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186 NortH Carorina Troops, 1861-’65.

commissioned August 15, 1862; wounded, disabled and re-
signed. James A. Breedlove, Captain, of Granville County ;
commissioned in 1864; wounded; promoted from First Lieu-
tenant. Isaac J. Young, First Lieutenant, of Granville
County; commissioned June 11, 1861; promoted, wounded,
and resigned. T. J. Crocker, First Lieutenant, of Granville
County; commissioned May 31, 1862; promoted, wounded,
and resigned; J. A. Breedlove, First Lieutenant, of Gran-
ville County; commissioned June 11, 1861; promoted and
wounded. Washington F. Overton, First Lieutenant, of
Granville County; commissioned in 1864; wounded and
burned in woods at Chancellorsville. G. W. Kittrell, Second
Lieutenant, of Granville County; commissioned June 11,
1861. Vines E. Turner, Second Lieutenant, of Granville
County; commissioned June 11, 1861; promoted Adjutant
May 10, 1862; wounded at Cold Harbor June 27, 1862; pro-
moted Assistant Quartermaster in 1863. TT. J. Crocker, Sec-
ond Lieutenant, of Granville County ; commissioned May 10,
1862; promoted. William F. Gill, Second Lieutenant, of
Franklin County; commissioned May 10, 1862; promoted
from Sergeant-Major ; killed at Malvern Hill. W. F. Over-
ton, Second Lieutenant, of Granville County ; commissioned
August 15, 1862; promoted and killed. J. A. Breedlove,
Second Lieutenant, of Granville County ; commissioned Au-
gust 15, 1862; promoted and wounded. ©. W. Champion,
Second Lieutenant, of Granville County ; commissioned No-
vember 1, 1862; killed at Gettysburg.

Company H—Gaston Guards—E. M. Faires, Captain, of
Gaston County; commissioned June 12, 1861; resigned De-
cember 1, 1861. W. P. Hill, Captain, of Gaston County;
commissioned December 1, 1861; promoted from Sergeant.
H. G. Turner, Captain, of Granville County ; commissioned
August 18, 1862; promoted from ranks of Savannah Guards;
desperately wounded and captured July 1, 1862, at Gettys-
burg. R. M. Ratchford, First Lieutenant, of Gaston County;
commissioned June 12, 1861; resigned December, 1861. Jos.
J. Wilson, First Lieutenant, of Gaston County ; commissioned
December, 1861; promoted from Sergeant. Joseph B. F.
Riddle, First Lieutenant, of Gaston County ; commissioned

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May 10, 1862; wounded September 30, 1864; promoted
from Sergeant. J. E. Hill, Second Lieutenant, of Gaston
County ; commissioned May 10, 1861; promoted from ranks.
T. N. Craig, Second Lieutenant, of Gaston County ; commis-
sioned June 12, 1861. J. M. Kendrick, Second Lieutenant,
of Gaston County; commissioned June 12, 1861; captured
July 1, 1863, at Gettysburg. W. 8. Floyd, Second Lieuten-
ant, of Gaston County ; commissioned —————.

Company I—Granville Stars—Rufus Amis, Captain, of
Granville County; commissioned June 17, 1861. G. T. Bas-
kerville, Captain, of Granville County; commissioned 1863 ;
killed at Gettysburg. G. B. Bullock, Captain, of Granville
County ; promoted from Second Lieutenant. N. A. Gregory,
First Lieutenant, of Granville County; commissioned June
17, 1861; wounded and disabled at Chancellorsville. G.
B. Bullock, First Lieutenant, of Granville County. J. D.
Knott, First Lieutenant, of Granville County; commissioned
May 8, 1862; killed at Seven Pines. A. M. Luria, Second
Lieutenant, of Georgia ; commissioned June 17, 1861; killed
at Seven Pines. T. R. Carrington, Second Lieutenant, of
Granville County; commissioned June 17, 1861. G. B.
Bullock, Second Lieutenant, of Granville County ; promoted
from ranks of Twelfth Regiment. J.D. Knott, Second Lieu-
tenant, of Granville County; commissioned November 16,
1861; promoted and killed. G. T. Sanford, Second Lieuten-
ant, of Granville County ; commissioned May 20, 1862. W.
B. Sims, Second Lieutenant, of Granville County ; commis-
sioned May 20, 1862; promoted from ranks.

Company K—Beattie’s Ford Riflemen, Lincoln County—
Robert D. Johnston, Captain, of Lincoln County; commis-
sioned June 22, 1861; promoted Lieutenant-Colonel May 10,
1862, and Brigadier-General in 1863. William H. John-
ston, Captain, of Lincoln County; commissioned May 10,
1862; promoted from First Lieutenant; captured July 1,
1863, at Gettysburg. W. H. Johnston, First Lieutenant, of
Lincoln County; commissioned June 22, 1861; promoted
and captured. Daniel Reinhardt, First Lieutenant, of Lin-
coln County; commissioned September, 1862. John F.
Goodson, Second Lieutenant, of Lincoln County; commis-