Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-02-15

A War Relie--rhs Roster Of One Of the Chiefs
Companies.

Il N041pA4AGEs
baltimore Sunday Ners
An interesting little miemento Of the late
war, In the form Of roll book, is now in
| possession or Mr.. Jesse p. Gore, Of 1893
North Calhoun street. Mr.. Gore was SER
geant in Company F.. under Col Mosby,
who was then In command Of his cavalry
band Of 400 men harrassing the Union
army in Northern Virginia. Colonel Mos
by Is now a prominent lawyer il San
Francisco. Nr. Gore believes the little
relic. which was carried through many
raid, is the only one left in the regiment.
The roster is contained in little memo
randum book whose pages are worn and
discoiored. Mr.. Gore prizes IT very high
| ly. Of course.
The captain Of the company was w. E.
Franklin, now Of Stevens City, Va; the
sergeants were, III. M. McIlhany, Robert
Parrott, Thomas A. RUSSELL John j. VIII
liams and ]. p. Tnplett were all killed
during the war, and in their places z. NJ.
ICrutchfield, now principal of the public
schools in Fredericksburg. Va; J. p. Gore,
Charles Brooks and David Reeves were
appointed pro tenn. hr. Gore says the
book was handed to him by Sergeant Nc
IlhaDy, who was about TO go on raid 10
Upperville, Va, aEd who tod Mr.. Gore to
keep II If he did not return. In the en-
gagement Sergeant McIlhany was killed,
and the book remained with Mr.. Gore,
who, shortly after, was appointed second
sergeant
The lieutenants were: Walter Bowie,
James I. Amos and J. Frank Turner. Mr..
Turner is now lawyer in Lynchhurg.
| The corporals were: Charles w. Harris,
Henry Samss. B. r. Cowherd, John L.
ShacklefCrd. The following is the list Of
priyates:
George b. Austin, B. r. Alexander, Will
liam S. Broaddus, Harrison Burton, Ar
thur Burke, John G. Bayne, Joseph D.
Brown. Charles Brooks, Charles l.. Bank
head, Washington Bayne, Thos r. Brown,
John Z. Barker, Alexander Burgess, L. A.
Barker, ]. Begerly, john J. Cahill, now a
Congressman from North Carolina; John
A. Clarke, William Cockrell, f. NJ Con-
ner, Isaiah Carter, ID. Coode,t Butler Cor
der, b. r. Cowherd, T. w. Crow, Z. N.
Crutchfeld, John Culbreth. George w.
Crawford, III. Ii. Chandler, Iwinek Chase,
NJ. Cooksey, Charles Dame, p. NJ. Daniel,
Reuben Dauson, Roger w. Dunaway, r.
A. Dunton, E. Eutank, B. Eastman, B.
Franklin, L p. Goyle, NJ. J. Goyle, Thos
b. Goyle, Lewis E. Gooding, J. ii. God
din, Abner Goodall, James /. Gooch, Jas.
K. Gresham, John B. Griffith, III. Gaskins,
james Harry, Francis L. Hill, Noah Hook.
man, II. II. Hopkins, II. T. Howard, Isaiah
Hunton, Jacob ImbodeD, Matthew Jen-
nings, G. w. Johnson, Montgomery A.
Jones, John G. Kally, Hugh p. Keysear,
James p. Kite, Richard Knott, T. G. Kite,
NJ. L. Lacy, Thornton b. Leach, at pres
ent sheriff of Warren county, Va; Clifton
Lee, j. w. LIMERICK, Daniel w. Lowe, w.
J. Landmcn, L. G. Learell, Fielding Lucas,
William L. Manley, Elemander Myers,
Oscar u. Miller, ]. NJ. Milton, L. +. Mere.
dith, John L. McKenny, Williamson Nor
ris, John |. Porter, John T. Pritchard, Jas.
A. PEBBLES. George III. Priest, Thomas
Parr, Rupert r. Powell, now a lawyer in
Richmond, Va; II. F. Powell, John r.
Paine, who was hanged FOR his attempt to
assassinate Secretary Seward; Thomas H.
Riley, David Reeves, s. b. Rollins, now a
commission merchant on South Charles
street, John w. Royston, John f. Ricketts,,
I. r. Ridgley, Robert Scott, ]. L. Shackle-
ford, James A. Gilman, John A. Silman,
l. G. Smoot, James w. Strother, John G.
Sinclair, b. r. Swami, w. S. Sors, NJ. v.
Scurry, +. Spottswooi. E. T. Smith, Alfred
Thompson, ID. l. Thomas, Alonza Travis,
E. NJ. Towles, w. Fl. Taylor, Charles o.
Viers, A. p. Wewzelle, John W. Wheatley,
Charles p. Walker, Charley Woosen, VIM.
NJ. Yerbey,
The exploits Of the gallant colonel are
well-known, and have been graphically
told in his book entitled "Mosby's War
"Reminiscences"
y Mr.. Gore makes a mistake. Russell
was not killed. He recovered from his
wounds, and after the war married lady
of Fauquier county, Va, where he now
resides. Mr.. Russell is native of st. Ma
rvs county.
7 Coode is also a native Of this county,
and is at present mate of the Bessie Jones,
a Maryland police boat.-EDs BEACON.
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