Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 31., chapter 1.32, Privates., page 189

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The Washington Light Infantry , 1807 - 1861 .

A permanent Confederate Benefaction.

The Washington Light Infantry , 1807 - 1861 .

The Washington Light Infantry Charitable Association, 1866 .

Complete roster of Trustees, 1875 - 1903 .

Roster of members from the three companies of the war, 1860 - 1865 .

Roster of members

The Grey granite obelisk,

Gordon 's assault on Fort Stedman , [from the New Orleans Picayune , October 25 , 1903 .]

Passing of the monitor Scorpion .

First shot of the war was fired in the air.

Last Capitol of the Confederacy at Danville .

How the South got chemicals during the war.

General John Morgan , [from the New Orleans Picayune , July 5 , 1903 .]

Closing scenes of the war about Richmond .

Biographical sketch of Major-General Patrick . R. Cleburne .

Zollicoffer 's oak. [from the New Orleans, La. , Picayune, August , 1903 .]

New Market day at V. M. I. [from the Richmond, Va. , times-dispatch, June 24 , 1903 .

Confederate Generals are all passing away.

Captain Don P. Halsey , C. S. A.

The sword of Robert Lee .

Recollections of army life with General Lee .

The burning of Chambersburg, Penn. [from the New Orleans, La. , Picayune, August 2 , 1903 .]

History of Crenshaw Battery ,

The Light artillery .

The greatest victory of the war.

City Battalion, Richmond, Va. [from the Richmond, Va. , times-dispatch, February 14 , 1904 .]

North Carolina and Virginia .

Rank, respectively, in the United States and Confederate States armies.

The Hypodermic Syringe.

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John Sawyers.

William Sawyers, dead.

Samuel Southerland.

Riley Smith, dead.

J. H. Sullivan.

Armstrong Skenes.

Henry Steel.

George Smith, killed.

J. S. Vermilion, killed.

Charles Whetsel, killed.

Benjamin Whetsel, dead.

John Williams, killed.

Thomas Wilson, wounded; dead.

The foregoing roll was made from memory by C. B. Price, a member of the old company, who now resides at Hansonville, Russell county, Va.

I have been at work on it for one year. If any name has been omitted or is spelled incorrectly, I hope it will be reported to me, as I wish the roster to be complete before it is impossible to get it, as the survivors will have soon passed away.

C. B. Price was corporal of Company C, 37th Regiment, Virginia Infantry.

Company C was enlisted in Russell county, Va., April, 1861, went immediately to the front, and was in the war from start to finish. [From the Richmond, Va., Times-Dispatch, Jan. 12, 1904.]

Richmond, VA. 1903.

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