Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
SOLDIERS REUNION.
THE VETERANS AND ALLIANCE HAVE
AslG JOINT PICNIC.
REORGANIZATION Of Company ID, Eighteen'"
virginia Infantry-Some oil It's ""''A"'
sarviv,rs-Ros,er of the Company

,co-r.snonaepce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
poo.prcr Va. August 2i.-The soldiers.
reunion near here yesterday was W o..
conceded TO be the most enJoyaoie e'e"s
of recent date. The Alliance people ant,
old soldiers united in JOINT picnic Oh
,nammoth proportions. More than hve
bundled nersons were present-men' wo-
man and ohildren-and when they were
well served from the grooming. overioaueu
table like number could have oeen amply
supplied. that
yonr senior can well attest the TACT ,h nay
for rousing pic-nics with an 'no No.
meats traits. and daintleS 'ui'
hood cannot be beaten. 10
This was the first effort since tho war 10
reorranize Company ID, Of the Eignteenth
raoiment-the old Prospect hine 'rayS,uI
III ,ren.v-five answered to the roll-call
and eleyen of other companies oil TINS
reoiment were found present, manly OF
tho Thornton Picket camp. OF farinville.
i h. Glenn, who left On arm at iboons-
boro'. delivered en- address or welcoine.
lieutenant J. p. Glenn whose bravery
and beroism was displayed on near nun
bred battle-Gelds, offered thanksgiving
and prayer.
Mr.. Charles Glenn gave graphic histo-
~ of the COMPANY from its formation t0lts
surrender. On it's flag may be Inscribed
Manassas. Germantown. Fairfax. YORK
town. Williamsburg. Seven Pines. Malvern
Hill. Second Manassas. Sharpsburg, Fred
ericksburg. and Gettysburg. and many
other names famous in our history.
Captain +. q. Wall. who organized the
company and lost leg while commanding
il. wrote from Richmond, at the Retreat,
expressing regrets &c his enforced absence.
Lieutenant A. b. Carnngton LAID down
his life at Gaines's Mill. The other lieu
tenants who went out with them, I. a.
Price and J. =. Glenn, yet live.
OVER ONE HALr LIVING.
1t was remarked that of the one hundred
names found on the roll book OF the COM
panv from first TO last tifty-eight are now
living, despite the destinations OF war and
the stalking disease and infirmities OF age,
although thirty years have elapsed.
COMPANY d, EIGHTEENTH VIRGINIA INFANTRY.
You will save to history what may
otherwise be lost if you publish the follow
ing names of those who were members OF
Captain T.. G. Wall, First-Lieutenant A. b.
Carrlngton.- Second-Lieutenant c. A.
Price, Ihird-Lieutcnant j. PeytOn Glenn,
g. ". Adams, A. ": Brightwell, G. ".
Brightwell, c. T. Brghtwell.' T. H..
Brghtwell. J. P. BrIghtwen,- Ad. Bright
well, G. T. Baldwin, C.. Brisentine, Benja-
min Birsch,* Joseph Binford, j. G. Brown,
!. I. Cheedle r. A. Chick, Buck Carter.
Daniel Carter John I. Carter al tIander
Carter. J. c. Cunningham, Isaac Cunning
ham, Burley Coleman, W: j. Davis ;. H..
Drinkard, S. A. Daniel, John Drinkard,'
G.. W. Elan. Ed Elicit. William England, =
Charles Fore, Frederick Fore, John Fore
S. T. Fuqua. William Foster, ID: Fer
euson, c. f. Glenn, /. s. Glenn, .
]. b. Glenn, Rice Gilleain. John W. Gil
leain. r. Gllleain, Charles Gilleain. Van
.Cilleain, James +. ellis, Samuel
Gregory Isham Gillian. James Gillespie,
Buck Gallagher, salas Gregory william
Gregory William Hubbard +. Hubbard,
/. s. Harris. W. II. Harris. Tom Harvey
Il. Harvey John Irving Elijah Irving,
Henry Jones,t Nat. Jones, Il. NJ. Johnson,
James Martin, X. Martin, X. p. Meadows,
James Meadows. Il. G. Moore, A. L. Moore,
Noodson Martin. p. Martin, K. McCann,
]. r. Osborne, X. ID. Price. W. NJ. Plgg,
henry Read. Samuel Saunders. WoOdson
Shor,er. joel Shepherd 81 Shepherd W..
Il. lavlor, n. Thackston,+ Ro. Nenable,
A. j.. Nenable. Paul Nenable, }. A.
Walthal, John A. Waltball.+ Frederick
Woodson, f. l.. Womolk, L. Young" n. s..
Young, }. II. Young.