806 NortH Caronina Troops, 1861-65.

been a successful business man in Salisbury, N. ©.; Lieu-
tenant J. F, Dodson a very successful farmer, has served in
the Legislature twice.

Company C—Captain J. A. Howell, a gallant officer, was
killed at Cold Harbor; Captain R. A. Carter, a successful
merchant at Concord ; Lieutenant S. D. Mann became a mer-
chant.

Company D—Captain R. R. Crawford, a most capable of-
ficer, engaged in business in Salisbury and Winston; he is a
very enthusiastic veteran and an excellent citizen; Lieuten-
ant L. W. Crawford, a fine officer, went to the University of
Virginia after the war. He is a member of W. N. C. Con-
ference and editor of the Christian Advocate. He has re-
ceived the degrees of Doctor of Divinity. Lieutenant H. L.
Gill, a successful merchant in Iredell County.

Company E—Captain Spencer J. Hanes was an efficient
and brave officer, a successfud farmer and tanner. He was a
splendid citizen and died a few years after the war from
wounds received in battle. Lieutenant W. J. Ellis, a gallant
soldier, has been a tobacco manufacturer and assistant post-
master in Winston. Lieutenant J. H. Peebles became a
farmer. Lieutenant J. V. Brock was a brave officer, a ster-
ling man. He was a farmer, as was also Lieutenant B. T.
Naylor.

Company F—Captain Wiley A. Clement, a fine officer and
did his duty well. He became a merchant and farmer. He
lived in Mocksville. Lieutenant Jno. H. Clement, a coura-
geous and capable officer, became a farmer, He has occupied
a prominent position in Davie County, having served in the
State Senate for a number of terms. Lieutenant C. ©. San-
ford is a successful merchant in Mocksville and a most excel-
lent citizen. Lieutenant W. H. Bailey also became a mer-
chant in Davie County.

Company G—Captain Blackwelder, a brave officer, was @
successful farmer. Lieutenant A. Leazer, an efficient officer,
is one of the most prominent men of his section of the State.
He has served in the Legislature, and as superintendent of
the State Penitentiary.

Forty-SEconD REGIMENT. 807

Company H—Captain Hatsell, Lieutenants Huneycutt,
Mann, and Turner all became farmers.

Company I—Captain T. W. Redwine became a commer-
cial salesman. Lieutenant H. M. Alford was a successful
physician in Greensboro, N. C. Lieutenants Harris and
Redwine both farmers.

Company K—Captain J. Y. Bryce, a prominent citizen
of Charlotte. Captain S. B. Alexander, a gallant officer, is
one of the most prominent men engaged in farming in the
State. He has served in the State Senate and for two terms
represented the Sixth Congressional District in the House of
Representatives. He is the father of the famous Mecklen-
burg “no fence” and “good roads” laws. Lieutenant B. F.
Wilson, a splendid officer, was an excellent man. - Lieutenant
A. M. Rhyne became a tinner. Lieutenant W. J. Williford
was afarmer. Lieutenant J. H. Wilson still resides at Char-

lotte.
T. J. Brown.

Winston, N. C.,
26 April, 1901.