Company A, 33rd Va. Inf. - Stonewall Brigade
This list is taken from the papers of the Ex-Confederate Soldiers of Hampshire County. We do not know the exact source or who composed the original list. If you know more about this list, please let us know.
| Last Name | First Name | Rank | Comment |
| Adams | Jacob | Private | |
| Adams | Jas. | Private | Killed 1st Battle Ball Run |
| Adams | John | Private | |
| Allen | Ed. | Private | Wounded at Battle of Bull Run and taken prisoner at Kernstown |
| Allen | Herman | ||
| Arnold | George S. | Private | |
| Baker | Andrew | Private | Killed in Hardy Co. |
| Baker | John R. | Private | |
| Berry | Jos. | Private | |
| Blue | Michael | Private | |
| Blue | Monroe | 1st Corp. | elected Lt. In 18th Va. Cav. Killed at New Hope |
| Blue | Wm. J. | Private | Killed 1st Battle Ball Run |
| Bright | Mike | Private | Killed at Antietam |
| Buzzard | J. N. | 2nd Lt. | Died in Winchester, 1862 |
| Cadwallader | Jos. | Private | Wounded 1st Battle Ball Run |
| Carder | Elisha | Private | Drummer, wounded at Fishers Hill |
| Carder | Jos. | Private | |
| Casler | John O. | Private | |
| Connelly | Jas | 2nd Corp | |
| Dagnon | Mike | Private | Deserted in 1862 |
| Dailey | James P. | 2nd Srgt | |
| Dally | Wm. E. | Private | |
| Daniel | Private | ||
| Eargome | Jos. | Promoted 2 Lt. | Vol. in Berkley Guards, killed at 2 Bull Run |
| French | Charles | Private | |
| Furlough | Thos. | Private | Killed 1st Battle Ball Run |
| Gaither | Geo. | Private | |
| Gaither | Jas. | Private | Killed at Spottsitvania |
| Grace | Philip L. | Cap. | Promoted to Major |
| Grace | Robt. | Private | Died at Home |
| Grayson | John | Private | |
| Gross | Thos | Private | Killed at Battle of Bull Run March 21, 1861 |
| Hambrlght | Private | Killed at 2nd Bat. Bull Run | |
| Harold | Geo. | Private | |
| Harris | John | Private | |
| Hartly | Andrew | Private | |
| Hartly | Elijah | Private | Killed at Battle of Kemstown, March 23, 1862 |
| Hollehback | Amos | Private | Killed 1st Battle Ball Run |
| Johnson | Wm. P. | 3rd Lt. | |
| Kelly | John | Private | |
| Kenny | Pat | Private | |
| Long | John | Private | |
| Long | Simeon D. | 1st Lt. | |
| Marker | Polk | Private | Killed 1st Battle Ball Run |
| McGraw | Thos. | Private | Died in Rock Island. |
| McNemar | Jos. | Private | |
| Miller | Emanual | ||
| Miller | Martin | Private | Wounded at Kernstown |
| Montgomery | Ed. | Private | |
| Montgomery | Wm. | 3rd Srgt | Wounded at 1st Battle of Bull Run. Captured at Spottsylvania May 12, 64 prisoner during the war |
| Parker | Jos. | Private | |
| Parsons | James G. | 1st Srgt | Promoted to 3rd Lt. In 1862 |
| Pence | E. | Private | Killed at 2 Manassas |
| Pence | Hugh | Private | |
| Pence | Saml. | Private | |
| Perrin | Charley | Private | Died in Hospital at Charlottsville |
| Perrin | Ralph | Private | Killed 2 Battle Bull Run |
| Polland | Wm. | Private | |
| Powell | Thos. | Private | |
| Powell | Wm. | Private | Promoted to Capt. wounded at Gettysburg |
| Pownall | Albert | Private | |
| Pownall | Wm. | Private | Promoted to Lt. Killed at Chancersville |
| Rinehart | John | Private | Wounded 1st Battle Ball Run |
| Rizer | John | Private | |
| Seville | Wm. | Private | |
| Shelly | D. Jos. | Private | |
| Simmons | David | Private | |
| Stocklager | Cull | ||
| Swisher | Frank | Private | |
| Young | A. H. | 3rd Corp |
Timeline:
- April 1861 Committee of Safety meets in Romney and begins to prepare for the coming war.
- May 18, 1861 the Hampshire Guards and the Frontier Riflemen leave Romney to join other Virginia regiments at Harpers Ferry
- Col. Lew Wallace with his Indiana Zouaves crosses Romney bridge and captures the town.
- For Civil War see: Romney in the Civil War
- April 10, 1865, General Lee surrenders to Gen. Grant at Appomattox Court House.
- April 24, 1865, Monday, Several Rebel officers Lieut McNeil et.al. and their orderlies in all about a dozen come down to the lines to confer with the authorities regarding a surrender.
- June 1, 1866 First decoration ceremony of Confederate graves in Indian Mound Cemetery.
- September 26, 1867 First Confederate Memorial dedicated to Confederate dead at Indian Mound Cemetery in Romney.