The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
1851; died from disease contracted in

| wounded in Plymouth, N. C,dAprl is.
1864; served with his battery to the end
OF the war as a good soldier. 81;
Clements, William, enlisted III May,
1868; wounded Mt Drewry'ss Bluff, May 2,
1864; served with his battery to the end
Of the warns good soldier.
Clayton, Henry, enlisted In 1863, con-
script: missing at Gettysburg, July 2,
| 1863 D
| Carr, Jesse, enlisted in May, 1868; served
| With his battery to the end Of the war
as a good soldier A
| Carver, Frank, enlisted In September.
! 1864; served with his battery to the END
OF the wnr as Il good soldier.
Cox Benjamin, enlisted In January.
1sG5, served with his battery to the end
of the war rs II good soldier
Dansey, Thomas H.. enlisted April 20.
1861: severely. wounded at Suffolk April
Is, 1868: rejolned his battery and served
to the End of the war as a gallant soldier.
Delar,e 1Illare p. enlisted April 20.
1861; wounded at battle Of Williamsburg,
May 5, 1862: transferred to medical de-
pnrtmcnt In the spring OF 1863. a good
soldier, !, -
Delaruc Gus j., enlisted April rs. 1861;
discharged By order Of tho Secretary OF
War In December, 1861
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transferred to the Purcell Battery in 1861.
! Dowdcn, r. b., enlisted April rs, 1861 !:
wounded at Williamsburg. May 5, 1862;
wounded ut Plymouth ~ c.. April 10,
l1g64; served to the end Of the war gal
liant soldier. x
Doyle, George p, enlisted April rs, 1861 !:
discharged by order of tho Secretary OF
War In May. 1862.
DOYLE. Thomas, enlisted April %. 1861:
wounded at Petersburg In 1854 served
xith his battery to the end OF the war as
n good soldier &,
Duesberry, William w. enlisted April
IS, 1861 /; missing at Malvern Fill June
1862. 49,,
Duke William O.. enlisted April 25 1861 :
1isr,7n rged by order Of tho Secretary OF
War August Is. 1862.
Dishman l.. L., enlisted IN 1858, con
script: missing Mt Gettysburg, July ., 1868.
Day Walter c., enlisted In March, 1864;
served during the war with his battery as
Il good soldier. go.
Dunn. James enlisted in May 1863;
served with his battery to the end OF the
war as a good soldier,
Tnshlelds. George S., enlisted In 1868;
missing in front OF Petersburg In 1854.
E,,bnnk. Carter H.. enlisted April 2a.2
1851: wounded ut the battle OF iettys-
burg. July 3, 1863; served with MS pa.tery
n tho end of the war az Il brave soldier.
Fnbanlt, Joseph: enlisted April 2a 1861 !;
discharged by order Of the secretary oi
War, in December. 1861.
F1wnrtls A. c.; enlisted Septemper'
( 1861: promoted to corporal; killed At
| Ge,tysbnrg, July 8, 1863; brave soldier.
E,uhank, Benton; enlisted January, lae.'
served with his battery to the END Oh me
/ war MS a good soldier.
Ellington, John; enlisted in 1852; de-
/ serted near Wynnc's Mill, April 26, 1867
Edwards. James H.; enlisted In July.
| 1862. served with his battery to the enc
of tho war, ~.
Emerson, JOSEPH, b.: enlisted In May,
+ of the war.
Eacho Delaware A.: enlisted In May,
1sG3, discharged by order Of the secre-
tnry of War In 1861.
Elicit. Abner; enlisted in July, 1861;
served with his battery 10 the end OF the
war us n good soldier.
Edwards, d. c.; enlisted in September.
1864; served with his battery to the end
of the war as n good soldier.
Fleming. Robert T.; enlisted April 20
1861; promoted corporal; promoted SER
geant promoted scrgeant-major on bat
tlcfeld of Suffolk Va: promoted -leu-
tenant on lut llclu, JuRS %, iooI W. b.
liant and meritorIous conduct. In the en-
eagcment which took place on the White
/ Marsh Road during the attack on SUI
+. folk. Va, in April, lsG3 n company OF
| infantry, which was deployed as skir-
| mishers fell back In disorder General
| Armistend, commanding brigade, ordered
Sergeant Fleming. who was mounted ana
rode near The General, to rally ana re-
form them, and lead them forward TO the
| attack, which he did in most gallant
| manner under fire of both infantry and
artillery. leading tho company within easy
| range OF the fort; for this he was COM
pllmcnted in orders issued by General
| Ar,nistead who was later killed at Get
/ tysburg, Pa.
August. 1864, detailed to command bat
TALON OF four companies of artillery at
tached to and forming part of General
| C;rnces brigade. while on tho lines
around Petersburg. Va. After the death
OF General Oracle he returned to his old
4 battery. also In I'LL the engagements and
battles around Petersburg, Va, during
the siege.
April, 1861 commanded section OF artil-
lery, General Walkers division, General
/ Gordon's corps, composing rear guard OF
General Lees army during the retreat
from Petersburg TO Appomattox Court
maua "Forlorn Hope" and to bring w
rear OF army after battle OF sailors
Greek, Va, to retard progress OF Genera!
Grants advance. In order that General
Leo might have time to cross his army
over the High Bridget" this uuty was
performed in tho most conscientious and
gallant manner, 10 tho entire satisfhc.
ton of General Lee.
In Che history OF the Fayette Artillery,
by u, H. Chnmbcrlayne, Jr,, 1852, he
writes
"For the historian 10 undertake to dc
justice to this gallant, chiynlrc soldier
would be simply preposterous, His manS
noble, grand exploits are too well know
; 10 his superior officers as well rs Tho
brave men OF his battery, One OF hi.
brilliant acts performed during the wa
! was the capture Of Lieutenant Colone
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I nntecrs, his ndjutant and orderly, willis
riding NJ the head of ar mprovlse,
: picket, consisting Of himsclf Sergeant A
Harrison Jones aud Bugler Nichols. Thl
! capture was made by Lieutenant Flemin
y smge-handed, he being some distance Il
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