432 Norta Carotina Troops, 1861-65.

positor, designates the regiment after the reorganization,
March, 1865, as the Sixtieth, whereas it should have been

given as the Fifty-eighth and Sixtieth Regiments consolida-
ted.

Lizvreyant-Cotonets—Edmund Kirby, of Virginia,
killed at Chickamauga 20 September, 1863; Thomas J. Dula
(resigned 29 August, 1864); S. M. Silver, promoted from
Major September, 1864 (resigned March, 1865) ; Thaddeus
M. Coleman, commissioned March, 1865.

Masors—T. J. Dula, wounded at Chickamauga, promoted
to Lieutenant-Colonel 14 August, 1864; A. T. Stewart, killed
at Jonesboro, Ga., 31 August, 1864; S. M. Silver, promoted
to Lieutenant-Colonel 14 August, 1864; G. W. F. Harper,
promoted November, 1864, from Captain Company H.

Apsutants—Edmund Kirby, of Virginia, promoted to
Lieutenant-Colonel; Benjamin L. Perry, Beaufort, N. C.;
Orville Ewing, Nashville, Tenn.

Surerons—W. A. Collett (resigned 1863) ; W. H. Harris.

Assistant Surezons—O. M. Lewis, T. J. Mitchell,
Alonzo White.

QuarTerMastrer—M. J. Bearden, Buncombe county.

Serezant Masors—H. Herndon; Jas. Inglis, killed at
Dalton, Ga., 25 February, 1864; D. D. Coffey.

QuaRTERMASTER SerGEANT—John E. Medearis, Caldwell
county.

Orpnancr Sereeant—John A. Hensley, Yancey county.

Drum Masors—H. Estes, Caldwell county; J. Caldwell
Blair, Caldwell county.

Hosprrat Srewarp—James M. Riddle, Mitchell county.

Company A—Mitchell County—Captains: Martin
Wiseman (resigned 1862), F. A. Tobey. Lieutenants: F.
A. Tobey; W. H. Wiseman, killed at Chickamauga 20 Sep-
tember, 1863; J. J. Wise, W. A. Vance.

Company B—Mitchell County—Captains: Jacob W.
Bowman (resigned 1862), Isaac H. Bailey, severely wounded
and permanently disabled at Chickamauga 20 September,

1863. Lieutenants: J. C. Conley, J. W. Pitman, I. H.
Bailey.

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Company C—Yancey County—Captains: J. P. Horton,
resigned 1862; S. B. Briggs. Lieutenants: M. P. Hampton,
W. M. Austin, wounded at Chickamauga.

Company D—Watauga County—Captains: D. C. Har-
mon (resigned 1862), B. F. Baird. Lieutenants: B. F.

- Baird, W. P. Mast, D. F. Baird, A. F. Davis, W. M. Har-

rington.

Company E—Caldwell Cownty—Captains: A. T. Stew-
art, promoted to Major and killed 31 August, 1864; Thomas
J. Coffey. Lieutenants: J. B. Marler; T. J. Coffey; W. E.
Coffey (dropped).

Company F—McDowell County—Captains: W. Conley,
died November, 1862; ©. O. Conley, killed June, 1864, at
New Hope Church, Ga., H. C. Long. Lieutenants: C. O.
Conley ; J. D. Morrison, killed at Chickamauga 20 Septem-
ber, 1863; J. A. Fox, T. P. Epps, R. H. Sisk, J. B. Morgan.

Company G—Watauga County—Captains: J. L. Phillips,
wounded at Chickamauga and permanently disabled; John
R. Norris, promoted from Lieutenant September, 1863.
Lieutenant: C. R. Byrd, wounded at Chickamauga.

Company H—Caldwell County—This company was
raised for Z. B. Vance’s Legion, enlarged by transfers from
Companies F and I of the Twenty-sixth North Carolina Reg-
iment, and went into camp of instruction at Kittrell, N. C.,

May, 1862.

The effort to raise and organize the Vance Legion being
unsuccessful, this company was assigned to the Fifty-eighth
Regiment which it joined at Johnson City, Tenn., August,
1862.

Captains: T. J. Dula, promoted to Major; G. W. F.
Harper, wounded at Resaca, Ga., 15 May, 1864, promoted
to Major November, 1864; L. W. Gilbert. Lieutenants:
W. W. Lenoir, promoted to Captain Thirty-seventh Regiment
July, 1862; G. W. F. Harper; E. M. Hedrick; A. D. Lingle;
L. A. Page, killed at Dalton, Ga., 25 February, 1864; L. W.
Gilbert, promoted to Captain November, 1864.

Company I—Watauga County—Captains: John A. Mil-
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