The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-01-23
from the Peoples Paper.1

Co. G., 43rd North Carolina Regi-
ment, (Col. Thos. S. Kenan) 10 furnish
roll of the company, and as it was a
Warren county company, and one that
did large amount of hard fighting
and other service, l herewith enclose a
roll of the company, with few re-
marks about each man, for publication
in your paper. The company had on
its roll 1888 names, of whom 22 were
killed, Is died of disease, and 16 were
discharged for disability. 1t fought
battles in North Carolina, Virginia,
West Virginia. Maryland, Pennsyl-
vania and the District of Columbia,
and behaved gallantly under all cir
cumstances, and l am proud to sign
myself as Lieutenant of such a com,
pany. 1t went into service in Febru
ary, 1862, and surrendered at Apo
mattox the 9th of April, 1865.
JNo. B POWELL,
Lieut.. Co. G., 43rd N. c. Rcg't.
ROLL OF COMPANY C, 43RD NORTH CAR
oLINA REGIMENT.
w. A. Dowtin, Captain, Warren
county, died August 26th, 1862.
L. P. Coleman, 1st Lieutenant,
Warren county, promoted to Captain
August 76th, 1862, died of wounds
received.
w. B. Williams, end Lieutenant,
Warren county, promoted to A. c. S.
April, 1862.
A. L. Steed, and Lieutenant, War
rem county, resigned July 18th, 1862.
Jno. B. Powell, 1st Sergeant, pro-
noted to Lieutenant July, 1862, and to
Orderly officers 1864.
w. R. Coleman, end Sergeant,
discharged for disability, 1862.
J. W. Stewart, 3rd Sergeant, good
soldier, was at surrender.
A. w. Bridgers, 4th Sergeant, pro-
NOTED to Lieutenant 1862.
John w. White, 5th Regiment, was
at Gettysburg End and 3rd day, was
wounded in battle.
w. H. Fits, 1st Captain, killed in
battle, a good soldier.
NJ. R. King, end Captain, at Get
tysburg 1st, and and 3rd days, joined
the band.
R. W. Paschall, 3rd Captain.
wounded and captured near Rich
mond 1864.
Tyre D. King, 4th Captain, died Of
disease October 27th, 1862.
w. D. Aiken, promoted end Ser
geant 1862, killed in battle at Win.
chester.
Askew, W. H., Franklin, discharged
for disability 1862.
Adkins, ]. w., Halifax, died of dis.
ease April 18th, 1862.
Amerson, w. Wilson, killed in the
battle of Drewry's Bluff.
Ball, J. H., wounded at Gettysburg
Barrow, ]. J., good soldier.
Barrow, N. NJ, promoted 4th Ser
geant 1862.
Beddingfeld, A. H., Wake, died O
disease October 9TH, 1868.
Bobbitt, J. H., promoted 3rd Ser.
geant. Was twice wounded in battle
Bolten, NJ. T., captured at Drewry':
Bluff
Brame, Elbert, killed in battle neal
Stra sburg.
Breedlove, w. H., at Gettysburg
1st, end and 3rd days.
Burton, Thomas Richmond, substi
tute l.. A. Hewell.
Bryant, ]. c., Wilson, discharged
for disability.
Capps, NJ, captured near Stras
burg.
Clark, J. w., discharged for disabil
ity.
Claiborne, R. w., record not re
mem5ered.
Crocker, L. R., Franklin, promoted
to Lieutenant 1861, captured at Pc
tersburg.
Currin, Alex, wounded in Septem
Der, 1868.
= Darnell, w. H., killed in battle nea
Washington.
Davis, w. J., promoted to 2nd Ser
geant in April and 1st Sergeant in Sep
tember, 1862.
| Dickerson, NJ, at Gettysburg 1st
2nd and 3rd days.
Duke, J. w., wounded near Rich
mond.
Duke, S. G., record not remem
bered.
Duke, L. S., killed at Plymouth.
Duke, Thomas, record not remem
bered.
Egerton, J. J., Orderly Sergeant
was at surrender.
Ellington, ]. W., died April goth
1862.
Falkner, J. P, with brigade ambu
lance.
Fittz, B. L., died July 1st, 1862.
Fittz, J. w., wounded and capture
near Gettysburg.
Floyd, w. NJ, killed in battle nea
Richmond.
Fittz, John R., discharged for diss
bility, Oct, 1862.
Gill, P. P, died February 14tl
1864.
Greyard, w. H., supposed to ha,
deserted.
Green, J. A., good soldier, recor
not remembered.
Green, Thos. J., record not remen