Jim, Can you fill us in on more information of the descendants of Nathan? This is what I have. Rita Descendants of Nathan H. Sandridge 1 Nathan H. Sandridge b: 1809 d: Aft 1850 .. +Jane H. Gardner b: 1810 in Albemarle Co, VA m: January 3, 1833 2 Rebecca Sandridge b: 1843 .... +Elam Gough m: May 8, 1864 2 Ira L. Sandridge .... +Mary S. Garrison m: January 17, 1867 2 Lucy Sandridge 2 George Martin Sandridge .... +Isabella Via 2 Leander Sandridge 2 Waller Sandridge 2 Mary Sandridge 2 Stella Sandridge

Rita, I don't know as much about J.J. Sandridge. In the 1860 census there is a J.J. Sandridge, age 23, living with his parents, B. C. Sandridge (1812- ) and S. M. (1818- ). His siblings were Zach Sandridge, (1844- ) and S.A. Sandridge (1846- ). That's all I have. It will be great when I have time to add all those other families from Albemarle that were in the references you posted. Jim RASANDIDGE@aol.com wrote: > > I am going to put the info that has SANDRIDGEs in the Civil War from > Albemarle Co, VA on the list so it will be in the archives for future > Sandridge researchers. Doris, the lady who typed it on VA-Roots, gave me > permission. > Rita > > Doris wrote: > > I live in Albemarle CO and have recently acquired an old text about its > -- James A. Pittman, MD jpittma1@erols.com

Rita, George W. Sandridge was married to Elizabeth A. Walton, and they had a son, James J. Sandridge, born July 1862. George W.'s parents were Benjamin J. Sandridge and Salina Ellett. Benjamin was, in turn, the son of Joshua Sandridge and Susan Beauchamp. Joshua was another son of Stephen and Sarah. I'll have to think about the William. Jim RASANDIDGE@aol.com wrote: > > Hardesty’s Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia (Illustrated), 1884, > Special VA Edition, R. A. Brock, H. H. Hardesty & CO, NY, Richmond, > Chicago, and Toledo. > > COMPANY E, FORTY-SIXTH VIRGINIA INFANTY, WISE’S BRIGADE > -- James A. Pittman, MD jpittma1@erols.com

Rita, I answered the previous question before downloading my mail. George M. Sandridge and Ira S. Sandridge are easier- don't even need to look it up in my file. They were sons of Nathan H. Sandridge and Jane H. Gardner. Nathan is a son of Dillard Sandridge and Hannah Epperson. Jane is the daughter of John Gardner and Anna (I think Epperson, but I'm uncertain about that now). George Martin Sandridge and his wife Isabella Theodosa Via are buried in the Sandridge Family Cemetery in Sugar Hollow. One of the sons of this couple was Sandy Franklin Sandridge, my wife's grandfather. He died in the 1960's but was one of my favorite people. Jim RASANDIDGE@aol.com wrote: > > Hardesty’s Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia (Illustrated), 1884, > Special VA Edition, R. A. Brock, H. H. Hardesty & CO, NY, Richmond, > Chicago, and Toledo. > > MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE...continued -- James A. Pittman, MD jpittma1@erols.com

RASANDIDGE@aol.com wrote: > > Cousins, > Does anyone know where these SANDRIDGEs belong in the family tree? > Rita Rita, I have Richard Sandrdige (1838- ) and Zachariah Sandridge (1840- ) were sons of Nathan W. Sandridge and Parmelia C. Garrison. They had a younger sister named Parmelia A. Sandridge (1846- ) who married, 22 Sept 1866 a William O. Sandridge (1838). He was the son of Austin Sandridge (1815-1869) and Sarah Jane Sandridge. I don't know about the other R. Sandridge. I only have one or two male Sandridges with first names starting with R that I don't know dates that would rule them out. My file also lists both Nathan W. Sandridge and Austin Sandridge as sons of William Sandridge (1780-1852). I have William married first to Sarah ? and second to Elizabeth Garrison. William's parents were Stephen Sandridge and Sarah (?Henderson). I find it interesting to see the other families represented in that same unit. The Vias, Blackwells, Ballards, Sneeds, Jarman, etc. are the other families right around the early Sandridge home there in Sugar Hollow. I have some more details, but most of the information I have on this line I acquired incidental to sorting out the descendants of Nathan H. Sandridge, who also descended from Stephen and Sarah through Dillard Sandridge. Jim -- James A. Pittman, MD jpittma1@erols.com

I would like to get a copy also. SANDIDGE-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > SANDIDGE-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 7 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [SANDIDGE-L] Another Book of Albem [RASANDIDGE@aol.com] > #2 Re: [SANDIDGE-L] Another Book of A [HSand0895@aol.com] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from SANDIDGE-D, send a message to > > SANDIDGE-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [SANDIDGE-L] Another Book of Albemarle Co. Surnames > Date: Tue, 2 Feb 1999 22:28:44 EST > From: RASANDIDGE@aol.com > To: SANDIDGE-L@rootsweb.com > > The lady who had the last book is reading another about Albemarle Co. during > the Civil War with lots of surnames which includes several SANDRIDGES. It is > long text so I thought if you are not on VA-Roots mail list and you would like > a copy, let me know at RASANDIDGE@aol.com and I will send you a copy. If you > hit the reply icon from this message, your message will go through this list. > Rita > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [SANDIDGE-L] Another Book of Albemarle Co. Surnames > Date: Wed, 3 Feb 1999 16:53:16 EST > From: HSand0895@aol.com > To: SANDIDGE-L@rootsweb.com > > Yes Rita I would like to have a copy. > > Thank's Henry -- Don Williams, KD6UVT, with interests in: amateur radio, backpacking, motorcycling and mountaineering. Do you want to be a participant in life or a spectator? donw@pe.net

Delores, This is what I have. Does anyone have any corrections or additions? Rita Descendants of Larkin Sandidge 1 Larkin Sandidge b: 1750 in Spotsylvania County, VA d: December 15, 1826 Lincoln Co, KY .. +Nancy Ann (Mary?) Vaughn b: in Mercer Co, VA d: April 23, 1821 Lincoln Co, KY m: February 1, 1782 2 John W. Sandidge b: 1781 in Mercer Co, VA d: March 27, 1863 Lincoln Co, KY .... +Patience Coleman b: Abt 1784 in Mercer Co, VA d: July 17, 1864 Lincoln Co, KY m: Abt 1803 .. 3 Joshua Sandidge b: 1812 in Lincoln Co, KY ...... +Mary Hoag b: Abt 1813 in Lincoln Co, KY m: April 16, 1834 2 Delphid Sandridge b: February 19, 1789 2 Ealeanor Sandridge b: February 12, 1791 2 Martin Sandridge b: July 1, 1793 2 Meakin Sandridge b: December 20, 1796 2 Harriet Sandridge b: June 22, 1799 d: May 10, 1868 .... +James V. Givens d: January 27, 1819 m: March 15, 1815 .. 3 Larkin Sandridge Givens b: November 4, 1816 d: January 13, 1860 *2nd Husband of Harriet Sandridge: .... +William C. Barnett d: September 17, 1829 m: December 23, 1819 .. 3 Rachel Barnett b: September 25, 1820 .. 3 Joseph Meekins Barnett b: February 2, 1823 .. 3 Nathan Barnett b: February 28, 1825 d: September 4, 1841 .. 3 Mary Ann Barnett d: September 2, 1829 *3rd Husband of Harriet Sandridge: .... +Josiah Morin m: March 1, 1831 .. 3 Josiah Morin, Jr b: July 29, 1834 .. 3 Nelson F. Morin b: February 4, 1837 .. 3 Martin VanBuren Morin b: March 16, 1840 .. 3 Richard Morin b: 1842 d: 1846 .. 3 Ealeanor Morin b: January 12, 1832 d: July 11, 1895 ...... +John Walker b: February 5, 1826 d: February 16, 1895

Hardesty’s Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia (Illustrated), 1884, Special VA Edition, R. A. Brock, H. H. Hardesty & CO, NY, Richmond, Chicago, and Toledo. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE...continued NALLE, E. P., enlisted 1861; CO B, 49th VA Infantry, Smith’s Brigade, Ewell’s Division; discharged 1863. NELSON, P. W., enlisted 1861; CO C, 2nd VA Infantry, Stonewall Brigade; promoted first lieutenant; wounded in 1862 at Point Republic and second Manassas; 1864 at Spotsylvania. NORRIS, William, enlisted May 12, 1864; discharged June 24, 1864. OWENS, C. W., enlisted June 1, 1861; CO G, 49th VA Infantry, Pegram’s Brigade, A. P. Hill’s Division. PAYNE, B. G., enlisted May 1, 1861; CO A, 5th VA Infantry, Payne’s Brigade, Fitz Lee’s Division. PENDLETON, D, captured July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg; held at point Lookout; discharged June 25, 1865. PHILLIPS, O. f., enlisted June 1863; CO C, 6th VA Cavalry, Lomax’s Brigade, Stuart’s Division. PHILLIPS, T. W., enlisted 1861, CO C, 10th VA Infantry, Stonewall Brigade; wounded 1863, at Chancellorsville; 1864 at Wilderness. PITMAN, r. C., enlisted April 17, 1861; CO F, 13th VA Infantry, Pegram’s Brigade, Early’s Division. POWELL, Frank, enlisted Augusts 1, 1864; CO D, 49th VA Infantry; Elzy’s Brigade, Pegram’s Division. POWELL, Lewis W., enlisted April 1, 1861, 1st VA Cavalry, Stuart’s Brigade; wounded July 1861 at Manassas; discharged for disability. POWELL, Sharod, enlisted January 1, 1864; CO G, 10th VA Cavalry; Fitz Lee’s Brigade, Stuart’s Division. POWELL, William H., enlisted August 1, 1864, CO D, 49th VA Infantry, Elzy’s Brigade, Pegram’s Division; wounded March 31, 1865, at Hatcher’s Run; captured at Sailors Creek, April 3, 1865; held at point Lookout; discharged June 25, 1865. PAYNE, John A., enlisted 1863; CO C, 39th Battalion; courier. PRIDDY, Anthony, enlisted 1864; Early’s CO, VA Reserves, Custis Lee’s Division. PUGH, Silas G., enlisted January 20, 1862; CO G, 46th VA Infantry’s Wise’s Brigade, Johnston’s Division; captured at Roanoke Island February 1862; held at Elizabeth City; wounded September 28, 1864, at Chester Station. RAILEY, L. R., Jr., enlisted April 1861; Crenshaw’s Battalion, Carrington Battery; captured May 5, 1863, at Spotsylvania Court House; held at Fort Delaware. RAILEY, William B., enlisted April 17, 1861, 19th VA Infantry; promoted orderly sergeant. RAWLINGS, R. H., enlisted 1862; CO I, 6th VA Cavalry, Lomax’s Brigade, Fitz Lee’s Division; wounded at Brandy Station in 1863 and 1864; Cold Harbor in 1864. ROBINSON, Richard W., enlisted August 1, 1864; CO D, 47th VA Infantry, Wise’s Brigade, Johnson’s Division; 2nd lieutenant; wounded February 4, 1865, at Petersburg. RODER, Thomas L., enlisted 1863; CO C, 39th Battalion; courier. ROGERS, J. H., CO G, 6th VA Cavalry, Lomax’s Brigade, Fitz Lee’s Division; wounded August 12, 1861, at Burnetts Ford, and January 3, 1864, at Front royal. ROTHWELL, J. B., enlisted 1864; 15th VA Cavalry; twice wounded; died August 1864. ROTHWELL, Joseph Warren, enlisted April 1862; CO D, 56th VA Infantry, Wickham’s Brigade, Longstreet’s Division, died August 6, 1864. SANDRIDGE, George M., enlisted April, 1862; VA Artillery. SANDRIDGE, Ira L., enlisted June 6, 1862; VA Artillery. SCHWARTZ, John M., enlisted May 13, 1861; CO A, 3rd VA Cavalry, Ashby’s Brigade, Stuart’s Division, wounded at Cold Harbor. SHACKLEFORD, James, enlisted Augusts 1, 1863; CO G, 49th VA Infantry, Gordon’s Brigade, Early’s Division; wounded May 29, 1864, at Revallion; captured March 25, 1865, at Petersburg; held at Point Lookout; discharged June 5, 1865. SHAY, A. R., enlisted 1861; LA Guard Battery, Hay’s Brigade, Ewell’s Division; wounded 1862 at Cedar Mountain. SHELTON, a. G., enlisted march 15, 1862; CO D, 49th VA Infantry, Pegram’s Brigade, Jackson’s Division. SHEPHERD, C., R., enlisted May 1863; Battery B, VA Light Artillery, Elzy’s Brigade, Early’s Division; captured at Spotsylvania Court House, May 12, 1864; discharged August 1863. SHEPHERD, J. S. M., enlisted April 1, 1862; Battery B., VA Light Artillery, Elzy’s Brigade, Early’s Division; captured at Spotsylvania Court House, May 12, 1864; held at Fort Delaware; discharged. SHIFLETT, Andfield H., enlisted June 1862; 12th VA, Poague’s Battalion, Sturdevant’s Batter; wounded at Seven Pines, June 27, 1862. SHIFFLETT, Levi G., enlisted 1863; Poague’s Battalion, Sturdevant’s Battery. SHULTZ, Martin, enlisted July 20, 1861, CO B, 52nd VA Infantry, Pegram’s Brigade, Johnson’s Division; discharged January 3, 1864. SMITH, D. H., enlisted 1864; CO F, Duke’s VA Reserves, Custis Lee’s Division. SMITH, George T., enlisted 1862; Captain French’s CO, Rosser’s Brigade; captured at Brandy Station; held at Washington. SMITH, George W., enlisted 1864; Early’s CO VA Reserveds, Custis Lee’s Division. SMITH, G. W., enlisted March 16, 1862, Wyatt’s Battery, Poague’s Battalion, Heth’s Division; wounded at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863. SMITH, Henry J., enlisted 1861; Ravenna Guards; wounded at Seven Pines 1862. SMITH, James D., enlisted 1864; CO A, 13th VA Infantry, Walker’s Brigade. SMITH, James D., enlisted 1864; CO F, Duke’s VA Reserves, Custis Lee’s Division. SMITH, J. H., enlisted September 1, 1861; Rockbridge Light Arillery; Lewis’ Brigade, Early’s Division; first lieutenant. SNEAD, C. L., enlisted 1862; CO G, 49th VA Infantry; Pegram’s Brigade, Early’s Division; captured 1865 at Petersburg; held at Point Lookout. SNEAD, Miles, enlisted 1861; Carrington’s Battery. SNEAD, William H., enlisted 1862; CO G, 49th VA Infantry, Pegram’s Brigade, Early’s Division. SUTHERLAND, Arthur B.., enlisted May 20, 1861; CO F, 46th VA Infantry, Wise’s Brigade, Johnson’s Division; second sergeant; promoted first lieutenant; captured February 2, 1862, at Roanoke; paroled. SUTHERLAND, Edward, enlisted May 10, 1861; CO G, 46th VA Infantry, Wise’s Brigade, Johnson’s Division; died September 28, 1864. SUTHERLAND, John H., enlisted May 20, 1861; CO F, 46th VA Infantry, Wise’s Brigade, Johnson’s Division; died September 28, 1864. SPROUSE, Martin A., enlisted May 1, 1861,; CO A, 52nd VA Infantry, Elzy’s Brigade, Pegram’s Division; wounded August 29, 1861 at Williamsburg. TAPP, Henry I., enlisted spring of 1861; 18th VA Infantry, Cox’s Brigade, Pickett’s Division; discharged May 1862; died June 1862. TAPP, William D., enlisted spring of 1861. TAYLOR, E., G., enlisted April 17, 1861; CO B, 19th VA Infantry, Hunton’s Brigade, Pickett’s Division; promoted first sergeant; wounded and captured at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; held at Baltimore. TAYLOR, William G., enlisted May 12, 1861; served as wagon master, then mechanic. TEMPLE, Roy, chaplain; enlisted May 1, 1861; Battalion King William CO Artillery, Rode’s Brigade, Jackson’s Division; wounded at Seven Pines. THOMPSON, N., enlisted 1863; CO C, 39th Battalion courier. TILLMAN, John T., enlisted June 3, 1865; CO B, 9th Battalion VA Cavalry, Fitz Lee’s Brigade, Stuart’s Division. TILLMAN, T. W., enlisted May 13, 1862; CO D, 39th VA Cavalry, R. E. Lee’s Division wounded June 11, 1865, at Shady Grove. TIMBERLAKE, C.G., enlisted March 1864; CO D, 43rd Battalion, Mosby’s command. TOOLEY, I. F., enlisted May 1, 1862; CO B, 15th VA Cavalry, Lomax’s Brigade, Fitz Lee’s Division; wounded at Spotsylvania Court House, October 28, 1864. TYLER, John H., enlisted May 20, 1861, CO I, 13th VA Infantry, Pegram’s Brigade, Early’s division; wounded June 26, 1863, at Frazier’s Farm. VAN DORAN, M. L., enlisted March 8, 1863; CO B, 1st VA Cavalry, Wickham’s Brigade, Fitz Lee’s Division. VAUGHAN, A. W. enlisted 1862; Sturdevant’s Light Artillery. VAUGHAN, Joseph G., enlisted 1863, courier to General Lee. VAWTER, C. E., enlisted May 9, 1861, CO D, 27th VA Infantry, Elzy’s Brigade, Jackson’s Division; promoted third sergeant and captain; wounded June 19, 1862; in the VA valley; captured March 2, 1865 at Waynesboro; held at Fort Delaware; discharged June 19, 1865. VIA, P. M., enlisted April 15, 1861; Bogg’s Battalion, Stewart’s Battery. VOORHIES, G. F., enlisted April 18, 1861; CO D, 2nd VA Infantry, Elzy’s Brigade, Jackson’s Division; wounded May 10, 1864 Spotsylvania Court House. WALLACE, James H., enlisted May 15, 1862; CO B, 3rd Battalion VA Light Artillery, Ewell’s Brigade, Jackson’s Division. WAYLAND, J. Finks, enlisted July 4, 1861, 3rd Battalion VA Light Artillery, Ewell’s Brigade, Jackson’s Division; wounded and captured at Spotsylvania Court House, May 12, 1864, ; held at Fort Delaware; discharged May 25, 1865. WHEELER, D. H., enlisted May 20, 1861; CO E, 49th VA Cavalry, Lomax’s Brigade, Fitz Lee’s Division. WHELER, J. J., enlisted February 14, 1862; CO G, 5th VA Cavalry, Lomax’s Brigade, Fitz Lee’s Division. WHITE, J., C, enlisted April 1861; 10th VA Cavalry; Stewart’s Brigade, W. H.. Lee’s Division; wounded at Bull Run. WHITE, N. V., enlisted April 1861; 10th VA Cavalry, Stewart’s Brigade, W. H. Lee’s Division. WHITMORE, J. H., enlisted 1861; CO I, 14th VA Cavalry, Jenkins’ Brigade; promoted sergeant; captured at Lewisburg 1862; held at Alton, IL. WINSTON, James O., enlisted June 1, 1861; CO A, 1st VA Light Artillery, Brown’s Brigade; captured at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; held at Point Lookout. WORSHAM, J. H., enlisted April 12, 1861; CO A, 1st GA Cavalry, Young’s Brigade, Hampton’s Division; discharged May 3, 1865. WRENN, Joseph T., enlisted 1864; CO B, 1st VA Reserves, Custis Lee’s Division. WYANT, James D., enlisted August 20, 1862; 19th VA Infantry. WOOD, Edward, enlisted 1861; Crook’s CO Infantry; captured at Roanoke Island, 1861; paroled; discharged 1863; re-enlisted 1863, in Carrington’s Battery. WOOD, Edward S., enlisted June 1861; CO D, 46th VA Infantry, Wise’s Brigade. WOOD, Ira G., enlisted 1861; Southall’s Battalion Artillery; discharged 1862; re-enlisted 1864; CO K, 49th VA Infantry, Pegram’s Brigade, Ewell’s Division; wounded 1865 at Hatcher’s Run. WOOD, Jeff, enlisted 1862; Sturdevant’s Battery. WOOD, John R., enlisted July 4, 1861; 2nd VA, Wise’s Brigade. WOOD, John R., enlisted 1862; Carrington’s Battalion; Early’s Division; captured 1863, at Howlett’s farm, held at Elmira. WOOD, Joseph T, enlisted 1861; CO F, 13th VA Infantry, Elzy’s Brigade, A. P. Hill’s Division; third lieutenant; discharged 1862. WOOD, R. A., enlisted May 4, 1861; CO F, 7th VA Infantry; Hunton’s Brigade, Pickett’s Division; wounded and captured at Fraziers Farm, June 2, 1862; held at Fort Delaware. WOOD, Robert E., enlisted spring of 1861; CO F, 7th VA Infantry; Longstreet’s Brigade, Pickett’s Division; wounded and captured at Gaines Mills, 1863; held at Governor’s Island. WOOD, T. H.,, enlisted May 1, 1861; Battery C, VA Light Artillery, Nelson’s Brigade, Pendleton’s Division; wounded at Kelly’s Ford, March 17, 1863. WOOD, Z. T., enlisted April 1, 1861; CO E, 52nd VA, Johnston’s Brigade, Jackson’s Division. WOOD, Wilson D., enlisted May 1862; CO K, 2nd VA Infantry, Wickham’s Brigade, Fitz Lee’s Division; wounded May 8, 1863, at Spotslyvania. WOODSON, Powhatan, enlisted May 20, 1861; CO B, 34th VA Infantry, Wise’s Brigade, Johnson’s Division; captured June 25, 1864, at Petersburg; held at Palmyra, NY. WOODSON, William F., enlisted February 1, 1862; CO B, 34th VA Infantry, Wise’s Brigade, Johnston’s Division; discharged June 25, 1865. WOOLEDGE, W. W.., enlisted 1861; CO A, 13th VA Infantry, Elzy’s Brigade, A. P. Hill’s Division; detailed in 1862 as wagon master and purchasing agent. WORTHINGTON, C. A., enlisted 1861; CO C, 1st MD Infantry; captain; captured in MD 1861; held in Washington; discharged 1862; re-enlisted 1864, CO A, 1st MD Battalion Cavalry, Johnson’s Brigade, Lomax’s Division; wounded 1864.

Cousins, Does anyone know where these SANDRIDGEs belong in the family tree? Rita Hardesty’s Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia (Illustrated), 1884, Special VA Edition, R. A. Brock, H. H. Hardesty & CO, NY, Richmond, Chicago, and Toledo. COMPANY K, SECOND VIRGINIA CAVALRY ANDERSON, M. L., enlisted July, 1862; killed October 8, 1864, near Woodstock. BAXTER, Thornton; killed 1864, near Trevilian Depot BRAGG, V. T. CARR, James, killed 1864, at Fort Kernan COSBY, Thomas M., wounded in the Virginia valley, Oct 9, 1864 GARTH, J. D., enlisted 1862; captured 1864, at Spotsylvania Court House; held at Fort Delaware GARTH, S. D. enlisted March 1862; captured May 8, 1864, at Spotsylvania Courth House; held at Fort Delaware GART, W. A., wounded and captured at Spotsylvania Court House, 1864; recaptured, discharged 1864 GOSS, John W., enlisted 1862; captured near Charlottesville; paroled. GOOD, Albert H., second lieutenant; captured and wounded at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; held at Davis Island; died August 3, 1863 GOODWIN, F. C., killed at Appomattox Court House, 1865. GOODWIN, William W, wounded June 3, 1864, at Cold Harbor; died next day. GRAYSON, Joseph H., enlisted July 13, 1863; wounded at Charles City Court House, May 23, 1864; discharged June 14, 1864. HARRIS, Robert N., wounded at Hellars Ford and Stevensburg. LESLIE, J. O., promoted captain; wounded 1862 in the valley of Virginia; killed 1864 at Fort Royal LOBBAN, W. F., captured February 18, 1864; held at Fort Delaware thirteen months, at Washington four months. LOWIS, James T., sergeant; promoted adjutant-sergeant. MAGRUDER, James, sergeant; promoted first lieutenant; killed 1864 at Meadow Bridge MARSHALL, George B., wounded near Surrey, Sept. 1864; discharged September 1864 McGHEE, Frank, wounded Sept. 2, 1862, at Leesburg; June 24, 1864, at ___ Shop. McGHEE, N. C., sergeant MAUPIN< J. L. P. MICHIE, E. O., enlisted 1862; wounded September 1863 at Jacks Shop. MINOR, George R. MINOR, William B., died 1863 MINOR, George R. MUNDY, E. C., enlisted 1862. NELSON, Frank, killed 1864 at Fort Kernan NEWMAN, Thomas,, killed 1863 in Loudon county RAILEY, James P., corporal ROTHWELL, J. W., enlisted 1862; died 1862. SHACKELFORD, Dr. W. C., promoted assistant surgeon, 2nd VA Cavalry SNEED, Charles SNEED, Edward SNEED, Horace A., died April 12, 1864 SNEED, John a. TEBBS, W. B., promoted captain; killed 1862 near Richmond THURMAN, B. W., enlisted 1862 THURMAN, T. L., promoted corporal; wounded in Fauquier county, 1862 TREVILYAN, H. N., enlisted 1863 WHITE, B. T., died 1861 WILLIAMS, W. L., promoted lieutenant WOOD, Joseph T., enlisted 1862 WOODS, J. Mann, enlisted 1862 WOODS, John J., adjutant-sergeant; wounded at Jacks Shop WOODS, W. P., enlisted April 9, 1863; wounded at Long Bridge, April 6, 1865; captured at Burksville next day; held at Lincoln Hospital, Washington. COMPANY I, FIFTH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, LOMAX’S BRIGADE, W. H. LEE’S DIVISION CRADDOCK, A. J., enlisted February 1, 1862; wounded Oct. 12, 1864, at Petersburg CRADDOCK, Thomas j., enlisted February 1, 1862; wounded February 20, 1863, at Hamilton’s Crossing CRADDOCK, William R., enlisted February 1, 1862. HOARD, George M., enlisted January 3, 1862; second lieutenant; wounded June 17, 1863, at Aldie; captured same day at Field Hospital; exchanged. GILLIAM, James L., enlisted 1864. McGHEE, John W., enlisted in spring of 1862; promoted sergeant; captured at Point Lookout 1864; held seven months. STAEHLIN, W. R., first lieutenant; captured April 4, 1864, at Yellow Tavern, held at Fort Delaware; discharged July 6, 1865. COMPANY F, TENTH VIRIGNIA CAVALRY, LOMAX’S BRIDGADE, W. H. LEE’S DIVISION BABEL, James, enlisted Oct. 1, 1863; captured at Five Forks, April 3, 1865, held at Point Lookout; discharged July 3, 1865. BATES, Robert H., enlisted May 20, 1864. DERRITT, Frank, enlisted June 1, 1863; wounded at Brandy Station, June 9, 1863. DERRITT, James M, promoted second lieutenant; wounded June 9, 1863, at Brandy Station DERRITT, Marcus, second sergeant. DERRITT, William, wounded November 1861 at Chapmansville; July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg; struck by balls seven times; still carries three. EDGE, Philip EDGE, Benjamin, died November 25, 1862 EDGE, John E, enlisted May 30, 1862; wounded at Brandy Station, July 12, 1863; killed at Reams Station, August 24, 1864. ELSOME, John, killed August 14, 1864, at Reams Station. GARLAND, Peter W, enlisted March 1864 GILES, Joseph H, killed September 1864 at Stony Creek. HARRIS, W. C., enlisted January 1, 1865; captured at five Forks; held at Point Lookout. HOPKINS, John, enlisted April 3, 1862; killed at Reams Station, August 24, 1864. JOHNSTON, L. B. enlisted October 3, 1864. JOHNSON, William A. LEWIS, John M., enlisted October 28, 1864. MANN, Auburn, sergeant. MANN, John P., Jr., wounded June 28, 1864, at Spotsylvania Court House; discharge July 25, 1864. MANN, J. Legrand, enlisted May 12, 1862; promoted sergeant. MANN, Richwood C., enlisted May 20, 1863. MARTIN, Samuel W., discharged August 15, 1861. MOON< J. S., enlisted September 10, 1863. OLIVER, John H., promoted second sergeant. ROGERS, V. F. STAGALL, Harry STAGALL, Richard, enlisted Oct. 20, 1862; wounded April 3, 1865, at Five Forks. SMITH, J. MASSIE, wounded at Yorktown 1865; Five Forks 1865 SUTHERLAND, A. A. enlisted January 1, 1862; first sergeant; promoted captain. WALLACe, Charles I, fourth sergeant WALLACe, George P., enlisted January 1, 1862, wounded and captured at Brandy Station, July 23, 1863; held at Point Lookout; died June 4, 1864. WHITE, John S., promoted corporal WHITE, Jerry M., second sergeant. WALCOT, Gideon, enlisted April 3, 1862; killed June 9, 1863, at Brandy Station YATES, S. B. Page 396 SEVENTH VIRGINIA INFANTRY Was brigade successively under Gen. EARLY, LONGSTREET, EWELL, A. P. HILL, KEMPER and W. R. TUREY. Company I was enlisted in Albemarle CO and entered the field in June, 1861. Assigned to PICKETT’s Division, the regiment was actively engaged in the brilliant series of movements of the army of Northern VA, and its battles included Bull Run, 1st Manassas, Williamsburg, 7 Pines, Fraziers Farm, second Manassas, South Mountain, Sharpsburg, Gettysburg, Bermuda Hundreds, the seven days fighting around Richmond, the battles around Petersburg, and the fighting on the retreat to Appomattox, where it was surrendered. At Gettysburg only three members of I CO in the action fell back unwounded from the charge of Pickett’s Division on the Heights, while many of its members gave their lives in that heroic endeavor to turn the tide of battle. The Company was from time to time recruited, mainly from Albemarle CO. We are indebted to Sgt. W. N PARROT for the following roster: COMPANY I, 7th VIRGINIA Infantry Capt. J. J. WINN, discharged May 1, 1862 1st Lieut. J. W.RODES 2nd Lieut. Basil G. BROWN, wounded & captured at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863, held at Forts. Pulaski & Delaware, died July 1865 at home 3rd Lieut. W. B. MAUPIN 1st Sgt. T. J. GOLDEN, wounded at 2nd Manassas, discharged. Aug 62 2nd Sgt. J. E.WYANT, promoted 1st Lieutenant, wounded at Williamsburg, May 5, 1862; captured at Five Oaks, April 1, 1863, held at Johnson’s Island, discharged. June 22, 1863 3rd Sgt. D. O. ETHERTON, wounded at Manassas July 1861, dish. ’61. 4th Sergeant. Wm. A.BROWN, promoted 2nd lieut.; wounded at Williamsburg, May 5, 1862, did May 8, 1862, at Mrs. Honsford’s. 5th Sgt. Charles A. BROWN, promoted 3rd Lieut. Captured at Five Forks, Apr 1, 1865; held at Johnson’s Island; discharged June 20, 1865 1st Corporal W. P. WALTERS, promoted 3rd lieutenant; killed at Williamsburg, May 5, 1862 2nd Corporal B. FRETWELL, died at Centreville, VA, 1861, of measles 3rd Corporal J. P. JONES, wounded July 21, 1861, at Manassas, discharged 1861 4th Corporal W. N.PARROTT, promoted second sergeant; wounded July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg, and March 31, 1865, at Dinwiddie Court House AMBROSELLI, John B., killed July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg BALLARD, C. enlisted 1864, killed March 31, 1865, at Dinwiddie Court House BALLARD, Marion, enlisted 1862; killed June 30, 1862, at Frazier’s Farm BOWEN, F. A., killed May 5, 1862, at Williamsburg BLACKWELL, Henry Clay, captured at Five Forks, Apr 1, 1863, held at Point Lookout BLACKWELL, Henry .C. wounded at Seven Pines BLACKWELL, H. C., discharged 1862. BAILEY, J. T. promoted sergeant; captured July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg; held at Ft. Delaware. BELLEW, J. T. captured Apr 1, 1865, at Five Forks; held at Ft. Delaware BELLEW, William T., captured at Appomattox Court House, Apr 6, 1865; held at Point Lookout; died Dec. 1876. BROWN, W. H. H. wounded July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg; May 16, 1864, at Drury’s Bluff; captured near Richmond BROWN, B. G….Brown, W. G. died 1862 BROWN, R. C. captured at Five Forks, Apr 1, 1865; held at Point Lookout. CLARK, I. L. captured at Five Forks, Apr 1, 1865; held at Point Lookout; died there, 1865. CLARK, G. P., promoted sergeant; captured July 3, 1863, Gettysburg; held at Ft. Delaware CLARK, Tobias, captured at Five Forks, Apr 1, 1865; held at Point Lookout; died there, 1865 CLARK, William N.. captured pr 1, 1865, at Five Forks; held at Point Lookout; wounded at Seven Pines; captured at Drakes Island; held at Point Lookout CLARK, T. C., enlisted 1862; captured Apr 1, 1865, at five Forks; held at Point Lookout CLEMENTS, M. J. wounded July 3, 1863, Gettysburg CLEMENTS, M. E., wounded May 31, 1862, at Seven Pines; captured Apr 1, 1865, at Five Points; held at Point Lookout. CLEMON, J. L. , wounded at Strawberry Plains, 1864; captured twice near High Bridge; held at Ft. Delaware and Point Lookout. CHAPMAN, W. S., enlisted 1864; captured April 1, 1865, at Five Forks; held at Point Lookout COLEMAN, J. L., wounded at Strasburg, 1864; captured in Prince Edward CO, held at Point Lookout; captured near High Bridge, held at Ft. Delaware. COX, N. captured at Five Forks, Apr. 1, 1865; held at Pt. Lookout; died there, 1865. DORE, David, died 1862 DAVIS, P. L, captured Apr 1, 1865, at Five Forks; held at Pt. Lookout DAVIS, H. T., wounded and captured July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg; held at Ft. Delaware; captured Apr 1, 1865, at Five Forks; held at Pt. Lookout FULCHER, T. J., promoted corporal; wounded and captured July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg; held at Ft. Delaware FISHER, G. R. FIELDING, Junius, captured at Five Forks, Apr 1, 1865; held at Point Lookout. FIELDING, Eppa, promoted corporal; captured Apr 1, ’65; held at Pt. Lookout FIELDING, W. B., wounded and captured at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; held at Ft. Delaware; exchanged and three times captured. FIELDING, B. F., killed July 18, 1861, at Bull Run FIELDING, J. E., enlisted Feb. 1862; wounded 1864 at Cold Harbor. GARDNER, Elzie, died 1861, of measles GARRISON, J. T. GOOD, A. H., promoted lieutenant; wounded July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg; died July 1863 HARRIS, James, enlisted 1863; captured at Five Forks, Apr 1, 1865; held at Pt. Lookout HERRING, W. H., enlisted 1863; killed July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg HERNDON, W. G., enlisted 1863; captured at five Forks, Apr 1, 1865; held at pt. Lookout and died there 1865 HUSTIN, E. D. ISEMAN, J. P., discharged Oct 1861 JARMAN, W. D, promoted corporal; wounded Sept 14, 1862, at Boonsboro, MD JONES, John P. wounded at first Manassas, July 18, 1861; died Feb. 1884 KIDD, L. L., wounded May 31, 1862 KEYTON, W. L., promoted Sergeant; wounded Gettysburg, July 3, 1863, captured April 1, 1865 at 5 Forks; held at Pt. Lookout; died of diphtheria Oct. 1866. LANE, J. M. died 1862 LOWRY, George died of measles, 1862 MARSHALL, T. A. died 1872 McQUARY, W. H. POWELL, L. W. wounded July 21, 1862, Manassas RACER, Charles, enlisted 1863; wounded at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; captured at 5 Forks, April 1, 1865; held at Pt. Lookout REA, R. enlisted July 3, 1862 RYAN, J. W. wounded Sept. 14, 1862, at Boonesboro, MD SLATER, J. R. captured at 5 Forks, Apr 1, 1865; held at Pt. Lookout SNEED, John wounded July 21, 1861, at Gaines Mills SNEED, R. SANDRIDGE, Richard W. SANDRIDGE, Zach, wounded June 1863 at Gaines Mills SANDRIDGE, W. O. SANDRIDGE, R. captured at 5 Forks, April 1, 1863; held at Pt. Lookout and died there 1865. TOOMBS, William L. killed July 1, 1861, at Bull Run. TOOMBS, R. A. enlisted April 1862. TAYLOR, J. W. died 1862 of heart disease THURSTON, J. N. wounded and captured July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg; held at Pt. Lookout THURSTON, Andrew J. wounded 2nd Manassas, Aug 27, 1862. Captured Hatcher’s Run; died Apr 1881 THURSTON, R. J. enlisted April 1862; wounded at 2nd Manassas, Aug. 27, 1862; captured near Petersburg, Apr 5, 1865; held at Pt. Lookout THURSTON, George fell from team and killed, 1863. THURSTON, R. wounded May 31, 1862, 7 Pines THURSTON, John THURSTON, J. T. wounded July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg; captured Apr 1, 1865, at 5 Forks; held Pt. Lookout VIA, R. C.. wounded at Manassas July 2, 1861 VIA, Tom WARD, E. H. promoted corporal; wounded July 1, 1862, at Frazier’s Farm; at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863 WARD, John WARD, Samuel WALTON, J. W. died in hospital, 1862. WHEELER, R. F. wounded at Manassas July 21, 1861; discharged 1861 WOOD, A. F. captured July 30, 1862 at Frazier’s Farm; held at Governor’s Island, NY; Five Forks, April 1, 1865; held at Pt. Lookout WOODS, W. P. promoted corporal; discharged April 4, 1863; re-enlisted same day WOODS, Joseph H. enlisted May 1, 1864 WOOD, W. T. killed July 3, 1863 at Gettysburg WOODS, W. W. wounded Aug. 27, 1862, at 2nd Manassas; killed Gettysburg, July 3, 1863. WOOD, William, wounded at 2nd Manassas; killed Gettysburg, July 3, 1863 WOLFE, E. M. wounded June 30, 1862, at Frazier’s Farm WOLFE, Thomas B. WYANT, J. A. killed at Dinwiddie Courthouse, March 31, 1865. WISEMAN, J. F. promoted sergeant. ##

Hardesty’s Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia (Illustrated), 1884, Special VA Edition, R. A. Brock, H. H. Hardesty & CO, NY, Richmond, Chicago, and Toledo. COMPANY E, FORTY-SIXTH VIRGINIA INFANTY, WISE’S BRIGADE Enlisted May 9, 1861 Captain J. C. HILL, promoted major; wounded at Petersburg, June 1864 First lieutenant, J. M. PAGE, promoted adjutant; discharged 1863 Second lieutenant, J. C. CHERCANS, promoted captain First sergeant, D. N. PATTERSON, promoted 3rd lieutenant; killed at Petersburg Second sergeant, J. J. NOEL, promoted third lieutenant; discharged 1862 Third sergeant, John S. WATTS McALLISTER, W. T., enlisted 1862 MALLORY, W.F. MOON, Scarlar, killed June 15, 1864, at Petersburg TAPSCOTE, James N., enlisted March 1, 1862 COMPANY I, FORTY-SIXTH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, WISE’S BRIDGADE HARRIS, James O, died May 1872 JONES, B. F., corporal; captured December 1861, at Roanoke Island; paroled JONES, Jefferson L, captured December 1861, at Roanoke Island; paroled JONES, N. W. JONES, Robert M., enlisted June 1, 1863; wounded at Petersburg, February 5, 1865; died March 1, 1865. JONES, W. H., wounded at Petersburg, November 6, 1862; died November 6, 1867. KELLER, Jacob F., enlisted August 12, 1862 KIDD, George M., enlisted April 1862; promoted second sergeant; wounded August 3, 1864, at Petersburg KRITZER, J. I, promoted corporal, wounded and captured at Hatchers Run, march 31, 1865; held at Fortress Monroe; discharged July 1, 1865. MOON, Jacob, captured April 1, 1865, at Five Forks; held at Point Lookout; discharge June 24, 1865 MOON, James P, enlisted July 20, 1862 REEVES, Tucker, wounded June 17, 1864, at Petersburg; killed April 1, 1865, at Five Forks SHACKEFORD, William, killed June 17, 1864, at Petersburg WASH, C. D, captured at Roanoke Island, December 1861, paroled. THE FIFTY-SIXTH AND FIFTY-SEVENTH INFANTRY Received each a company of men from Albemarle county. The former was assigned to Hunton’s, the latter to Armstead’s Brigade, and both brigades were a part of Pickett’s Division, Longstreet’s Corps, Army of Northern Virginia. The roll of the principal battles of Pickett’s Division has already been given in these pages. The two companies from Albemarle that went out with these regiments have the glorious record that has rendered that division the admiration of the world today, and will forever perpetuate its deeds among the most heroic of military annals, and the following rosters will show the costly price that was cheerfully paid by Albemarle county men toward that end. COMPANY H, FIFTEY-SIXTY VIRGINIA INFANTRY Captain, J. A. MICHIE First lieutenant, T. G. MICHIE, discharged April 20, 1862 Second lieutenant, G. W. EARLY Third lieutenant, E. O. MICHIE, discharged 1862 First sergeant, J.T. DURRETTE, promoted hospital steward and acting assistant surgeon Second sergeant, H. C. MICHIE, promoted captain. Sergeant, James R. MAUPIN, wounded and captured at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; held at Davis Island; discharged November 28, 1863 Third sergeant John R.. MAUPIN, promoted second lieutenant. Sergeant, William R. WOOD, promoted orderly sergeant; wounded and captured at Farmville, April 6, 1865; held at Point Lookout. Corporal, William BALLARD, killed Corporal Orion MICHIE, killed Corporal David G. MAUPIN, wounded at Gaines Mills; killed at Gettysburg; July 3, 1863. BALLARD, Joseph M, died February 1862 BALLARD, J. T, captured at Fair Oaks, June 30, 1862; held at Fort Delaware. BALLARD, William G, killed at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863 BEDDOWS, Nash, deserted and shot. BELLEW, John R, died March 1864 BROWN, Richard, corporal BROWN, Thomas, killed BOWEN, L., M, enlisted 1863; captured July 3, 1863, Gettysburg; held at Point Lookout; discharge July 4, 1865. BOWEN, Joseph A, enlisted 1863 BAILEY, ____ BLACKWELL, R. B., enlisted March 1862; captured July 3, 1863, Gettysburg; held at Baltimore; wounded at Howlett House, June 17, 1864, in Chesterfield county, VA BLACKWELL, James, promoted orderly sergeant; wounded and captured at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; held at Baltimore; released after three months; wounded at Gaines Mills. COLEMAN, William G., enlisted March 20, 1862; wounded June 1863 at Gaines Mills. DUNN, Elijah J., enlisted August 1862; wounded July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg; captured April 2, 1865, at Hatchers Run; held three months at Petersburg DUNN, Thomas W., enlisted March 17, 1862, killed at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863. DUNN, George M, enlisted March 17, 1862; died September 1864 from injuries received in the service DAVIS, M. P., enlisted 1862 DUDLEY, P. ESTES, Robert, killed 1863, at Gettysburg GARRISON, White HARLOW, Samuel GIBSON, Merriman, enlisting March 18, 1862; captured March 29, 1864, at Hatchers Run, held at Point Lookout; discharged July 20, 1865 GIBSON, Peter, enlisted March 18, 1862; discharged on account of over age GIBSON, Henry T., enlisted March 17, 1862; killed at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863 HERRING, Frank HERRING, George, died JONES, John A., sergeant; captured at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; held at Point Lookout. KIRBY, James JORDAN, ___ KIRBY, ____ McCAULEY, ____ MURRY, ____ MURRY, James, died 1861 MORRIS, Eli MORRIS, ____ MILLER, ____ McALLISTER, ___, killed 1863, at Gettysburg MAUPIN, Clifton P., enlisted August 1864 MAUPIN, Burnett C., killed at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863 MAUPIN, Carson B., killed at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863 NORRIS, James H., enlisted March 17, 1862; captured July 3, 1863, Gettysburg; held at Point Lookout and Fort Delaware; discharge June 15, 1865 RHODES, H., wounded, 1862, at Gaines Mills; 1863, twice near Richmond; 1864, at Cold Harbor. RHODES, Hezekiah RICE, ___ RHODES, Franklin, killed 1862, at Malvern Hill RICHARDS, Dr. John S., enlisted 1862; lieutenant; promoted assistant surgeon 7th North Carolina Infantry; discharged 1863 SHIFLETT, Smith SHIFLETT, Durrett SHIFLETT, Marshall, shot by mistake as deserter SANDRIDGE, George W., killed July 3, 1863 at Gettsyburg SANDRIDGE, Wm., died 1863 TAPPEE, Charles VIA, W. H., enlisted June 1862 WOOD, C. C.. enlisted April 25, 1862; wounded at Cold Harbor; captured at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; held at Fort Delaware. COMPANY H, FIFTEY-SEVENTH VIRGINIA INFANTRY Captain, John b. MAGRUDER, promoted major, lieutenant colonel and colonel; killed at Gettysburg, 1863 First lieutenant, William W. MINOR, Jr., discharged May 1862 Second lieutenant, William L. RANDOLPH, discharged May 1862 Third lieutenant, R. Lewis ROGERS, promoted captain; killed 1864 Orderly sergeant, J. B. WARD, died February 1862 First sergeant, William THOMPSON, promoted second lieutenant and captain. Second sergeant, C. N.ROGERS, discharged 1862 on account of ill health Third sergeant, George A. WOOD, promoted hospital steward and acting assistant surgeon Fourth sergeant, Thomas W. THOMPSON, promoted first lieutenant First corporal James A. BIGGINS, killed 1862, at Malvern Hill Second Corporal, A. H. SAUNDERS Third corporal, C. C. WOOD, promoted first sergeant Fourth corporal, J. B. WARD, died 1862 ALLEN, Edgar BRAGG, R. F. BRAGG, Coleman BRAGG, H. L. BRAGG, H., R., died 1863 BRAGG, James T. BELLAMY, George W. BELLENEY, B. F. BLACK, J. T., died 1862 BOWRAN, Jacob R. BYBEE, John A. BOWRAN, Willliam J. CATTERTON, A. M., enlisted May, 1862; wounded at Malvern hill, and Gettysburg, July 3, 1863 CARR, John O., promoted captain of CO. I, 26th VA Infantry CARVER. W. D. CRENSHAW, J. G. B. COLEMAN, ____ DUFF, S. B. DUNN, Leroy E., killed at Malvern Hill, 1862 ELLIOTT, P. H. EADS, James, died 1864 EASTHAM, Edward, discharged 1862 EDDINS, Theodore T., enlisted 1862; 3rd Sergeant; sounded July 3, 1863; died March 20, 1869 EDDINS, Charles C., enlisted 1863; sounded at Halls Shop 1864; died March 20, 1869 FITCH, R. H. FORD, James A. GILLESPIE, J. W. GIANNINI, Horace M. HARLOWE, Joseph HAWLEY, W. R. LUPTON, J. C., enlisted 1862; wounded and captured at Williamsport, July 1863; held at Harrisburg. LILLEY, Willis MAUPIN, Gabriel N. MAUPIN, Gabriel O. MORRIS, James B., died 1863 MORRIS, John W., died 1863 MORRIS, James R. MORRIS, William N. MORRIS, William MORRIS, A. J., killed 1862 at Malvern Hill MORRIS, John MORRIS, Davis MORRIS, Alexander MAYO, John W. MAYO, W. B., killed 1862, at Melvern Hill McCAULEY, Miles MOONEY, John T. MOONEY, George W. MARSHALL, Wesley B., died 1863 MINOR, R. T., transferred to Co. K, 2nd VA Cavalry NAYLOR, John T. PACE, Benjamin H. NORRIS, John W., died in Richmond, March 1863 POWELL, Edward, captured at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; held at point Lookout; died 1865 REINHART, W. W. SEAMAND, John G. SEAMAND, H. J. SNOW, P. P. SPROUSE, John, discharged 1862 SPROUSE, Gideon, discharged 1862 SHIFLETT, O. M., promoted color-bearer, died 1863 SHIFLETT, F. SHIFLETT, Isaac TYLER, Joseph W. TYLER, T. R. VIA, Thompson S. VIA, John W. WOOD, J. B. WOOD. H. L. THE SECOND VIRGINIA CAVALRY Was among the first VA troops to respond to her call to arms, entering the field in May, 1861, and assigned to Fitz Lee’s Brigade, Stuart’s Division. It took gallant part in the first Manassas battle and through the remainder of 1861 was in all the skirmishing and fighting under the brilliant cavalry leader, "Jeb" Stuart; went into winter quarters five miles west of Manassas Junction, until after Christmas, then broke camp and moved to Leesburg, in Loudoun county, remaining there until the spring of 1862. Took active part in Jackson’s summer campaign, chasing Banks across the Potomac, fighting Fremont at Cross Keys, and driving Shields down Page valley; then crossing the blue Ridge the regiment took cars for Richmond, arriving there in season to participate in the ‘Seven Days Battles." Went under Jackson to Gordonsville, and at Manaponax Church, en route for Fredericksburg, in august, 1862, attacked two brigades of Federal cavalry, and in August, 1862, attacked two brigades of Federal cavalry, and routed them. Took part in the battles of Cedar Run, pursued Pope across the Rappahannock, fighting at Kellys Ford; engaged at Catletts Station, capturing Pope’s private baggage, horses, wagons, and a number of prisoners. Engaged with heavy loss at second Manassas, then in the Maryland campaign, sharing in the capture of Harpers Ferry, then hurrying back to participate in the Sharpsburg battle. Returning to the valley, skirmished there until winter headquarters were made at Berryville. Shared in the movement of Lee’s army in 1863, until after the Pennsylvania invasion, including Gettysburg, cutting the telegraph lines at Chambersburg, raiding Emnmettsburg and Hopestown; then returning to the Potomac, via Frederick City, Maryland, fighting Pleasanton’s cavalry on the way. Spent the fall and winter of 1863 in the Virginia valley, with winter headquarters at Culpeper Court House and from that time until the close of the war was joined in fortune with the Army of Northern Virginia. Company K of this regiment was mainly Albemarle county volunteers.

I am going to put the info that has SANDRIDGEs in the Civil War from Albemarle Co, VA on the list so it will be in the archives for future Sandridge researchers. Doris, the lady who typed it on VA-Roots, gave me permission. Rita Doris wrote: I live in Albemarle CO and have recently acquired an old text about its history. The book is decidely pro-Confederate in its view of the War, which is to be expected for a book published 1884 in VA. I am NOT a Civil War expert and I have nothing further to tell about any of this information. I place it here only to help others. Please do NOT contact me asking for further information. I shall eventually send all of the given information to the list. It has taken days of typing to complete this task, so please forgive some abbreviations which I have taken the liberty to use. My own ancestry which came from this area is pro-Union, so please do not chide me for the pro-South sentiment...I'm giving the information as recounted in the source. Hardesty’s Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia (Illustrated), 1884, Special VA Edition, R. A. Brock, H. H. Hardesty & CO, NY, Richmond, Chicago, and Toledo. Page 393. HISTORY OF ALBEMARLE COUNTY Albemarle County in the Civil War Of the stern realities of war within its own borders Albemarle county had no experience during the War between the States until the Spring of 1865, when Sheridan’s raid against the Danville and South Side railroads brought a portion of his vandal troops through Scottsville. About one-fourth of the village was burned and the insults and injuries usually attendant upon such incursions inflicted on the citizens. A number of the Federals were captured. The county furnished for actual service in the field more than its quota of men, and the majority of its citizens, to the close of the struggle for independence and State sovereignty, were unfalteringly loyal to the Confederate States government. The fortunes of war have left the muster rolls of the Confederate States government mainly in the possession of the enemy, and it is believed that the following roll of Honor of the Soldiers who fought for the Lost Cause from Albemarle is as complete as it can be made. The publishers of the Encyclopeida have spared no effort or cost to make it so. [Where no other date of enlistment is given, it was in the first year of the war. Where no other date is given of death or discharge, the service was till the close of the war. Where no rank is given, the enlistment was as private. In the miscellany are rosters of some now residents in this county, who enlisted and served from other counties.] NINETEENTH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, HUNTON’S BRIGADE, PICKETT’S DIVISION, LONGSTREET’S CORPS [Regimental history furnished by Adjutant C. C. Wertenbaker.] The 19th Regiment of Virginia Infantry was composed of the following companies: CO. A, Monticello guard, from Charlottesville, and was commanded by Capt. W. B. Mallory at the time it was called into service. Co. B., Albemarle Rifles, Capt. R. T. W. Duke from Charlottesville, Co. C. Scottsville Guards, Capt. A. W. Gantt. Co. D., Howardsville Guards, Capt. Josiah Faulkner. Co. E., Piedmont Guards, Capt. Charles Peyton, from the Stony Point neighborhood, Albemarle county. Co. F, Capt. Bennett Taylor, raised in different parts of Albemarle county, Co. G, Capt. Thomas Boyd, from Nelson county, in the Tye River neighborhood. Co. H., Capt. Ellis, from Amherst Courthouse, Virginia. Co. I, Capt. Taylor Berry, Amherst county. Co. K, Albemarle county men. The first colonel of the regiment was Philip St. George Cocke, of Powhaten, who, up to the time the Virginia troops were turned over to the Confederate government commanded the whole of the VA forces in northern VA. He never took command of the regiment, and the only official act he ever performed as colonel of the Nineteenth was to appoint First Lieutenant C. C. Wertenbaker, of Co. A, as adjutant of the regiment. Gen. Cocke commanded the Third Brigade (in which the Nineteenth was) and after the first battle of Manassas was promoted brigadier general. He committed suicide soon after, and the writer has no doubt that his having been taken from the supreme command of the VA army, and reduced to a regimental commander, was what caused his death. Lieutenant-Colonel John Bowie Strange was the actual commander of the regiment, and to him was due the drill and discipline of the command. Major Henry Gantt, of Scottsville, was the third field officer. Companies A and B went to the first capture of Harper’s Ferry, but were ordered back by Governor Letcher, and after a few days at home in Charlottesville, spent in equipping themselves for the struggle they knew was coming, they were ordered to Culpeper Courthouse. There the other seven companies joined them, and the command was sent to the front at Manassas. They were not fully engaged at first Manassas, as they were holding Lewis ford in the early part of July 21, but they were holding Lewis Ford in the early part of July 21, but got into the battle just before its close. They lost one man killed and several wounded. The Nineteenth from this time forward was part of Longstreet’s command, and was hotly engaged in nearly all of the battles in Virginia-Williamsburg, Seven Pines, Seven Days Fight Around Richmond, the battles in Maryland, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, Cold Harbor, Five Forks, Sailors Creek, etc. They saw service in North Carolina, etc., indeed, were in nearly all the battles Col. Strange was killed at Boonesboro, on South Mountain, Col. Ellis at Gettysburg. Co.. Henry Gantt was badly wounded at Gettysburg. Major Woodson was killed whilst commanding the regiment at second Cold Harbor. Co. Charles Peyton lost an arm in Maryland, and many men were killed in battle and many died from wounds and exposure. The regiment numbered about 800 men when first formed. Its conduct was always excellent in the filed, and its "esprit du corps" was excellent to the last. It, together with the remnant of Pickett’s Division, was captured at Sailors Creek just before the surrender. The battle flag o f this regiment, now in possession of Sergeant James Persley, of Charlottesville, was the one used by the Nineteenth for a portion of the time it was in service. When it became too much shot to pieces to hold together, a new flag was substituted. The regiment had several whilst in service. The men who served in this regiment have, since the war, been quiet and hard-working citizens, an, with few exceptions, are respected and law-abiding men. The roster of many of this regiment from Albemarle county will be found in the miscellaneous service. COMPANY A, NINETEENTH VIRGINIA INFANTRY. Captain, William B. MALLORY, discharged April 16, 1862 First lieutenant, C. C. WERTENBAKER. Second lieutenant, John W. C. STOCKTON Third lieutenant, John C. CULLIN, promoted captain; wounded seven times. First sergeant, H. F. DADE Second sergeant, R. W. BAILEY, promoted second lieutenant. Third sergeant, W. B. LITTELIER, captured at Yorktown, June 4, 1862; held at Point Lookout. Fourth sergeant; S. F. WINGFIELD Fifth sergeant, A. H. HUFFMAN First corporal, C. H. WINGFIELD Second corporal, James SEELEY Third corporal, G. A. GALLEY Fourth corporal, C. LIGHTBICKER ALLEN, John A. BAILEY, G. M. BACON, W. O. BACON, D. M. BROWN, W. H. BROWN, J. J. BROWMAN, J. H. BARKLAND, J. F. BUCK, James R., captured June 3, 1862, at Yorktown; held at Point Lookout BATCHELLER, John COLLIER. H. H. CULIN, William CULIN, George W. CLOA, J. L. CLOA, John W. CLOA, W. J. CLARK, W. D. CHRISTIAN, Samuel J., wounded June 29, 1863, at Westminster DEGAN, Henry DOUD, John W., Jr. DOBBINS, R. L. FOSTER, W. K. DEWITT, John D., wounded July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg FRANKS, William M. FREASE, H. P. GOOLSBEY, J. M. GOODWIN, G. T. GIBSON, James HOUCHINS, Thomas M. HOUCHINS, J. W., captured July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg; held at Fort Delaware. HILL, John W., promoted third lieutenant; captured July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg JOHNSON< G. T. JONES, S. S. JOHNSON, W. A., killed August 30, 1862 at Manassas JONES, J. R. JONES, William T. KIDD, W. P. KINNIE, C. KILEY, S. H. LADY, A. G. LORSH, Henry, wounded July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg MALLORY, James E., promoted first lieutenant; wounded June 3, 1864, at Cold Harbor MALLORY, George J. MCMULLEN, R. L. MORAN, G. N. McKINNIE, John MANNS, W. W. MANLEY, T. J. MOONEY, Joseph, enlisted September, 1862, wounded and captured at Hatchers Run, March 31, 1865; held at Fortress Monroe O’TOOLE, P. PERLEY, W. E. PIERCE, W. N. PAINE, W. M. POURTS, J. S. L. QUACHE, J. M. RANDOLPH, T. J. N. RAINBOUGH, J. E. SLAYTON, J. W. SARGENT, N. R. SHANNON, R. SNEAD, Gideon TWITIE, S. C. VAUGHN, W. H. VANDEGAFF, S. C. VANDEGAFF, R. C. WINGFIELD, R. F., killed July 30, 1862, near Richmond WINGFIELD, M. W., wounded September 2, 1862, at Seven Pines WINGFIELD, A. C. WINGFIELD, R. S. WINGFIELD, T. H. WINGFIELD, George W. MONTICELLO GUARDS, COMPANY D, 3RD REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS Was organized May 5, 1857, with a complement of three commissioned officers and thirty-five men, whose names follow. It became incorporated in Company A, of the 19th Virginia Infantry, in April , 1861, and served through the war. Captain, Pointexter DAME First lieutenant, Thomas S. KELLER Second lieutenant, Mark F. ROBERTS First sergeant, A. H. PURVIS Second sergeant, J. A. AMBROSELLI Third sergeant, J. C. MATHEWS First corporal, N. T. SHUMATE Second corporal, J. L. PAGE Third corporal, W. T. VANDEGRIFT AUSTRIAN, Max. S. ALLEN, I. T. BARKSDAL, W. N. CARVER, T. P. CLIFTON, W. E. DAVIS, N. W. DILLARD, W. F. DILLARD, Walter S. DUEL, W. A. FOWLER, D. W. HUDSON, C. H. JEFFRIES, B. E. KELLER, W. I. LEITCH, I. S. MARSHALL, O. F. MOOMAN, John MURPHY, Frank PHIPPS, I. H. PERLEY, J. V. PAGE, H. M. ROMIEL, E. SHEA, W. H. SMITH, J. Braxton SPOONER, M. M. THOMAS, M. C. WALTERS, W. I. WHITLOCK, A. M. WITT, W. A. WINGFIELD, C. W. COMPANY E, NINETEENTH VIRGINIA INFANTRY BARKSDALE, Frank, captured at Yorktown, 1862; held at Fort Delaware. BRAGG, J. Y, sergeant; promoted lieutenant and captain; captured at Gettysburg, 1863; held at Johnson’s Island BYERS, D. H, wounded at Seven Pines, 1862. GILLIAM, James S., discharged 1861 GOSS, John W., discharged 1862 GOSS, W. W., lieutenant; promoted captain; killed at Gettysburg, July 3, 1862 JOHNSON, William W., wounded and captured at Yorktown, April 1862 held at Fort Delaware. McCALLISTER, w. T. discharged 1862 MINOR, Peter, killed at Gettysburg, 1863. MOONEY, Madison, accidentally shot near Richmond; died August 1, 1864. SANDRIDGE, J. J., color bearer; wounded June 27, 1862, at Seven Pines; killed at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863. SALMON, Thomas B, promoted corporal; wounded 1862 at Williamsburg, and 1864 at Selma, Alabama; captured 1865 at High Bridge; paroled. THURMAN, B. W., lieutenant; discharged 1862. VAUGHAN, C. G. VAUGHAN, W. J., detailed to quartermaster’s department WOOD, Alfred T. WOOD, Robert, wounded at Seven Pines, 1862; discharged 1862. COMPANY K, NINETEENTH VIRGINIA INFANTRY BABERT, T. F. , wounded at Second Manassas, August 9, 1862; discharged November 20, 1862. BAILES, John T., wounded at Fairfax Court House, 1861; captured at Boonesboro, 1862; paroled. BAILES, M. G., enlisted 1862; captured at Boonesboro 1862; paroled BARKSDALE, James I. BARKSDALE, William I. BLACK, Nicholas J., first sergeant; wounded and captured at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; held at Baltimore BLACK, N. M, third sergeant BLACK, Robert, wounded 1865 at Howelett House; died June 12, 1867 BLACK, William, promoted color bearer; wounded at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863. BURTON, B. L., enlisted March 3, 1862; promoted corporal; wounded September 5, 1862, at Coffins Farm; July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg; March 27, 1865, at Howlett House; captured April 6, 1865, at Sailors Creek; held at Newport News; discharged June 15, 1865. DOLLINS, Alexander M, died August 25, 1861 DOLLINS, John A.; died February, 1862 DOLLINS, A. M. C. DOLLINS, William R., died Oct 7, 1861. GRIMSTEAD, James H, first lieutenant; wounded at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; died July 7, 1863. GRIMSTEAD, Richard J, promoted second lieutenant; wounded at Five Forks, March 27, 1865 HAWKINS, Samuel A., enlisted May 10, 1862; color bearer; wounded and captured at Gettysburg, July 34, 1863; held at Point Lookoout HUMPHRIES, William, died August 1, 1861 JEFFRIES, J. T. LANE, Nehemiah LEATHERS, James A., wounded at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; captured at Roanoke, February, 1862; paroled MARTIN, Henry, wounded at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863. MARTIN, James D., enlisted 1862; wounded at Sharpsburg., 1862; captured at Frederick City, 1862 MARTIN, J. J., wounded and captured at Sharpsburg, September 17, 1862; held at Frederick City; discharged Jan 9, 1863 MARTIN, Joseph N, died March 4, 1863 MARTIN, J. W. MARTIN, Joel N, enlisted 1862; dead MARTIN, S. G., lieutenant; promoted captain; wounded an captured at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; held at Johnson’s Island MARTIN, Sylvester, promoted third lieutenant and captain; wounded at Gainesboro, 1863; wounded and captured at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; held at Johnson’s Island; discharged February 10, 1864. MARTIN, William T. POWELL, James A., promoted first sergeant POWELL, Thomas A. REA, John A., captain ROBERTSON, A. J, second lieutenant; wounded at Cold Harbor; killed at Gaines Mills ROLES, Charles E, third lieutenant TROTER, Lewis, killed at Boonesboro, 1862 WOODS, John J., wounded and captured at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; held in hospital; died July 20, 1863 WOODS, John J, corporal; wounded at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863; died July 16, 1863 WOODS, Robert H, captured at South Mountain, September 16, 1862, paroled; four months afterward exchanged WOOD, William H, wounded June 3, 1862, at Seven Pines WOODSON, D. P, wounded November 30, 1865, at Hatchers Run WOODSON, James, killed at Boonesboro, 1862 WOODSON, James Garland, first lieutenant; promoted captain and major; wounded at Sharpsburg and Gettysburg; killed at Cold Harbor, June 3, 1864 WOLF, George, killed at Boonesboro, 1862 WOLF, William, killed at Boonesboro, 1862 YANCEY, John F., sergeant

I would like a copy Rita. Ron Sandidge RASANDIDGE@aol.com wrote: > The lady who had the last book is reading another about Albemarle Co. during > the Civil War with lots of surnames which includes several SANDRIDGES. It is > long text so I thought if you are not on VA-Roots mail list and you would like > a copy, let me know at RASANDIDGE@aol.com and I will send you a copy. If you > hit the reply icon from this message, your message will go through this list. > Rita

Ronald Sandidge wrote: > > I would like a copy Rita. > > Ron Sandidge > > RASANDIDGE@aol.com wrote: > > > The lady who had the last book is reading another about Albemarle Co. during > > the Civil War with lots of surnames which includes several SANDRIDGES. It is > > long text so I thought if you are not on VA-Roots mail list and you would like > > a copy, let me know at RASANDIDGE@aol.com and I will send you a copy. If you > > hit the reply icon from this message, your message will go through this list. > > Rita Rita; I am searching for a LARKIN SANDRIDGE who married MARY OR NANCY VAUGHAN. CA 1820-40 VA-Ky-MO Dolores Morin Stelling

Yes Rita I would like to have a copy. Thank's Henry

The lady who had the last book is reading another about Albemarle Co. during the Civil War with lots of surnames which includes several SANDRIDGES. It is long text so I thought if you are not on VA-Roots mail list and you would like a copy, let me know at RASANDIDGE@aol.com and I will send you a copy. If you hit the reply icon from this message, your message will go through this list. Rita

I apologize for sending two messages but I hit the send button too quickly. Heritage Books is on-line, so check them out. www.heritagebooks.com Good Luck!! Heidi

The book, "Albemarle County in Virginia," by Rev. Edgar Woods is available from Heritage Books, Inc., 1540-E Pointer Ridge Place, Bowie, MD 20716, Telephone numbers: 800-398-7709 or 301-390-7709 . There is a fax number: 800-276-1760 or 301-390-7153. The cost of the book is $38.00 (softcover). I have a copy of this book and have found it to be very useful. Happy Hunting!! Heidi Dowell Boothe Aberdeen, NC

Does anyone have a Mary B. "Polly" Sandidge married to John Woodson in 1804? Maybe lived in Cumberland Co, VA. with children: Edwin, Zachariah, Mary, Eliza, Mariah, Sophronia. John is the son of Jacob Woodson of Goochland Co., VA. I have this: 1 Elizabeth "Bettie" Sandidge .. +Jacob M. Woodson Rita

For those of you asking about the Woods book about Albemarle County. There are actually three different histories of the county that I have copies of. The Woods book and a later one are generally available in book stores in Charlottesville. I have copies of both of them and have seen them off and on over the years. I haven't looked lately, but I assume the reprint of the Wood book is still available. I don't have the book here at the office, but have been re-reading it lately so it is at my bedside. It is an interesting book in that over half of it is short family histories of many of the early families in Albemarle County. Unfortunately, neither the Via nor the Sandridge family are covered in their own history, but are mentioned in passing in other parts of the book. The Maupin family is included, but the information is scanty. I'm interested in a number of lines also and fine it valuable. After the family history section there is a sort of almanac of the county, with lists of people filling various offices by year. It also has lists of people that migrated from the county to other states, and this is organized by state. I must warn you that this is not a scholarly work, it is not organized for easy retrieval of data, and is generally unreferenced. It was written by Rev Woods and has the vantage point of having been written in 1901 when he descended from one of those families and a lot of family history was still intact among the older generations- I treat it in the category of the oral history that you wish you had asked great aunt Lucy before she died 30 years ago. The much later history by Moore is more of a history. It is direr, more scholarly, and probably better referenced. It is interesting to a student of the county per se, but not very enlightening about families, unless perhaps you are descended from the Jeffersonian crowd in the eastern half of the county. Not much on the families in the foothills and hollows of the Blue Ridge where my interest lies. -- James A. Pittman, MD jpittma1@erols.com

I too would liek to know more about the Sandridge book and would be interesed in purchasing a copy if it covers my Sandridge line. My Sandridge line comes from Lindsey Sandridge b. 1800 in Albemarle County, VA d. 1892 in Upshur County, WV m. to Lucy Jane Smith. Lindsey and Lucy had six children: Sophie; John Frederick; Cornelia; Luther I.; Jesse. -- Don Williams, KD6UVT, with interests in: amateur radio, backpacking, motorcycling and mountaineering. Do you want to be a participant in life or a spectator? donw@pe.net