FIFTY-SECOND REGIMENT.

1. Wm. W. Carmichael, ist Lt., Co. F.

2. Leroy 8S. Elliott, Private, Co K.

FIFTY-SECOND REGIMENT.

By JOHN H. ROBINSON, Ansurtant.

The Fifty-second Regiment of North Carolina Troops was
organized at Camp Mangum (camp of instruction), near
Raleigh, on 22 April, 1862, and was composed of ten compa-
nies of infantry, as follows:

Company A—From Cabarrus County—Captain, George
A. Propst; First Lieutenant, John M. Alexander; Second
Lieutenant, Phillip A. Correll, Jr.; Second Lieutenant, Jas.
A. Black; First Sergeant, Jas. M. Cook; Second Sergeant,
Joseph C. Hill; Third Sergeant, Alexander F. Hurley;
Fourth Sergeant, John W. Felter; Fifth Sergeant, Leroy W.
Pope; First Corporal, George C. Blume; Second Corporel,
George H. Brown; Third Corporal, Richard F. Cook; Fourth
Corporal, George A. Misenheimer; and 100 privates.

Company B—From Randolph County—Captain, James
F. Foulkes; First Lieutenant, Jesse K. Kyle; Second Lieu-
tenant, John H. Robinson, Jr.; Second Lieutenant, W. E.
Kyle. The officers of this company were all from Fayette-
ville. First Sergeant, Calvin J. Rush; Second Sergeant,
Lindsay ©. Hardister; Third Sergeant, Calvin B. Lewis;
Fourth Sergeant, Alvin Bingham; Fifth Sergeant, William
N. Glasgow; First Corporal, Reuben C. Fesmire; Second
Corporal, Reuben Lowdermilk; Third Corporal, Alpheus
Galliharn; Fourth Corporal, George W. Cooper; and 123
privates.

Company C—From Gates and Chowan Counties—Cap-
tain, Julian Gilliam; First Lieutenant, George Gilliam;
Second Lieutenant, John Gatling, Junior; Second Lieu-
tenant, J. N. Harrell; First Sergeant, Job Hofler; Second
Sergeant, James J. Floyd; Third Sergeant, David W. Par-
ker; Fourth Sergeant, Caleb M. Hayes; First Corporal,
Richard Arnold; Second Corporal, William O. Hofler ; Third

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