571 Series I Volume XII-I Serial 15 - Second Manassas Part I
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In whose possession. Horses. Mules. Spring Wagons.
wagons.
Lieutenant J. G. Knight, ....... 6 ....... 2
regimental quartermaster,
Third Wisconsin.
Captain R. B. Hampton, 7 4 ....... 1
commanding battery
Lieutenant H. C. Cushing, 1 ....... ....... .......
acting assistant
quartermaster, Fourth
Artillery.
Lieutenant D. B. ....... ....... ....... 3
Hamitlon, acting assistant
quartermaster.
341 145 1 55
In whose possession. Two-wheel Four-wheel Wheel Lead
ambulances. ambulances. harness, harness,
single single
sets sets
of. of.
Lieutenant J. G. Knight, ...... ....... 4 4
regimental quartermaster,
Third Wisconsin.
Captain R. B. Hampton, ...... ...... 2 2
commanding battery
Lieutenant H. C. Cushing, 1 ...... 2 ......
acting assistant
quartermaster, Fourth
Artillery.
Lieutenant D. B. ...... ....... ....... ......
Hamitlon, acting assistant
quartermaster.
9 2 40 45
In whose possession. Wagon Saddle Riding Riding
saddles. blankets. saddles. bridles.
Lieutenant J. G. Knight, 2 2 ...... ......
regimental quartermaster,
Third Wisconsin.
Captain R. B. Hampton, ...... ....... ...... ......
commanding battery
Lieutenant H. C. Cushing, ....... ...... ....... .......
acting assistant
quartermaster, Fourth
Artillery.
Lieutenant D. B. ...... ....... ...... ......
Hamitlon, acting assistant
quartermaster.
25 20 3 7
In whose possession. Two-horse Four-horse Remarks.
wagons. wagons.
Lieutenant J. G. Knight, ..... ....... Lost crossing
regimental quartermaster, the river.
Third Wisconsin. Lieutenant
Knight attended
well to his
train.
Captain R. B. Hampton, ....... ....... Captured by the
commanding battery enemy.
Lieutenant H. C. Cushing, ...... ....... Captured or
acting assistant destroyed.
quartermaster, Fourth
Artillery.
Lieutenant D. B. ...... ...... Broke down and
Hamitlon, acting assistant abandoned or
quartermaster. burnt.
Lieutenant
Hamilton
rendered good
service in
managing the 31
wagons saved by
way of Hancock,
Md.
17 9
I certify that the above statement is correct, as far as can be known.
S. B. HOLABIRD,
Captain, Assistant Quartermaster.
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