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18th South Carolina Volunteers Heroic Civil War Sketch
Rev. A A James recounts the 18th SCV organized 1862 with Gadberry as colonel later killed at Second Manassas. The regiment fought from Gordonsville to Petersburg, endured heavy losses at Antietam, Gettysburg, and Five Forks, and aided by Gen Evans and Jackson. Wallace rose to brigadier general as the unit pressed across Virginia and through Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina campaigns.
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Ashley River
Charleston
James Toland
Mt. Wlenyant
Wallace
Qul. Scaife
Clough
Sims
Col. Wallace
Virginia
Marshall
Col
Gadberry
Hobson
aDoney
Beast Butler
New Orleans
Butler
South
Jon. M. Gaiberry
Gordonsville
Rappna- Bannock Station
T. J. Taekwon
Rappahannock
Longatreet
Rappahannock Station
Boyce
Lieut. Munro
Jackson
Pope
Longstreet
Efenmy
Marsland
Throunh Teesire
White's Ford
Mrederick City
Pointe Inte Ean
Olte Aver Ie Moyjouney
Advancine
Zoone Morough Oonty Twerratown
D. T. Nill
Jett
South Mountain
Jackson Haul
Pototia
Harper's Ferry
Will
South Momitala
Ingerstown
Samuel L. Campbel
Aida
Sharpsburg
Wishmond
Rock Will
South Carolina
Clover
York County
Ile
Antietam Creek
Potomac River
Lee
Potowine
Winchester
Culpepper
Briade
Gev
N. G. Evans
Richmond
Kinston
N.C
Foster
Newberne
Neuse
Mt. Pleasant
Sullivan's Island
Port Sumter
Miss
Jon Johnson
Big Black River
Grant
Pemberton
Vicksburg
Tallahassee
Finnigan
Olusteo
Ocean Yoad
Lake City
Jacksonville
Cedar Creek
Wilmington
Petersburg
Clay's
Tarim
Walker
Thomas Sims
Bobo
Cold Harbor
James River
City Point
Appomattox
Beauregard
Leo
Tames River
Und
Pegram
Sergt
Charner Greer
Lieut Hill
W. H. Wallace
Robt. Betsil
Wm. Munro
Macbeth Artillery
A. A. James