Company D, 17th Va. Batt. Cav.
and 11th Va. Cav.
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.
Company | Last Name | First Name | Rank | Comment |
Co. D, 17th Va | Abbe | Adam | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Abbe | Fred | Private | Died in Cairo |
Co. D, 17th Va | Abbe | Phil | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Adams | John | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Bane | Saml. | 1st Sgt. | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Barnett | Frant | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Blue | John | 2nd Lt. | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Bobo | J. W. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Bowers | John W. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Brady | Isaac T. | Private | Wounded at Pargettsville. Pro. to Sgt. Maj. of Reg. |
Co. D, 17th Va | Brill | Mathias | Private | Killed at Darksville |
Co. D, 17th Va | Brown | Frank | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Brown | John | Private | Wounded in Wilderness |
Co. D, 17th Va | Brown | Richard | Private | Wounded at Uppesrville, Died in Prison |
Co. D, 17th Va | Carder | Fred | Private | Wounded on the battle Raid |
Co. D, 17th Va | Carrol | Jed | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Carroll | John | Private | Killed at the Junction |
Co. D, 17th Va | Carter | Private | ||
Co. D, 17th Va | Cassler | John | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Chapman | Robt. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Clayton | Chas. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Conrad | Chas. | Private | Wounded on head on Patterson Creek |
Co. D, 17th Va | Conrad | Holmes | Private | Pro. to Adjt. of Reg |
Co. D, 17th Va | Cresap | Rob | Private | Killed in Moorefield |
Co. D, 17th Va | Dailey | Benj. | Private | Wounded in the Wilderness May 8, 1864 |
Co. D, 17th Va | Davey | Jas. | Private | Killed near his home |
Co. D, 17th Va | Davey | John | Private | Wounded in the arm at Hazel River |
Co. D, 17th Va | Davis | Maurice | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Davis | Randolph | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Dayley | John | Private | Captured by the Tank, made his escape at Padmont by jumping through the car window, handcuffed and hobbled, made his way back to the Company |
Co. D, 17th Va | Duvall | George | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Fishel | Saml. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Friddle | Saml. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Groves | John | Private | Killed in the Wilderness May 5, 1863 |
Co. D, 17th Va | Hannas | Steven | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Herriott | Eph | Private | Wounded above Moorefield |
Co. D, 17th Va | Hott | George | 4th Corp | Killed at Forks Capon |
Co. D, 17th Va | Hott | George | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Huddleson | Healey | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Huddleson | Henry | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Inskeep | Isaac V. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Kelley | Joseph | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Kidd | Robt. B. | 3rd Sgt. | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Lease | Uriah | 1st Corp. | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Lease | Wm. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Light | Edward | Private | Killed near Richmond |
Co. D, 17th Va | Lovett | C. S. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | McDonald | Ed. H. | Capt. | wounded In mouth at Farmville. Pro. to Major |
Co. D, 17th Va | Moorehead | Rob. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Moorehead | Wm. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Murphy | Frank | Private | Wounded in the Wilderness 6th May |
Co. D, 17th Va | Myers | Frank | Private | Died in Vicksburg Nov. 4, 1862 |
Co. D, 17th Va | Nixon | Sam. | 3rd Corp | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Pancake | John S. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Pancake | Jos. A. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Pancake | Silas | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Parsons | Isaac | 3rd Lt. | wounded in neck and shoulder at Upperville and in leg at Haws Shop |
Co. D, 17th Va | Parsons | Jas. D. | Private | Wounded at Cedar Creek |
Co. D, 17th Va | Parsons | John D. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Peer | Amos | Private | Wounded in Head at Farmington |
Co. D, 17th Va | Poland | Amos | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Poland | John Will | Private | Wounded near Romney |
Co. D, 17th Va | Pownall | Jasper | Private | Wounded below Petersburg and in Moorefield |
Co. D, 17th Va | Ream | Jas. | 2nd Corp | Killed at Jacks Shop |
Co. D, 17th Va | Reese | John | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Riley | Chas. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Roberson | Amos | 2nd Sgt | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Roberson | J. | Private | Wounded at Cold Harbor |
Co. D, 17th Va | Rudolph | John | Private | Died in Hospital at Charlottsville 16th June, 1862 |
Co. D, 17th Va | Rudolph | Simon | Private | Wounded at Stoney Creek 30th June, 1864 |
Co. D, 17th Va | Savell | John | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Sehoff | Herman | Private | Killed at ? Run |
Co. D, 17th Va | Seibert | Charles | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Seymour | Danl. | Private | Killed at Petersburg, W. Va. |
Co. D, 17th Va | Seymour | John | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Shelly | J. | Private | Killed at Brandy Station |
Co. D, 17th Va | Sherrard | Jos. | 1st Sgt. | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Shingleton | Abb | Private | Killed |
Co. D, 17th Va | Shingleton | Elisha | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Smith | Jas. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Spurling | Luke | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Starns | John | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Stewart | John | Private | Died in Camp Chase |
Co. D, 17th Va | Swartz | Ed. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Taylor | D. K. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Taylor | Dudley | Private | Wounded 6th May 1864 and 6th April 1865 |
Co. D, 17th Va | Taylor | Eanos | Private | Died on his way to be exchanged. Removed from train and buried at Kimmundy Ind. |
Co. D, 17th Va | Taylor | John | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Taylor | Wm. | 1st Lt. | wounded at Haws Shop. Pro. to Capt. |
Co. D, 17th Va | Umstott | Conrad | Com. Sgt. | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Urton | John | Private | Wounded at MoorefieId. Died in Missouri since war. |
Co. D, 17th Va | Watkins | Chas. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Watkins | H. Madison | Private | Killed near Hagerstown after Gettysburg fight |
Co. D, 17th Va | White | Thos. | Private | |
Co. D, 17th Va | Wolf | Isaac | Private | Killed at Brandy Station |
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.