218 Nortu Carorina Troops, 1861-’65. Firry-First REGIMENT. 219

tion to the surrender, and with the aid of others, T have at- C.; Lieutenant H. V. Houston; Lieutenant J. G. Branch,
tempted to give from memory opposite each name such in- resigned in 1863 ; Lieutenant A. M. Sullivan, promoted from
formation as I have been able to obtain. While this roster Sergeant, wounded at Kinston 1865.
is not perfectly correct it is as near so as can be made thirty- Company D—Captain J. R. McDonald, promoted to
six years after the close of the war. Major, captured at Cold Harbor. Lieutenant R. J. Me-
T also insert statistics of enlistments in Companies D Eachern, promoted to Captain, killed at Cold Harbor; Lieu-
and I from organization, and of the casualties in each of said tenant J. D. Malloy, promoted to Captain, wounded at Bat-
companies. The casualties in these two companies fairly tery Wagner 18 July, 1863, captured at Drewry’s Bluff 16
represent the losses in the eight others, and the loss of officers May, 1864; Lieutenant J. B. McCallum, killed at Drewry’s
as shown by the roster will convey some idea of the losses sus- Bluff 16 May, 1864; Lieutenant Hector McEachern, wound-

tained by the Fifty-first from 17 December, 1862, to 21 ed and captured at Drewry’s Bluff; Lieutenant F. S. Currie,

March, 1865. wounded at Fort Harrison 30 September, 1864; Lieutenant
W. R. Boone, promoted from ranks, captured August 1864.
Company E—Captain W. P. Moore, resigned in Fall of
Company A—Captain J. L. Cantwell, promoted to Colo- 1862. Lieutenant Willis H. Pope, promoted to Captain,
nel on organization, resigned; Captain Walker. Lieutenant killed at Drewry’s Bluff 16 May, 1864; Lieutenant A. J.
Edward Southerland, promoted to Captain, wounded at Bat- Ashley, promoted to Captain, died of wounds; Lieutenant
tery Wagner 18 July, 1863, again wounded in 1864; Lieu- J. P. Pitman, promoted to First Lieutenant, captured 30

ROSTER OF THE FIFTY-FIRST NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.

tenant W. J. Southerland severely wounded 16 May, 1864, September, 1864; Lieutenant F. F. Floyd, captured 10 June,
and never returned to service; Lieutenant W. H. Littlejohn 1864; Lieutenant W. A. Bullock, captured 19 August, 1864;
wounded at Battery Wagner 18 July, 1863; Lieutenant Lieutenant Giles W. Thompson, killed at Battery Wagner
Reuben J. T. Hawse promoted from First Sergeant, lost a 18 July, 1863.
leg at Fort Harrison. Company F—Captain —. —. Walters, resigned during
Company B—Captain Caleb B. Hobson, promoted to Lieu- spring of 1863; Captain W. S. Norment, transferred from
tenant-Colonel, killed at Fort Harrison 30 September, 1864. the Eighteenth Regiment, severely wounded at Fort Harrison
Lieutenant W. R. Bell, promoted to Captain, wounded and re- 30 September, 1864. Lieutenant A. C. Fulmore; Lieuten-
tired; Lieutenant J. E. Swinson, resigned during fall or win- ant G. P. Higley, captured at Cold Harbor; Lieutenant J.
ter of 1862; Lieutenant Thomas J. Herrjng, promoted to W. Hartman, wounded, don’t remember place or date.
Captain, seriously wounded; Lieutenant Jesse T. Smith, Company G—Captain J. W. Lippitt, pulled through safe,
promoted from Sergeant, captured and retained in prison till commanded the regiment at the surrender at Bush Hill, N. C.
close of the war; Lieutenant ©. L. Cowles, promoted from Lieutenant S. R. Chinnis, resigned during the winter of
ranks to Sergeant-Major and Lieutenant; Lieutenant A. A. 1862 or 1863 ; Lieutenant Yopp; Lieutenant Jacob A. Evans,

McKethan, promoted from ranks, wounded at Petersburg 17 wounded 16 May, 1864; Lieutenant T. B. Lippitt, pulled
June, 1864. through safe; Lieutenant Ben. A. Cowan, pulled through

Company C—Captain W. A. Allen, promoted to Lieuten- safe.
ant-Colonel on organization, resigned. Lieutenant Robert Company H—Captain J. R. Kelly, resigned in 1862.

James, wounded and retired; Lieutenant S. M. Stanford, Lieutenant S. W. Maultsby, promoted to Captain, severely
promoted to Captain, resigned in 1864; Lieutenant E. L. wounded 16 May, 1864; Lieutenant Lennon, resigned in
Watson, promoted to Captain, surrendered at Bush Hill, N. 1862; Lieutenant Jacob Bamberger; Lieutenant J. A.

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