Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

mattox Courthouse. where General Lee
surrendered his army. The following
IS the list OF the officers and priyates
when the company left Lexington. and
below IS given n list OF the volunteers
and recruits during the war.
List OF the Rockbridge Rifles, as they
left Lexington, April IS. 1861:
Captains. II. Letcher. afterwards
colonel Fifty-eighth Virginia Infantry.
First Lieutonant-E. F. Paxton. after
wards brigadier-gen Stonewail Bri-
gade. killed at Charlottesville. May B.
1863.
Second Lieutenant--J. K. Edmondson,
afterwards colonel Twenty-seventh Viz
ginia Infantry, lost arm at Chanceliors-
vile.
Third Lleutenant-W. W. Lewis. after
wards adjutant Twenty-seventh virginia
Infantry
Quartermaster-R. c. Turpln. d. l..
Hopkins, clerk.
First sergeant, c. Boude, afterwards
captain Of the company, and lost a leg
at Charlottesville; second sergeant, John
H. Beeton; third sergeant, George W.
Chaplin: fourth sergeant, J. J. Hileman.
FIRST corporal. A. s. Wade; second cor
poral, Frederick Davidson; third corporal.
r. II. Campbell; fourth corporal. Joseph
n. Marston@
Privates-J. w. Breedove. G. w. Bailey.
d. G.. Bowyer, Samuel c. Charlton, John
A. Charlton, James NJ. Campbell, p.
Crlser, Benjamin Donald. p. A. Davidson.
David Davis, John A. Donald, John Ed
mondson, S. b. Fuller, j. II. Fonshill.
c. w. Gather. James W. Gillock, S. A.
Gordon. NJ. r. Hanger. Caleb V. NJ. Hite,
Henry Heilbroner, w H. Houston. j. II.
Hutchinson. NJ. Il. Helm. Edward Jessup,
r. A. Jordan. w. II. Kahle Thomas
Kelly. Jerry Kelly. D. f. Laird. ". r.
Lokey. A. Lynch. j. w. Middleton, T. y.
Mullen, J. II Moore, Adam Miller, W. 4.
Moody A. u. McCluer, II. McD. Nc
Gown. S. J. n. McCampbcll. Samuel II.
McCulloch. Lawrence Mcnamara, e. w.
Norgrove L. Y. Northern, Joel Neff, T.
VI. Parent, Robert Paine, s. w Ruff
Daniel NJ. Reilly. c. A. Rollins. r. NJ.
Rlckett, Henry Smith, W. j. Spears
Charles Sizer John Snlder, a. b. Tan
quarry. A. W. Thomas, j. 5. Thompson,
A. w. Warner. p NJ. Webb. ]. w. Wal
lace. II. II. wallace W G. Wright, A.
c. ,McCluer, Robert e. McAieer.
Volunteers In the Rockbridse Rlnes,
after the company left Lexington April
49, 1861:
Charles Adams, Thomas b. Agnor.
Mathew Ayres, Robert Bell, Il. y.
Boogher. John A. Barger, Joseph Cam
den. S J. Campbell ". &. Charlton. r.
G.. Camnbell Alfred Claiborne David
Conner. Henry Crawford. J. c. Dicken-
son. John Drumheller, William Drum
heller. James East Sohn East, Wyatt
Eskew. James S. Evans, Newton NJ.
Garrison. Thomas Gordon Erastus Grei-
ner. Andrew Hayslett. ~. II. Harrison
John Hlte. A. G.. Hawk, John W. Haru-
gan. Walter Hartigan, Joseph Higgans'
Daniel Hileman, n. O. Hook, John
Kramer Thomas Kirkpatrick Wyatt II.
Marks, William Mitchell, Alfred Miller,
George W. Miller. J. Scott Moore Robert
MCGOWAN, James Mullen. Jack Mullen,
William Oker. Joshua Parks. Jr Alex
Patterson, John Patterson, william
Patton, Calvin BEDFORD. Levi Robinson,
william Siders. James IL Shields
William shields Morgan Seal, NJ. II
sheltn.an. y. NJ. Shoemaker, A. A. Z.
Slough. James n Slough, James NJ
Senseney. Aipronso Swink. Jacob Smith.
j. S. Smith. Henry standof William
Trayson. c. V Warner. Jesse Vanpelt.
Thomas II. Wash, John Wilhelm.
CASUALTIES.
Falling Waters-Wounded, Arthur ID.
McCluer and Lawrence Mcnamara.
FRS, Nanassas-Hilled, Frederick Day
idson and A c. McCluar; wounded. DaylG
q. Bowyer, skull broken. wounded badly
in leg and shot in inc r!gn5 side: T. A.
Davidson. w II. Kaie, W. r. Moody,
Adam Miller. d. VI. Rely. Charles Rollins.
5. W. Ruff. William J. Speers and j. j.
Hileman. Joel Nen. j.. Y. Northern,
Joshua Parks. Jr.
Kernstown-Moital wounded, John
Drumheller. died at stanton; wounded,
J. W Hartigan.
Honeywood Mills, or Dam No. skilled,
Joshua Parks. Jr.
Port Repubiic-Mortally wounded Al
fonso Smith, died July. 1872; wourded,
Henry Heilbroner and William Michel
Malvern Hlll-Killed, Arthur d. Nc
Cluer.
Second Manassas--Wou Sergeant J.
c. Boude and Robert GOwan.
Chance. lorsville- Killed. General e. f. I
Paxton and r. ". Norgrovs; wounded, 7,
Colonel J. X Edmondson. lost ann: Cap |
tain j. c. Boude. lost leg; Joseph Higsans, |
badly; S. j. y. McCampbell. wourded IN |
mouth and throat
Gettysburg-K W. II. Kahle. Joseph |
Camden. J. s. Thomas. and Jack Mullen. |
wounded. Lieutenant Andrew w. Warner. |
VINO commanded company, LOST arm and |
captured; J. j. Hlem1n, shot m thigh.
SpotsvIvania COurthOuse-Killed Alfred |
Claiborne and John VI. Edmondson.
Mine Run-T B. Mullen and George ". |
Miller. wounded.
Near ACKNOWLEDGMENT. $. c. Chari-
ton.
At Harper's Ferry-Wounded. 5. c.
Charlton.
Fort Wounded and cap
turcd. r. @. Campbell.
slaughter Mountain - Killed, David
Conner.
Dualeld Depot-Wounded. j. S. Thomas.
Rapidan-Wounded and captured,
Thomas II. Wash.
In front OF Petersburg-Killed, Levi
Robinson, Harris Hill; wounded, w. H.
Harrison.
Recapltulatlon-l4O on yers and pri-
Yates: killed l6; wounded S2; died In SER
vice. 4: made prisoners, 2.
The Following are the general engage
ments i'm which the company took part:
Falling water. First Manassas. Kerns
town First Winchester Mcdowell Port
r, public. Front Royal Gainess MIL, Nal
vern Hiu Cold Harbor. Mechanlcsyilie'
Fishers Hill. Second Manassas Harpers
Ferry Rockville. Sharpsburg Chan
selorsville. Gettysburg. Spotsylyania,
Second Winchester, IatcheTs Run
Petersburg, AppomattoX
The company was after ChancelorYllle
go reduced In size by losses in war, and
by assignments TO other companies that
IL never again had a full quota of officers.
VANCE AND DAVIS.