Statewide County NcArchives Obituaries.....Soldiers, Death Of 1864
************************************************
Copyright.  All rights reserved.
http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm
http://www.usgwarchives.net/nc/ncfiles.htm
************************************************

File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by:
Sam West sam.west.1@gmail.com January 5, 2013, 11:06 am

Fayetteville Observer-sw-02/15/1864
LIST OF NORTH CAROLINA OFFICERS AND MEN who died at Martinsburg, Va, both in 
Hospital and private quarters, from June 17th, to September 19, ’63.

   Jas Fleming, Co E, 43d Reg’t, typhoid fever, June 18; R H Robinson, A, 
30th, typhoid pneumonia, June 18th; B T Stewart, A, 45th, typhoid fever, June 
19th; Calvin Moore, C, 43d, dysentery, June 29; J H Westbrook, G, 2d, typhoid 
fever, June 2?; A E Millsway, B 45th, typhoid fever, July 2; R L Beaman, G, 
4th, typhoid pneumonia, July 6; W H Spece, H, 5th Cav, gangrene, July 15; Capt 
Hughs, A A G, Pettigrew’s Brigade, wound, July 16; H Watkins, E, 47th, fever, 
July 17; A F Taylor, B, 32d, typhoid fever, July 28; Nathan Barrington, F, 2d, 
wounds, July 21; Adjt H C Lucas, 11th, wounds, July 24; Col J H Morehead, 
45th, typhoid fever, July 3; Rufus Irvin, Happy Home P O, Burke, N. C. 26th, 
died in country, July 16; A Patterson, D, 53d, typhois fever, Sept.

   It will doubtless be highly gratifying to the friends and relatives of 
these devoted soldiers, whom the fortunes of was have slain, far from home, in 
the enemy’s lines, to know they died not neglected and despised.  The elegant 
and heroic matrons and maidens of Martinsburg --- with noble sympathetic hears 
and willing hands --- ministered as “Angels” to their want.  Many were kindly 
nursed in private families; whilst those in the Hospitals were by no means 
neglected.  All were neatly buried in Episcopal and Green Hill Cemeteries, and 
their last resting place plainly marked.  The devoted ladies of Martinsburg 
watch over their graves with jealous eyes and often visit and strew them with 
flowers in token of their undying devotion to our cause.  All praise to the 
generous, self-sacrificing and devoted ladies of Martinsburg, Va.    ALPHA.


File at: http://files.usgwarchives.net/nc/statewide/obits/s/soldiers3090gob.txt

This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/ncfiles/

File size: 2.3 Kb