{"id":495,"date":"2011-12-26T21:22:55","date_gmt":"2011-12-27T02:22:55","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/orange\/?page_id=495"},"modified":"2011-12-26T21:23:51","modified_gmt":"2011-12-27T02:23:51","slug":"unc-ch-senior-class-1860","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/orange\/unc-ch-senior-class-1860\/","title":{"rendered":"UNC CH Senior Class 1860"},"content":{"rendered":"

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Senior Class of 1860<\/span><\/span>
\n from: The Last Ninety Days of the War in North Carolina<\/strong><\/em>, by Cornelia Phillips Spencer, published 1866<\/span><\/p>\n

\n

“The Senior class of 1860 consisted of eighty-four members.\u00a0 With only one exception, all of these men entered the service.\u00a0 More than a fourth of the entire number now fill soldiers’ graves.\u00a0 The proportion of the wounded to the killed is ordinarily estimated as not smaller than three to one; and judging by this rule, it appears and is believed to be the fact, that very few of the whole class remained unscathed.\u00a0 Of the younger classes, my information is not sufficiently complete to justify the giving a list; but enough is ascertained to make it certain that the sacrifice of life among them was in very nearly the same proportion as among the Seniors.\u00a0 As a matter of undying interest to the people of my own State, and significant enough to those of others, I present this record of the sons of her University.” —\u00a0Cornelia Phillips Spencer, 1866<\/p>\n

Adams, Robert B. In service from South Carolina
\nAlexander, Sydenham B., Capt. 42d NC Regt.
\nAnderson, Lawrence M., Lieut. Killed at Shiloh
\nAskew, George W., Capt. Miss Regt.
\nAttmore, Isaac T. Killed in Virginia<\/p>\n

Baird, William W., Lieut. NC Regt.
\nBarbee, Algernon S., Lieut. Com. Dept. Army of the West
\nBarrett, Alexander, Lieut. 49th NC Regt.
\nBattle, Junius C. Killed at Sharp’s Mountain
\nBond, Lewis, Chief Ord. to Gen. Jackson
\nBorden, William H., Lieut. 50th NC Regt.
\nBowie, John R., Sergt. Signal Corps, Louisiana
\nBrickell, Sterling H., Capt. 12th NC Regt. Resigned from wounds
\nBrooks, William M., 3d NC Cav.
\nBruce, Charles, Jr. Killed at Richmond
\nBryan, George P., Capt. 2d NC Regt. Killed
\nBullock, Richard A., Com. Sergt. 12th NC Regt.
\nButler, Pierce M., 1st Lieut. 2d SC Cav.<\/p>\n

Cole, Alexander T., Capt. 23d NC Regt.
\nColeman, Daniel R., 20th NC Regt.
\nCooepr, Robert W., Chaplain Cobb’s Legion
\nCooper, Thomas W., 1st Lieut. 11th NC Regt. Killed at Gettysburgh<\/p>\n

Daniel, S. Venable, 1st Lieut. 17th NC Regt.
\nDavis, Samuel C., Lieut. 4th NC Regt.
\nDavis, Thomas W., Lieut. 8th NC Regt.
\nDrake, Edwin L., Col. Tenn. Regt. Cav.<\/p>\n

Fain, John H. D., Capt. 33d NC Regt. Killed at Petersburg, 2d April, 1865
\nFerrand, Horace, Louisiana Regt.
\nFogle, James O. A., Medical Dept, Richmond
\nFranklin, Samuel R. Died in service<\/p>\n

Garrett, Woodston L., Lieut. 8th Ala Cav.
\nGay, Charles E., Lieut. Miss Artillery
\nGraham, James A., Capt. 27th NC Regt.<\/p>\n

Haigh, Charles, Sergt.-Major 5th NC Cav.
\nHale, Edward J., Jr., Capt. A.A.G. to Gen. Lane
\nHardin, Edward J., Lieut and Adjt. Conscript Bureau
\nHays, Robert B. Forrest’s Cavalry
\nHeaden, William J., Lieut. 26th NC Regt. Killed
\nHenry, William W., Capt. Artillery, Army of the West
\nHightower, Samuel A. 26th Louisiana Regt.
\nHolliday, Thomas C., Capt. A.A.G. to Gen. Davis, Killed
\nHouston, R. Bruce B., Lieut. 52d NC Regt.<\/p>\n

Jones, H. Francis, Lieut. A.D.C. to Gen. Young, Killed
\nJones, Walter J., Heavy Artillery, Afterward, 40th NC Regt.<\/p>\n

Kelly, James, Presbyterian clergyman
\nKelly, John B., 26th NC Regt.
\nKing, William J., Medical Dept. Richmond<\/p>\n

Lutterloh, Jarvis B., Lieut. 56th NC Regt. Killed at Gum Swamp<\/p>\n

Martin, Eugene S., Lieut. 1st Battery Heavy Artillery
\nMartin, George S., Capt. Tenn. Art’y. Killed by bushwhackers
\nMcCallum, James B., Lieut. 51st NC Regt. Killed at Bermuda Hundreds
\nMcClelland, James C. Died in 1861 in Arkansas
\nMcKethan, Edwin T., Lieut. 51st NC Regt.
\nMcKimmon, Arthur N., Q. M. Dept. Raleigh
\nMcKimmon, James, Jr., Lieut. Manly’s Battery
\nMebane, Cornelius, Adjt. 6th NC Regt.
\nMebane, John W., Capt. Tenn Artillery Killed at Kenesaw Mountain
\nMicou, Augustin, Lieut. and A.A.G. Drew’s Battalion
\nMimms, Thomas S., Western Army<\/p>\n

Nicholson, William T., Capt. 37th NC Regt. Killed<\/p>\n

Pearce, Oliver W., 3d Regt. NC Cav.
\nPittman, Reddin G., 1st Lieut. Eng. Dep.
\nPool, Charles C.<\/p>\n

Quarles, George McD. Died in service<\/p>\n

Ryal, Tims, Louisiana Regt.
\nRoyster, Iowa, Lieut. 37th NC Regt. Killed at Gettysburgh<\/p>\n

Sanders, Edward B., Sergt.-Major 35th NC Regt.
\nSaunders, Jos. H., Lieut.-Col. 33d NC Regt.
\nScales, Erasmus D., Capt. and Com. Sub. 2d NC Cav.
\nSmith, Farquhard, Jr. 3d NC Cav.
\nSmith, Norfleet, 1st Lieut. 3d NC Cav.
\nSmith, Thomas L. Killed at Vicksburg
\nSterling, Edward G. Died in service
\nStrong, Hugh, In South Carolina service
\nSykes, Richard L., In Mississippi service<\/p>\n

Taylor, George W., Ass’t. Surgeon, 26th Louisiana
\nThompson, Samuel M., Colonel Tenn. Regt.
\nThorp, John H., Capt. 47th NC Regt.<\/p>\n

Vaughan, Vernon H. In Alabama service<\/p>\n

Wallace, James A., 44th NC Regt.
\nWier, Samuel P., Lieurt. 46th NC Regt. Killed at Fredericksburgh
\nWhitfield, Cicero, Sergt. 53d NC Regt.
\nWilson, George L. Died
\nWooster, William A., Capt. 1st NC Regt. Killed at Richmond<\/p>\n

Of field-officers in the Confederate service, at least thirteen names are
\namong the Alumni of the University, namely:<\/p>\n

Lieut.-General Leonidas Polk
\nBrig.-General George B. Anderson
\nRufus Barringer
\nL. O’B. Branch
\nThomas L. Clingman
\nRobert D. Johnston
\nGaston Lewis
\nJames Johnston Pettigrew
\nMatt. W. Ransom
\nAshley W. Spaight
\nAdjutant-General R. C. Gatlin
\nAdjutant-General John F. Hoke<\/p>\n

Generals Polk, Anderson, Branch and Pettigrew were killed,
\nand all the others (with the exception of the two bureau officers)
\nseverely wounded, and most of them more than once.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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