C. C. Greiner

C. C. Greiner Y CSR: “C. C. Greigner”; Company H, “post-war roll”.

W. P. Hall CSR: Enlisted 25 April 1861; Sgt. Additional Information: Enl. April 25, 1861; sgt.; present April 1864.

William Harding CSR: Enlisted 12 April 1862 Brandy; detailed November 1862 Hospital Steward for the war.

Lee Harrison CSR: Wounded 11 February 1864; captured 24 November 1864 Front Royal; Elmira Prison 3 February 1865; Old Capitol Prison; exchanged 14 March 1865; said to be one of Mosby’s men.

P. Horn CSR: Lt.; Chimborazo Hospital 20 August 1864.

Logan Hunton Born: Around 1841 if 20 years old in 1861.[4372] Married: March 23, 1869, Sarah A. Ball.[4373] CSR: 5’11”, light complexion, light hair, blue eyes; 20 years old; merchant; transferred from Ashby’s Command 1 December 1861; discharged 28 May 1862 disability. Additional Information: Of Buckland. [4374] Not member of Black Horse.

W. B. Hutcherson CSR: Captured 15 March 1863 Loudoun County; Old Capitol Prison.

J. M. Johnson Photo: Williamson, Mosby’s Rangers, 500. Group photo at “the Second Reunion of the 43d Battalion, Virginia Cavalry… at Marshall (old Salem), August 14, 1895.” CSR: Captured and paroled 5 May 1864[5?] Fairfax Courthouse.

• James Farish Jones Born: 8 November 1829.[4375] Married: “He was unmarried.”[4376] Died: 26 April 1864.[4377] “In 1863 he was captured and sent to Point Lookout, where he remained until he was exchanged as a sick prisoner. His health was so undermined that he could not reach home, and he died in Richmond and was buried in Hollywood Cemetery.”[4378] [4379] Died 26 April 1864; buried Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond (section X, number 152).[4380] His cemetery marker is inscribed, “Dr. J. F. Jones/ Black Horse Cavalry/ Died/ ——— 26, 186—”. Part of the inscription is obscured by the earth.[4381] April 26, 1864. “Buried in the Confederate officers section # 152, Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond.”[4382] Obituary: “In this city [Richmond], on the morning of the 26th Inst. Dr. James F. Jones, of Culpeper county, a member of the Black Horse Cavalry, recently returned from Point Lookout Prison, [died] at the house of L. R. Spilman… .”[4383] See Obituary Chapter. Parents and Siblings: Brother of Strother Seth Jones. CSR: Doctor; captured 11 November 1863 Culpeper; Point Lookout Prison; paroled 3 March 1864. Additional Information: “He was a physician, graduating at the old medical school in Louisville, Kentucky, in 1855. “When the War Between the States began, he returned to Culpeper and volunteered with the Brandy Rifles. […]”[4384] It does not appear that James was a member of the Black Horse, unless he occasionally rode with them. Jones J. F. Born: Buried: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA Died: Rank/Regt: Black Horse Cav., 4th VA Reference: CV 9-1898, V. VI, No. 9. Confederate Dead Database. [4385]