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Forest City Courier in Forest City, North Carolina

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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1929

Page

3

Sandy Run Yellow Jackets of Colfax in Civil War service

The Sandy Run Yellow Jackets from Colfax Township formed as Company B of the Thirty Fourth North Carolina Volunteers in 1861. Led by Capt John Edwards and later by Capt Joseph Byers and Capt William Beam, the unit drew men from Rutherford Cleveland and Mecklenburg counties. The roster lists officers, non commissioned officers, privates with enlistment dates September 2 1861 and numerous casualties including deaths at Goldsboro Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. A requested ballad about the unit circulated, with many names and fates recorded.

North Carolina Colfax Township Fuwards Sandy Run Creek Sandy Run Hard Shell Baptist Church Edwards J. C., Byers William P. Beam Thirty-Fourth Regiment Rutherford Cleveland Mecklenburg Dixie John Edwards Joseph C. Byers William H. Harrell William D. Edwards Davie B. Harrell D. B. Harrell Williamsburg Wm. H. Harrell Thomas J. Stroud Cleveland County Seth Bedford Felix C. Dobbins John N. Edwards Tarboro N.C Jacob A. Wright John P. Philbeck Chancellorsville George W. Lockade Ox Hill Simon D. Davis Frazier Dyeus A. N Zachariah J. M Goldsboro N. C Frank R. B Green Francis M Gaines’ Mill Gettys Lawson G Alfred W Hamrick Eli Eli O Amos Hage David Hales Wil Lewis M James W. A Iam T Sp Jones Wm. A J. J McDaniel James C McSwain William Owens Andrew Willis Philbeck Thomas F Cleveland Coun

Patterson Long Couple Tie Knot In Quiet Hopewell Ceremony

Miss Clara Long and Mr. Alex Patterson wed Sept 4 at 3 o clock in the bride’s home with Rev. J. E. Hipp performing amid fern and flower decorations. The couple, of Hopewell and Glasgow ties, will reside at the groom’s Northwest Hopewell home after honeymooning north. nearby news adds that Charles Parkhill of Glasgow was adjudged insane after years of telephone annoyance to Miss Ruth Evans.

Bostic Clara Long Alex Patterson Hopewell J. E. Hipp Patterson Points North Northwest Charles Parkhill Glasgow Ruth Evans

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