194 NortH CaRoiina Troops, 1861-’65.

Company G; First Sergeant J. A. Barringer and J. C.
Kiutts, W. M. Sides, Nelson Barringer, Moses Dry, J. C.
Lineberger, E. J. Patterson and J. E. Barringer, J. J.
Ketchey, John Raney, J. S. Murph, and Wiley S. Seaford.
Lieutenants A. H. Gregory, D. W. Weaver, S. J. Thornton,
James K. McKethan and P. J. Miller, and Ensign Frank
Perkins, and 101 others were wounded.

Sixth North Carolina. The killed were:’ John MeDan-
iel, of Company C; Harvey Hanna and Joshua Johnson, of
Company H; John W. Faucett, of Company F; Henry Capps
of Company K, mortally, and Lieutenant W. S. Clinton and
29 others severely wounded.

Twenty-first North Carolina. Thekilled were: Sergeant
F. C. Clinard, of Company A; J. W. Hodges and A. F. Pat-
terson, of Company C; Corporal J. F. Beek and Chas. K.
Kallum, of Company D; Wm. Hancock and Cal. Edwards,
of Company F; Captain J. O. Blackburn, of Company G;
D. A. Ray, of Company H; S. W. Dick, of Company I; B.
F. Loinback and Jos. Long, of Company K; Corporal J. G.
Wilkinson, of Company L; and M. M. Wright, George Wy-

rick and Wm. Richardson, of Company M. The wounded .

were 35 and one missing.

Forty-third North Carolina. The killed were: R. B.
McKorkle, of Company B; Stephen Renfree, of Company
C; Captain H. A. Macon, of Company F, and Lewis Duke, of
Company G. There were 13 wounded, including Lieutenant
H. Brown and Sergeant T. H. Bobbitt. It is to be regretted
that a full list of casualties in the gallant Twenty-first Geor-
gia Regiment, forming with the above named, Hoke’s Bri-
gade, was not given to the North Carolina papers. It is
noted that the list of wounded at Plymouth and received at
the hospital in Wilson, N. C., including the following from
the Twenty-first Georgia: D. Dyal, J. F. Cook, W. M.
Hensly, F. M. Rawls, W. B. Phillips, L. W. Jones, L. A.
Hudgins, P. Marshall, J. C. Booles, J. B. Reid, J. T. Wil-
liams, John Dempsey, L. B. Davis, B. F. Gross, and G. L.
Fennell.

At the same hospital there were from the Seventh Vir-
ginia Regiment Henry Bowen, and from the Twenty-fourth

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Virginia W. D. Mounteastle, H. A. Mills, James Thomason
G. H. Rutledge and J. P. Wyson. ‘

edi Bradford’s Mississippi Battery, Corporal T. L. Rus-
sell.

JoHxn W
Hie N W. GRAHAM.

20 April, 1901.