Deaths of Soldiers-We report the following. They are not, however, all who have died recently. Most of the following died from cold taken while they had measles, having reached the city within a few days past, some in a dying state; one, indeed, died on the cars:
H. M Long, 3rd South Carolina Regiment.
W. P. Gregory, 2nd South Carolina Regiment.
W. H. Hampton, Benjamin Gewald, Wm. Cook, 7th South Carolina Regiment.
C. J. Davis, 11th Alabama Regiment, protracted typhoid fever.
___London, Regiment unknown.
Alexander Blanton, a South Carolina Reg’t.
Samuel Blackman, 2nd South Carolina Reg’t.
P. Bell, Louisa, Holliday Guard
W. S. Lyons, 19th Mississippi Regiment
The remains of A. P. Bell were taken to his friends in Louisa county. The rest received a decent Christian burial here. Other have died at various places in the city, whose names have not been reported to us. We should be glad to have reports from hospitals and private homes.
From the Daily Dispatch in Richmond on Aug 17, 1861
H. M Long, 3rd South Carolina Regiment.
W. P. Gregory, 2nd South Carolina Regiment.
W. H. Hampton, Benjamin Gewald, Wm. Cook, 7th South Carolina Regiment.
C. J. Davis, 11th Alabama Regiment, protracted typhoid fever.
___London, Regiment unknown.
Alexander Blanton, a South Carolina Reg’t.
Samuel Blackman, 2nd South Carolina Reg’t.
P. Bell, Louisa, Holliday Guard
W. S. Lyons, 19th Mississippi Regiment
The remains of A. P. Bell were taken to his friends in Louisa county. The rest received a decent Christian burial here. Other have died at various places in the city, whose names have not been reported to us. We should be glad to have reports from hospitals and private homes.
From the Daily Dispatch in Richmond on Aug 17, 1861
Deaths of Soldiers-We report the following. They are not, however, all who have died recently. Most of the following died from cold taken while they had measles, having reached the city within a few days past, some in a dying state; one, indeed, died on the cars:
H. M Long, 3rd South Carolina Regiment.
W. P. Gregory, 2nd South Carolina Regiment.
W. H. Hampton, Benjamin Gewald, Wm. Cook, 7th South Carolina Regiment.
C. J. Davis, 11th Alabama Regiment, protracted typhoid fever.
___London, Regiment unknown.
Alexander Blanton, a South Carolina Reg’t.
Samuel Blackman, 2nd South Carolina Reg’t.
P. Bell, Louisa, Holliday Guard
W. S. Lyons, 19th Mississippi Regiment
The remains of A. P. Bell were taken to his friends in Louisa county. The rest received a decent Christian burial here. Other have died at various places in the city, whose names have not been reported to us. We should be glad to have reports from hospitals and private homes.
From the Daily Dispatch in Richmond on Aug 17, 1861
H. M Long, 3rd South Carolina Regiment.
W. P. Gregory, 2nd South Carolina Regiment.
W. H. Hampton, Benjamin Gewald, Wm. Cook, 7th South Carolina Regiment.
C. J. Davis, 11th Alabama Regiment, protracted typhoid fever.
___London, Regiment unknown.
Alexander Blanton, a South Carolina Reg’t.
Samuel Blackman, 2nd South Carolina Reg’t.
P. Bell, Louisa, Holliday Guard
W. S. Lyons, 19th Mississippi Regiment
The remains of A. P. Bell were taken to his friends in Louisa county. The rest received a decent Christian burial here. Other have died at various places in the city, whose names have not been reported to us. We should be glad to have reports from hospitals and private homes.
From the Daily Dispatch in Richmond on Aug 17, 1861
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