Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-02-26

,dge of tho Things that Most Con-
cerned Generations that Have Gone
Before.
The first installment Of the notes
appearing under this heading Was
published in our issue Of November IA
1913. The notes are being prepared
by the editor as time and opportunity
permit. Their purpose is to Drins 1ls
into review the events Of the past fof
the pleasure and satisfaction Of the
older people and for the entertainment
and instruction Of the present genera
tion.
18TH INSTALLMENT
Thursday Morning, July 10, 1862
Editorial Correspondence.
Eight Miles from Richmond,
June %, 1862
Dear Enquirer: Herewith I send
you a list Of the killed and wounded
in the battle Of the 9th, inst, In the
companies from York district attached
to the 18th regiment, s. c. V. You
will have to depend on the papers tor
an account of the battle:
Company A, Captain McCorkle)-
Killed Privates, N. s. Camp, J. q. j.
Estes, 2.
Wounded-Lieut. John T. Parker
slightly; sergt. ]. c. Chambers, NOR
tally; Corporal John w. Lindsay
dangerously; privates, JAS Blair
slightly; R. Chambers, slightly, 4. l.
Davidson, severely; ]. A. M. Estes
severely; ]. S. Faris, slightly; jacob
Flach, dangerously; VIM. E. Gunn'
dangerously; ]. A. R. Hall, slightly;
B. P. R. Henry, severely; ]. G. Love,
severely; William Nc. Palmer, dan
gerously; R. M. Plaxico, slightly; VIII
liam E. Lewis, slightly-17.
Company B. Captain Miller)-kiiieo
Private E. A. Nichols.
Wounded Captain Miller, slightly;
privates Alfred Doster, mortally; Jas
M. Clark, severely; Thos. N. Spencer
slightly; John Dowdle, slightly; r. W.
Smith, slightly; R. L. Martin, slight
ly-7.
Company H, Captain Erwin)-
Wounded Corporal J. c. Mckay, NOR
tally; ]. F. Miller, mortally; ]. b
Steele, slightly; Sergt. A. M. Black
severely; D. F. Simpson, severely; ID
c. McCammon, sererely; ]. Shilling
law, severely; w. w. Richardson, Sc
verely-9.
Missing, S. P. Mccullough.
In the regiment 16 were killed and
1873 wounded. Col. Barnes was slight
ly wounded. Yours hastily,
L. M. G.
Camp Simons.
st. Paul's Parish, June %, 1852.
Dear Enquirer-We send you the roi
Of the Carolina rifles as they now stand
-re-organized for war. We have nc
stirring news to write you, but are
in expectation Of warm work at any
moment, as the enemy, from best &C.
counts are making great preparation
for the reduction Of our great me-
tropolis. We await their onset with
confidence in our ability to maintain
our position. Yours, u.
Roll Of the Carolina Rifles" organ
lied April %, 1862:
Oficers-J. w. Avery, captain; d
]. Logan, 1st lieutenant; E. P. Moore
End lieutenant; William S. Moore, 3ro
lieutenant; o. R. Guntharp, 1st SER
geant; J. A. Wallace, End sergeant;
Perry Martin, 3rd sergeant; ]. P. Cav
eny, 4th sergeant; William Dunovant
5th sergeant; w. H. Mitchell, 1st cor
poral; G. w. Moore, End corporal; F
Happerfeld, Srd corporal; Robt. Hays
4th corporal.
Privates-Henry Beheler, Andrew
Beheler, w. T. Beheler, E. H. Bridges
]. P. Burns, w. B. Byers, R. P. Cald-
we'll, w. Carroll, Thos. Carroll, Ed
ward Carson, ]. B. Collins, R. L. Cave
ny, w. H. Clark, w. w. Dameron, j
w. Y. Dickson, Asa c. Dover, Felix
Dover, E. ]. Downy. S. A. Gallaher
James Garvin, j. j. Hayes, w. A
Hayes, James Hetherington, 1. M
Hope, A. S. Jeffreys, ]. c. Kirkpatrick
]. G. Latham, James Martin, Thomas
Martin, William Martin, James Nc.
McLane, Robert McLane, Blantor
Moore, G. M. Moore, George More
house, ]. c. Moser, w. r. Murphy, r
Mulholland, Edward Owens, R. G
Parker, James Plaxico ]. L. Plaxico
]. A. Pollard, R. F. Roberts, Saml
Roberts, ]. L. Rainey, ]. S. Randall
NJ. L. Randall, Joseph Scates, M
Scates, Jacob Seapock, Joseph Sea-
pock, o. L. Wallace, John Weaver, w
R. Whitesides, ]. S. Wilkerson, D. c
Williams, ]. L. Williams, r. McCon-
nell, VIM. NJ. Caldwell, c. F. Smith.
Since the Reorganization, the fol-
lowing members of the company have
been appointed to positions in the
regiment, viz:
w. B. Byers, ordnance sergeant; w
M. Caldwell, wagon master; A. 8
Jeffreys and D. C. Williams, assistant
commissaries; ]. P. Burns, w. B. Sher.
err ]. NJ Sherer, G. H. Parker, G
Morehouse, regimental band.
Thursday Morning, Sept 10. 1922
18th Regiment, S. c. Volunteers.
The following are the casualties ir
Company A (Capt GrisD in the bat
tie Of Groverton, on Friday, 29th OF
August:
Killed-Sergeant David Jackson
Corporal ]. o. Montgomery. Privates:
A. H. Jackson, B. N. Jackson; M. c