HISTORY OF THE NINTH VIRGINIA CAVALRY
IN THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES
Chapter XIV.
-- At Hatcher's Run --

. . . .In the pursuit of Warren's corps along the Weldon railroad down to Belfield Station in midwinter they were several times under fire and suffered for want of rations and exposure to ice and sleet. Much of the winter of 1864 and 1865 was spent in comfortable winter quarters near Belfield Station, each of the squadrons taking its turn of picket service, on a line about thirty miles from camp. They were on the right of our infantry at Hatcher's run in the month of February, 1865, and in an engagement on the 5th of that month suffered considerably. . . .

GOULDMAN, G. JESSE: Enl. 3/1/64 in Co. C. Absent sick, March - June 1864. Present at 1/19/65 final roll. Wded. by gun shot in the abdomen, 2/6/65 at Hatchers Run (age 20 at wounding). Paroled at Ashland, 4/27/65. d. July 1899

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