Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-24
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F,y-TusrEESTH W1sr VA ISEANTRY-
This fne regiment sustains a we'll earned
reputation for discipline, courage and
uood character. II is composed entirely
ofmen from the Third Congressional Dis
,ri,t The counties of Mason, Putnam,
Kanawhs aud Wayne are largely repre-
ssn,ea in the regiment. The men are
generally farmers. Some few, however,
are tniners from the K4nawha region. The
regiment was organized at Point Pleasant,
W Va, and mustered into service on the
lo,h day of October 1862, and formed part
O; Gen. Crooks commend. Under COM
naai of this officer they participated in
the Heater raid, and continued with him
in the K.nawba Valley until May, 1864,
when the whole command WAS transferred
to the Valley of the Shenandoah, where
the Thirteenth acted prominent part in
the engagements of the hotly contested
campaigns of that year. Colonel Brown,
commander of the regiment, is from Ohio.
Milton Stewart, Lieut.. Colonel and Lemuel
H,rpOId, M-jor. are both citizens of Mason
County, West Virginia. The following is a
condensed history of the regiment, and
shows a record OF which officers and men
may be justly proud:
LIST CT ESGAGEMENTs.
Hurricane Bridge. W Va. March %
1863 Point Pleasant, W. Va, March 30,
1868; Lexington, Va, June IL. 1864;
Lyucbbprgb, Va, June Is, 1864; Kearns-
lowe, Va, July "a, 1864 MRrIinsburg, W.
u, July IS, 1864; Cbarlesiown, Va, Aug.
q, 1864; Halltoun, Va, Aug. &c, 1864;
Bsrryv.lie, Va, Sent. 3, 1864; Winchester,
Va, SPIT. 10 1864; Fishers Hill, Va,
Sept. %, 1864 Cedar Greek, Va, Oct. 10.
sKIRMrsHgs.
Mud River, ". Va, Feb, 1853; Fayette-
(POmSTny BnGiugIOn and HockipgpOrt. o.
jan; 1868; Twelve Pole, W. Va, jan,
1861; Bu'Ord's Gap. Va June, 1864; HALL
town, W. Va. Aug 1864; Cab!etown, Va,
Nov, 1864. Total plumber of officers and
men killed, 49, wounded, l65; prisoners, 10.
OFFICERS KILLED And WOUNDED.
o. ". GrisuoId, LIST Lieutenant company
4, killed whilst a prisoner of war In Wayne
couniy W. Va, Feb l6, 1864 Greeuberry
Slack, Captain company a, killed at WIN.
chester, Va, Sept. 10. 1864 Lowell C
Rtyburn, Is, Lieutenant company B, died
OF WOnnjs received at Winchester, Sept.
10, 1864. James X. Hall, Lieut.. Col killed
Al G. dar Creek, Va, Oct 10, 1864. VIM.
N. Hawkins lss Lieutenant company E,
la D. wv VI
30 1864, james r Hall Lieut.. Colonel,
wounded at Kearnstown, Va, JuIy24. 1864.
Simon Williams Captain company ID.
wounded at KearnsiOwn, July "a, 1864 =
James w Hannah Ist Lieut. COMPANY d
wounded OF E-srnsiOwn, Vs., july "a
1854 Joseph f, Mccoy, LIST 1t. company
X. wounded al KearnsioBn, JnIy "a. 1851
Milton Stewart, Captain company B, wound.
ed at Winchester, Va, Sept. 10, 1864 -
James W Hannah, LIST Lieut.. company d.
wounded at Eisher's Hill, Sept %, 1861
John Rossler "a Lieu. company E
wounded at Fishers Hill Sept 20, 1861
Arthur w. DARRELL. I'd Lieut. Company G.
Wounded at Cedar Greek, Va, Oct 10, 1864.
ROSTER OF OFFICERS, JUNE %, 1865.
YIELD ASD STAFF.
VIM. X. Brown Colonel; Milton Stew
$50 NAANA' d"AN CbtbuNiS AtQutI LafDOIu.
AfjOr; Charles d. Daily, Surgeon: Jacob
LaiianCc, Assistant Surgeon; Abraham n
Crislip. Chaplain; Frank ". Sissou, Adm
tAu'; Stephen COmstock, Quartermaster.
CAPTAINS.
George Daurer. company A; William C.
G5eCulee, B; William II IIovey, C; Henry
Z. Williamson, D; John II. Rossler, Z;
II,mo'hy Russell, Fl Allen G. Mason, g.;
william J Matthews, HI Peter DarnelI, i;
Joseph E. Mccoy, K. ,
TIRsr LIEUrENANTs.
Samuel S. Natbers, company A: Alfred
I Sullivan B; John ?. Wood, C; Michael
kosehPiIy, D; William n. Hawkins, E:
Jostph Bromley, F; Edward B. st. John,
VI jacob Plybum, H; William Shannon, l;
William 7. Cunningham, K.
SECOND LIRUTRNAsTs.
Robert u. Davis, company A; Silss Nor.
gan, bi William MDaniel, C; Hezskiah
9So.t, " Robert o. Boggess, E; Joseph
Young, K. 80
MISCELLANEOUS.
Toial number of oficera who have been
commissioned IN che regiment since its
- 90 Numb6r Ct OmceTS dis
Az S"a,tsa Tor disability, IL; resigned, 10;
y. u'sesse, Il died OF wounds received
IN action, !; killed, ,; mustered ont for
Psame'our 2s-totnl, 81. Total number
o. 'fhstts mustered out with the regiment
60 60 Total runber of men who have en-
,!s'a 10 lhe Ifgimen; since its orrapiza-
nSu, via To'al number killed, 80; died
o. Sse Weuccs and disease, 90 discharged.
sSS' uTTsertet, 3D. transferred, 6-totaI
~ ,sci i'lnl lumber mustered out June
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