The Battle of Greenbrier River occured on Oct 3, 1861 in Bartow, Pocahontas County Virginia (West Virginia).
Confederate forces commanded by Gen Henry Jackson indicated 6 killed and 33 wounded.
The Staunton Spectator published an account of the dead and Wounded on October 15,1861.
Article is clipped and viewable on Newspapers.com.
Sgt Graves died. Memorial 13429272.
Pvt Tiddler, killed.
Twelth Georgia Regiment
Two killed, names not identified.
John Crie, and J. W. Brown.
Arkansas Regiment
Two killed, names not identified
John Agnew, William O. Blocker
Thirty First Virginia Volunteer
One killed, two wounded. Name not identified.
John Mumford, B. B. Slavern
Confederate forces commanded by Gen Henry Jackson indicated 6 killed and 33 wounded.
The Staunton Spectator published an account of the dead and Wounded on October 15,1861.
Article is clipped and viewable on Newspapers.com.
Sgt Graves died. Memorial 13429272.
Pvt Tiddler, killed.
Twelth Georgia Regiment
Two killed, names not identified.
John Crie, and J. W. Brown.
Arkansas Regiment
Two killed, names not identified
John Agnew, William O. Blocker
Thirty First Virginia Volunteer
One killed, two wounded. Name not identified.
John Mumford, B. B. Slavern
The Battle of Greenbrier River occured on Oct 3, 1861 in Bartow, Pocahontas County Virginia (West Virginia).
Confederate forces commanded by Gen Henry Jackson indicated 6 killed and 33 wounded.
The Staunton Spectator published an account of the dead and Wounded on October 15,1861.
Article is clipped and viewable on Newspapers.com.
Sgt Graves died. Memorial 13429272.
Pvt Tiddler, killed.
Twelth Georgia Regiment
Two killed, names not identified.
John Crie, and J. W. Brown.
Arkansas Regiment
Two killed, names not identified
John Agnew, William O. Blocker
Thirty First Virginia Volunteer
One killed, two wounded. Name not identified.
John Mumford, B. B. Slavern
Confederate forces commanded by Gen Henry Jackson indicated 6 killed and 33 wounded.
The Staunton Spectator published an account of the dead and Wounded on October 15,1861.
Article is clipped and viewable on Newspapers.com.
Sgt Graves died. Memorial 13429272.
Pvt Tiddler, killed.
Twelth Georgia Regiment
Two killed, names not identified.
John Crie, and J. W. Brown.
Arkansas Regiment
Two killed, names not identified
John Agnew, William O. Blocker
Thirty First Virginia Volunteer
One killed, two wounded. Name not identified.
John Mumford, B. B. Slavern
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