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51st Virginia Infantry

Virginia Settlement - Nebraska

Hugh Boyer (51st Va. Co K)

Calvin Long (51st Va. Co K)

F W Pool & Family (51st Va. Co K )

Pearman: Steve, James, William, Buck (52nd Va. Militia)

Henry (Amick) Emmick ("The Partnership")

51st Virginia Infantry Regiment was formed in August, 1861, with eleven companies. Its members were recruited in the counties of Wythe, Nelson, Bland, Floyd, and Grayson. The 51st Regt. was organized about August 1861 with ten companies, A to K. The regiment was organized on May 26, 1862. During the war it started in General Floyd's and G.C. Wharton's Brigade. The 51st served in the Army of the Kanawha, saw action at Carnifex Ferry, moved to Tennessee, and after fighting at Fort Donelson marched to Nashville with 274 men. July 23, 1863 Woodstock, then north to Winchester then returned to Tennessee, involved in the Knoxville Campaign. They went on to fight in numerous conflicts in the Shenandoah Valley and around April 15, 1865, disbanded. The field officers were Col. Augustus Forsberg & Gabriel C. Wharton; Lieutenant Col. George A. Cunningham, James W. Massie, and John P. Wolfe; and Majors William T. Akers, Stephen M. Dickey, D.P. Graham, D.C. Hounshell, and William A. Yonce. 2,497 Soldiers
Lee Wallace Guide to Virginia Military Organizations.

Co. F, Bland Tigers, Lt. Martin, C.
Privates:
Martin, C.
Martin, George W.

Co.G, Floyd Game Cocks
Privates:
Martin, Isaac D.
Martin, Thomas W.
Martin, William W.
Tyree, Reuben

Co. H, Capt. Granville R. Conner�s Co.;
Privates:
Ayers, William
Martin, J.J.
Martin, Joshua T.
Martin, Richard
Shepherd, Joel J.

Co. I, Capt Ezekiel Young�s Co.
Privates:
Parson, David L.
Parson, Isaac C.

Co. K, Capt. Stephen M. Dickey
Lt. Pool, John R.
Privates:
Boyer, Danie
Boyer, Dennis
Boyer, Hugh
Boyer, Leander
Hall, George P
Long, Calvin F
Long, Columbus.
Long, William P.
Pool, Creed
Pool, G.D.
Pool, G.H.
Pool, Harrison
Pool, Henley C.
Pool, Henry J.
Pool, J. Wesley Sgt.
Pool, James W.
Pool, Wesley

Co. A, Capt John P Wolfe�s Co.;
Privates:
Dean, Ellis A
Shepard, J. M.
Sheperd, Eli
Shepherd, A. J.
Shepherd, Andrew
Shepherd, James W.
Shepherd, Riley
Shepherd Jr., A. J.

Co. B, Wharton Grays;
Privates:
Ayers, J.C.
Ayers, Martin J.
Ayers, William
Ayres, John C.
Ayres, Maston J.
Dean, Elkanah
Dean, William
Parsons, William

Co. C, Wythe Rifles,
Privates:
Shepherd, Charles K.
Shepherd, Charles R.
Sheppard, C. H.
Sheppard, C. K.

Co. D, Capt D. Lee Ross� Co.
Privates:
Boyd, Charles M.
Martin, Crawford
Martin, David H.
Martin, E.H.
Martin, E.M.
Martin, E.W.
Martin, Edward N.
Martin, William G.

Co. E, Nelson Volunteers,
Privates:
Martin, James
Martin, John W.
Tyree, John H.

Davies, Arthur B. G
Davies, Charles C.
Davis, Andrew J.
Davis, Charles C.
Davis, D. H.
Davis, E. F.
Davis, H.H.
Davis, H.H.C.
Davis, Haney M.
Davis, Haney N.
Davis, Harvy
Davis, Jacob
Davis, James F.
Davis, John C.
Davis, John N.
Davis, Joseph S.
Davis, Newton
Davis, S.W.
Davis, Samuel W.
Davis, William
Davis, William E.

Hounshell, David S
Hounshell, Daniel C
Hounshell, Pierson D

And the "Partnership" with Henry, Charlie Amick, and Jacob Emmick.....

52nd Virginia Miltia Regiment, Co. A. Augustus Fencibles, Augusta County; 202 Soldiers
Parsons, James F. Parsons, John L.
Pearman, James F. Pearman, Sandy H. Pearman, William H.

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