Orange County VA - Civil War History - Part 2

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Hardesty’s Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia (Illustrated), 1884,
Special VA Edition, R. A. Brock, H. H. Hardesty & CO, NY, Richmond,
Chicago, and Toledo.



Orange CO Rangers, CO I, 6th VA Cavalry

Captain, Gustavius J. BROWNING, resigned 1862.
First lieutenant, William H. WALKER, resigned 1862.
Second lieutenant, John a. ROBERTS, resigned 1862.
Third lieutenant, John s. SALE, resigned 1862.
First sergeant, John w. WOOLFOLK, promoted lieutenant; wounded 1863 at
Gettysburg; 1864 in the VA Valley.
Second sergeant, William J. MORTON, promoted captain; killed 1863 at
Newtown.
Third sergeant, Robert M. TERRILL
Fourth sergeant, William H. ANDREWS, promoted lieutenant.
First corporal, James ROACH
Second corporal, John MALLORY
Third corporal, William J. STONE
Fourth corporal, John J. COOPER.
Corporal, John PARTLON, wounded 1865 at Five Forks.
Corporal William LUCK
Bugler, Henry P. CHILDRESS.
ADAMS, John Q., wounded 1862 at Cedar Mt.
ALMOND, Thomas J. Wounded 1864 at Berryville.
ALMOND, Liston V.
BONNIE, William L.
BAXTER, George, promoted captain; killed 1863 at Ft. Royal.
BAKER, Joseph H., wounded 1863 at Brandy Station; died 1863
BARTLEY, Walker, enlisted 1862
BARTLEY, Henry, enlisted 1863.
BROWN, James W.
BROWN, Charles J., enlisted March 1862; promoted lieutenant; killed at
Brandy Station.
BROWN, James.
BROWN, James, enlisted 1863.
BROWN, John, enlisted 1863; captured Winchester; held at Point Lookout.
BURRESS, Thomas, enlisted 1862; killed June 1863 at Brandy Station.
BURRESS, William L.
BURRESS, John, enlisted 1862; wounded 1863 at Woodstock.
BURRUSS, John W., enlisted March 1, 1863; wounded October 19, 1864, at
Strasburg.
BRIGHTWELL, Dabney, discharged 1862.
BROCKMAN, Alfred, enlisted 1863; wounded 1863 accidentally.
BOND, Joseph
BILLINGSBY, J. D, enlisted 1863.
BICKERS, John W., wouded 1864 at Cold Harbor.
BLEDSOE, Moses g., enlisted 1862; wounded 1863 at Upperville; 1864 at
Trevilyan (sic).
BLEDSOE, Jesse, enlisted 1863; died 1864.
CRAWFORD, Magnus, enlisted 1862.
CRAWFORD, James, captured 1862 at Winchester, escaped.
CHEWNING, George W., enlisted 1862.
CARSON, Thomas S.
CARSON, Thomas J, captured 1862 at Orange CH; held at Washington
CURTIS, T. C.
C_____, H. A., enlisted 1862.
C_____, J. W., enlisted 1862; wounded 1863 in VA Valley.
CHILDRESS, William E.
CHILDRESS, Henry
CRAVEN, Charles
COWHEAD, Frank, enlisted 1862.
CLARK, Stokely T., died 1862.
COLEMAN, George W.
COOPER, William
COOPER, Alfred.
COOPER, Alex. H.
COOPER, John J.
CANNADY, James D., wounded 1863 at Gettysburg; 1864 at Spotsylvania CH.
CANNADY, Thomas
CANNADY, Adolphus
CROWLEY, A. g., discharged 1862.
COWLEY, Adam J.
COLLIS, William S.
CAREN, Charles M.
CORBELL, Samuel V., discharged 1862.
CARTLEY, ___, discharged 1862.
DUREN, John C.
DURRETT, Richard
DURRETT, William, enlisted 1863.
DUNN, John W., enlisted 1862; killed June 1863 at Brandy Station.
DOWNER, William W., enlisted 1863, captured 1863 at Winchester; held at
Point Lookout.
ELLIS, John, enlisted 1862; wounded 1863 at Woodstock.
ELLIS, W., enlisted 1862.
ELLIS, William t., enlisted April 1864.
ELLIS, John E., enlisted May 1864.
FOSTER, Mac., enlisted 1862; died 1863.
FAULKNER, Thomas
FAULKNER, Absalom.
FAULKNER, John
GARDNER, A. H.
GARDNER, James
GORDON, Ed, enlisted; wounded 1864 at Trevilyan.
GARTH, Lewis L, died 1861
GILBERT, John E.
HARE, Jefferson
HURT, Malcolm.
HALSEY, J. J., promoted color sergeant and captain.
HARTLEY, Thomas J.
HART, Robert, detailed to another company 1862.
HANSFORD, William a., wounded 1864 at Cold Harbor.
HOPKINS,  Zebulon.
HUGHES,  Richard, enlisted 1862; captured 1863 at Winchester; held at
Point Lookout; died 1863 in prison.
HUGHES, Jeff, discharged 1863; re-enlisted October 1863; CO A, 13th VA
Infantry.
JACKSON, P. M., enlisted August 10, 1864.
JONES, M. A., discharged 1862.
JONES, Luther M., discharged 1862.
JOHNSON, J. M. ,enlisted 1862; wounded 1863 at Gettysburg.
JOHNSON, John, enlisted 1862.
KUBE, Lewis, wounded 1863 at Stevensburg.
LANCASTER, Richard
LUCK, Robert
LUCK, William; enlisted 1862; promoted corporal.
LEE, Lafayette
MILLS, Alex. H., discharged 1862.
MANN<J. t., enlisted 1862; promoted lieutenant; killed June 1863 at
Brandy Station.
MALLORY, John
MALLORY, William M. wounded 1863 in VA valley.
MALLORY, Robert
MASON, Horatio P., discharged 1862.
McCULLOCK, Robet S., wounded 1863 at Gettysburg.
MCCLAREN, Robert
McCORD, Henry, enlisted 1863; died 1863.
MARTIN, Robert
MARTIN, Thomas j, discharged 1862.
MARTIN< R. M., re-enlisted 1863; CO B, 1st VA Infantry, Kemper’s
Brigade, Pickett’s Division.
MASSEY, Thomas enlisted 1862; discharged 1862.
PARTLON, John M.
PROCTOR, Orlando
PROCTOR, Walter R., killed 1864 at Middleboro.
PROCTOR, Oswald
PROCTOR, Austin
PROCTOR, Marcellus
PANNELL, Baldwin, enlisted 1862; discharged 1863.
PORTER, Marcellus
QUARLES, Henry, killed 1865 near Richmond.
QUISENBERRY, Benjamin, enlisted April 1862; wounded April 2, 1865, at
Namberzine Creek.
QUISENBERRY, Daniel, enlisted 1862.
ROWE, George E. W., enlisted 1862; promoted sergeant.
ROWE, W. W.. promoted surgeon.
ROWE, John S., enlisted April 1862; promoted captain; discharged October
1862.
RHODES, A., promoted corporal.
RHODES, Achilles
ROWE, Elhammon w.
REYNOLDS, Vivian S.
REYNOLDS, John W., wounded 1863 the Valley; died 1863.
REYNOLDS, Joseph b, wounded 1862 at Culpeper; killed 1864 in the Valley.
RICHARDS, George W.
RAWKINGS, R. H., enlisted 1862; wounded 1863 at Brandy Station; 1864 at
Brandy Station and Cold Harbor.
ROACH, James, promoted second lieutenant; discharged 1863.
STUBLEFIELD, Champ, enlisted 1862
STUBBS, Richard, died 1864.
STUBBS, Jesse E.
SANDERS, John R, enlisted 1862.
SANDERS, William P., enlisted April 1863.
SANDERS, Preston, enlisted 1862.
SISSON, Welford, enlisted 1862.
SISSON, Elhanon, enlisted 1863.
SISSON, Abner, promoted 3rd lieutenant; discharged 1863.
TINDER, Edgar A.
TINDER, Thomas R., enlisted 1862.
TINDER, Alonzo, enlisted 1862.
TINDER, Amos, enlisted 1862.
THOMPSON, Charles H., killed 1864 at Trevilyan.
THOMPSON, John R., enlisted 1862; wounded 1863 at Brandy Station.
THOMPSON, Luther, enlisted 1862.
THOMPSON, James B.
THOMPSON,  Reuben, died 1864.
TINSLEY, H. E., enlisted 1864.
TANNER, George W., enlisted 1863.
WATSON, Walter, enlisted 1862.
WREN, Marshall, died 1862.
WRIGHT, Edwin J., wounded
WRIGHT, George W., enlisted April 1862; promoted orderly sergeant;
wounded July 9, 1862, near Brandy Station.
WRIGHT, E. J., enlisted 1862.
WRIGHT, George, enlisted 1863; sergeant; sergeant; wounded August 1863;
wounded August 1863, at Stevensburg, discharged 1863.
WOODVILLE, George C., enlisted 1862; wounded 1864 in the Valley.
WOODVILLE, Ed. S., enlisted 1862.
WOODVILLE, George, enlisted 1862.
WILLIS, James A., enlisted 1862.
WILLIS, William, enlisted 1862; promoted lieutenant.
WILLIS, Eugene, enlisted 1862.
WILLIS, Marion G., enlisted 1863; wounded 1864 at Summit Pt., MD.
WHITE, James H., promoted first lieutenant.
YOUNG, William, enlisted 1863.
YOUNG, John R., enlisted 1862.

Company F, 1st VA Reserves, Under Command of Colonel R. F. W.
Duke-Enlisted 1864

CLARK, Franklin W.
COLEMAN, Frazier
GENTRY, Charles H.
GROSTY, J. T.
KUBE, John B.
PRIEST, A. G.
NEWMAN, S. M., promoted first sergeant; captured 1865, at High Bridge;
held at Point Lookout.
SISSON, Jackson.
TERRILL, John, detailed as farmer; pilot for Gen. Jackson and Hood
through Orange & Spotsylvania C.H.
WILLIS, Benjamin, killed accidentally in NC in 1864.

Miscellaneous Service

ANDERSON, James J., enlisted May 1861; 16th Infantry, Longstreet’s
Brigade, Mahone’s Division; promoted first lieutenant; captured
September 1862, at Sharpsburg; held at Ft. Delaware; disbanded 1863.
BALLARD, Winfield, enlisted April 1862; artillery.
BANKHEAD, C. L., enlisted July 18, 1861; CO E, 13th VA Infantry, Elzy’s
Brigade, Johnson’s Division.
BLEDSOE, W. J., enlisted 1863; CO E, 7th SC Infantry, Kershaw’s Brigade,
McLaw’s Division.
BRIDWELL, O. H., enlisted march 1, 1862; Curtis’ Battery, Rhodes’
Battalion VA Light Artillery; wounded and captured May 12, 1864,
Spotsylvania CH; held at Ft. Delaware; discharged June 7, 1865.
BRIDWELL, William t., enlisted March 10, 1864; 8th Battalion VA Light
Artillery, pegram’s Brigade, Hill’s Division.
BOND, Joseph W., enlisted April 1861; 6th VA Cavalry.
BOWLER, G. W., enlisted 1862; CO I, 1st VA Infantry; Kemper’s Brigade,
Pickett’s Divsion; wounded 1864 at Howlett House; captured 1865, at five
Forks; held at Pt. Lookout.
BRITTAN, William A., enlisted June 1861; CO H, 33rd VA Infantry
BROWN, James S., enlisted April 1861; CO H, 33rd VA Infantry, Jackson’s
Brigade, Johnson’s Division; wounded March 23, ’62 near Winchester
BROWN, Robert A., enlisted 1862; 4th VA Black Horse, Wickham’s Brigade;
captured March 4, 1864, at Culpeper; held at Washington and Fort
Delaware; discharged June 25, 1865.
BROOKING, James M., enlisted 1864; CO E, 13th VA Cavalry, Wickham’s
Brigade, Fitz Lee’s division; wounded 1864, at Beaver Dam.
BROOKING, John M., enlisted 1863; CO E, 13th VA cavalry, Wickham’s
Brigade, Fitz Lee’s Divsion; wounded 1864, at Mount Jackson, died 1864.
BURGESS, W. W., enlisted July 4, 1861; CO K, 1st Cavalry, Wickham’s
Brigade, Fitz Lee’s Divsion; promoted first sergeant; captured August
1864; near Romney; held at Camp Chase.
CARPENTErR Peter J., enlisted April 1861; CO I, 13th VA Infantry,
Walker’s Brigade, Ewell’s Division, killed 1862, at Manassas.
CHEWNING, Walter A., enlisted 1861; CO A, 7th VA Infantry, Kemper’s
Brigade, Pickett’s Divsiion; died 1862.
CHRISTMAS, J. W., enlisted May 22, 1861; CO C, Woolfoolk’s Battery;
captured July 11, 1864, at Trevilyan; retaken.
CLARK, John W., enlisted April 30, 1862; O. B. Taylor’s Battery E.,
Longstreet’s corps, Alexander’s Battalion of Artillery; wounded June 28,
1862, at Sailor’s Creek; held at Point Lookout.
CLARK, William S., enlisted 1863 CO H, 2nd VA Cavalry, fitz Lee’s
Brigade, Stuart’s Divisio;n wounded 1864 at Wilderness.
CONWAY, Charles C. MD, enlisted April 13, 1861; CO A, 7th VA Infantry,
Kemper’s Brigade, Pickett’s Division; wounded and captured July 3, 1863,
at Gettysburg; held at hospital in Baltimore; was exchanged; joined his
regiment; captured April 6, 1865, at Sailors Creek; held at Point
Lookout; discharged June 10, 1865.
COWHEAD, E. F., enlisted April 17, 1861; COH, 4th VA Cavalry, Wickham’s
Brigade, J. E. Johnston’s Division.
DADE, Albert G, enlisted 1961; CO C, 9th VA Cavalry, Fitz Lee’s Brigade,
Stuart’s Division; second lieutenant; promoted Major on Gen Lee’s staff.
DANIEL, Wm. T., Jr., enlisted Nov. 10, 1864; courier for General Lee;
died August 1879.
DAVIS, James L., enlisted 1863; CO E, 9th VA Cavalry.
DAVIS, John, enlisted 1862; CO E, Alexander’s Battalion Artillery; died
1862.
DAVIS, Richard, enlisted 1861; CO E, Alexander’s Battalion Artillery.
DAVIS, Thomas W., enlisted 1861; Pannill’s CO, Wise’s Legion;lieut; died
october 1862.
DECKER, Marshall E., enlisted March 1862; CO E, 9th VA Cavalry W. H. F.
Lee’s Brigade.
DONALD, R. Z., enlisted 1861; CO A, 4th VA Cavalry, Fitz Lee’s Brigade,
Stuart’s Division; sgt; wounded 1862 at 7 Pines; wounded and captured
1863 at Gettysburg; held at Ft. Delaware.
EDDINGS, H. C., enlisted 1862; CO A, 1st VA Artillery; drill-master;
killed 1863 at Gettysburg.
ELLIS, James H., enlisted June 1861; CO I, 5th VA Cavalry, Stuart’s
Brigade, Ross’s Division.
ELLIS, R. S., Jr, enlisted May 1861; CO C, 56th VA Infantry, Hunton’s
Brigade, Pickett’s Division; lieutenant; promoted captain; killed July
3, 1863, at Gettysburg.
ESTES, Fountain, enlisted December 1863; CO A, 39th VA Cavalry, Early’s
Brigade.
FAULCONER, James W., enlisted September 23, 1864; in government service
at the Walford furnace, Spotsylvania CO, VA; went to Richmond, served in
the field and as guard at Libby prison.
FITZHUGH, F. C., enlisted 1861; Cutshaw’s Battalion, Carrington’s
Artillery wounded 1863 at Chancellorsville.
FOSTER, P. T., enlisted 1863; CO E, 7th VA Cavalry, Beal’s Brigade,
Lee’s Division.
FRANK, Louis, enlisted 1862; Fry’s Artillery; bugler.
FRAZER, Robert, enlisted 1861; CO A, Rockbridge Artillery, Early’s
Brigade, Jackson’s Division; wounded at Fredericksburg; discharged for
disability.
FRAZER, Robert, enlisted 1861; Rockbridge Artillery, Jackson’s Brigade;
wounded December 19, 1862, at Kernstown; discharged December 19, 1862.
FRAZER, John, enlisted February 1862; Fry’s Battery; discharged march
1863.
FRY, Charles A., enlisted 1861; first lieutenant; promoted captain of
artillery.
FRY, Luther C., enlisted 1861.
FRY, Thomas S., enlisted 1861; promoted captain of infantry; wounded
1863.
GARTON, James H., enlisted 1863; CO H, 38th VA Infantry, Armstead’s
Brigade, Pckett’s Division; wounded and captured at Gettysburg, 1863;
held at Baltimore.
GENTRY, J. R., enlisted April 17, 1861; CO C, 13th VA Infantry, Harper’s
Brigade, J. E. Johnston’s Division; discharged June 1862.
GORDON, Thomas C., enlisted 1861; CO D, 30th VA Infantry, Corse’s
Brigade, Pickett’s Division; promoted sgt; wounded 1862 at Sharpsburg.
GRASTY, George L., enlisted April 1862; CO F, 35th Battalion Cavalry,
Rosser’s Division; orderly sgt; promoted 2nd lieutenant, wounded at
Sharpsburg.
GRAVES, James E., assigned to conscript duty.
GRAVES, Richard P., enlisted April 1862; artillery, Anderson’s Brigade,
Jones’ Division; captatin.
GRYMES, Dr. William S., enlisted April 17, 1861; 13th VA Infatnry;
Elzy’s Brigade, Johnston’s division; surgeon; refused promotion.
HATCHER, Hilary, enlisted September 1, 1863; 65th VA Infantry; Mahone’s
Brigade, A. P. Hill’s Division; chaplain.
HATCH, Thomas J., enlisted October 1862; 3rd VA Local Defense Troops;
served in the treasury dept. at Richmond during the War.
HENDICKS, C. P.,, enlisted 1863; Independent CO, Forrest’s command;
captain.
HENKEL, John F., enlisted 1861; CO C, 4th VA Cavalry, Fitz lee’s
Brigade, Stuart’s Division; promoted lieutenant; killed 1864 at
Spotsylvania CH.
HERRING, Fred S., enlisted 1861; CO E, 9th VA Cavalry, Beal’s Brigade,
Lee’s Division; wounded 1862 at Old Church.
HIGGINS, George W., enlisted march 17, 1861; 5th VA Light Artillery,
Carteer’s Brigade, D. H. Hill’s Division; first corporal.
HOLLIDAY, Henry T.., enlisted March 25, 1862; assigned to
quartermaster’s department, Early’s Division; ; captain; captured
October 1, 1864, at MD; held at Point Lookout.
HOLLIDAY, William A., enlisted May 20, 1864; CO E, 49th VA Infantry;
Elzy’s Brigade, Early’s Division.
HOPKINS, Marshall, enlisted May 1862; CO I, 8th VA Infantry, Hunton’s
Brigade, Pickett’s Division.
HOPKINS, Zeb. M., enlisted April 1861; 6th VA Cavalry, Stuart’s Brigade;
wounded April 5, 1865, at High Bridge.
JERDONE, Frank, enlisted March 17, 1864; CO D, 3rd VA Cavalry, Wickham’s
Brigade, Fitz Lee’s Division.
JOHNS, James F., enlisted 1862; CO G, 23rd VA Infantry, Taliaferro’s
Brigade, wounded at McDowell & Winchester.
JOHNS, W. C., enlisted 1864; CO H, 2nd VA Infantry, Walker’s Brigade,
Pickett’s Division.
JOHNSON, B. P., enlisted 1861; French’s CO, White’s Battalion, Rosser’s
Brigade, Lomax’s Division.
JONES, B. F. enlisted October 12, 1861, CO K, 7th VA Infantry, Hunton’s
Brigade, Pickett’s Division; captured April 5, 1865, at Five Forks; held
at Point Lookout; discharged June 28, 1865.
JONES, James.
JONES, Jesse, enlisted April 20, 1861; CO C, 4th VA Cavalry, Wickham’s
Brigade, Fitz Lee’s Division; 3rd sgt.
JONES, Philip B., Jr, enlisted April 1861; CO F, 21st VA Infantry,
Gillam’s Brigade, Loring’s Division; Sept 1861; promoted aide-de-camp to
Gen. D. R. Jones; serving till the death of the Gen; then appt.
quartermaster of Haskell’s Battalion of Artillery.
JONES, Thomas S., enlisted 1864; 3rd Richmond Howitzers; wounded 1864;
at New market, VA.
KITE, William H., enlisted 1864; 17th VA Reserves.
LEE, A., enlisted 1864; surgeon; Duke’s VA Reserves.
LEE, William H. enlisted October 1864; 1st VA Reserves; wounded March 3,
1865, at Ft. Harrison.
MALLORY, John, enlisted May 1861; 6th VA Cavalry.
MARSHALL, F. Lewis, enlisted 1861: CO H, 6th VA Cavalry, Fitz Lee’s
Brigde, Stuart’s Div; first sgt; promoted first lieut. Of artillery.
MARTIN, W. H., enlisted May 1864; CO I, __ VA Infatnry, Huffman’s
Division.
MASON, C. R., enlisted March 1862; CO G, 5th VA CavalryWickham’s
Brigade, Fitz Lee’s Div; promoted sgt.
MASON, R. R., enlisted 1863: CO A, 1st MD Cavalry, Johnson’s Brigade;
promoted forage master.
MATTHEWS, Drury C., enlisted 1862; CO C, 13th VA Infantry; wounded and
captured at Hatchers Run, Feb. 6, 1865; held at Point Lookout.
MATTHEWS, John H., enlisted 1862; 56th VA Infantry, Pickett’s Brigade,
killed at Gettysburg.
McCALLISTER, Richard, enlisted 1861; CO H, 57th VA Infantry; captured
1865 at Richmond; held at Newport News.
McCLARY, J. T. enlisted March 17, 1862; Capt. Fry’s Battery, Carter’s
Battalion.
McGHEE, Andrew J., enlisted April 1862; CO G, 23rd VA Infantry; Stuart’s
Brigade, Johnston’s Division.
McMURRAN, E. M., enlisted May 1861; 21st NC. Ewell’s Brigade, Early’s
Division; assist. Surgeon; promoted to signal service.
MERTON, James W., enlisted 1862; CO K, 2nd VA Cavalry, Fitz Lee’s
Brigade, Stuart’s Division; wounded 1864 at Spotsylvania C. H.
MORTON, George W, enlisted April 17, 1861; CO A, 39th VA Cavalry,
Early’s Brigade, died 1868.
NEWMAN, C. S., enlisted 1861; Crawford’s TN Infantry; drill-master;
promoted lieut.; capturd 1863 at Big Black River; held at Johnson’s
Island.
NEWMAN, George S., enlisted 1861; 1st VA Artillery; surgeon.
NEWMAN, James F., enlisted Nov. 17, 1861; 5th VA Light Artillery,
Carter’s Battery, d. H. Hill’s Div.
PANNILL, George W., enlisted Dec. 20, 1864; bodyguard and courier for
Gen. R. E. Lee.
PANNILL, John B., enlisted Oct. 4, 1862; CO C, 39th VA Cavalry.
PARNILL, George, enlisted 1861; Orange CO Minute Men, Wise’s Legion;
promoted captain, commissary; captured 1862 at Columbia, VA; paroled.
PARKER, George S., enlisted 1862; CO B, 1st MD Cavalry, Fitz Lee’s
Brigade, Stuart’s Division; wounded 64 at Chickahominy; captured 1864;
held at Pt. Lookout.
PAYNE, Charles, enlisted 1861; 8th SC Infantry; wagon maaster;
discharged 1862.
PHILLIPS, Richard, enlisted June 1861; Stribling’s Artillery; killed
1864 in NC.
POWELL, Charles G, enlisted 1863; CO A, 36th VA Battalion Cavalry,
Rosser’s Brigade, Lomax’s Divsion; wounded 1863 @ Point Rocks, MD;
captured 1863 at Leesburg; held at Ft. Delaware & Camp Chase.
PRIEST, A. Tellons, enlisted April 30, 1862; Taylor’s Battery e.,
Alexanders’ Battalion Artillery wounded May 24, 1864, at Hanover
Junction; captured April 6, 1865, at Hanover Junction; held at Pt.
Lookout; discharged June 20, 1865.
PROCTOR, Orlando, enlisted 1862; 6th VA Cavalry.
QUISENBERRY, Benjamin, enlisted April 1861; 7th VA Infantry; Ewell’s
Division.
QUISENBERRY, George, wounded Oct. 2, 1861 at Charleston, now WVA.
REYNOLDS, George W, enlisted 1862; Fry’s CO, Carter’s Battalion
Artillery; killed November 1862 at Upperville.
REYNOLDS, L. H. enlisted 1861; Moon’s CO, 17th VA Infantry; Corse’s
Brigade, Longstreet’s Division; captured 1862 in Fauquier CO; escaped;
discharged 1863; re-enlisted 1863; Glascock’s CO, Mosby’s command.
REYNOLDS, William H., enlisted 1862; Fry’s CO, Carter’s Battalion
Artillery; killed 1862 at Upperville.
RHOADES, John, enlisted 1862; CO E, Alexander’s Battalion Artillery.
RICHARDS, Robison C., enlisted Feb. 10, 1864; CO K, 10th VA Infantry,
Stuart’s Brigade, Johnston’s Div; wounded May 4, 1864, at Wilderness.
RICHARDS, Robert, enlisted April 17, 1861; artillery, Hill’s Brigade;
Jackson’s Division.
ROBERTS, A. S., enlisted Aug 1864; CO K, 56th VA Infantry, Picket’s
Brigade, Longstreet’s Div.
ROGERS, Fountain, enlisted Aug 1862; served as wagon master; discharged
Oct 1862.
ROGERS, H. P., enlisted June 1861; 2nd CO of Richmond Howitzers,
commanded by Capt. McCarty; discharged 1863.
ROGERS, J. N., enlisted March 1, 1862; Capt. Fry’s Battery, t. H.
Carter’s Battalion; elected commissary sgt. Of Fry’s CO; promoted
commissary sgt of Carter’s Battalion.
ROGERS, Reuben, enlisted ’62; stationed w/heavy artillery around
Richmond.
ROUTT, William H., enlisted 1862; CO E, Huger’s Battalion Artillery;
wounded 1862 at Mechanicsville.
SALE, John S., enlisted May 1861; 6th VA Cavalry, Stuart’s Brigade;
third lieutenant.
SCOTT, W. H.
SCOTT, W. W., enlisted April 1861; 4th Cavalry Black Horse, Wickham’s
Brigade, Fitz Lee’s Div; captured April 1865 at Powhatan CO, escaped.
SHAW, H., enlisted 1862; CO C, 29th VA Infantry, Wise’s Brigade.
SHEPHERD, Henry S, enlisted March 1862; Fry’s Artillery.
SHIPP, John M, enlisted 1862; CO L, 19th VA Infantry, Taliaferro’s
Brigade, Johnston’s Division; promoted orderly sgt.
SLAUGHTER, P. P., enlisted April 1861; 56th VA Infantry, Floy’ds,
Garnett’s, Pickett’s Brigade, Pickett’s Division; first lieut; promoted
captain, major, lieut colonel and colonel; wounded 1862 at Gaines Mills;
captured March 1865 at Scottsville, VA; paroled.
SMITH, M. V., enlisted 1862; CO E, 13th VA Infantry.
SMITH, W. J., enlisted Feb. 1, 1862; CO H, 22nd VA infantry, field’s
Brigade, A. P. Hill’s Division; wounded and captured May 23, 1864, at
Howlett’s House; held Pt. Lookout; paroled Nov 22, 1864; remained at
home till close of war.
SORRELL, James, enlisted 1861; Cook’s Battalion of Artillery; wounded
1864 at Spotsylvania C. H.
SPOTTSWOOD, A. D. enlisted 1861; CO C, 30th VA infantry, Corse’s
Brigade, Pickett’s Division.
STRATTON, R. H., enlisted Feb. 1, 1862; CO I, 5th Cavalry, Fitz Lee’s
Brigade, Stuart’s Division; wounded June 17, 1864, at Aldie; held at Old
Capitol.
SUTHERLAND, James, enlisted 1861; CO E, 7th VA Infantry; Beal’s Brigade,
Lee’s Division.
TALIAFERRO, Elmund P., 1861; independent brigade; captured Aug 28, 1862,
at second Manassas; held at Old Point.
TALIAFERRO, Felix; enlisted 1861; Gilmore’s Division.
TALIAFERRO, F. T., enlisted Apr 16, 1861; 12th VA Cavalry.
TALIAFERRO, James P., enlisted 1861; battery; promoted staff officer.
TALIAFERRO, James P., enlisted April 16, 1861, in artillery, and was
assigned to special duty as commissioner for Colonel Boston.
TALIAFERRO, William R., enlisted 1861; Early’s Division; promoted
quartermaster, captured Blue ridge Mt; held at Ft. Delaware.
TERRILL, Eustis, enlisted March 1862; CO A, 39th VA Cavalry, Early’s
Brigade.
TINDERS, George T. , enlisted april 1862; Capt. James S. Brown’s
Battery, Alexander’s Battalion; wounded June 27, 1862, on second day of
Seven Days fight at Richmond.
TERRILL, Henry L, enlisted August 1862; 1st commissary of Richmond
Howitzers; saved the life of his commander, Colonel McClandish of
Williamsburg at Gettysburg.
TERRILL, John, enlisted April 1861; 2nd VA Cavalry, Rosser’s Brigade.
TERRILL, John G., enlisted June 1, 1861; CO A, 7th LA, Hay’s Brigade;
wounded at Louisa CH and Five Oaks; captured March 9, 1865, at five
forks; held at Emira, NY.
TERRILL, Robert M., enlisted April 1861; 6th VA Cavalry; promoted sgt
medical department, Longstreet’s Corps.
TERRILL, William T., enlisted Dec 1863; CO A, 39th VA Cavalry, Early’s
Brigade.
TERRILL,  Thomas P., enlisted April 1861; 30th VA Infantry, Picket’s
Division.
THOMPSON, John P., enlisted April 15, 1861; CO A, 3rd KY Cavalry, Hood’s
Brigade, Johnston’s Division; captain, captured while recruiting in KY;
held at Johnson’s Island.
VAUGHN, Albert, served eight months as wagon master; discharged on
account of deafness.
VAUGHN, Sidney, enlisted April 1861; wounded July 22, 1861, at first
Manassas; died August 8, 1861.
WATSON, B. T., enlisted 1861; CO E, 7th VA Infantry, Kemper’s Brigade,
Pickett’s divsion; wounded and captured Williamsburg 1862; held at
Washington.
WAMBERSIE, John E., enlisted May 22, 1861; CO B, 21st VA Infantry,
Loriing’s Brigade; promoted captain; wounded March 23, 1862, at
Kernstown.
WAUGH, Charles S, in quartermaster’s dept. at Gordonsville.
WAUGH, Robert G, Fry’s Battery
WAYMAN, John J., enlisted April 1862; 4th VA Cavalry, Fitz Lee’s
Brigade.
WAYLAND, M. V, enlisted April 17, 1861; 13th VA Infantry, Jackson’s and
Walker’s Brigade, Early’s Division.
WHITE, A. J., enlisted 1862; CO F, 35th Battalion VA Cavalry, Rosser’s
Brigade, Lomax’s Division.
WILLIAMS, John G, enlisted March 1862; 13th VA Infantry, Early’s
Brigade; courier; captured twice; escaped.
WILLIAMS, Lewis B, enlisted April 17, 1861; 13th, 7th, and 1st Infantry,
Kemper’s Brigde, Pickett’s Division; captain, promoted colonel wounded
and captured Williamsburg, July 9, 1861; held at Fortress Monroe; killed
July 2, 1863, at Gettysburg.
WILLIAMS, William G, enlisted Oct 1861; 58th VA Infantry, Ewell’s and
Early’s Brigades, Jackson’s Division; captain commissary.
WILLIS. H. Lee, enlisted April 17, 1861; CO H, 4th Cavalry, Wickham’s
Brigade, Fitz Lee’s Divsion captured Jan 4, 1864, at Salem; held Ft.
Lookout.
WILLIS, James S., enlisted March 1862; CO A, 15th VA Infantry, Pickett’s
Division.
WINSLOW, Thomas, enlisted March 17, 1862; 5th Battallion VA Light
Artillery, Kershaw’s Battery, Early’s Division; 4th Sgt.
WOOD, C. T., enlisted 1864; CO E, 19th VA Infantry, Hunton’s Brigade,
Pickett’s Division.
WOOLFOLIK, John L, MD, surgeon, charge of hospital at Orange CH, VA.
WRIGHT, J. P., enlisted 1862; CO E, Alexander’s Battalion Artillery.

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CULPEPER COUNTY IN THE CIVIL WAR

June 26, 1862, Gen. John POPE was appointed to the command of the
Federal "Army of VA."  One of his first official acts was to issue a
manifesto to the soldiers and officers of this army, directing a series
of deredations upon the peaceful, noncombatant residents of the country
they had invaded, authorizing arbitrary arrests, ordering such as should
refuse to take the oath of allegiance to be "driven from their homes,
considered psies, and subjected to the extreme rigor of military law." 
This placing of the helpless people of an invaded country at the mercy
of an unbridled and unscrupulous soldiery was keenly felt in Culpeper
county where Banks, commanding Pope’s second corps, had at this time a
strong advance guard stationed south of Culpeper C. H., and near
Gordonsville, Orange CO.

Pope’s object was to obtain possession of Gordonsville, where the VA
Central and Orange & Albemarle railroads intersect, and destroy
communication between the Conf. Capital and the Shenandoah valley.  To
effect this, Banks ordered a brigade of infantry to Culpeper C. H. July
14th, while his cavalry, under Gen. Hatch, advanced to seize
Gordonsville.  But Gen. Lee’s superior strategy had enabled him to
comprehend the purpose of the advance through Culpeper, and although the
whole army of the Potomac menaced him before Richmond, he had not
hesitated to dispatch to Gordonsville, o the 13th, his most trusted
lieut., "Stonewall Jackson," at the head of his own and Ewell’s
divisions.

Hatcg fell back only too quickly from Gordonsville on finding an army of
15,000 men where he had looked to overawe nonfighting citizens.  Until
re-inforced, the Federals in Culpeper largely outnumbering his force,
Jackson held Gordonsville, warily watching the gathering of the enemy
before him.  July 27th, A. P. Hill’s division joined him, and he
determined to offer battle.  "Having received information," says
Jackson’s official report, "that only a part of Pope’s army was at
Culpeper C. H., " (Its numerical force outnumbering his own even then),
"and hoping, through the blessing of Providence, to be able to defeat it
before reinforcements should arrive there, Ewell’s, Hill’s and Jackson’s
divisions were moved on the 7th in the direction of the enemy from their
respective encampments near Gordonsville.   ***  On the 9th, as we
arrived within about 8 miles at Culpeper H. H, we found the enemy on our
front, near Cedar Run, a short distance west and north of Slaughter
(Cedar) mountain."

BATTLE OF CEDAR RUN

Jackson was not the general to hesitate in the face of overwhelming
odds, and he promptly offered battle.  Ewell’s division was ordered
forward on his right, Timble’s and Hay’s brigade on the northern slope
of Cedar Mt, Early’s brigade on te Culpeper road; Jackson’s divsion,
commanded by Gen. Winder, was on the left; Campbell’s brigade, commanded
by Lieut-Col. Garnett, the brigade of Gen. W. b. Taliaferro, and the
famous "Stonewall" brigade in reserve.  Hill’s division was in reserve. 
The Federals were drawn up in strong position on a plateau just beyond
Cedar Run, the artillery in front of the infantry, and the cavlary on
the flanks.  Crawford’s brigade of Williams’ division (Federal) was on
the extreme right of Banks’ line of battle, Geary’s, Prince’s and
Greene’s brigades of Augur’s and Bayard’s divisions confronting Ewell’s
division, and Gordon’s brigade forming the Federal reserve.