Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
STORY OF GRIMES BATAERY
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Brent wounded August S0th. 1862. Sec
onu Manassas. and transferred to navy:
William L. Backus, Jr., died at hospi-
tai. May, 1862; William a. Batten.
William Jordan Bright. Richard NJ
boutwell, killed April list. 1865, on
Itatchers Run: John w. Crismond
George L. Crsmond. Southan Cum
inings. William ii. Cutherell. W. II
Cherry wounded September 18th, 1862
Creekinore killed July list. 1862. Nal.
Vern Hi George d. Culver died at
JEFFERSON. from wounds received August
ZSth, 1862. at Warrenton Springs: James
a. Dillon John IL. Dillsburg. John
Ewell wounded August Goth. 1862. Sec
ond Manassas; Thomas Fitzsimmons
" Forbes j. II. Griffin. James II. Gag
klns los; leg at Malvern Hill. July lst
1867; tiatry f. Goodson died from.
wounds september 16th 1864. III hosp,-
tai; VIM. II. Hughes (sergeanD. pr =
NOTED t. lieutenant in Lees Battery:
Joshua III. l.. Hopkins. Hillcry Hopkins
dicd IN Shenandoah Valley, 1862; W j.
llansfori died ON Rappahannock. lst3:
=. j.. lronmonser. y. c. Ironmonger
FRANCIS Nj. Ives. William II. Jones died
in charlottesville. 1862; George T.
Jones died in hospital. June. 1862: Ed
II. Johnson. George w. king Rolicrr
Lewis. William \. Lewis wounded
slightly at S9ottsylvania Courthouse.
May l2;h. 1864; VIM. L. NIahoney. Ed
ward AIoreland. Richard MontcSme,.I.
Stephen NIc!lornev. Alon.o NInthc,ys
p. II. Miller \. Morgan. Henry Miles
died in field hospital September 10Th.
1861: Edward Matthews. John W. Mnth-
ews killed July lst. 1862. llalvcrn Hin:
John Murphy. Alex. II. Mcdonald, Ell
age and disa hility: YIN. II Myers a
NJ. Niutcr. Dennis NI,rrv rhn,,n J.,
Miller. John Miller Cno,.y, w - ~
Doncl wounded N1oIvn,n Mi, ,S.,.
Brandy Station 1872. 1v;ldo,,,ne, $50
and Pntorsh,rr 1Sct !, NY9,'' ioui
$ w Nnv,b, oui,'., ~ NiShp ,0:,,
$50 $780,, "a i,'.'h h''ivu
p,rl,,r 1ii',,. - 10 - outs g ~ "
Ivi,iio,, i5,,,,' ',!,i iarher, Itopert Iced
90. T'i,c, '.''I 10 uiscH. sea io0!' ever
o. 49,, 'ipii,"s iatheT, Sainuei +. Russ
I,'n'uicu April I'd 1860, on Hatche~s
Inrn , ,'' g S.cu az iolnt LOOKOUT. 1850;
20, -, % i'1 noiIS wounded on ieterS-
i'"i ~ ttoSerS, Michaei
In.a int"iu ,n uied III Kichmond. 1861;
ouseih n;hSer, FRED Eehm, Wilia.n
nm; Joseph NJ. Sloakes killed Septenl-
S Ser Ia'h, lSoZ, Sharpsburs: II. c.
, ss' EDWARD j. Sheppard, Richard
Ht"res' Aaron Spragg. Robert SauEd-
ers' wounded ut Brandy Station: VIII
nam Il. Sheppard. John w. Snow, Jas.
stores. Il. T. w. Summers died in hes
pital from wounds received ut Mai
Vcrn Hill; T.. G.. Straub cnnt,,r,d
wounded in Pennsylvania in Ju.y. 1868.
ana died at Point Lookout: John u
Tyler. Thomas II. Virnelson. Chn,,cs
Z. Williams died from wounds To-
ceIVed August S0th, 1862. I. Second
Manassas: Charles l.. Williams car,
r. Warren discharged 1852. undc,. ace.
William Whitehead: Thomas p. Wig
promoted first sergeant ,vo,,ndod " -.
petersburg. 1864; Wills Wilson; James
Mepb. Jr:; John Weymouth. died in
mospital from wounds received July ].
ls62, ut Malvern Hill; Jacob Widgcon
Severn Whitehead; James T. Waller,
NlrSinius Whitehead; Thomas j. ID.
White, wounded at Williamsport, july.
1oV'' John Wrench: John j. Warren:
John Wilson: Thomas c. Webb, died
at Cnurchiand, 1864.
KlIied and died. 20.
TIE BATTERY'S ORGANIZATION.
Several attempts were made after the
war 10 reorsanize the old battery. but
they We're failures until July is, 1891
When me reorganization was perfected
ny the eyction OF George w r. Nc
j!onell. captain; Carey Il. Warren, first
lieutenant; X. II. Gayle. Junior first
lieutenant and James L. Young. sec
ohd lieutenant Captain Mcdonnell re-
Si:;ned the captaincy March 3, 1899, and
I1eutcnant Young died January l. 1892
EI,ieutcnant Warren succeeded Captain
-Lci1ohcii IN command, and is captain
al the present time.
Inc equipment Of the battery consists
OF Tour "-lnch rifle guns and two G.
pp e., oraSs pieces ana sabres.
Hi,ce reorEanl%ation, Grimes Battery
has Deen called on but once, during the
lncendlarY ire m POrTsm0uth In 1896
IL mas taken part in various local pa
f?Hes' ana has made several trips
aproPu.
IN 1917 the hHttsry attended the I'M