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6o Souyknir EditionMcCall, Alexander Opel, Jno. ,Shockuey, Sam'lMcGcc, Dan'l O'Neal, Patrick Sherman, Robt. 1McGce, Jno.Mainicu, Barllcy O'Neal, Andrew South, HowardMu nay, Jno. ration, Will. Stitelcr, Chas. B.Murray, Thos. I'laat, Augustus Stephens, Jno.McLaughlin, Martin Reynolds,- Patrick Tyler, Will.Mitchell, James Ryan, Patrick Weutwbrth, Geo.Michaels, Jno. Rhodes, (ico. Wolf, Jos.Michaels, Jos. Rush, Peter. Wild, Geo..Moore, Robert Welsh, J as.Micon, Thos. Shultz, Will. Weaver, Oeo.Noouan, Michael Sims, Jos. Wilson. Smith, Frederick Sehaefier, Will. Co. CRobt. C. Smith, Capt. Jno. H. Ul-dhorn, Scrgt.Septimus H. Stewart, ist Lieut. Chas. A. Arnold, Corp.Wm, P. Thomas, 2nd Lieut. Jno. O'Loughlin, Corp. Frank S. Price, Corp.Win. Smyth, ist Scrgt. Henry C. Scott, Corp.Sterling Murray, Scrgt. Hosea Pitt, Musician.Jno. B. Berry man, Scrgt. PRIVATES,Anderson, Jas. Hyland, Jno. G. Rogers, Jno. C.Arnold, Frank A. Hopkins, Henry H. Hartmier, Rich'd J.. Rinehart, Wm.Arnold, Sam'l Inloes, Alfred I. Reinhart.Barry, Dan'l R. Johnston, Philip P. Slater, Geo.Berry, Jno. P. Johnson, Jno. W. Sisson, Oscar B.Bussey, Thos. J. Sloan, Chas. H.Conrad, Christian J. Johannes, Martin J. Scott, Chas. A.Culbreth, Jno. Johnson, Rich'd P. Smith, Thos. J. Kane, Jas. C.Codd, W. H. Latimer, Geo. S. Rogers, Wm. H.Delcvic, Jacob Latimer, Thos. S. Thomas, Dan'l L.Duck, Henry R. S. Thornton, P'rank A.Feast, Loudon Lcpper, Chas. V. Tongue, Rich'd H. Murray, Win. H.Fitzgerald, Wm. B. Morgan, Benj. H. Tippett. Voss, FranklinFalconer, Edward W. BilcCabe, Geo. W. E. Wilson, Chas. G. White, Fisher A.Flack, Thos. J. A. McClcrnaud, Jas. White, David D.Guise, Andrew Montgomery, Win. T West, Geo. F.Gassaway, Sam'l Maguire, Jas. W. Watkins, Jno.Goldcr, Hamilton Norfolk, W. H. Welch, Jno'. L.Grogan, Kennedy Walsh, Thos. K: Osburn, Jas. E« Warhen, Dan'lGlaudel, Jno. • Postlcy, Chas. T.Hayden, Rich'd A. Perregoy, Jno. T.Howard, lidward L. Pue, Win. H.Howard, Jas. McHenry Co. D.Jas. R. Herbert, Capt. Mason li. McKuew, Sergt. Edward Selvage, Corp.Geo. W. Booth, ist Lieut. Jos. Wranck, Corp. Washington Hands, Corp.Wm. Key Howard, 2nd Lieut. Wm. Weber, Corp.Nicholas Snowden, 2nd Lieut. Chas. Tuttle, Musician.Geo. F- Rnff, ist Sergt.Chas. J. Wcgner, Sergt. Jas. M. Rulcy, Musician.Wm. H. Slingluff, Sergt.Kdward L. King, vSergt. PRIVATES.Aunen, Henry Baker, Henry Brown, Wm. Boyd, HamiltonAckler, Wm. Briddle, Jas. Berry, Thos. S- Bird, Chas. E.Ashton, J.J. Creamer, Jacob I.Bull, Jno. E. Bcatty, Edw. W.



Confederate Soldiers* Home. 61Collins, Jno. W. Jenkins, Wm. O'Loughlin, MichaelConn, Wni. D. Jones, Jno. T. O'Neil, Jno.Coyle, Patrick Jones, John. O'Brien, EdwinConnelly, Edward T. Key, Jno. R.Devitt, Edward I. Perry, Oliver Key, D. MurrayDashicld, (ico. II. Knox^ Jas. Rogers, Henry C. Knox, RichardDnvall, Ridgcly Robinson, Wm. H.Edell, Henry Kelton, Jno. Kneller, Jacob S. Ryan, Rob't S.Edwards, Wm. H. Kelly, Jas. S. Ray, Alex.Enow, Chas. E. King, Walter Spurrier, JayFerrell, Thos. Larrabee, Geo. S. Small, C. W.Gray, Wm. R. League, Jno. S. Lowndes, Jas. A. Soiskey, IsadorcGreen, Hugh T. McKenna, Peter Simpson, JoshuaGreen, Matthew Simon, AugustHoward, Jno. E. McCann, Wm. Simms, Jno.Hill, Wm. Murphy, Edward Taliaferro, Jno. R. Mclntvre, Jos.Hendorf, Fred'k Mclntyre, Rob't Travers, Jno. M. McNulty, Jas. Wells, HerschelHitzelberger, Chas. T. Muth, Alfred Norton, Jno. J. Wilson, Wm. A.Holbrook, Jno. F. Wilson, Jno. A.Heimiller, Wm. Weeks, Henry Wcgner, Henrv P.Howard, Chas. Whitely, Rob't M.Jennings, Bcnj. R. Co. E.Edmund O'Brien, Capt. Rob't H. Cushing, Sergt. Patrick H. Williams, Corp.Jno. J. Lutts, ist Lieut. Thos. H. Davidson, Corp.Jno. dishing, Jr. , 2nd Lieut. Joseph T. Doyle, Corp. Alfred Pearce, Corp.Jos. G. W. Marriott, 2nd Lieut. Wm. Gannon, Musician.Geo. G. Raborg, ist Sergt.Napoleon Camper, Sergt. Michael Ouinn, Musician.Green H. Barton, Sergt.Wm. T. Wallis, Sergt.Adams, Henry PRIVATES. Pearce, Jno. Parsons, Jas.Archer, jno. R. Goodman, Julius D. Rhodes, Geo. Griffith, EdwardBennett, Edmund Hanna, Geo. Riley, Jno. Harper, LloydBlake, Francis Roberts, Edward L. Herster, Fred'k Ruark, Michael 'Bourner, Jno. Hogan, Thos.Brandt, Alex. Holland, Thos. R. Sandler, Wm. Johnston, Jno. J.Bressner,'Jno. Johnston, Jno. R. Schaeffer, Henry Lawn, Edward Schaeffer, BenjaminBrown, Chas. A. Leddard, Bernard Shannon, Michael Leonard, Chas. H. Sherrington, Henry W.Clifton, Lewis R. Lockington, Jas. A. Simonds, AlbertConnolly, Edward Stanton, Win. McCabe, LukeDavis, Howard I. McGinnis, Jas. Tourney, Sylvester McNamee, Jas.Dennis, Jas. Valiant, Geo. E. W.Donohue, Thos. Melvin, Geo. Webber, Edward Wellmore, EdwardDurham, Jas, Miller, Wm.Edelin, Alex. W. Welsh, MartinElliott, Jos. W. Motter, Jno. Welsh, Edward Mulhare, Bernard Woods, Ches.Ennis, Thos.i Merritt. Sam'l Wrea, Juo.Essender, Wm.Fiege, Chas.Fillis, EdwardFord. Clement



.62 Souvenir Edition Co. p.J. Louis Smith, Capt. Sain'l A. Kennedy, Sergt. Jno. Ryan, Corp.Wm. D. Hough, ist Lieut. Michael McCourt, Corp. Edward Shcehan, Corp.Win. J. Broadfoot, 2nd Lieut.Joseph H. Stewart, 2nd Lieut, Owen Callen, Corp.Geo. W. Foos, ist Scrgt. Francis Parr, Muscian.J no. Marny, Scrgt.J no. Morris, Sergt. PRIVATES.Angel, Thos. llagan, Juo. McManus, Jas. Hamilton, Jacob McMahon, Jas.Allen, Jas. Hanna, Jno. Hoffman, Geo. Magness, Wm.Brandt, Win. Hunter, Jno.Bchrnes, Barney, Hutchinson, Thos. McNally, FelixBeckncll, Fred'kBeyer, Adam, Hartz, David Nolan, Jas.Blake, Jno. Inglehart, Edward Ouin, MichaelCarr, Thos. Kenncy, PatrickChapin, Chas. Knap]), Henry Quin, Wm.Condell, Sain'l Lusby, Jas. Ryan, Joseph Logue, Jno. Rush, PeterConolly, Wm. Logue, Michael Rudden, Thos.Cunningham, R. MacCubbin, R. W. Jr.Cummins, Daniel Sheedy, DanielDougherty, Cornelius Marcus, Jas. T. Smith, Win* A.Durst, Jno. Mills, Wm. P.Kisenbcrger, Geo. Smith, Thos. Mihon, MartinEveline, Jno. McCarthy, Daniel Swan, Jas.Gavin, Thos.Golden, Jno. McCcvitt, Arthur Swan, Geo. W.Girvin, Jno. McCormick, Jno. McClutchy, Jno. Sweeting, Benj. F.Glossner, Hanas McDermott, Jas. Thomas, HolbrookGraham, Jesse McDonald, PatrickGraham, Geo. H. Voght, F. E. Warden, Wm. Weitzell, Wm. Wilson, Jno. Woodward, Columbus Wcddinger, Ferdinand Co. G.Wilson C. Nicholas, Capt. James Shields, Sergt.Alexander Cross, ist Lieut. George Ross, Corp.Edward Deppish, 2nd Lieut. Eli Fishpan, Coq>.Jno. J. Piatt, ist Sergt. Samuel Kirk, Corp. Charles Fercoit, Corp.James Farrell, Sergt.Louis Neidhammer, Sergt. Andrew Myers, Musician.Blunt, Robert PRIVATES Isaacs, WilliamBrashears, Benton T.Brady, Michael Goodwin, Juo. Keyser, HermanByers, William Gordon, John IICant well, Michael Gesdou, Walter King, Jno.Coombs, Charles Leonard, MichaelDawson, Jno. Griffith, Jno. Jas.Deppish, Frank Griffith, Greenberry Logsden, Jno.Doyle, Juo. Lowrey, JamesDyser, Louis Green, CharlesEckhart, Charles Martin, Wm. P.Eagger, Henry Greenfield, Wm. Maloney, Wm.Farrell, Win.Forrest, Zachariah Hanley, Thomas Morris, HarryFink, Henry Halpin, Thomas Morris, George Hartley, Wm. B. Maiden, Ellas Murphy, Jno. Henderson, George Murphy, Dennis Hempston, Alex. T. Patrick, Jas. Thos. Hughes, Patrick, Phillips, Jas. C. Hutchinson, Joseph Hood, George



.. Confederate Soldiers' Home. $3Pigione, [oscph Ryan, Joseph Stewart, HenryPilkcr, Michael ' Reed, Samuel Strible, George Sahm, Joseph Sheehan, WilliamQuiiin, Jno. vScholl, Charles Sanders, Jas. H.Raday, Patrick Simpson, H. A. Suit, MichaelRhodes. Win. Lee Simpson, Edward Wagner, Jn'o. G.Ryan, jaiircs Co. HWilliam II. Murray, Capt. James Lyon, Sergt.George Thomas, ist Lieut. Chapman B, Briscoe, Sergt.Francis X. Ward, 2d Lieut. Edward Johnson, Corp.Richard T. Gilmor, 2d Lieut. Richard C. Mackall, Corp.Jno. II. Sullivan, ist Scrgt. Chtpham Murray, Corp.McHenry, Howard, Sergt. Wm. S. Lemmon, Corp. \"RIVATKS.Blackistone, Geo. W. Hebb, Henry J. Rogers, Samuel B.Boiling, Jno. M. Hebb, Thos. A. Russell, Klisha T.Bond, Jno. J.Briscoe, David S. Harris, Wm. E. Russell, Thos. A.Briscoe, Henry Ryan, Jas. A. Hoblitzell, Fetter S.Brogden, Sell man Ryce, Francis W. Holly day, Wm. H. Schley, Lake R.Burke, John M. Schliephake, Henry T Hough, Gresham,Blackistone, Wm. T. Shanks, Daniel, Inloes, Chas. 1\.Carr, Wilson C. N. Sindall, Saml. W. Laird, Jas. W. Smith, Win. F.Coakelev. Philip A. Laird, Wm. H. Sollers, vSummervilleColston' Wm. K. Sothron, Webster H. Law, J. G. D.Coode, Demetrius Thomas, Edwin Lemmon, George Thomas, Jno. H.Cook, George R. Thomas, Jas. W. Leinmon, Jno. S.Costigan, Dorsey T. Tippett, Jas. B. Levering, Thos. H.Davies, Wm. H. Tongue, James Mackall, Thos. B. Turner, Duncan M.Davis, James A. Valliaut, Thos. R.Denton, George Markoe, Frank Watkins, Nich. I. West, Edward L-Dorsey, K/.ekicl S. Marriott, Henry White, Jas. McK. McKim, W. Duncan, Williams, Aug. A.Dorsey, Richard B. McKini, Randolph H. Williams, Jno. P.Douglass, Jackson Williamson, George Monmonier, Jno. N. KFair, Joseph R. Wise, Chas. B. Perry, Wm. T. .Gardiner, Wm. F. WPeters,7 Wright, Daniel G.Gill, John,Gist, Washington I. inficld West, Charles Yellott, Washington,Grayson, Jas. B, Phillips, Jno. J. Zollinger, William P.Green well, Thos. W. II Pinkney, Wm. S.Grogan, Chas. E. Pitts, Fred'k L-Goldsmith, Jno. W. Post, Jno. K. II.Gwynn, Jas. J. Puruell, Wm.Hance, Jas. J. Pinkney, Campbell W. Price Redmond, George Rives, Francis S. Co. IMichael S. Robertson, Capt. Wm. H. Rison, Scrgt.Hugh Mitchell, ist Lieut. Warren W. Ward, Sergt. Z. Francis Freeman, Corp.Hezekiah H. Bean, 2d Lieut.Eugene Diggs, 2d Lieut. Francis L. Higdon, Corp. Thos. I. Green, Corp.Jno. J. Brawner, ist Sergt. Thos. L- Hannon, Corp.Jno. H. Stone, Sergt.



64 Souvenir Edition Adams, Franklin PRIVATES. Mudd, Edwin C. T. Adams, Jno. S. M\". Bailey, Henry M. Davis, Wm. F. Nicholson, Franklin Beall, Wm. B. Dent, George H. Page, Chas. C. Dooley, Robert Bivin, Zaehariah Randle, Walter I. • Bivin, Win. B. Ferrall, Jno A. • Ransle, Andrew Bruce. William , Ricbard, G2orge Burttcs, Chas. H. Selby, John Ferguson, Jno. Burttes, Thos. W. Freeman, Philip Shierbon, Wm. Freeman, Thos. S. Briscoe, Marshall Groves, Thos.. F. Shorter, Thomas O. Briscoe, Girard Sinimes, Henry M. Barber, Jno. G. Hammett, Jno. M. Swan, John Ball, Dyonisius Cissell, J as. T. Herbert, Jno. P. Sanders, Joseph Clark, Jno. E. Herbert, William Sollers, Jas. H. Clements, FYancis Chapalin, George Howard, Roberts Sothron, Marshall Hayden, Charles G. Taylor, George Corry, Henry Hanson, Jno. D. Dement, Benj. F. Jenkins, Jno. E. Thompson, Thomas Dement, Jno. H. Jamison, Francis Ward, William Downing, Jno. Z. Klemkivitz, Benj. Webster, George Lacy, James A. Dorsett, Jas. A. Lacy, Robert Webster, Wm. Leigh, Wm. G. Wilson, Algernon Lancaster, Sam'l Wood, Henry W. Marceron, Albert W neatly, Wm. F. Co. G. (Second )Edmund Barry, Capt. Albert Tolson, ist Sergt. Richard Brown, Sergt.John Marshall, 1st Lieut. William Barry, Sergt.Wm. H. Edelin, 2nd Lieut.Tom Washington Smith, 2nd Lieut. This Company was enlisted in Richmond and united with the Regiment buta few days prior to the movement from the valley to the right of McClellan'sarmy at Richmond ill June, 1862— After the seven days fight the Regiment wassent to Charlottesville, Va., and in August, 1862, was mustered out of the serviceat Gordonsville, Va. No muster roll of this Company has been found in theWar records. Battles and actions in which the ist Maryland Infantry were engaged: Man.assas, Mason's Hill, Munson's Hill, Rappahannock River, Front Royal, Win-chester, Harrisonburg, Cross Keys, Mechanicsville, Gaines' Mill, DespatchStation, Malvern Hill, Harrison Landing.Complimentary Orders to the Regiment during their Service. Headquarters, Winchester, June 22, 1861.Special Order : The Commanding General thanks Lieut. Col. Steuart and the Maryland Regi-ment for the faithful and exact manner in which they carried out his orders ofthe 19th inst. at Harper's Ferry. He is glad to learn that owing to their discipline,no private property was injured and no unoffending citizen disturbed. TheSoldierly qualities of the Maryland Regiment will. not be forgotten in the day ofaction. By Order of Gene. Joseph E. Johnston.



Confederate Soldiers' Home. 65 ;. May 22, 1 862. Col. Johnson will move the First Maryland to the front with all dispatch,and in conjunction with Wheats' Batallion attack the Enemy at Front Royal, thearmy will halt until you pass. Jackson. From GenL EwelVs Official Report of the Valley Campaign. The history of the Maryland Regiment gallantly commanded by Col. BradleyT. Johnson during the Campaign of the Valley, would be the history of everyaction from Front Royal to Cross Keys. On the 6th, near Harrisonburg, the58th Va. Reg. was engaged with the Pennsylvania Bucktails, the fighting beingclose and bloody, Col. Johnson came up with his Regiment in the hottest period,and by a dashing charge in flank drove the enemy off with heavy loss, capturingLieut. Col. Kane commanding. In commemoration of this gallant conduct, Iordered one of the captured Bucktails to be appended as a trophy to their flag.The action is worthy of acknowledgement from a higher source more particularlyas they avenged the death of the gallant Genii Ashby who fell at the same time.Four color bearers were shot down in succession, but each time the Colors werecaught before reaching the ground, and were finally borne by Corporal Daniel.Shanks to the close of the action. On the cSth inst., at Cross Keys, they wereopposed to three of the pnemy's Regiments in succession. (iCiil. Stone?t>all Jackson's report of I lie I 'alley Campaign says; Apprehending that the Federals would make a more serious attack, Ashbycalled for an Infantry support, the Brigade of GenL Oeo. H. Steuart was accord-ingly ordered forward, in a short time the 58th Va. became engaged with aPennsylvania Regiment called the Bucktails, when Col. Johnson of the FirstMaryland Regiment coming up in the hottest period of the fire, charged gallantlyinto its flank, and drove the enemy with heavy loss from the field, capturingLieut. Col. Kane commanding. In this skirmish our infantry loss was seventeenkilled, fifty wounded and three missing, in this affair Gcnl. Turner Ashby waskilled. . huadouartkrs third division. Gknerai, Ordur No. 30.In commemoration of the gallant conduct of the First Maryland Regiment,on the 6th of June, when led by Col. Bradley T. Johnson, they drove back withloss the Pennsylvania Bucktail Rifles, in the engagement near Harrisonburg,Rockingham Co., Va. Authority is given to have one of the captured Bucktails,the insignia of the Federal Regiment appended to the Color Staff of the FirstMaryland Regiment. > By Order of, Major Genkrai, IJwEIX, Jamks Barbour, A. A. G.



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Confederate; Soldiers' Home. SECOND MARYLAND INFANTRY. FIELD AND STAFF.UEUTEN'ANT-COLON EL, MAJOR, WM. W. GOIvDSHOROUC.H. jAMliS R. HKRBlvRT. ASST. SURGEON,SURGEON, DeWilton Snowdkn. Richard P. Johnson.A. 0. M., ADJUTANT, J. Winder Laird. John E. Howard. O. M. SERGEANT,SERGEANT-MAJOR, Edwin Jamks. Wm. R. McCuUough. CHIDE MUSICIAN,ORDNANCE SERGEANT, Michakl A. Ouinn. Francis L. Higdon. Co. FtWin. H. Murray, ist Capt. E/.ekiel S. Dorscy, Sergt.Geo. Thomas, Capt.Clapham Murray, ist Lieut. Wm. H. Smith, Sergt.Wm. P. Zollinger, 2nd Lieut. Willis Brancock, Corp.Win. I. Blackiston, 1st Sergt. Chas. E. Maguire, Corp. George Denton, Corp.Jas. F. Pearson, Sergt. Lawrence K. Thomas, Corp.Jas. W. Thomas, Sergt. Wm. Gannon,,- Musician.Adair, Wm. R. PRIVATES. Hardcsty, Jno. W.Bailey, Wm. T. Fulton, Alexander Iglehart, I. Jas.Barry, Philip. Gallagher, Howard L- Ives, Leonard W.Bond, Benj. F. Gardner, Wm. P. Jennings, Benj. R.Bond, J no.Bowdoin, Lloyd Gill, Suinmcrvillc P. Joy, Jos. I.Bowling, Chas. F. Glenn, Saui'l T. James, Edwin Klinkicwicz, Thaddeus A.Bowling, Thos. B. Goodwin, Jno. Kennedy, Arthur Grammer, Prcd'k L. Laird, W. H.Bowling, Wallace Grayson, Si)ence M. Grogau, Jas. J. Loane, Wm. T. J.Braddock, Chas. S. Hanunctt, Jno. T. Lowe, Win. E.Bryan, Edmund Hance, Wm. H. Lowe, Wrighton L.Baxley, Wm. G. D. Luchesi, David H.Bruce, Wm. Hanson, NotlcyBowly, W. II. Lake, Craig Harrison, Thos. D.Burch, J no. H. Lloyd, T. Chas.Clayville, Moses Harrison, W. H. Henry, Jno. C. Lake, Jno. C.Carey, Jas. K. Marden, Geo. M. Herster, Frcd'k Marney, Jno.Chandler, W. S. J. McCevitt, ArthurDavis, Gpo. W. Hoffman, Wm. II. McCormick, Lewis D. McCourt, MichaelDavis, Jacoh N. Holly day, HenryDeale, Theophilus N. Hollyday, Lamar Mclntyre, G. W. McCormick, H. A.Durner, Jno. F. H oily day, Wm. H. Morrison., WilburKdclin, Win. J. McDaniel, Jno- W.Emory, Albert T. Hopkins, Sam'l J. . McDonald, Patrick Howard, David R. Miller, Andrew T.Feige, Chas. L. Hubball, BernardFitzgerald, Jno. E.Freeman, Bernard Hunter, Jno. I. Hughes, Alexander Hubbard, Wm. L. Hecnan, N.



..68 Souyenir Edition Tilghman, Rich'd C. Trego, Jno. L. Murray, Alexander Pratt, Thos. St. George Toy, Jos. P. Trail, Chas. M. Nicolai, Herman Pindall, Philip Trippe, Andrew C. Owens, Henry C. Raley, Jas. £. Wagner, Jno. G. Shanley, Thos. K. Weeins, Chas. H. O'Brien, Thos. Smith, H. Tillard Williams, Jno. P. O 'Donovan, Edward Sollcrs, Andrew J. Sollers, Sommerville Windoph, Jno. H. Tare, David P. Wilson, Jno. Phelps, Jas. J. vSteele, Chas. II White, Jas. McKenny Pefegoy, Jas. A. Starlings, Geo. C. Peters, Thos. Zollinger, Jacob C. Porter, Win. J. Sanderson, Frank H. Prentiss, Win. S. Taylor, Geo. L. Phyfcr, Henry Thclin, Win. T. Co. B.J. Parran Crane, Capt. Wittingham Hainmett, Sergt.J. H. Stone, ist Lieut. Thos. Simms, Corp.Chas. B. Wise, 2nd Lieut. Wm. P\ Wheatley, Corp.Jas. H. Wilson, 2nd Pieut. jno. Z. Downing, Corp.Philip T. Reeder, ist Sergt, Albert Fenwick, Coi-p.Jno. G. Barber, Sergt.Francis Z. Freeman, Sergt. Chas. T. Drury, Musician.Alvey, Jas. P. 1'KIVATKS. Mcl.eod, Harry C.Artis, Jeremiah Moore, W'arrcn P\Ball, Dionysius Foxwell, Chas. J. Neal, AugustineBailey, Jas. T. Ford, HenryBcale, Rob't Freeman, Marion Page, Wm.Browne, Gustavus Freeman, Thos. S.Bond, Jas. O. Page, WashingtonChing, Garrett Grove, Thos. P\ Parsons, Jas. T.Chinn, Jno. H. Herbert, Wm.Clark, Jno. K. Penn, Jno. T.Clark, Win. A. Herbert, Jas. R.Combs, Fdgar Hazell, Patrick Paigo, C. Craig Hayden, Geo. Robertson, G. H.Corry, Jas! B. Hayden, Jno. A. vSemmcs, I.ewis S.Corry, HenryDent, Clay H. Jenkins, Jas. K. Semmes, II. I*\ Junger, Jno. H.Delozier, Geo. Smith, Peter P.Delozier, Thos. J. Joy, J. R.Delozier, Jno. Simms, W. II.Duke, Jno. V. Keech f Jas. H. Lambson, Jas. B. Tcnnison, Bernard Z.Drury, Wm. C. Long, JctFT. MaGill, Thos. F. Turner, Wm. I,.Evans, Dallas J. Matthews, Win. G Turner, Henry Wills, Jno. W. Mills, Jno. C. Milstead, Jos. II Wills, Jas. A. Moran, Rinaldo J. Wise, Henry A. Wood, Walter Wheatley, Wm. F. Webster, Jas. R. CO. C. Wm. Ritter, Sergt.Ferdinand Duvall, Capt. Thos. D. Barron, Sergt. Kdward A. Welch, Corp.Chas. W. Hodges, ist Lient. Beale D. Mullikin, Corp.Thos. C. Tolson, 2nd Lieut. Jno. W. Collins, Corp.Jos. W. Barber, 2nd Lieut. Chas. Clayton, Corp.Wm. T. Outten, ist Sergt.Rob't T. Hodges, Sergt.Geo. Probest, Sergt.



Confederate Soldiers' Home. 69Anderson, Rich'd T. PRIVATES. Nash, Jas.Anderson, Sani'lBluincnauer, Jno. M. Hamilton, Sam'l H. Nichols, W. F.Clagett, Win. H.Cooksev, Tlieo. Hardcastle, Wm. R. Onion, Rich'd T.Clougfc, Rob't H.Crawford, Henry H. Herbert, Chas. F. Orr, Peterdishing, Rob't H. Hood, Jno. M. G'Byrn, Jno. T.Castle, Jas. I,. Hammond, Chas. Payne, Benj.Dnvall, DanielDnvall, Tobias Haller, Jno. K. Roberts, Geo. Hamilton, Bcale D. Steele, Frank K.Duvall, Evans Storm, Francis E.Dnvall, Franklin Hammond, EdgarDawson, Rob't M. Skinner, Wm. A.Dorsey, Jas. R. Judge, Edward S. Shipley, Wm. H.Dnvall, Sani'l Jones, Jno. T. Sehultz, JustusDavis, Michael Tvvilley, Geo. H.Dnlaney, Jeremiah Foughton, Henry Tolson, Frank A.Ellis, Jno. T. Fane, Wm. B. Valiant, Fd. S.Edgar, Thos. Veit, Fewis H.P'ord, Clement S. Fanahan, Bcnj. F. Welch, Rob't H. Fawson, Jas. A. White, Jno. G.Grace, Wm. Miller, Jno. C. Wentworth, Geo. W.Gibson, Win. C. W'heatley, Frank M.Garrison, Rob't D. Mackabee, W. vS. Mackabee, Rich'd T Watts, Joshua Mitchell, Thos. F. Watts, Jno. Mullikcn, Walter Willis,' Rob't W. Michael, Jno. McGena, Jno. Moog, Jas. R. McCanii, W. D. McWilliams, Jas. Co. D.Jas. F. McAleer, Capt. Isaac Sherwood, Sergt. Edwin Gover, Sergt.Jas. S. Franklin, 1st Fieut. Geo. W. McAtee, Corp.Sani'l T. McCullough, 2nd Fieut. Alfred Riddlemoser, Corp.Thos. C. Butler, 1st Sergt. Jno. McCready, Corp.Wm. Jenkins, Sergt.J. Wm. Proudt, Sergt. PRIVATES.Brown, Jas. A. Hays, J 110. McAtee, Henry Hurley, Jno.•Chilcot, Joshua Hiues, Thos. J. McCready, Thos. D.Crunimer, Armstrong Johnson, Jno. Owens, W. BeallDavis, Geo. W. Jones, Geo. W. O wings, Joshua Phillips, AbrahamDode, Sani'l Kane, Bernard Riddlemoser, DavidDevrics, Jno. Killman, Rich'dGoldsborough, N. Fee vSepter, Jno., H.Green, Fewis Kerns, Cornelius Shephard, Rich'd IFHammctt, David Famb, Jno.Harney, Daniel Spence, Jno. Feich, Christopher C.Hogarthy, Wm. Fipscomb, Philip Watts, Wm. . Fynch, Jno. Webb, Fmmett M.Harlcy, Job Co. E.John W. Torsch, Capt. Wm. Heaphy, Sergt.Wm. J. Broadfoot, 1st Fieut.Wm. R. By us, 2d Fieut. John Cain, Corp. Fewis P. Staylor, Corp.Jos. P. Quinn, 2d Fieut.Samuel Kirk, 1st Sergt. Jas. Reddie, Corp.Geo. F. Ross, Sergt. Benj. F. Amos, Corp.Wilbur Rutter, Sergt. Joseph Smith, Musician. Jas. F. Aubrey, Musician.



7° Souvenir Edition McGec, Daniel Mynch, Christopher Applegarth J as. B. PRIVATES. Noonan, Michael Barry, Michael Byns, Chas. C. Grant, John O'Hallin, Martin Byns, Stanley M. Hebling, Stephen Rush, Peter Brown, John Hanlcy, James Brandt, William Hagley, Alphonsus Roberts, Frank Brandt, Alex Koppleman, John Burke, Michael Ruttcr, Klisha Butler, Flisha Fyons, Wm. H. Cart well, J as. Ridgel, James Clarke, Joseph Fematcs, Jas. Radecke, H. 'H. Dawson, Robert A. Fawn, Fdward Dawson, Fevin G. Fee, William C. Stansbury, J no. F. Fallon, James Murray, John Fall is, Fdward Moore, Augustus, Sheehan, Edward Miller, Jacob Shields, Owens Gavin, Wm. McLaughlin, Thomas vSheedy, Daniel Gibbons, John Martin, John N. . Sullivan, John Moran, Wm. P. Unkles, Wm. F. McMahan, Frank Wilkinson, Wm. A. Moore, P. M. Co. F-A. J. Gwynn, Capt. Philip T. Muirhead, Sergt.Jno. W. Polk, ist Ficut. Thos. O. Plodges, Sergt.David C. Forrest, 2d Fieut. Joseph Wagner, Sergt.J no. G. Hyland, 2d Fieut. Jas. H. Dixon, Corp. Jas. T. Brown, Corp.Nicholas J. Mills, ist Sergt. Washington Martin, Corp.Walter J. Randall, Sergt.Atzrodt, Henry PR1VATKS. Martin; JosephAnderson, Feroy Doyle, Philip Obendofter, AugustusBoswell, Josiah T. Gray, Joseph Opper, ConradBriscoe, Marshall Gardner, James Polk, Samuel Guy, Geo. W.Brawner, Wm. F. Green, Jno. T. Sollcrs, Jas. IF Hodges, Benj.Brook, Jno. P. Smith, Wm. S.Clement, Francis ' Hearue, Wm. H. Thompson, Jno. F.Clagett, Geo. H. Humngton, Jno. Taylor, Henry G.Clagett, Fdward F. Hubbard, Jno. F. Thompson, John W.Clagett, Jno. W. Hurley, AbelCretin, Andrew F. Hoye, Chas. A. Wade, Chas. F.Cretin, Henry Holden, Robert Wade, Geo. A. Keepers, Alexis Webb, Thos. J.Cretin, Hillary Kftott, M. T. Wilcombc, CasparDement, Benj. F. Kennerly, Wm. R. Wright, J oel D. Woodford, ArthurDement, Wm. S. Mewshaw, Fbcne/er Wagner, R.Dooley, BernardDunnington, Femuel Co. G.Thos. R. Stewart, Capt. Patrick O 'Council, Sergt.G. G. Gwillette, ist Fieut. Henry Algernon, Sergt.Geo. Brighthaupt, 2nd Fieut. Jas. K. Briddle, Corp.Wm. C. Wrightson, 2nd Fieut. MumHenry^A. ford, Corp,Dan'l A. Fcnton, ist Sergt. Wm. Ford, Corp.(ico. W. Manning, Sergt.Michael C. Holohan, Sergt. Benj. F. Twilley, Corp.



. Confederate Soldiers' Home. 7<Abbott, Jus. PRIVATES. Purnell, Jno. J. A.Atkins, S. K. Feutswait, J. R. Paul, Wm. J.Bran nock, Thos. H, Pontain, W. B. Robey, Win. H.Bowcn, Henry Rider, Martin F.Brannock, Win. J. Gosson, J. H. Reed, Win. T. Hutchinson, Jno. T.BoylcS, Daniel Hopkins, Henry H. Robbius, Wm.W.Breslin, I-:. WHenderson, Win. Scoggins, DanielCallahan, J no. Henderson, Peter Thompson, Jno. W. .Clarke, Chas. A. Vickcrs, WashingtonCator, Win. B. Hutehins, Joseph Waters, Jno. W. Hiues, MicliaelCalhoun, Wm. H. Waters, Jesse Heck, Rob't Wingate, Prcd'k A.Duvall, Jno. H. Williamson, P. B. Heck, Jacob Weaver, Fewis IFDavis, Jno. S. Wheatley, FevinIvdelin, Francis D. Fangford, Geo. W.Ftehison, Win. F. Lannahan, Daniel Woolford, vS. F.Klligett, Michael Littleford, J. S. Yingle, A..B. P.Kagah, Peter Manly, JosephEdeliiij Jno. D.Frceland, Thos. K-' Muinford, Wm. R. May berry, J. P. Messick, Ross Pickel, Wm. Co. H.J. Thos. Bussey, Capt. Patrick Kecnau, Coip.Thos. O'Brien, ist vSergt. Jno. J. Ward, Corp.Jno. J. Powers, Sergt.Adams, J. O. l'RIVATKS. Murray, Wm.Brown, Jas.Booth, Jno. Ivagan, Thos. T. MeKea, Jno. Flannigan, Jno.Bush, Wm. blood, Peter Nichols, Jno. Graham, Thos.Cavanaugh, Francis C. Gcvin, Peter M. Neadham, Geo. Gardiner, Benj.Carroll, Jas. Hargey, Win. O'Brien, Jas. Hollo way, Michael Parker, Jno.Carlin, Fawrence Hays, J. G. Powers, Jno. Kelley, Jas. Ryan, Jno.Collins, Chas. Kelley, Jno. F- Robinson, Jas.Carroll, Fawrence Kelley. Jno. Shetkins, Jno.Collins, Richard Morgan, Win. Stephens, Jno. Murphy, Jno. Ward, MauriceClark, Jas. Martin, Jno. Welch, EdwardChristy, Win. Walsh, EdwardDcGrey, Fewis F. Wagner, J. J.Donohue, JnoDriscoll Jas. Battles in which the Second Maryland Regiment Infantry were engage 1:Winchester, Gettysburg, Cold Harbor, White Oak Swamp, Weldon Rail Road,Squirrel Fcvel Road, Hatchers Run, Pegrams Farm, Appomattox, Petersburg. Steuart's brigade to which the 2nd Maryland was assigned, assaulted Culps'Hill at Gettysburg, July 2nd, 1863, and took the line of Federal works, .occupy -the same through the night. On the following morning a further advancemovement was attempted, which however failed, and after a desperate conflictthe Confederate line was retired to'thc position on Rock Creek. Th,> 2nd Mary-land have commemorated this service by the erection of a monument whichstands on the Federal line of works. The regiment carried into action about 400muskets, of which force more than one half were, killed or wounded.