Cumberland-Edgecombe-Forsyth County NcArchives Military Records.....Soldiers, Death Of 1861
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DEATH OF SOLDIERS.

At Camp Bee, Va., on the 19th inst., private Wm. Qualls, of Co. D, N. C. State 
Troops.

Mr. Lauchlin Davis, from Rockfish, Cumberland county, a member of Capt. 
Mallett's Co., 3d Reg't State Troops, died recently at Camp Howe, near 
Fredericksburg, Va.

The name of private Bishop, in our last, should have been Edwin Forrest 
Bishop.  He was in the 17th year of his age.
 
Near Fredericksburg, Va., on the 23d, private Littleton, of Co. C, N. C. State 
Troops.

At Yorktown,Duncan Moore, son of the late A. D. Moore of Wilmington, a private 
in Capt. Ashe's Chapel Hill Co. 1st Regiment.

At Fort Macon, Jame P. Davis, of the Fuilford Grays.

Lewis Reich and Owen Transu, privates in Captain Miller's Company from 
Forsyth, died recently.  And James A Lovell, of the 1th Regiment.

At Manassas, on the 24th inst., A. H. Rowzee, of Salisbury, of the Rowan Rifle 
Guards.

At Yorktown, on the 19th, Jesse D. Knight, aged 22, and on the 20th, Benj. 
Batts, aged 18, of the Edgecombe Guards.

Near Suffolk, Va., on the 15th inst., private J. York, of Capt. Settle's 
Company from Rockingham county.

Source:  Fayetteville Observer,sw-09/30/1861


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