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The Daily Dispatch: June 15, 1863., [Electronic resource], The cavalry fight in Culpeper. (search)
was the hardest cavalry fight of the war. Some of our best officers were killed and wounded. Their names you will doubtless learn before this reaches you. Below I give you a list of the killed and wounded of the 10th Va. cavalry: Co. A--Caskie Rangers, Lieut Fulcher commanding. Killed: none. Wounded: 2d Lt. G. Doyle, slightly; privates Louis Eztel, slightly; John English, severely in foot; Stephen Hubbell, dangerously in breast; Joseph Gill, severely in arm and shoulder; Jas Willon, slightly. Missing and taken prisoners by the enemy: Privates M L Burton, Chas Childress, Joseph Childress, John O Fulches, Wm H Hidnall, Joseph Parker. Co F — Albemarle Rangers, Lieut Martin commanding. Killed: none. Wounded: Privates J W A White, in thigh; Joseph R Giles, in arm; Jno E Edge, in thigh; Sergeant Jas Darrett, in arm. Missing: Private Gidson Wescot, taken prisoner. Co. G--Henrico Light Draggons, Lieut McDowell commanding. Killed: Private Louis Ottenburg. Wound