The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26

u. +. CrayiOn-0ne Of the men OF
Andcl son of sainied memory. He
wac leader I'm social, Commercial, ed
ucational and religious activity. He
closed out his business and Joined
Orr's Rifles. Was appointed Regi-
mental .Quartermaster Later was
detailed by Prest. Davis to take charge
OF the government depository and the
mint here. He served In the legisla-
ture all through the war and In the
State beginning 1877.
DR.. X. w. SHARPE of Pendleton,
is one of II children and one of seven
brothers in the war. All survived ard
all but one received wounds In the
war. One Of the brothers was Colo
mel j. J.. A. Sharpe q the 23rd Geor-
gia infantry. DR.. Sharpe was in the
war the last few months as a boy OF
n doing defense duty on the coast.
He lis one of Anderson County's
staunchest citizens.
JOHN CT HARRIs-Toward the
close of the war went into service
with the boys OF IL, He was In g
company commaHdad hySgE Capt. Doran
Kays sMr. Harris after the war man
aged the farms ofFThos. G. Clemson
anda:tuaa snne nj 1he flioiseGrA Of fhis
state in what is nSw Intelligent tarn-
ing. y '
!; NATHAN OS4BARMER sof Town
Vile was a member of Company d,
Hampton Legion came out lieuten-
ant. One of his war experiences was
being captured by some of Sheridan's
cavalry dressed as Confederate.
JOHN X. GRANT OF Townville, was
in COMPANY. K OF the fourth regiment
and heIped carry Gen. Kirby Smith
from the battlseld when that distin-
guished soldier was wounded. '' >,
member of Co: ID = eeoI54 fsines, hay
ing volunteered a8 kernit In 1864
and serilie nm hSs5 Surrsnder. He
Is one OF the staune4 dlenso sos the coun-
ty;
JOHN J.. SHJAEis OF ff6nea Path
was lieutenaat In Coz 10 I'm Keitt's
regiment, tie a1.b fAss - practical
ly N soTmand of the cdmnany's most
of, the lime. He wa disabled in 1853.
5.,C., .STRIBLISG rho we'll known
Pendleton planter aiid sSlandid citi-
zen entered the sstsT iss Fs ontset at
the age of 16. In Col lies Norton's
company of the First legiment--
(0rr,a9, Later he VAS IL q fenholm's
squairCn: He mad the aii.iuue dis,
tinction of hayiAg ser iSfanfry
ana cavalry. az aFS p lsIl .tfe: is yet
active aild asIIrne 1zen.
!. y = "a - - \ q .
H, SHAN Fenaletor.i
was rneniheR 81 1s1bsf fiett B regiment,
the 22nd. and transferred 60 the Sew
enth Cavalry under Col. A. c.. Has,
kell. He refused ipfdm6tions, but he
frequently was sesected EfoE.work that
required brains. daring and coolness.
He spent the remainder OF life try
ing 20 Improve agricultural condit-
ions
GEO. w. SULLfVAN-of William-
ston was one of the cadets. He en-
tered the service with the several sss
.dets and saw but; little service. How,
ever. he was prominent In the near
trouble of 1876. !.
DR.. p. H. e.. sI1ossss Pendle-
ton, Tor many 5years rfeas1rer {, OF
Clemson college, graduated inF medi-.
cine In 1865 and gsefyed throughout
the war as q regular. His remipts-
Icences would be- Interesting reading
WILLIAM b. ACRER-of DOnalda.
volunteered In Gist's Rifles. Joined
the Hampton Legion and loat ,a1 arm
at Seven Pines There were several
brothers out of this family. In the
war, all splendid citiAens I.
isst s}ss .---l--- q 81 ~
COL. R. E. BOWEN Pfckens,
married u daughter OF Dr. james Oh
iVeff OF Aaee!.,sssessss went into the SER.
vice as lieutenant OF Company r, Sec.
ond Rifles and came out as Colonel
~. III. Boggs. who was CAPTAIN OF co.
p became q lieutenant colonel. ana
died OF disease. The first colonel OF
this regiment, John " Moore, en-
listed as q private III 0rr,s regiment.
and was killed In the second Battle
Iof Manassas ;. Col Thomas Thomson
OF Abbevilles Hnceeeiea him. Col,
Golonel ThoInpsofI was deailed for
special duty and the lie6sennTE COLI
/ lonel X, A.. ThotnpaDh Of Tsaltalln,
had resigned ad tliis snasls Ro1ees, srrs,s.s,
the colonel or yslie regiment which tifa
;Ballani ~ S:1 &. u. Cox of AnsIer-
son was the major sos this xagsment,
IS s3slst 3ffi h = "A az :
!, ,E : s.. g . .. On sSsessSsS q.
COMPANY p. Sscoil ouab Carolina
Cavalry. Win Mic 3, eapfain and
Butle general s. q 80 + - s & (. 81 z y
While Arss Grndd 2;lla, drtfes we're
hazdly y Two ypoFs. be aSiaves ahak the
two last years Were IN fpr5 WORST I,
As, Graddtck that the aeparatioa