The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-06-17
KILLED AND WOUNDED.

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Davidson College, June I. W c. K.
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
List Of Casualties four Companies Of the ed ~ C. Reg
Col Christie, in the Battle Richmond Satur
day, Nay 3lst, 1862.
Company B-Captain Shuford. Killed Capt A
Shuford, Sergt D Carpenter; Privaes, Quickle,
Peter Neal Jefferson Baker Marcus Haynes, Henry
Warlick. Mortally wounded: E Lane REYNOLDS. Jos
Carpenter, Jos Cody. Slightly wounded Vim Kistler,
Pinkney RANSOM Serg't S Carpenter, Conkln,
! Harold, - Hines, s, Jno Helm, Moore, J
Pelt, Levi Finger, Kirsey, Corp1 Henry, Jacob
Wilson, Oliver Holeman. Ransom " Seagle, VIM
Lafevor, Harrison. Severely: Jacob Helms,
Daniel Hoke.
Company F-Capt. Miller Capt Miller MORALLY
wounded (since dead). Severely wounded: Corpl
Bost, Calvin Cline, D killian A Gnnas, Rink,
W A Shronce. Dangerously wounded: H Sheriff.,
Fry. Killed Eli Cline. Slightly wounded: sergts
A Link, " L Kau; Prirates A Christopher E
Renhardt, NJ A Yoder s Lutz.
Company H-Capt Hill. Seriously wounded: Capt
Hill. Severely wounded: 1t J HILL Privates,
Groves, J Groves, J Robinson, Fife, H
! Stone J J Wright. Slightly wounded: Sergt J A
Stowe, L Vandyke W L Smith, l. Conner.
Company K-Capt Johnson. Severely wound
ed: Capt w II Johnson, 1t Vim Hunter, 1T Wn Tor
renee Corpl KiIlian Privates NJ Ballard, VIM Lock
man. S II Hays, H Conner VIM Buddock S Hunter, NJ
Munday. Morally wounded: N Nance, II Little
Killed Prvates Hoyle Isaac Lynch, Moon.
i Slightly wounded: SergtS Gabriel ana FuIlenWlder,
Corp'l Johnston; Privates, J Little, Ballard
| Tmbyfll, X Hager, w Little. Missing: c
Rogers.
Col D Christie injured by fall from his
horse (Which was killed. but not dangerously. Lieut..
Col R D Johnston, severely wounded. Maj. E. J.
Christian, mOrtally wounded
Total loss in the Regiment-Killed 81 wounded $780,
missing TO-
The Regiment entered the engagement with 90 Off
GERS and about 425 men, making the casualties among
hon NON pffc
and privates above 40 per cenium.
List of the Killed md Houndd in the HedeH Companies
Of the 4th " c. Troops, IN tie Battle Richn,ond
0" tie 3lst Nay, 1862.
Co. A.--KuIed: Capt \ K simonton. Barnes,
| color bearer, T Deaon, II Hart, Hooper, S
ki!groe, John Loftin and L Brown. Wounded: 1t
W McRorie A S Fra;ey W l. Shuford, L N McNeely
W Allen A Brawley, Brawley, A Ingram,
Middleton, J Morgan, Morrison, Plyler,
W Plyler, A Shaver II W Sides, Former S
Honeycutt, Wallace, White, 7 Kerr, P w
Brawley. W Hobbs missing.
| Co. B. from Iredell and Rowan --KiLled NJ Nc
Kensie, G Xix, VIM II BuFkhead, Thos Jorden. Alex
Feker, Frank Niblach, Thos Pinkston, J Sloop,
ter, Jno Beaver, NJ Beaver, VIM Chunn. J Cowan,
Cowan, Wiley Cox, J Graham, Wiley Geuse,
JAS Helard, J Kister, Leazer, Mills Pu-
mer Stikeleather, J Turner, " Wilhelm,
Capt Wood, Lit + Stansil, 1t Watson.
| Co. C.-RHled: Lieut. J G White, H l. Bustle, S
| Lollar, G N Mills, Johl Scroggs, T B Summers, and
J 7 Taze. Woulded: A J Anderson, J Feimster,
| J A Wadden n w Carpenter, A Holiness J T Good
man. C Arms W S Beard, a Bowles, D s Bustle
/ Geo Brady, VIM Brady, Brotheron, A Campbell,
| J II Campbell, A Claywell, Edison, Erwin
J A Flemmng, Garrison, Goodman, A
! GooGR, A Hall, J Hoover. r 0 Hair, Hoover,
J A Hoppe, Holmes, W Holmes, Houltshouser
c L Johnson H 7 Johnson, Jones, Kerr, r
Kerr, J a McKoy, Miller Moore Morton
} C Reamer, Reid, Rickert, J Rob6,
Sheriff., F \ Shuford, T. Summers, A White.
Co. H.-KiHed VI B Diffee, NJ Morgan J Farr, w
FriesIand, r Kinder, B Rash, T Whitaker, C
Rennegar, Walker, L Moerefeld, and David
Farr Wounded: Capt E Osborne, Lit Dalton
]. G Morris, L l. Goforth, Lazenby, Tharp. J
Chambn, S H Bobbtt, J II Thomas, Henry Milton
| Jesse Weason, P Edwards, Harmon, Jos
Pacit K Morgan, Thos |. Morgan, Robt Nesbt
Francis NJ Current Corn Illus Joyner Ben Carter, Jno
Robinson, Jno c Barnard, in Goforth, Enos Camp
bell, J Boles, Noah Tomn, \ Campbell, A Camp
bell, and Jas BolIn
Many are only slightly wounded, but few mortally.
9th " C. Observation-Disclosures B. R. Smith publishes
list of the killed and wounded in the 9th Regiment
formerly known Fishcrs) which up Killed a.
wounded 81, missing 20. OF the officers, Capts Free
land and Lea and Lieuts. Ray Barbee and Smith
wounded Col. Fender, in his report, speaks of the
gallantry of Maj Webb, Adj't. Smith, Capts. Avera,
Tate Kirkland, Freeand and Garter, and Corpl Cox.
Of Adt Smith (who is from this county, Col Pender
SAYS: 'Ie was brave, cool and active"
Capt Avera has command of the Regiment, in place
of Fender promoted to Brigadier General.
BGg" From published list of those who dis
tingushed themselves in the 4th n. c. Regiment, at
the battle of Richmond, copy the following relat-
ing to the companies from Iredell county
Company A-Sergeants Fraley, Shuferd,
Cowan Thos Davidson; Corporal E Rumpei
Prvates T a Bailey, G Bost, R Brawly, Augustus
Byers, VIM L Carter, J N Donaha, Fulbright &
Hunter, Jacob Massey, 9no F Murdoch, c Murdoch,
Richard NJ Osborne " Osborne " S Rogers,
P Sheriff., Martin Snow, Clark, " Hobbs, " S
Honeycutt, Middleton, ] Irwin.
Company b " Shinn, S: Prvates D bona
hoo, Chas Anderson Joseph Patchet, l. Steele, Jao