Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-27

Drrp-on the 7h day OF May 1864, from the effects OF o
wound received at the battle Of iderless q the et,s.
member Of Co. A 9Th Reg 9. c. W He entered service
April 5th 1S62-volunecred In Co. 2dth Regiment In
this regiment be WAS inseyeral hard fought battles and
had some narrow escapes He desired Transfers, TO
be with his buther J. T. Thomas It was granted him,
about the last Of October His brother was In bad health
atta te and was LEFT inhe hospital wien Eongstreet
started 10 Knoxville Having hut Partially Iecosered e
started for his regiment and had leave to call and stay a
home four or five days The after ne was 70 nave me'
supposed of congestve chill Thus has passed away two
Of brave and gallant soldiers as Is TO be found In the re-
howned 9Th Regiment In the family of their widowed
mpuies GS 'ney nave '''' 'A '''''' WV - s. CT.
boves' and nred Sir months, THOMAS JEFFERSON
son Of te late Mai T. j. and Jaae Dunovant He only
budded on earth blossom in Heaven, where the Saviour
'i'iss IsAAC NEWTON sA6EER, son of Elijah and Ann
Clark of York Disic fell In his counys services IN the
2s of his age, and 9Th OF his church sa
May 1884,. Among the rstto VOLUNTEERED defence Of
ClnrIcstnn-hc subsequently became member Of Co.
ayel 2 sGss Sssn dend T Beaes rcnsh
body at Shapsbug Md, he never failed 70 illustrate the
real virtues Of the true soldier ON every occasion In camp
blood at Jechos Ford in Virginia. p aserefe engagement
with the oe Amlablc in his spirit the idol Of the family
beloved by all who knew him, faithful as achrstan, aag
breach In the circle Of his companlonsp his family me
Church of Bethesda, and his country's deendes But
from bis daily temper anu conVersaioH anu Hh,
assurance Is given that by the grace OF Christ Wnom nc
serve e Iias gone that shouse not made with hands
eternal In the Heavens" Sen' Z
JOHN o. JACKSON died. at rWhder Hospitals juno
I2t 1854 of Chronic DaGa in te 4lst year OF hts age
the last surviving member Of hts family. 10 -
This fra trbuteto the deceased placed on record
due alike 10 bis memory as man, soldier, md waYd
master In the hospital Prompt 10 the call Of patriotism, be
volunteered and Joined the Kings Mountain Guards, 5l
Reginent C. Volunteers performing faithfully his dup
OF Sullfyas Island, ,nt nobly responding the moro
urgent claims Of the repaired 70 Ysina
Parcpatingin the great and bloody batte of MANASSAS
he here 6r bimse reputation Of good and
brave soldier At the expiration or twelve months, he
again maintain his country honor
uniting hnaef with Company Palmetto Sharp Shoote
Afterwards his heah falling, he was sent as an
the Winder Hospital Here, even before his own health
completely festored he had, by bis care and pssIdhy
10 those more fcebe than hImsel esabIshcd such char
t Of good and faithful nurse, the responsible sit
ation0 Ward Master was bestowed upon bIm In the
discharge of this important day, the testimony lsconcur
rent, that he was most exemplary and entitled 10 high
commend atom AZ different times he songh permission
enter active service In ,but his skill and
ffuness In nttentonst tho sick and wounded soldier
were 50 hshy preclude the
Bnthe now restr from his labos. Hls memory and his
sefytces VIII By many friends and not few
WHO have been inmates Of Winde Tt fondly remember
iths kind hsaHed Wsrd Master ss,t: