The 8th Okie Regiment At Winchester Dead And Wounded
The Eightt Okie Regiment suffered heavily at Winchester with a list of killed and wounded. Names include T M Edwards David Porcher John DL Stoweh Gorparal Shumaker James Martin Wallies Manning and J Miller. Several others from Capt Tillotsons and Capt Haynes companies are cited. Mr Myers later died of wounds. Two to three more were slightly wounded. The note laments fallen youths and condemns the rebellion.
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Winchester
T. M. Edwards
David Porcher
John DL
Stoweh
Gorparal Shumaker
Ames Martin
Wallies Manning
Ju. Miller
Daniel Mc Weil
Geo. Mywrs
J. A Donel
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A. J. Disbro
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Alfred Panders
Geo. C. Planders
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Sherman Smith
Janws Anderson
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Wim. Wetherell
A. G. Bacon
A. Kh. Brown
Capt. Starckman
A. Fry
M. Maktora
T. M. Edwarda
J. K. Reynolds
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Gapt. Haynes
Mr. Myers
J. L. Gap
M. Stahl
Ballville Township
Fremont
Winchester Virginia battle reports and Union moves
Dispatches describe Union General Banks advancing from Strasburg toward Winchester Virginia April reports of skirmishes with Ashbys rebel cavalry and infantry at the approach to town. Banks drives rebels from Stone's Creek Edinburg and builds bridges while Confederate forces retreat toward Kellaville and Fort Smith under Van Dorn and Price.
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Fragmented Civil War dispatches from Hickman and New York
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Sefferson on Mavery A reminiscence of Jefferson work
Sefferson on Mavery a reminiscence of Jefferson from Capt Edmond Bacon long Monticello overseer and Kentucky native. The memoir notes Jefferson’s kindness and leadership while recounting early life details and historical memory from Kentucky sources.
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