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THIRTY-FIFTH REGIMENT.

5. Wm. H. 8. Burgwyn, Captain, Co. H.
Fv socm Coal 6. Robert B. Peebles, Adjutant.
. T. Johnson, Colonel. 7%. David G. Maxwell, Captain, Co. H.

imon B, Taylor, Lieut.-Colonel. 8. P. J. Johnson, Captain, Co. K.

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Walter Clark, 1st Lieut. and Adjutant.

THIRTY-FIFTH REGIMENT.

By WILLIAM H. 8S. BURGWYN, Caprain,-Company H.

This regiment was organized at Camp Mangum, near Ral-
eigh, N. C., 8 November, 1861. Its ten companies were re-
etuited in the following counties mentioned in order of Cap-
tain’s commissions, viz. :

Company H, from Mecklenburg county, 3 September.
Company A, from Onslow county, 6 September.
Company B, from McDowell county, 11 September.
Company ©, from Moore county, 12 September.
Company D, from Chatham county, 20 September.
Company E, from Person county, 25 September.
Company F, from Union county, 4 October.
Company G, from Henderson county, 5 October.
Company I, from Wayne county, 11 October.
Company K, from Catawba county, 15 October.

The Captain (John M. Alexander) of the Mecklenburg
company, resigned on 1 October, 1861, prior to the regimen-
tal formation (8 November, 1861.) The date of Captain
Hugh M. Dixon’s commission, who succeeded him, was 10
October, ranking only the Captains of the companies from
Wayne and Catawba,-and therefore the Mecklenburg com-
pany became Company H in the regimental organization, in-
stead of Company A.

According to ““Moore’s Roster of North Carolina Troops”
the total rank and file of these ten companies from first to
last aggregated as follows:

Company A, 136; Company B, 133, Company ©, 130,
Company D, 147; Company E, 196; Company F, 128; Com-
G, 123; Company H, 188; Company I, 133, and Company
K, 156. Total, 1,470.

There were few officers or men in the regiment of distin-