No telling how complete this is:
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George Henry Bristow, Private
He died of wounds on 7/27/1864 at Richmond, VA
* Wounded 7/1/1864 Petersburg, VA (Left shoulder)
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Benjamin Freeman, Private
* Wounded 7/1/1864 Petersburg, VA (Estimated day)
* Hospitalized 7/13/1864 Chimborazo Hospl, Richmond, VA (Injured both ankles)
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Thomas B. Keinningham, 5th Sergeant
* Wounded 7/1/1864 Petersburg, VA (Right forearm)
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Henry Brisco, Asst Surgeon.
* Wounded 7/4/1864 (place not stated) (Left thigh)
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Joseph C. Terry, Jr, 1st Sergeant
* Wounded 7/7/1864 (place not stated)
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Joshua S. Didlake, 3rd Corpl.
He was Killed on 7/8/1864 at Petersburg, VA
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Camm M. Harper, Private
He was Killed on 7/10/1864 at Petersburg, VA
(Killed by a mortar shell in the trenches)
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Howard W. Longest, 2nd Corporal
He was Killed on 7/10/1864
(Killed by mortar shell)
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Andrew Richardson, Private
He was Killed on 7/10/1864
(Killed in the trenches by mortar shell)
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Edward G. Trice
He was Killed on 7/10/1864
(Killed in the trenches by a mortar shell)
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Ambrose West, Private
He was Killed on 7/11/1864 at Petersburg, VA
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Ethelbert Rowe, Private
* Wounded 7/11/1864 Petersburg, VA
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John C. Williams, Private
He was Killed on 7/14/1864
(Killed by a minie ball at Batty #5)
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Elisha R. Hodges, Private
* Wounded 7/14/1864 Petersburg, VA (Left arm)
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George T. Tribble, Private
* Wounded 7/14/1864 Petersburg, VA
He died on 7/30/1864 at Chimborazo Hospl, Richmond, VA
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Edwin Watkins, 3rd Corporal
* Wounded 7/14/1864 Petersburg, VA (Right elbow)
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Quint Hilliard, Private
* POW 7/15/1864 (place not stated)
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Mathew Richardson, Private
* Missing 7/15/1864 (place not stated)
He was Supposed died on 7/15/1864
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Francis A. Marshall, 2nd Sergeant
He was Killed on 7/15/1864 at Jordan's Farm, VA
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J T. Foster, Private
* Wounded 7/16/1864 (place not stated)
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Mordecai Verlander, Color Corporal
He was Killed on 7/16/1864 at Petersburg, VA
(Killed in trenches)
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Richard H. Reed, Private
* Wounded 7/17/1864 (place not stated)
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Fleming Jones, Private
* Wounded 7/18/1864 (place not stated)
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Pashal W. Cooke, Private
* Wounded 7/21/1864 (place not stated) (In head)
* Wounded 7/30/1864 Petersburg, VA (Near right eye)
* Hospitalized 8/1/1864 Chimborazo Hospl, Richmond, VA (For wounds)
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R Story, Private
* Wounded 7/21/1864 (place not stated) (In groin)
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Joseph A. Davis, Private
* Wounded 7/23/1864 (place not stated) (Left hand)
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Thomas Belvin, Private
He was Killed on 7/30/1864 at Petersburg, VA
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Benjamin Dudley, Private
He was Killed on 7/30/1864
(Killed in trenches)
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Daniel Jones, Private
He was Killed on 7/30/1864 at Petersburg, VA
(Killed in the trenches)
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Charles C. Newbill, Private
He was Killed on 7/30/1864 at Petersburg, VA
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Abram Wimbish Poindexter, Captain
He was Killed on 7/30/1864 at Petersburg, VA
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Richard Stouce, Private
He was Killed on 7/30/1864 at Petersburg, VA
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Peter W. Bristow, Private
* Wounded 7/30/1864 Petersburg, VA (In head)
He died on 9/24/1864
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John J. Cooper, Private
* Wounded 7/30/1864 Petersburg, VA
* Hospitalized 8/2/1864 Chimborazo Hospl, Richmond, VA (Gunshot wound)
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Henry Glasco, Private
* Wounded 7/30/1864 Petersburg, VA (Right hand, no further record)
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William J. Harper, Private
* Wounded 7/30/1864 Petersburg, VA (Left hand)
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John H. Hudgins, Private
* Wounded 7/30/1864 Petersburg, VA
* Hospitalized 8/1/1864 Chimborazo Hospl, Richmond, VA (Wound to right arm)
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Goodson Miller, Private
* Wounded 7/30/1864 Petersburg, VA (Left arm)
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Luther Rice Mills, Brevet 2nd Lieutenant
* Wounded 7/30/1864 Petersburg, VA (Right scapula)
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William Richardson, Private
* Wounded 7/30/1864 Petersburg, VA
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Robert Ambrose Sutton, Private
* Wounded 7/30/1864 Petersburg, VA
* Hospitalized 8/1/1864 Richmond, VA
* Detailed 2/28/1865 (place not stated) (For light duty, lost eye)
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Charles Vaughan, Private
* Wounded 7/30/1864 Petersburg, VA
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Enoch Walker, Private
* Wounded 7/30/1864 Petersburg, VA (Gunshot to right hand)
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Edgar Yarrington, Private
* Wounded 7/30/1864 Petersburg, VA (Gunshot at the base of the brain)
He died of wounds on 8/2/1864 at Petersburg, VA Hospital
Sources used by Historical Data Systems, Inc.:
- The Virginia Regimental Histories Series
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This report reveals their location at the Crater
HEADQUARTERS JOHNSON'S DIVISION, August 20, 1864.
COLONEL: The following report of the part taken by this division in the action of Saturday the 30th of July, 1864, is respectfully submitted:
For a proper understanding of the condition of this command on the occasion referred to it is necessary to state that on the night of the 28th of July every man in reserve in this division was placed in the trenches. Colquitt's brigade, of Hoke's division, was temporarily transferred to my command in exchange for Gracie's brigade and placed on my right. For the purpose of relieving Field's division from the trenches my line was extended to an attenuation that was deemed barely secure against an ordinary assault. From the left to the right the brigades were stationed in the trenches in the following order, viz: Ransom's, Elliott's, Wise's, and Colquitt's brigades.
About 4.55 o'clock on the morning of the 30th of July the enemy sprung a large mine under that portion of my line about 200 yards north of the Baxter road, known as Pegram's salient. In this salient there were four guns of Captain Pegram's battery, and the Eighteenth and Twenty-second South Carolina Regiments, of Elliott's brigade, occupied the parapets in the battery and adjacent to it. . . . . . . [p. 787]
Colonel Goode, commanding Wise's brigade, caused the Fifty-ninth Virginia Regiment, under Captain Wood, to be formed in a ditch running perpendicular to the rear of the main work, and when the enemy attempted some five times to form in rear of the breach for the purpose of charging to the right, and after they had planted four colors on the line, by which the movement designated was to be made, this regiment, under Captain Wood, and the Twenty-sixth Virginia Regiment, under Captain Steele, with the Twenty-second and Twenty-third South Carolina Regiments and two guns of battery near the junction of the Baxter and Jerusalem plank roads, opened with a fire that drove them precipitately back to the crater. In this way the conflict was maintained from 5 till nearly 10 a. m. with coolness and steadiness by determined men and officers on both flanks of the breach, and with a success worthy of much praise and with great damage to the enemy. . . . .
[p. 791]
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
B. R. JOHNSON,
Major-General.
Colonel G. W. BRENT,
Assistant Adjutant-General. [p. 793]
OFFICIAL RECORDS: Series 1, vol 40, Part 1 (Richmond, Petersburg)
pp. 787pp-791 Chapter LII. THE RICHMOND CAMPAIGN.
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David West was married to Mary Susan Sparrow and enlisted in Co. F on April 20, 1861, at the age of 29. He returned to faith on July 17, 1863. He was killed in the trenches near Petersburg, VA on October 11, 1864.
Ambrose West (brother to David) enlisted in Co. F on April 20, 1861, at the age of 30. He was baptized on July 22, 1863, and was killed in action on July 11, 1864, in Petersburg, VA.
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