Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
"THE CHARLOTTE RIFLES,
A Partial List of the Members of
This Company.

Smithvilie, Va. September T. 1899.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
Please publish the annexed roll Of Com
pany X. This gallant little company was
the first from Charlotte county to volun-
! teer its services in the late war 1t was
I n part Of the famous Eighteenth Virginia
Infantry, commanded by Colonel r. T..
Withers until his disability at Gaines S
Mil, and then by Colonel II. A. Caring
! ton until the close Of the war. II Is pro-
. posed to record the roll as soon as the
l same can be as nearly perfected as pos
| sible. Any assistance from the survivors
| Of the company in furtlrerance CT this
undertaking will be gladly received. Adj
| dress either William II. Smith. late cap
tain of company, or J. c. Darlington,
Smithville, va.
THE ROLL
Roll Of Company X, Eighteenth vir-
ginia Infantry. known as 1.-THE Charlotte
Rifles"
Ezekiel V. Adams, - Adkins.
william Dennis Bouldin, orderly. cap
tured at Gettysburg; William II. Bailey.
DS. j. w. Brooks. G. W. Barksdale. w.
@. Baldwin, lieutenant. died in service: -
- Brown, Jim Bailey, John Barksdale.
wiltshire CardwelL, disabled in first
battle of Manassas; George Chappell, c..
{. Chappell, John H. Cook, died in SER
vice; NJ. l.. Covington, second lieutenant
and then captain, wounded at -; James
A. Calhoun; John Calhoun, wounded at
Gettysburg; James T. Crawley, wounded
az Gettysburg; }. j. Cook, wounded at
Gaines's Mill; Thomas Carter w. J..
Chappen, killed at Drewry's Bluff:
J. II. Cook, Thomas Cumby, Joseph Cow
ington; George Covlngton. wounded at
New Berne, n. c.; Shanghai Coleman,
orderly louisiana Tiger; -- Childress,
fifer Of company.
%. b. Davis, Winslow Dennis. Patrick
II. Deanor; James Dickerson. wounded
at Gaines's Mil; Robert Davis, r. p. Da-
Wis; Temple Davis, killed at Gettysburg;
, Francis Dean, Joseph w. Dickerson. 49, -
Dougherty, killed at Five Forks 0.ieuis-
ana Tiger.
Il. ?. Evans. p. L. Evans Thomas
Elan.
A. T. Faris; Peyton r. Ford, wounded
In arm at Frayser's Farm; Albert Fos-
ter, killed in battle Of -; John Foster
orderly sergeant; p. w. Fore, John ].
Foster, James Ford. Phil. Ford, Sam
Foster John J. Franklin, +. w. Fore.
Walter l.. Garden, wounded at Gaines's
Mill; William e. Gaines, d. 3. Garden.
Thomas Garden; II. T. Gaines. killed I'm
heimer.
Charles Harvey, third sergeant:
Samuel M. HALEY, wounded at Gaines
Mil; John T. Hagerman, lost leg
at Gettysburg; S. Baxter Harvey,
wounded at Frayser's Farm; r. f.
Hutchinson, transferred to cavalry:
Rich. Hammersley; John Harvey, killed
at Gaines's Mill; Ro. Hudson; Charles
W. Harvey, discharged from service on
account Of i'll health; Haynes.
William II. Jeffress, wounded AT Will
hamsburg; Il. NJ. Jackson. wounded at
-; Theo. NJ. Jones sergeant from 1861
to close of war, wounded at Williams
burg, Sharpsburg. and Second Cold Har-
Dor; William H. Jones. James A. Jack
son; - 49, johnson, wounded at Hatcher's
Run.
George Kesee. killed at williamsburg.
John T.. Lowry, wounded at Hatcher's
Ran; John Lawson, Thomas Lawson.
George w lawson; Sandy Lyle lost
sight after battle of Gainess Mil: Mat
i. Lyle. second captain, killed at Gaines's
Mil; Robert Lipscomb. killed AT Gaines,s
Mill; John Ledbetter, wounded at
Drewrys Bluff; w. J. Ledbetter. - -
Lindsey.
Dennis Mcnamara; A. G. Middleton.
wounded at -; Glen. Maloney, died at
Point Lookout Md, of wounds received
at Gettysburg; David Morrisette. died in
service; Sam. Morrison, killed i'm battle
around Richmond; John f. Moseley. kill
ed al Seven Pines; Thomas Mack, order
~; Robert Moorefeld, John Morrisette;
William Morrison, died in service
William Novel;
James T. Overbey, transferred to cava,-
~.
Edward Preston. died in servica.
. Fletcher I'm, l.
seph Pollard, Asa G. Pugh, Presley A
Pugh. William w. Palmer
Edward IL. Reams; Elijah T. Roach
wounded at Gettysburg: William s
Roach, wounded at Gaines's Mil; Henry
c. Ransom, wounded at -; Henry n
Read
I. j. Spencer. first captain; William II.
smith. lieutenant and third captain
wounded at second battle of Manassas
and Drewry's Bluff; Branch Spencer
Robert S. Spencer; James Spencer
w II. shorter, Thomas Spain. James
spencer, Killed in battle -; Alexander
spencer, Killed at Gettysburg; Daniel
Spencer; Whitfield Spencer. wounded in
battle -; Robert Shepperson. second
lieutenant, died In service; William Stitb.
lieutenant, wounded. arm shot OF al
Drewry's Bluff and died from effects; John
Do. Smith, lieutenant killed at Five Forks;
>. ID. spencer, c0lor-bearer, wounded n,
Gaines's Mil and Gettysburg; William
spencer. sergeant shot in battle Five
FORKS; Charles Snead. Samuel Spencer
killed at Gettysburg; John Dug. Spencer
John II. Thompson, George Tunstcll
James T. Tharpe; Robert Taylor, wound
ed al Williamsburg; James Thomas, kill
cd at hrst battle Of Manassas-flrst man
killed
- Valentine. killed at Seven Pines.
van Euren Watkins. badly wounded III
gettysburg; Luther c. Watkins Samuel
Wen, wounded three times: James
Wilkes; Ham Wilkes transferred TO ar
tllery; Thomas Wilkes; c. b.
wilkes; Joseph Wilkes corporal;
Calvin Wilkes. Charles Williams:
ihomas G. Wilkerson wounded in SER
vice; William c. Wikerson, wounded in
battle OF Frayser's Farm.
A FLAC-RAIsEyG INCIDENT.