The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
BRUNSWICK GUARDS
A Roll Of the Officers and Privates -
List of the Dead.

and later In Company II, Fifty-tnlrd W.T.
ginia Regiment:
First-1.ieutenant George 3. Clark. dead.
Second lieutenant =. a. Lewis, d. en9.
Third. lieutenant Charles II. Wilkes
dead. !, III. r,,,,,orna o,octcd
le seoand, se n tsSn f. aea Ii ear,wel
Third Sergeant Alb. Morr i a,d de a. s,,e
lTourth-SergeAnt Charles +. Moneasne'
ambulance sergeant.
CoRPoRALs.
second william Michael transferred
s. Sailors ers''s creek. ana CAPTURED: died At
'9 Third, ]. ". Buford. wounded at aettys.
Fourth. James T. Lashley.
PR1vATEs.
John ]. Bass. dead,
j. 3. Battle, dead.
John F.. Bennett. died IN service.
Alex. Barrow, dead. ,,..a,.
~. s. Bacon, wounded at Dlnwlodle
NJ. a. Clark, dead.
James Crichton. transferred to TWeittn
Virginia Regiment. dead.
John Clayton d.! dead ,.,on .erpeant
aeorse ". Z Clayton, dead,
Thomas r. Duane.
j. II. Cameron. died In service.
II George Cameron, died In service.
h Littleton Edmunds. dead.
Thomas Fiournoy, dead. ~,
Benjamin 3. Graves. first sergeant. Kill i
ed at Gettysburg.
Charles Glbbon, dead.
John A. Heartwell
\ ". E. Hammonds. wounded at Gettys-
Turner Hammonds. substitute.
A. w, Hauinonds. III
James i: fall, wounded at Suffolk u
W &: ~; H s. Hicks, dead.
George Hicks. died in service.
Thomas ]. Hines, died from wounds,
r. c. Hasklns.
r. p. Haskins
Il. M. Harris.
Robert Htchoocks.
Z w. II. House, dead.
1Rn a H.E HssGoaf eS 1t n Sstyass
George Harrison, captain, dead
Adolphus Johnson. color corporal, kill
ed at Gettysburg,
Richard Johnson.
John r. Jolly.
George 4 i ~. 5Sily' dead.
James y. Kelly, died in service.
r. P. Kirkland, dead. s
j. Nj. Kirkland, wounded at Gettysburg
w. j. Kirkland.
s. f, Laner. 45E ~ ga
John Laird. died In service.
3. ". Lashiey. 4&. ,,S
Peter Laird died in service.
Richard Lewis, substitute, died in plris-
on; was captured at Gettysburg. when
ordered to surrender turned, to Captain
Latane, and said: Captain what must
George &c. =. Michael. wounded at Suffolk
and aettysbeurrgg;; go,
Mac1lp yyONnda6 at GettySDufRs
killed on retreat from Petersburg. 1855.
. j. II. Macln.
s. j., Morrison. dead.
Richard y. Mccoy. drummer. 4.
4 George Nicholson. dead i. ,s5,yi. !. ,s.
8. II. Nicholson. dead la ~ Is
Algernon Nicholson, dead.
James NJ. Northingtbn. dead. $J;.
John H. Newton, sergeant, dead.
NJ. A. Organ.
William Organ.
William II. Poynor. killed at Getty.
Il. II. Prltchett, dead.
William Peebles dead.
James A. Riddick. lieutenant
Benja min l.. Fiddick, dead
j, j. Rives. dead.
]. Royal Robinson. dead.
John ]. Rawlings, died in prison. Eln,ira.
N; y,
John Fl. ". Robinson. dead.
W. ]. steed. died from wounds.
William F. stith.
u. n. Ollttls NUulluCu IL SCbtS
l.. A, Scogglns,
G. A. Short.
B. B. Saunders. dead
Il, w. Travis. dead.
James A: Traylor, dend.
f. r. Turnhull. ouartermastcr. dead,
W. II. Venable. dead
w. a. Vaughan
H. NJ Walden, lieutenant, dead.
B..J. WnKer. wounded at Gettysburg.
John Wra%;: ,,
l.. Fenton Williams, wounded at Seven
Pines: killed at Gettysburg
---,-,, Woodruff. lost sight OF.
William Young, died In service
n, r, Young, corporal, wounded.
personal.
] Will mention several Of the members
Of the original company, VIZ:
commission after 1t was disbanded and
placed In Company, II. Flfty-thlrd ,Y!r-
ginia Regiment. He was elected, leu
tenant and made capable and efficient
Adophus johnson, ono of the color
guards gettysburg, was Killed up
hodns his fag lie vas iba the eo,n last one
bore them 10 the stone.wal, ~
Fenton IL. Fenton) WILLIAMS was only
in two battles of tho war-Seyen Pines
e ed d. at i's seven Pines and Was sent to a
hospital, where he contracted smallpox.
He was killed In the first days service
after leaving the hospital, in battle at
Tho following Is an extract from let.
ter received by the writer from Captain
John l.. Latane, who commanded our
company:
MY opinion OF the men as soldiers OF
the old brunswick Guards cannot be too
strong in words of praise, for, as said
on former occasion, they were never
called on to perform any duty day or
fully, without a murmcr or complaint,
entirely subject to discipline and to d
man, as far as can remember, they did
When ! forget them and their deeds OF
heroism, may just and righteous God
forget mel"
This roll was made out from mem
DRY.
Respectfully
GEO. II. MITCHELL.
r. S.-PrIvate James FL Hall was Sc