Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-10-26
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FIFTH REGIMENT S. C. VOLUNTEERS.
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CAPTAIN.
S. Banks Meacham, York co. Captured at
the Wilderness, May g, 1854. Remained in
prison until June, 1865. Now living.
LIEUTENANTs.
1st-Wiliam Sanders, Chester co. Resign.
ed, 10th June, 1862, and joined cavalry service.
Was killed in 1864, at Haw's Shop, Va.
1st-John D. Mcconnell, York co. Wound
ed at Seven Pines, Willis Valley, Wilderness
and Fort Harrison. Surrendered at Appomat-
tox. Promoted from 4th corporal to 1st lieu
tenant. Now. living.
2nd-William Crosby, York co. Wounded
at Seven Pines, and at WILLIS Valley. Died of
wound. at Nashville, Tenn.
2nd-Felix H. Mullino, York co. Wounded
at first Manassas, Seven Pines and Willis Val
ley. Surrendered at Appomattox. Promoted
from fourth corporal to second lieutenant.
Captured at Wills Valley, October 9th, 1863.
Remained in prison about one year.
ORDERLY sERGEANTs.
John T. Mcknight, York co. Wounded at
First Manassas Killed at Gaines Mill. Pro-
noted from ranks, 23rd April, 1862
George R. Burris, York co. Wounded at
Willis Valley, and at Wilderness. Died of
wounds at Gordonsvile. Promoted from
ranks, August 2, 1862.
James A. Sanders, Chester co. Wounded
at Seven Pines, New Market and Jetersville.
Captured at Seven Pines and remained in
prison about three months. Promoted from
ranks, June 1, 1864.
COLOR SERGEANT.
J. s. Carter, Chester co. Killed in battle at
Gaines Mill Promoted from ranks, April
23rd, 1862. When shot down at Gaines Mill,
planted the colors in the ground and said
''Boys, keep the colors up 70
| SECOND SERGEANTS.
James McCluney, Chester co. Wounded at
Gaines Mill. Joined cavalry and name drop
ped from roll
John Rosboro, York CO. Killed in battle at
Frasier's Farm. Promoted from ranks, April
23rd. 1862.
N. B. Bratton, York co. Wounded at Will
liamsburg Promoted from ranks, April 23rd,
1862, and was transferred to cavalry, lst De-
cember 1852.
James A. Brandon, York co. Wounded at
Wills Valley and at Wilderness. Surrender
ed at AppomattoX.
]. Thomas Collins, York co. Wounded at
Seven Pines Killed in battle at Willis Val
ley. Promoted for gallantry at Frederlcks-
burg.
Pines and Willis Valley. Killed in battle at
Wilderness. Promoted from ranks, October,
1862
James M. Kirkpatrick, Chester co. Woun-
ded at Seven Pines, Second Manassas, Wllls
Valley, Campbell's Station and at Wilderness.
Surrendered at AppomattOX. Promoted from
ranks, June l, 1862 Now living.
CoRPoRALs.
Daniel NJ. Love, York co. Killed in battle
at Spottsylvania Promoted from ranks, 23rd
April, 1862. Transferred to Company A, 18th
S. c.. ", 10th August, 1862.
William NJ. Whitesides, York co. Killed
in battle at Wilderness. Wounded at Gaines
Mill. Promoted from ranks, April 23d, 1862
Mius S. Lindsay, York CO. Wounded at
Seven Pines, Gaines Mill, Second Manassas,
Wills Valley, Wilderness, New Market
Heights Surrendered at Appomattox. Now
dead. Promoted from ranks, 23rd April, 1857
Wylie Allen, York co. Wounded at Seven
Pines Died of wounds at Richmond. Pro-
NOTED from ranks, April %, 1862.
J. Samuel Alexander, Chester co. Wound
ed at WILLIS Valley and Wilderness. Surrender
ed at Appomattox. Promoted from ranks,
1863 Now living.
William Brown, Chester co. Wounded at
Seven Pines, Willis Valley and Wilderness.
Surrendered at Appomattox Promoted from
ranks, May, 1864. Now living.
John B. Humphries, Chester co. Wounded
at Seven Pines and Second Manassas. Killed
in battle at Willis Valley. Promoted from
ranks, May 31st, 1862.
! Holly H. Nelson, York co. Wounded at
Sharpsbnrg. Died of disease at Charlottes-
Vile. Promoted from ranks, April 23rd, 1862.
Samuel c. Sweat, York co. Wounded at
Wilderness. Killed in battle at Fort Harrison.
John NJ. Grant, Chester co. Wounded at
Sharpsburg. Surrendered. Promoted from
ranks, 1864. Now living.
Hugh Hollis, Chester co. Wounded at Sew
en- Pines and Wills Valley. Killed in battle
at Campbell's Station, Tenn. Promoted from
ranks, 1868.
Robert Y. Russell, York co. Wounded at
Seven Pines and Second Manassas. Promoted
from ranks, 1862 Transferred to Co. X, 18th
S. G. ", in 1863. Was on the color guard
while member of the company. Now dead.
Harrison H. Grant, Chester co. Wounded
at Wills Valley. Was wounded and disabled,
and detailed for hospital duty, in 1864. Sur
rendered.
II. NJ. Asher, York co. Mustered out of
service, August 2, 1862.
w. G.. Beatty, York co. Transferred to
City Battalion, Richmond, Va. Aug, 10, 1862
VIM. Brakefeld, Chester co. Died at Griffin,
Ga, Oct. 9th, 1863, of wounds received at
Willis Valley.
W.R. Barron, York co. Detailed for hos
pital duty at Petersburg, April, 1862. Pro-
lmoted to assistant surgeon, 1862. Now living
Robert Brandon, York co. Died Of disease
October 10, 1862.
William f. Bratton, York co. Surrendered.
Now living.
James Bryant, Chester co. Died on the way
to hospital February 10, 1868.
Thomas E. Burris, York co. Died May
18th, 1864, at field hospital, Of two wounds re-
ceived at the Wilderness.
John r. Burris, York co. Died 9th June,
1868, at hospital, Richmond, of wounds re-
ceived at Seven Pines
James o. Cabiness, Chester co. Wounded
at Willis Valley and Petersburg. Detailed as
scout for brigade, 1868. Surrendered. Now
living
William Carter, Chester co. Wounded at
Seven Pines and Wills Valley. Transferred
to cavalry, 1863
William Carson, York co. Wounded at
Wills Valley and the Wilderness. Surren-
dered Now living.
J. w. Clack, Chester co. Killed in battle
at Wills Valley, Tenn.
James Childers, York co. Wounded at
Wills Valley, Wilderness and Fort Harrison.
Disabled since Sept, 80, 1862. Now living.
Alexander Coin, Chester co. Wounded at
Seven Pines and Fort Harrison. Transferred
to cavalry, 1868. Now living.
T. l.. Coin, Chester co. Wounded at Fort
Harrison. Surrendered Now dead.
J. T. Coin, Chester co. Wounded at Darby
Town road. Surrendered. Now living.
w. d. Crosby, York co. Killed in battle at
Wills Valley, Tenn, Oct. 27, 1868.
J. G.. Crocker, Chester co. Killed in battle
at Seven Pines, May 81, 1862
Peter Drum, York co. Wounded at Willis
Valley and there captured, and remained a