George Martin
U.S. Army Military History Institute
Historical Services Division
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Carlisle Barracks, PA 17013-5021
2 Mar 07
7th Virginia Cavalry Regiment
Armstrong, Richard L. 7th Virginia Cavalry. Lynchburg, VA: Howard, 1992. 259 p. E581.6.7th.A76.
Avirett, James B. The Memoirs of General Turner Ashby and his Compeers. Gaithersburg, MD: Butternut, 1984. 408 p. E467.lA8A9.
"Complete Roll of Famous Company, Company A, Seventh Virginia Cavalry, Army of Northern
Virginia." Southern Hist Soc Papers 35 (1907): pp. 335-40 (5 photocopied pages). E483.7S76v35.
Confederate Military History, Extended Edition. Vol. 4: Virginia. Wilmington, NC: Broadfoot, 1987.
1295 p. E484C65.1987v4. Contains numerous, scattered references to Virginia units.
Crute, Joseph H., Jr. Units of the Confederate States Army. Midlothian, VA: Derwent, 1987. E546C78. See p. 358 (1 photocopied page) for a concise summary of the regiment's service.
Harris, Nelson. 7th Virginia Cavalry. Lynchburg, VA: Howard, 1994. 91 p. E581.6.17th.H37.
McDonald, Edward H. "Fighting Under Ashby in the Shenandoah." CW Times Illustrated Jul 1966):pp. 28-35 (8 photocopied pages). Per.
_____. "The Laurel Brigade Raid Across Northern Virginia." CW Times Illustrated (Nov 1966): pp. 44-48 (5 photocopied pages). Per.
_____. "We Knew We Could Overpower the Guard and Seize the Boat." CW Times Illustrated(May 1967): pp. 45-49 (5 photocopied pages). Per.
_____. "We Drove Them From the Field." CW Times Illustrated (Nov 1967): pp. 28-35 (8 photocopied pages). Per.
_____. "I Saw an Immense Column in Yankee Cavalry." CW Times Illustrated (Feb 1968): pp. 42-47 (6 photocopied pages). Per.
_____. "I Felt a Ball Strike Me; I Could Not Tell Where." CW Times Illustrated (Jun 1968): pp. 28-34 (7 photocopied pages). Per.
7th Virginia Cavalry (p. 2)
McDonald, William N. A History of the Laurel Brigade: Originally the Ashby Cavalry of the Army of Northern Virginia and Chew's Battery. Arlington, VA: Beatty, 1969 reprint of 1907 ed. 499 p. E58l.4L3M3.
Moore, Robert H. II. "A Matter of Injustice: The Summers-Koontz Incident." Blue & Gray Magazine(Feb 1992): pp. 32-34 (3 photocopied pages). Per.
______. Tragedy in the Shenandoah Valley: The Story of the Summers-Koontz Execution. Charleston, SC: History Pr, 2006. 125 p. E581.6.7thM66.
Murray, John O. The Immortal Six Hundred: A Story of Cruelty to Confederate Prisoners of War. Winchester, VA: Eddy Pr, 1905. 274 p. E615M98.
_____. Jefferson Davis Not a Traitor; The Confederate Soldier the Ideal Soldier of the World. Winchester, VA: G. F. Norton, 1904. 15 p. (7 photocopied pages). E650M87pam1.
Newman, Harry W. Maryland and the Confederacy. Annapolis, MD: By the Author, l976. E566N48. See pp. 358-62 (3 photocopied pages) for a brief history of Co M.
Sifakis, Stewart. Compendium of the Confederate Armies: Virginia. NY: Facts on File, 1992. pp. 113-14 (2 photocopied pages). E581S53. (Unit organizational history).
"Time Lapse." CW Times Illus (Mar/Apr 1991): p. 74 (1 photocopied page). Per.
Vignette & photo of John Herndon, who also served with the Charlottesville Arty
Wallace, Lee A., Jr. A Guide to Virginia Military Organizations, 1861-1865. Lynchburg, VA: Howard, 1986. pp. 47-49 (2 photocopied pages). E581.4W35. (Brief unit history).
The following pertinent personal papers are in the Institute's Manuscript Archive:
Papers on the Fairfield Fight by Paul Shevchuk - HCWRTColl-GACColl
Companies A & I Rosters - BrakeColl
Blue, John - CWTIColl