Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

OF the company, Second-Lleutenant John
a. Booker. who was on detached duty as
A. A. a. General to General J. r. Jones'
was appointed captain, and remained as
such until the end of the war.
In the second fight at Manassas the
ammunition Of the regiment gave out
but our second lieutenant was a brick
layer. and seeing the railroad was levelled
with brickbats and stones, he threw the
first stone and ordered the men to beat
back the first line of Yankees. which
they did so effectually that the entire
brigade in an instant took UP the same
weapons. With what effect history has
told.
At the roll-call OF the company at the
reunion II was seen that OF the lO3 OFF,
GERS and men who were enlisted only
forty-eight were living.
The following is a list OF those who
were killed or died since and during the
war:
Captain +. d. Irving, died since the war.
Captain A. G. Page. died since the war.
Lieutenant c. IL. Anderson, killed at
Fishers Hill.
Lieutenant E. Z. England. killed at
Petersburg.
sergeant-Major william Denny. died
since the war.
Sergeant NJ. J. Dunkum, died since the
war; lost a leg at Brandy station.
Sergeant w. S. Anderson, died at Val
ley Mountain.
Sergeant Bolden Brown, died in 1852.
Sergeant d. NJ. Coleman, killed at
Fishers Hill.
Corporal w. NJ. Cooke, wounded; died
since the war.
Privates
Ayres, T. j., wounded; died since the
war.
Anderson. Meredith, killed at Kernes-
town.
Austin. NJ. c., wounded at Gettysburg
and died.
Booker, Charles w, died since the war.
Baughan, W. L., died since the war.
Baughan, william died in 1862.
Vaughan, David killed at Gettysburg.
Baughan. Robert, mortally wounded az
Petersburg.
Cooke. S. W. wounded at Mine Run
and died since the war.
Coleman, w. D., killed at Monocacy,
Md.
Coleman, w. A., died at Staunton in
1862.
Greasy, Edward, killed at the Wilder
ness in 1864.
Cunningham, w. H., died in prison.
Dowdy. John NJ. died In 1861.
Dowdy, T. f.. died in 1862.
Dowdy, John D.. died in prison.
Dowdy, James, killed at Cedar Noun
tain.
Dowdy, Wilson NJ, while in the hos
pital at Winchester, in 1862, hearing that
his company was in heavy engage
ment seized a musket, and running at
double quick, tainted, fell. ard in two
days a little mound was raised to mark
the spot where this gallant soldier sleeps.
Dunford, John F., killed at Gettysburg
Edwards, Thomas, died in hospital
Flippen, Charles, killed at Kernstown
Flippen, j. T., wounded at Chancellors-
VILE and died since the war.
Flppen, Allen. died in 1862.
Flppen, William, died in 1851.
Codsey, Daniel L., ded since the var.
Garnett Robert X. killed at Gettys-
burg.
Garnett James s.. lost leg; since died.
Hendrick, Merritt s.. died in 1861.
Hatcher. Joseph. died in 1852
Harris, Joseph N, died since the war.
Jones. Levi. died since the war
King George H.. was the last man
killed at Gettysburg in his company, a
few yards from the enemy's line.
Merryman, James, died soon after the
war.
Mahr. J. c. T., killed at Kernstown.
Meador. Robert j., wounded at Gettys-
burg and died since.
Meador. Mike, died since the war.
Meador, John L.. died in 1851.
Parker. Thomas. died in 1851.
Parker, Jerry, died since the war.
Parker, l. A., died since the war.
Price. John b., killed at Cedar Noun
tain.
Snoddy. John s., died since the war.
Shores Thomas, died since the war.
Wootton, John and a. w, died since
the war.
Number killed durno the war 10
Number diel during tire war 10
Number died since the war ..........,. Il
Number still living ...................... ~
IOtai ...ssss.'sss's's .''''''''''. 80 ~
There were twenty-eight wounded ana
five who lost limbs during the war, and
one had his leg. which was wounded