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The Daily Dispatch: June 4, 1862., [Electronic resource], List of officers of the 12th Virginia. (search)
ut.; E B Bain, 2d do.; T W Branch, 2d do. Company B--John Lyon, Captain; R R Bowden, 1st Lieut.; T P Pollard, 2d Lieut.; W G Lea, 2d do. Company C--T H Bonn, Captain; L L Marks, 1st Lt.; S J White, 2d Lt.; George Hawks, 2d do. Company D--J P Critz, Captain; W E Badger, 1st Lieut.; W L Penn, 2d do; R Turner, 2d do. Company E--R R Banks, Captain; A M Keiley, 1st Lieut.; J R Patterson, 2d do; N M Martin, 2d do. Company F--E M Field, Captain; H W Field, 1st Lieut.; E P Scott, Jr., 2d do; A W Ferguson, 2d do. Company G--J V Crawford, Captain; E W Branch, 1st Lieut.; Ed. Tyler, 2d do.; Robt Mayo, Jr., 2d do. Company H--T F Owen, Captain; W H Woodhouse, 1st Lieut.; Chas Beale, 2d do; Chas Deshields, 2d do. Company I--R W Jones, Captain; J R Manson, 1st Lieut.; -- Nicholson, 2d do.; -- Green, 2d do. Company K--J R Lewellen, Captain; D W Paul, 1st Lieut.; J T Clemen's, 2d do.; M S Drinkard, 2d do. Non Commissioned Staff — W E Hinton, Jr., Sergea
The Daily Dispatch: June 4, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 23 (search)
J F Kenter, foot; Lewis Holshowser, arm; A M McQueen, leg. List of killed and wounded in the 3d regiment Alabama volunteers. Colonel Tennent Lomax killed. Adjutant Johnston killed. Company A.--Killed: Lt Jas H Brown and private T J Scott. Wounded: Lt T C Witherspoon, in arm and shoulder; corp'l Meeks, in shoulder; private Costar, in arm; John Bacon, slightly in neck; Brooks, in arm; Cavellero, in leg; W H Foy, in hand; Keller, in chin; Livingston, in foot; Lincoln, in cheek; McCrkins, Adj't. Casualties in 38th Virginia. Killed--20; seriously wounded, 80; slightly wounded, 88; missing, 14, of whom 4 are said to have been killed. The regiment deeply regrets the loss of Lts. S. S. Swanson, Wm. Norman, and Charles Scott; and Capts. E. W. Carrington and S. S. Lucke. The loss of Capt Carrington is peculiarly affecting. He came to join us as a volunteer officer, and bravely and freely gave his life as an offering for his country. Col. Edmonds was slightl