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These pages are dedicated to the memory of all the men from North Carolina that fought in the Civil War. Fayetteville Observer, June 2, 1862 At Keen, Baldwin and Williams’ Hospital J.S. Martin, 22nd W.G. Ray, 6th S.A. Hoover, 4th Columbus Kerr, 4th J.A. Houpe, 4th L.L. Rawley, 14th D.S. Bustle, 4th Alfred Baker, 23rd At Banner Hospital David Hoke, 23rd, Co. B Jno. R. Elgson, 4th, C Pinckney W. Ramseur, 23rd, B Capt. Wm. P. Hill, 23rd, H John H. Charles, 4th, G Jno. A. Weddell, 4th, C Hugh Baxter, 4th, B Jas. T. Stone, 23rd, G Capt. Thos. R. Tetterton, 4th E Jno. W. Goodsey, 4th, G Milus Holtzhaur, 4th, C Charles P. Arms, 4th, C Wm. Bunningham, 23rd, A Jno. R. Muncerlyn, 23rd, A Andrew P. Rising, 23rd, A Wm. F. Kenyon, 23rd, F Wm. S. Sudderick, 23rd, A Sydner Coffin, 22nd, A Lawson Porch, 22nd, A Pleasant R. Hermes, 22nd, F Sgt. Mason T. Mitchell, 22nd, H Jno. H. Beachman, 4th, G Wm. Perry, 4th, G Jas. P. Sheppard, 27th, H Marshall W. Moore, 4th, C Ed F. Martin, 4th, B At 3rd Alabama Hospital A Frecklin, 4th N.C., Co. K R.R. Underwood, 4th, H H.L. Melton, 4th, H H.S. Hunter, 23rd, K A M. Yode, 23rd, F M.W. Holmes, 23rd, G W.S. Lassiter, 5th, C J.T. Robb, 4th, C H. Purcell, 6th, L W.T. Brogdell, 5th, F J.M. Richards, 4th, C J.S. Feinester, 4th, C S. Claywell, 4th, C S.H. Robbett, 4th, H J.H. Smith, 4th, B J. Daniel, 4th, D R.W. Nesbitt, 4th, H J.H. Sherrell, 23rd, F W. Smithdeal, 4th, K C.L. Miller, 4th, K H.M. Warner, 4th, F J.J. Valentine, 4th, E Wm. Lefebres, 23rd, B A Kirksey, 23rd B J. Sanderson, 4th, D At Globe Hospital W.J. Laycock, 6th Regiment, Company C W.T. Greshem, 6th, C J. Holt, 6th, G W.P. Rees, 16th, I P.G. Cockrum, 16th, I M.L. Henley, 16th, I J.H. Fletcher, 16th, I 1st Sgt. J.P. Johnson, 16th, I W.J. Edney, 16th, C J.C. Joiner, 4th, H At Chimborazo Hospital W.S. Beard, Company C, 4th N.C., head J. Boon, A, 6th, back N.V. Cowan, B, 4th, shoulder W.A. Cutler, E, 4th, chest R.A. Coon, D, 6th, leg Lt. J. Coggin, C, 23rd, foot W.C. Clemens, I, 6th, hand Lt. W.A. Croyer, I, 22nd, back Lt. W. Coffee, K, 6th, arm N.H. Dillard, I, 6th, thigh H. Duke, E, 23rd, hand Corp. A. Frexler, B, Lee’s Battalion, thigh Sgt. W.J. French, I, 6th, thigh A A Gabrier, K, 23rd, upper lip J.W. Gibson, F, 6th, hand W.C. Hobbs, A, 4th, arm O. (or C.) C. Homan, B, 23rd, shoulder B. Howell, C, 5th, thigh Corp. N.W. Hester, H, 6th, thigh J.S. Irvin, B, 22nd, thigh Lt. H.H. Ighams, G, 4th, head J.T. Lamb, G, 5th, hand A A Lewis, I, 6th, thigh J.B. Morrison, G, 18th, shoulder R.A. Mills, B, 4th, arm T.H. Murry, E, 4th, thigh Isaac McGhee, F, 6th, leg J.M. McKenny, G, 6th, thigh Lt. J.R. Nicholson, C, 23rd, head W.S. Plumer, B, 4th, arm N.M. Stackleather, B, 23rd, shoulder C.H. Stokes, A, 22nd T.J. Scott, K, 29th, shoulder J.M. Turner, B, 4th, arm W.A. Widrick, B, 6th, head Lt. John Keafe, A, 6th J.M. Larrance, M. 22nd J.W. Martin, H, 6th Wm. Pendler (or Pendier), F, 6th G.M. Scarlett, G, 6th S.H. Sasser, C, 6th Ross Factory Hospital C.S. Johnston, C, 4th J.B. Bowles, H, 4th A Green, C, 23rd S.S. Goford, 14th, dead N. Tomlin, H, 4th S. Powell, E, 4th Royster Hospital R.S. Liggett, E, 4th J.E. Farwell, F, 23rd Jacob Ommery, A, 4th H. Haynes, G, 23rd Crew’s Factory Hospital Capt. S.W. Stowe, 16th A.J. Anderson, 4th Joseph Lane, 4th B.F. Whilling, 4th J.L. Davis, 16th Robert Dalton, 16th E.R. Roper, 16th W.H. Myer, 4th James Norris, 4th J.W. Jackson, 23rd W. Forsite, 23rd Elisha Myers, 4th John Whitley, 4th Pinkney Marlen, 16th R.H. Wall, 16th Wm. M. Wall, 16th N. Criger, 22nd S. Hars, 22nd Jackson Smith, 22nd D. York, 22nd Lt. J.W. Ludderth, 22nd S.F. Harper, 22nd S.J. Powell, 22nd John Maines, 22nd Joseph Loveless, 22nd Lero L. Tate, 22nd J.P. Greenleaf, 22nd Lt. W.B. Rivett, 22nd O. Talton, 23rd O’Miller, 23rd Christian & Lea’s Hospital J.J. Groves, 23rd J. Pelt, 23rd J. J. Brickle, 4th Benjamin Thurp, 4th R.A. Hall, 4th G.R. Rowe, 4th, dead C.C. Doughty, 4th J.T. Crowell, 4th, dead Daniel Moyer, 4th N.W. Carpenter, 4th Cameron Coty, 23rd Jno. N. Barnes, 4th Jno. S. Benton, 4th J.W. Latham, 4th The Gicathmey(?) Hospital R. Ricks, 13th The Liggon Hospital T.W. Taylor, 14th Alexander Simmons, 18th S.B. Toler, 18th D.K. Evans, 37th W.J. Davis, 37th J.P. Gordon, 37th Wm. Gerley, 37th G.W. Williamson, 37th (?) N. Peacock, 7th James Brown, 12th A.D. Moore, 23rd J. Wilson, 23rd David Vaughan, 23rd S.H. Humphreys, 23rd Lt. Jos. E. Hill, 23rd A.B. Ervin, 23rd John A. Flemming, 4th S.L. Perry, 4th L.A. McAlister, 23rd John A. Payne, 23rd R. Jones, 5th Died of their Wounds--- Ross’s Hospital S.S. Goforth Seabrook’s Hospital Lt. J.C. White, C, 4th Capt. J.H. Miller, E, 23rd Christian & Lea’s Hospital G.R. Howe, 4th J.T. Crowell, 4th (Transcriber’s Note: The below is in smaller print than above so I do not know whether the below are wounded or those who died of wounds as above) At Bird Island Hospital: H.R. Singleton, 6th, E J. Smallwood, 6th, E P. Lingley, 6th, D James Reese, 4th, I(?) D. Hake or Hoke, 6th, F J.W. Leggett, 4th, E S.(?) Weison or Welson, 16th, C W.C. Collatt(?), 16th, K L. Finger, 23rd, G A. Desmont, 23rd, G L. Roberson, 23rd, G S.W. Webb, 23rd, G W.W. Miller, 6th, G J.D. Stevenson, 6th, E Ira Combs, 4th, D P.A. Hireling, 4th, K Lt. A.M. Lowry, 23rd, I At 2nd Georgia Hospital T.E. Moore, 5th, B T.W. Jones, 16th, K Wm. Bertrum(?), 4th, D J.H. Thomas, 4th, H H. Warlick (dead), 23rd, B John Huntsinger, 16th, B M.A. Kirkpatrick, 16th, F T.B. Stilt(?), 4th, F W.W. Leach, 4th, G A.T. Carter, 4th, A Lt. J.D. Ziegler, 22nd, H. At Greaner’s (?) Hospital B. Smith, 5th, B At 3rd Georgia Hospital John J. Rivers, E, 4th Davison (last name illegible, six letters, the last three are “gue”), G, 4th G.D. Jefferson, E, 4th J.M. Baldwin, F, 22nd Fayetteville Observer, Monday, June 9, 1862 Messrs. Editors: Richmond, June 5, 1862 The big battle is still put off and there has been nothing of importance along our lines. I could not get to camp yesterday on account of the weather. It rained most of the day and every place is so muddy and overflowed that an engagement on the Chickahominy can hardly take place this week. Should it rain no more they may get ready by Sunday. I have been among some of the regiments near the city. In the Richmond papers you can get lists of wounded, though imperfect yet. Among a list of wounded not published yet at the Howard Hospital are: C.L. Johnson, 4th Regiment, Co. C, N.C.T. J.B. Boles, 4th, from Iredell, badly in hand Anderson Green, 23rd, C, Montgomery, in back by piece of shell Capt. Ambrose Scarborough, killed Sunday morning in skirmish before battle, also of C, 23rd, from Montgomery Frank Dumas, in same, killed on Saturday Major E. J. Christian, of Montgomery, 23rd, wounded in battle, afterwards died in the hospital. I could not find him. Lt. Nicholson, C, 23rd, from Montgomery, wounded in battle and afterwards died in the hospital John Holmes, B, 23rd, wounded in head Killed: Jacob Reynolds Andrew Hyles Capt. Shuford (Lincolnton) John W. Covington, slightly wounded in breast, Pee Dee Guards, 23rd, from Richmond Co., in Ligon Hospital Killed in the Pee Dee Guards: John C. Ussery Wm. A. McKethan Missing in the Pee Dee Guards: Parks Chappell Thomas B. Ledbetter, slight, shot in foot and hit by piece of shell on back E.C. Moorman, slight Stephen Webb, shot through thigh, flesh wound Angus Morris, slight M. Scott, slight 18th Regiment: Capt. Devane’s Company: S.B. Toler, in Ligon Hospital, from Bladen, wounded at joint of elbow Capt. Devane was sick and not in the fight of Branch’s Brigade. Lt. Wooten commanded that company Killed: T.F. Prigden W.H. Sykes John McKethan Alex Andrews W.J. Maultsby Jas Cromarty Missing: M.V. Sutton Captain Sykes of another Bladen Company also killed. Captain Norment’s Company from Robeson, 18th, I am informed lost 20 or more in killed, wounded and missing. The Scotch Boys from Richmond Co., I learn, took 60 or over into battle and lost 34 in killed, wounded and missing. These are thought to be killed: Duncan Gibson Alex Jones Andrew Clark Alex McLauchlin Murdoch McDuffie Archibald McRae Wounded badly: Hugh S. Patterson Hugh Roper Wm. Buchanan, jr. Prisoner: Daniel McKinnon 6th N.C., Company G, Capt. Craige from Rowan Killed: Sgt. John Barringer Sgt. Rufus R. Owens Andrew Gullet Wm. Porter Captain Freeland, Orange, badly wounded and taken prisoner. The wounded of these do not appear in the lists published: Spotswood Hospital: W.J. Lacock, Company C, 6th N.C.T., flesh wound, leg J.G. Cockeran, Company I, 16th, in thigh W.P.(?) Rees, company G, 16th, concussion, left arm M.L. Hurly, I, 16th, fracture of forearm N.J. Edney, C, 16th, wound in back Lt. L.A. Ward, Company I, 16th, hip Sgt. J.P. Johnson, Co. I, 16th, right shoulder J.H. Hitcher, 16th, I, 16th, left breast Thomas Y. Whitlock, of Davis, 4th, foot amputated Killed in that company: Jas. Cook J. Barlow Also, Lt. White of Iredell, C, 4th, Capt. Simonton of Iredell, A, 4th, and Lt. Redding, E, 4th, killed E.A. Morrison, A, 4th, wounded in side, slight In the 23rd Regiment, Lt. Hill, H, from Gaston, in Ligon Hospital, arm shattered Capt. Hill, of same, mortally wounded in shoulder and thigh Sixteen wounded all in the company, among them: Jas. C. Robinson, mortally and several badly Capt. Miller, Catawba, died in the hospital From the appearance of the weather this morning, I think I can get out to camp today. I may be able to give you more particulars soon. I think I will leave this evening or tomorrow morning if there seems no prospect of an immediate engagement. The city is very much crowded and still large numbers of soldiers flock about the streets and any number of finely dressed officers may be seen any time. Nous verrons. Truly, Long Grabs Fayetteville Observer, Monday, July 7, 1862 Wounded North Carolinians in the hospitals in Richmond Seabrook’s Hospital Philip Dunnavant, 7th Sgt. R.R. Revels, J.W. Shields, Henry Moss, 34th L.A. Ford, 23rd Sgt. R.W. Robins, 22nd Headly Duke, 12th W.H. Moore, 16th George Torrence, 37th David Ray, 38th Calvin Pierce, 37th Stephen Lullan, 38th K.M. Covington, 38th M.F. Scarbrough, 1st S.S. Lindford, 1st Jas. Heard, 1st Corp. H.J. Williams, 1st W.A. Newby, 38th Sgt. T.L. Russell, 38th H.N. Tomlinson, 38th Jesse Grant, 38th John Brown, 1st Albert Shaw, 1st Ellis Burchin, 38th H.H. McCaskill, 38th Corp. John D. Shaw, 1st Jno. Jenkins, 1st H.G. Wiggins, 38th Sgt. E.I. Garrison, 3rd Corp. Jno. H. Brantly, 1st J.C. Lackey, 38th A. Barney, 16th Henry Evans, 16th John Elan, 2nd Adjutant J.S.R. Miller, 1st Capt. R.W. Rives, 1st Dan(?) S. Andrews, 2nd Andrew Lasting, 1st Jas. T. Baggutt(?), 1st E.D. Johnston, 1st James H. Jackson, 22nd M. Chappell, 38th C. Crouch, 38th Corp. E.W. Saunders, 34th Jno. Means, 3rd W. Taffar(?), 22nd Jesse Scarlet, 38th W.R. Oldridge, Jas. Mills, W. Bolen, John Jones, J.M. Auldered, G.P. Able, R. Jamison, Corp. R. James, G. B. Swanger, J.A. Blair, J.A. Rhea, 16th Jas. W. Powell, 1st J. Atwood, 38th Thomas L. Stanfield, 16th D.D. Price, 34th A.M. Anthony, 16th P.B Bailey, 3rd Enoch Signman and Sgt. T.B. Regh, 16th C.H. Long, 22nd W.A. Millan, 16th J. Alwyn, 16th Corp. J.P. Bungarner, 16th Jas. Bain, 34th H.A. Clark, 22nd J.R. Chambers, 16th M. Coffey, 2nd J. Bell, 1st J.M. Badger, 22nd J.H. Bosh(?), 38th D.C. Crites, 14th Benjamin Donnell, 12th C.H. Davis, 37th Banner Hospital R.C. Lackey, 38th (?) E. Sparkman, 3rd S.M. Hines, W.C. Meachem, Jacob Childers, 38th W.T. Herndon, 7th Hiram Jarrell, 3rd Lt. Isaac L. King, 22nd Martin Eagles, 24th Sgt. John Wynn, 1st Junius(?) A. Alburty, 21st Bal- - - Moore, 21st Jos. W. Walker, 6th Corp. Wm. A. Cox, 6th Wm. J. Bart or Eart, 6th George H. Smart(?), 28th John D. Hudson, 28th Daniel J. Phillips, 5th Wm. H. Williams, 34th(?) D.M. Stroad, 34th Wm. Harris, 34th Wm. Harvell(?), 34th Ellis Sartin, 22nd Abner Camp, 34th Jas. A. May, 22nd B.A. Overcash(?), 34th Benjamin Martin, 34th Corp. Wm. Wright, 34th Samuel Cunningham, 4th Capt. D.A. Parker, 24th John Brockwell, 24th Sol. W. Young, 24th Sgt. R.H. Teague, W.D. Barnes, F.(?) W. Query, 7th Eli Brown, J.L.M. Clemery(?), 37th J.S. Thompson, C.W. Rowland, 28th W. Yow(?), 28th Thomas A. Gibson, J.M. Hendricks, 37th R.H. Bird, W.H. Stutts, 28th G.J. Huntley, 34th Levi Coley, G.A. Parker, Azarin(?) Brown, J.H. Hatchford, 28th Sgt. J.W. Green, 37th W.H. Gibson, 7th Alexander Reeves, 26th (?) E.F. Kemp, Thomas Bullard, regiment illegible Christian & Lea’s Hospital Sgt. J.B.(?) Angley, 1st E.M. Walter, 4th H.F. Pridgen, 4th Jos. Allman, 6th D.A. Mann, 34th J.T. Freeman, 22nd Jones Peterson, 10th(?) 16th(?) C.A. Kennedy, 20th (?) Globe Hospital Wm. Cooke, 36th(?) John King, 1st E.J. Hobbs, 3rd Aug. Reese, 38th T. Strickland, 1st Capt. H.C. Worley, 16th(?) D.C. Campbell, Wm. H. Felts, 38th Sgt. T.J. Atkinson, Corp. J.B. Parker, 34th H.H. Allred, 16th Thomas Knight, 22nd Moore Hospital J.W. Calder, 22nd Capt. Eugene Grossom, 30th (?) J.B. Sheats, 34th Wm. B. (or R.) Floyd, 16th George W. Shafer, 22nd John W. Hutchins, 22nd Thomas Crabtree, 22nd Thomas E. Kates(?), 1st John W. Pugh, 3rd Wm. R. Robinson, 16th Jesse Young, 16th John Tuebyfill, 16th A.O.(?) Lynch, 34th Allen M. McInness, 34th D.(?) A. Wilson, Gilbert Arrowood(?), Calvin J. Deal, C.B. Powell, Margantin(?) Jones, L.J. Wells, Dan Hoffman, Alf Gross, John D. Hoke, Dan M. Matthews, Wm. L. Lackey, Jas. W. Lacking, D.B. Talley and Y. Brewer, 38th H. Young, R.A. Painter, P.L. Edwards, E.M. Hunnicutt, Dallas James, Jos. E. Green, Jno. M. Snelson, Jno. K. Hall or Hail, 16th A.H. Jones, Wm. H. Lewis, 1st Isaac Rochelle, Benjamin J. Garrish, 3rd Wm. T. Brantly, 26th, died Jas. H. Belvin, Elijah W. Belvin, Wm. Moore, 1st Jas. E. (last name illegible, might be Benton), Jno. R. Ruffin, 33rd A.W. Sandurity, 38th Lewis Miller, 16th Wm. J. Nelson, drummer, 7th Jno. W. Yates, 22nd Howard Hospital J.E. Moss (unit illegible, may 25th?) H. Helms, 48th W.D. Sitton, J.J. Justice, J.H. Edney, 25th(?) Lt. E.H. Grier, 19th L.J. Erwin, 25th(?) W.A. Roberts, 35th R. Bowin, J.A. Campbell, 24th W.B. Costin, M.L. Williams, J.W. King, H.P. Conner, 25th Corp. J.A. Hedrick, 45th (?) W.T. Horn, 26th (?) J.M. Cox, 22nd W.R. Haynes, 38th (?) 39th(?) D. Hannick, 16th N. Royals, M. Royals, 20th John Morrison, 16th W. McGaney, 7th Royster Hospital J.D. Oliver, 2nd P.P. Slayd, 1st S.E. Steel, 38th (?) J.P. Jones, 16th (?) Luther C. Hale, 24th Central Depot Hospital W. Elliott, 24th J. Leadford, T. Darer(?), J.A. Clarke, W. Painter, 16th J.A. Newton, 34th T. (or F.) Anlow, 16th G.S. Dawtry, 28th Second Georgia Hospital S.G. Boon, Company F, 1st Third Georgia Hospital J.C. McGugan, 38th Moore Hospital, June 28 and 29 Wm. R. Brown, 1st C.A. Gregory, 12th J. Cave, 1st A.F. Marsh, 22nd W.B. Hollingsworth, R. Shipp, Wm. T. Sutton, 38th M. Gill, 1st A.S. Hair, 38th, dead Tim Wheeler, 24th G. Osborn, 26th R.F. Parker, D.R. Foster, 24th J.H. Russell, 12th J.O.(?) C. Barlow, 28th (?) W.M. Carter, 38th J.P. Bradshaw, 13th M. Rush, 34th (?) R.C. Montgomery, Wm. B. Powell, J.T. Rice, N.C. Tunstall, 12th R.F. Carter, 20th (?) C.F. Kingsberry, J.E. Ducke(?), J.D. Pain, Henry Pitts, M.C. Hamlett, 12th J. Watkins, 20th (?) J.N. Phipps, Wm. S. Hallerday, 12th Wm. Wilkins, 34th Wilburn Willis, 22nd Wm. H. Wright, J.T. Scism, 34th J.E. Croom, 18th Capt. J.P. Brooks, J.D. Shines, Ensign, D.J. Brandhurst, Sgt. Major, 20th Ligon Hospital, June 28 Milton Dulin, 48th (?) 18th (?) J.T. Sprinkle, 28th J.M. Jones, J. Massey, 4th |