Histories of the Several Regiments And Battalions From North Carolina in the Gr
Histories of the Several Regiments And Battalions From North Carolina in the Gr
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The men killed were N. T. McNeill, of Harnett ; 324 North Carolina Troops, 1861 -'65.
W. M. Vickers, of Orange, and Miles Nelson, of Henderson county.
A courier from General D. 11. Hill about sundown reached the four companies at the upper Trent river crossing to warn them that they were now cut off, when Major Schenk drew in his pickets, and avoiding tlie column by a circuitous march, had all at Wise's Forks within the lines about sunrise. This was the Major's last field service. He had long f...ought against failing health, but was now completely broken down and was at once sent to the hospital, from which he was even- tually retired by the board of examining surgeons, Avith the respect and sympathy of his many friends.
16 May, Cooke's North Carolina Brigade has come to Kin- ston from the vicinity of Charleston. 17 May, the Fifty- sixth relieves a regiment of Daniel's North Carolina Brigade on outpost duty at Gum Swamp, which is eight miles below Kinston, on the Dover road. The line of defense has been improved by Colonel Rutledge with his Twenty-fifth Regi- ment of Ransom's Brigade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The men killed were N. T. McNeill, of Harnett ; 324 North Carolina Troops, 1861 -'65.
W. M. Vickers, of Orange, and Miles Nelson, of Henderson county.
A courier from General D. 11. Hill about sundown reached the four companies at the upper Trent river crossing to warn them that they were now cut off, when Major Schenk drew in his pickets, and avoiding tlie column by a circuitous march, had all at Wise's Forks within the lines about sunrise. This was the Major's last field service. He had long f...ought against failing health, but was now completely broken down and was at once sent to the hospital, from which he was even- tually retired by the board of examining surgeons, Avith the respect and sympathy of his many friends.
16 May, Cooke's North Carolina Brigade has come to Kin- ston from the vicinity of Charleston. 17 May, the Fifty- sixth relieves a regiment of Daniel's North Carolina Brigade on outpost duty at Gum Swamp, which is eight miles below Kinston, on the Dover road. The line of defense has been improved by Colonel Rutledge with his Twenty-fifth Regi- ment of Ransom's Brigade.
What to read after Histories of the Several Regiments And Battalions From North Carolina in the Gr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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