The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

company ana who ls y, widely -. known n. AZ
doubtless give. very valuable and Inter-
esting "Reminiscences concerning thu
"f3lues'' In his address on unwilling day..
Chaplain Jones has the unique distInc-
ton OF having fpur sons now engaged In
the Gospel ministry. Each Of them Il
The pastor OF Il large and influential
church. j5i !. III, M IN, u.
ganization Of 1ss1 Is givrn below but ut 4! i
Should be remembered that many ,l dbl.
tlons were made to the list whose names
Gg iii ior home and llreside, instead o.
paradlng, Il many gallant soul, when
had not entlused IN the mig.ka pressed
forward eagerly to do and de- md SO
~ FAD ! Y ~ ROSTER.
nrsi 1isusnani WIIa% s,hss 81 BlT st
s seeotid ' lIeutenant: H. NJ cullen. f1rst
sergeant: j.. Porter. second serge mt;
| s. Fl. Parsons, third sergeant; Y! i,
SON corporal; r. ". Childs, acting col2r
sergeant; Richard w. Edd,ns. corpdral;
John l3lggers corporal; Joseph BLOCKS
corporal. "
AID. Arnett, IL d. Bibb, j. NJ. Bicxcrs,
Joseph NJ Brown J99seph Ivy, M E q Ell, e.
W. Bowles, Ro. L. barrett, Charles /. Bar :
rett. W. e. Barrett. s. o..putIe', 2. "a
Butler, ~ o. hntlfr =, v y,,ss, ca 1anr.
e1it John chiids, John ". calnpbel,
t.. III. Dunn. Il. e. Dunn, j. r. DiGkin-
som. l.. y. Dickinson 70 II. I, Dal,sa,.
D. s. cGentry.Sd.d. Gooch. James g. Cocoa,
W. w. Goodwin. George " ,I ldIn,,nIe !,
sh11'ss Ias' Tp co naoa Ha 1enes
dieton Jones. u. William Jones, Charles
S. Jones. Nicholas -Johnson. Thomas W. "
Johnson William, Ira Kennon ;; John 4 r.
Moore Moore 4. i. Melton, Jefferson Melton,
a. c. Maupin, Edward N. NuekolS. 30 {,
scph L. Nuckols George n. muck OILS. n e.
ss,s SaDpsG .ss Ss!z N'Bps! S}fn"
Payne, phil II. Porter, William W.,P '.s.
tvs p 6, pe5tus, Thomas as P.sP E. asati
5 f'a'ss 81. ouarisa 81, Simon sciaaeht 6, i.
Sanner, Joseph sanner, John c. sanner.s
Delaware SNOW, James II. synaan, "a \, ~ = I
synan,,J L. seay H len sea ayr S ht
Thomas, Addison L. Trice Dahney II.
rrica, Robert N, Tricc, James A.. T !, : e
John T. Trlce. John @ 1,homa as non o.
lake. overton Terry, Jullansl,s. Z, 4
George w Tommbs A a,a ~ WI reree
& W walton, christoplsr, H y, 'ltiall,,
James Z, Winston, John Whltloek.
sp } Of THE Ijsd lS i a6i sy,v. MA
wounded III the 50 me battle. a. 4 Mel
ton, 5nlortally wounded near spotsylvaniL
Courthouse May TO-, 1851. Thomas p Pcr-.
kins, woundca May 18TH; Frank J. Per
kins killed LILLY 26 1851 near Wln f,hf
Lookout May 80, 1864. IN attempting !, to 9
! G. Sanner mortality wounded May 49,
1861, near Bethesda Church; Henry Seay,
wounded near chichester July aV lSOi
Courthouse May TO- 1864 ;5 Christopher
Walthnll, Killed near Wlncheater scptem,,
Der 10, 1851 3.'rap" Price was wounded
five times and three Of his brothers G, =
killed in battle Talls ~ LYME s, on r, hls
tains his wonted affabillty. The casual
4 ties mentioned are Just a few OF the
| many5thht attended his organzatl lon, but
III can find no more definite data than
that have given. Pr. Jon ns y, ADDRESS
This writer cannot conuAlde this sketch
without reference to William Fl. Young
a wcll-known resident of Louisa Court
! house for u quarter Of a¢ury after
crate soldiar In another company.and who
always delighted to talk OF the days thl that
Yes, this goodly old county has made
valuable contributions TO the republics
1 glory in war and in peace. 8 From, her
i avenues Of trade and commerce and pro-
| fcssional life men of mind and heart 4,
"rall, sun-crowned men.
i Who live above the tog , ~
In public life and private thinking.
NIay. the sons OF the siras preserve un-
i furnished their fair escutcheon s98