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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1901

Page

2

War Stories of North Carolina Regiment at Seven Pines and Gaines Mill

The account describes Company A of the Sixteenth North Carolina regiment, its formation in 1861, and early battles from Seven Pines to Gaines Mill. It recalls marches from Raleigh to Richmond, engagement near Williamsburg, and intense assaults, including close personal losses and a comrade killed before his eyes.

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The Death of Captain Coleman on Frasers Farm Battle

A Civil War narrator recalls marching to Frasers Farm as General Pender’s brigade engaged. Captain Coleman warns of preferring death to mortal wounds, then is killed by a stray shell. The narrator survives, wipes Coleman’s brains from his face, and the unit presses forward through cedar thicket to seize a nearby battery before nightfall.

Andrew W. Coleman Pender Hass Ezain Frasiers’ Farm Colenan Captain Coleman Virginia Virginiana

Frasiers Farm Battle End and Mo General Misidentification

A Civil War account recalls the battle of Frasiers Farm where a Confederate unit mistook Union lines for Yankees and captured a battery without surrender. The narrator describes General Mo in command, the death of their captain, and the Union assault on Malvern Hill with heavy artillery. The tale notes Pender's brigade in reserve and McClellan abandoning the position as the fighting continued into night.

United States MaClellan Pender Meohavicaville Matvero Hill

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