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"WASHINGTON INDEPENDENTS," AFTERWARDS COMPANY K,
THIRTY-SEVENTH VIRGINIA INFANTRY.

Officers at Organization.

• Dr. James L. White, captain.

• Joseph T. Campbell, first lieutenant.

• Wm. B. Clark, second lieutenant.

• Benj. C. Clark, third lieutenant.

• Charles F. Keller, first sergeant.

• Abram B. Keller, second sergeant.

• Robert S. Bowie, third sergeant.

• Wm. Clark, fourth sergeant.

• W. A. Aven, first corporal.

• Samuel Houston, second corporal.

• Daniel T. Stone, third corporal.

• Thomas J. Warren, fourth corporal.

• W. S. Preston, color-bearer.

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• John A. Preston, captain.

• L. Irby Forrest, first lieutenant.

• Robert S. Bowie, second lieutenant.

• Walter S. Preston, third lieutenant.

• Andrew W. McConnell, first sergeant.

• Thomas J. Warren, second sergeant.

• John K. Deadmore, third sergeant.

• Wm. Clark, fourth sergeant.

• Adam F. Thompson, fifth sergeant.

• Lilburn Fern, first corporal.

• Wm. J. Crabtree, second corporal.

• Joseph H. McNew, third corporal.

• Joseph B. McDaniel, fourth corporal.

James Vance elected captain 1861 to fill vacancy occasioned by resignation
of Captain James L. White.

Privates.

• Aven, W. A., wounded March 20,
  1862; died since war.

• Aven, M. G., killed at Cedar Run
  August 9, 1862.

• Berry, R. A., died since war.

• Berry, Smith, discharged.

• Berry, J. D.

• Branch, W. S.

• Brannon, J. C.

• Barger, J. T., discharged.

• Brooks, J. F., died during war.

• Brown, James.

• Brown, T. E., died since war.

• Bowie, R. S., wounded; died since
  war.

• Cronan, Thomas.

• Clark, W. B., died during war.

• Clark, W., died since war.

• Clark, B. C., died since war.

• Clark, I. G.

• Clark, Thomas, died since war.

• Clark, J. A. W., wounded at McDowell.

• Clark, Andrew, died since war.

• Cole, F. P., wounded; died since war.

• Cole, B. G.

• Campbell, J. G., died since war.

• Campbell, J. H., died during war.

• Cavenah, J.

• Cosby, J. D., discharged, afterwards
  joining Company D, First Virginia
  Cavalry.

• Crabtree, W. J.

• Daniel, J. B., wounded; died May 3,
  1863.

• Carmack, D. C., died since war.

• Daniel, J. D.

• Davis, L. D.

• Davis, John.

• Davis, J. E., died since war.

• Duff, S. G.

• Deadmore, J. K., wounded; died since
  war.

• Driskell, James.

• Denton, J. R., killed August 9, 1862.

• Denton, J., died during war at Fort
  Delaware.

• Denton, E., died during war at Fort
  Delaware.

• Dunn, Theophilus, wounded May 25,
  1862.

• Donagough, J., killed.

• Estep, George, killed May 3, 1863.

• Estep, James, killed May 3, 1863.

• Fleenor, M. V.

• Forran, Lilburn, wounded.

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• Fields, J. T.

• Forrest, L. I., killed Spotsylvania
  Courthouse 1864.

• Forrest, J. T., wounded.

• Farnsworth, J. S., discharged; died
  since war.

• Gorman, J.

• Gray, M. L., died during war, 1861.

• Grimm, S. D., wounded Petersburg
  March 25, 1865.

• Hayter, F. H., killed August 9, 1862.

• Hayter, W. D., died since war;
  wounded at Winchester.

• Hicks, R., wounded; discharged.

• Hobbs, J. L., killed August 9, 1862.

• Hobbs, J. W.

• Hobbs, Elkanah.

• Houston, Samuel, died since war.

• Hill, Felix, wounded; died since
  war.

• Ireson, H. H., died during war, 1861.

• Johnston, Joseph W., wounded.

• Kane, Edward, wounded.

• King, James, killed March 23, 1862.

• Keller, C. F.

• Keller, S. G., wounded March 23,
  1862.

• Keller, A. B., wounded.

• Kenney, David.

• Kiser, A. R., wounded.

• Keys, A., died during war.

• Keller, John.

• Lowry, David.

• Middleton, J. H., wounded August
  9, 1862.

• Mallicote, A. L., died since war; discharged.

• Maxwell, A.

• Maxwell, J. V., died since war.

• Mays, J. R., died since war.

• McConnell, A. W., wounded; died
  since the war.

• McConnell, J. J., killed May 3, 1863.

• McHenry, W. A., wounded at McDowell.

• McNew, Joseph, killed August 9,
  1862.

• Mitchell, J. D.

• Malone, D.

• Minnick, Ben.

• Minnick, W. S., wounded.

• Milliard, E., wounded May 3, 1863.

• Milliard, S. L., killed McDowell,
  1862.

• McCarty, C. P., discharged.

• Morefield, D.

• McCauley, F. S., wounded May 3,
  1863.

• O'Brien, Martin.

• Osborne, E., wounded Chancellorsville.

• Osborne, W., killed at Spotsylvania
  Courthouse.

• Pemberton, S. H., discharged.

• Preston, W. S., wounded.

• Preston, R. J.

• Preston, J. A., wounded August 9,
  1862, Cedar Run and Amelia
  Courthouse.

• Preston, R. A.

• Potler, A., wounded; died in service.

• Ropp, Wm. H., died since war.

• Ropp, H. P., killed at Winchester,
  1864.

• Reedy, Fred., killed August 9, 1862.

• Roadman, Wm., killed 1864.

• Rigle, J. W., wounded Sharpsburg.

• Shaver, —.

• Scott, A. J.

• Sherman, L. S., wounded May 3,
  1863.

• Stewart, W., wounded; died since
  the war.

• Stewart, B.

• Sullivan, J., died during war.

• Stone, T. P., discharged; died since
  war.

• Stevens, D. C., discharged.

• Smith, James A., died during war.

• Stone, D. T., discharged.

• Talbert, W.

• Thompson, W. M., wounded August
  9, 1862.

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• Thompson, A. F., wounded May 2,
  1863, and second Manassas.

• Trigg, A. B., wounded August 9,
  1862; died since war.

• Trigg, T. K., wounded August 9,
  1862.

• Vance, James, wounded March 23,
  1862; died since war.

• Warren, T. J., wounded.

• [1] White, James L.

• [1] Whicker, Thomas.