504 NortH Caroxiina Troops, 1861-’65.

David F. Redditt, Wm. M. Stevenson, D. W. Jarvis, Thos. D.
Wilkinson, Wm. H. Patrick, Beaufort county. Enlisted
men, 82.

Company C—Captains, Edward Mallett, S. S. Biddle,
Craven county. Lieutenants, S. S. Biddle, Jno. F. Guthrie,
Thos. O. Jones, Edward F. Story, Craven county. Enlisted
men, 122.

. Company D—Captain, Nathan A. Ramsey, Chatham
county. Lieutenants, Wm. S. Ramsey, Jas. B. Ellington,
Richard C. Cotten, Chatham county. Enlisted men, 184.

Company E—Captains, Allen G. Croom, Greene county ;
Wm. S. Byrd, Lenoir county. Lieutenants, Wm. S. Byrd,
S. W. Nobles, J. Q. Jackson, Chas. T. Croom, Alex. Fields,
Jos. E. Kinsey, H. H. Rasberry, Lenoir county. Enlisted
men, 119.

Company F—Captains, Andrew J. Moore, New Hanover
county; W. A. Darden, Greene county. Lieutenants, J. H.
Exum, Andrew J. Darden, Greene county; John R. Belcher,
Jesse D. Barnes, Wilson county. Enlisted men, 63.

Company G—Captains, J. F. Moore, L. L. Keith, New
Hanover county. Lieutenants, Stacy VanAmringe, A. D.
Lippitt, N. H. Fennell, Daniel Shackelford, John B. Fox,
New Hanover county. Enlisted men, 94.

Company H—Captains, John Lanier, William B. Lanier,
John D. Biggs, Martin county. Lieutenants, John Man-
ning, John D. Biggs, F. A. Rhodes, Henry Williams, Rich-
ard W. Rufus, H. H. Lanier, Abner Alexander, Martin
county. Enlisted men, 133.

Company I—Captains, Aras B. Cox, Ashe county; Wm.
T. Choate, Alleghany county. Lieutenants, Isaac C. Hig-
gins, Jno. W. Joines, Lowery Grimsley, Cotten Sparks, W.
H. Joines, Geo. Grimsley, Joshua Cox, Calloway Joines, Al-
leghany county. Enlisted men, 127.

Yompany K—Captains, F. D. Koonce, Thos. G. Henson,
Onslow county; S. W. Noble, Lenoir county. Lieutenants,
H. C€. Koonce, Jones county ; J. A. Galloway, Onslow county ;
Samuel L. Gooch, Calhoun Hoskins, 8. E. Koonce, Jones
county. Enlisted men, 106.

Srxty-First REGIMENT. 505

Casualties of the foregoing:

Edward Mallett, killed at Bentonville 15 March, 1865;
Wm. S. Devane, wounded at Bentonville 15 March, 1865;
Jas. H. Robinson, prisoner 3 September, 1864; Julius M.
Chesnut, missing at Fort Harrison 30 September, 1864;
John F. Guthries, wounded at Kinston (?) February, 1865;
Nathan A. Ramsey, prisoner at Kinston 14 December, 1862;
Wm. S. Ramsey, lost left hand at Fort Harrison 30 Septem-
ber, 1864; Jas. B. Ellington, died at Fort Harrison 30 Sep-
tember, 1864; Richard C. Cotten, prisoner at Morris Island
26 August, 1862; Jno. Q. Jackson, prisoner in 1864; L. L.
Keith, wounded at Battery Wagner, August, 1863; Wm. T.
Choate, killed at Cold Harbor; Isaac ©. Higgins, died
at Goldsboro 28 December, 1862; Cotton Sparks, killed at
Petersburg 30 June, 1864.

Casualties among enlisted men approximately as follows:

Compa- Died. _Dis- Killed. Missing. Pris- Wound’d. Total
nies. charged. oners.
14 9 3 2 6 21 55
6 12 4 11 6 39
13 5 6 14 57
26 10 44 14 111
6 3 : 19 36
? ? 4 8 12
18 4 18 10 59
11 17 11 1 42
18 7 8 26 69
24 6 18 15 64

Total 136 78 6 9 189 115 544

APO dO P

 

MARCHES IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA.

After the organization of the regiment as above stated, it
was assigned to Clingman’s Brigade, which was composed of
the Kighth, Thirty-first, Fifty-first and Sixty-first North Car-
olina Regiments, and remained at Camp Lamb, near Wil-
mington, until 16 September, when it took a move on itself
and went to Smithville and remained there till the 25th when,
on account of yellow fever outbreak it moved to Camp Rad-
cliff, three miles out, returning to Smithville on 4 October, en
route to North East bridge, above Wilmington, which was
reached on the 5th. We were really heading for the Kinston