Lenoir County NcArchives News.....Gatlin, Colonel of the N. C. Regiment 
December 31, 1846
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Charlotte Journal 
December 31, 1846

COLONEL OF THE NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT

The Editor of the Fayetteville Observer says: We learn that the gallant 
CAPT. GATLIN, of the Army, now in Raleigh, will probably be appointed Colonel 
of the North Carolina Regiment of Volunteers. CAPT GATLIN is a native of 
Kinston, Lenoir County, N. C., and distinguished himself at the battle of 
Monterey. This is considered a good appointment.


The Charlotte News
29 Dec 1893

The Newbern Journal says that Gen. R.C. Gatling, who succeeded the late
Governor Fowle as adjutant general of this State in 1863, is now living at
Fort Smith, Arkansas. He is now 86 years of age. One of his daughters is
now a student at St. Mary's School at Raleigh. Gen. Gatling is a grandson
of Governor Richard Caswell. He graduated at West Point in the class with
Gen. Robert E. Lee, and left the United States army in 1861.

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