45 th Virginia Infantry Regiment Company F, Ferber s Brigade

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1 45 th Virginia Infantry Regiment Company F, Ferber s Brigade Courtesy of the Bland County Historical Society History of Bland County 2 nd Edition Bland Centennial Corporation Copyright 1992 Akers, Calvin Akers, Jesse Akers, Moses Alderson, F.M. Pvt. Allen, John P. Pvt. Captured at Winchester Allen, Miller Bane 2 nd Lt. Also 26 th VA Cavalry Anderson, William Andrews, William Ashworth, James M. Captured at Farmville in 1865; Died as POW at Point Lookout, MD Ashworth, Samuel B. Killed at Cloyd s Mountain, May 8,, 1864 Ashworth, S.S. Ashworth, William B. Wounded at Cloyd s Mountain Austin, I.E. 1 st Sgt. Austin, William G. Wounded Bailey, Daniel M. Bailey, S. Bird, Benjamin J. Bird, G.W. Bird, James R. Bird, John R. Killed at Cloyd s Farm Bird, J.S.H. Bird, P.H.M. Bird, Stephen W. Bird, William A.B. Bogle, E.H. Bogle, F.C. Bogle, M. Fay Brawley, J.H. Britts, S.C. Bruce, Amos Wounded at White Sulphur Springs, August 26, 1863 Bruce, Carr Bruce, James H. Bruce, J.C. Bruce, William T. Brown, John R. 1

2 Burton, James T. Carpenter, Edward L. Carpenter, John C. Carr, G.W. Pvt. Killed at White Sulpur Springs, August 26 th, 1863 Carver, Daniel Clark, R.A. Coeburn, Thomas G. Cole, John R. Conley, Guy T. Conley, James F. Crawford, William H. Crockett, Robert R. Captain Killed at Cloyd s Farm Crockett, William N. Curtis, Ilahi Curtis, Claiborne Davis, John Davis, Rush Davis, Samuel C. Davis, William Day, J.H. Devor, John Dillow, Samuel Wounded at Piedmont Ditimore, H.P. Dudley, D.A. - Killed at White Sulpur Springs, August 26 th, 1863 Dudley, T. Killed at Dry Creek Fanning, J.A. Fanning, James M. Fanning, W.W. Fannon, O.C. Died at Camp Morton, IN; Buried at Green Lawn Cemetery Felts, J.W. Finley, John D. 2 nd Sgt. Finley, Thomas Nye Foster, James C. French, A. Jack French, B.P. French, Gordon Killed at Winchester French, Joshua G. Garner, Thomas Grayson, Andrew J. Captain Grubb, George W. Hall, John R. Hall, Samuel H. Hamilton, Saunders Wounded at Winchester; Captured at Fisher s Hill, MD; POW for 8 months Hamilton, T.B. Hamilton, W.T. 2

3 Hanshew, S.H. Hare, William E. Harmon, D.L. Harmon, Wilson Havens, A.J. Havens, Bryant Havens, Hiram Havens, James W. Havens, John W. 2 nd Sgt. Hearen, Elbert S. Hearn, Harvey Heninger, C.C. Heninger, J.K. Hester, Anderson Hicks, R.S. Lt. Captured at Winchester; POW at Fort Deleware Holland, Floyd Died in Prison Hoanker, A.J. Horten, Charles Hunt, Harvey W. Hutsell, Ezra F. - Died at Camp Morton, IN; Buried at Green Lawn Cemetery Johnson, H.P. Johnson, Jessie Newton Also Co. A 4 th Battalion and Co. I, 60 th VA Inf King, John B. Kitts, A.J. Kitts, Jacob F. Kitts, T.J. Lampert, A.G. Pvt. Lampert, Joseph G. - Died at Camp Morton, IN; Buried at Green Lawn Cemetery Lattin, William Leady, P.C. Lucado, J. Died in Hospital McDonald, George McGinley, Mike Wounded at Cloyd s Farm Martin, M.J. Melvin, S.S. Mizell, J.H. Munsey, Hiram Munsey, J.G. Munsey, John W. Died 1862 Munsey, John G. Munsey, M.A. Munsey, T.J. Munsey, William H. Munsey, W.W. Wounded at Gettysburg Mustard, Harvey R. Mustard, John Thomas 3

4 Mustard, William G. Transferred to 8 th VA Cav Mustard, W.D. - Died at Camp Morton, IN; Buried at Green Lawn Cemetery Nell, John S. Newberry, Dunn B. Newberry, John W. Captain Wounded at Cynthia, KY then disappeared. Nester, Anderson Nicewander, Alexander Nicewander, J.H. Nicewander, William H. Noel, George W. Noel, William M. Nye, George Patton, John W. Pauley, Albert Pauley, W.G. Pegram, J. Henry Pegram, Thomas L. Price, W.H. 3 rd Sgt. Pruett, Issac Pruett, J.M. Wounded at Cloyd s Farm Raines, Cephas Raines, Robert Rea, Henry L. Reed, Joseph Repass, Walter Robinett, Jesreel Z. Pvt. Captured at Winchester in 1865; Died as POW at Fort Deleware, Buried at Finn s Point, NJ; Body returned to Robinett Cemetery Roland, James Rudder, C.M. Smithson, Hilary Stowers, Andrew Jackson Stowers, Colby Stowers, Issac Stowers, George W. Stowers, James Madison Pvt. Captured at Winchester Stowers, James M. Captain Stowers, J. Mod. MIA Stowers, John Sr. Stowers, John Jr. Stowers, Russell Suiter, Elbert H. Killed at Cloyd s Mountain May 9, 1864 Suiter, Franklin I. Cattle Buyer for Confederacy Suiter, S.S. Lt. Killed in Battle of Winchester 1864 Tanner, H.P. Terry, William B. Thomas, George Killed 4

5 Thomas, Giles Thompson, Alex Thompson, A.N. 1 st Cpl. Thompson, J. Newton Thompson, B.P. Wounded at White Sulphur Springs Aug. 26, 1863 Thompson, C.G. Thompson, Daniel F. Thompson, E.H. Thompson, E.W. Sr. Thompson, E.W. Jr. Thompson, H.P. Thompson, Jehiel Thompson, J.M.N. Thompson, L.E. Thompson, Robert S. Thompson, V.F. Thompson, William H. Pvt. Tibba, James A. (Possible Misprint of Tibbs) Tickle, H.B. Turner, Thomas Waddle, Newton Wheeler, James R. Wounded at Piedmont Wilkinson, A.J. Wilkinson, Jeff Williams, W.C. Wilson, W.D. Wohlford, George 1 st Lt. Wohlford, James Workman, A.G. Wyrick, A.H. Wyrick, Ephriam Wyrick, L.D. Killed at White Sulphur Springs 1863 Wyrick, R.B. Wounded at White Sulphur Springs 1863 Yearout, W.L. 5

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