The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27

could not erase it. No more loyal gen
,emen to the Confederate cause could
have possibly started such movement
than the two mentioned
a PROUD RECORD.
Chesterfield county was represented
in the Army Of Northern Virginia by
eight companies of infantry, three bat
teries Of artillery and two troops Of cav
alry. Besides these companies going
from the county, there We're several dis
,ineuished gentlemen who served IL
other commands. The county was repre-
scented in Otey's command and Parkers
Division and several others. Four major
generals in the army We're from Ches-
terneld county. They We're General
Ldgar Johnson, who commanded at Mt.
Jackson and Spotsylvana. General
Harry Heath, General W. Z. Jones and
General Marshall Moody, who. though
he did not go in the army from Ches-
rerfield was reared IN the county. Rec
orGs OF all OF the companies from the
county. with their muster rolls. Will be
collected and placed in bronze tablets on
the side neal, the base OF the monument.
The Fourteenth Virginia Infantry Arm
lstead's Brigade, went over the stone
wall at Gettysburg, with NJ. A. Sogbiil.
of the county of Chesterfield, as color
bearer There the line of the Northern
army was broken and the flag taken by
the gallant Chesterfield soldier across
the lines OF the Yankees and brought
back again In the battle at Drewry's
Bluff Mr.. Cogbill had an eye shot out.
The site Of the monument will be on the
court green where CheSteriieldians OF
the coming generation may look upon
e. and remember the lesson taught them
by their forefathers.
COMPANY ROLLS.
Two company rolls have already been
Ey~1,o, -r,- 2 l.sa -N-.lS ~.
be done The ones receiver are the Elliott
&rays. Company I. Sixth Regiment. Nir-
rinia Volunteers and Company B, Fourth
Virginia Cavalry, C. S. a. The names en-
rolled in Company l, OF the Sixth, are:
ssaptain Louis F. BossieuN, LieuteSlants.
Senry Fitzgerald, Walter G. Day John
& Whitlock: Sergeanls, Emmett j. Mann,
James F. Roper. James D. Craig, Nililain
r Bass and Alex Fitzgerald; CorpofalS'
Andrew A. Waugh, George b. Bass. VII
liam A. Anderson, George Tobbs: Musl-
clans Charles ". Moseby. William 5
Crwtord: Ptivates. a. Adams NJ. Adams,
NJ. i Adams, James S. Baird. w, b
Bowman. J. D. Brockwel, Leay Bass,
6, w. Browder, w. E. Browder J. w,
Browder. Richard Brown. James II
Selcher. George Brooks. William Brooks,
William Caudle. 7. B. Cersley, w. d.
Craig. E. Chandler. Richard Cottell J
". Craig. James Coynes. j. L. Cotrell,
Jon. A. Cersley, 7. w. Crow. A. +.
Childress, James w. Cersley, James Ed
raonds William Evans. Henry d Egg
gers. H ". Franklin. Michael Foster,
J. E. Franklin. William Foster. NJ F.
Ferguson, ]. w. Harding. p Hardgrove.
NJ Holland. r. /. Hancock. Jno Jet. r.
johnson Henry A. Jordan, T w. Jones,
A. Jordan. r. Luftsey, 3. w. Lipscomb,
F J Lpscomb. A. Marks. S. MARY ~
n. May, J, l. Moore. John T owen.
Joseph Perdue. A. L. Pollard. f. r.
Pierce. r. c R. Pollard. Edward RYAN.
c. Rewsbrools. W. S Smith. Robert A
sadler. Charles Swami, Joseph Snead, S.
p. Sizer, J. w. Stegall. J. Booker Tibbs
q. n. Thadford. ". H Toby. Clayborne
Thompson w. NJ Taylor. John Taylor
William Walthai. I. J. Womack, ANDREW