Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-16
The staunton Artillery Roll Call.

i
the West Augusta Guard. To-day we
give the old roll of the Staunton Artille-
~. The company was mustered in April
18th, 1861, and went into service with four
brouze guns. Those names marked with
have answered their last roll CALL
John D. Imboden. Captain; Lieuten-
ants-Thos. III. Hartman. 1ss*, A. W. Gar
Der, ID. VIM. L. Balthls, Sd. and Geo. W..
Imboden, acting lieutenant. Sergeants-
| M. q. CARRIER, 1st, JOS. s. Shumate, 2d*,
Ulysses V. Abnsy, ID, P. H. H. Proctor,
4th, and VIM. T. Jewell, 9Th. Ordnance
Sergeant, Powell Harrison; q. N. Ser
geant, a. FL. Fultz. Corporals- Hon.
ahan, 1st, Michael Carmody. I'd. Angus
Weaver Sd. Carter Berkeley. 4th. VIM. J.
Nelson. 9th and Thos. J. Gait, 6th*. But
glers-Peter Goode and W. J. Long. Col
or Seargent. Thomas Shumate. Artifcers
Geo. Ii. Stanton. Jacob Rohr, John W.
Heizer*, Geo. H, Hudson and Charles G.
Toothacre. Priyates-Geo. A. Armen-
trout. Chas. e. Butler, John w. Butler,
JAS ". Beale, George Brown, Joshua S.
Bryan, Jas. L. Bnrns*, Chas. Il. Barman*.
John E Black, John E. Bryan, Martin
Concannon, Samuel Il. Clarke, James M.
Carter, Augustus A. Cone. Samuel r.
Cookies. Samuel II. Coleman, John A.
Camden, VIM. r. Donovan. Michael Don
ahee, Robert Eddins, Jas. Fallon*. James
Fulton*. VIM. H. Fl. Frenger, Howard
| Groves, Stuart X. Groves, Jacob K. Grove.
Geo. G. Greiner, VIM. W. Gibson, John
| W. Gordon, Simon II Hill, Christian
gan*, John A. Hays, VIM. H. johnson,
Granville Jackson, Andrew Kennedy
John A. Kice, John 7. Long. George W..
Long, E. H. Lowman, Henry Lawrence.
w. L. Lushbaugh. Jas. E. Lunsford,
Warren S. Lurty, Richard N. Moon*
Henry b. Niche, Thos. Maybush*, Den
mis- Murphy, Henry McNeal, Frank A.
| Markley, John H. Moran*, Joshua W.
Merrill, VIM. Nj. Newman, H. L. Ople.
Theo. Overton*, Alex. S. Peace, Geo. W.
Peace, Robt. G. Peace, Frank Prnffer.
Bernard Pforr*, Jacob }. Points, Nat. B.
+ Rinker, HeZ Rowe, John F. Ryan,
Chas S. Robinson. Jas. S. Robinson, Rob
ert J. Sharpe, E. W. Shott, Jas. W. South
ards, A. J. Southards*, Daniel L. Shomo,
VIM. a. Siders, John J. Straughan, Arth-
UT l.. Splitter, John Sullivan, William q.
Smith John Shumata*, Chas. H. Trayer,
Silss A. Trayer*, Jas. W. Teabo, Theo. F.
Teasle, VIM. H. Taylor, Henry W. Theis.
VIM. s. Woolfrey, David Williams, Hen
nv Westcamp*, L. Waddsll, Jr., Talbot b.
Coleman, Samuel Windle*, Geo. Miller*
Peter Smith, John NJ. Kinney, Frank b.
Berkeley. 2. Rush., Samuel Beatty, A. N.
Breckenridge, w. Boswell, Tnos. N. Ber-
ryman, Michael Cline, John Patrick, Rev.
J. r. Greenwellx, Jas. j Gabbert. Peter n
Jett, Eber5 B Jet, j. a. Z. Imboden, j.
G. Michie*. J. H. McClanahan, VIM. Ma
dor, Richard Marion, Hugh D. Moons
Terrence O'Connsr, VIM. H. Oakes*, H.
F. Radford, Nicholas Spencer, Ebenezer
] Wexford, VIM. Wright, and Henry Woods
| The youngest man in the company was
Thos. Maybush, who was only seventeen,
and the oldest was forty-seven years Of
age.
Daniel Harrigan was drowned after be-
|
being carried to military prison by a
Federal guard when he huZzahed for JEFF
! DAVIS and was pushed overheard by one
Of the guard and sunk.
Rev. J. r. Greenwich was a minister
| from Maryland, who Joined the company
at Dumfries. He held religious services
regularly, but always went into action
with the men. He was mortally wounded
at White Oak Swamp while carrying shell.
| and died after having a leg amputa1ed.
The company was one of the FIRST Vir-
ginia companies sent eff on service, aud
went from StauntoE to Harper's Ferry III
April. From thee they went 10 MANASSAS
and that vas their first participation in
an engagement.