The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-23

a snort time afterwards among the
very best in such corps as the Rock
bridge Artillery, the Stoncwall Bril-
Gadc, etc Along with them in short
ninety days from the flag pole many of
those cadets fought at Manassas and
three Of these boys were killed in the
very front Of the charge upon the
Henry House. ! send you a list OF the
fourth class men of that corps who
would have graduated in Ga and s5
had they remained At the institute. but
who went 10 the field and died glori-
ousiy for Virginia and the South. The
list is not complete. Other names
might be added
Victims of Battle.
V u. / Fourth Classmen who fell il,
the war:
g. ", Moore Tennessee, killed at
First Manassas c. r. Norris. Virginia.
fighting with Stonewall Brigade: T. s
Moffett. Virginia. lighting with stone
wall Brigade: Charles Terry. Virginia,
Lynchburg Home Guard, Eleventh
Virginia Infantry, killed at Seven
Pines; James W. Thomas, Virginia.
Majo" Horse Artillery. killed at High
Bridge, April. 1865 L. a. Rhodes, North
Carolina, licutentnt Eleventh North
Carolina Infantry. killed at Gcttys-
burg; L. Pendleton. Virginia lieuten-
ant Eleventh Virginia Cavalry, Killed
at the Wilderness; Phil +. Frazer. Wiz
einia. heutenan,-colonel Twenty-sev-
cnth Virginia Infantry, Stonewall Bli-
gade. He went through all the grades
from private Up and was killed at the
Wilderness in May 1854, while loading
his regiment and bearing the colors
He was just a little over nineteen
years old when he fell
William Calf Virginia. lieutenant
ana adjutant Fifty second Virginia In
fantry. Pegrams brigade. After four
years Of service he fell n Winchester
in 1864; \. Jackson Montague. Vir.
einia. brother OF the Governor. who
was named for him. He was a pri-
vate in infantry and mortally wound
ed at Gainess Mil in 1862. Peter r
Beasley. Alabama, lieutenant Thirty.
NTH Alabama Regiment killed al,
Marietta. Ca. OH the +th of July. 1864
the day on which his class would have
graduated; Randolph Bradley. Ma
souri,, captain Fourteenth Louisiana
Regiment. killed at Gaines's MILL
Thomas Dudley. Virginia, lieutenant
Z. \. {. s, killed at Trevillian Station
! In 1868 III the great cavalry fight: II
c. Edmondson. Virginia. arivate Rich
mond HowitZers. died in Chmborazo
Z hospital during the war; Alexander
l-ysle. Virginia, Mosbys Battalion
killed AZ W2rr"nton Junction in 1863
/ ". L. Watkins Virginia. sergeant
E. major, Albrehrs Battalion, died of
disease in service.
James 7. Scales Virginia. captain
/ Fifty fourth North Carolina Infantry,
died o! disease In service; T.. r Nor
gan, Georgia, major Eighth Georgia
Battalion, died OF disease contracted
in service. ". G. Preston, Virginia,
! Fourth Virginia Infantry, Stonewall
Brigade, killed at Second Manassas: T.
B. Tredway. Virginia. Fifty-Third In
/ fantvy. killed at Gettysburg. lie went
j over the Stonewall with General
Armistead and Colonel Martin. and was
last seen STOPPING and offering as
sistancc 10 Colonel Martin. who had
been 50 desperately wounded. j. w.
spears. Virginia, Powhatan Troop
Fourth Virginia Cavalry, killed at
spotsyiVania Courthouse w. T..
Matthews. Virginia killed with Third
Howitzers Company at Fredericks-
burg, 1862 e. :. Trout. Virginia, cap
tain Fifty second Virginia Infantry.
died OF disease contracted in service;
Thomas Il. Davis. Virginia. lieutenant
Second Virginia Cavalry, killed at
Fishers Hill In 1864; George :. East
ham, Virginia, Virginia Cavalry, killed
at Toms Brook in 1864. c. T. Haigh.
North Carolina, lieutenant Thirty ev-
cnth North Carolina Infantry. killed
at Spotsylvania Courthouse: r. q. Nc
Canoe. Virginia, Obey Battery. Killed
~ Petersburg Barksdale Warwick.
=. Virginia. aide -decamp 10 General Wise.
killed at Petersburg.
II. Il. speed. North Carolina. North
Carolina Cavalry, killed al Petersburg
Il u. Beubury, North Carolina. in
North Carolina Infantry. died in SER
vice: Basil O. DabncN, Virginia Horse
Artillery, killed al High Bridge, April.
+ 1868; 7. G. Wright. sergeant ma or
+ Thirty North Carolina lnfan-
try, Killed at Wilderness; PeytQn John
stcn, lieutenant Richmond Fayette Ar
/ tillery, killec at Cold Harbor. 1864.