The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-12-16
DISTINGUISHED coNFEDERATEs.
Record Of Secession Guards, Co. F. End
REGIMENT South Carolina Volunteers.

When the scroll OF fame OF the companies
nared Go. + Of the Fad Regiment south Caro-
lima Volunteers will occupy a high place on
:" ORGANIZATION AND OFFICERS.
This company was organized at Green,
NO Sssn sae SECESSION anGon' G1s SSHn' Tfihs cdr frst enroll,
mem including oficers. The following were
elected to Ill the places Of commissioned Of,
Lieutenant, James W. Fooshe End, John T:
Parks: VIM. Appleton elected Lieutenant
and transferred TO commlssary department;
eiseted lieutenant some time during the year
in place OF ]. T. Parks, resigned.
THE REORGANIZATION AND THE NEW
OFFICERS.
After the years enlistment in the Confed-
q urete service q expired the company was
reorganiged and q number OF names added 10
the roll and o number transferred 70 other
commands, 90 there was never more than one
hundred names on the roll at one m Inc
tain, VIM. w. Perrymap, lst Lieutenant
John G. Maxwell; End, George W. Mcdowell
Srd, N. Calvin Vance. In short time AFTER Till
Can't. Perryman was promoted to the rank OF
Msior and transferred to the enrolling depart
mont. John c. Maxwell was promoted Cap.
tain, served q short time and was transferred
70 the medical department: AiedanaeT NC
Nell Anu S6mu0l a. SOOh WO30 ASSNSA AhSa
tenants to fill the vacancies.
pnonorISss AND KILLED.
Geo. w. Mcdowell was promoted Captain.
He was killed at Gettysburg. n. Calvin
Vance was promoted Captain ana served IN
Common was elected Lieutenant Samuel A.
Coon was killed at the Wilderness. In every
engagement In which this company bore q
part they acted With conspicuous bravery.
II tho hotf1a NJ Nhi0kamauQa Ga. i WaH q
courier for General Kershaw and had q posi-
ton near the Second 9. c. Regiment, and l
can say without the fear OF contradiction
saw them receive and drive back three dis
tinct charges Of the enemy. standing In an
open roadway, without protection Of any
kind, and not only this, put wnep me Drigaoe
to q man and when the troops had passed
over they arose aud received the enemy's
charge and drove them back. To those who
small thing, but In every previous instance In
my experience the troops occupying the re-
serve position we're swept back by the onrush
Of the men in front. The footprints OF tais
Pennsylvania and Tennessee are marked
with blood as the following list OF those killed
in battle with show.
ION fame's eternal camping ground
Their silent tents are spread"
KILLED
Killed in Seven Days fght-Soule Hutchin-
son, David F. Teddards, William j. Walker.
Malvern Hi, va-Leonard w. McKellar,
David w. McCord, Benjamin Fooshe, John
Sharpsburg, Md-John g. Barrett VIM. G.
Hunter, Nlmrod Hughey, VIM. j. Burrell,
Willis CLANCY, Frank r. johnson.
Cold Harbor, Va-Arelius w. Crews.
Charlottesville. Va-Thomas j. Rykard,
Edward C. Riley, Vim. E. Henderson.
Gettysburg. Pa-John NJ. Reynolds, VIM. N.
Riley, John V. Pinson, John Fooshe, Wm. g..
Lomax, George ". Mcdowell, Captain VIM.
w. Waller, Jr.
Chattanooga, Tenn. and Chickamauga. Cd.
james Wesley Johnson. John Grant, John
Knoxviiie, Tenn-Willlam Parks, William
Sadler, John W. Perrin.
Wilderness, Va-Patrick M. Fuller, John W.
Hutchinson, Thomas Harris. John GiImer,
John Robertson, Andrew Malone, Samuel A.
Coon, lst Lieutenant.
Charlestown, Va-Elisha G. Brooks, John
w, Anderson, A. Davis johnson.
cedar Creek or Strausburg, Va-James W.
Gillian. John H. Calvert, Frederick 8. Hugh.
ey. George Mckenzie, Ira Turner.
Petersburg, Va-Thomas Benson, klohard
Cason, John F. Davis, Jno. Trap Henderson,.
WOUNDED.
Disabled by wounds-9eorge N. HarIison,
Thos.J j, Chipley. James I. Hedernon. d.. -