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Southern Historical Society Papers.
| ...throat at Upperville, June 19, 1863; died some years after the war. | |
| Major Dabney Ball, C. S., October, 1861; resigned July 25, 1862. | |
| Major G. M. Ryals, Provost-Marshal. | |
| Captain Wm. W. Blackford, Chief Engineer. | |
| Captain W. D. Farley, A. D. C.; killed at Stevensburg July 9, 1863. | |
| Lieutenant Frank S. Robertson, Asst. Engineer. | |
| Lieutenant Chiswell Dabney, A. D. C.; promoted Captain. | |
| Lieutenant W. Q. Hullehen, A. D. C.; promoted Captain. | |
| Lieutenant S. H. Farley, A. D. C., June 23, 1863. | |
| Dr. Talcott Eleason, Chief Surgeon. | |
| Dr. John B. Fontaine, Surgeon Cavalry, Army Northern Virginia; killed at Five Forks, 1865. | |
| Lieutenant R. H. Goldsborough, A. D. C.; killed April 6, 1865. | |
| Major A. G. Dade, Chief Commissary. | |
| Major J. Marshall Hanger, Asst. Quartermaster. | |
| Major R. F. Beckham, Chief of Artillery. | |
| Major R. S. White, Inspector-General. | |
| Lieutenant Henry Hagan, Chief of Couriers. | |
| Captain Jno. Esten Cook, Ordnance Officer. | |
| Captain Luke T. Brien, A. A. G.; transferred to General W. H. F. Lee. | |
| Major J. S. W. Hairston, A. D. C.; resigned March 1, 1863. | |
| Major R. Norman, A. A. G., July, 1862; Quartermaster to end of war. | |
| Captain Richard Frayser, Signal Officer, August 30, 1863. | |
| Captain J. S. Clarke, V. A. D. C., July, 1863. | |
| Captain Samuel Hardin Hairston, A. D. C., May, 1862; promoted Major and Quartermaster, 1862. | |
| Major Wm. I. Johnson, Chief Commissary, June, July, 1864. |
