314 Nortu Carotina Troops, 1861-65,

= em oa 1 May, 1864, served in Bethel Regiment,
sey ired 22 February, 1865, being disabled by wounds;
illiam T. Taylor, Captain, 22 February, 1865, from Sore
geant-Major, served in Bethel Regiment; R. Ww. Thornto:
First Lieutenant, April 1862, captured 29 May 1863; bane
iel M. McDonald, Second Lieutenant, 1 April 1862 cap-
tured at Hatteras 29 August, 1861; Captain White being dat
pst ‘ April, 1862, killed 20 April, 1864, at Plymouth;
es A. King, Second Lieutenant, 1 July, 1864, killed 21
August, 1864, at the Davis House, near Petersburg.
: Company C—Pasquotank County—Alexander P. White
aptain, April, 1862; Matthew W. Fatherly, First Lissa:
es March, 1862 ; John B. Lyon, Second Lieutenant 23
\pril, 1862, resigned, and appointed Captain in the Sixty-
sean Regiment ; William P. Bray, Second Lieutenant, 23
ro 1862; Edward S. Badger, Second Tieteniad 1
resi , 1864. The bulk of Company ©, under original en-
ents, had been among the earliest volunteers and cap-
Per at oe 29 August, 1861; Captain White being then
utenant
Sah Sp oP ers jou Grays, commanded by Cap-
Company D—Orange County—This co:
brought in by John W. Graham, ‘he had beisiod she aan ee
as Second Lieutenant 20 April, 1861, in the Orange Guards.
which with the Guilford Grays, (both of them ante belluim
volunteer companies, ) had been ordered to coast defence duty
at Fort Macon. In June, 1861, he was appointed Aide-de-
Camp to General R. C. Gatlin, commanding the Department
“a cratic North Carolina, and received a commission as First
a enant in the Eighth Regiment North Carolina State
ps. The company was officered as follows: John W.
Graham, Captain, April, 1862, from Aide-de-Camp, pro-
moted to Major 1 September, 1863; Robert D. Gralisin, Cap-
tain, 1 September, 1863, from First Lieutenant 29 May
1863, from Second Lieutenant 17 May, 1862, from private
David S. Ray, First Lieutenant, 17 May, 1862 from privet:
killed 22 May, 1863; Joseph B. Coggin, First Lieutenant. 1
September, 1863, from Sergeant, wounded 17 June 1864
and died therefrom in Petersburg hospital 16 September,

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1864; Robert T. Faucett, First Lieutenant, by promotion and
transfer from Second Lieutenant in Company H 18 Sep:
tember, 1864, from First Sergeant of Company D; Charles
R. Wilson, Second Lieutenant, 17 May, 1862, from private ;
William Turner, Second Lieutenant, 25 July, 1863, from
Sergeant.
Company E—Northampton County, mainly—Jos. G.
Lockhart, Captain, April 1862, resigned 11 October, 1864;
King J. Rhodes, Captain, 11 October, 1864, from First Lieu-
tenant 4 May, 1863, and Second Lieutenant February, 1863
(served in Bethel Regiment); Jarvis B. Lutterloh, First
Lieutenant, 1 April, 1862, killed 28 April, 1863 (had served
in the Bethel Regiment) ; John Jacobs, First Lieutenant, 11
October, 1863, from Second Lieutenant 4 May, 1863; George
B. Barnes, Second Lieutenant, 1 April, 1862, promoted to
Assistant Quartermaster 1 August, 1862, with rank of Cap-
tain; Wm. S. Moody, Second Lieutenant, 1 April, 1862, re-
signed 1 February, 1863; Robert B. Peebles, Second Lieu-
tenant, 5 August, 1862, from First Sergeant, promoted and
transferred to Adjutant Thirty-fifth North Carolina Regi-
ment, later A. A. G. Ransom’s Brigade; Alex. B. MeDougald,
Second Lieutenant, 9 June, 1863; Cornelius Spivey, Second
Lieutenant, 18 September, 1863, killed 17 June, 1864;
Wm. J. Thomas, Second Lieutenant, 1 November, 1864.
Company F—Cleveland County, mainly—Henry F.
Schenk, Captain, April, 1862, Major 31 July, 1862, retired
1 September, 1863; Benjamin F. Grigg, Captain, 5 August,
1862 (Lincoln county,) from Lieutenant 10 May, 1862, (had
been First Sergeant in the Bethel Regiment) ; V. J. Pal-
mer, First Lieutenant 10 May, 1862 (Rutherford county ) }
John R. Williams, Second Lieutenant, 10 May, 1862, killed
at Ware Bottom Church, near Drewry’s Bluff, 20 May,
1864; Alfred R. Grigg, Second Lieutenant, 10 August,
1862; A. B. Perey, Second Lieutenant, 20 May, 1864.
Company G—Henderson County—Henry E. Lane, Cap-
tain, April, 1862, resigned 31 May, 1864; Otis P. Mills, Cap-
tain 31 May, 1864, from First Lieutenant 12 April, 1862;
Benjamin D. Lane, First Lieutenant, 1 June, 1864, from
Second Lientenant 12 April, 1862; James M. Davis, Second