The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-21
KILLED AND WOUNDED

In the battles Of Gettysburg, Pa, July Isl, I'd and 3d.
of the killed and wounded in North Carolina Regi
ments:
9Th Regimert-This Regiment had Is killed and l3'
wounded.
9th Regiment-Col Isaac E Avery killed.
18th n. C. Regiment-KiAed: Maj Egbert Ross
| 1t LOWE, corpl Campbell. Wounded: Col Leaven-
thorpe net dangerous; Capt Hand, MORALLY; II HAND
B Cofey, K Harris, Savill, S Blair, Hanna, Jas
Tiddy, Lients Knox and Savill.
In Go. from Meckenburg county, Capt Kerr, lltI
Regiment-KRted Sergt Goodman, priVates Jas ClaTk
Helms R G Younts, VIM Dixon. Woanded: Lieut.
j Clanton leg broken, Lieut. Rozzell side and arm
serious, sergt d w Mcdonald sde eorpl II Mcdonald
| slight in head corpl Pickett corpl VIM Cathey LEFT
arm off, corpl Hartgrove, Jas Bass, -Brimmer, -
Ghristy = Finger, HartgroEe, Hartne, Jas hlli'
Martin, Geo Neel left arm off, VIM Packet, = hlVes'
Walker, T Wingate Jas Wingate. The above casual
ties occurred in the first days fight, July lst
/ 18th Regiment-In Co (from Mecklenburg county
Serg'tJ Knox, corpl w Choat priyates II Moser,
Fl Alexander, Brimer L kmbrell. Wounded:
Kirkpatrick, J Neagle, W Taylor L j Walker
leg amputated, II Wolfe, S H Marks, W A McGinn,
G McGnn: Missing: I'd Lieut. Edward Smith
Bartlette, R Nicholson. The Regiment lost 33 men
killed, 95 wounded and II missing.
goth Regment-Kzled: Capt Mercer, Lieuts
Gore, Wilson and Fulwood. Wounded: Lieut-Col y
Slough in left arm, Maj Brooks arm, Capts Smith,
Monk and Derano, Leuts Irwin, Williams and Wright
Odd Regiment--Killed: Lieuts. Munday and Clam
pion DIR Lockman, - Mullice Brown Hagar, and Caps
Baskerville and j B French. Wounded: Col Christie
supposed MORALLY, 1t Col. Johnston severely lnow at
hone) Geo Deliinger badly Frank Turbyf badly, Lit
Hager thigh broken and amputated, (thrse left
Gettysburg N Pink Rendleman, John White, Ham Proc
johnston H c Tu Turner Hso1 and john Caldwell togher
with the most of Capt. Johnston's company The 23d
Regiment lost 43 killed and 100 wounded.
26th Regiment-Kaled: Col H K Burgwyn, Capt 7
To1 d
2sth Regiment-Wound Col Lowe, severely
Lt-Col Speer Maj W Stowe and Sergt Maj w
Rankin, slightly.
Company B-Kied: sergt H a Powell. Wounded
Capt Thos J Smith severely, corpl NJ Foster, Peter
Neal A A Rhyme, Jos II Huffstetler, " II Carpenter
T Carter MORALLY Jno Floyd Geo Hines, D A Line
barger & Logan, John Morrow, Jho 0 Murry, Isaac
L Mcintosh, A Nichols L Pegram severely; J R
servine, W Shields, Moses Stroup severely Missing
Sergt E White, corpl Jas Cloninger, w Leeper,W
A Lawing, w Servis, J Crenshaw, Christopher
Neal R N Jenkins, W Thompson.
Company C-Killed Lieut. C. Austin, sergt Kim
caide, VIM Miller, Poovy, David Sipe. Wounded:
Capt Jas Linebarger severely, corpl Sigman,
corp l Herman, a Alternately, Boloch, L Boleh,
L Cook S Connel D Drum, E Fry Green, Hefner,
Houston, " Martin, Hoer, Killian Poovey,
S Pryor. Mssing Campbell, lIarwell, II
Miller Link D Poovey, L Poovey, Pryor, Fry,
Linebarger Reynolds, PsIlorne.
3Oth Regiment-Col Parker seriously wounded. In
company K, from Mecklenburg county, the wounded
Hood in arm, Griffith in hip None killed.
9th Regiment Wounded: Maj Owen Brown leg
off; 1t Col Morris and 1t Billy Alexander missing,
38th Regiment Wounded: Col W J Hoke in leg, and
1t COL John Ashford
Add Regment-We learn from private letter that
in Capt. Warnings company from Aecklenburg and
Union, Lieut. Ringstaf was MORALLY wounded in head
and shoulder Lieut. Alexander in knee not dangerous
and prVates L J Fincher and John Alexander.
47th Regiment-Col. Faribault wounded.
SD Regiment-K11zed: Col X Marshall Wounded
1t Col y Parks and Q Richardson.
SD Regiment-Capt Whites Co.-Ku1ed: Henry
Todd, Barnett - McElroy, John Elms, joan
der, W Epps. Wounded Capt White, 1t Matthew's
Lieut. Alexander Lieut. Belk amputated above the
elbow, A McCombs slight, Maxwell arm
slight, VIM Hutchison slight, Ham Cathcart, +
Cation slight, NJ Grier thigh seriously, Benton, Jno
Eagle, Campbell, Atkinson, Baker, HOWE Charlie
Alexander, Thos Trotter slight.
55th Regment-Co Smith and Major Bclo wounded
The casualties in Ramseur's Brigade amount to %
killed, 1872 wounded and 80 missing
63d Regiment, cavalry-In Capt Twins company
Lieut. Gibson wounded in hip, and privates Ferguson
and Service also wounded. These the only names
have been able to ascertan though it is stated that
SIX others were wounded.
lst Cavalry Regiment.-In Capt. McLeods company
Fl 4 Whitaker killed, and G R Starns, \ " Tav-
lor, - Page and - Sanders were captured by the
enemy.
Brig. Gen. Pettigrew, who commanded a North Ca
lima Brigade in the late fights died Bunker Ill., Va
Friday last, from the effects of wound. 1t is also
reported that Col Leventhorpe of the nth c Regi-
ment, di ed from the effects Of a wound
Besg@In the battles around Charleston, H. F. Black
and E. Noble of the 5lst &c. Regimen, wounded
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