[CIVIL WAR] [PAMPHLET] ROSTER OF WARREN COUNTY VETERANS C.S. A. AND RESIDENT VETERANS OF OF WARREN COUNTY, WHO SERVED HONORABLE FROM THE TIME OF ENLISTMENT UNTIL THE CLOSE OF THE WAR.

The Warren Memorial Association and Daughters of the Confederacy. [Wm. Richardson Camp, UCV, No. 804] [Virginia State Department CV No. 84]

[Front Royal, Va. [not identified], c. 1911.

Soft Cover. 8vo.; in the publisher’s printed wrappers, chipped at the edges; with a photographic image of the Confederate Memorial in Front Royal, Va. “In Memory of the valor of Warren County Veterans Unveiled July 4th, 1911” printed on the verso of the front wrapper; [38] pages, including [18] pages of plates; with illustrations and portraits; with extensive rosters of Co. B. 17th Va, Infantry [Warren Rifles]; Co. E. 7th Va. Cavalry; Co. D, 49th Va. Infantry [Warren Blues], Co. E. 12th Va. Cavalry [Commissioned Officers]; Co. I. 12th Va. Cavalry; Co. A. 23rd Va. Cavalry; Co. D. 23rd Va.. Cavalry; Mosby’s 43rd Bat. Cavarly (Members from Warren County); White’s 35th Bat. Cavalry (Members from Warren County); Scattering List (Natives of Warren County who joined other Companies than those organized in that County, and as far was practicable, the Commands to which they belonged); and Resident Veterans (Veterans who served int he Confederate Army, from other counties and who have since the war become residents of Warren County; The Warren Memorial Association; and The Warren Rifles Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy.~~A Civil War savant has told this catalouger that he considers this to be an “interesting and valuable” pamphlet. Certainly it is uncommon, with but three institutional holdings located (none in Virginia).~~.

Very Good binding.
Item #296493

Price: $350.00