History of The Middle New River Settlements - Appendix D-G



Appendix D
The following is a list of the persons who have represented Tazewell
County in the House of Delegates of Virginia from 1800 to 1905, inclusive:

1800-1--Thomas Witten and David Ward
1801-2--Thomas Witten and David Ward
1802-3--Henry Bowen and John Grills
1803-4--Henry Bowen and James Thompson
1804-5--William Neal and James Thompson
1805-6--Andrew Peery and James Thompson
1806-7--Andrew Peery and James Thompson
1807-8--John Cecil and James Thompson
1808-9--John Cecil and James Thompson
1809-10--John Ward and James Thompson
1810-11--John Ward and James Thompson
1811-12--John Ward and J. D. Peery
1812-13--Reece B. Thompson and James Thompson
1813-14--Reece B. Thompson and James thompson
1816-17--John B. George and Reece B. Thompson
1817-18--John B. George and Thomas Harrison
1818-19--Thomas Peery and John B. George
1819-20--Harvey P. George and William Gillespie
1820-21--Harvey P. George and William Shannon
1821-22--John B. George and J. C. Davidson
1822-23--John B. George and William Thompson
1823-24--John B. George and John Ward
1824-25--John B. George and thomas Peery
1825-26--John B. George and ..... Deskins
1826-27--John B. George and ..... Deskins
1827-28--John B. George and John Ward
1828-29--Thomas J. George and William Barnes
1829-30--William Barnes and Thomas J. George


After 1830, one delegate every two years.

1831-33--Robert Gillespie
1833-34--Robert Gillespie
1834-35--Harvey George
1835-36--J. W. M. Witten
1836-37--Robert Gillespie
1837-38--J. W. M. Witten
1838-39--Addison Crockett
1839-40--James C. Spotts
1840-41--James C. Spotts
1841-42--Henry Bowen
1842-43--James C. Spotts
1843-44--Alexander Harrison
1844-45--Harvey G. Peery
1845-46--Samuel Laird
1846-47--Thomas H. Gillespie
1847-48--Thomas H. Gillespie
1848-49--Harvey George
1849-50--Harvey George
1850-51--J. W. M. Witten
1851-52--J. W. M. Witten
1852-53--Robert Davidson
1853-54--Harvey George
1854-55--William M. Gillespie
1855-56--John M. Witten
1856-57--Hamilton R. Bogle
1857-58--George W. Deskins
1858-59--Harvey George
1859-60--Harvey George
1860-65--Reese T. Bowen
1866-68--George W. Deskins
1869-73--Henry Bowen
1873-77--William P. Cecil
1877-83--James R. Witten
1883-85--William G. Mustard
1885-87--James Bandy
1887-89--W. L. Moore
1889-91--John W. Crockett
1891-93--J. Howe Sawyers
1893-95--Andrew M. Peery
1895-97--James W. Smith
1897-99--W. B. Spratt
1899-1901--Joseph S. Moss
1901-03--W. L. Moore
1903-05--J. Powell Royal



Appendix E.
A list of attorneys for the Commonwealth for Giles County from 1806
to 1905:

Henley Chapman
A. G. Pendleton
J. J. Wade
James D. Johnston
W. H. Stable
F. W. Mahood
James B. Peck
David J. Chapman
George W. Easley
Gordon T. Porterfield
W. J. Henson
John W. Williams
James F. Ross
Martin Williams
William B. Snidow



Appendix F.
The following is a list of field officers who commanded Confederate
organizations, in which were men from the New River Valley, upper
Bluestone and Clinch:

Fourth Regiment, Virginia Infantry (Stonewall Brigade)
Colonels: James F. Preston; William Terry; Charles A. Runald
Lieutenant Colonels: Lewis T. Moore; Robert D. Gardner
Majors: Albert G. Pendleton; Joseph F. Kent; Matthew D. Bennett


Seventh Virginia Regiment of Infantry
Colonels: James L. Kemper; Walter T. Patton; Charles C. Flowerree
Lieutenant Colonels:
Walter T. Patton
Charles C. Flowerree
Lewis B. Williams
Majors: Walter T. Patton; Charles C. Flowerree; Aylett A. Swindler


Eighth Regiment, Virginia Cavalry
Colonels: Albert G. Jenkins; James M. Corns
Lieutenant Colonels:
Albert G. Jenkins
Walter H. Jennifer
Henry Fitzhugh
Thomas P. Bowen
Alphonso W. Cook
Majors: P.M. Edmundson; Henry Fitzhugh; Thomas P. Bowen


Fourteenth Regiment, Virginia Cavalry
Colonels: Charles Thorburn; James Cochran
Lieutenant Colonels: Robert Augustus Bailey; John A. Gibson
Majors: George Jackson; Frank B. Eakle


Sixteenth Regiment, Virginia Cavalry
Colonel: Milton J. Ferguson
Lieutenant Colonel: William Graham
Major: James H. Nounnan


Seventeenth Regiment, Virginia Cavalry
Colonel: William H. French
Lieutenant Colonel: William C. Tavener
Major: Frederick F. Smith


Twenty-second Regiment, Virginia Cavalry
Colonel: Henry S. Bowen
Lieutenant Colonel: John T. Radford
Major: Henry F. Kendrick


Thirty-fourth Virginia Cavalry Battalion
Lieutenant Colonel: Vincent A. Witcher
Majors: William Stratton
John A. McFarland


Twenty-second Regiment, Virginia Infantry
Colonels:
C. T. Thompkins
George S. Patton
William A. Jackson
Andrew R. Barbee
Lieutenant Colonels:
John C. McDonald
Robert Augustus Bailey
Isaac N. Smith


Twenty-third Virginia Infantry Battalion
Lieutenant Colonels: Clarence Derrick; William P. Cecil
Majors: David S. Hounshell; William Blessing


Twenty-fourth Regiment, Virginia Infantry
Colonels: Jubal A. Early; William R. Terry; Peter J. Hairston
Lieutenant Colonels: Peter J. Hairston; Richard L. Maury
Majors: J. P. Hammett; J. A. Hambrick; W. W. Bentley


Twenty-sixth Virginia Infantry Battalion
Colonel: Charles A. Crump
Lieutenant Colonels: Powhatan R. Page
James C. Councill
George M. Edgar
Richard Woodrum
Patrick H. Fitzhugh
Joshua L. Garnett
Majors: William R. Perrin
William H. Wheelwright


Twenty-seventh Regiment, Virginia Infantry
Colonels: W. W. Gordon; Andrew J. Griggsby
Lieutenant Colonels: John Echols
James K. Edmundson
Charles Haynes
Daniel M. Shriver
Majors: Philip Frazer ; Elisha F. Paxton


Twenty-eighth Regiment, Virginia Infantry
Colonels: Robert T. Preston; William Watts; Roert C. Allen
Lieutenant Colonels: William L. Wingfield; Samuel B. Paul
Majors: Nathaniel C. Willson; Michael P. Spessard


Twenty-ninth Regiment, Virginia Infantry
Colonels: Alfred C. Moore; James Giles
Lieutenant Colonels: Alexander Haynes; William Leigh
Majors: Isaac White; Ebenezer Bruster; W. R. B. Hoone


Thirtieth Virginia Infantry Battalion
Lieutenant Colonel: J. Lyle Clark
Major: Peter Otey


Thirty-sixth Regiment, Virginia Infantry
Colonels: John McCausland; Thomas Smith
Lieutenant Colonels: William E. Fife; Reid L. Wiber; Benjamine Linkous
Majors: Thomas Smith; William E. Fife


Forty-fifth Regiment, Virginia Infantry
Colonels: Henry Heth; William H. Brown; William E. Peters
Lieutenant Colonels: Edwin Harman; Benjamine F. Ficklin; William H. Werth
Majors: Gabriel C. Wharton; William Sanders


Fifty-first Regiment, Virginia Infantry
Colonels: Gabriel C. Wharton; Augustus Foresberg
Lieutenant Colonels: John P. Wolf; James Massie; George A. Cunningham
Majors:
William A. Yonce
Stephen M. Dickey
William T. Akers
David S. Hounshell
Peter Otey


Fifty-fourth Regiment, Virginia Infantry
Colonel: Robert C. Trigg
Lieutenant Colonels: John J. Wade; Henry A. Edmundson; William B. Shelor
Majors: John S. Deyerle; Austin Harman; James C. Taylor


Sixtieth Regiment, Virginia Infantry
Colonels: William E. Starke; Beuhring H. Jones
Lieutenant Colonels:
John C. Summers
William A. Swank
William A. Gilliam
George W. Hammon
J. W. Spaulding
James L. Corley
Majors: Jacob N. Taylor; James W. Sweeney; William S. Rowan


Sixty-third Regiment, Virginia Infantry
Colonel: James M. French.
Lieutenant Colonels: David C. Dunn; C. H. Lynch; John J. McMahon


Sixty-fourth Regiment, Virginia Infantry (mounted)
Colonels: A. L. Pridemore; Campbell Slemp
Lieutenant Colonel: James B. Richmond
Major: Henry Gray.


Beckley's Cavalry Battalion
Colonel: Henry Beckley.



Appendix G, Part 1.
A roll of Company D, Seventh Regiment of Virginia Infantry (Giles County
Company).

Officers

Captains:
James H. French
Joel Blackard
Robert H. Bane
Lieutenants:
Eustace Gibson
Joel Blackard
E. M. Stone
Thomas S. Taylor
William A. Anderson
John W. Mullens
E. R. Walker

Non-Commissioned Officers

B. P. Watts
William D. Peters
T. N. Mustain
J. B. Young
J. C. Hughes
A. L. Fry
J. W. Hight

Privates

Akers, David C
Akers, George W
Albert, William R
Bish, Daniel
Bane, Allen M
Bane, Joseph E
Barrett, Jesse
Bolton, Alexander
Burton, Travis
Carr, William H
Collins, James M
Crowford, John R
Croy, James B
Cole, James
Dulaney, B. E
Dulaney, M. J
Darr, T. P
Dudley, John S
Douthjat, William H
Davenport, Thomas
Davis, David
Eaton, E. S
East, E. D
East, J. W
Eggleston, Joseph
Eggleston, James M
Farley, F. H
Fortner, Willaim C
Fortner, James H
Frazier, J. T
Frazier, William
Frazier, Creed D
French, William A
French, A. J
French, J. S. W
Gardner, J. H
Gordon, Frances M
Griggsby, Andrew J
Hale, Charles A
Hale, John A
Hale, H. J
Hare, John D
Hare, Isaac
Henderson, James B
Henderson, John
Hoge, B. L
Hughes, James
Hurt, James J
Hurt, George W
Jones, John F
Johnston, M. S
Johnston, George
Johnston, David E
Knowl, George
Lee, C. N. J
Leffler, P. H
Lewy, Henry
Lewy, Joseph
Layton, W. H
Lindsey, James
Meadows, Anderson
Meadows, John
Meadows, B. P
Morris, N. J
Minnich, George A
Minick, John H
Manning, A. D
Merrix, Raleigh
Mays, T. P
Martin, John Q
Martin, John H
Muncey, W. W
Mullins, George C
Nye, James J
Pack, A. C
Palmer, John
Peck, Charles W
Sarver, John W
Sarver, D. L
Southern, Josephus
Shannon, S. B
Shannon, Joseph C
Snidow, W. H. H
Sublett, John P
Sublett, William T
Skeens, L. R
Skeens, Joseph
Sumner, A. L
Stafford, Thomas J
Stafford, William H
Stafford, R. M
Thompson, A. J
Thompson, Adam
Thompson, Alonzo
Vass, W. R. C
Vass, Lee E
Wiley, Lewis N
Wilburn, G. L
Wilburn, H. J
Wilburn, William I
Yager, E. Z
Young, Thomas
Young, Isaac
Young, Jesse B


TABLE

Whole number of enlisted men 121
Number promoted to field officers 1
Number killed in battle 13
Number died of wounds 4
Number wounded 52
Number wounded more than once 10
Number died of disease 13
Number discharged on account of wounds 27
Number on detached service 5
Number transferred to other companies 5
Number deserted 10


A roll of Company F, 24th Virginia Regiment of Infantry (Giles County
Company):

Officers

Captains:
William Eggleston
Thomas Haden
George A. Porterfield
B. W. Hines
Lieutenants:
Charles D. Peck
George H. Weiseger
W. H. Payne
James P. Snidow
William Haden
Lewis Bane

Non-Commissioned Officers

J. H. Peck
Thomas Haden
James Surface
Jacob Albert
Lloyd Hiden
Edward Carter

Privates

Albert, Jacob A
Albert, George
Albert, James
Albert, Harvey
Atkins, John
Atkins, Robert
Adams, Tim
Adams, Jesse
Angel, E. B
Beller, Andrew
Beller, Daniel
Barger, William
Brewer, Jesse
Blunt, James
Dowdy, Absalom
Doss, Zack
Dimond, Thomas J
Epling, Anderson
Epling, Floyd
Echols, Henderson
Echols, Jerimah
Fisher, Daniel
Harless, Russell H.
Hutchenson, Joseph
Hutchenson, Van
Gerald, Robert
Jeter, Henry
Keister, John
Kissinger, H. H
Lucas, Samuel L
Lucas, J. C
Lucas, Christian
Lucas, William
LaFon, Paris
LaFon, Enoch
Link, Henry
Link, William H
Manning, James
Manning, John
Manning, Tobias
Munsey, Tunis
Munsey, John
Moser, Jacob
Martin, George
Martin, Shafer
Meridith, Chapman
McCroskey, Miles
Morgan, Charles
Price, Samuel
Price, John
Price, Robert
Price, James
Price, George
Payne, Jack
Payne, Erastus
Pare, Perrin
Poole, John
Poole, Alson
Porterfield, George
Porterfield, David
Porterfield, Gordon
Porterfield, Lewis
Rutlege, Harrison
Smith, William
Smith, Benjamine
Smith, Emanuel
Snidow, George L
Surface, Jack
Sufrace, Christian
Stanley, Henley
Sanders, Henry
Sanders, Gustavus
Sanders, Joseph
Sibold, Luther
Stafford, J. G
Trainer, Van
Trainer, Clell
Webb, W. F
Webb, William
Weiss, John
Wingo, John K
Williams, J. M
Williams, Floyd S
Wysong, Joseph
Weiss, Dock


A roll of Company H, 36th Virginia Infantry (Giles County):

Officers

Captains:
A. J. Porterfield
James F. Hare
Lieutenants:
Absalon Kirk
James F. Hare
T. W. Leftwich
Green B. Chandler

Non-Commissioned Officers

Green B. Chandler
Noah H. Criner
James H. Vaught
James A. R. Kirk
W. H. Beller
B. N. Snidow
James E. Rowlett
Thomas Hale

Privates

Atkins, Moses L.
Albert, Ballard
Benton, James
Bishop, J. E.
Booth, Abijah (Note: Abijah Booth died while a prisoner at Camp Chase,
Ohio.)
Bradley, Andrew
Burton, Henry
Burton, A. D.
Blankenship, James
Blankenship, Daniel
Blankenship, Ben
Caldwell, F. H.
Cumbee, G. M.
Croy, Isaac
Croy, Michael
Chapman, John
Conley, John
Chandler, M.
Duncan, Joseph
Darr, S. H.
Dowdy, Edward
Dowdy, E. F.
Doss, John R.
Dowdy, John
Davis, Thomas
Epling, Lewis
Epling, Elias
Epling, L. A.
Echols, H. B.
Echols, W. S.
Farley, James
French, Jerimah
Ferrell, Michael
Ferrell, E. J.
Hupp, Perry
Harless, George
Hutchenson, William
Hunter, D. B.
Hunter, Harrison
Hale, Charles
Hale, Daniel P.
Hale, James W.
Kindry, Peter
Kindry, William
Kerr, John
Kerr, John
Kerr, T. M.
LaFon, D. V.
LaFon, E. C.
LaFon, W. H. C.
Lambert, James
Lucas, George A.
Long, Isaac
Lucas, James E.
Lucas, M.
Lucas, Samuel L.
Lucas, Thomas
McCroskey, David
Martin, James A.
Martin, Richard
Martin, Mitchell
Mattox, George
McGinley, Michael
Porterfield, B. F.
Porterfield, C. C.
Porterfield, J. B.
Porterfield, W. L.
Price, David K.
Price, Christian
Price, John R.
Price, J. W.
Price, C. L.
Price, Jonathan
Pool, Harrison
Pool, John
Rock, John
Smith, A. J.
Smith, J. H.
Sarver, Henley
Sanders, G. W.
Stump, J. C.
Tawney, William
Tabor, W. J.
Terry, Joseph
Terry, William
Turpen, James P.
Vaught, C. L.
Vaught, Henry
Vaught, John
Vaught, Ransom
Vaught, Rufus
Vaught, William R.
Vaught, William T.
Wingo, A. G.
Wheeling, A. C.
Williams, A. R.
Williams, James E.
Willaims, John C.
Williams, J. A.
Williams, F. G.
Williams, G. H.
Williams, John H.
Williams, W. D.
Williams, John M.
White, James
Worley, J. D.

Total number officers and men 123
Number killed 7
Number wounded 3
Number died 5


A Roll of McComa's Battery (Giles County Company):

Officers

Captains:
W. W. McComas
David A. French
Lieutenants:
W. W. Powell
W. J. Fizer
Daniel W. Mason
Thomas A. Mahood
William H. Smith

Non-Commissioned Officers

Woodram, J. N
Peters, James N
Wilburn, Gordon L
Francis, David
Charlton, E. W
Walker, J. M
Jordon, O. F

Privates

Anderson, W. A.
Allison, J. C.
Austin, George
Broderick, H. W.
Breen, M. N.
Bailey, Benjamine
Bailey, Harrison
Bailey, John
Bailey, Joseph
Bailey, Preston
Bailey, Walker
Bailey, Boston
Bailey, James
Brotherton, T. M.
Barnett, A. M.
Blankenship, Oscar
Bean, John
Burton, Isaac
Burton, H. P.
Burton, B. H.
Burton, John W.
Burton, Elias
Boyd, John
Crawford, Calvin C.
Crawfore, Ksaac
Crawford, James
Croy, E. L.
Charlton, J. W.
Charlton, C. W.
Clyburn, H. C.
Caldwell, William
Collins, Henry
Collins, Hoge
Collins, J. R.
Carbaugh, William
Conley, Isaac
Crawford, D. M.
Crawford, Charles
Crawford, W. M.
Carper, J. W.
Chapman, A. A.
Duncan, E. G.
Douthat, C. T.
Davis, Elijah
Day, Joshua
Davis, Landon
Davidson, George F.
Davidson, Daniel
Dedamore, William
Dennis, George C.
Davenport, Isaac
Easley, George W.
Evans, Henry
Ellis, Henry
Ellis, James
French, Rufus A.
French, Isaac E.
French, William A.
Fizer, Michael
Fiqer, H. K.
Frazier, David M.
Frazier, J. K.
Farley, T. C.
Foster, Berry
Fortner, A. G.
Foster, William K.
Gibson, Eustace
Gautier, Ballard
Gitt, W. R.
Hearn, William
Haldron, James M.
Hale, Edward C.
Hicks, Henry
Hurley, Hugh
Hare, Joseph
Hoback, J. T.
Harman, William
Harman, Lewis
Hobbs, W. S
Ingraham, John
Johnston, James
Johnston, O.P.
Johnston, Adam
Johnston, Isaac E.
Johnston, J. D.
Jones, H. T.
King, John
King, Giles
Kirby, Peter
Kelley, William
Kelley, Thomas F.
Kelley, C. A.
Lucas, M. K.
Lambert, Charles
Manning, G. A.
Moye, Newton
Moser, John E.
Morgan, Luther
McClaugherty, Charles
McDaniel, S. P.
McDonald, Lewis
Martin, George
Meadows, John
Mahood, F. P.
McClanahan, D. M.
McClanahan, Thomas
McFadden, Charles
Mahood, R. C.
Mahood, E. T.
Mahood, C. B.
Nabors, John
Overstreet, John
O'Keeffee, John
O'Donald, John
Oliver, Joseph
Peters, Jacob L.
Peters, Charlse C.
Peters, William H.
Pack, Charles E.
Pack, Samuel H.
Pack, Allen C.
Perdue, James
Perdue, McHenry
Pauley, George
Payne, John R.
Peck, E. W.
Phillips, J. R.
Preston, John
Repass, I. M.
Rogers, Jacob
Rice, John
Robinson, D. C.
Rutlege, Charles
Rutlege, David
Stafford, M.
Stafford, E. W.
Snidow, D. J. L.
Snidow, John D.
Stover, Henry
Sarver, William J.
Tucker, A. L.
Tucker, Robert
Thompson, Adam
Thomas, John
Underwood, Andrew
Underwood, H.
Underwood, Lindsey
Vass, W. A.
Vass, Thomas
Woodyard, W. S.
Woodyard, William
Woodyard, Milton
Woods, William P.
Williams, J. W.
Williams, Charles
Williams, Samuel
Watkins, James
Weese, Jacob
Watts, B. P.
Walker, C. W
Walker, George D.
Wade, W. C.

Table

Total Number of officers and men 176
Number killed 5
Number died of wounds and disease 7
Number wounded 13
Number discharged 31


Roll of Captain Andrew Gott's Company I, 36th Virginia Regiment of
Infantry:

Officers

Captain: Andrew Gott.
Lieutenants:
James E. Bane
James K. Shannon
L. P. Johnston
J. M. Henderson

Sergeants

William H. Stafford
Winton Eaton
John Ayers
E. F. Starrett
A. J. Bane

Corporals

Crockett Hughes
John Floyd Johnston
Thomas Turner
William Henderson

Privates

Bane, W. H.
Bane, Wilson
Bland, J. M.
Bland, W. H.
Burton, John
Carr, Joseph B.
Conley, John
Carden, Andrew
Eaton, Jos. C.
Gott, Andrew Jr.
Hedrick, John
Hetherington, Christy
Hetherington, Augustus
Hodge, Harvey
Hammon, John D.
Hamlin, .....
Johnston, Elbert J.
Johnston, Joseph
Johnston, Isaac
Johnston, Stafford
Johnston, Hugh
Kirk, Harrison
Kirk, Christian
Lawson, Dotson
Lee, John
Miller, James B.
Meadows, Samuel
Meadows, John T,.
Meadows, Sampson
Meadows, Willis
Martin, James
Martin, W. K.
Oliver, John
Price, Crockett
Price, Steewart
Robinson, Charles
Robinson, George
Rye, Hiram
Shelton, W. J.
Stafford, John R.
Stafford, Flemming
Sstafford, James E.
Stafford, David C.
Stafford, Hugh J.
Stafford, Mitchell
Stafford, Floyd
Stafford, Marcus L.
Snidow, Ballard
Sands, James
Stinson, William
Stephens, Daniel
Shepherd, Henry
Turner, Crockett
Tickel, Peter
Tickel, Solomon
Wiley, John
Wiley, Samuel
Williams, Preston
Williams, James
Weisinger, R. B.
Wilburn, J. H.
Wohlford, Thomas
  

Incomplete list of Captain William H. Dulaney's Company of Giles County
Reserves of the 4th Battalion in Colonel Robert T. Preston's Brigade:

Officers

Captain: William H. Dulaney
Lieutenants: W. W. Powelll; Samuel Brown

Privates

Cunninghan, George
Caperton, Lewis
Conley, Skidmore
Dulaney, D. W.
Dickinson, .....
Gusler, James
Lucus, Samuel
Meadows, John
McClaugherty, William
Porterfield, Harvey
Simpkins, Thomas
Simpkins, William
Snidow, Christian
Shumate, Anderson
Thompson, Pearis
Thompson, Frank
Vest, William
Woods, John Hudson
Worley, John
Wingo, James
Wingo, Parker


Roll of Company H, 60th Virginia Regiment of Infantry (Mercer County
Company):

Officers

Captains: John A. Pack; John M. Bailey; Rufus A. Hale
Lieutenants:
John M. Bailey
Rufus A. Hale
James M. Bailey
George W. Belcher
Leftwich Bailey
Daniel F. Austin

Sergeants: Oscar J. Emmons; George D. Bailey; Thomas M. Shrewsberry

Corporals: Council W. Bailey: Andrew G. Belcher

Privates

Absher, Samuel J.
Bailey, Jamison
Bailey, Allen C.
Bailey, George P.
Bailey, Samuel J.
Bailey, Edwin A.
Bailey, Pembroke
Bailey, William C.
Bailey, Jonathan S.
Bailey, Daniel M.
Bailey, Uriah A.
Bailey, Cornelius W.
Bryant, Samuel
Burton, Elias
Belcher, Alexander
Belcher, Henderson
Belcher, Obediah J.
Belcher, Middleton F.
Boggess, Nimrod
Carr, Jesse G.
Caldwell, Madison A.
Cooper, William A.
Cooper, Jas. L.
Crawford, W. H.
Calfee, Henry
Calfee, Jno. A.
Caperton, O. H.
Cooper, Alexander
Carr, Jas. S.
Deweese, Andrew
Dillon, Ballard P.
Dillon, Jesse
Dillon, Jeff.
Dillon, William
Farmer, W.H
Farmer, A. B.
French, W. K.
Fletcher, Anderson
Farmer, Jno. D.
Falkner, W. D.
Falkner, Charles L.
Glen, William
Godfrey, Thomas
Graham, David E.
Gilmore, Charles
Grim, Jas.
Hurst, Jas. H.
Hurst, Armistead A.
Helton, Jeremiah
Hodge, Haywood
Hodge, William
Hetherington, J. T.
Hodge, George W.
Hager, Russell
Herndon, W. H.
Hartwell, Jno. L.
Hale, Charles A.
Hubbard, Sam. G.
Hudson, Jno. L.
Jones, W. H.
Jones, Jno. H.
Johnston, Adam W.
Johnston, Jas. E.
Jones, Isaac
Jones, James
Justice, Henry D.
Kirk, W. H.
Karr, Jas. S.
Karr, Giles R.
Karr, Jesse G.
Karr, Jos. T
Kahle, Jno B.
Lusk, Matthew E.
Lusk, Reece T.
Maxey, Augustus
Martin, Samuel
McComas, Rufus
Martin, Jos. H.
McPherson, Andrew
Poe, Jesse
Privett, George R.
Reed, Charles A.
Reed, William A.
Reece, Jno. H.
Runyon, Richard
Runyon, John
Shannon, Samuel D.
Shannon, Jno. R.
Saddler, Jas. S.
Sanuders, William I.
Saunders, David N.
Shrader, Samuel W.
Shrader, Jas. McH.
Shrader, Henry A.
Shrewsberry, N. L.
Shutt, Jno. W.
Shrewsberry, T. M.
Thompson, Gordon
Taylor, Jno.
Taylor, James
Taylor, William
Tracey, Edward G.
Thornton, W. R.
Tuggle, Lewis
Tuggle, Jno.
Trail, Lewis A.
Underwood, J. A.
Underwood, Jesse
Williams, Jno. A.
Walker, Underwood
Walker, Burrill U.
Whorley, Charles
Whittaker, Byrd
Whittaker, Jno. T.
Whittaker, Franklin
Whittaker, W. D.
Wimmer, Jas. F.
Wilson, Jesse P.
Wilson, Jno. A.
Wall, Henry D.
Worrell, Fleming S.
Walker, George C.
Wright, Jno. J.
White, William F.

Names of members of Company H, 60th Virginia Regiment Infantry, who were
killed in battle, died of wounds or disease, to wit:

Dillon, Ballard P., Oct. 1, 1861, of fever.
Dillon, William, Nov. 17, 1861, of fever.
Crawford, William 1861, of camp fever.
Lusk, M. E., Nov. 2, 1861, of camp fever.
Martin, Jos. H., Nov. 14, 1861, of camp fever.
Saddler, James, Oct. 30, 1861, of camp fever.
Shrewsberry, Logan T., Oct. 21, 1861, of camp fever.
Shrewsberry, N. L., Oct. 25, 1861, of camp fever.
Trail, Lewis A., Oct. 27, 1861, of camp fever.
Shrader, Samuel W., Nov. 27, 1861, of camp fever.
Wall, Henry D., Dec. 4, 1861, of fever.
Lusk, Reece T., Dec. 20, 1861, of fever.
Reade, Charles A. Dec. 5, 1861, of consumption.
Walker, Underwood, April 1, 1862, of consumption.
Dillon, Samuel W., July 10, 1862, from wounds received June 30th, 1862.
Poe, Jesse, July, 1862, from wounds received June 30th, 1862.
McComas, Rufus, July 9, 1862, from wounds received June 30th, 1862.
Walker, George C., Oct. 14, 1862, from wounds received June 30th, 1862.
Bailey, James (Lieu't) Dec. 15, 1861, of fever.
Helton, Jeremiah, June 12, 1863, of fever.
Wilson, Jno. A., May 9, 1864, killed in battle of Cloyd's farm.
Gussler, Henry, May 9, 1864, killed in battle of Cloyd's farm.
Thompson, Gordon, May 9, 1864, killed in battle of Cloyd's farm.
Runyan, Richard, May 31, 1864, wounds received at Cloyd's farm.
Bailey, Pembroke, July 24, 1864, killed in battle of Hernstown.
Runyan, John, Aug. 17, 1864, killed at Winchester.
Belcher, Middleton F., Sept. 19, 1864, wounded at Winchester.
Bogess, Nimrod, Sept. 19, 1864, killed at Winchester.
White, William F., Sept. 19, 1864, killed at Winchester.
Peters, Thaddeus S., Oct. 9, 1864, wounds received in battle of Leetown,
Aug. 25, 1864.
Wimmer, Jas. F., Oct. 19, 1864, wounds received at Fisher's Hill, Sept.
22, 1864.
Bailey, George D., Oct. 19, 1864, killed in battle of Cedar Creek.
Karr, Jos. T., Oct. 26, 1864, wounds received in battle of Cedar Creek.
Worrell, Flemming S., Dec. 7, 1864, died of gastritis.
Hager, Russell, Nov. 9, 1864, wounds received in battle of Winchester,
Sept. 19, 1864.

It appears that thirty-six of this company died of wounds, disease, or
were killed in battle. The roll of this company is compiled from the
original, made by Captain Rufus A. Hale, and on which appears the names of
the thirty-eight men marked as deserters, and whose names do not herein
appear, as several of those so marked did not go over to the enemy, but
united with other Confederate commands and served faithfully to the end of
the war, and hence it would be wrong to brand and hand down to posterity
their names as deserters.


Roll of Captain Alexander Pine's Company of Mercer County Reserves,
composed of men between 45 and 50 years, and boys between 16 and 18 years.
This company served for some time in trenches around Richmond in the fall
of 1864:

Bailey, Samuel J.
Bailey, Cornelius W.
Bailey, Enos
Bailey, Uriah A.
Bailey, Daniel M.
Belcher, Anderson A.
Belcher, Daniel P.
Calfee, William
Calfee, Augustus B.
Calfee, Houston
Chatting, George
Carper, Ballard
Clamore, James
Ferguson, John (Orderly Sgt.)
Hurst, Armstead A.
Hearn, Levi
Hubbard, Samuel G.
Hutchinson, Allen
Jones, William H.
Jones, Isaac
Kahle, Jno. B.
Mills, Benjamin
Mills, George
Miller, Floyd
McBride, John
Neeley, William
Neeley, E.
Oxley, Sanford (Lieutenant)
Petrey, Jacob
Phillips, John
Stinson, Charles
Stinson, Loraine (2d Lieut.)
Shorter, James
Shorter, Philip
Stewart, Vest
Stovall, Levi (1st Lieut.)
Shutt, Jno. W.
Tracey, R. J.
Trail, Jacob
Trail, Damuel M.
Weeks, Bert
Walker, Burrill U.

This company was attached to the 4th Battalion Virginia Reserves,
commanded by Colonel Wallace. A number of Capt. Pine's Company were
transferred to Company H, 60th Virginia Regiment of Infantry.


A roll of Company G, 24th Regiment of Virginia (Mercer County Company):

Officers

Captains: Robert A. Richardson; Hercules Scott; Benjamine P. Grigsby
Lieutenants:
Benjamine G. McNutt
William Mc Calfee
John A. Douglass
Rufus G. Rowland
Harvey M. Calfee

Privates

Abshire, Winston
Abshire, James A.
Alvis, D. M.
Austin, R. T.
Bailey, Edward
Bailey, G. C
Bailey, Robert H.
Bailey, G. F.
Bailey, N. B.
Bailey, Festus
Bowling, William
Burroughs, Charles
Brown, John A.
Brown, Thomas C.
Belcher, William McH.
Belcher, George P.
Bird, Blueford W.
Batchelor, Robert
Cooper, A. L.
Cooper, R. C.
Cooper, C. W.
Cook, Squire
Coeburn, John
Calfee, Milton H.
Calfee, French
Carbaugh, William T.
Calloway, James
Cox, Jordon
Deeds, John F.
Douglass, John A.
East, Alexander
Easter, John
French, B. P.
French, David
Fellers, Zechariah
Foley, Marshall
Faulkner, Hugh M.
Farley, William
Flick, J. M. N.
George, Robert A.
Grigsby, B. P.
Grim, Peter
Gore, G. H.
Herndon, William H.
Heptinstall, Leslie
Holston, A. J.
Hearn, Andrew
Hearn, James
Hopkins, James T.
Hill, George
Hambrick, Joseph
Hall, James
Harris, George A.
Hale, Luther C.
Johnson, James H.
Johnson, Dennis
Johnson, Addison
Justice, Henry D.
Kinney, James
Karnes, Isaac
NcNutt, B. G.
McNutt, John W.
McClaugherty, M. H.
McClaugherty, Albert
Mahood, William A.
Mahood, F. W.
Motley, R. D.
Mullins, F. M.
Mills, James H.
Manning, Tobias
Monroe, James M.
Oney, Isaac A.
O'Daniel, William
Peters, Thaddeus


A roll of Company I, 59th Regiment of Virginia Infantry (Mercer County
Company):

Officers

Captain: William B. Dorman
Lieutenants: C. D. Straley; James M. McCue; J. C. Straley

Non-Commissioned Officers

William L. Bridges
D. H. Carr
J. W. Thompson
J. L. Walker
Benjamine P. Grigsby
Thomas C. Gooch
J. H. Peck
W. W. George
James O. Cassady

Privates

Bailey, John H.
Bailey, A. C.
Bailey, Daniel P.
Bailey, Wilson L.
Barbor, H. B.
Belcher, Hugh I.
Belcher, Rufus K.
Blankenship, Robert
Brian, Albert P.
Brian, William H.
Bray, Thomas
Brunty, Ranson
Bowling, Lee
Bowling, Thomas, J.
Burnside, A. J.

Carper, William
Calfee, George
Calfee, Davis
Calfee, Henry
Caldwell, M. C.
Caldwell, W. H.
Caldwell, Andrew
Davidson, Henry P.
Dangerfield, Owen
Daniely, W. J.
Davis, A. J.
Davis, Gabriel
French, Ballard P.
French, James H.
Fletcher, William H.
Fletcher, Charles
Gallier, Jack
Gibson, James
Godfrey, Thomas
Gooch, Benjamine P.
Grimm, Isreal
Grimm, Peter
Graley, Isaac
Graley, Henry
Harless, N. B.
Hudson, Robert M.
Heptinstall, W. F.
Haden, J. E.
Holly, William H.
Holly, W. S.
Hall, .....
Harris, William A.
Jones, Nathan
Jones, Fleming
King, William R.
Lavender, Henry
Lilley, J. K.
Lowman, John
Martin, Hardin K.
Martin, French
Martin, H. W.
Martin, John
Martin, William H.
Martin, Henry
Miller, George C.
Miller, George W.
McKenzie, Hiram
Morgan, William H.
Murrill, Drury T.
Oney, Ambrose
Oney, Edward A.
Parker, Giles
Perkins, J. J.
Peters, Elijah
Robinson, John H.
Robinson Rufus
Rowland, Kinsie
Rowland, Rufus G.
Smith, Gaston
Smith, Ballard P.
Spade, Samuel
Tabor, George O.
Thompson, Syms
Thompson, Samuel
Underwood, Isham
Underwood, Jesse
Underwood, Peter
Worrell, Fleming
Walker, William
White, James
White, Ballard P.

Note: This was the second company organized in Mercer County and united
with the 59th Virginia Regiment of Infantry, of the Wise Legion, under the
command of General Henry A. Wise. This command served for some time in
Western Virginia about the Gauley Dogwood Gap and on Sewell Mountain. It
was afterward transferred to eastern North Carolina and captured at the
Battle of Roanoke Island. On the return of these men from captivity, their
term of enlistment having expired, they joined themselves to various
Confederate commands.


A roll of Company A, 17th Virginia Cavalry Regiment (Mercer County
Company):

Officers

Captains: William H. French; J. W. Graybeal
Lieutenants:
William B. Crump
Edward McClaugherty
Judson Ellison
W. A. Reid
Robert Gore
LaFayette Gore

Men of the Line

Austin, A. G.
Anderson, A. J.
Anderson, David
Alvis, B.
Brown, William
Brown, P. R.
Brown, Joseph
Burnside, Jackson
Burgess, James
Butler, Joel A.
Boling, James
Bolin, J. J.
Bolin, F. A.
Bolin, A. H.
Bolin, G. S.
Bolin, U. A.
Barbor, H. B.
Belcher, Floyd
Brian, G. H.
Brian, Robert
Brian, Albert P.
Batchelor, Robert
Campbell, James
Campbell, Henry
Campbell, Lewis
Campbell, William A.
Clemmens, John
Clemmens, James
Crawford, G. W.
Caldwell, G. W.
Caldwell, Manilius
Caldwell, Morton
Calfee, A. J.
Calfee, Albert B.
Davis, P.
Easter, James
Easter, C. W.
Fanning, A. J.
French, Allen
French, Milton H.
French, William
Fletcher, William H.
Faulkner, Hugh
Faulkner, George
Foley, Marshall
Foley, Barnet
Flowers, John
Foster, G. W.
Foster, James
Foster, Robert
Farley, Jackson
Gore, H. S.
Gibson, Leroy
Hall, William
Holroyd, W. M.
Hunt, Eli W.
Hunt, G. W.
Hunt, Arnold
Haldren, Samuel
Haldren, G. W.
Haldren, Ballard
Hatcher, Henry
Hatcher, Jackson
Hatcher, Green
Higginbotham, Henry
Higginbotham, G. L.
Lowman, John
Lane, Charles
Means, Charles
Martin, H. E.
Martin, Daniel
Martin, Francis
Martin, Joseph
Martin, J. D.
Monroe, J. W.
Massie, Thomas
Meadows, Harry
Massie, Jefferson
McClaugherty, Joseph
McClaugherty, John
McClaugherty, Nelson
Nash, Albert
Neeley, William
Newkirk, J. R.
Newkirk, William
Nelson, John
Nelson, Lewis
Pennington, Levi
Pennington, G. L.
Prince, Floyd
Prince, Lee
Pettry, William
Pettry, H. F,.
Patton, .....
Ratcliffe, Cook
Reed, G. W.
Reed, Clark
Redman, Robert
Redman, William
St. Clair, William
St. Clair, Daniel
St. Clair, E. W.
St. Clair, Bluford
St. Clair, Green
Shorter, W. A.
Shorter, G. W.
Snead, James
Sweeney, William
Stafford, W. H.
Shewsberry, Johnson
Shrader, Robert
Tucker, .....
Thompson, Philip
Thomley, Thomas
Thompson, Joseph
Thompson, Allen
Thornton, William
Virmillion, J. R.
Virmillion, S. T.
Walker, John
Woodall, John R.
Woodall, W. A.
Woodall, M. F.
Wright, John
Wiley, Hugh
Wiley, Bird
Wiley, J. A.
Wiley, James L.
Weatherford, Samuel
Williams, Andrew
Wood, J. A.


French's Mercer County Battery.

Officers

Captain: Napoleon B. French
Lieutenants:
John J. Maitland
Edward G. Tracey
Theodore Smith
B. G. McComas
John A. Douglass
Charles R. Boyd


Chapman's Virginia Battery (Monroe County Company) :

Officers

Captain: Beirne Chapman.
Lieutenants: Reed; Henderson; Thrasher; Smith; Campbell

Non-Commissioned Officers

Cephalis Black
William T. Patton
M. M. Balentine
R. Davidson
William Dickerson
J. G. Stevens
Charles Heeney
Dr. E. F. Raymond

Privates

Argabright, J. L.
Arnett, Jesse
Andrews, H. M.
Andrews, William
Andrews, Charles
Armstrong, Henry
Alderson, J. W.
Briggs, Miles
Bostic, James
Burns, Matthew
Boyd, Matthew
Ballentine, Andrew
Ballentine, John
Burdett, James
Beamer, Matthew
Beamer, Bird
Banks, Clem
Bran, Robert
Bennet, J. W.
Bradley, George
Clark, Aaron
Coiner, John
Christie, Allen
Christie, Newton
Cummings, Robert
Davidson, Ferdinand
Daugherty, John
Daugherty, William
Dickson, Charles
Dickson, Robert
Dungan, Robert
Ellison, Charles
Ellis, Jacob
Ellis, W. H.
Ellis, John
Ford, James
Foster, Jacob
Groves, Alexander
Gray, John
Gray, Alexander
Griffey, Robert
Huffman, George
Hoylman, Francis
Hogsett, B. F.
Hogsett, H. M.
Hogsett, William
Hogsett, Washington
Halstead, Allen
Halstead, Henry
Hill, A. J.
Hines, James
Hines, J. W.
Hamilton, Houston
Hoke, J. H.
Honaker, Ike
Hicks, Samuel
Humphrey, Berry
Hurt, Garland
Holderlee, W. H.
Kirbey, James
Keaton, Cole
Kiser, Bogle
Layton, Frank
Lynch, Hugh
Lemon, Frank
Lowe, John
Lewis, Thomas
Loudermilk, James
Lee, Mason
Lynch, Henderson
McGhan, Mack
McDowell, Andrew
Mays, Robert
Moran, James
Matheney, George
Mann, Thomas
Mann, Clark
Mann, Kenley
Mann, Johh
Miller, Wilson
McGee, John
Morris, John
McRay, William
Meeks, H. A.
Meeks, Harrison
Morgan, John
Minner, Dick
McNeer, W. R.
Neel, Henry
Neel, A. A. P.
Parker, J. N.
Pyles, John
Pyles, Henry
Pharr, Dian
Peek, Jacob
Pitzer, Henry
Pitzer, Wink
Robison, William
Robison, James
Robison, Dick
Robinson, Samuel
Reed, Joseph
Riffe, John
Riffe, Samuel
Swoope, William L.
Stevens, J. A.
Smith, Wash
Smith, Josiah
Smith, Lorenso
Shaver, William
Shumate, William
Shumate, Harry
Saunders, William
Selvey, William
Stuart, James
Sams, Andrew
Sams, Dock
Sams, Hugh
Sawyers, Jesse
Stull, Dan
Spangler, John
Simpson, Jacob
Stickely, John
Sively, Charles
Tracey, J. J. H.
Upton, J. H.
Vance, Adam
Vance, David
Vance, Rice
Vance, Henry
Vance, Cape
Vine, George
Vans, Tavern H.
Vaught, Miles
Walters, J. W.
Walker, Charles
Walker, Newton
Young, J. C.
Young, George
Young, William


A roll of Bryan's Virginia Battery, in which a number of Monroe County and
New River Valley men served:

Officers

Captain: Thomas A. Bryan.
Lieutenants:
Giles A. Fowlkes
William Steele
William H. Jennings
Mosheim Tabler

Non-Commissioned Officers

William A. Francis
John T. Simms
A. J. Patton
G. W. Branham
M. W. Humphreys
A. A. McAllister
Otho Crebbs
B. F. Irons
Judson Howell
William A. Burdett
N. A. Dunbar
H. C. Campbell
John D. McCartney
George W. Earley
William R. Leach
George W. Wetzel

Privates

Alexander, Henry
Alexander, M. J.
Allen, G. W.
Allen, Hugh
Allen, John
Allen, N. R.
Alvis, .....
Arnold, Alexander
Arthur, Charles M.
Bell, A. M.
Bush, Harvey
Calfee, J. A.
Campbell, A. N.
Campbell, Daniel
Campbell, John E.
Campbell, John P.
Campbell, W. H. H.
Campbell, William P.
Caperton, Hugh
Carroll, James
Carter, William A. Sr.
Carter, William A. Jr.
Chewning, Stephen
Clark, James F.
Clark, Preston
Collins, Edward
Collins, Philip
Connell, M. S.
Ceelican, Thomas McL.
Croghan, Timothy
Crosier, J. L.
Crosier, J. M.
Crosier, T. B.
Crosier, W. B.
Crowder, L. V.
Cumins, Jack
Davis, Charles M.
Dehart, James R.
Dehart, John
Dehart, Michael A.
Dehart, William C.
Debins, Daniel
Doland, Andrew
Doland, Mark
Dooley, James A.
Doswell, R. M.
Beckett, Michael
Bland, Alexander
Boyd, George A.
Boyd, F. A.
Boyd, R. A.
Branham, John H.
Bryan, Walter
Bugg, G. W.
Burdett, John K.
Burnes, James T.
Duffy, John H.
Dunbar, C. W.
Dunbar, James M.
Dunbar, John A.
Dunbar, R. S.
Dunbar, Thomas E.
Dunbar, W. M.
Dunn, B. P.
Dunn, Rufus K.
Dunsmore, J. A.
Dunsmore, W. H.
Erskine, Madison H.
Fisher, James T.
Fisher, John I..
Foster, David W.
Fox, I. L.
Francis, John A.
Fullen, William H.
Glover, John H.
Glover, William P.
Graves, John W.
Hall, Joseph
Hall, Robert
Handley, J. A.
Hebberman, .....
Honaker, E. S.
Huffman, G. S.
Huffman, Tim L.
Hughes, .....
Humphreys, C. A.
Humphreys, John W.
Irons, William Y.
James, W. H. H.
Jennings, Petrie
Kelley, Dennis
Kershner, James



Kershner, M. M.
King, William A.
Kissinger, Erastus
Knightstep, W. C.
Kountz, Samuel
Landridge, Thos.
Lawhorn, James
Lawhorn, Joseph
Leach, A. U. G,.
Leach, Cornelius
Leach, A. Y.
Leach, Joshua
Leach, William R.
Lewis, John E.
Lewis, John T.
Long, N. B.
Lynch, John
McClaugherty, George E.
McClearn, Alexander
McClowney, J. K.
McCreery, W. H.
McDowell, R. D.
McMahon, A. J.
Manning, Dennis
Martin, Thomas
Martin, Thomas S.
Meadows, E. B.
Meredith, L. D.
Miller, T. J.
Miller, William G.
Morgan, Thomas A.
Mourn, G. W.
Murdeck, James L.
Murrill, Charles H.
Murrill, Thomas B.
Neal, A. P.
Neal, John L.
Nelson, John F.
Nicholas, John
Nickell, George T.
Obenchain, C. E.
Parker, D. R. P.
Parker, R. Y.
Parker, W. H. H.
Patton, A. D.
Patton, John C.
Patton, John J.
Patton, Napoleon
Patton, Wallace
Pearis, George D.
Ramsey, James W.
Ramsey, John
Reaburn, R. A.
Reaburn, W. H.
Riley, Timothy
Ripley, J. L.
Robertson, Frank
Robertson, B. H.
Robertson, Alexander
Rusk, M. M.
Russell, Walter
Saunders, James
Scott, William
Shanklin, C. A.
Shanklin, H. S.
Sheppard, Joel G.
Shields, William H.
Shumate, R. A.
Smith, Alexander
Smith, Pat
Spade, Brice M.
Spade, W. C.
Stack, Thomas
Steele, John
Steele, Lewis M.
Steele, M. G.
Steele, Thomas B.
Stephens, C. I.
Snyder, Alexander
Tabler, J. N.
Teass, Thomas A.
Thomas, D. R.
Thomas, G. W.
Thompson, George H.
Tipton, W. H.
Tolbert, Charles
Tomlison, A. N.
Tomlinson, James P.
Tomlinson, Joseph
Tomlinson, W. C.
Vance, Adam
Vass, Charles
Walker, C. W.
Wallace, John A.
Wallace, John J.
Wallace, William A.
Watson, A. J.
Weaver, Aylett
Weaver, John C.
Witten, Guy M.
Wickline, J. A.
Wickline, S. D.
Williams, S. B.
Williams, George W.
Williams, James
Williams, William P.
Wiseman, Charles A.
Wiseman, John A.
Woodson, A. A.
Woolwine, A. P.
Wiley, Perry
Wiseman, John L.
Young, George
Young, Josiah


A roll of Company D, 23rd Virginia Battalion of Infantry, commanded by
Colonel Clarence Derrick (Tazewell County Company) :

Officers

Captains:
William P. Cecil, promoted to Major
D. B. Baldwin
Lieutenants:
Thomas W. Whitt
David J. Gillespie
W. M. Witten
James Gillespie
Oscar F. Barnes
James H. Harding, Adjutant
Hugh Dillon, Fife Major
John Whetsel, Drum Major

Orderly Sergeants

David J. Daugherty
Thomas P. Brewster
David A. Edwards

Flag Bearers

John W. Daniels
Fred Smiley
Benjanime White
A. J. Sweeney

2nd, 3rd and 4th Sergeants, Corporals and Privates

Agner, William
Ayers, Isaac
Ayers, B. F.
Asberry, John
Asberry, Madison
Brown, W. J.
Bowman, Arch
Bowman, Samuel P.
Barnes, John
Brown, William
Carter, John
Carter, Smith
Carter, James
Cooley, Joseph
Conley, Isaac
Cook, B. K.
Doughton, Enos
Doughton, Mitchell
Doughton, George
Doughton, Andrew
Dillion, Henderson
Dillion, Osborne
Dillion, Thomas P.
Dixon, John
Dailey, W. W.
Faddis, John
George, James H.
Gray, James
Gillespie, Robert
Gillespie, George W.
Gillenwalters, James
Hunter, James
Hankins, Richard
Higginbotham, M. N.
Helton, Buch
Hooker, William
Hall, John
Hall, James
Hall, Thomas
Haldron, A. J.
Hensley, William
Mathena, John
Marrs, David W.
Mitchell, Eli
Moore, Robert M.
Newton, James
Newton, William
Pack, Jordan
Puckett, James
Price, William
Pack, John
Quicksell, Harman
Rollins, Davidson
Rollins, Emsley
Redwine, Joseph
Rollins, William
Rader, William E.
Ratcliff, Richard S.
Ratcliff, Howard
Ratcliff, Henderson
Smith, C. D.
Spotts, Campbell
Spence, Jonas
Spence, William
Spence, James
Sparks, Jonas
Sergent, William
Sergent, Johnston
Shannon, Powell
Steele, Montague
Sweeney, I. J.
Vest, James
Vaughan, Jeff
Waldron, M. A.
Whitt, Alfred
Witten, Thomas
Whitt, Montague
Whitt, Elias A.
White, Benjamine
White, James A.
White, Osborne
White, Joseph
Whitt, James A.
White, John
White, Arch
White, John Jr.
Young, Charles
Young, John B.

Note: This company was engaged in the following actions and battles:
Cotton Hill, W. Va., Dickenson, McCoys, Fort Donelson (five days fight),
Fayetteville, Montgomery's Ferry, Camp Piatt, Charleston, Pack's Ferry,
Lewisburg, New Market, Berryville, Shepherdstown, Dry Creek, Monocacy,
Opequon, Winchester, Strasburg, Middletown, Fisher's Hill, Fort Harrison,
Cold Harbor, Snicer's Gap, Atlee's Station, Lacy Springs, Kernstown. This
company had 33 men wounded, 10 killed, 10 captured, and 7 died of disease.
Osborne Dillion was captured in McDowell County, West Virginia, and
brought to a place now known as Roseville, near Pocahontas, Virginia, tied
to a tree and shot.


Company H, of the 8th Virginia Cavalry Regiment, commanded by Captains
George W. Spotts, John C. McDonald, Thomas P. Bowen and Henry Bowen, was
composed in part of the following named Mercer County men, to-wit:

Lieutenant: Jacob A. Peck

Privates

Alvis, Fel
Alvis, James
Alvis, John
Bailey, A. J.
Bailey, Rufus K.
Bailey, Rufus
Bailey, Festus
Bailey, Clinton
Belcher, Henry D.
Belcher, Philip
Belcher, Waddy
Blankenship, William
Calfee, H. S.
Calfee, John
Cassady, R. P.
Clowers, Daniel
Crawford, Reuben
Deweese, Andrew
Duncan, William
George, Robert A.
Godfrey, John D.
Hale, John E.
Higginbotham, J. H.
Higginbotham, Allen
Hight, James H.
Karnes, James A.
Kesterson, Frank
McClananhan, Charles
McNutt, Joseph P.
McPherson, Jacob
McPherson, James
McThompson, John
Mills, James R.
Painter, William L.
Reed, Hiram
Shrader, Robert
Smith, William B.
Stickleman, Thomas
Stovall, John Q.
Tiller, J. P.
Thompson, H. B.
Thompson, Patrick
Thompson, Thomas W.
Thompson, William H.
Underwood, Peter
Walker, William
Wilson, John


The following is a list of officers who commanded various organizations
from Tazewell County which served in the Confederate Army:

Company D, 23rd Virginia Batalion of Infantry.

Captains, William P. Cecil, D. B. Baldwin; Lieutenants, James Gillespie,
David J. Gillespie, Montague Whitt, William M. Witten, Milburn W. Barrett,
Thomas L. Whitt, Oscar F. Barnes, who served at one time Sergeant Major of
said battalion. Captain William P. Cecil was promoted to Major and
commanded for a while the said battalion, and he was succeeded by Major
David S. Hounshell. At the reorganization of the army, Lieutenant Colonel
Clarence Derrick, a graduate of West Point, became Lieutenant Colonel and
commander of said battalion. Captain William Blessing, of Company A, was
promoted to Major, and James A. Harding was appointed Adjutant.

45th Virginia Regiment of Infantry.

Colonels, Henry Heth, William E. Peters, William H. Brown; Lieutenant
Colonel Edwin H. Harmon; Captains, Joseph Harrison, Charles A. Fudge, John
H. Whitley, John Thompson, Henry Yost, T. V. Williams, James H. Peery.
Lieutenants, B. W. Williams, Henry S. Higginbotham, Robert Wingo, Robert
A. Winston, Robert G. Baldwin, R. A. Taylor, Norman Bailey, Henry
Davidson, Preston Croft, Joseph H. Bane, W. C. Williams, Charles P.
Gillespie, James P. Whitman, James P. Whitman, James W. Smith, John
Thompson, and Henry E. Maxwell.

Derrick's Battalion.

Captains, George Gose, Frank Peery; Lieutenants, S. H. Skelton, H. G.
Peery.

29th Virginia Regiment of Infantry.

Captains, Archibald Peery, Rufus Britton, Ebb Brewster, the two latter
afterwards promoted to Major; Lieutenants, P. Barnes, P. Croft.

22nd Regiment of Virginia Calvalry.

Colonel, Henry S. Bowen; Lieutenant Colonel, ..... Radford; Captains,
Bailey Higginbotham, W. W. Brown; Lieutenants, Samuel Brooks, Wesley Hall.

16th Regiment of Virginia Cavalry.

Colonel, Milton J. Ferguson; Lieutenant Colonel, William L. Graham;
Captains, Jonathan Hankins, Robert Taylor, William Edward Peery;
Lieutenants, M. L. Linkous, William Elswick, M. W. Barrett, Henderson
Plummer, William Bailey, W. H. H. Witten, John H. Wood, John Whitley, S.
J. Thompson, Ferd S. Dunn.

8th Regiment of Virginia Cavalry.

Captains, George W. Spotts, John C. McDonald, Thomas P. Bowen, Henry
Bowen; Lieutenants, Joseph S. Moss, J. H. Abbott, A. J. Tynes (afterwards
promoted to Captain).

34th Virginia Cavalry Battalion

Colonel, Vincent A. Witcher; Captains, Elias V. Harman, David G. Sawyers,
John Yost.

50th Regiment of Virginia Infantry.

Captain, Frank W. Kelly. There were two companies of Tazewell County
Reserves at the battle of Saltville, one company by Captain Samuel L.
Graham, and the other by Captain Starnes.



United States Census, 1790 to 1900, showing the population of the Counties
of Montgomery, Monroe, Tazewell, Giles and Mercer.

Year Montgomery Monroe Tazewell Giles Mercer
1790   13228
1800   9044     4188    2127
1810   8409     5444    3007    3745
1820   8733     6620    3916    4521
1830   12306    7798    5749    5274
1840   7405     8422    6290    5307   2243
1850   8359    10204    9942    6570   4222
1860   10617   10757    9920    6883   6819
1870   12556   11124   10791    5895   7064
1880   16693   11501   12861    8794   7467
1890   17742   12429   19899    9090  16002
1900   15852   13130   23384   10793  12023



List of Photos/Illustrations
David E. Johnston, at 60.

Dwelling House of Col. Christian Snidow. Built in 1793, opposite
Ripplemead, Va.

First Court House Building for Giles County. Erected 1806.

Thomas Berry Farley. Ripplemead, Va. Born 1795, Died 1903. Age 108 years
when this photograph was taken.

Clark's House, Mercer County, W. Va. Where engagement on May 1st, 1862,
was fought between a Confederate force under Major Henry Fitzhugh, of
Kanawha, and a portion of the Federal forces of Gen'l Jacob D. Cox, of
Ohio.

J. H. Wilburn. Grandson of the Settler.

Dwelling House of George Chapman. Near Ripplemead, Va., build in 1794.

Mitchell Clay House. Built in the Fall of 1783.

Hon. Wm. A. French. Great Grandson of Matthew French.

Dr. Jos. H. Hare. Great Grandson of Joseph Hare, the Settler.

Dr. James W. Hale. Great Grandson of Capt. Edward Hale, the Settler.

Maj. Samuel E. Lybrook. Great Grandson of Philip, the Settler.

"Green Hill" The old MacDonald Homestead, built about the close of the
Revolutionary War.

Wm. R. Shannon. Grandson of Thomas Shannon, the Settler.

Capt. Wm. Smith. Born 1774, Died 1859.

Harrison W. Straley. Grandson of Jacob Straley, the Settler.