Orange County observer., 1908-07-09
lFor the Observer.
DE AID HEROES

DE AID HE RoE ES.
: On June End the General GEORGE
nuIgwyn Anderson Chapter. North
.Carollna Division Of the United p4mon.
ters OF the Confederacy. finished the
WORK OF placing markers at the graves
o. all the Confederate soldiers lwhose
graves can be identitied) in the three
cemeteries in Hillsboro, with the ey.
ceptlon of two in the PRESBYTERIAN Gem
eCerv whose friends did not wish the
~ uarkers placed the military record OF
.ne gallant sleepers being already on
. .he stehes at their heads. and seven.in
Ine Episcopal church. yard whose
graves We're already marked through
the preyie us efforts Of the patriotic wo-
men OF the town before organizations
IKE re the H.. u. G were possible.
ihe names upon the markers are as
follows in the Episcopal church-y,r] !:
Lieut. k w Anderson, Brigade Orli-
nance. officer. Cooks Brigade. N G
@ vols Killed at The Wilderness, May ).
loo4' aged 26 Years Capt William Cam
eroll' 70 2 18th BAIT Artillery. N G
Vols, ehed Feb.6. 1898; D NJ Cameron.
bngSer. Go r, 18th Bait Artillery. died
sept "A, 1899; john Cameron, Co G.
1od Kegt Sen Res, died Aug II, 1883 !:
Lieut. r Cameron, CS Marine Corns
a N V, died March 81, 1900: Duncan
Cameron, Go B, 18th Bait ARTILLERY.
dled Nov 26. 1856; Thos c Carmichaci'
20 G,:27th Regiment, killed at Sharns.
ourg, Sept II. 1862, aged % years : Mai
~ collins, Quarter Master, Petit.
crews. kirkland's and McRae's BRIG
aces, A n V, died Aug 80, 1908: Lieiit
:. oslah Collins, Ordnance Officer. Adit
gems office, died Feb II, 1890; Capt
noDlasap. & Jones, Go II. 1st S C Cav
hegt, killed at Brandy Station. June 9.
dooo, aged 36; Capt Pride Jones, 60 G.
18th Regt N e Vols. died April s. 1889 ::
Lieut. II P Jones, Co e, 18th Bait Ar.
tlllery. died March II. 1901: John
Henry Curtis Co E, 18th Bait Artil.
killea a. Bentonsville. March 90. 1865,
aSe' II years; VIM J Hardee. Whee-
IerS Cavalry, died of wounds received
~ bentonsvl le. March %, 1861; Thos
lam. =, 20 u, 9th N G Vols. died Aug
ol' 1882 Lieut. Col Thos Rutfin. 18th
hegt n c Vols, died May 23, 1889
~ Rev Joseph W Murphy. Chap 43rd and
32nd Regts. N. G Vols. died October II.
lyeo } K Ruffin. Surg 9TH Kegt, NC
Vols. died May .. 1908 CaptaIn S S
Xii klaEd. A A &, Pender-Scalts Brig
age, A n V. died Dec "a, 1905 CAPTAIN
> oslah Turner co X, 10th Cav Regt, N
Vols. died 49,; james Webb. Ord
nance Sergt. Co G. 9th Regt, n T.
Vols, died Jan IS. 1904.
In the Presbyterian church-yard
Hiram Richards, Co q, 9th Reet. n
G Vols, died Jan 29th, 1868; Roscoe
Richards, Color Sergt, Co 6, 9th Reet.
n, G Vols, died Aug 2l, 1867 II K
Co D, 74th Reet. Sen
Res, uied Nov p. 1870; Henry Nash.
Cog. 18th Regt. N G. Vols, died June
Z. 1868 Fred K Nash, Co G, 18th Regt.
N G Vols, died in Point Lookout Prison.
Ausl. 1864 Capt E NJ Scott, co, G.
22nd Regt. N G Vols, died -; Thos
Dickson: Cam eron's Battery, 18th Bait
Artil, died Aug IS. 1888 Capt r D
Graham, Co D seth Regt, N C Vols.
uied Jan 81, 1905.
In the town Genet sry:
Thomas l. Cooley, Co u. 9th Reot.
N G Vols, died June 27, 1878 Charles
s, Cooley, Co u. 9th Regt, n c Vols.
died April II, 1900; Robert Faucett.
Go D, 56uh Regt, N c Vols, died June
10, 1890 Thomas Gordon. Co G. 27th
Regt, N c Vols, died May 26. 1889
Seaborn Lynch, lst Sergt Co i, lst Regt,
Junior Reserves, died, Jan %, 1908 !;
Edmond Love. 60 D, 10th Regt. N G
Vols, died Aug Is, 1904; John B Paul,
Co K, 2hd Regt, Sen Res, died May 13,
1887 VIM B Gordon, Co X, 2nd Regr.
Sen Res, died Aug 13. 1884 &; John o
Clark, Go D >lst Regt, N c Vols. died
April p, 1880; Charles Crabtrec, Co ID,
56th Regr,, N G Vols died May IL,
1898 Thomas } Freeland, Go K, 10Th
Cal Regt, n g Vols, died Sept 27, 1894 !;
Maj VIM S Strudwick, Surgeon, 10th
Artil, n c Vols, died July 9, 1907.
II any one knows of the graves of
any other soldiers buried in the Pres
byterian church-yard, and can identify,
or reasonably approximate the graves,
the Chapter Officers will be very glad
to be notified so as to place markers. as
it is their wish to reserve from oblivion
the memory of all who wore the grey.
The next object to which the Chap
ter hopes to devote itselt.is the erection
of monument or a mural tablet to
bear the names of all the men who
went from Orange county into the
Confederate States Army and died in
service. And, as it has been said that
Orange gave more men to the cause in
proportion to her arms-bearing popula-
ton than any other county in the
State, the task will be an arduous one.
All persons in and out OF the county
are asked to furnish the namess and Co,
and Regt, of all the Orange county men
known to have enlisted either. in or out
of the State, or in the regiment of any
other State, who were either killed or
died in the service, to the Gen George