Robeson-Statewide County NcArchives Military Records.....Regiment, 51st 1864
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FOR THE OBSERVER.

HEADQUARTERS 51ST REG’T N. C. T.,               }
In the Field near Petersburg, Va., May 21, 1864.}

   Please to publish the within list for the information of the friends of the 
gallant ment who have fallen in the past few days.

   Our line of works are in sight of those of the enemy and both sides are 
hard at work.  All quiet to-day.  We have the enemy hemmed in and his only 
chance of escape is by water.  I think the fighting here is about over.

List of Casualties in the Regiment from May 17th to the 22d in skirmishing 
with the enemy

   A --- Killed:  Private P Lewis.

   B --- Wounded --- Private C M Stricklan, seriously.

   D --- Killed:  Private Jas R Cameron  Wounded: Private J M Council,
         severely, H Hardin, H Green, G Graham, E S Davis, S McMercer, 
         R F Little, slightly.

   E --- Wounded:  J Bullock, J Lane, W McCormick, slightly.

   F --- Wounded: George Woodward, slightly; J Musselwhite, seriously.

   G --- Wounded:  J Woodard, W Jernigan, W Cartright, slightly.

   H --- Wounded:  M Cartright, D D Clark, seriously.

   I --- Killed:  Henry Williams, Jno H Taylor   Wounded: D Autry, 
         D W Brock, seriously.

Killed 4, wounded 21   All the wounded have been sent to N C 
         Hospital at Petersburg, Va.

                                  H. McKETHAN, Col. 51st.

Source: Fayetteville Observer semi-weekly-05/26/1864

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