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676 NortH Caroxtina Troops, 1861-’65.

should appear Thoroughfare Gap, with the mountains ex-
tended further south and railroad crossing them.

On map at page 645, in “Indications for Five Forks,” the
words “The Nineteenth and Forty-first were immediately in
the rear of the Sixty-third,” should read: The Nineteenth
was immediately in the rear of the Sixty-third, when the
action began. “5” should be behind, that is, just north of
the line “1-2.” The little line “4” is too far south; it should
be just about where the middle of the figure 1 is. Just after
Custer charged on the Third the Second charged from rear
of Fifth, around its right, and joined the Third in the saber

fight.
Pavut B. Means.

SEVENTY-THIRD REGIMENT (4th Reserves.)

Vou. 4, Page 65. The companies of this regiment were
from the following counties:

A, Cleveland; B, Gaston; C, Lincoln; D, Catawba; E,

Mecklenburg; F, Union; G, Cabarrus; H, Rowan; I, Davie;
K, Iredell. Ep.

SEVENTY-FOURTH REGIMENT (5th Reserves.)

Vor. 4, Page 69. The companies of this regiment were
from the following counties:

A, Yadkin; B, Wilkes; C, Wilkes; D, Ashe and Alle-
ghany; E, Burke and Caldwell; F, Surry; G, Alexander
and Caldwell; H, Supporting Force Eighth Congressional
District ; I, Supporting Force Ninth Congressional District;

K, Supporting Force Tenth Congressional District.

John A. Young was the first Colonel of this regiment.
Ep.

SEVENTY-SIXTH REGIMENT (6th Reserves.)
Vor. 4, Page 97. The companies of this regiment were as

follows:
A, Chatham; B, Chatham; C, Davidson; D, Davidson;

E, Wake; F, Moore; G, Montgomery ; H, Randolph; I, Sup-

 

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porting Force Seventh Congressional District; K, Anson,
Stanly and Davidson.

John M. Worth was also at one time Colonel of this regi-
ment. Ep.

SEVENTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT (7th Reserves.)

Vou. 4, Page 100. Company H was from Forsyth in-
stead of Stokes; Company I from Rockingham, and Com-
pany K was the supporting force of the Sixth Congressional
District. Ep.

SEVENTY-EIGHTH REGIMENT (8th Reserves.)

Vor. 4, Page 107. The companies of this regiment were

as follows:
A, Bladen and Columbus; B, Robeson and Richmond; 0,

New Hanover and Brunswick; D, Cumberland; E, Cumber-
land and Harnett; F, Wayne; G, Duplin; H, Sampson; I,
Johnston; K, Supporting Force Fourth Congressional Dis-

trict.
Peter Mallett was the first Colonel and Augustus Landis

first Lieutenant-Colonel of this regiment. Ep.

(These corrections for above five regiments are from official
from General Holmes’ headquarters, kindly furnished by Colonel Joke
W. Hinsdale —Ep. )

SEVENTY-NINTH REGIMENT.

Vor. 4, Page 113. Add P. A. Cumming as Sergeant-
Major. Ep.

SUPPLEMENTAL SKETCH 16th REGIMENT.

Vou. 4, Page 173. In last line, for “United States Ford”

read ‘‘Ely’s Ford on the Rapidan.”
J. S. McEtroy.

Ivy, N. C

FIFTEENTH BATTALION.

Vox. 4, Page 365. Insert after list of officers “Lieuten-
ant H. J. Jenkins was taken prisoner and was one of the 600