LIST OF REBEL OFFICERS CAPTURED AT THE BATTLE OF OPEQUON CREEK, SEPTEMBER 19, 1864

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Other Names: Third Winchester Jubal Early's Shenandoah Campaigns

Location: Frederick County

Campaign: Sheridan’s Shenandoah Valley Campaign (August-December 1864)

Date(s): September 19, 1864

Principal Commanders: Maj. Gen. Philip Sheridan [US]; Lt. Gen. Jubal A. Early [CS]

Forces Engaged: 54,440 total (US 39,240; CS 15,200)

Estimated Casualties: 8,630 total (US 5,020; CS 3,610)

Description: After Kershaw's Division left Winchester to rejoin Lee’s army at Petersburg, Lt. Gen. Jubal A. Early renewed his raids on the B&O Railroad at Martinsburg, badly dispersing his four remaining infantry divisions. On September 19, Sheridan advanced toward Winchester along the Berryville Pike with the VI and XIX Corps, crossing Opequon Creek. The Union advance was delayed long enough for Early to concentrate his forces to meet the main assault, which continued for several hours. Casualties were very heavy. The Confederate line was gradually driven back toward the town. Mid-afternoon, Crook’s (VIII) Corps and the cavalry turned the Confederate left flank. Early, however, ordered a general retreat.  Confederate generals Rodes and Goodwin were killed, Fitzhugh Lee, Terry, Johnson, and Wharton wounded. Union general Russell was killed, McIntosh, Upton, and Chapman wounded. Because of its size, intensity, and result, many historians consider this the most important conflict of the Shenandoah Valley.

Result(s): Union victory

Sources: National Park Service; Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies

CAPTURED CONFEDERATE OFFICERS AS POSTED IN THE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, NEWSPAPER "THE NEW REGIME" 1864

The newspaper was microfilmed white on black background and was difficult to read. Some initials may be wrong because of that, but I have tried my best to copy it. Submitted by Gene Williams.

COL. R. T. BENNETT, 14TH NORTH CAROLINA.
1st  LIEUT. N.B. FERRY, 51st  VA.
1st  LIEUT J.J. PORTER, 13TH VA
1st  LIEUT  J.A. JOHNst ON, 45TH VA
CAPT Z.T. ROSS, 13TH VIRGINIA.
CAPT. H.W. WINGFIELD, 58TH VA.
LIEUT COL H. W. CECKLEY, 44TH VA.
1st  LIEUT J.E. WILLS, 51st  VA.
2d LIEUT R.I. WALDRON, 58TH VA.
CAPT. F.M. WRIGHT, 58TH VA.
W.R. GILLETT, 52d VA
2nd LIEUT J.A.T. GROSSELOSE, 51st  VA.
1st  LIEUT WM. R. FISHER, 45TH VA.
CAPT. H.C. GROSSELOSE, 36TH VA.
CAPT C. BAUMGARDNER, 45TH VA.
2d LIEUT P.P. PECK, 26TH VA.
2d LIEUT N.C. REPASS, 51st  VA.
1st   LIEUT W.P. HOWARD, 51st  VA.
3d  LT. A. D. GROSSELOSE 51st  VA.
2nd LIEUT JK.L. VASS, 36TH VA.
2nd LIEUT G.A. McGEE, 36TH VA.
2nd LIEUT E. BLACK, 36TH VA.
2nd LIEUT M. M. HINES, 36TH VA.
COL. I.T. HOOPER 21st  GA.
LIEUT COL. G.M. EDGAR, 25TH VA.
2d LIEUT L.B. DUNN, 26TH VA
2d LIEUT J.J. GATLING, 5TH N.C.
1st  LIEUT J.B. SAMUELS, 10TH VA
2d LIEUT A.B. KELLER, 23d VA
2d LIEUT. J.R. COX, 45TH VA.
2d LIEUT W. A. BIDDICK, 5TH N.C.
1st  LIEUT J.D. IRWIN, 20TH N.C.
CAPT D. BENNER, 26TH VA
2d LIEUT W. A.  BIDDICK, 5TH N.C.
1st  LIEUT J.D. IRWIN, 20TH N.C.
CAPT D. BENNER, 26TH VA
2d LIEUT J.N. HANNA, 52d VA.
1st  LIEUT C.T. GILLESPY, 45TH VA
2st  LIEUT J.O. MAXWELL, 45TH VA.
3d LIEUT B.S. HICKS, 45TH VA.
1st  LIEUT M.G. WEBB, 45TH N.C.
2d LIEUT J.C. SPANLER, 46TH VA.
3d LIEUT A.A. COX, 26TH VA.
3d LIEUT S.C. McNEIL 46TH VA.
3rd LIEUT J.S. PERRY, 45TH VA.
3d LIEUT J. HUDSON, 45TH VA.
CAPT. F.M. PERRY, 23d VA.
2d LIEUT. J. O. BUCHANAN, 23d VA.
3d LIEUT L.S. CAMPBELL, 23d VA
3d LIEUT D.F. BARNS 23d VA
2d LIEUT B.L. WATSON, 5TH N.C.
2d LIEUT H.H. SMITH, 5TH N.C.
2d LIEUT S.J. SKELTON, 28d VA
2d LIEUT J.J. HIGGINS, 60TH gA
1st  LIEUT O.C. LIPSCOMB, , 52nd VA
2d LT. C.M. CAMPTON, 31st  GA.
2d LT J.B. PECK, 26TH VA
2d LT A  SUERTAUGH, 6OTH VA
LT COL G.A. GOODMAN, 16TH VA
1st  LIEUT B.F. CURTRIGHT, 13TH GA
2d LT J.K. KINMAN, 12TH GA
CAPT J.N. SHANLAIN, 60TH VA
1st LIEUT A.B. SYDENst RICKER, 60TH VA
CAPT L.A. VAWLER, 30TH VA.
1st  LIEUT J. A. DOUGLAS 30TH vA
CAPT E.H. LYON, 23d N.C.
CAPT. J. GOLLABAN, 23d VA
1st  LIEUT J.R. BLACKWOOD, 45TH VA,
2d LIEUT J.T. JAMES, 23Nd VA
3d LIEUT B.F. COLE, 23d VA
1st  LIEUT J.M. SCOTT, 23d VA
1st  LIEUT J.F. HARRISON, 23d VA.
LIEUT COL. J.A. McKAMY, THOMAS' LEGION
CAPT J.M. SINGLETON, THOMAS' LEGION
2d LIEUT L. B. YOUNG THOMAS' LEGION

MAJ. W.S. ROWAN, 60TH VA.
CAPT J.W. JOHNSON, 60TH VA
1st . LIEUT C.H. ACTON, 60TH VA
2nd LIEUT WILLIAM ADAIR, 30TH VA
5d LIEUT J.INGRAM 20TH N.C.
2st  LIEUT H.M.WARREN, 4TH N.C.
2d LT. T. M. C. DAVIDSON, 4TH N.C.
CAPT N.H. CHADWICK, 2d N.C.
1st  LT. T.W. LUFTWICK, 36TH VA
2d LT M.D. STONE, 36TH VA
2d J.A. BURNETT, 51 st . VA
2d LT. J.A. HALL, 53d N.C.
2d LT. J.N. SCOTT, do.
3d LT. C.P. NICKELL, 26TH VA
2d LT N.H. BAILY, 22Nd VA
3d LT  C.P. NICKELL, 26TH VA
2d LT N.H. BAILY, 22Nd vA
3D. LT. J.D. MILLER, 22Nd VA
2d LT J.F. CAMPELL, do.
3d LT S.F. COUUIS, do,
LIEUT COL. NELLIGAN, 1st  LOUSIANA INFANTRY,
LIEUT COL. C. DERMIT, 23d VA INFANTRY
LT. COL. EDGAR, EDGAR'S BATTALION

Transcribed by Gene Williams

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LIST OF REBEL OFFICERS CAPTURED AT THE BATTLE OF OPEQUON CREEK, SEPTEMBER 19, 1864, GENERAL JUBAL EARY ARMY OF THE VALLEY, OLE JUBE ARMY OF THE VALLEY DISTRICT

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