The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08
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The following is the roster Of TIE q
City cavalry troop Of Austin:
Captain, l.. II. Younger; first Lieut.
j. H. Burdett: first sergeant, Jdh
Hefiin; trumpeters, Albert Theik |
Frank Burns.
Privates: j. w. McKaugh, "
kemper, A. D. Jones. Leonard, job,
man. Seth Holeman, +. D. Powell
Darden, c. A. Shuford. A. s. Dw
w. H. Barho, f. G.. Gwynn, P.
j. II. Killen. G. A. Jones. j.. J. Plml
r. Z, Lynch. r. S. O'Conner, JOIN 4
". NJ. Miller, John o. Swatzel q
LEVEL, w. II. Carter. S. S. Alan
Roy Wilks, Eugene Williams, chGld
Bailey, d. d. Smith, w. Hurley Y
Rogers, James Doolan. U. Oglsstf
Wolf, A. Henderson. T. Rush, = y
c. S. Rodgers. John Brinch. Gtc@I
Kern. E. r. Christian. A. Keysoh
Bierce, A. G. Durfee, Dan moore
Cochran. A. J. Hardeman, 7. !,
thews, w. NJ. Miller, ]. l.. NlcMI
X. Smith, Ed Birdwell Matt HelJ
Nelson, f. NJ. Spain. w. S. Close,
B. Savage, G.. A. Jones, w. LeouutI
C. Peterson. Thomas A. Bailey, I.A
man, NJ. S. TEMPER, Al j. Goobk|
G.. Darden, a. Naelcke. II. c. .Ptcn1
Philip Spiller, w. G.. Matkim, @.
bery T. w. Thompson,
Troop c, First cavalry regiment
Cavalry.
Captain, John r. Hunter; first "
ant, julius Wagner; second lieuten''
Policy.
Sergeants First, Z. p. Nash,
Charles Bryan; third, Burt Fowler;
j. l.. Ward; fifth. Fred Won Brifxor'i
j. Grasburger; seventh. J. c. shar'
termaster sergeant, I'D. Beckwith
Corporals; First. n. w. Bovey
l.. A. Neal; third. w. f. Pagan; tour
w. Schultz; fifth. w. Dye; SIKH,
Girard; seventh. w. B. Grimes; atn
Bower
Trumpeter. G. Degenhart.
Privates; Stegman, Smallwood,
X. II. Yaw, r. C. Lynn, II. c. SteNe1
Moses, r. Moses, G. w. Crank. \
enholtz, r. Leake. w. +, Wilson Il
Shaw, w. l.. Vaughan, ]. j. Gates, Y
Graham. o. w. Freeman, +, V. WI
WEIGH, J. J. Carr tt. +. Wilkes, tn
dox, W, j, McLendon. G. w. Hancon
f. McGaug, l.. Melvin C., Dawson, n
Buchanan, 7. s. Stewart, C. p. Pittnp'l
T. Galloway. f. Rodes, J. W. Wal'sSl
Hengy, j. p. Goodman. j. A. Benson n
Knight. w. b. Cofer. Barton, l.. y II
j. NJ. Waller, y. L. Warren, 0, R, nv
Q. Hutchison, C. Il, Schwyer, 2.
w. r. Bailey, w. n. Fisher, c. cnls1
Il, II. Nen S. York. Janascb, J. Muis.i
A. Bush. b. r. Scovel. W. 4. LAla,s|
7. Boozer. VIII Hollingsworth, WI n
j. W. Wardsr, G.. W. Johnson, J. III
drec, j, Brooks, A. 8. Hoskins' II
Priester, ]. l.. Tabor, #, Burger, III
mccarthy W. NJ. McGree, s. p. PnepsI
7. Crozier, G. NJ. Sessions, ]. c, A's'|
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