Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 34.
Reverend J. William Jones, Ed.

J. H. Romans, killed First Manassas.

Samuel Reedy.

A. O. Sanders, wounded below Richmond.

A. T. Sanders; died since the war.

William Sanders, died during the war.

Jesse Seay.

Benjamin Sexton, died from wounds, Second Manassas.

F. H. Sexton, died in prison.

M. Sexton, killed Gettysburg.

Sexton, wounded.

C. C. Snider, died from wounds.

T. C. Sexton.

A. J. Staley.

R. S. Stephens, died since war.

J. H. Sayers.

T. E. Schwartz.

W. B. Skeffey, died at Elmira prison.

Willoughby Savage.

Henry Tibbs, died during the war.

J. B. Umbarger, lost arm at Gettysburg.

A. N. Umbarger.

William Umbarger, wounded Chancellorsville; died since the war.

Ephriam Umbarger, died since the war.

D. W. Venable.

R. C. Vaughan, promoted captain; died after war.

W. D. Willmore, wounded in front of Richmond, 1864.

Thomas J. Wolf, died from wounds received at Chancellorsville.

Sampson H. Wolf, killed First Manassas.

Joseph Wolf; dead.

Lafayette Wolf.

A. I. Wygal.

T. J. Wygal; dead.

S. J. Wolf, died after war.

Theodore Wallace, died after war.

Henry Webb, died from wounds received at Chancellorsville.

John M. Williams, promoted captain; wounded at Sharpsburg.

John Williams.

B. P. Walker, wounded Kernstown.

J. M. Wilburn, killed in skirmish near Shepherdstown.

Edward Harrison, died from wounds received at Chancellorsville.