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572 NortH Carotina Troops, 1861-65.

With G. W. Shell, Quartermaster Headquarters.
Pleasant Hutchison, Co. H, 22d N. C, T,
Jas. Farmer, Co. A, 45th N. C.

In Ordnance Reserve Department.
Private Jesse W. Lassiter, Co. H, 30th N. C. Troops.

In Medical Purveyor’s Department, -

Private N. C. Summers, Co. C, 4th N. C. Reg’t, Q. M. Serg’t.
Peter Heavner, Co. E, 34th N, CG, Reg’t, Teamster. ;
D. Reid, Co, E, 34th N. C. Reg’t, Teamster, Total, 13.

PAROLED BY MAJOR D. E. BRIDGFORD, PROVOST MARSHAL —

A. N. V.
Sundry paroled by Maj. D. B. Bridgford, Provost Marshal AL NEV.

Alexander Crews, 2d Lt. Co. G, 30th N. C,
B. B. Singletary, Surgeon 45th N. C.

A. H, Galloway, Maj. and Q. M. Scales’ Brig.
J. H. McAden, Surgeon, Scales’ Brig,

T. H. Cameron, ist Lt. C. S. M, C.

B, J. Smith, ist Lt. Co. G, 4th N. Cc.

D, L. Stafford, Co. F, 2d N. C.

W. C. Mills, Co, I, 7th N. C.

W. T. Cole, Co. B, 7th N. C.

W. C. Palmer, Co. D, 7th N. C.

W. O. Serralt, Co. D, 14th N. C. Total, 6 officers, 5 men.

PAROLED BY CAPTAIN F. C. COX.

Enlisted men of different commands belonging to the Army of
Northern Virginia, who were not present with their commands fo>
parole, but afterwards paroled by Captain F. C. Cox, A. A. G.

Wm, George, Co.’G. 1st N. C. T.

Jno. McDonnall, Co. vu. 3d N. C. T.

A, Jones, Co, F, 6th N. C. T.

W. L, Huffman, Co. A, 12th N. C. T.

J. T. Kirkpatrick, Co. B, 13th N. C. T.

M, W. Snow, Co, I, 18th N. C. T.

H. W. N. Owenby, Co. A, 25th N. C. T.

W. G. Hamilton, Co, D, 26th N. C. T.

J. W. Maybury, Co, A, ist N. C. Art,

H. L, Shore, Co, B, 1st N. C. Batt.

James P. Dwiggens, Co. H, 63d N. C. (5th Cav.) Total, 11.
Total, Cavalry, Artillery and Sundry, 20 officers, 255 men.

Omitted, Barringer’s Brigade, 21 men.
43 Roberts’ Brigade, 4 officers, 88 men.

THE AVPOMBIACA PAROLE: LIST.

By THE EDITOR.

At the surrender at Appomattox this State had nine in-
fantry brigades (containing 42 regiments and 2 battalions)
and 2 cavalry brigades (containing 6 regiments) and six
batteries of artillery. A little more than three months be-
fore two other North Carolina brigades, Kirkland and Cling-
man, in Hoke’s Division, had been withdrawn from this army
and sent under General Hoke to the defence of Wilmington
and on 26 February the Seventh regiment, in Lane’s Bri-
gade, had been sent on detached service to North Carolina.

The infantry brigades were Cox and Grimes in Grimes’
Division and Johnston and Lewis in Early’s Division, both
in the Second Corps commanded by Major-General Jno. B.
Gordon ; Cooke and MacRae in Heth’s Division and Lane and
Seales in Wilcox’s Division in the Third Corps, and Ran-
som’s Brigade in Johnson’s Division, Anderson’s Corps. We
also had Barringer’s and Roberts’ Brigades in W. H. F. Lee’s
Division in the Cavalry Corps.

The above 11 brigades (adding in Grimes’ staff) surren-
dered 462 officers and 4,210 men, according to 95 Vol.
(serial) Off. Rec. Union and Confed. Armies, pp. 1277,

1278. See also Vol. 4 of this work at pp. 441, 442.

Besides above 9 brigades of infantry and 2 of cavalry,
North Carolina had at Appomattox six batteries of ar-
tillery, 7. e. Flanner’s and Ramsey’s in Haskell’s Battalion,
First Corps; Williams’ and Manly’s in Poague’s Battalion in
the Third Corps, and Cumming’s and Miller’s in Blount’s
Battalion in Anderson’s Corps. The numbers of said six
batteries are not given in said Vol. 95 of official records, but
if estimated at 12 officers and 250 men the total credited
to North Carolina in that volume is 5,134, as stated in Vol.

4 of this present work at p. 442.
By above parole list, the 9 infantry brigades paroled 455