Forester, Co E; T.H.
Wooten(?), Co F; C.D. Hendrix, J.W. Blackwood, Co A; G.H. Fallard and C.C.
Brewer, Co E; S.G.H. Bridges, Co H
30th Regiment: R.C. Cullen, Co F
32nd Regiment: Joseph Spence, Co B
33rd Regiment: A.M. Tucker and Alex C. Brantly, Co C; W.A. Arnell, Co G;
Samuel Regan, Co (illegible), sick; R. Durham and Jas. MacLean, Co D
37th Regiment: J.H. Webster, Co E; Miles Asker, Co D, L. H. Roberts, Co I;
M.A. Faulkner, and B.F. Steele, Co C; L.G .Purlier, A.W. Anderson, Co F; Wm.
Dicken, Co G; O.(?) G.(?) S. Mendenhall, Co K
38th Regiment: M. H. Lewis, Co H; John Weeks, Co D; Jas Ruff, Co (illegible);
J.A. McArthur, Co K; Daniel Heffner, Co F
43rd Regiment: J.D. Hendricks, Co G; D.R. Powell, Co A; M.T. Russ, Co K
45th Regiment; Stephen Steel, Co C; J.T.A. Davidson, Co K; S.C. Browning,
Co I; Jno. A. Roach, J.H. Cason, and W.S. Hollet, Co E
47th Regiment: D.R. Ross, Co K; Rainey Deever and B.B. Lee, Co D; Ander
Newman, Co F, sick; Isaiah Blake, Co I; Drewry King, Co H; A. Hunt, Co (illegible),
John Done(?) Dons(?), Co C
52nd Regiment: C.H. Hope, Co H; Lee Gibson, Co D, sick; B.f. Coffer and Alex
Cheater, sick, Co D; R.K. Smith, Co I; Jesse Reeves, Co B; Sullivan Sell, Co I;
Wm. A. Sifford, Co G; Roland Chapple, Co A, dead; A. Anderson, Co F; J.A.
Weathering, Co H
55th Regiment: J.W. Swinson, Co H; D. W. Miller, D.T. Wood, and John Boyd
(sick), Co K; Bryant Dixon, M.B. Galloway and J.H. Cason, Co E; John Shille(?),
Co C; C.B. Blanton, Co D; Jno Stawall, Jno Faison and Henry D. Sandlin, Co I;
Caloway Godson and Aaron Cerle, Co F; Thomas L. Reed, Co G
Regiments not specified: G.P. Smith, Jas. S. Haley, J.A. Mesenheimer, M.H. Sebastian
2nd Cavalry: Samuel P. Terry, Co K; Jas Patten, Co G
2nd Battalion: Thomas Credleburgh, Daniel Leach, Co F
Fayetteville Observer
ADDENDUM TO GETTYSBURG
Fayetteville Observer
Wednesday, July 29, 1863
Casualties 12th N.C. Troops at Gettysburg, July 1, 1863
Company A
Killed: Private L. Bowman
Wounded: Sgt. L.R. Whitner, in leg, slight, Corp. J. McGee, seriously, Privates H. Killiam,
shoulder, slight, F. Murphy, arm and leg, slight, D.L. Rowe, mortal in breast, P.W. Whitner,
left leg amputated, R.A. Lawrence, leg, slight,
Company B
Killed: Pte. George Duty
Wounded: Lt. J.M.B. Hunt, Sgt. R.M. Paschall, in arm, flesh wound, Pte. J.R. Alston, severe
in breast and shoulder, Thomas Andrews, flesh wound in both legs, Jesse Collins, flesh wound
in thigh, Joseph Jones, arm amputated, John Knot, foot, slight, William Overby, flesh wound in
thigh, John Wadkins, flesh wound in leg, Jno. Wilson, through the face severely
Company C
Wounded: 1st Lt. B.M. Collins, flesh wound in arm, Ptes. R.N. Curtis, slightly in breast, William
Moss, in breast, L.F. Lambert, in head, J.W. Fisher, slightly in breast, J.T. Williams, flesh wound
in leg
Company D
Killed: Pte. T.P. Meadows
Wounded: Sgt. T.A. Lankford, seriously in body, W.J. Robards, seriously in head, Ptes. P.M.
Carpenter in hand, S. Mallory, in shoulder slightly, J.S. Meadows, arm amputated, J.A. Royster,
in arm, J. Sigman, slightly, B. Smith in shoulder, D.B. Stone, breast, severe, D. Yancey, arm
amputated
Company E
Killed: Ptes. William P. Layton, Robert L. Adams
Wounded: Corp. D.D. Whisnant, wounded and missing, Ptes. C.J. Durham, severely in shoulder
and captured, John B. Blanton in thigh and captured, Jno. M. Collins, mortal in breast
Company F
Wounded: 2nd Lt. N.S. Mosely, seriously in neck, Sgt. T.H. White, severely through body, W.A.
Montgomery, Corp. J.B. Harriss, very slightly, D. Allen, severely in hip, Ptes. A. Allen, foot slightly,
P. Bobbitt, both thighs, severely, J. Draper, thigh, slight, C. Floyd, ankle, R.B. Thornton, D.T.
Wooten, leg amputated
Company G
Wounded: Col. C.W. Gregory, severely through shoulder, D.A. Mullikin, slightly in side
Company H
Killed: Pte. F.B. Joyner
Wounded: Sgt. R.W. Joyner, severe in back, Corp. D.W. Sorey, severe in shoulder, Pte. G.
Williams, slight in hand
Missing: Ptes. W.R. Delbridge, Isaac Gordon
Company I
Wounded: Corp. W.H. Drewry, in hand, slight, Pte. J.A.J. Glascow, severe in leg
Company K
Wounded: Ptes. H.E. Bartholomew, slight in arm, T.D. Jones, slight in wrist, J. D. Campbell,
slight in foot, G.W. Brake, slight in breast
Casualties in the Battle of Hagerstown, Maryland, July 6, 1863
Company A
Killed: Sgt. G.L. Snyder
Company B
Wounded: Captain Taylor in shoulder
Company C
Killed: Pte. William Pearcy
Company F
Wounded: Pte. W.E. Daniel, slightly
Company G
Wounded; Lt. Jno. Tormey, severely in shoulder
Respectfully submitted
W.L. Davis
Lt. Col., Commanding 12th Regiment N.C.T.
John F. Gregory, Adjutant
Fayetteville Observer, Monday, January 11, 1864
Prisoners of the 5th N.C. Troops Taken at Gettysburg and Confined at Johnson’s Island
Company A
W.B. Autry, right thigh, flesh, Jas. Smith, right hip, improving, M. Fitzmore, left shoulder, died
Jan. 7, N.M. Brady, hip, improving, Sgt. (last name illegible) died Aug. 3, Jas. K. Goldman,
shoulder and jaw, latter fractured, died July 11, D.W. (last name illegible, five letters, starts with
an ‘S’ and ends with a ‘y’), lungs, improving
Company B
Thomas (last name illegible, might be Howell), arm amputated, improving, James Powell,
shoulder, Dempsey Wright, died July 10 (or 16), R. Sanders(?), died July 21, L. Draper, died
July 6, Robert Wright, died July 6
Company C
William Rains(?), improving
Company D
George (last name illegible, might be Hart) died July (number illegible)
Company E
Pat Cunningham, died July 17, M. Beaver, David Hewitt, died July 9
Company F
Sgt. C. Hobbs, W. Eady, L. Mabry, A.C. Treces(?), improving, J.C. Carter, left leg, flesh, Martin
(last name illegible, starts with an ‘A’), leg, flesh, Lucius Peck, died July 6
Company G
Corp. Jas. Pennington, left hip, improving, Miles Mason, died July 19, John Locke(?), died July
18(?), Wm. A. Williams, thigh, improving, J.F. Weaver, left hand amputated, Rufus Watson
died July 12, Joseph Anderson died July 11, Wm. Dixon died July 19, Benjamin Collock(?),
right leg, flesh, improving, C.D. Waitly(?), died July 23, Joseph Robins, skull fractured, improving
Company H
Sgt. J.R. Powell, died July 7, Corp. Dawson Parker, died (no date given), W.C. Safrit, left
thigh, flesh
Company I
Sgt. Wm. F. Smith, arm amputated, improving, Corp. B.F. Thompson, leg, improving, Rabson(?)
Harlow, leg, improving, (first name illegible) Hancock, died July 12, N. Berry, (illegible word)
fractured, improving, P.H. Wood, died July 12, Sgt. Robinson(?), arm(?) amputated, improving
Company K
Sgt. H.T. Powe(?), (illegible word) fractured, improving, L.D. Bringle, shoulder, improving, W.C.
Sangart(?), thigh, improving, Moses Safrit, died July 17, E.E. Leach, died July 15, Levi Deal, arm
and back, improving
This list only comprises those who were seriously wounded and left at the hospital of which Dr.
Pearson was in charge.
L.M. Davis, Captain
Fayetteville Observer, Monday, July 20, 1863
Casualties 5th North Carolina Troops At Gettysburg
(Transcriber’s Note: See Article from August 17 issue of this paper where writer
claims to have a more accurate list)
Field and Staff
Wounded: Capt. S.B West, commanding regiment; Adjutant F.J. Haywood
Company A
Killed: J.T. Womble
Wounded: Lt. H.H. Smith, finger; Sgts. S.A. Rose, arm; S. Beon(?), hand; Corps.
J.W. Monk, side; J.M. Fox, leg; Privates N.K. Goodwin, shoulder; Robert Atkinson,
head; N.M. Braddy, hip; T.T. Burke, arm and head; Jas. Smith, hip; M. Sisemore,
arm and head; W.B. Autry, thigh; N. Gee, arm; H. L. Webster, thigh; Levi Cook,
hand; C.F. Harper, thigh; E.Kinsaul(?); J.F. Beal, head
Company B
Killed: Corp. J.S. Morgan, R.H. Blount, W.H. Jackson, G.R. Williams, L. Worrell, J.
King
Wounded: Lt. J.F. Cross, Corps. J. Hays, R.W. Hays, and B.F. Willey; J.A. Howell,
Cal Hays, P.E. Matthews, B.F. Powell, B.F. Thompson, D. Knight, John Parker, L.
Draper, R.A. Saunders, R.H. Knight
Company C
Killed: N.D. Bridgers, L.H. Jones
Wounded: Lt. H.L. Watson, Sgt. J.K. Whilley, Corp. A. Creech, W. Garner, K. Brown,
D.W. Lee, W.N. Harper, James Fault, N. Faulk, B.N. Dean, Jas Dean, ------- Durham,
N. Corbet, U. Johnson, J. Hudson, L. Sasser, B. Massingill, W.B. Jewyringan, Wm.
Bains, J.H. Williams, G.R. Pool, J. Foard
Company D
Killed: Lt. M.J. Malone
Wounded: Sgt. J.W. Barrow, G.E. Yart
Company E
Killed: Lt. W.A. Carr, Sgts. J.M. Miller, Wm. Steel; George Waller
Wounded: Lts. M.F. Hunt, R.C. West; Sgt. D.C. Bassinger, Corp. J. Scott, W.J. Bond,
P. Cunningham, G.S. Council, J.N. Morgan, G.W. Long, D.H. Hewitt, Wm. Riggsby
Company F
Wounded: Lt. W.A. Riddick, Corps. C. Hobbs, J.F. Endey, M.M. Endry, J. Peck, J.B.
Carter, J.D. Whitley, G.W. Oatley, A.S. Barringer, W. Almand, G. Kizer
Company G
Killed: Lt. C.C. Rauls, N. Etheridge, D.L. Williams, J.G. Clifford, M.P. Morgan
Wounded: Capt. J.M. Taylor, Lt. T.D. Deems, Corp. Jas. Penington, G.A. Barringer, J.
Robins, J. Lock, J.J. Rena(?), W.L. Light, R. Watson, J. Anderton, W. Dickson, M. Mason,
B.L. Collett, D. Baker, W.A. Williams, J.T. Weaver
Company H
Wounded: lt. R. Cooper, Sgt. R. Powell, Corp. D. Parker, T. Hurdle, M.P. Morgan, M.M.
Pool, J. Riddick, R. Saunders, W.C. Safrit(?), J. Copeland, J.J. Shaver, C.W. Shirewalt(?)
Company I
Killed: S. Riley
Wounded: Lt. W.M. Lea, Sgts. J.E. Robinson, W.F. Smith, Corps. B.F.(?) Thompson, J.
Taylor; R. Harlow, T.J. Hoke, B.F. Bean, L. Goodson, W.W. Cobb, T.H. Wood or Weed,
T.J. Hancock, J.P. Hopkins, N.D. Berry, E. Lewis
Company K
Killed: J. Allen, J. M. Heilig, Tobias Cruse, George Keith, A. Bestian, Isaac Earnhart
Wounded: Lt. J.C. Irvin, Sgt. W.T. Powe(?), W. Leffler, L.D. Brinkle, E.E. Leach, E.
Safrit, E. Seaford, L. Deal, A. Loppard, S.A. Bean, W.C. Sugart, A.A. Bestian, E.
Brewer, M. Safrit
The above is only a partial list of the casualties, a large portion of the wounded having
fallen in the hands of the enemy.
S.W. West
Captain, 5th N.C. Troops
Casualties Company F, 20th Regiment
Killed: Lt. F.C. Wilson, Sgts. M. Sessoms, B. Crumpler, Private Levi Farnscloth
Wounded: Capt. J.W. Wright, Corp. T. Sessoms, Privates O.A. Williams, M. Hall,
W.H. Herring, P. Sessoms, A. Fisher, J.B. Herring, A.W. Hall, J.K. Ezzell, W.H. Hall,
W.J. Balcam(?), J.C. Butler, John Sikes
Missing, prisoners, unhurt: Sgt. W.A. Peterson, Corp. J.L. Benton, Privates R.O.
Spell, M. Pearson, J.A. McAlpin, J. McCullen, D. Giddings, Nathan Hall
Wounded North Carolinians in hospital at Middlebury, Va.:
Jas. Williams
J.A. Butler
D. Todd
J. Cox
B.F. Ward, Company B
W.A.B. Pierson, Company D, 63rd
S. Morgan
F. Duke, Company D
M.C. Taylor, Company G, 59th
These were wounded in the cavalry fight, June 17
Guilford Taylor, Company B
D.W. Smith, Company F
J.A. Lynch, Company D
David Jones, Company G, 63rd
Killed in the same fight, were buried at Middleburg
Fayetteville Observer, Monday, August 17, 1863
Editors of the Observer:
Camp 5th N.C. Troops, August 5, 1863
In a late paper I notice a partial list of the casualties in this regiment, which is totally
incorrect and which does great injustice (though not intentional on your part) to so
noble a band of heroes. Enclosed you will find a correct list of the casualties of
Companies B, F and H of this regiment, which you will please admit in your columns
for the information of their friends.
Company B
Killed: Corp. J.T. Morgan, Levi Worrell, John Parker, R.H.(?) Blount, W.H. Jackson,
G.R. Williams, Jno. King, Linsey (last name illegible, six letters, ends in ‘son’), H.(?)
M. Lowder
Wounded: Lt. J.F. Cross, Corps. Josephus Hay, R.W. Hays and B.F. Willey, T.A.
Howell, T.E. Matthews, R.H. Knight, R.H. Saunders, D. Knight, B.F. Thompson, A.
Hahan(?), Benjamin Smith, B.A. Eure, Lazarus Draper
Missing: Lts. S.J. Ruontrey and S.W. Nixon(?), Sgts. Calvin Hays and Edward Wright,
J.B. Parker, J.A. Speight, Alex Draper, R.H. Briggs, Thomas Dry, M.D. Floyd, E.H.M.
Hurrage(?), Wm. G. Meicher, Henry Shymonck, J.F. Barbie
Company F
Killed: Joseph Baker, Wilson Eudy, Harry H. Milton, Christopher Lierly
Wounded: Capt. Thomas N. J – rd - - - - - n, slight; Lt. C.E. Riddick, arm, thigh and
head; Lt. A.C. Trotman, hip, slight; Lt. W.A. Riddick, neck and wrist, slight; Sgt.
Charles Hobbs(?), severely; Corp. Andrew Overton, head, slight; Martin Almond, leg;
W.C. Almond, side; Alfred Barringer, breast; J.L. Carter, leg; J.F. Eudy, side; R.L. Eudy,
side; George Kisor, breast; Sol Mabry, foot, L.H. Mason, head; J.W. Miller, hip; Julius
Peek, head; G.W. Saffey, breast; G.W. Whitley, breast; W.H. Eudy, arm, leg and foot;
J.C. Treese, side, arm and leg
Missing: Corp. Irvin Hughes, J.R. Beich (sharp shooter, supposed to be killed); J.J.
Cooper, E.F. Dick, Hiram Eudy, P.J. Fisher, Isaiah Russell, George Waller(?)
Company H
Killed: Burrell Evans, Shad Felton, R.H. Starnes
Wounded: Lt. J.C. Goodman, leg (at Hagerstown); Lt. R.B.G. cooper, breast, at
Gettysburg; Sgt. J.R. Powell, hand, breast and head; Corp. Dorsen Parker, leg and
hand; Jackson Copeland, arm; Thomas Hurdle, breast; John Jackson, M.M. Pool,
thigh; J.J. Shaver, head; N.C. Wyatt, hand; W.C. Safrit, thigh; Robert Saunderseide;
Nathan Morgan, Isaac Biddle, side; J.A. Evans, hand
Fayetteville Observer, Monday, July 27, 1863
Casualties 16th Regiment N.C.T., Scale’s Brigade
Field and Staff
Wounded: Surg. F.T. Fry, Adj. S.R. Hensly
Company B
Wounded: J.D. Brown, J.J. Hembree, J.C. Hembree, J.L. Loudermilk, F.(?) Riley
Missing: Lt. Ira Profitt
Company C
Wounded: Lt. W.J. Edney, D.S. Cistes, Corp. L. Thompson
Missing: Lt. W.J. Byrd, D. Hager
Company D
Killed: Corp. P.L. Minkty
Wounded: Lt. D.C. King, T.J. Thom, Sgt. R.S. Owens, G.T. Splaun
Missing: Capt. A.A. McKinney, D. Scruggs, R.M. Gatlin
Company E
Killed: G. Powell, P. Young
Wounded: H. Smith, C.J. Copeland, John Lane, F.M. Pearson, H. Goins, Lt. A.L.
Kayler
Missing: A.S. Cloud
Company F
Wounded: J. Hampton, J.M. Smelson, A.J. Haney
Missing: H. Young, J. Stroup, M.A. Wilson
Company G
Killed: Lt. J.B. Ford, P. D. Carpenter, J.T. Crain
Wounded: Lt. G.H. Mills, B.G. Arrowood, J.H. Bradley, M.L. Goode, Samuel Williams,
J. Steadman, Sol Willis, Jos. Holland, J.G. Freeman, H. Johnston, J.D. Weaver
Missing: Lt. J.Y. McIntire, Corp. J.L. Davis, J.L. Williams, Jas. Hoyt, W.W. Gunter,
W.D. Wicker
Company H
Wounded: Lt. J.W. Bell, Sgt. W.M. Parrish, G.W. Parrish, W.D. Allison, W. Cline, J.c.
Donaldson, W.D. Winsted
Missing: Sgt. Moses Brooks, J.H. Higgins
Company I
Killed: J.R. Lewis
Wounded: Lt. J.W. Mills, Sgt. J.R. Gash, L. Crabtree, J. Cannon, W.F. Denman, J.C.
Erwin; E.H. Gervin, J.T. Bowman
Missing: Richard Livnett
Company K
Killed: Lt. R.W. Morgan, Corp. B. Dalten, W.C. Colbert
Wounded: Sgt. J.C. Wilson, Corp. W.C. Edwards, George Painter, C. Lankford
Company M
Killed: J.S. Smith, George Anthony, E. Black, J.L. Huffstetter
Wounded: Corp. W.M. Radicill, M.M. Manney, W.C. Wortman
Missing: Sgts. M.A. Rhine, J.N. Roberts, Jonas Brown, R.R. Dameron, J.R. Carter
22nd N.C.T. Casualties
Company A
Killed: J.C. McMillen, J. Williams
Wounded: Lt. J.B. Clark, Corp. R.B.Clark, D.P. Clark, H.A. Clark, W. Lutz, M. Deal,
A.J. Dula, J. Hamby, E.P. Miller, A. Stary, Sgt. Barton
Missing: Lt. W.W. dickens, L. Coffy, S.B. Shell, J.H. Stalling, R. Taylor, J.H. Sninnill,
B.A.J. Coleman, J. Palmer, J. Justice, J. Wilson
Company B
Killed: W.H. Langhorn, J.L. Ingle, W.G. Poteet
Wounded: Capt. J.T. Conley, Sgt. W.C. Gavin, G.L. Buchanan, G.W. Connor, J.G.
Dickson, J.H. Dale, J.H. Hensly, J.G. Padget
Missing: Sgt. W.M. James, Corp. G.W. Lakcey, J. Haney, W. Washburg
Company E
Wounded: Sgt. D.W. Busick, J.P. Hellcum, W.S. Hellcum, G.W. Holt, S.C. Pegram,
J.D. May, J.P. Stack
Missing: J.B. Jister, H. Arthur(?), J. Pegram, J.W. Stack, W.B. Stack, B.F. Roberts,
W.A. Rich, E.A. Guler, Wm. Irvin, W.S. Oliver
Company F
Killed: J. Maine
Wounded: S. Choat
Company G
Killed: D.W. Ingram
Wounded: Lt. P. Smith, Sgt. L.P. Blackwood, Corp. W.L. Page, B.W. Bolton
Missing: J. Walker, W. Patterson, E. Burrner, Capt. G.A. Graves
Company H
Killed: W. Smith, J. Nelson, R.H. martin, W. Sisks, T. Killam
Wounded: Lt. M.F. Mitchell, Sgts. H. Williams, and W.W. Cunningham, P. H. Padget,
A. Narlin, L.L Joice, W. Vernon, T. Yates, W. Wood, W. White, A.J. Morris, L.
Claybrook, W.D. Martin
Missing: J. Foddrill, A.P. Alberty, A.J. Corn, W.H. Atkinson, T. Williams, H.C. Lockey.
Company I
Killed: Lts. J.H. Palmer and J.S. Robins, W. Coletray, S.W. Gardner, J. Smith
Wounded: Capt. G.V. Lamb, Lt. B.W. Burkhead, W. Frazier
Missing: M. Briedlove, S. Falkner, H. Rush, D. Faulkner, A.S. Heath, H. Latham, A.D.
Tucker, M. Jerrell
Company K
Killed: Sgt. E. Boss, E.W. Gray, B. Allison
Wounded: Capt. W.B. Gooding, B. Masburn, P.O. Justice, J.C. Harritt, E.L.F. Haynes,
J.S. Bradbey, R. McFarlin, H.W. Joice, Lt. J. McD. Burgin, Z.S. Hawkins
Company L
Killed: Corp. H.D. Perry
Wounded: Lts. J.C. Barney, O.M. Pike, Sgt. S.M. Bukhead, Corp. L.M. Bukhad, D.C.
McMasters, M.H. Banner, Z. Ward, H.C. Laster
Missing: D.P. Ellison
Company M
Killed: Sgt. W.C. Siler
Wounded: Lts. J.M. Laurifice(?), Sgt. S.W. Trogden, Corp. J.E. Campbell, N. Parker, J.
Jackson, T.J. Turner
Missing: J. Aivitt, J.F. Foster, A.W. Lorrence, R. Coble, L. Williams, D. Yergain
34th N.C.T. Casualties
Field and Staff: Killed, Major George M. Clark; Wounded, Lt. Col. G.T. Gordon, Adj.
J.W. Riddick
Company A
Wounded: Lt. B.Y. Martin, G.W. Moody
Missing: W. Taylor, Jno. Richardson
Company B
Wounded: Lt. W.P. Bean, Sgt. Robert James, Wm. Brooks
Missing: W.O. Davis, Jas. McDaniel
Company C
Killed: E.D. Davis, M.A. Higgins
Wounded: Lt. W.T. Wilkins, A.W. cook, B. Keeter, Capt. F.L. Twilly
Missing: Sgt. G.W. Boone, S.B. Foster
Company D
Killed: J.A. Miller
Wounded: Capt. C.K. McNesty(?), J.M. Hodges, G.M. Overcash
Missing: Wm. Barnhardt, M.A. Douglas
Company E
Killed: Sgt. J.H. Husk, A.C. Fullenwider
Wounded: Lt. J. Tiddy, Corp. J. Yoder, W. Beas, N.G. Besa, W.T. Hoyle, John Leamster,
C.D. Shull, M. Reynolds, A.D. Metcalf
Missing: Sgt. G. Cauble, M.A. Holly, M.L. Harner, J.W. Friday, M.L. Withers
Company F
Wounded: Lt. J. Hogue, Sgts. W.M. Goodson and Y.H. Elliott, J. Carter, H.E. Clay,
A.J. Powell, M.P. Petty, J.A. Newton
Missing: M.V. White, Jno. Eaker, A.C. Erwin, J.W. Lutz, L.M. Williams
Company G
Killed: Lt. J. Abernathy, Jas. Carpenter
Wounded: Capt. G.M. Norman, Lt. A.A. Carthy, Corp. L. Carthy, Scott Lowing, J. Sanford
Missing: Jno. Todd
Company H
Killed: Wm. Moore(?) Moses(?)
Wounded: Lt. C.M. (last name illegible), Corp. R.P. Morris, Jas. Weaver
Missing: A.Y. Webb, R. Moore
Company I
Killed: Lt. J.G. Huntley, Jas. Taylor, J. Robins
Wounded: P. Henson, Jas. Morrow, T. Griffin, Jas. Steadman, Capt. J. Word
Missing: Sgt. J. Crawford, G. Mayes
Company K
Killed: Sgt. N.J. McLeod, G.W. Coggin, Corp. A. McInis, T.M. Elliott
Wounded: W.C. McLeod, E.W. Sanders, W. Deanis, J. Moore, J. Ray
Missing: P. Hiarly, E.E. Sanders
38th N.C. Troops Casualties
Field and Staff
Wounded: Col. W.J. Hoke, Lt. Col. J. Ashford
Company A
Killed: Corp. L. Thomas
Wounded: Lt. R.M. Middleton, Sgts. Lon Persall and W.C. Hightower, Corp. J.W.
Lanier, W.J. Barnett, Nick Hall, J.N. Lanier, W.H. Thigpen
Missing: Lt. A.J. Bunn, H.C. Moore
Company B
Killed: W.H. Norman
Wounded: Sgt. J.B. martin, Corp. T.A. Martin
Missing: Lt. H.C. Wilen, Thomas Dinkens, T.H. Adams, W.H. Gross
Company C
Killed: Lt. G.L. Daughtry, W.H. House, E.M. Card, M.S. King
Wounded: Lt. R.F. Allen, Sgt. H.J. Weeks, Corp. J.C. King, W. Glisson, Peter Willis,
Jesse Willis, R.M. Rathford
Missing: A. House, C.J. Sutten
Company D
Wounded: Capt. H.C. Darden, Lt. W.E. Faison, Sgt. D.A. Thompson, B. McLane, J.A.
Stephens, Ruf Stroup
Company E
Wounded: Corps. W.T. Tysen and E.M. Covington, N.R. Webb, J. Shepherd
Missing: Lt. W.R. Covington, Corp. W.A. Harris, S.P. Covington
Company F
Killed: Miles Moser, Miles Young, Corp. Jacob Sayel, Gilbert Anwood
Wounded: Lt. A. Deal, Sgts. M.C. Roseman and Q.M. Smith, G.H. Baker, A.M. Baker,
D. Huffman, C. Pope, L. Fulbright
Missing: M.W.A. Bost, J.H. Crawford
Company G
Killed: U.S. Lackey
Wounded: M.M. Clary, J.C. Lackey, W.L. Lackey, T.J. Sharp
Company H
Killed: Corp. D.P. Woodburn, R. Lassiter, C.G. Hamilton, B.F. Luther
Wounded: Capt. W.J. Thornburg, B.N. Kerns, Lewis Hovill, Jas. Harrill, J.F. hardister,
M.F. Hopkins, N.G. Campbell, T.H. Kerns
Missing: Lt. J.N. Kerns, Sgt. T.L. Russell, Corp. E.T. Herns
Company I
Killed: T.J. Ramsay, R.S. Cogdell, G.D. Wilson
Wounded: Sgt. H.S. Fortenberg, L. Williams, Wm. Gregg, C.B. Powell, T.S. Briggs
Missing: Capt. D.B. Magness, Lt. D.D. Sutilee, Sgt. W.C. Hamrick, R.P. Fulback
Ramseur’s Brigade, 2nd N.C. Troops
Casualties
Field and Staff: Wounded: Maj. D.W. Hart, in side
Company B
Wounded: W.H. Flowers, D. Deans
Company C
Wounded: J.J. Bennett, C.H. Summerlin, O.B. Taylor, W.A. Cherry, A.F. Pierre, W.H.
Reaves, W. Deaver
Company D
Wounded: Corp. Jesse Barnes
Company E
Wounded: Corp. Dudley
Company F
Killed: Lt. F.G. Herritage
Wounded: Thomas Rouse
Company G
Killed: A.C. Dillahench
Wounded: Elijah Koonce, F. Williford
Company H
Wounded: Sgt. B.W. Cobb, H.C. Gardiner, F. McFulton, J. Williams
Company I
Killed: Corp. E.T. McLacklan, Harvey C. Gardner
Wounded: S.A. Mosingo, A.P. Dowty, J.R. Crouch
Missing: Jno. H. Smith
Company K
Wounded: L. Landing, J. Shine, J. Shipp
For the Observer
Messrs. Editors
The following is a list of casualties in Company I, 20th N.C.T. in the battle of July 1st
at Gettysburg
Killed: None
Wounded: Sgt. Peter Gautier, head; Corp. J.R. Jackson, right hand amputated;
Privates Dempsey Jackson, shot through leg; W.T. Jackson, thigh; C.R. Bryant,
thigh; Hays Tanner, head and shoulder; D.M. Powell, leg; Robert hall, slight contusion
by shell; Amariah Sellers, severely in breast and two other places not remembered; Lt.
J.J. Huggins was slightly wounded and taken prisoner. Several of the company are
missing, supposed to be prisoners. The color guard which formed a part at the time,
of this company, were all killed or wounded. In the course of the engagement the little
finger of my right hand was shot to pieces and has since been amputated. I also
received a severe bruise on my leg. Both wounds are doing well.
Captain Mercer, Company G and Lts. Gore, D; Falwell, G; and Wilson, H., were killed.
Lt. Col. Slough, Major Brooks, Captains Smith, Wright, Monk, Brumly and Lts. Irwin
and Williams, were wounded.
Very Respectfully,
D.J. Devane, Captain, Company I, 20th N.C. Regiment
Fayetteville Observer, Monday, July 27, 1863
Casualties 52nd N.C.T. at Gettysburg, Pa., July 1 and July 3, 1863
Bivouac, 52nd N.C.T.
12 Miles from Winchester, Va., July 17, 1863
Messrs. E.J. Hale and Sons: I enclose you a list of casualties in the 52nd N.C.T.,
Pettigrew’s Brigade in the Battle of Gettysburg, Pa., on the 1st and 3rd days of July.
I have no doubt but what a greater portion of those reported missing have been
wounded and taken prisoners as the enemy held the field on the 3rd day’s fight.
I am pained to inform you that our noble Pettigrew was mortally wounded in a
skirmish with the Yankee Cavalry on the 14th inst., and died this morning.
Respectfully,
John H. Robinson, Adjutant
Field and Staff
Col. Jas. K. Marshall, killed; Lt. Col. M.A. Parks, wounded; Major Jno. Q. Richardson,
missing; Sgt. Major R.G. Barnes, wounded
Company A
Killed: 1st Lt. J.M. Cook, Sgt. M. Goodson, C. Hager, T.J. Poteet
Wounded: Capt. J.M. Alexander, Lt. A.F. Hurley, Sgts. A.F. Smith, T.A. Flemming,
Corp. G.A. Micenheimer, W.H. Bloom; J.W. Bloom, G.R. Nesbitt, J.H. Wallace, J.
McMillen or McMiller, J.M. Micenheimer, M.C. Walter, J. Page, W. Rice
Missing: G.C. Bloom, A.J. Blackwelder, C.M. Blackwelder, T. Barnhardt, J.N. Brown,
W. Eudy or Endy, J.F. Hamilton, R.W. Johnston, M.W. Smith, J. Stancil
Company B
Killed: John Medley, J.M. Pressnall
Wounded: Lt. Jas. W. Huske, Sgt. A.W. Hall, Corp. Franklin Luther, A.L. Yates, W.
Hammond, T.A. Grissom, K. Bolen, P.G. Murray, J. Reaves, W. Hoover, S. Williams,
T.S. Kearnes, J. Callicott, M. Nelson, J.M. Trotter
Missing: P.G. Murray, J. Reaves, W. Hoover, S. Williams, T.S. Kearnes, J. Callicott,
M. Nelson, J.M. Trotter
Missing: Sgt. T.W. Ludwell, W.B. Scott, L. Smith, James King
Company C
Killed: Lt. J.C. Warren
Wounded: Capt. George Gilliam, Sgt. J.J. Floyd, Corp. D. Trottman, J. Ellis
Missing: Sgts. C.M. Hayse, A. Ward, D. Savage, Corps. C. Blanchard and T.
Matthews, J.B. Rawls, J. Eure, L. Carter, E. Blanchard, M. Bryant, E. Baker, J.
Hofler(?), J. Lee, R. Lassiter, W. Spruell, J.P. Hyatt, W. Walker, J. Jones
Company D
Killed: J. Leeman, J.H. Hancock, J. Davis, J. Landers, R. George, W. Brown
Wounded: Capt. L.R. Gibson, Sgts. P. James, A.C. Maurice, Corps. J. White, J. Allen,
Privates T. Hopkins, S. Zigler, W. Walls, W. Liggon
Missing: Privates D. Cape, B.F. Cofer, R.W. Davis, L.L. Gibson, ------- Landers, G. Tuttle,
D. Westmoreland, B. Zigler, Lt. J.H. Nelson, Sgts. J. Nelson and S. Cross
Company E
Wounded: Capt. B.F. Little, Lts. M.S. Austin, M.R. McDonald, Sgts. T.R. Capel, F.
Gibson, Corps. S. Crouch, D. Gay, Privates B. Hinson, W. Shankle, B.M. Thomas, S.
McDonald, W.D. Patterson
Missing: Sgts. J.W. Ewing, J. Nichols, Corp. J.V. Wade, Privates W.F. Sandford, R.C.
Webb, J.L. Webb, J. Strickland, J. Maner, L. McKay, G. Swink, W. Thrower, T.
Woodward, R. Thomas, W.F. Roper, J. Hastey or Hasley, A. Driggers, G.H. Harvel, C.
Robinson, W.R. Covington, W. Moore
Company F
Killed: Ssgt. E.R. Vancy, Privates M.H. Handy, W.E. Hutcherson
Wounded: Lts. J.J. Parlier, J.G. Hall, Sgts. W.A. Foster, W.A. Hall, Privates W.H.
Church, D.W. Bullis, J.F. Johnston, Jas. Watts, W. Smithey, N.C. Hall, Jno. Evans, H.
Warren, J.M. Darnell, A. Abshire, Z.F. Lundy
Missing: Corp. J.A. Mock(?), Privates A. Anderson, M.H. Sebastian, F. Williams, Jno
Williams, J.E. Hendry, W.M. Harris, J. Kilby, A.B. Vuncannon, D.M. Hall, J.F. Handy,
R.F. Warren, M.G. Parks, Jesse Summerlin, Jesse Havner
Company G
Killed: Capt. J.M. Kincaid, Privates J.F. Caldwell, J.V. Edwards, J.F. Goodson, J.H.
Howard, W.F. Mundy, George Nixon, Jno. C. Robinson, J.S. Wilkerson, Jno. Thompson
Wounded: Wm. Howard, J.M. Nixon, T.L. Reid(?), J.H. Reid(?)(or Ried?), W.H. Smith,
W.A. Prim, H. Brotherton, L. Dellinger, J.F. Mundy, M. Abernathy, Corp. J.T. Norwood
Missing: Sgts. W.D. Thompson, T.B. Thompson, Jno. F. Little, Corps. R.J. Sifford,
J.B. Robinson, Privates D.A. Abernathy, J.P. Crawford, Jeff Gant, A.M. Hager, A. Nixon,
F. Nixon, C. Russell, W.H. Sifford, D.G. Thompson, M. Hayer
Company H
Wounded: Capt. E. Erson, Lts. L. Dellinger, W.R. Arent, Corps. J.C. Dellinger, R.A.
McCorkle, Privates W. Abernathy, W. Carpenter, Isaac Dellinger, L. Arney or Avney,
Wesley Hovis, Jno. Lewing, J.S. Laney, E.M. Lynch, T.J. Saunders, D.A. Summey,
H.M. Summerow
Missing: Sgt. J.C. McGaul, Corp. R.M. Helderman, Privates J.F. Bynum, W. Bynum,
M. Caldwell, D. Eddleman, C. Hope, A. Goodson, M. Hovis, W. Lewing or Lowing, Jas.
Saunders, D.F. Summerow, C.W. Stroup, M. Thompson, J.A. Weathers, F.W. Stewart
Company I
Killed: Capt. Jno. C. McCain, Private J.H. Rodgers
Wounded: Privates George Crowell, G.W. Lauder, J.A. Marbry, J. Melton, J.C. McKinnis,
N.F. Pence
Missing: Lt. W. Randle, Sgts. B.K. Cowell, R. Harris, Corp. W.D.A. Mason, Privates
J.M. Austin, H.H. Barringer, J.G. Bird, T.K. Colson, J.A. Crepps, E.F. DeBerry, C. Dry,
G.A. Dry, E. Fry, A. Hatley, J.T. Ivey, J.A. Kendall, P.S. Kirk, J.A. Lenier(?), E.A.J.
Littleton, W.P. Lowder, E. Morton, M. Morgan, R. Morris, H. Pence, J. Perry, J.C.
Pickler, J.A. Poplin, S. Sell, John Sell, D.A. Sides, J.W. Shankle, N. Shaver, E.M.
Smith, R.K. Smith, R.N. Thompson, W.R. Upchurch, J.R. Waller
Company K
Killed: Capt. A.C. Blackburn, Sgt. W.P. Dawson, Privates J.W. McKnight, D.
Westmoreland
Wounded: Sgt. G.E. Clayton, Corp. L.F. Elliott, Privates H. Davis, Jno Pendry, J.E.
Pegram, J.T. Jones, J. Johnston, W.H. Johnston, E. Hoover, A. Transon, S. Hampton
Missing: Sgt. T. Pratt, Corps. T.R. Dall, W. Pratt, Privates H.R. Bowen, T. Barham, L.
Elliott, L.F. Hardgrove, S. Livengood, H.H. Moore, A.R. Merritt, T.J. Micky, M.S.
Padgett, J.E. Pegram, J.W. Starbuck, J.H. Shouse, E.W. Sams or Saris, W.P. Snipes,
E.L. Hines, Thomas Yates, H. Dull, G. Dull
Fayetteville Observer, Monday, August 17, 1863
North Carolinians at Frederick Maryland
Col. Thomas S. Kenan, 43rd N.C.T., writes from Frederick, Md., on the 30th July, a list
of Confederate wounded then prisoners there. Among them the following North
Carolinians—most of them slightly wounded and all doing well:
M.M. Miller, A.E. Gullett, Sgt. A.S. Williams, G
Sgt. J.M. Durham, F; S.W. Howell, E, 6th Regiment
Daniel Teague, E, 37th
J.C. Roberts, E, A.J. Jones, G, Sgt. J.S. Evans, D, 1st
A.D. Price, E, 20th
E.H. Milton, K, L.S. Wilson, B, 28th
J. McGee, K, F.W. Murphy, A, 12th
G.B. Ganes, John Harris, Effard Seay, D, 2nd
Mary Hicks, D, 47th
Jno. Goss, E, 23rd
M.M. Moser, E, Sgt. Z.W. Kamp, A, Lt. W.B. Young, K, 32nd
George W. Carlton, G, 18th
Col. T.S. Kenan, Capt. J.G. Kenan, Capt. H.C. Wheeler, G, 2nd N.C. Bat.
J.E. Knowles, D, 1st N.C. Cavalry
The following had died:
H.H. West, A, 3rd, July 6
H. Gossell, A, 53rd, July 7
Capt. J.M. Albright, F, 53rd, July 16
L. Griggs, K, 43rd, July 23
J.M. Royster, C, 47th, July 20
Our Wounded in the Enemy’s hands
Petersburg, August 6
Editor: By a flag of truce boat which arrived at City Point, yesterday, several paroled
prisoners were sent up, among them one form the 43rd N.C. Regiment, from whom I
procured the following list and particulars of the wounded of Daniel’s Brigade, who
were left in the enemy’s hands. I hope you will publish it in the paper for the benefit
of their friends who are doubtless in painful suspense. Those captured by the enemy
of the 43rd Regiment are:
Col. T.S. Kenan, flesh wound in right thigh; also Captain Kenan, A, and Lt. Shepherd,
K, while being sent to Williamsport
Company A
H. Kornegee, leg; B. Wallon or Wallou, arm; Wm. Blalock, leg; W. Brinsom, left arm
Company B
Lt. J.J. Alexander, knee, died July 15; Lt. H. Ringstaff, head; Corp. J.H. Griffith, left as
nurse
Company C
M. Tomlinson, head; M. Robbins, head; J.J. Boykin, left as nurse
Company D
Lt. T.W. Baker, left arm amputated, died 26th July; G. Manning, left as nurse
Company E
N. Sumlin, foot
Company F
G. Bell, cook
Company G
J. Riggins, H. Steward, cooks
Company H
W.J. Smith, in heel
Company I
Sgt. W.R. Curtis, right arm amputated, died 6th July; Sydney Doan or Dean, right arm;
A. McQuaig, foot; T.J. Gales and E. Curtis, left as nurses.
Company K
W.B. Horne, knee; I. Bass, head, died 6th July
45th N.C. Regiment
Company A
Capt. T.H. Hodge, hip; S.D. Proctor, left arm amputated; D. Martin, sick
Company B
Captain S.C. Rankin, foot, I.W. Benson, arm amputated
Company D
W.T. Willis, right shoulder
Company E
J.T. Malloy, right thigh; J.B. Busick, arm; S.C. Die, left as cook; E. Griffard, P. Jerly,
as nurses
Company F
W. Dinoud, thigh; G. Sharp, ankle
Company K
Corp. S. Raper, left elbow
53rd Regiment
Company A
P.F. Sutton, left side; W.E. McAdoo, left leg and thigh; G. Garrigan, sick
Company B
Lt. M.E. Alexander, leg; S.E. Belk, left arm amputated
Company D
J.M. Lilly, head and foot
Company E
J. Eads or Eade, shoulder; G.W. Watson
Company H
J.F. Page, back; B.F. Ore, side
Company K
B. Russell, left knee; W.A. Nelson, arm; Lt.(rest is cut off)
Fayetteville Observer, Monday, August 17, 1863
The Richmond County Company, 52nd N.C.T.
W. F. Sandford, W. R. Covington and Thomas Woodward were delivered at City Point
on the 1st inst., and are at Poplar Lawn Hospital, Petersburg. Mr. Sandford writes thus
to the Spirit of the Age:
It will be gratifying to the families of the following named prisoners who are now at Fort
Delaware, to learn of their whereabouts. I will mention those from Captain B.F. Little’s
Company from Richmond County, belonging to the 52nd Regiment:
Sgt. John H. Nichols
Sgt. R.F. Gibson
Corp. Samuel C. Crouch
Corp. J.V. Wade
Private D.W. Baldwin
Private M. Baldwin
Private Calvin Shepherd
Private W.S. Roper
Private J. Stricklin
Private W. Moore
Private G.H. Harvell
Private Anderson Driggees
Private R.C. Webb
Private John Webb
Private John Hasty
Private R. James Powell, of General Pettigrew’s staff
I cannot tell where the following named prisoners are. They were wounded and sent to
some other place:
Captain B.F. Little
Lt. M.R. McDonald
Private S.C. McDonald
Private B. Hinson
Private James Mann
Fayetteville Observer, Monday, September 7, 1863
North Carolina Prisoners at Chester Hospital, Pennsylvania
We have received from H. Rogers, Army Colporteur and late prisoner from Chester, a list
of the North Carolinians whom he left there as prisoners, as follows:
Officers:
Major Jos. H. Saunders, 33rd Regiment
Captains: A.A. Moffitt, 18th; H. Turner, 23rd; H.T. Whitaker, 55th;
Lieutenants: C.A. McGehee, 53rd; J.H. Randall, T.C. Miller, P.P. Mull or Moll, and R.M.
Royster, 55th; J. M. Lawrence, 22nd; E.T. Thompson and E. Moore, 28th; B.H. Winston,
53rd; T.J. Cahill, 7th; S.P. Gill, 47th; Wm. G. Woods and Frank Williams, 13th; Jno. H.
Shufford and ------- Wright, 23rd; R.F. Drake, 47th; Nathan Horton, 37th
Privates, 1st Regiment, Young B. Clifton, Company I
34th Regiment: Jas Hair and B.A. Ruff, Company A; Wm. Screwes, Company G; Daniel
J. Mathis, B; Jesse H. Hardin, D; H. Callahan, J.M. King, F; Charles B. Sikes, H.
7th Regiment: G.G. Quitman and W.L. Turner, F; A.B. McDaniel, I; Faust Cornelius, I,
died; R.W. Parker, I, dead; Wm. A. Rose, I, supposed dead; R.C. Steel, I; Jacob Benfield,
A
11th Regiment: J.R. Bigham, A; Jos Long and J. Bynum, F; J.M. Clay, D
13th Regiment: W.M. Townsend, E, dead; Anderson Redenhour and John Redenhour, F;
B.T. Carter, K; G.W. Brandon, C; J.C. Ratcliff, H
15th Regiment: D.F. Adams, C
16th Regiment: J. Hager, C; M.L. Goode, G
18th Regiment: Richard reeves, E; Reuben Harmon, C
20th Regiment: B.M. Houston, D
22nd Regiment: Edwin Brewer, I; P.H. Padget and A. Nolin, H; J.H. Hesley, company not
stated; R. McFarland, K; R. Dimonds, A; J.H. Dale, company not stated
23rd Regiment: J.T. Lockhart, A; Timothy Hefner, F
26th Regiment: J. Pendergrass, A; N.B. Norden and T.M. Candle, D, sick; Wm. M. Siler,
G; John M. Sudderth, F; A.J. Alston, company not stated; H. Crowson, K; John Hoffsticall,
B; Wm. Parsons, C.
28th Regiment: W.M. Caskin and A.C. Burris, K; Marly Forester, E; T.H. Wooten, F; C.D.
Hendrix, J.W. Blackwood, A; G.H. Ballard and O.C. Brewer, E; S.G.H. Bridges, H
30th Regiment: W.W. Corbill, F, sick
31st Regiment: R.C. Cullen, F
32nd Regiment: Jos. Spence, B
33rd Regiment: A.M. Tucker and Alex C. Brantly, C; W.A. Arnell, G; Samuel Regen,
company not stated, sick; R. Durham and Jas. McLean, D
37th Regiment: J.H. Webster, E; Miles Asker, D; L.H. Roberts, I; M.A. Falkner and B.F.
Steel, G; L.G. Purlier, A.W. Anderson, F; Wm. Dickens, G; O.S. Mendenhall, K
38th Regiment: M.H. Lewis, H; John Weeks, D; Jos. Ruff, company not stated; J.A.
McArthur, K; Daniel Heffner, F
43rd Regiment: Stephen Steel, C; J.T.A. Davidson, K; S.C. Browning, I; Jno. A. Roach,
J.H. Cason and W.S. Hollette, E
47th Regiment: D.R. Ross(?), K; Rainey Deever and B.B. Lee (company cut off)
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