Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-15
liant charge OF Cemetery Ridge. Every
officer was killed here and many of the
company died that day.
MANCHESTER COMPANIES.

oincer was killed here and many OF the
company died that day.
MANCHESTER COMPANIES.
Two companies went from the city
or Manchester--the famous Elliott Grays.
named for Captain wyatt NJ. Elliott
gallant officer, and commanded by Cap
tain Louis +. Boss!eux. and the Manches-
ter Artillery-both as brave and gallant
sets of fighters as ever shifted fire of
exploding powder.
Not many OF them are living now.
ana every now and then l hear that an
other and another has faltered then
cropped out OK ranks forever. These old
bones VIII rest. too. soon. and my coun-
Try does not need me now. II she did.
can say I'll 20 as freely for the Stars
and Stripes and suffer as much as ever
ola for the Stars and Bars
The old man had finished talking, but
his mild. blue eye glistened as ne looked
toward the sun. low in the west.
OLD SOLDIERS ANSWER THE ROLL.
Last July. on the 5th. meeting OF the
Chesterfield and Manchester soldiers was
heid at Chesterfield Courthouse. and an
association organized with a view TO
erecting monument TO the brave men
who answered the call OF duty and Of
death.
A roll was made Of those present, and
that roll is given here:
William l. Clopton. captain Fageld Ar
tillery.
NJ. A. Cogbill. ensign Fourteenth vir-
ginia Infantry.
r. A. Fore, Company I, Fourteenth
Virginia Infantry.
George Winfree, Company d, Fourteenth
Virginia Infantry.
John n. Dunston, Company d. Four
teenth Virginia Infantry
-. 4. Clayton, Company D. Fourteenth
Virginia Infantry.
John S. Taylor lieutenant Company ID
Fourteenth Virginia Infantry.
H. L. Walker, Company ID, Fourteenth
Virginia Infantry.
James A. Lipscomb. Company B. Fourth
Virginia Cavalry.
David Moore. Company B. Fourth
Virginia Cavalry.
S. +. Lacy Company B. Fourth Viz
ginia Cavalry.
c. II. Short, Company b. Thirtesn.h
Virginia Cavalry.
J. {. Brown, Company c. Ninth Yir-
ginia Infantry.
Lauson Morrissett. Company B. Fourth
Virginia Cavalry.
". A. Graves, Company c. Ninth Vir-
ginia Infantry.
w. J. Adkins. Company C, Ninth Viz
GINA Infantry.
John T. Wilkinson. Company C, Ninth
Virginia Infantry.
John A. Lester, Young's Battery.
Joha T. Farmer. Company d, Four
teenth Virginia Infantry.
S. T. Nunnally, Company D, Forty-frst
Virginia Infantry.
W. l.. Cox, Company D. Forty-irst
Virginia Infantry.
b. o. Crump. Company d. Forty-irst
Virginia Infantry.
T. E. Woodfin. Company A. Twenty
second Virginia Battalion.
NJ. A Turner. Company A, Twenty
second Virginia Battalion.
w. B. Ashbrook. Company X, Sixth
Virginia Infantry.
NJ a. Cheatham. Staunton, Hill Artil-
lery.
W. F. Cheatham. Stanton. Hill Artil-
lery.
Samuel A. Mann, Company B. Drewry's
Battalion Artillery.
William Benjamin Horner, Company B.
Drewry's Battalion Artillery.
L. S. Gregory. Company b. Drewry's
Battalion Artillery.
Ro. C. Wood, Company D, Twenty-hfth
Virginia Infantry.
William T. Dillon, Branches Battery.
jeff. r. Ruffin, Rockbridge Battery
James Bailey, Hoods Reserve Bat |
talon.
Charles n. Friend. First Company Rich
mond Hewitzers.
William A. Blankingship, captain Com |
pany F. Twenty-ffth Virginia Infantry.
J. W. Nunnally, First Company lnde- |
pendent Signal Service. Confederate
States army.
James p. Jordon. Company A, Twenty
second Virginia Battalion.
r. II. Nunnally. Company A, Twenty
second Virginia Battalion.
John A. Haskins. Company B, Twelfth
Virginia Light Infantry.
DIR. S. d. Drewry, surgeon Confederate
States navy.
ID. r. Goode, Dances Battery.
DR.. T. ]. Cheatham, Confederate states
scout.
E II. Flournoy. captain Company X,
Sixth Virginia Infantry.
]. p. Goode. Company d, Twenty-hfth
Virginia Battalion.
Thonas r. Friend, courier for General
pickett. Ninth Virginia Infantry.
/ ]. Maclin Mahone's Brigade.
Ro. e. Butler, Otey's Battery.
George Y. Robertson. Grahams Bat