The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-04
LOCAL.

THE NORFOLK JUNIORS. Editor Day Book:
desire in behalf of the surviving members Of
the Norfolk Juniors" to thank you for the
complimentary terms in which that company
has been alluded to in your journal. AS it is
ana of the oldest companies in the State, or
panized in 1902, we are anxious to prevent
the organization from becoming extinct, and
having received authority from the Governor,
we are now engaged in obtaining a sufficient
number of names to secure commission Be-
low we give list of the casualties which oc-
CURED during the time of our connection with
the Army Of Northern Virginia
r. F Owens, late Capt. Co. AZ"
18th Va. Infantry.
Battle of Seven Pines, June l, 1862
Killed, Sergeant James Gray, Private Thomas
Cusick; MORALLY wounded, Private frea'
Bunge.
Skirmishes below Richmond, June 10 and
2O-Killed. Private Thomas Conner, John
Carbon: wounded, E. w. Shelton.
French's Farm, June 25, 1862-Wounded,
George T. Keefe, William H. Fitzgerald.
Malvern Hill, July l, 1862-Killed, I. Il.
Braithwaite, Lewis Meyer; wounded, John K.
Balday, E. J. Nunnally
Manassas. August 80, 1Se2-Killed--J. R.
Robinson, William Lewis, Eleazer Tompkins;
nortally wounded, LIST Serg't w. 81. Ramsay,
Privates William Stone, Thomas Fl. Davis;
wounded, Capt. T. F. Owens, Privates w.
p M. Kellum, w. E. Taylor, II. w. Carroll,
d, wilkinson, John NJ. Rogers, Caleb D.
White, Edmund J. White, H. Fl. Wilkins,
and two other members Of the company.
Battle of Champion Gap, Sep. 18th, 1892
Killed, Private Cary Charlton. Wounded,
Lieut.. Chas Dashiell, Private r. G. RAN
dolph.
Skirmish at Gernnania Ford, April %, 1853
Wounded, Private William T. Edmonds.
Gettysburg, July I'd, 1S63-Killed, Private
Battle of the Wilderness, May 9th, 1854
Wounded, Corp1 Caleb D. White
spottsylvania, May 9th, l864-Wounded,
Lieut. Henry Woodhouse, Privates Henry w.
Carroll, w. S. Woodhouse
Spottsylvania Court House, May l2-Kill-
ed, Corporals James Moreland, Jas D. Serb
ner; wounded, Privates Mat Ward, H. H.
Wilkins and two other members of the COM
pany.
Battle of The Crater" July 80, 1864
Killed. Serg't Jno. R. Baldry Private Ed
mund J. White; MORALLY wounded, w. S.
Woodhouse; wounded, two other members of
the company
Battle of Daviss Farm, Aug. 10, 1854
Killed, Lieut. Chas. L. Beale; MORALLY wound
ed, W. E. James; wounded, Sergeants E. w.
Shelton, Samuel F. Jordan; Privates William
H. Walker, j. w. Lufsey.
Battle of Burgess's Mill, Oct. q, 1864
Killed, Private Geo. A. Wesson; wounded,
Chas Goodrich.
Battle of Hatcher's Run, Feb. 6, 1866
Killed, Private Geo. A. Spence; MORALLY
wounded, Lieut.. John F. Sale; wounded, Pri-
vate Robt s. House
Died of Disease-Privates George A. Marks,
Joseph Charlton, n B. Randolph, 7. T.
Williams, Thos. Moreland; Corporal Jno NJ
Dashiell; Musician, John Griffin.
ecapitulation--Killedi in action, 10; died
Of wounds, Z; wounded. SO; died of disease,
T. total casualties, So.
From the foregoing, it will be seen that 80
Of our comrades were consigned to the grave
in ths interval occurring between the evacua-
ton of Norfolk and the surrender of Gen.
Lees army Of the surviving members, three
have each lost an arm, one has the marks of
nine ball holes in his body, and several others
arc seriously MANNED