262 Nort Carouina Troops, 1861-’65.

by J. C. Richardson (wounded at Petersburg), commissioned
17 April, 1863, both from Johnston county; George T.
Leach, of Chatham, commissioned First Lieutenant 7 March,
1862; John H. Tomlinson, of Johnston county, commissioned
Second Lieutenant in April, 1862, resigned and succeeded by
E. Tomlinson in 1862; S. R. Horn, of Johnston county, was
commissioned Second Lieutenant 21 July, 1862.

Company D was from Guilford, Cumberland, Forsyth,
Stokes, Bladen and Surry. David Seott, Jr., of Guilford
county, was commissioned Captain 1 March, 1862, resigned
and was succeeded 15 May, 1863, by Alexander Ray, of Cum-
berland county, promoted from First Lieutenant and killed at
Petersburg, April 1865. Alexander Ray was commissioned
First Lieutenant 1 March, 1862; Madison L. Efland, of Guil-
ford county, commissioned Second Lieutenant 1 March, 1862,
promoted First Lieutenant 15 May, 1863, and wounded; A.
H. Westmoreland, of Stokes county, was promoted from Ser-
geant to Second Lieutenant; W. N. Westmoreland, Stokes
county, was promoted from the ranks to Second Lieutenant
in 1863.

Company E was from Surry county. J.C. Norman was
commissioned Captain on 8 March, 1862, resigned the follow-
ing December and was succeeded by First Lieutenant Rob-
ert A. Hill, killed in 1864, succeeded in turn as Captain by
First Lieutenant B. W. Minter; Samuel Walker was commis-
sioned Second Lieutenant 8 March, 1862, promoted to First
Lieutenant December, 1862, and resigned; B. W. Minter,
Second Lieutenant, promoted First Lieutenant and Captain;
Henry Hines, Second Lieutenant, in 1862; Logan Bemer,
promoted from Corporal to Second Lieutenant, wounded and
captured in 1864; James A. Hill, Second Lieutenant, cap-
tured in 1864.

Company F was from Alamance and Chatham. G. M.
G. Albright was commissioned Captain 5 May, 1862, killed
July, 1863, at Gettysburg, and was succeeded by A. G. Al-
bright, promoted from First Lieutenant (wounded at Fisher’s
Hill, 1864) ; Jesse M. Holt, First Lieutenant, 16 July, 1863,
promoted from Second Lieutenant, (killed at Winchester,
1864); Branson Lambe, commissioned in 1864, promoted

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from Second Lieutenant; John J. Webster, commissioned
Second Lieutenant May, 1862, and resigned ; S. J. Albright,
commissioned Second Lieutenant in 1862 and killed at
Spottsylvania Court House in 1864.

Company F was from Stokes. G. W. Clarke was com-
missioned Captain on 20 March, 1862, and resigned May,
1862; was succeeded by John W, Rierson, promoted from
Second Lieutenant and who was in 1863 promoted to Major,
wounded at Winchester and killed at Petersburg, April, 1865.
He was in time succeeded as Captain by H. H. Campbell,
promoted from First Lieutenant and killed at Winchester.
G. B. Moore was commissioned First Lieutenant in March,
1862, resigned in June; John W. Rierson, commissioned Sec-
ond Lieutenant March, 1862; W. H. McKinney was promo-
ted from the ranks in May, 1862, to second Lieutenant, and
wounded at Winchester; C. F. Hall, promoted from ranks to
Second Lieutenant, mortally wounded at Gettysburg; W. F.
Campbell, promoted First Lieutenant and wounded at Wash-
ington, D. C.

Company H was from Stokes county. Captain Spotts-
wood B. Taylor was commissioned on 20 March, 1862, re-
signed on account of health in November, 1863, and was suc-
ceeded by John E. Miller, promoted from Second Lieutenant,
who was wounded at Snicker’s Ford and captured September,
1864; Thomas S. Burnett, commissioned First Lieutenant
20 March, 1862, and killed in 1863; Charles A. McGehee,
First Lieutenant, November, 1862, wounded at Gettysburg
3 July, 1863, and captured; Alexander M. King, Second
Lieutenant, March, 1862; J. Henry Owens, promoted Sec-
ond Lieutenant from Sergeant-Major, December, 1862, and
killed; Alexander Boyles, promoted First Lieutenant.

Company I was from Union county. E. A. Jerome was
commissioned Captain 20 March, 1862, and resigned in June
following, and was succeeded by Thomas E. Ashcraft, pro-
moted from First Lieutenant; John D. Cuthbertson, commis-
sioned Second Lieutenant 20 March, 1862, promoted First
Lieutenant; ‘Joshua Lee, commissioned Second Lieutenant
20 March, 1862; James E. Green, promoted from the ranks,