Mustered in as a private, Alston was appointed assistant surgeon on Nov. 1, 1961, and was transferred to regimental staff. He died of "fever" in Warren County.<\/p>
Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History, volume V, page 116; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Bailey was killed in action.<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Blanchard was one of 26 alumni who entered the University in 1859 who died in the war. He was killed on Malvern Hill in Henrico County, Va.<\/p> He was among those alumni awarded a Special Confederate Army AB degree in 1911. <\/p> As part of the research for this online companion to the University's Book of Names memorial to Carolina's war dead, Blanchard was determined to be one of 37 alumni who died during the Civil War whose names were omitted from previous memorials.<\/p> Sources: <\/p>","branch":"","rank":"Private","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/1\/2010 15:25","name":"James D. Blanchard "},{"PID":"606325859","lname":"Blount","hometown":"Nashville","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1859","dob":"Unknown Day","dod":"Unknown Day, 1864","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":" Blount previously had been a sergeant in Company H, 12th N.C. Regiment (Roster<\/em>). He was captured at Gettysburg on July 1, 1863, in the Railroad Cut and died in prison at Johnson's Island in 1864 (Roster<\/em>, volume III, page 506).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Bradford entered the University in 1857.<\/p> Bradford is believed to have been killed at the the Battle of Seven Pines (also known as the Battle of Fair Oaks or Fair Oaks Station), which occurred May 31-June 1, 1862, in Henrico County, Va., near Richmond.<\/p> As part of the research for this online companion to the University's Book of Names memorial to Carolina's war dead, Bradford was determined to be one of 37 alumni who died during the Civil War whose names were omitted from previous memorials.<\/p> He also was one of 33 students who entered the University in 1857 who lost their lives in the war.<\/p> Sources: <\/p> As part of Lane’s Brigade, the 37th N.C. was in the left wing of the Confederate attack force assaulting Cemetery Hill during the Pickett-Pettigrew charge. Brown was wounded in the leg, captured and hospitalized in Chambersburg, Pa. His leg was amputated there, and he died on July 24, 1863 (Roster<\/em>, volume IX, pages 469 and 498).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Butts entered the University in 1857. At the 1858 Commencement, he was one of 11 declaimers of the freshman class. At his graduation in 1861, the faculty and trustees agreed to grant diploams to all members of the senior class, although many had joined the Confederate Army and did not take their final exams; 30 of 87 were present for Commencement. Butts graduated near the top of his class, with second distinction honors.<\/p> Butts was killed before the Petersburg, Va., battle in September 1864.<\/p> As part of the research for this online companion to the University's Book of Names memorial to Carolina's war dead, Bass was determined to be one of 37 alumni who died during the Civil War whose names were omitted from previous memorials.<\/p> Sources: <\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> <\/p> <\/p>","branch":"Unknown","rank":"Unknown","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/13\/2009 15:56","name":"Joseph D. Cherry "},{"PID":"612995862","lname":"Cherry","hometown":"Bertie County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1862","dob":"Unknown Day","dod":"May 2, 1863","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":" After the Battle of Fredericksburg, on Dec. 13, 1862, the two armies remained in that area of northern Virginia. The Union Army tried to outflank the Confederate defenses south of the town by sending Gen. Sedgewick’s troops to engage them on April 29, 1863. The main body of Union troops would cross the Rappahannock farther west, where the battle of Chancellorsville would be fought. The 14th N.C. was part of the Confederate forces sent to Hamilton’s Crossing, where “it was placed in position on the right of forces in the Fredericksburg entrenchments. The brigade was subjected to occasional artillery fire, but no general engagement occurred” (Clark). Cherry was wounded there on April 29 and died on May 2, 1863 (Roster<\/em>, volume V, page 396).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> <\/p>","branch":"14th N.C. Infantry Regiment","rank":"Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/13\/2009 15:54","name":"James J. Cherry "},{"PID":"614245863","lname":"Coggin","hometown":"Orange County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1863","dob":"Unknown Day, 1843","dod":"Aug. 21, 1864","degree":"ABSC (1911)","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":" After suffering severe losses at Cold Harbor on June 3, 1864, Gen. U.S. Grant decided to move the Army of the Potomac south of the James River and attack Petersburg. Gen. Robert E. Lee’s Confederate army was still north of the James when the first Union troops began arriving and launched attacks on Petersburg. The 56th N.C. was one of several Confederate regiments that were rushed in to prevent a Union breakthrough. Coggin was wounded in an attack contesting this advance during the moonlit evening of June 17, 1864. The capture of Petersburg by the Union army was avoided by this action. The bulk of Lee’s army arrived the next day. Coggin died in a Richmond hospital on Aug. 21, 1864 (Roster<\/em>, volume VIII, page 626). He was described as “a brave and efficient officer.” (Clark, volume III, page 360)<\/p> Coggin was among those alumni awarded a Special Confederate Army AB degree in 1911. <\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Crumpler was part of J.E.B. Stuart’s cavalry. He died of wounds suffered at Willis’ Church. This action occurred during the battles of the Peninsula Campaign to stop the Union forces under Gen. McClellan from advancing up the James River to Richmond (Roster<\/em>, volume II, page 7).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Daniel Died on or about Feb. 25, 1862, on Zeke Island in the Cape Fear River. His cause of death was not reported (Roster<\/em>, volume VI, page 413, addenda).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Footman also had lived in Kingstree, S.C. He was among those alumni awarded a Special Confederate Army AB degree in 1911. <\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Foster entered the University in 1861.<\/p> He was killed at the Battle of Chancellorsville in Virginia.<\/p> As part of the research for this online companion to the University's Book of Names memorial to Carolina's war dead, Foster was determined to be one of 37 alumni who died during the Civil War whose names were omitted from previous memorials.<\/p> Sources: <\/p> Foxhall had served as sheriff of Edgecombe County before the war. The cause of his death was not reported (Roster<\/em>, volume IX, page 136).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Fuller, a surgeon, died at Smithfield, Va. (Roster<\/em>, volume V, page 321)<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Green died of pneumonia in a Goldsboro hospital (Roster<\/em>, volume XII, page 150).<\/p> He was among those alumni awarded a Special Confederate Army AB degree in 1911. <\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> As part of the research for this online companion to the University's Book of Names memorial to Carolina's war dead, Grigsby was determined to be one of 37 alumni who died during the Civil War whose names were omitted from previous memorials.<\/p> Sources: Harvey was killed near Atlanta in 1865. He was the leader of Harvey’s Scouts.<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Hodges entered the University in 1859.<\/p> He was killed at the Battle of Second Manassas, Va., which was fought Aug. 28-30, 1982.<\/p> He was among those alumni awarded a Special Confederate Army AB degree in 1911.<\/p> As part of the research for this online companion to the University's Book of Names memorial to Carolina's war dead, Hodges was determined to be one of 37 alumni who died during the Civil War whose names were omitted from previous memorials.<\/p> He also was one of 26 students who entered the University in 1859 who lost their lives in the war.<\/p> Sources: Hodges reportedly was killed at Jonesboro, Ga.<\/p> As part of the research for this online companion to the University's Book of Names memorial to Carolina's war dead, Hodges was determined to be one of 37 alumni who died during the Civil War whose names were omitted from previous memorials.<\/p> He also was one of 26 students who entered the University in 1859 who lost their lives in the war.<\/p> Sources: Huske was wounded in the right foot at King’s School House, Va. “His wound was … at first not supposed to be dangerous, but erysipelas [strep] followed of which he died” (Roster<\/em>, volume XI, page 369).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Iredell was killed at Spotsylvania in action around the “Mule Shoe.” He was the previous commandant of Camp Mangum and son of former governor James Iredell (Roster<\/em>, volume XIII, page 64).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Jeffreys was wounded in his left hand near Spotsylvania. He returned to duty prior to Sept. 1, 1864, and was captured at Fisher’s Hill, Va. He was confined at Fort Delaware and exchanged. He was captured again, in a hospital in Petersburg, Va., and died. The cause of his death was not reported (Roster<\/em>, volume XI, page 107).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> <\/p>","branch":"45th N.C. Regiment","rank":"Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/14\/2009 11:34","name":"J. Glenn Jeffreys "},{"PID":"642880840","lname":"Johnson","hometown":"Chowan County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1840","dob":"","dod":"Unknown Day, 1865","degree":"AB","photo":"642880840.jpg","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":" Johnson was captured at Fort Hatteras on Aug. 29, 1861, and later exchanged for Capt. John H. Sprague, 7th Ohio Volunteers.<\/p> Johnson was captured again near Kinston. He reportedly took an oath of allegiance and was released on July 25, 1865 (Roster<\/em>, volume VI, pages 181, 204 and 208). He is listed in Clark as having "died in service."<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> <\/p>","branch":"17th N.C. Regiment","rank":"Major","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/14\/2009 11:36","name":"Lucius Junius Johnson "},{"PID":"643395862","lname":"Jones","hometown":"Matagurda","homestate":"Texas","classyear":"1862","dob":"","dod":"","degree":"AB","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901. John McDonald Kelly, a native of Scotland and brother of Neill R. Kelly (also in the class of 1863), was killed at Fredericksburg, Va. (Roster<\/em>, volume IX , page 358).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Neill Kelly was wounded in the arm and breast at Drury’s Bluff, Va., on May 14, 1864. He died in Richmond (Roster<\/em>, volume IX, page 379). This battle was fought by the Confederates under Gen. P.G.T. Beauregard to prevent a Union force from taking Richmond while Grant and Lee were engaged at Spotsylvania. Neill Kelly was the brother of John M. Kelly, also in the class of 1863.<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Lastrapes reportedly was killed at the First Battle of Manasses on July 21, 1861.<\/p> He was among those alumni awarded a Special Confederate Army AB degree in 1911.<\/p> As part of the research for this online companion to the University's Book of Names memorial to Carolina's war dead, Lastrapes was determined to be one of 37 alumni who died during the Civil War whose names were omitted from previous memorials.<\/p> Sources: Lyon was wounded at Chancellorsville. He later was killed at the Wilderness (Roster<\/em>, volume IX, page 136).<\/p> He was among those alumni awarded a Special Confederate Army AB degree in 1911. <\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Maner died at Wilson of typhoid fever (Roster<\/em>, volume VI, page 277).<\/p> He was among those alumni awarded a Special Confederate Army AB degree in 1911. <\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> John Weldon Mayfield died of disease at his home in Warren County (Roster<\/em>, volume V, page 147).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> <\/p>","branch":"12th N.C. Regiment","rank":"Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/14\/2009 11:49","name":"John W. Mayfield "},{"PID":"652205853","lname":"McClenahan","hometown":"Pittsboro","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1853","dob":"","dod":"Probably July 2, 1862","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":" McClenahan was wounded at Malvern Hill, probably on July 1, 1862. He died the next day.<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> McCormick was killed in action at Fort Fisher (Roster<\/em>, volume III, pages 22, 30 and 31).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> <\/p>","branch":"Company D, 1st Battalion N.C. Heavy Artillery","rank":"Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/14\/2009 11:50","name":"James L. McCormick "},{"PID":"654265844","lname":"McNeill","hometown":"Fayetteville","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1844","dob":"","dod":"March 31, 1865","degree":"","photo":"654265844.jpg","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":" McNeill was a minister with the regiment. He was wounded at Middleburg, Va., on June 17, 1863, and was killed at Chamberlain Run, Va. (Roster<\/em>, volume II, page 372).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> <\/p>","branch":"5th Regiment N.C. Cavalry","rank":"Colonel","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/14\/2009 11:53","name":"James H. McNeill "},{"PID":"655315855","lname":"Mickle","hometown":"Haynesville","homestate":"Ala.","classyear":"1855","dob":"","dod":"","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.","branch":"Possibly 18th Alabama","rank":"Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"8\/4\/2008 12:33","name":"John M. Mickle "},{"PID":"655445865","lname":"Miller","hometown":"Pendleton District","homestate":"S.C.","classyear":"1865","dob":"","dod":"Unknown Day, 1864","degree":"ABSC (1911)","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":" Miller was killed at Cedar Creek, Va.<\/p> He was among those alumni awarded a Special Confederate Army AB degree in 1911. <\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Moore was killed at Munsfordsville, Ky. This battle was fought during the Confederate offensive into Kentucky in September 1862, and Munsfordsville was an important transportation hub that fell to the Rebels on Sept. 17, 1862. Moore’s death probably occurred on or near that date.<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Murphy was killed at Jacks Shop (Rochelle), Va. (Roster<\/em>, volume III, page 341, and volume II, page 380).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Owens died in a hospital in Richmond, Va., of “Febris Typhoides” (typhoid fever) (Roster<\/em>, volume V, page 202).<\/p> He was among those alumni awarded a Special Confederate Army AB degree in 1911. <\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Pearce entered the University in 1857. He reportedly was killed in battle at Mumfordsville, Ky.<\/p> As part of the research for this online companion to the University's Book of Names memorial to Carolina's war dead, Pearce was determined to be one of 37 alumni who died during the Civil War whose names were omitted from previous memorials.<\/p> He also was one of 33 students who entered the University in 1857 who lost their lives in the war.<\/p> Sources: A graduate of Wake Forest college, Ray studied medicine at UNC and Cornell. He was winning distinction as a surgeon when his career was interrupted by military service.<\/p> Ray had been in continuous service June 1916; he had been with a N.C. regiment that was never mustered out and became the 119th Infantry. With it, he went to France in May 1918.<\/p> He was wounded in action in France and taken to a base hospital, where he died on Oct. 6.<\/p> Sources: Rhodes was among those alumni awarded a Special Confederate Army AB degree in 1911.<\/p> As part of the research for this online companion to the University's Book of Names memorial to Carolina's war dead, Rhodes was determined to be one of 37 alumni who died during the Civil War whose names were omitted from previous memorials.<\/p> Sources: <\/p> Edward Livingston Richardson previously served in Company I, 41st Regiment N.C. troops, 3rd Regiment, N.C. Cavalry. He died in Danville, Va., of “Rubelola” (measles) (Roster<\/em>, volume XIII, page 97).<\/p> He was among those alumni awarded a Special Confederate Army AB degree in 1911. <\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Riddick was killed at Spotsylvania (Roster<\/em>, volume IV, pages 153 and 197).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> After becoming sick during his tenure of duty, Scott received a military furlough to go home and get well on June 11, 1863. He died later that year while still at home in the N.C. town then spelled as "Hillsboro" and later changed to "Hillsborough" (Roster<\/em>, volume VII, page 57).<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Snead was killed at Sharpsburg, Md. (Roster<\/em>, volume VI, page 509, addenda).<\/p> He was among those alumni awarded a Special Confederate Army AB degree in 1911. <\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> As part of the research for this online companion to the University's Book of Names memorial to Carolina's war dead, Tomlinson was determined to be one of 37 alumni who died during the Civil War whose names were omitted from previous memorials.<\/p> He also was one of 33 students who entered the University in 1857 who lost their lives in the war.<\/p> Sources: Whitfield was killed at Seven Pines.<\/p> Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.<\/p> Brooks entered the University as Christopher Brooks Jonas. After changing his name in November 1964, he entered the military.<\/p> The General Alumni Association learned from his family in July 1985 that he had died in the war.<\/p> He is buried in Arlington National Cemetery<\/a>.<\/p> Source: Coleman, a Navy pilot instructor, was killed when his plane crashed near Milton, Fla. He had just returned from a three-year tour of service in Hawaii and had been reassigned to Whiting Field, where he died from injuries received in the crash.<\/p> Source: Johnston -- known as “Jules” -- grew up in Yanceyville and graduated from Bartlett Yancey High School. At UNC, he majored in political science and was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity.<\/p>\n Johnston entered the Navy in October 1965 and volunteered for submarine duty after graduation from boot camp. He was a member of the crew of the ill-fated U.S. submarine Scorpion<\/i>, which was officially declared lost at sea on June 5, 1968. <\/p>\n The Scorpion<\/i> was a Skipjack-class nuclear submarine of the Navy and the sixth ship of the Navy to carry that name. Scorpion<\/i> was declared lost on June 5, 1968, one of only two nuclear submarines the Navy has ever lost, the other being Thresher<\/i>, which sank on April 10, 1963, off the coast of New England.<\/p>\n Sources: Bouton entered the University in September 1962 from Greenville (S.C.) High School and was enrolled until 1966. He joined the U.S. Army in October 1966 and completed Officer Candidate School at Fort Benning, Ga., in October 1967.<\/p> Lieutenant Bouton went to Vietnam as an infantry officer in October 1968. He was killed by hostile small arms fire in Gia Dinh, South Vietnam on Jan. 8, 1969.<\/p> Sources: Davies entered Carolina from Alexandria Va., and was a member of the UNC football team and participated in Air Force ROTC. He majored in industrial relations.<\/p> Davies was promoted to captain in January 1967. Later that year, he was training on the F105 when he was transferred to the F-4C jet bomber. A letter from his wife to the GAA in June 1967 indicated he expected to go overseas in September.<\/p> On May 18, 1968, he was flying an F-4 aircraft over Communist Laos and was shot down. He was known to have left his aircraft. The government declared him dead in October 1973. A letter from his wife to the GAA in 1984 addressed concerns that he might have been among POWs held in Southeast Asia.<\/p> Sources: Elkins was valedictorian of his high school class and was co-captain of the football team. At UNC, he earned his bachelor's degree in English and was a member of Phi Eta Sigma honor society.<\/p> He qualified as a naval aviation officer candidate at the Naval Air Station in Norfolk, Va., then took pre-flight and basic flight training in Pensacola, Fla.<\/p> Elkins had been fascinated with flying from the time he was a child. "That was his dream," his mother once told an interviewer. When he was stationed in Florida, he would fly over Bladenboro whenever he could. "He would dip his wings, roll, spin and dive. I would look up and smile and say, 'There's Frank!' " his mother told the Southeastern Times in Clarkton in 1991. "It was against regulations, but when he was over Bladenboro, he would do it anyway. He did love it so."<\/p> It was while he was in Florida that Elkins met and married Marilyn Robertson, who received her doctorate from UNC in 1991. Four months after their wedding in January 1966, Elkins was assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Oriskany<\/em> and he went to Vietnam as an A-4 fighter pilot.<\/p> On the second day of his cruise, he began a diary of his wartime experiences. His wife said he intended to write a novel when he returned from the war.<\/p> The couple spent time together in September 1966 in the Philippines and Hong Kong.<\/p> Elkins' plane was shot down weeks later, on Oct. 13, 1966; he was declared missing in action. Elkins reportedly had been maneuvering his aircraft to avoid hostile fire when radio contact with his plane was lost. An explosion was observed, but it was not clear whether this was hostile fire exploding or Elkins' aircraft. No parachute or visual signals were observed, and no emergency radio signals were received. The area in which Elkins became missing also was one where officials believed he might be held by hostile forces.<\/p> The diary that Elkins created in Vietnam was sent to his wife shortly after his plane was shot down. "It wasn't supposed to be sent to me," she told the Chapel Hill Newspaper in 1991, explaining that a military censor was supposed to expunge any classified or embarrassing information from personal effects of missing servicemen. She kept the diary believing Elkins would return safely and complete his book. For years, she held hope he was alive, moving to Paris to teach English and living near the Vietnamese Embassy, thinking it would be a logical place to get information about her husband.<\/p> She published the diary, titled The Heart of a Man,<\/em> in 1973. She chose the title from a line in a Robert Frost poem that she and her husband both liked. They both loved English and had talked about becoming college professors one day.<\/p> Elkins was declared dead on Oct. 31, 1977. Then, in December 1989, Marilyn Elkins was contacted by the Navy's POW\/MIA Affairs division; they wanted to know if she had a copy of her husband's dental X-rays. In January 1990, she was informed that members of a government repatriation team had identified Elkins' remains. The remains were returned to her, and she arranged for a private interment in the National Cemetery in Wilmington.<\/p> The Heart of a Man<\/em> was republished in 1991, with a foreword by Vice Admiral William P. Lawrence.<\/p> Sources: Fitzgerald majored in education at Carolina and was a member of the Naval ROTC. He taught high school English from October 1965 until he went on active duty with the Marine Corps in January 1966.<\/p> He was killed in action in Vietnam nine months later.<\/p> Sources: Havnaer attended East Mecklenburg High School and then Gardner-Webb College before attending UNC. <\/p> He enlisted in the Army in 1967 and was killed in Saigon. <\/p> Sources: Boyanowski graduated in 1957 from Penn State with a bachelor's degree in business. After earning his MBA from Carolina, he entered the Army.<\/p> He was one of six military personnel on board a U21A aircraft (tail #18041), call sign Long Trip 041, that was lost in December 1971 while flying an administrative mission from Phu Bai to Da Nang, South Vietnam.<\/p> During the flight, about 15 miles northeast of Da Nang, the pilot reported that he had lost his No. 2 engine and had a fire. Within minutes, radio and radar contact was lost. The aircraft was never seen or heard from again.<\/p> Search aircraft proceeded to the last known location, but inclement weather and poor visibility curtailed the search. Extensive searches were conducted for the next three days, but no trace of the aircraft or personnel was ever found. The personnel aboard the aircraft were declared dead, their bodies not recoverable.<\/p> Sixty days of case study was conducted before declaring these men dead. Early in the war, pilots and crew members had been declared dead because circumstances seemed to dictate that was the case. Later, some of these individuals turned up in POW camps in North Vietnam, causing a serious effort to commence not to declare a man dead if there was a reasonable chance (with or without evidence) that he survived.<\/p> Sources: Green majored in political science at UNC and played tight end on the varsity football team. His twin brother, Duff, also was a member of the team. Greene also was a member of Air Force ROTC and Kappa Sigma fraternity.<\/p> He was killed in Vietnam when the plane he piloted was shot down while returning from a search-and-destroy mission near the Cambodian border.<\/p> Sources: Howard had been employed by the Burroughs Corp. in Winston-Salem until entering the Army in early 1967.<\/p> He had been taking helicopter pilot training at Fort Wolters, Texas, and had been flying solo for about three weeks when he was killed in a helicopter collision near Mineral Wells, Texas.<\/p> Source: Jensen was a Morehead Scholar at UNC, which he attended from 1962 to 1964. He was a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity.<\/p> He joined the Marine Corps in 1965 and trained at Parris Island, S.C., before entering flight school at Pensacola, Fla., where he received his commission on Feb. 28, 1967.<\/p> Jensen was killed in action in Quang Tri, South Vietnam. He was awarded the National Defense Medal, the U.S. Service Medal and the Purple Heart posthumously.<\/p> Sources: Lemmond attend UNC from 1961 to 1962 and went on to graduate from Campbell College in 1966.<\/p> He was a jet pilot in Vietnam, where he was killed.<\/p> Sources: Moore entered the University from Erwin High School in 1960. After graduation, he was enrolled in UNC's law school in 1964 and '65.<\/p> He had completed one tour in Vietnam when he was killed in a plane crash in Alabama during a training flight. He had recently returned from a tour of duty as a helicopter pilot in Vietnam.<\/p> Source: <\/p>","branch":"Marine Corps","rank":"Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"5\/26\/2010 13:39","name":"Earl Raefiel Moore Jr."},{"PID":"701747783","lname":"McWilliams","hometown":"Norfolk","homestate":"Va.","classyear":"1964","dob":"July 22, 1942","dod":"Oct. 26, 1966","degree":"AB","photo":"701747783.jpg","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":" McWilliams entered the University in 1960 from Norfolk Academy. He majored in political science and was a member of Sigma Nu fraternity and Naval ROTC.<\/p> McWilliams was a member of Navy Fighter Squadron 111 (VF-111) aboard the USS Oriskany<\/em>. He died, along with 43 of his shipmates, in a fire that swept through the ship on Oct. 26, 1966.<\/p> McWilliams received the Air Medal with gold stars posthumously.<\/p> Sources: Pratt was killed in action in Vietnam.<\/p> Sources: Pennington majored in chemistry at UNC, earning his degree in June 1966.<\/p> He was injured Sept. 19, 1969, in Vietnam's Quang Nam province while piloting a Huey Cobra gunship in support of a combat mission. He died aboard the hospital ship USS Sanctuary<\/em> off Vietnam.<\/p> Sources:
","branch":"12th North Carolina Regiment","rank":"","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/5\/2009 12:00","name":"Solomon Williams Alston "},{"PID":"603035855","lname":"Bailey","hometown":"Monticello","homestate":"Fla.","classyear":"1855","dob":"","dod":"","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"","rank":"","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/5\/2009 14:19","name":"William Bailey "},{"PID":"604575855","lname":"Baxter","hometown":"Richmond","homestate":"Va.","classyear":"1854","dob":"","dod":"","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.
","branch":"Possibly Company K, 6th Virginia Cavalry","rank":"Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/5\/2009 14:26","name":"George A. Baxter "},{"PID":"606190863","lname":"Blanchard","hometown":"","homestate":"Mississippi","classyear":"1863","dob":"Unknown day","dod":"Unknown day, 1862","degree":"ABSC (1911)","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
GAA Records;
Kemp Plummer Battle's History of the University of North Carolina<\/em>, volume 1.<\/p>
","branch":"55th N.C. Infantry, Archer's Brigade, Heth\u0092s Division","rank":"Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/5\/2009 14:34","name":"Benjamin J. Blount "},{"PID":"607455861","lname":"Bradford","hometown":"","homestate":"","classyear":"1861","dob":"Unknown","dod":"Unknown day, 1862","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
GAA Records;
Kemp Plummer Battle's History of the University of North Carolina<\/em>, volume 1, page 677.<\/p>
","branch":"","rank":"Private","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/1\/2010 15:27","name":"John H. Bradford "},{"PID":"609020856","lname":"Brown","hometown":"Fayetteville","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1856","dob":"Unknown Day","dod":"July 24, 1863","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"37th N.C. Infantry","rank":"Major","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/5\/2009 15:17","name":"Owen N. Brown "},{"PID":"610625861","lname":"Butts","hometown":"Columbus","homestate":"Ga.","classyear":"1861","dob":"Unknown day","dod":"Sept. 9, 1864","degree":"AB","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
GAA Records;
Kemp Plummer Battle's History of the University of North Carolina<\/em>, volume 1.<\/p>
","branch":"","rank":"Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/1\/2010 15:17","name":"James Eldridge Butts "},{"PID":"612665851","lname":"Chalmers","hometown":"","homestate":"Virginia","classyear":"1851","dob":"Unknown Day","dod":"Unknown Day","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Possibly 2nd Virginia Cavalry","rank":"Private","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/5\/2009 16:25","name":"James Chalmers "},{"PID":"612985862","lname":"Cherry","hometown":"Unknown","homestate":"Unknown","classyear":"1862","dob":"Unknown","dod":"Unknown","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Company D, 56th N.C. Infantry Regiment","rank":"Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/1\/2008 15:51","name":"Joseph B. Coggin "},{"PID":"621990854","lname":"Crumpler","hometown":"Ashe County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1854","dob":"","dod":"June 29, 1862","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"1st Cavalry (9th State Troops), Company A","rank":"Major","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"9\/29\/2008 14:11","name":"Thomas Newton Crumpler "},{"PID":"622600859","lname":"Daniel","hometown":"Bladen County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1859","dob":"","dod":"About Feb. 25, 1862","degree":"AB","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Company K, 18th N.C. Regiment","rank":"First Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"9\/29\/2008 14:11","name":"Henry Rives Daniel "},{"PID":"628580864","lname":"Footman","hometown":"Kingstree","homestate":"S.C.","classyear":"1864","dob":"","dod":"","degree":"ABSC (1911)","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Possibly 6th or 9th S.C. Cavalry","rank":"","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"9\/17\/2008 16:23","name":"Richard M. Footman "},{"PID":"628860862","lname":"Foster","hometown":"","homestate":"","classyear":"1861","dob":"Unknown","dod":"May 2, 1863","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
GAA Records;
Kemp Plummer Battle's History of the University of North Carolina<\/em>, volume 1, page 815.<\/p>
","branch":"","rank":"","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/1\/2010 15:29","name":"Jacob Flavel Foster "},{"PID":"629120855","lname":"Foxhall","hometown":"Edgecombe County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1856","dob":"","dod":"June 26, 1862","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Company B, 33rd N.C. Regiment","rank":"Second Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"9\/29\/2008 14:16","name":"Francis D. Foxhall "},{"PID":"629545858","lname":"Fuller","hometown":"Leasburg","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1858","dob":"","dod":"May 10, 1862","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Possibly 13th N.C. Regiment","rank":"","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"9\/29\/2008 14:16","name":"John L. Fuller "},{"PID":"632665864","lname":"Green","hometown":"Goldsboro","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1864","dob":"","dod":"","degree":"ABSC (1911)","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"50th N.C. Regiment","rank":"Sergeant Major","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"9\/17\/2008 16:28","name":"John A. Green "},{"PID":"633270859","lname":"Grigsby","hometown":"","homestate":"","classyear":"1859","dob":"","dod":"Unknown day, 1862","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"Grigsby is believed to have died in battle in Virginia.
GAA Records;
Kemp Plummer Battle's History of the University of North Carolina<\/em>, volume 1, page 812.<\/p>
","branch":"","rank":"","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/1\/2010 15:31","name":"Rhydon Grigsby "},{"PID":"636065858","lname":"Harvey","hometown":"Canton","homestate":"Miss.","classyear":"1858","dob":"","dod":"Unknown Day, 1865","degree":"AB","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Probably 1st Mississippi Cavalry, Company M","rank":"Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"9\/29\/2008 14:21","name":"Addison Harvey "},{"PID":"638920863","lname":"Hodges","hometown":"","homestate":"","classyear":"1863","dob":"","dod":"Unknown day, 1862","degree":"ABSC (1911)","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
GAA Records;
Kemp Plummer Battle's History of the University of North Carolina<\/em>, volume 1, pages 706 and 817.<\/p>
","branch":"","rank":"Private","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/1\/2010 15:35","name":"Joseph J. Durham Hodges "},{"PID":"638945863","lname":"Hodges","hometown":"","homestate":"","classyear":"1863","dob":"","dod":"July 28, 1864","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
GAA Records;
Kemp Plummer Battle's History of the University of North Carolina<\/em>, volume 1, page 706.<\/p>
","branch":"","rank":"Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/1\/2010 15:35","name":"Thomas P. Hodges "},{"PID":"641435850","lname":"Huske","hometown":"Fayetteville","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1850","dob":"","dod":"July 15, 1862","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"48th N.C. Regiment","rank":"Major","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/1\/2008 16:06","name":"Benjamin Robinson Huske "},{"PID":"641775848","lname":"Iredell","hometown":"Raleigh","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1848","dob":"","dod":"May 10, 1864","degree":"AB","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"53rd N.C. Regiment","rank":"Major","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/1\/2008 16:06","name":"James Johnstone Iredell "},{"PID":"642280854","lname":"Jeffreys","hometown":"Caswell County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1854","dob":"","dod":"April 7, 1865","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Possibly Baird's Regiment, Texas Cavalry","rank":"Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"8\/3\/2008 15:14","name":"Aurelius C. Jones "},{"PID":"644825863","lname":"Kelly","hometown":"Moore County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1863","dob":"","dod":"Dec. 13, 1862","degree":"AB","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"35th N.C. Regiment","rank":"Major","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"5\/21\/2013 16:04","name":"John McDonald Kelly "},{"PID":"644855863","lname":"Kelly","hometown":"Moore County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1863","dob":"","dod":"June 2, 1864","degree":"AB","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"35th N.C. Regiment","rank":"Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/1\/2008 16:10","name":"Neill R. Kelly "},{"PID":"646580842","lname":"Lane","hometown":"Wilmington","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1842","dob":"","dod":"Unknown Day, 1864","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.
","branch":"","rank":"Sergeant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"9\/29\/2008 14:36","name":"Thomas Hill Lane "},{"PID":"646835862","lname":"Lastrapes","hometown":"","homestate":"","classyear":"1862","dob":"","dod":"Unknown day, July 1861","degree":"ABSC (1911)","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
GAA Records;
Kemp Plummer Battle's History of the University of North Carolina<\/em>, volume 1, page 712.<\/p>
","branch":"","rank":"Private","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/1\/2010 15:42","name":"Adolphe Lastrapes "},{"PID":"649870862","lname":"Lyon","hometown":"Edgecombe County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1862","dob":"","dod":"May 6, 1864","degree":"ABSC (1911)","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"33rd N.C. Regiment","rank":"Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/1\/2008 16:24","name":"Harrison Pittman Lyon "},{"PID":"650440864","lname":"Maner","hometown":"Edgecombe County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1864","dob":"","dod":"Sept. 5, 1862","degree":"ABSC (1911)","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Company I, 17th N.C. Regiment","rank":"Private","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/1\/2008 16:26","name":"Neverson C. Maner "},{"PID":"651670857","lname":"Mayfield","hometown":"Warren County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1857","dob":"","dod":"About June 15, 1862","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Company M, 15th N.C. Regiment","rank":"First Sergeant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"9\/29\/2008 14:56","name":"James T. McClenahan "},{"PID":"652300859","lname":"McCormick","hometown":"Robeson County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1859","dob":"","dod":"Unknown Day, 1864","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Possibly 8th S.C.","rank":"","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"9\/29\/2008 15:25","name":"Henry C. Miller "},{"PID":"655665862","lname":"Mills","hometown":"Nashville","homestate":"Tenn.","classyear":"1862","dob":"","dod":"","degree":"ABSC (1911)","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"Mills was among those alumni awarded a Special Confederate Army AB degree in 1911.
Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.
","branch":"","rank":"","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"2\/14\/2011 14:49","name":"William H.H. Mills "},{"PID":"656410854","lname":"Moore","hometown":"Jackson","homestate":"Miss.","classyear":"1854","dob":"","dod":"Unknown Day, 1862","degree":"AB","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"44th Mississippi","rank":"Lieutenant Colonel","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"9\/29\/2008 15:25","name":"James Cameron Moore "},{"PID":"656855856","lname":"Morgan","hometown":"Gates County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1856","dob":"","dod":"","degree":"AB","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.
","branch":"","rank":"","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"8\/4\/2008 13:07","name":"George Thomas Morgan "},{"PID":"657595860","lname":"Murphy","hometown":"Cumberland County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1859","dob":"","dod":"Sept. 22, 1863","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"1st N.C. Cavalry","rank":"Private, possibly Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/1\/2008 16:34","name":"Charles B. Murphy "},{"PID":"659360863","lname":"Ogilby","hometown":"Madison","homestate":"Ga.","classyear":"1863","dob":"","dod":"","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.
","branch":"","rank":"","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"8\/4\/2008 16:30","name":"Nathaniel A. Ogilby "},{"PID":"659860865","lname":"Owens","hometown":"Halifax County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1865","dob":"","dod":"Dec. 19, 1862","degree":"ABSC (1911)","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Possibly Company G, 12th N.C. Regiment","rank":"","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/1\/2008 16:36","name":"Napoleon B. Owens "},{"PID":"661275861","lname":"Pearce","hometown":"","homestate":"","classyear":"1861","dob":"Unknown day","dod":"Unknown day","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
GAA Records;
Kemp Plummer Battle's History of the University of North Carolina<\/em>, volume 1, page 677.<\/p>
","branch":"","rank":"Private","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/1\/2010 15:47","name":"Lucius R.A. Pearce "},{"PID":"662110854","lname":"Perry","hometown":"Harrison","homestate":"Texas","classyear":"1854","dob":"","dod":"","degree":"AB","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.
","branch":"28th Texas Cavalry, Randal's 1st Texas Lancers","rank":"Major","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"8\/4\/2008 16:50","name":"Theophilus Perry "},{"PID":"664330859","lname":"Purcell","hometown":"Robeson County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1859","dob":"","dod":"","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.
","branch":"","rank":"Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"8\/5\/2008 8:07","name":"John G. Purcell "},{"PID":"665115910","lname":"Ray","hometown":"Raleigh","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1910","dob":"Unknown","dod":"Oct. 6, 1918","degree":"CMED","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"World War I","comments":"
GAA Alumni Records","branch":"Army","rank":"Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"7\/18\/2010 14:56","name":"John Edwin Ray Jr."},{"PID":"665850862","lname":"Rhodes","hometown":"","homestate":"","classyear":"1862","dob":"Unknown day","dod":"Unknown day, 1864","degree":"ABSC (1911)","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
GAA Records;
Kemp Plummer Battle's History of the University of North Carolina<\/em>, volume 1, page 712.<\/p>
","branch":"","rank":"Private","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/1\/2010 15:48","name":"William James Rhodes "},{"PID":"665995865","lname":"Richardson","hometown":"Johnston County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1865","dob":"","dod":"Feb. 4, 1864","degree":"ABSC (1911)","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"53rd N.C. Regiment","rank":"Private","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/1\/2008 16:38","name":"Edward L. Richardson "},{"PID":"666190862","lname":"Riddick","hometown":"Gates County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1862","dob":"","dod":"May 12, 1864","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Company B, 5th N.C. Regiment","rank":"Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/1\/2008 16:39","name":"Charles E.C. Riddick "},{"PID":"666200859","lname":"Riddick","hometown":"Gates County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1859","dob":"","dod":"","degree":"AB","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.
","branch":"","rank":"Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"8\/5\/2008 8:41","name":"Edward Livingston Riddick "},{"PID":"669345848","lname":"Scott","hometown":"Caswell County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1848","dob":"","dod":"Unknown Day, 1863","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Company G, 22nd N.C. Regiment","rank":"Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/1\/2008 16:41","name":"Edward M. Scott "},{"PID":"669945847","lname":"Sharp","hometown":"Columbus","homestate":"Miss.","classyear":"1847","dob":"Unknown Day, 1838","dod":"","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.
","branch":"","rank":"Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/1\/2008 13:20","name":"Thomas I. Sharp "},{"PID":"672815865","lname":"Snead","hometown":"Johnston County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1865","dob":"","dod":"Sept. 17, 1862","degree":"ABSC (1911)","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Company H, 20th N.C. Regiment","rank":"","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/1\/2008 16:44","name":"Nathan I. Snead "},{"PID":"673855862","lname":"Stancill","hometown":"Carrolton","homestate":"Miss.","classyear":"1862","dob":"","dod":"","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.
","branch":"","rank":"","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"8\/5\/2008 16:48","name":"Reuel Anderson Stancill "},{"PID":"674805847","lname":"Stone","hometown":"Dayton","homestate":"Ala.","classyear":"1846","dob":"","dod":"","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.
","branch":"Possibly 25th Alabama","rank":"Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"8\/6\/2008 8:43","name":"John H. Stone "},{"PID":"678070861","lname":"Tomlinson","hometown":"","homestate":"","classyear":"1857","dob":"Unknown day","dod":"Unknown day, May 1862","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
GAA Records;
Kemp Plummer Battle's History of the University of North Carolina<\/em>, volume 1, page 688.<\/p>
","branch":"","rank":"Sergeant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"6\/1\/2010 15:49","name":"James Milton Tomlinson "},{"PID":"682955849","lname":"Whitfield","hometown":"Lowndes County","homestate":"Miss.","classyear":"1849","dob":"","dod":"About May 31, 1862","degree":"AB","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"
","branch":"Possibly 2nd Battalion Mississippi Infantry","rank":"Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/1\/2008 15:17","name":"John Alexander Whitfield "},{"PID":"684945861","lname":"Wilson","hometown":"Guilford County","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1861","dob":"","dod":"Unknown Day, 1862","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"U.S. Civil War","comments":"Sources: GAA Alumni Records; North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster<\/em>, N.C. Office of Archives and History; and Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War<\/em>, edited by Walter Clark, 1901.
","branch":"","rank":"Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"10\/1\/2008 15:20","name":"John W. Wilson "},{"PID":"700261176","lname":"Brooks","hometown":"Villanova","homestate":"Pa.","classyear":"1966","dob":"July 29, 1943","dod":"Aug. 9, 1967","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"
GAA Alumni Records<\/","branch":"Marine Corps","rank":"","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"5\/26\/2010 13:16","name":"Christopher Babcock Brooks "},{"PID":"700291670","lname":"Coleman","hometown":"Wilmington","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1958","dob":"July 2, 1936","dod":"Sept. 17, 1965","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"
GAA Alumni Records<\/","branch":"Navy","rank":"Lieutenant Junior Grade","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"5\/26\/2010 13:17","name":"Bobby Elliott Coleman "},{"PID":"700441651","lname":"Johnston","hometown":"Yanceyville","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1965","dob":"June 14, 1943","dod":"June 5, 1968","degree":"AB","photo":"700441651.jpg","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"
\n GAA Alumni Records;
\n http:\/\/www.nationalgeographic.com\/k19\/disasters_detail1.html<\/a>
\n http:\/\/ncccha.blogspot.com\/2011\/03\/julius-jules-johnston-iii-1943-1968.html<\/a>
\n http:\/\/www.militaryfactory.com\/ships\/detail-page-2.asp?ship_id=USS-Scorpion-SSN589<\/a>
\n http:\/\/www.historynet.com\/the-uss-scorpion-buried-at-sea.htm<\/a>
\n http:\/\/www.oneternalpatrol.com\/uss-scorpion-589.htm<\/a>
\n http:\/\/www.bluebird-electric.net\/submarines\/USS_Scorpion_Skipjack_Class_Submarine_Sinkings.htm<\/a>
\n https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/SUBLANT\/photos\/?tab=album&album_id=1122658851084568<\/a><\/p>","branch":"Navy","rank":"Quartermaster, Second Class","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"5\/26\/2010 13:30","name":"Julius Johnston III"},{"PID":"700442023","lname":"Bouton","hometown":"Greenville","homestate":"S.C.","classyear":"1966","dob":"May 15, 1944","dod":"Jan. 8, 1969","degree":"","photo":"700442023.jpg","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"
GAA Alumni Records;
thewall-usa.com<\/a> and thewall-usa.com\/info.asp?recid=4929<\/a>","branch":"Army","rank":"First Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"5\/26\/2010 13:15","name":"William Innes Bouton Jr."},{"PID":"700601358","lname":"Davies","hometown":"Alexandria","homestate":"Va.","classyear":"1962","dob":"April 8, 1940","dod":"Declared dead in October 1973","degree":"BS","photo":"700601358.jpg","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"
GAA Alumni Records;
thewall-usa.com<\/a> and thewall-usa.com\/info.asp?recid=12072<\/a>","branch":"Air Force","rank":"Major","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"1\/2\/2013 9:46","name":"Joseph Edwin Davies "},{"PID":"700662337","lname":"Elkins","hometown":"Bladenboro","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1963","dob":"May 25, 1939","dod":"Oct. 13, 1966","degree":"AB","photo":"700662337.jpg","caption":"Frank Elkins '63 and wife Marilyn '91 (PhD) in Sept. 1966","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"
GAA Alumni Records;
thewall-usa.com<\/a> and thewall-usa.com\/info.asp?recid=14840<\/a>;
"Pilot's diary tells of horrors of war," Chapel Hill Newspaper<\/em>, July 3, 1991;
"The Heart of a Man" Provides Timely Insight into Bladenboro Officer's Feelings About War," Southeastern Times<\/em> (Clarkton, N.C.), July 18, 1991.<\/p>","branch":"Navy","rank":"Lieutenant","recordCreated":"10\/27\/2010 11:20","recordUpdated":"10\/28\/2010 10:48","name":"Frank Callihan Elkins "},{"PID":"700745131","lname":"Fitzgerald","hometown":"Bridgeport","homestate":"Conn.","classyear":"1965","dob":"Feb. 9, 1944","dod":"Sept. 17, 1966","degree":"AB","photo":"700745131.jpg","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"
GAA Alumni Records;
thewall-usa.com<\/a> and thewall-usa.com\/info.asp?recid=16298<\/a>","branch":"Marine Corps","rank":"Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"5\/26\/2010 13:18","name":"George Richard Fitzgerald "},{"PID":"700886362","lname":"Havnaer","hometown":"Charlotte","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1966","dob":"June 15, 1944","dod":"June 25, 1968","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"
GAA Alumni Records;
thewall-usa.com<\/a> and thewall-usa.com\/info.asp?recid=22006<\/a>","branch":"Army","rank":"Warrant Officer","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"5\/26\/2010 13:19","name":"Ralph Milton Havnaer "},{"PID":"700934377","lname":"Boyanowski","hometown":"Harrisburg","homestate":"Pa.","classyear":"1964","dob":"Nov. 21, 1935","dod":"Dec. 14, 1971","degree":"MBA","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"
GAA Alumni Records;
thewall-usa.com<\/a> and thewall-usa.com\/info.asp?recid=5075<\/a>;
;
www.pownetwork.org\/bios\/b\/b414.htm<\/a>","branch":"Army","rank":"Lieutenant Colonel","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"5\/26\/2010 13:15","name":"John Gordon Boyanowski "},{"PID":"700962457","lname":"Greene","hometown":"Wynnewood","homestate":"Pa.","classyear":"1963","dob":"March 26, 1940","dod":"Dec. 13, 1968","degree":"AB","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"
GAA Alumni Records;
thewall-usa.com<\/a> and thewall-usa.com\/info.asp?recid=19860<\/a>;
The Philadelphia Inquirer<\/em>, Dec. 19, 1968<\/p>","branch":"Air Force, 25th Infantry Division","rank":"Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"5\/26\/2010 13:18","name":"Bruce Briant Greene "},{"PID":"701050386","lname":"Howard","hometown":"Pink Hill","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1966","dob":"Dec. 9, 1943","dod":"March 5, 1968","degree":"BSBA","photo":"701050386.jpg","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"
GAA Alumni Records<\/p>","branch":"Army","rank":"Second Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"5\/26\/2010 13:21","name":"Douglas Harold Howard "},{"PID":"701241278","lname":"Jensen","hometown":"Asheville","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1966","dob":"March 27, 1944","dod":"Feb. 16, 1968","degree":"","photo":"701241278.jpg","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"
GAA Alumni Records;
thewall-usa.com<\/a> and thewall-usa.com\/info.asp?recid=25853<\/a>","branch":"Marine Corps","rank":"First Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"5\/26\/2010 13:28","name":"Paul Andrew Jensen "},{"PID":"701373793","lname":"Lemmond","hometown":"Lumberton","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1965","dob":"Oct. 22, 1943","dod":"Sept. 20, 1969","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"
GAA Alumni Records;
thewall-usa.com<\/a> and thewall-usa.com\/info.asp?recid=30277<\/a>","branch":"Marine Corps","rank":"Captain","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"5\/26\/2010 14:04","name":"Walter Vann Lemmond III"},{"PID":"701574024","lname":"Moore","hometown":"Erwin","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1964","dob":"Sept. 8, 1942","dod":"June 11, 1969","degree":"AB","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"
GAA Alumni Records<\/p>
GAA Alumni Records;
thewall-usa.com<\/a> and thewall-usa.com\/info.asp?recid=34524<\/a>;
www.virtualwall.org\/units\/oriskany.htm<\/a>","branch":"Navy","rank":"Lieutenant","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"5\/26\/2010 13:38","name":"William Gowan McWilliams III"},{"PID":"701814032","lname":"Pratt","hometown":"Raeford","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1970","dob":"April 1, 1948","dod":"May 6, 1969","degree":"","photo":"","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"
GAA Alumni Records;
thewall-usa.com<\/a><\/u> and thewall-usa.com\/info.asp?recid=41540<\/a>","branch":"Army","rank":"Specialist Fourth Class","recordCreated":"","recordUpdated":"5\/26\/2010 13:45","name":"John Monroe Pratt "},{"PID":"701862509","lname":"Pennington","hometown":"Durham","homestate":"N.C.","classyear":"1965","dob":"Sept. 23, 1943","dod":"Sept. 24, 1969","degree":"AB","photo":"701862509.jpg","caption":"","conflict":"Vietnam","comments":"