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D. A. LANIER
D. A. Lanier enlisted in Co. E. 58th Regiment N. C. Troops. He was a faithful soldier. He was wounded twice; once in the battle of Chica- mauga Creek, andagain in front of Atlanta, Ga. His last wound caused a lameness, from which he has suffered ever since.
He was honorably dis- charged from the field services, but remained in the Confederate ser- vice in the Medical de- partment until the war closed.
He was one of six brothers, four of whom were lost in the war. He has taught school, and been preaching in the M. E. Church for a number of years.
His modesty forbids his own write up.
He returned home June 20, 1865, and is one of our best citizens.
Hawn, Joseph, enlisted August 14, '62; he died since the war.
Huntley, J. H. enlisted August 14, '62; he was found to be missing.
Hull, M. F., enlisted August 14, '62; he was wounded May 2, '62; he is still living.
Herman, M. M., enlisted August 14, '62; he died during the war.
Herman, Benjamin, enlisted August 14, '62; he died No- vember 2, '62.
Huffman, S. A., enlisted August 14, '62; he died but recently.
Holler, Lawson, enlisted October 5, '64; we have no fur- ther account of him.
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WALLACE P. SHU- FORD
Wallace P. Shuford was born Nov. 7th 1842 in Catawba county, N. C.
He enlisted in Co. B. 42 Regiment. Hé was engaged in the following battles-Burmuda Hun- dreds, second Coal Har- bor, Siege of Peters- burg, second battle of Kingston, Fort Fisher and Bentonville.
He surrendered at High Point under Gen. Joe C. Johnson April 6, 1865.
Soon after his return home, he married Emma E. Ramsour, Oct. 8, 1866, and moved to Ark- ansas, and engaged in business at Hamburg, Ashley Co. In 1882 he moved to Fort Smith, where he still resides with his children six in number.
Ickard, W. A., enlisted August 14, '62; he was killed May 2, '63 at Chancellorsville.
Lanier, Joseph, enlisted August 14, '62.
Lanier, Jacob, enlisted August 14, '62.
(The two above met a sad fate, unjustly.)
Lafon, Daniel, enlisted September 8, '62.
Lutz, John B., enlisted October 5, '64; he is living near Hickory, and is a prosperous dairyman.
Lutz, Laban, enlisted October 8, '64; he died since the war.
McCaslin, William, enlisted August 14, '62; he died Jan- uary 8, '63.
Pollard, Samuel, enlisted September 8, '62; we have no further account of him.
Pope, Frederick, enlisted August 14, '62; we have no further account of him.
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DANIEL KEEVER
Daniel Keever enlist- ed in the 4th N. C. Re- giment of Cavalry, (Morgan's) in 1864, and served to its close. On his return, he engaged in various manufactur- ing enterprises, mer- chandising, and, finally drifted to the farm. In order to educate his children, he moved to Hickory in 1891, where his sons are now in busi- ness.
He is, and ever has been, everybodies' friend. He is now in his 79th year,-a Christian, a philanthropist, a man without an enemy, a- waiting the final sum- mons, "Come up High- er".
Pope, Franklin, enlisted August 14, '62.
Pollard, Noah, enlisted August 14, '62; he died in the same year.
Rhyne, Eli S., enlisted August 14, '62; he was wounded and taken prisoner in July, '63; he was promoted Corporal and detailed; he died since the war.
Starnes, David, enlisted August 14, '62 ; he died in prison September 15, '64.
Scronce, C. B., enlisted August 14, '62.
Scronce, Andrew, enlisted August 14, '62; we have no further account of him.
Sigmon, W. B., enlisted August 14, '62.
Sigmon, L. K., enlisted August 14, '62; he died Novem- ber 1, '62.
Workman, L. H., enlisted September 8, '62; no further account of him.
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PINKNEY D. LICK WAR-
Pinkney D. Warlick enlisted in the 12th Tennessee Infantry and was made a commission- ed officer, and being commissioned, he was allowed to go to a differ- ent command at the time of reorganizion, and came back to North Carolina Calvary ser- vice.
By profession, he was a contractor and farmer. He died at Humboldt, Tenn.
We are indebted Mrs. to Dr. J. T. Johnson, of this city, for the photo graphs and sketches of four of her uncles.
Weaver, David, enlisted August 14, '62; he died Decem- ber 25, '62. (He was one of the most moral men it has ever been our lot to know|)
Weaver, Adam, enlisted August 14, '62; he died Decem- ber 11, '62.
Weaver, S. M., enlisted August 14, '62; he died Novem- ber 30, '62.
20TH REGIMENT.
Fry, J. G., enlisted April 3d, '63; he was wounded in '64 Starr, John C., enlisted March 18, '62; he died during the war.
Thornburg, D. M., enlisted April 3. '63; he died June 17, '63.
Vaughn, W. S., enlisted April 3, '63; he was wounded May 3, '63 at Chancellorsville.
Wood, John, enlisted April 3, '63; he died June 14, '63 at Richmond.
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Young, John, enlisted April 3, '63; he was taken prisoner on July 1, '63 at Gettysburg.
22ND REGIMENT.
Bruner, James, enlisted March 25, '63; we have no fur- ther record of him.
Burrus, W. P., enlisted April 30, '61 ; we have no further record of him.
23RD REGIMENT.
Barger, Hosea, enlisted September 6, '62; he was wound- ed at Chancellorsville ; he died since the war.
Campbell, John, enlisted September 6, '62; missing.
Eades, J. N., enlisted September 6, '62; he was taken prisoner at Gettysburg.
Eckard, William, enlisted September 6, '62.
Eddleman, H. M., enlisted September 6, '62; missing.
Fisher, James C., enlisted January 21, '61; he died April 2, '63 in Virginia.
Gabriel, Abram, enlisted June 22, '61; no further ac- count can we get of him.
Gabriel, Alonzo, enlisted June 22, '61; he was missing July 1, '63.
Gabriel, Monroe, enlisted June 22, '61; he was wounded July 1, '63 at Malvern Hill; he died in 1908.
Hauss, R. M., enlisted September 6, '62; he was taken prisoner at Gettysburg.
Hayes, Jackson, enlisted September 6, '62.
Herman, Peter, enlisted September 6, '62.
Keever, Milton, enlisted September 6, '62.
Killian, A. L., enlisted September 6, '62; he died Feb- ruary 14, '63 at Lynchburg.
Little, James B., enlisted August 20, '62; he died while at Richmond.
Little, George W., enlisted June 20, '61; he died at Mount Jackson.
Lafawn, Daniel, enlisted August 14, '62; missing.
Longcryer, Paul, enlisted September 6, '62; he died May 12, '63 at Lynchburg.
Mathis, James, enlisted August 20, '62; he was killed
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July 1, '63 at Gettysburg.
Mathis, Daniel, enlisted September 6, '62; detailed.
McCaslin, William, enlisted August 14, '32; he died Jan -- uary 8, '63.
McCall, Joseph, enlisted June 22, '61; he died April '10, '62 at Richmond.
Munday, Josiah, enlisted June 22, '61; he was wounded, and died December 21, '64.
Moore, W. M., enlisted September 6, '62; he died October 6, '62 at Bunker's Hill.
Mull, D. F., enlisted September 6, '62; he died January 13, '63 at Fredericksburg.
Mull, Jacob, enlisted September 6, '62; he was wounded and taken prisoner at Gettysburg; he is still living.
Parker, J. F., enlisted September 6, '62.
Pollard, Daniel, enlisted September 8, '62.
Pollard, Noah, enlisted September 8, '62; he died the same year.
Pope, Franklin, enlisted August 14, '62; he is still living.
Pope, Frederick, enlisted August 14, '62; he is now dead.
Punch, J. L., enlisted September 6, '62; he was taken prisoner at Gettysburg ; he died since the war.
Roney, A. J., enlisted September 6, '62; he died in the war.
Scronce, Andrew, enlisted August 14, '62; he died since the war.
Scronce, C. B., enlisted August 14, '62; he is now dead.
Sigmon, W. D., enlisted August 14, '62.
Sigmon, L. K., enlisted August 14, '62; he died Novem- ber 1, '62.
Starnes, David, enlisted August 14, '62; he died while in prison, September 15, '64.
Turner, P. L., enlisted September 6, '62; he was once wounded.
Turbyfield, Francis, enlisted June 22, '61; he was wound- ed at Gettysburg.
Weaver, Adam, enlisted August 14, '62; he died Decem- ber 11, '62.
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Weaver, David, enlisted August 14, '62; he died Decem- ber 25, '62.
Weaver, S. M., enlisted August 14, '62; he died Novem- ber 30, '62.
Workman, L. H., enlisted September 8, '62; he was killed at Bramley's Station.
Young, John, enlisted September 6, '62; he was taken a prisoner at Gettysburg; he died during the war.
Yoder, Andrew, enlisted in '62.
26TH REGIMENT.
Burke, James, enlisted September 28, '62; we have no further data concerning him.
Seagle, Noah, enlisted September 28, '62; he was killed in the war.
Wyant, S. W., enlisted September 28, '62; he died Sep- tember 27, '64.
Whisnant, Marcus, enlisted in '62.
Holler, Max., enlisted in '62.
Sigmon, Jack, enlisted in '62.
(The last three above named men went to the Western army by choice. They were three brave men.)
29TH REGIMENT.
Mauney, Wallace, enlisted August 17, '61; he died Aug- ust 12, '63.
37TH REGIMENT.
Cline, Rufus, enlisted in July, '61; was taken prisoner at Gettysburg.
Cochran, G. W. (See sketch.)
Cochran, Francis M. (See sketch.)
Dellinger, Marcus, enlisted during the early part of the war; he is now living in the West; he was a good soldier, and also is a good citizen.
38TH REGIMENT.
Hoke, Donald, Quarter-Master Surgeon; he lost an arm in the war; he is still living.
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Rabards, Horace A., Quarter-Master ; enlisted February 18, '62; he retired April 21, '62.
42ND REGIMENT.
Burrus, -; he was said to be a good soldier by his com- rades.
Brock, H. M., enlisted May 2, '64; we have no further record of him.
Chapman, W. L., enlisted April 22, '61; he was promoted to 1st Sergeant; he was wounded in battle; he died since the war.
Cobb, R. F., Musician; he is living in Taylorsville, N. C.
Carpenter, D. E. F., enlisted March 8, '62; he is still living.
Finger, J. M., enlisted February 27, '62; he died since the war; he was a good citizen, and a successful farmer.
Fry, J. P., enlisted February 27, '62; he was wounded by the loss of an arm.
Harmon, Adolphus, was promoted 3rd Sergeant; he prov- ed a good soldier throughout the war.
Huffman, A. F., enlisted April 1, '64; he is still living.
Isenhour, David, enlisted March 8, '62; he is still living ; he made an excellent soldier.
Isenhour, John, enlisted March 8, '62; he, too, was an- other good soldier ; he is still living.
Lowrance, J. M., enlisted March 8, '62; he is living in Texas.
McGee, Hosea, enlisted March 13, '62; he was Brigade Mail-Carrier.
McGee, M. M., enlisted March 13, '62; he is now living in Pan Handle, Texas; he was a Courier for General Kirk- man.
Miller, John, enlisted March 20, '62; we are unable to get any further account of him.
Moose, G. R., enlisted April 12, '64.
Propst, J. A., enlisted June 7, '64; we have no further account of him.
Reese, George, enlisted February 27, '62; he was a splen- did soldier; he died since the war.
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Reese, Calvin., enlisted February 27, '62; he was a good soldier ; he died since the war.
Simmons, E., enlisted February 27, '62; he is still living. Shuford, Wallace, enlisted February 27, '62. (See sketch.)
Shuford, Avery, enlisted February 27, '62.
Scronce, Joy, enlisted March 3, '64; we have no further account of him.
Sipe, Jacob, enlisted February 27, '62; he is still living.
Sipe, John, enlisted February 27, '62; he was a little man, but every inch true.
Webb, P. B., enlisted March 3, '64; we have no further account of him.
Wycoff, J. L., enlisted March 3, '64; we have no further account of him.
Yount, D. P., enlisted March 10, '64. (See sketch.)
Yount, David, enlisted October 12, '64.
Yoder, M., enlisted March 13, '62.
48TH REGIMENT.
Abernethy, Williford, enlisted August 1, '62; he was killed September '17, '62.
49TH REGIMENT.
Ellis, W. H., enlisted in '63. (See sketch.)
Hull, William, enlisted June 1, '63; we have no account of him after this.
Sherrill, G. P., enlisted February 11, '63; he died since the war.
Setzer, Franklin D. (See sketch.)
52ND REGIMENT.
Higby, George, enlisted March 19, '62; not accounted for. 57TH REGIMENT.
Cline, L. H. C., enlisted July 4, '62; he died September 7, '63.
Carpenter, John, enlisted July 4, '62 ; he was promoted to Corporal.
Dorriter, Christian, enlisted February 20, '64; he was wounded September 19, '64.
Hallman, enlisted May 4, '64; he died since the war.
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Smyre, Francis, enlisted in March, '64. (See sketch.)
Warlick, J. W., enlisted March 4, '63.
Warlick, D. L., enlisted July 4, '62; he was promoted to Sergeant; he was wounded during the war. (See photo and sketch.)
Setzer, Henry. (See sketch.)
Setzer, William. (See sketch.)
58TH REGIMENT.
Lanier, D. A. (See sketch.)
63RD REGIMENT.
Holsclaw, M. L., enlisted August 16, '62; we have no ac- count of him.
Hull, J. S., enlisted August 25, '62.
Litten, T. B. (See sketch.)
Massey, W. F., enlisted August 26, '62; he is living at Catawba, N. C. (R. F. D.)
Matheson, J. F., enlisted August 12, '62; we have no account of him.
Monday, O. M., enlisted August 14, '62; he died since the war.
Nance, Wiley, enlisted August 26, '62; he is still living.
Robinson, John, enlisted August 18, '62; we have nothing further from him.
Sherrill, D. H., enlisted August 7, '62; he was promoted to 4th Sergeant; we have no account of him.
Sherrill, M. W., enlisted August 5, '62. (See sketch.)
Sherrill, D. H., Jr., enlisted August 5, '62; he was de- tailed.
Trafenstadt, W. A., enlisted August 16, '62; he died since the war.
Cachran, John T. (See sketch.)
Cachran, William F. (See sketch.)
Warlick, P. Monroe. (See sketch.)
Warlick, Daniel W. (See sketch.)
Warlick, Pinkney D. (See sketch.)
Bost, Capt, J. Mehaffey. (See sketch.)
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DAVID E. MILLER
David E. Miller join- ed Co. C. 28 Regiment and served faithfully until he was disabled by a wound. He made some narrow escapes. Here- turned to his farm, and spent his life thereon. He was a very consis- ed church member (Lu- theran) and died years ago. He left a son (James) who now oc- cupies the old home- stead, a successful far- mer and Truckster in strawberries.
CYRUS YODER
Cyrus Yoder was born August 5th, 1829, was married to Elizabeth Leonard Feb. 22nd, 1855. On the 14th day of July, 1862, he was con- scripted into the Confederate service. On August 14th, 1863, he left for the camp of instruction near Statesville, N. C., known as Camp Hill, where he was elected as one of the "State Guards", as they were called. He remained in camp about two months, when the command was moved near Raleigh. This camp was known as "Camp Holmes". They then went into winter quarters until the Yankee advanced from Newbern to Kinston, N. C., under Gen. Foster, known as the Kinston and Goldsboro fights.
Then Maj. Peter Mallett was ordered to defend, with the State Guards, Kinston, Dec. 14th, 1862. He and the whole eommand were captured, which were about 400 in all. They were paroled with orders not to leave Kinston until 48 hours had expired. They again returned to Camp Holmes, remained there a few days, and were all sent home.
He came home and during his parole, was attacked with a severe spell of pneumonia, from which he recovered; during his sickness he was exchanged as a prisoner of war and returned again to the Camp about the 10th day of March, 1863. Here they remained until the latter part
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of the summer of 1863. He was then ordered to Camp Vance near Morganton, N. C., with his cammander, Capt. Richards, where he re- mained with the camp of Instruction, acting as Orderly Sergeant of the Camp until the 28th of July, 1864, when that notorious bush-whacker, Feiske, captured the whole battalion and made them prisoners of war.
They were carried to Camp Douglass, and July 28th, following they arrived at Camp Douglass near Chicago. He was sick nearly all the time, and was again attacked with a severe spell of Pneumonia and died Feb. 7th, 1865 in the camp, where he was buried.
His age was 35 years, 6 months and 2 days. "Tenderly bury the fair young dead, Bausing to drop on his grave a tear;
"Carve on the wooden slab at his head:
"Somebody's darling lies buried here."
F. M. COCHRAN
Frances Marion Coch- ran enlisted in Company G, 37th Regiment on Oct. 9, 1861. At one time he was promoted to Sergeant for gallant conduct in battle. He was killed May 3, 1863 at Chancellorsville. He was a twin brother of G. W. Cochran, Lieut. of the same Company. Sad to think that so many good, brave and loyal sons of Catawba sacrificed their lives in the struggle for South- ern Rights.
LIEUT. CHARLES S. WILFONG
Lieut. Charles S. Wilfong joined Co. E. 72 F. Reserves was at home on sick furlough when the Regiment was captured at F. Fisher. He afterwards resigned and joined a company of Cavalry near Lenoir and was captured by Gen. Stone man and taken to Camp Chose, Ohio where he died April 26, 1865.
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ELI RHYNE
Eli Rhyne enlisted July 14, '62. He was wounded and taken prisoner in '63' After his release from prison he was promoted cor- poral and detailed. He returned to his home near the "Rocky Ford" on South Fork, and lived by farming. His children now live on the old homestead. He died years ago.
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MOSES WHITFIELD SHERRILL
Whitfield Sherrill, son of Hiram and Sarah Sherrill, was born near Sherrill's Ford, Catawba County, N. C., in 1834. In the latter part of 1862, he left his family and Volunteered in Co. K. 63 N. C. Cavalry. He was in all the battles and marches with his Company. He was always found at the post of duty.
He had his clothing pierced by minnie balls, but came through to the surrender without receiving a wound. Sherrill was a man that his officers could depend upon.
He is living on his farm near Sherrill's Ford, and has made a succes at farming.
WILLIAM S. SHERRILL
William S. Sherrill, native of Catawba County, son of Henderson Sherrill, went to Texas during 1858. He entered the service of his Country early in the war and served during the entire period of the war with the army west of the Mississippi River. After the war, he engag- ed in agriculture from which he acquired a comfortable fortune. He died in Gaudaloupe County, Texas, in 1901 an esteemed and valued citizen.
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FREDERICK HER- MAN
Frederick Herman was sent to the 42nd Regiment. He served through the war, and afterwards, came home, making his living on the farm. He is a good citizen of Catawba County.
CAPT. DANIEL W. WARLICK
Capt. Daniel W. War- lick, was living in Jack- sonville, Ala., at the beginning of the war, on a farm, where he was engaged in the tan- nery business. He was promoted to Capt. in the 30th Ala. Regiment.
He is a native of Ca- tawba county.
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L. W. CLINE
L. W. Cline enlisted in Co. G. 12th. Regiment and served with that Company in all her en- counters which were legion. He came out with life, and manifest- ed his tact on the farm. He is now engaged in trucking, and has made a success in the culture of strawberries. A good citizen.
ELISHA SMITH
Elisha Smith was a soldier whose enlistment cannot be found. He died sometime during the war, being either killed, or dying from sickness. We knew him as being a good, noble young man. His widow honors him by this means.
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LAWSON MOSTEL- LER
Lawson Mosteller en- listed in Co. F. 23 Regi- ment June 6, '61. He returned and engaged in farming, and was successful. He died several years ago leav- ing two sons and two daughters who are mak- ing good in life. He was an honorable citi- zen.
P. MONROE WAR- LICK
P. Monroe Warlick en- listed in 12th Tennessee Infantry, and after re- organization, was trans- ferred to the engineer corp, and remained there until he surrender. After the war he went to Paris, Texas.
He is a native of Ca- tawba.
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JULIUS A. POOVEY
Julius A. Poovey en- listed for the Civil war in Company C. 28th Re- giment on Jan. 15th 1863, and served to the close of the war with the record of being a faithful, good soldier.
He was in nearly every battle of note, after his enlistment, and was wounded twice, once at Chancelorsville, May 1st 1863, and then in the Wilderness battle on May 3rd 1864.
After the battle at Fuzzle's mill, his captain Lineberger, sent him out as a scout to learn
LABAN CLINE
The subject of this sketch enlisted in Com- pany F, 33ch Regiment March 30, '61. He was wounded at Weldon in 62 Of him we have no further account, but that one of his company says he was an efficient soldier.
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what the enemy was doing. Going down through a thicket, he saw a Yankee slipping up towards him. He dodged behind a tree. When the Yankee got in about eight steps of him, he cocked his gun, stepped from behind the tree ard took the Yankee a prisoner
The Yankee had a very peculiar gun; it had a red stock and a very bright barrel. Poovey threw his gun away and adopted the Yankee's prizing it very highly, and kept it for a long lime, finally losing it in a battle.
After the surrender, he settled on a farm two miles from Hickory, on which he has lived ever since and farmed with success. Besides farming, for thirty five years, he has run a brick yard, from which at least one half of the brick buildings in Hickory have been built.
He married a Miss Houck. To this union have been born eight children, four daughters and four sons. All are yet living. Mrs. Poovey is of a family of twelve children, and the youngest being 40 yoars old. The strange thing is, all these are living.
(Julius Poovey's sketch should have appeared in the 28th Regiment, but was overlooked, hence his appearance here. )
JOHN W. GOODSON
John W. Goodson enlisted in Co. F. 52nd Regiment, April 1861. He was captured near Petersburg. March 20th, 1865. Since his return home, he has farmed in little Mountain section, in Catawba County. He is now 6) years old, awaiting the sum nons to join his war-mates of the sixties who have preceded him
LIEUT. M. A. THORN- BURG
He enlisted in Co. F. 23 Regiment, July 15th 1863. He served his country faithfully dur- ing the war, and after- ward, he engaged in the nursery business. In this he made good. He died in 1908 a respected citi- zen. His sons are now continuing his enterprise at Startown.
(This is another that was left out of his origi- nal company and had to be put in the Scattered.
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HENRY SETZER
Henry Setzer enlisted in 1862 in Co. C. 57 Re- giment. He was in five battles and was captur- ed and held a prisoner of war sixteen months. He returned and made good at farming. He is still living.
JAS. F. ROBINSON
A sketch of James Ferdinand Robinson ap- pears on page 122 in Company A, 12th Regi- ment, in which he serv- ed.
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DR. R. A. YODER Dr. R. A. Yoder, the author of "The Origin of Catawba Dutch," and the writer of Prof. G. W. Huhn's sketch. His pic- ture should have appeared just before his article.
HENRY LINCK
Henry Linck, founder of Hickory, should have appeared before the History of Hickory- another error.
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POLY CARP HENKLE Was the founder of Concordia College at Conover, a sketch of which appears else- where in this book.
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THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR.
When war was declared against the Kingdom of Spain, and the President called for Volunteers, Catawba County immediately responded; and Colonel Armfield says that she furnished more soldiers than any County in the State save one. Below is a complete list of the names :
Deal, Milton F., enlisted April 27, '98 ; he was a Musician. (arvin, Frederick T., enlisted Arril 27, '98; he was dis- charged November 4, '98.
Campbell, James H., enlisted April 27, '98.
Keever, Herbert O., enlisted April 27, '98.
Williams, William H., enlisted April 27, '98.
Yount, Albert O., enlisted April 27, '98.
Yoder, Ainslie T., enlisted April 27, '98.
Yount, Lee C., enlisted June 15, '98.
Yount, Thomas E., enlisted April 27, '98.
Yount, William H., enlisted April 27, '98.
Campbell, William O., enlisted April 27, '98; he was dis- charged July 1, '98.
Sherrill, Charles M., enlisted April 27, '98; he was dis- charged April 31, '98.
McCorkle, Charles M., enlisted April 27, '98; he was dis- charged December 31, '98; Corporal.
Cilley, Gordon H., Corporal; enlisted April 27, '98; he was discharged June 31, '99.
Kale, Avery E., enlisted August 14, '98; he was dis- charged April 8, '99.
(All those who were discharged were discharged with honor, in Company A.)
COMPANY E., 1ST REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS.
Rufty, Robert D., Sergeant; enlisted April 27, '98.
Seaboch, Luther E., enlisted April 27, '98.
Erwin, Erwin O., enlisted April 27, '98.
Gains, Fleming W., enlisted April 27, '98.
James, Frank A., enlisted April 27, '98.
Lafon, Pinkney E., enlisted April 27, '98.
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Lafon, Lawrence A., enlisted April 27, '98.
Sigmon, John W., enlisted April 27, '98.
Benfield, Robert E., enlisted April 27, '98. Payne, G. W., Corporal; enlisted April 27, '98. Gaimes, Fleming W., enlisted April 27, '98. James, Frank A., enlisted April 27, '98.
COMPANY K., 1ST REGIMENT.
Pierce, Edward T., enlisted June 15, '98.
COMPANY M., 1ST REGIMENT.
Hoke, Charles W., enlisted April 27, '98.
Armfield, J. W., enlisted April 27, '98.
2ND REGIMENT N. C. VOLUNTEERS, COMPANY C.
Hawn, Perry W., enlisted May 15, '98; he was mustered out November 10, '98.
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