Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-10-26
works, thirty PAGES inadyance of his regiment

J. Green Hetherington, York co. Wound
ed at Gaines Mill and Williamsburg Road
Surrendered. Now dead.
Nat. Hill, York co. Killed in battle at
williamsburg May 5, 1862.
A. j. Hindman, Chester co. Killed in bat
tie at Seven Pines, May 31st, 1862.
G.. w. A. J. Hood, York co. Wounded at
Seven Pines. Killed in battle at Sharpsburg,
September 18th, 1882.
J. T. Howe, York CO. Transferred, August
l, 1862, to 9Th Regimental Band.
Thomas Hyatt, Chester co. Died of dis.
ease at Richmond, 1862.
William Isom, York co. Wounded at Wills
Valley. Now living.
w. d. johnson, Chester co. Wounded at
Seven Pines. Disabled for infantry service.
Joined cavalry. Killed at Haw's Shop.
James M. Keelher, Richmond, Va. Drum
mer. Captured, April 8, 1854. Now living.
Willis Valley and Fort Harrison. Now living.
Philip W. Lindsay, York co. Discharged,
October Is, 1864. Now living.
Edward Lockhart, York co. Wounded at
Fort Harrison. Transferred to Co. K, 18th
S. c. ", December1, 1sS44. Now living.
p. Logan, York co. Transferred to 34th N.
C. T. Killed at Petersburg, 1854
James Lowry, York CO. Wounded at Will's
Valley and Fort Harrison. Now living:
James w. Love, York co. Killed in battle
at Gaines Mill, June 81, 1862.
John Love, Chester co. Killed in battle at
Gaines MILL
Thomas Mayield, Chester co. Lost leg at
Gaines Mill, June 81, 1862. Now living.
James McClain York co. Discharged over
age August II, 1862.
A. w. McClain, York co. Discharged Jun
der age August II, 1862.
William E. Mcconnell, York co. Dischar-
ged disability; August 16, 1863.
Reuben Mcconnell, York co. Surrendered
at Appomattox.
w. Tate Mcdonald, Chester co. Wounded
at Wills Valley. Killed in battle at New
Market.
James F. Mcknight, York co. Wounded
at Seven Pines, Second Manassas, Willis Val
lev and Campbells Station. Died at home Of
disease.
Robert d. Mcknight, York co. Wounded
at Second Manassas, Will's Valley and Camp
BELLS Station. Lost arm at Campbell's Sta
tion, November 16, 1868. Now living.
William f. Mcknight, York co. Wounded
at Willis Valley. Captured, Mayo, 1864. Now
living.
H.H. McSwain, York co. Died of disease at
Griffin, Ga, November 10, 1863.
James T. Meek, York co. Transferred to
medical department. 1863.
Jesse j. Minter, York co. Killed in battle
at Willis Valley.
Archie Melton, Chester CO. Wounded at
Seven Pines. Discharged, July, 1862. Now
dead.
Albertus w. Moore, York co. Wounded at
Boonesborough and Seven Pines. Discharged
at Columbia. Now living.
Benjamin Moore, Chester co. Wounded at
the Wilderness Surrendered at Appomattox.
Now living.
James Moore, Chester co. Transferred,
May 10, 1868, to Company H, 5th S. G. '.
r. T. Morris, York co. Wounded at Seven
Pines. Transferred, August II, 1852, to Bath
N. G. T.
William T. Morris, Chester co. Wounded
atSeven Pines. Transferred, August y, 1862,
to Co. B, 5th S. CIV.
Pink Mullino, York co. Discharged, Au-
gust IL, 1862 under age.
James A. Neal, York co. Wounded at
Willis Valley. Captured in hospital; Char
lotte, N. G.
David Pearson, York co. Wounded at Sec
ond Manassas. Surrendered at Appomatt0X.
Now living.
John Peag, York co. Killed in battle at
NJ. B. Pool, York co. Killed in battle at
Will's Valley.
NJ. S. Pool, York co. Wounded at Chatta-
nooga Captured at Willis Valley, November
~, 1868.
James Prater, York co. Died of disease at
Jerusalem, Va, May, 1863.
Martin Rawls, York co. Wounded at Wits
Valley and Fort Harrison. Surrendered at
Appomattox Now living.
William Rawls, York co. Surrendered at
Appomattox. Now living.
James B. Rawls, York co. Wounded at
Willis Valley, Wilderness and Petersburg.
Captured, May 4, at Petersburg. Now living.
Thomas w. Roach, York co. Killed in
battle at Gaines Mill, June 9th, 1862.
John Roaden, Chester co. Transferred, Au-
gust 18th, 1862, to Co. B., 5th S. c. V.
James Sanders, York co. Killed at Seven
Pines, May 3lst, 1862
Ezekiel W. Sanders, Chester co. Wounded
at Wills Valley. Killed in battle at Jeters-
vile, Va. April 7, 1865.
Lewis Smith, York co. Wounded at Seven
Pines. Discharged, August II, 1862.
James w. Smith, York co. Killed in battle
at Will's Valley, November 9th, 1862.
Joseph f. Strain, York CO. Wounded at
Second Manassas. Died of disease, in Rich
mold, about the goth of May, 1863:
H. Lorraine Swami, York co. Wounded at
Willis Valley and Second Manassas Killed
in battle at Campbell's Station
Alfred Sweat, York co. Wounded at "ll-
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August 80, 1862.
r. b. Thomas, Chester co. Wounded at
Seven Pines, WILLIS Valley and Jetersvlle.
Surrendered at AppomattoX. Now living.
Henry b. Thomas, Chester co. Wounded at
Knoxville. Killed in battle at Wilderness.
Asblry Whitehead, Chester co. Died OF
disease in Richmond, August lst, 1862.
David Wilkes, Chester CO.. Transferred,
August 18th, 1862, to Co. B, 5th ). &. v.
G. Knox Williams, York co. Wounded at
Gaines Mill. Discharged; over age; August
l2, 1862.
William B. Williams, York CO. Wounded at
Willis Valley. Surrendered at Appomattox
Now dead.
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