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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 29. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Memoir of Jane Claudia Johnson. (search)
aint smile, and yet with tears in his eyes, said: Colonel, if I ever get home, and should have a boy baby, I will name him for you, and strange as it may seem, there is a nice young man now living in old Gwinnett, Martin's old home, named Lovick Thomas Martin. I had two horses, and complimented my major, J. J. McClendon, by giving him one of them, and my bay, a fine, splendid animal, I mounted and departed, sad and alone, for my home, and—my tale is told. L. P. Thomas. Roster of Goochland county Troop. [from the Richmond, Va., dispatch, December 29, 1901.1 The following roster of the Goochland Troop, after much agony and bloody sweat, has been at last made up, and it is thought to be correct as possible by those who are likely to know. It was prepared in collaboration. This list of gallant comrades would never have crystalized but for the energy of Comrade Charles H. Powell. After the elapse of more than a quarter of a century, it looks out from behind the veil of interc
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 29. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.24 (search)
Roster of Goochland county Troop. [from the Richmond, Va., dispatch, December 29, 1901.1 The following roster of the Goochland Troop, after much agony and bloody sweat, has been at last made up, and it is thought to be correct as possible by those who are likely to know. It was prepared in collaboration. This list of gallant comrades would never have crystalized but for the energy of Comrade Charles H. Powell. After the elapse of more than a quarter of a century, it looks out from behind the veil of intercepting years that are fraught with anguish, patience and pathos. Among the members of this company was the heroic Jim Pleasants, the man without a model, of high-erected thought and patriotic purpose, who had rather agonize in Hades rightly than enjoy bliss beyond the cerulean improperly. Napoleon I said that Tom Paine, by virtue of his patriotic deeds in behalf of the American patriots during the revolution, was entitled to a monument of brass. So say we of the gallant
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 29. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.39 (search)
A. Perkins, Dewitt Poor, J. H. Pleasants, Thad Pledge, * Coon Parrish, Addison Pleasants, *Charlie Payne, *George Rigsby, *Jim Roberts, T. J. Riddell, * Andrew Riddell, * R. S. Rock, * Luther Rock, * Tom Rosser, * Lucian Shelton, Garrett Schooler, Decker Smith, *John Sheppard, * Fleming Snead, * Tom Turner, *Jim Turner, I. Thurston, C. E. Tough, *John E. Talley, Sam Tucker, * Baker Tyler, Ed. Thurston, * Bob Terry, * Tom Valentine, Ed. Williams, J. A. Witt, * L. Willis, * A. Woodward, * Dick Ware, A. A. Woodson, * W. O. Watkins, * Ed. Weekly, * W. W. Woodson, Clay Wooldridge, * B. H. Woodson. Note.—This old roll has been requested by numbers of members of the company, and it is made from memory; consequently, if there is an omission of any name, I hope some one will correct the mistakes and furnish the omitted names. R. N. Allen, Goochland Light Artillery. Doswell Post-office, Hanover County, Va