North Carolina in the American Civil War

2nd NC Regiment Detailed men

Date Regiment Organized

Mustered In

 Date Regiment Ended

Mustered Out

Comments

September 26, 1864

Unknown

Unknown

Unknown

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Field Officers

Colonel

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Lt. Colonel

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Major

Thomas Slayter Bouchelle

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Winston Fulton

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David C. Edwards

Companies / Captains

Company A - Yadkin County

Company B - Davie County

Company C - Surry County

Company D - Surry County

Company E - Surry County

Capt. Thomas Williams

Capt. Anderson A. Sheek

Capt. Iredell A. Venable

Capt. John F. Stephens

Capt. Lemuel J. Stanley

Companies / Captains (Continued)

Company F - Alleghany County

Company G - Ashe County

Company H - Wilkes County

Company I

Company K

Capt. Samuel H. Thompson

Capt. F.M. Neikerk

Capt. Evan Ellis

Roster Not Found

Roster Not Found

Brief History of Regiment*

[Walter Clark, editor of the source cited below, gave this regiment the nomenclature of 83rd NC Regiment, but it was never known as this contemporaneously. There were no legitimate NC Regiments numbered past the 69th NC Regiment (7th Cavalry). Later regiments were created for Reserves and for Detailed Men, which had their own numbering schema. Clark also noted that this unit was the 3rd NC Regiment Detailed Men, but that is certainly incorrect, as well.]


This regiment was commanded by Col. Thomas S. Bouchell and was in the brigade composed of the three (3) regiments of Detailed Men which by order of Lt. Gen. Theophilus H. Holmes (NC) on January 12, 1865, were brigaded and placed under command of Col. William J. Hoke.

We have no information as to its services nor as to its officers. The muster rolls of these three (3) regiments are doubtless among those captured at Charlotte, to which point they were removed after the fall of Richmond, and which are now in the Record and Pension Bureau at Washington. Some day, Congress will doubtless order all these rolls printed. But until that is done the names of the officers and men of this regiment will be lost save the name of its Colonel, which alone has been preserved.


* The above was written by Editor Walter Clark and provided as Page 133, in the compilation known as "Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War 1861-'65 - Volume IV," edited by Walter Clark, and published by E. M. Uzzell, Printer and Binder, in 1901. Minor edits, additons, and deletions were provided by this Author for clarity and consistency.
The following comes from "North Carolina Troops: 1861-1865, A Roster, Volume XVIII, Senior Reserves & Detailed Men," Pages 437-440:

On September 26, 1864, the following Field Officers were elected:

Col. Thomas Slayter Bouchelle, of Wilkes County.
Lt. Col. Winston Fulton, of Surry County.
Maj. David C. Edwards, of Alleghany County.

Also on or before September 26, 1864, the following company officers were elected:

Company A—Yadkin County—Capt. Thomas Williams; 1st lt. Willis J. Dickson; 2nd Lt. Wiley F. Shore; 3rd Lt. Calvin E. Shore.
Company B—Davie County—Capt. Anderson A. Sheek; 1st Lt. Orrell Etchison; 2nd Lt. Luther L. Miller; 3rd Let. Pleasant H. Hanes.
Company C—Surry County—Capt. Iredell A Venable; 1st Lt. Winston Fulton; 2nd Lt. James Greenwood; 3rd Lt. Rufus H. Redman.
Company D—Surry County—Capt. John F. Stephens; 1st Lt. J.H. Boyles; 2nd Lt. James Bennett; 3rd Lt. Hasten Beamer.
Company E—Surry County—Capt. Lemuel J. Stanley; 1st Lt. Wilton O. York; 2nd Lt. Baron D. McKaughan; 3rd Lt. Richard Snow.
Company F—Alleghany County—Capt. Samuel H. Thompson; 1st Lt. Andrew J. Warden; 2nd Lt. Alexander Hampton; 3rd Lt. Calvin C. Reeves.
Company G—Ashe County—Capt. F.M. Neikerk; 1st Lt. Jacob Blevins; 2nd Lt. Wiley Pasley; 3rd Lt. William E. Perkins.
Company H—Wilkes County—Capt. Evan Ellis; 1st Lt. James O. Chatham; 2nd Lt. Adolphus Rousseau; 3rd Lt. Allen H. Hix.

The rosters for Company I and Company K have not been located so far.

Known Battles / Skirmishes

Date(s)

Battle / Skirmish

NONE

 


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