34th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry 34th Infantry Regiment was assembled at High Point, North Carolina, in October, 1861. Its members were recruited in the counties of Ashe, Rutherford, Rowan, Lincoln, Cleveland, Mecklenburg, and Montgomery. After serving in the Department of North Carolina, it was sent to Virginia and placed in General Pender's and Scales' Brigade. The 34th was active in the many campaigns of the army from the Seven Days' Battles to Cold Harbor and later participated in the Petersburg siege south of the James River and the operations around Appomattox. It reported 53 killed and 158 wounded during the Seven Days' Battles, 2 killed and 23 wounded at Second Manassas, 2 killed and 17 wounded at Fredericksburg , and 18 killed, and 110 wounded, and 20 missing at Chancellorsville. Of the 310 engaged at Gettysburg, twenty-one percent were disabled. It surrendered 21 officers and 145 men. The field officers were Colonels Collet Leventhorpe, William Lee J. Lowrance, and Richard H. Riddick; Lieutenant Colonels George T. Gordon, Charles J. Hammerskold, William A. Houck, John L. McDowell, and George M. Norment; and Majors George M. Clark, Joseph B. McGee, Eli H. Miller, William A. Owens, Martin Shoffner, and Francis L. Twitty. OFFICERS EDWARDS, John, Captain, from Rutherford County, died 11 April 1862 BYERS, Joseph, 1st Lieutenant, from Rutherford County EDWARDS, William D, 2nd Lieutenant, from Rutherford County HARRELL, William H, 1st Sergeant, from Rutherford County STROUD, Thomas J, 2nd Sergeant, from Cleveland County BEDFORD, Seth, 3rd Sergeant, from Rutherford County DOBBINS, Felix C, 4th Sergeant, from Cleveland County EDWARDS, John N, 5th Sergeant, from Rutherford County WRIGHT, Jacob A, 1st Corporal, from Cleveland County, died 6 August 1862 PHILBECK, John P, 2nd Corporal, from Cleveland County, wounded at Chancellorsville LOOKADOO, George, 3rd Corporal, from Rutherford County, died of wounds received at Ox Hill, VA DAVIS, Simon D, 4th Corporal, from Cleveland County, wounded at Fraziers Farm, VA PRIVATES ALLEN, James Mc, from Rutherford County ALLEN, Samuel T BEAM, Martin L, from Cleveland County BEAM, William P, from Rutherford County, wounded at Gettysburg BEAM, David, from Rutherford County, died 11 March 1862 at Goldsboro, NC BEDFORD, John H, from Rutherford County, died 17 April 1862 at Goldsboro, NC BLANKENSHIP, W BLANTON, S T, from Rutherford County, BOWEN, Daniel A, from Cleveland County BRIDGES, David, from Cleveland County BRIDGES, Greenberry, from Rutherford County, killed 30 June 1862 BRIDGES, J H, from Cleveland County BRIDGES, L D, from Cleveland County, killed at Fraziers Farm BRIDGES, Washington W, from Cleveland County, wounded at Ox Hill BRIDGES, Wiley, from Rutherford County, died January 1863 BRIDGES, William, from Rutherford County, wounded at Fraziers Farm BRILES, Oliver P, died 12 October 1864 BROOKS, Samuel, from Rutherford County, wounded at Fraziers Farm BROOKS, William, from Rutherford County CHAMPION, George, from Wake County COOPER, Thomas CRATER, David CRATER, Matthew, from Rutherford County CRATER, William DAILY, Joel J, from Rutherford County DAVIS, Abraham Hamby, from Cleveland County, wounded at Gaines Mill DAVIS, John H, from Rutherford County, wounded at Fredericksburg DAVIS, Whilton O, from Rutherford County, wounded at Gettysburg DEPRIEST, James R, from Rutherford County DOBBINS, Daniel, from Rutherford County, died 1 March 1863 DOBBINS, James L, from Cleveland County, wounded at Fraziers Farm, killed 17 August 1862 DOBBINS, Jesse C, from Cleveland County DOTY, Osborn M, from Cleveland County, died August 1862 DYCUS, Anselem N, from Cleveland County EDWARDS, Joseph M, from Rutherford County, died 2 March 1862 at Goldsboro, NC EDWARDS, Zachariah, from Rutherford County FRANK, R B, from Rutherford County GETTYS, Alfred W, from Rutherford County, died 25 April 1862 at Goldsboro, NC GETTYS, Lawson G, from Rutherford County, died 25 April 1862 at Goldsboro, NC GREEN, Earl GREEN, Elias, from Cleveland County GREEN, Francis M, from Rutherford County, wounded at Gaines Mill GREEN, Martin A, from Rutherford County GREEN, W, from Cleveland County GREEN, William R, from Rutherford County HAMRICK, Amos, from Rutherford County HAMRICK, Doctor N, from Rutherford County HAMRICK, E, from Rutherford County HAMRICK, E O, from Cleveland County, wounded at Chancellorsville HAMRICK, Eli, from Rutherford County HAMRICK, Eli O, from Rutherford County HAMRICK, Greenberry, from Rutherford County, died 18 January 1862 in Raleigh, NC HAMRICK, Jason, from Rutherford County, died 28 August 1862 HAMRICK, Lewis M, from Rutherford County, died 29 January 1863 HARRILL, David B, from Rutherford County HARRILL, Drury, from Rutherford County, killed at Mechanicsville HARRILL, George, from Rutherford County, died 21 January 1862 at Goldsboro, NC HARRILL, John, from Rutherford County HOGUE, David, from Rutherford County HOLLYFIELD, Jacob, from Rutherford County HULES, William T, from Rutherford County HUNTSINGER, John L, from Rutherford County, died of wounds received at Fraziers Farm JAMES, Robert G, from Rutherford County, wounded at Gettysburg JAMES, W A, from Cleveland County, wounded at Chancellorsville JONES, Sterling, from Cleveland County JONES, William A, from Cleveland County LECILOFF, Phillip LOOKADOO, John, from Rutherford County, died 31 August 1862 LOVELACE, D, from Rutherford County LUCAS, J A, from Cleveland County, killed at Chancellorsville MCDANIEL, James C, from Rutherford County MCDANIEL, Joseph J, from Rutherford County MCDANIEL, J M, from Rutherford County MCKINNEY, Burnice, from Cleveland County, died 23 September 1863 MCKINNEY, J C, from Cleveland County, died 17 June 1863 MCSWAIN, William, from Rutherford County MELTON, Barney, from Rutherford County, died at Goldsboro, NC MELTON, Reuben, from Rutherford County, died 1 January 1863 at Richmond, VA MINTZ, John V, from Rutherford County MOORE, John A, from Rutherford County MOORE, John H, from Rutherford County OWENS, Andrew, from Rutherford County, killed at Fraziers Farm OWENS, Willis, from Rutherford County PENSON, G W, from Cleveland County PHILBECK, Benjamin E, from Cleveland County, died May 1862 PHILBECK, W A, from Cleveland County PRICE, R M, from Rutherford County, died 5 July 1862 PRICE, Spencer L, from Rutherford County, died 30 June 1863 ROBBINS, James, from Rutherford County ROBERTS, Walter Raleigh, from Rutherford County Private Roberts survived the war and is buried at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church cemetery in Cleveland County, NC. RODGERS, William, from Rutherford County, died 8 January 1863 ROLLINS, R RUDD, Thomas, from Rutherford County SCOGGINS, John L, from Cleveland County SIZEMORE, George W SMART, Oliver P, from Rutherford County SMART, William B, from Rutherford County, wounded at Chancellorsville SPARKS, Caleb L, from Rutherford County, wounded at Chancellorsville SPARKS, John L, from Rutherford County, died 21 January 1862 at Goldsboro STATHER, Noah STATHER, Thomas SWEEZY, George, from Rutherford County, killed at Ox Hill WALKER, J B WALL, Harrison H, from Rutherford County, killed at Chancellorsville WEAVER, Berry, from Rutherford County WEBB, William H, from Rutherford County, died 28 March 1862 at Goldsboro, NC WELLS, Andrew J, from Rutherford County, died 1 July 1862 WELLS, Woody B, from Rutherford County WHITE, Alvert Green, from Cleveland County, died 1 June 1862 WHITE, Hiram J, from Cleveland County WILLIAMS, John, from Rutherford County, died 17 January 1863 WILSON, Greenberry, from Rutherford County WILSON, James M, from Rutherford County, wounded at Manassas WILSON, John, from Rutherford County WILSON, Street, from Rutherford County, wounded at Fraziers Farm, died 21 February 1863 WITHROW, Adolphus C, from Rutherford County, wounded at Mechanicsville, died 17 January 1863 WOMACK, John, from Rutherford County WRIGHT, Nathan T, from Rutherford County, died 28 August 1863 WRIGHT, William B, from Rutherford County, died of wounds received at Gaines Mill WYNN, Willis, from Cleveland County YELTON, George W, from Rutherford County, died 1 February 1862 at Goldsboro, NC ZIMMERMAN, David
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