Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
THE GORDONsVTLLE GRAYs.
Roster and History of This Company
of the Thirteenth Virginia.


of the Thirteenth Virginia.
The following is the roster of tho Cor
louisville Grays. Company C, Thirteenth
Virginia Infantry Army OF Northern Vir-
giniai
Captain, William C. Scott. afterward
Quartermaster OF artillery.
First Lieutenant, G.. A. Goodman, be-
came lieutenant colonel; dead.
Second Lieutenant. +. f. Cowherd. adj
jutant Of the regiment
Third Lieutenant, c. II. Richards,
wounded at Slaughter's Mountain.
Surgeon, William S. Grymes, afterward
division surgeon; dead.
Assistant Surgeon, c. c. Cowherd; dead.
NON-COMMIssIONED OFFICERS.
Orderly Sergeant, William IL. Weisiser,
transferred TO artillery; dead.
First Sergeant, p. z. Barbour, wounded
at Slaughter'S Mountain.
Second Sergeant, A. J. Blackburn, lost
leg at Petersburg.
Third Sergeant, William G.. Quarles
killed at SpOtsylvania Courthouse.
First Corporal. Il. It. Baker, wounded
at Gaines's Mill.
Second Corporal, r. A. Baughan.
Third Corporal William r. Jones, dis
charged for disability.
Fourth Corporal, George w. Meyers.
transferred to quartermaster's depart
ment.
PRIVATES.
G. w. Amos, wounded Second Manassas.
J. w. Anderson, killed at OK Hill.
s. c.. Atkins, detailed; dead.
Clines Baker, died Point Lookout.
}. o. Baker.
Robert Battaille, wounded Second Ma
nassas.
N. J. Baughan, dead.
Charles w. Beale, discharged for dis
ability.
James n. Beale, killed Fort Steadman.
y. q. Beale, detailed to hospital.
y. Bear. dead.
James Bib.
John Bibb, killed at Fort Steadman.
John Bragg, killed at Fort Steadman.
S. G.. Brown, dead.
William Bruce, lost leg Second E.Ib
sas.
c. II. Carter, wounded at Cold Harbor.
r. Colvin. dead.
G.. w. Cooke.
G. S. Cowherd Gied camp fever.
NJ. ID. Cowherd, detailed.
Y. Cowherd, killed at Hatcher's Run.
J. b. Daniel, discharged for disability.
w. ID. Davis, wounded at Appomattox.
Y. A. Davis, detailed to telegraph.
j. i. Duval, detailed as engineer.
William VI. Dunn, discharged for ODE
sity.
w. Duval, dead.
w. ]. Eskew, wounded at Amelia Court
house.
J..R. Gentry, detailed as railroad agent.
T.. Gibson.
II. G. Goodman, wounded at Spotsylva-
mia; dead.
M. Goodman, died Of camp fever.
II. Grubbs, killed at Cold Harbor.
d. W. Hale, wounded three times.
John Hale, killed Second Manassas.
Il. Harlow.
j. Harper, dead.
r. II. Harris, dead.
benjamin Heatwoe, killed at Peters
burg.
j. Heatwole, detailed for quartermas-
ter's department.
Thomas Lancaster killed at Munsons
Hill.
A. NJ. Lealke, detailed for quartermas-
ter's department.; dead.
J. Locker. teamster.
William Locker.
ID. w. Magruder, wounded Munsons
Hill.
G.. w. Magruder, killed at Winchester.
j. II. Mahanes, dead.
o. p. Mallory, wounded at Gaines's Mill;
dead.
w. B. Mansfield, killed at Gaines's Mill.
]. Mason.
G.. w. Meade, discharged for disability.
pff1,a ri Of
r. J. Morris, dead.
]. Fl. Newman, killed at Cold Harbor.
J. s. Newman, discharged for disability.
r. NJ. Newman, wounded at Gaines's
Mill.
John Nolan, wounded at Second Ma
nassas
Tom Nolan, killed at Winchester.
J. Ogg, wounded.
X. w. Ogg.
NJ. Omohundro, killed at Port Republic.
John Pannell. died at Point Lookout.
J. PARROT, dead.
j. c. Quarles, wounded at Hatcher's
Run.
L. Robinson, killed at Spotsylvanla.
]. Shepherd
II. Smith, wounded.
w. r. Smith. dead.
a. Spicer. dead
IL. Trainham, dead.
f. Whitlock discharged for disability.
q. W. Whitlock, wounded at Winchester.
This company was organized in De-
cember 1853 and went TO Harpers Ferry
April IL, 1861, where. with eight other
Virginia companies and one Maryland
company. the Thirteenth Virginia Reg-
ment was organized by Colonel A. p. Hill
afterwards Northumberland, Con-
federate States of American. The COM
pany was in General Joe Johnston's cam
paign in the Lower Valley OF Virginia,
and at the battle OF First Manassas. Az
terward the command was ordered TO
join General T. j. Jackson in his grand
Valley movements. and was with him TO
the time OF his death. The company
served afterwards under General Jubal
Early and others, and was surrendered
nj Appomattox with the Army OF North
ern Virginia. greatly depleted in num-
bers.
This report Is compiled mainly from
memory, assisted by the first captain, W.
c. Scott. and other members OF the COM