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..8o Souvenir Edition Co. K Robert Floyd, 1st Scrgt.Geo. R. Gaithcr, Capt. W. H. Wright, Scrgt. Geo. Buckingham, Scrgt.(ins. W. Dorsey, Capt. Ira Albaugh, Sergt.N. C. Hobbs, Capt.Rudolph, Cecil, ist Lieut. \V. \V. Burgess, vSergt.George Howard, ist Lieut.E. H. D. Pue, 2d Lieut. F. Leo Wills, Corp. William Barnes, Corp.Samuel W. Dorsey, 2d Lieut, B. H. Morgan, Coq). Robert Bruce, Corp.George Howard, 2d Lieut. James Oliver, Corp.Ridgely Brown, 2d Lieut.Thomas Griffith, 2d Lieut.Fraud A. Bond, 2d Lieut.Albaugh, Jno. PRIVA-THS. Merritt, Saml.Archer, Robert • McCubbin, K. Evans, Bcnj.Arnett, Wm. Edwards. Dr. Maguire, H. A. W. McGinnis, FrankBowling, C. A. WFitzgerald, . B. Maynadicr Jno. H. MaynadierJ. M.Bum]), G. C. Forrest, Pitt Mercer, F. W. McNult)', JamesBarry, I). R. Gill, G. M. McShcrry, RichardBowie, H. Griffith, Richard. Gardner, J. MacKall, Robert,.Bigger, Jno. Glandcl, John McCabe, Geo. Gaiging, Michael Maxwell, JohnBlakely, W. H. McCloud, Henry Gaither, Washington Morton, Thos.Brandt, A. J. Gibson, Win Murdock, Campbell (Sittings, Harry Owings, J. IIBrown, Henry Griffith, Frank O'Brien,; F.Brady, Fugene (Griffith, Geo. Offutt, JohnBowlman, M. Hayden, A.Barnes, William Offutt, Wm.Beatty, Pdward Holland, J. J. J.Betts, Samuel Holland, P. R. Oliver, JamesBond, F. O'Neal, John H.Bowie, W. B. Hartmier, R. HttS, Fred Holland, John Pitts, Jno, W.Bowie, Albert Hobbs, [arrettBrown, Charles Hurly, Otho Pitts, Wm. Hopkins, H.Brown, J. W. Harding, Jno. Purnell.W. S. Hayden, HoraceBrown, Lewis Hayden, Win. Pitts, Fmory Plummcr, John B.Clark, Ignatius Hewcs, Wm. Pue, PerdConradt, C. J. Holland, MitchellClinton, DeWitt Hobbs, Townlcy Pue, VentressClagett, H. H. Isaacs, Wm. Ridgley, vSaui'lCunningham, R. Jackins, Win. K. Rinch, J. V.Calbreth, Jno. Jameson, Frank Rider, Win.Campbell, Win.Carroll, Haqjcr Jenkins, K. D. Riggs, Joshua Roby, TownleyChilds, Wm. Jameson, James Jenkins, Henry Sinoot, JosephClark, Rody, Johnson, JohnClements, Frank Kuhn, John Smith, C. W.Cook, Rudolph Kcene, Robert Show, JosephDurkin, John Kelbaugh, Wm. Slater, GeorgeDavis, H. B. Keuley, Rich Small, GeorgeDorsey, C. R. Lepper, C. V. Shervill, Thos. Logan, AlexDorsey, Wm. Linthicum, Jno. Smith, John Scraggs, RobertDusenberg, B. Lambert, Wm. Smith, John Scraggs, RobertDavies, Wm. Langley, Thos. Sakers, John Lee, Otho S.Ditty, Irving Le Maits, James Sisson, O. B.Dorsey, C. H.Dorsey, HammondDorsey, JohnDorsey, PueEllis, Thomas



, Confederate Soldiers' Home. 81Shrivcr, Mark O. Turner, Thomas Wilson, EutherSchull, John Wagner, Hy.Seignor, Thos. Whcatley, Cbas.Scllman, John Walsh, Thos. Wheatly, FrankSmith, Thomas Wit/.lcbbcn, A.Stewart, Robert W-aters, Green Waters, JohnThomas, Daniel Waters, T. J. Wilson, A. S. Webster, Wm. S.Treackle, Albert Weeks, H.Tonge, Richard Wilson, Clias. Whcatley, Walter Wrench, John Wilson, Win. S. Some of the actions in which the hirst Maryland Cavalry were en-gaged : Kernstown, Maury town, Greenland Gap, Oakland, Md., Morgantown,W. Va., Bridgeport, W. Va., Cairo, W. Va., Middletown, W. Va., Winchester,Va., Hagerstowu, Md., Morton's Ford, Brandy Station, Auburn or Cedar Creek,Buckland, Gainesville, Taylorsville, Pollard's Farm, Old Church, Beaver Dam,Dabney's Ferry, Ashland, Trevillian's Station, Deetown, Bladensburg, Rockville,Md., Poolsville, Md., Gettysburg, Pa., Martinsburg, Va., -Charlestown, Va.,Bunker Hill, Va., Fisher's Hill, Va., Madison C. H., Va., Liberty Mills, Va.High Bridge, Va., Appomattox. Cloverdalc, Botetourt Co., Va., April jSt/i, r86j.DliCUT.-Coi,. DorSKY, Commanding First Maryland Cavalry :1 have just learned from Capt. Fmack, that your gallant band was movingmyup the Valley in response to call. 1 am deeply pained to say that our armycannot be reached, as I have learned that it has capitulated. It is sad indeed tothink that our country's future is all shrouded in gloom. But for you and yourcommand there is the consolation of having faithfully done your duty. Threeyears ago the chivalric Brown joined my old regiment with twenty-three Mary-land volunteers, with light hearts and full of fight. I soon learned to admire,respect and love them for all those qualities which endear soldiers to their offi-cers. They recruited rapidly, and as they increased in numbers, so did theirreputation and friends increase, and they were soon able to form a commandand take a position of their own. Need I say when I see that position so highand almost alone among mysoldiers, that heart swells with pride to think thata record so bright and glorious is in some part linked with mine, would that Icould sec the mothers and sisters of every member of your Battalion, that Imight tell them how nobly you have represented your State, and maintainedyour cause. But you will not be forgotten. The fame you. have won will be guarded byVirginia with all the pride she feels in her own sons, and the ties which havelinked us together, memory will preserve you who struck the first blow in Bal-timore and the last in Virginia have done all that could be asked of you, andhad the rest of our officers and men adhered to our cause with the same devo-tion, to-day we would, have been free from Yankee thraldom. J have orderedthe brigade to return to their homes, and it behooves us now to separate withmy warmest wishes for your welfare, and a hearty God bless you, I bid you fare-well. Thomas T. Munfori^ Brig-Cen. Commanding Division.



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Confederate Soldiers' Home. 83 SECOND MARYLAND CAVALRY. —No official muster rolls of this Coiittliaiid have been found A' partial list ofofficers and men in the respective Companies have been made up from memory. FIELD AND STAFF.Harry Gilmor, Iyieut. Col. Edward Williams, Sgt. Maj.Herman F. Keidcl, Adjt. Wm. Allen, O. Jff. baft.N. W. O wings, Q. M. Co. ANicholas Buike, Capt. Meredith Gilmor, 2nd Lieut. Jos. Stansbury, ist Sergt.W.'W. MeKaig, 1st Lieut. Alon/o Travels, 2nd Serut.J 110. B. Wells, 2nd Lieut. PR1VATKS.Bryas, Philip Dobbs, Norwood, \V Norwood, Lewis PendletOil, Frank Co. B. Harrison, ist Lieut.Kugene Diggs, Capt. CCo.David M. Ross, Capt. fields, Sergt.Richard T. Gilmor, ist Lieut. J no. Boslcy, Sergt.(ice. Forney, 2nd Lieut. W. H. Todd, Corj).Wm. H. Kemp, 2nd Lieut. J110. Kmmcrick, Corp.Frederick Baker, 1st Sergt. Henry Bushbaum, Corp.M. Todd, Sergt.Alcock, C. PR1VATKS. Martin, Dr. HughBrothcrton, David Ford, Miller, Henry, Frccburger, Win. Pullcn, HenryBrogden, J. Sell mailBrandeberry, Jesse Gilmor, Wm. of Wm. Phillips, Jno. Powell, Geo.Clark, Dm can Glockcr, Thco. Gilmor, Hoffman Stocksdale, Geo.W.Disney, Win. Gorsuch, N. Hancock, N. H. Strausburger,Debrill, Chas. Harding, Talbot, J. F. C.Doran, Wm. Hcimiller, Wm. Williams, Pat.Daniefe, Wm.Devries, Wm. Kahlcr, C. P. Weaver, HenryDavis, Moscow Murphy, Frank Murphy, Geo..Kmmart, Geo.J. R. Burke, Capt. Co. D. Polk Burke, ist Lieut. Co. EJ, K. Sudler, Capt. Geo. Ratcliffe, ist Lieut. J. C. Holmes, Sergt. PRIVATKS. Schaffer, Geo. W.Feast, Loudon Hobbs, W. H. Kclton, C. B. Upshur, L.Travers.J. M. Turpin, Thos. L.



8 4 Souvenir Edition Co. p.Jas. L. Clark, Capt. L. McMullin, vScrgt. R. llahn, Sergt.W. H. Richardson, ist Lieut. Kemp, Sergt.Win. Dorsey, 2nd Lieut. T. Kidd, Sergt.K. Hurst, 2nd Lieut. J. Andre, Corp. C.J. Stewart, Corp.Jas. McAleese, 2nd Lieut. vS. C. Magraw, Corp.J. A. Stine, ist Sergt. Logsden, Nimrood Lamar, Rob'tJ. Bprigg, vScrgt. Murray, (iCO, PRIVATES. Mitchell, Jas. Martin, Geo.Allen, J no. Fisher, C. D.Brubake, R. Moulton, Wm. Fipps, vS.Ruins, Ignatius Moog, Jas.Bennett, Win. Fit/patrick, Dan Newkirk, J. V. Foman, Perr)'Berritt, J. T. Pettis, A. Foinan, Chas. Percgoy, H.Bosky, J. R.Buchanan, Thos. Gillen, Stephen Reily, F.Boyle, Philip Gault, C. Reed, Wm.Cherry, Jas. Gilmor, C. G. Snively, G. Gilmor, ArthurCastleman, C. W. Gilmor, H. Scully, P.Castleinan, Thos. Glenn, W. V. Stine, Joseph Thompson, Geo.Chapman, Wm. Horn, H. Talbert, F.Croughan, Michael Hammond, C. Tilghman, Jno.Callen, Jno. Hobbs, J. . Travers, J. H. Halpin, S. P. Warrleld, AdolphCooley, Ambrose Hook, R. B. Winder, S.Gamble, Thos. Hamilton, Will. Wood, C. S.Carlisle, Geo. Harding, Jno. Zimmerman, Win. Hagan, R.Duliegan, Philip Kennedy, Wm.Denmead, AquillaDorsey, Albert Loveday, Chas. Lakins, Chas.Deroies, Jno.Favour. C. R.FIRST MARYLAND ARTILLERY. MARYLAND. R. Snowdkn Andrews, Capt. W. F. Dkmknt, Capt.Chas. vS. Con tee, ist Lieut. Frederick Y. Dabncy, 2d. Lieut.John Gale, 2d Lieut. W. J. Hill, 2d Lieut. J. H. Stouestrcet, 2d Lieut.De Wilton Snowden, ist Sergt. Gratui 1 C. Thoiupson, ist vSergt. K. C. Moncurc, Coqo.J. Harris Forbes, ist Sergt. P. A. L. Contee, Corp. J. G. Harris, Corp.P. W. Bollinger, Coqj. Jno V . Ranson, Corp.Theodore Jenkins, Corp.Geo. T. vScott, Corp. PRIVATES.Albert, A. J., Jr. Byrne, Sam. F. Bryan, R. S. Botcler, Walter P.Aldridge, John liowland, S. G.Boarman, Rich. T. Bromley, Geo. W.liovvie, Thomas D. Beale, Jas. S.BroAvu, W. B. Briscoe, Jno H.Buclianan, W. J. Blumenaucr, M.Boswell, Richard T. Bradford, T. G. Broughton, Thos. Barry, M. C. Y.Busk, Jerome Bowie, H. C. Buchanan, J. R. Ballard, W. W.Brian, K. N. Basford, G. W. - Burtles, C. H. Bowen, W. H. Brooks, Thomas



'. Confederate Soldiers' Home. 85Berry, E. R. Hatton, J. W. F, Patterson, W. W. Pollite, NehemiahBryan, Robt. S. Harris, C. II.Coombs, G. G. Perrio, Geo. W. Hatton, R. H. S.Compton, \V. P. Perrio, Albert W.Chiles, W. L. Howell, Gustavus Phipp, W. E.Cooke, Geo. A. Howard, Washington Hannon, L- M. Pearson, Walter H.HCovington, Jesse Hannon, S. B.Coale, Wm. A. Handy, J. C. Pennington, H.Craven, B. I,. Higgins, W. G. Riddle, Chas.Campbell, John Hunter, Fred. Robcy, Win. S.Crowley, Jas. Rye, John M.Cawood, K. M. Hillary, WashingtonChew, R. B. Richardson, Rich.Conner, Win. Hatton, JosephCaperton, Jas. M. Robinson, G. W. Harris, JosephCleary, R. E. Holmead, C. H. San ford, Edward Hilleary, G. W.Clayton, G. W. Stcdham, Rich. Halstead, Chas.Conley, Michael Slcruaker, Julius. Harris, Jno F.Davis, John T. Hawkins, J. S. vSindall, Harry S.Da mar, John S. Hines, J. W. Jenkins, Louis W. Wm.vSlater, J.Dnvall, P. B. Jenkins, W. K. Jenkins, John vShuster, J. M.Dnvall, S. E. Keester, W. A. Koons, Abram Steno, Jos. A.Dorsey, Evan L-Dougherty, G. A. Kaester, Louis Stinchcomb, J. E.Diggs.J. T. Lee, J. C. vSloan, E. O. Lee, Richard H.Dorsett, J. H. Langsdale, H. J. Sommers, Sam.Dry den, R. J. Lloyd, DanielDorsey, Dan. B. Seharff, Jno. T. McClintock, Sam.Dnnlop, S. O. Sunderland, Thos.Damn, Francis D. Marriott, Geo. H. Mackenheimer, C. P. Sargeant, H. D. C.Dean, Wm. H. Shirburd, W. L. Mc Williams, J. F.Edelin, Philip E. Smith, K. B. Moncure, Chas. IIEdge, J. G. McGlone, Barney Sutherland, G.Forber, Marshall A. Morgan, Thos. Scott, Thos. H.Ford, Jas. E. Middleton, P^dvvard Tucker, Jno W.Field, Ed. W. Magruder, F)dward Thomas, S. S. McNeal, Chas. Thompson, Sam.Franklin, J. F.Freayer, Fred* McLaughlin, E. II. Tyler, Grafton, Jr. Mann, Chas. S.Fellins, J. W. May, W. H. Trimble, Jno D.Gardener, J. B. W. Mockabce, Joseph Thomas, J. R. Musgrove, Thos. Tolson, AlbertGardener, J. B.Glascock, J. E- Miller, H. 1). Wade, John R.Gale, Frank McCormick, V. M. Wootcn, Win. T.Gale, G. G. Mitchell, John Mudd, E. M. Winters, Harry S.(Mass, Rich. C. Nelson, Francis P\ Waters, Jas. F.German, M. P.Gnmby, Jno W. Neale, Chas. N. Wills, W. A.Gilpin, John Weems, Jas. N. Nelson, C. W. Worthington, EugeneGardner, A. Owens, Jas. W. Webb, Lewis S.Gorman, W. H. Pease, Charles Wilson, G. W.Gongh, J. H. Wilson, W. W.Garner, J. H. Wilson, WilliamGoldsboro, Chas. Wallack, R. Wingate, T. C. Williams, Thos. Willson, A. M. Yates, John R. Young, Alexander Battles and ^Actions of the First Maryland Artillery 1 ChickahoininyEvansport, Mechanics ville, Cedar Mountain, Gaines' Mills, 2nd Manassas,Malvern Hill, Harper's Ferry, 1st Cold Harbor, 2nd Cold Harbor, Sharpsburg,Md., Hamilton's Crossing, 1st Fredericksburg, 2nd Fredericksburg, Winchester,Mine Run, Gettysburg, Pa., Turkey Ridge, Petersburg-, White Sulphur Springs,Squirrel Level Road.



86 Souvenir Edition SECOND MARYLAND ARTILLERY. BAL TIMOR E L /(,// T.John B; BrockknborougH, Capt.Wiu.iam II. (ikii'i'iN, Capt.Win. B. Bean, 1st Lieut. John McNnlty, 1st Lieut.Jas. T. Wilhelm, 2d Lieut. J. W. Goodman, 2d Lieut.W. Wirt Robinson, 1st Sergt. J. H. Smith, Sergt.W. Y. Glenn, Sergt. William C. Dunn, Corp.George Poindexter, Sergt.John F. Hayden, Sergt. Patrick Kirby, Corp.John Bowers, Sergt.Andrew J. Byrne, Sergt. Lewis F. Talbott, Coqi. Wm. H. KendricK, Corp. Jas. O 'Grady, Coqi.A reus, Henry M, PR1VATKS. Knight, John Ruble, Adolphus-Banner, Chas Porner, Wm. King, Jas. A. Kernan, A.Bcrger, Jos. Perry, Win. S. Knight, L. W.Bean, J. A. •Bradley, Thos. J. Frederick, A. Knox, Wm. P.Burnett, Chester C. Kelly, Wm. Fletcher, S. D.Bunting, John FaucctL Jus. A. Lanier, Jas. B.Brockenborrough, W.Burgess, John Parr, P. A. Long, George E.Beanc, Martin Lynch, Jno. P. P'itzgcrald, R. R.Briscoe, R. C. Lucas, Wm. J. Grady, JamesBrown, W. H. Guvthcr, Jas. W. Long, K. J. Grubb, IP C. kegg, K. A.Barry, H. C. Green well, J. A. Leadenborne, P.Bukcy, C. P. Gatchcll, J. G. Ladd, N. K.C.'irr, Jno. C.Clans, Lewis Gegan, W. H. Mallard, Wm. (Gordon, W. J.Claiborne, C. H. McAviene, Chas. Gardner, K. P. McLord, MatthewClcal, Chas. Gibson, P. Maloney, JamesClot worthy, Geo. W. Gibson, K. Mettce, Chas. N.Cosgriu Jas. O. Hammett, Daniel Moth, K. , Hardy, Samuel Hammer, P. IP Mullin, C.X.Coffee, M.-.J. Harrington, S. W. J Hinnick, Marion Moran, Michael G.Charlotte, Geo. W. Hunter, Robert Monehan, Jas. Hurst, WilliamCampbell, Wm. Howard, William Marston, Plarry , Hynes, Edward Hottiuger, Moses Morrison, Jas. S.Chambers, John K- Hart, Win.Christy, G. W. Hickman, Joshua McCubbin.'R. W.Jr.Coleman, J. A.Cox, Geo. Holland, Albert McClernan, SamCox, W. H. II. Hands, WashingtonDempsey, Joseph Heron, A. Mattison, S. J.Davis, Joshua Irvin, Michael Irvin, John McAvoy, W. F.Davis, Wm. A. Israel, G. P. McKinzic, F. H.Duvall, W. R. Johnson, G. M. Marston, Fred Johnson, Thomas Mudd, Jno. T.Duncan, J. A. Jones WilliamDosenberg,.H. B. Jackson, II. J. Marshall, P. B. .Fdle, PI. J. Mentzcr, Saml.Ivvans, Chas. Martin, Geo.P^aruest, Thos. J.Parmer, James Malone, D.Fit&patrick, John D, McAlwee, Geo. W. Naylor, W. E.



Confederate Soldiers' Home. 87Ncal, Frank Richardson, W. Stump, Geo.Ncal, Henry Richardson, 11. vShccker, Wm. G.Oklson, W. II. C. Rogers, W. C. Sanner, Alex A.Owens, J. F. Robey, II. A. vStanbaugh, J. K,Paine, Wm. Sullivan, J. H. Rheim, J. J. Sullivan, J. D. IIPembroke, (jCO. Retinoids, John Thompson, F. M.Peake, C. Davis Raymond, C. C Tarr, WilliamPcr.cgoy, C. K. Richardson, Jr. Smith, II. C. Walter, John A.Pohlman, Chris Stay lor, G. W. Wilson, T. J.Pilert, Gfeo. Stout, Wm. Wood, W. H.Oninn, Wm. Shaffer, G. W. Warden, Wm.Roane, J.Robertson, George Smith, J. K. * Wales, J. C.Rcilly, JohnRoss, Anthony, Shaw, J. C. Whalen, W. P. Schcnbergcr, J-Robinson, G. S. Wheeler, AlbertRheim, \V. G. Smith, W. P. Watkius, X. W.Rienian, II. Stinson, R. J. Ward, T.Rncker, Will. Shuc, J. J. Welsh; MartinRichardson, G. W. Shock, W. A. Wisong, H.Richardson, T. J. Sharkey, S. Wallace, Wm. ' Shacffer, Adam Some of the Battles and Actions of tli2 Baltimore Light Artillery: Rappahannock, Front Royal, Winchester, Bolivar Heights, Fisher's Hill,Harrisonburg, Cross Keys, Gaines' Mills, Dispatch Station, Malvern Hill,2d Manassas, Harper's Ferry, Moorehcld. Sharpsburg, Kernstown, Carlisle(Pa. >, Gettysburg (Pa.), Hagerstown (Md.), Mine Run, Brandy Station, OldTown (Md.), Yellow Tavern, Martinsburg, PoolcsviUe (Md.), Maury town.THIRD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, Hknry B. Latrobk, Capt. John B. Rowan, Capt. Wftl. L, RlTTKR, Capt.Ferdinand O. Claiborne, 1st Lieut. T. D. Giles, Lieut.W. Thompson Patten, Lieut. J. W. Duncaster, Lieut.Holmes Krwin, Eicut. Thos. J. Rogers, Asst. Surg.Rufus McCeeny, 1st Sergt. G. W. Hancock, Corp.Jas. M. J. Buchanan, Sergt. T. H. Jones, Corp.Albert T. Emory, Sergt.John P. Hooper, Sergt. J. C. Pcndley, Corp.lv. H. Langley, Sergt. V. P. Herron, Corp.Joseph Lackey, Sergt. A. J. Davis, Corn.L. W. Frazier, Sergt. Wm. T. vSykes, Corp;J. W. Smith, Sergt. W. Pirkle, Corp.Wm. Fleming, Sergt. , B. Sanchez, Corp.Daniel Toomey, Sergt. Fd. Wynn, Corp.Benj. F. Weaver, Corp. M. L- Welsh, Corp.S. Ci. W. Gcrding, Corp. Jackson Simmons, Corp.Jos. F<dgar, Corp. S. R. Sheppard, Corp.Win. Fleming, Corp. Predk Geiger, Bugler.M: H. O'Connell, Corp. Nicholas Pirvers, BlacksmitlW. H. fvrwin, Corp. Patrick McCann, Artificer. W. B. P. Milk Jos. G. Pletchcr, Artificer. Farrier.



88 Souvenir Edition Hunter, J . P. Plerron, 11. C. Armstrong, Lewis I'RIVATKS. Herman, S. Aultnian, N. Anltman, S. bailey, W. 11. Helwig, P. Ash borne, A. R. DufTan, Henry Adams, J. II. Driscoll, James Holbrook, G. J. Byron, Timothy Downs, James Hoi brook, A. Berg, John Dwyer, Martin Barnes, Roht. B. Dove, W. S. Hammond, W. H. Bradford, Baldwin Davis, W. E. Blakcslic, Chas. E- Donohue, Edward Harris, G. W. Bell, Wm. Dooley, F. Hendry, W.- Davidson, E. Beverly, N. M. Hattawav, W., Sr. Brown, N. M. Davis, W.J. Brown, Q. W, Degan, Caspar Hattaway, r fr. Bushroug, J. A. Barrett, J. H. Ellicott, Chas. J. F. \\ ., Bradberv, L. S. Elder, Henry Harvey, W. Bird well\", 1). J. Eaton, J. H. Edwards, F. K. Heineman, H. Bailey, F. M. Bridges, W. Pearly, Thos. Hunter, W. Beasley, 1). Ford, Jas. W. Ishani, J. H. Jones, S. Blackburn, Wm. Fletcher, J. G. - Jones, W. P'oley, John Butler, H. G. Fowler, E. C. Johnson, G. W. Buckncr, W. Brown, A. II. P'lcner, A. Jackson, (). Benton, John ' luilkerson, J. K. P. Johnson, S. Bennett, Wm. B. P'owler, A. J. Jones, Geo. Beasley, Joseph Filmer, F. Burton, Mich. Foley, D. Johnson, Stephen Bowler. Thos. Crangle, Robert Flowers, W. H. Johnson, J. W. Connor, Alexander Johnson, D. W. Falk, vS. Caulk, Wm. IF Jones, W. J. W. Farmer, Thos Carrill, John Gordon, Henry Jones, C. A. Clark, Thos. B. Gordrian, Antony Cook, Chas. Jordan, B. Curran, John WGates, Jackson, C. (J. Carr, Patrick Ganst, B. Kelly, Peter. Cox, James Garrett, W. A. H. Cosson, J. S. Kobnrg, Chas. Gray, J. A. Cotter, J. J. Gongh, Jas. Kcrby, Jos. A. Gorman, P. Cary, G. W. Kelly, John C rider, W. R. Gugcnhcimer Cox, A. g. Kenn, Edward Camp, G. W. Gordrian, S. Kitzmillcr, H. Carberry, Patrick Glover, W. H. Gordon, H. Kerns, G. A. Cannon, J. G. Clark, IV H. Gates, L. R. Kimble, W. II. Clark, Chas. Griffin, B. W. Kirklaud, J. T. Chafin, vS. Golden, H. F. King, W. K. Chcasham, J. Golden, W. Hail, Francis Kelly, P. Crozart, J. A. Hogan, James Crowley, M. Harman, Victor Pove, Wm. Hinton, Nich. J. Connor, James Herman, Solomon Light, J. Cousins, J. H. Craig, Ed. Hawley, G. W. Pindsey, S. J. Powry, F. M. Chescr, G. S. Hurley, C. Hughes, J. O. Patau, J. N. Calloway, W. A. Hylton. S. Lynch, D. Delaney, Francis Ham, James Lewis, M. Duvall, Chas. Hoffman, J. H. Pee, A. Harvey, J. C. Lawless, W. Hervey, W. Miller, Charles H olden, J. . . Mack, Thomas Hutton, vS. Miller, George Morgan, Francis Metton, Sam'l. Mackin, James McMahon, Jno C. McMahon, Hugh McKissick, J. J. McCully, W. ; McGuire, J. Mann, S.



CONFEDEKATE Sor.DIERS' HOME. 89Melton, W. Price, Cha Simpson, G.Montcith, G. W.McMillan, W. W'erry Sullivan, John, No. 2 Smith, PilarisMoses, J. Powell, H. B'.Melson, S. Parker, J. B. Smith, Thomas Stansbury, JohnMitchell, Geo. Parker, Wm. Shea, Timothy Smith, J. W.Milton, Jno Powell, W. B.McDonald, Tlios. Ouiulin, Edward Smith, J. T. Ray, M. Smith, M.McCarthy, J as. Reynolds, W.McMahon, C. Tilyea, JohnMiller, Thadcus Reynolds, I). Tyson, RichardMelson, W.Myers, H. Rogers, W. Tyler, C.McGovern, J.Miller, Thos. Rodrigues, Francisco Tinley, J.Monteith, M.Mark am, J. Rennolds, W. Tomkins, K. A.Martin, J. G. Ryan, M. Thornton, F)d. N.Markev, M.McNab, A. Rogers, J. P. Taylor, J. Roland, D. P. Tat ton, T.McKehan, W.Mc Water, J. D. Robinson, \V. A. Tomlinson, T. M.Minter, W. Turner, J.. A. Robertson, J. A. G. Thomas, Geo. II.Maroney, Z. T. Robinson, Chas. Usery, D.Napoleon, Louis Stansbury, Jno I«.«Newton, S. M. Welsh, DanielNewton, F. M. ' St. Clair, Albert L- .Nichols, J. P. Smith, James Willson, Thomas Simns, Willis R. .Newton, J. W. Short, James Sullivan, John, No. i Wilkins, Jno D.Owings, Joshua Stone, J. W. Wilson, Jno S.O'Hanlon, J. Wilson, JamesO' Brian, J. Stone, A.O' Shields, J. P. Wells, F.O'Neil, G. \V. Stunt, R. Wills, J. P.Oliver, J. P. Singer, G.O'Neil, D. P. Whalcn, J. Sullivan, AndrewOwcusbery, G. Schwan, Francis Wills, W. Stewart, H. S. Wade, A. P.Price, David Wilson, W. Smith, J. S. Woodward, J.Perry, Sain. II. Shipley, G. R. Sailor, M. Ware, R.Powers, Nicholas Savell, Thomas S. Wilson, J. J.Preston, John Weaver, JohnPurdie, Win. E. Sajnms, R. J. Wills, A.Parkenson, J. S. Scales, J. S. Wells, W. vSnipcs, R. WakehcldPeterson, N. Spreugling, P. Watkius,. F.Pne, R. P. Simmons, J. Worall, W.Powell, J. J. Silver, S. M. Wooten, Jos.Parnill, T. A. Seawright, W. I # . Whiteing, Jas. Silas, D. Williams, Thomas South, F. Young, H. P. Zimmerman, J. .Smith, Francis The Third Maryland Artillery was mustered into the service of the Con-federate States January 14th, 1862, at Richmond, Va. Immediately sent toKnoxville, Tenn. Served under Gen. E. Kirby Smith in the Campaigns inTennessee and Kentucky, being the advance battery from Lexington, Ky., towithin three and a half miles of Covington. After the retreat from Kentucky,was sent to Vicksburg under Gen. Stevenson, one section commanded by Lieut.W. T. Patten manned the guns of the Ram Queen of the West, when theIndianola was captured. All except four were lost, when the Queen was burned,one detachment underj Lieut. Wm. L. Ritter, served under Col. G. W. Fergusonon Deer Creek, during which time it assisted in capturing a large Inderal trans-port. It afterwards served under Gen. Johnston in the battle before Jackson,











































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