Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-21
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they continued to stand. until a battery
OF six light twelves was brought 10
bear on them, and before that they
broke Nothing mortal can stand a bat
terry OF six light Napoleon guns IL there
Is plenty of grape and canister In the
ammunition chest"
Such compliment, so well deserved,
and perhaps so unwillingly extorted
from an enemy. should be preserved as
O memorial of the gallantry and bravery
OF the regiment.
The troops referred to in the Herald's
notice were those that were left Of the
Thirtieth Virginia Regiment. II entered
the service with full ranks, raised IN
the counties of spotsylvania- Stafford.
King George, Caroline, and the town OF
Fredericksburg. At the battle or Sharps-
burg the regiment numbered 2oo IL
came out Of the fight with 1853, having
lost the balance in killed, wounded, and
missing Below will be found the ON
cial list of those that suffered:
Field and Staff-Killed. none. Wound
ed, E. Lloyd Hunter. sergeant-major.
Company A-Killed: James s. Aler
James w. Martin, and A. F. Coakley.
Wounded: Lieutenant Frank Brooke, shot
in the chin. not fatal; Lieutenant John
X. Anderson, in leg. slightly; John U.
Haney, through the jaws; Isaac Eve,
face; William Garner, side; A. Body,
slightly in shoulder; William Rollins, in
arm, slightly; Isaac Hirsh, slightly, in
foot; r. Perry, slightly; r. II. Nils, In
leg; Sergeant w. F. Jones. Edward
Stephens. G. H. Kepler. leg.
Company B-Killed: Joseph Murray
Wounded: Captain II. s. Doggett, slightly;
Samuel Ames, slightly in knee; Martin
Eyre in leg; John Summers. in arm;
Fred. Sullivan, badly; John B. Fsrroe, in
neck, badly; John Hicks, bruised by a
she'll William Anderson. thigh and knee;
3 Haislip. in foot. slightly; Sergeant
William l.. Lunsford, arm, slightly;
Charles Humphreys, in arm, may require
amputation; Martin OBrien, In foot,
slightly; Wexford Bridwell. In hand;
Thomas Robinson, in ankle, slightly;
Charles Mullen, side and knee, slightly;
]. J. Rowe. shoulder, slightly; A. J. Con-
no, in hand.
Company C-Killed: Lieutenant 3. l..
Smith, nineteen balls in his person; Ser
gesnt James Baggett, Benjamin Arm
strong Robert Brown, T. r. West, James
w. Jones, Henry p. Alsop. Wounded:
William Shepherd, in leg; Jessie p. Gore,
In leg; Robert Walker, in leg; John
Wrenn, slightly in head; James w. Cit
trell slightly; Benjamin Harding badly;
Sergeant w. B. Marck, leg; William A.
Bloxton. slightly; Robert Smith, in bow
els. very badly; w. c. Downer, wounded,
though not fatally; NJ. c. Holmes, slight
ly; j. Oliver, slightly.
Company D-Killed Frank Willoughby
and Sutherland. Wounded: John Will
| loughby. arm; Sergeant Thomas Gordon,
A. b. Hulett thigh; r. Pritchett. neck;
b. Pendleton, leg and shoulder; NJ. Rob-
erson. hand; ]. r. Wharton, thigh Miss
| ing: James Pendleton.
Company E-Killed: c. A. Mason: T. w.
Blunt, William F. Turner. Edwin Jack
son. l.. G.. Goldsby, A. c. Demne. Wound
ed: E. r. Coghill, f. III. Mason, w. s.
Peatross, George T. Turner, j. @. Flippo,
| ]. III. Hill. T. C. Branham, T. r. Napier
s. A. Luck. T. B. Luck, j. B. Parrish
w. II. n. Burrlss, j. II. Campbell, 1. W.
Richerson, T. II. Tunstall.
Company F-Killed:i William Selt
Wounded: Corporal Kell. In arm. This
company was not in action, though unoei
fire. doing picket duty.
Company G-Killed: r. II. Thompson
e. A. Durrett, w. T. Luck, Thomas gus
enberry, J. II. Sharp, b. b. TompkinS
wounded: Captain Allensworth, in arm
Corporal NOEL and Richard Smith, In
| ankle: lieutenant Genet Anderson, Cor
moral Dabney. S. NJ. Smith, NJ. Dulaney
/. X. Mitchell, p. II. Lowry, A. 7. Car
neal. j. Z. Grymes.
COMPANY H-Killed: Captain Saunders,
Sergeant Thomas G.. Bagby, John NJ.
Fuller. Thomas Marshall, Oscar Beazeley
James B. Carter. Wounded: Peter ray
lor, dangerously; Sergeant j. NJ. Broad
dus. knee slightly; Arthur c. Gravatt'
thigh slightly; r. S. Gravatt, In leg
Daniel Berlin, in hand and arm; NJ. D.
Sale, in hand; Andrew M. HOUSTON
bruised by shell; r. S. Farmer, IN iooti
James Vaughan, In foot. badly; Ih0mas
Conduit, Cornelius Beazeley, Wllham
Samuel S. Marmaduke.
Company I-Kiled: w. A. Parker
BENJAMIN f. Skinner. Wounded: Lieu
tenants E. II. Dejarnette, in arm; Ben
iamin Bullock, hand amputated; Ser
eeants James p Stewart, J. +. Snellings
/ ID. Waller; Corporals c. d. Grimsley
and Frank McGunby; Privates j. Fugitt
]. T. Handkerchief. and ]. S. Cox.
Company K-Killed: Captain Fl. Ia
Foster. Lieutenant d. l.. Baber. Corpora
]. IL Pratt, Privates j. II. Atwell anc
r. s. Perkins. Wounded: Sergeants u
n Arnold, wrist; +. l.. Ashton, hand
william I. Bsrrey; Corporal S. Rollins
arm; Privates b. Aver side and arms
Il. Deshazo, breast and arm; w. Is. Ed
wards. leg; 1. +. Gibbons, foot; /. w
Hfdrup, badly; B. NJ Lee. T. l." Lomax
b. F. Price, !. NJ. Stokes, ]. II. stewart
G. w. Tenant.
Lieutenant Colonel r. S. Chew wa'
struck in the arm by spent ball.
Several OF those reported wounded diet
under operations after the battle or IRON
wounds received.
Note.-Many OF the survivors and TN
relatives OF those killed and WOUNDED