. Officers of the army and navy (volunteer) who served in the civil war . hn Mix, afterwardslieutenant-colonel of the regiment. Major Jeffries took part with his company and regimentin the following battles : Balls Bluff, Maryland, October21, 1861. Berryville, Virginia, February, 1862; Win-chester, March 1, 1862. Trent Road, North Carolina,May 15, 1862 ; Rails Mills, November 7, 1862 ; Kinston,December 14, 1862; White Hall, December 16, 1862;Goldsborough, December 17, 1862 ; Jacksonville, January15, 1863 ; Trenton, January 20, 1863 ; Trent Road, March14, 1863; Blurrts Mills, April 8, 1863; Pel
. Officers of the army and navy (volunteer) who served in the civil war . hn Mix, afterwardslieutenant-colonel of the regiment. Major Jeffries took part with his company and regimentin the following battles : Balls Bluff, Maryland, October21, 1861. Berryville, Virginia, February, 1862; Win-chester, March 1, 1862. Trent Road, North Carolina,May 15, 1862 ; Rails Mills, November 7, 1862 ; Kinston,December 14, 1862; White Hall, December 16, 1862;Goldsborough, December 17, 1862 ; Jacksonville, January15, 1863 ; Trenton, January 20, 1863 ; Trent Road, March14, 1863; Blurrts Mills, April 8, 1863; Peleteers Mills,April 16, 1863; Leards Creek, April 20, 1863; BellowsCross-Roads, April 2^, 1863; Warsaw, July 4, 18113;Little Washington, 1863 ; Hamilton, Tarborough raid,1863. Gum Swamp, Virginia, 1S64; Bottoms Bridge,February 7, 1864; Stony Creek Bridge, May 7, 1864;Nottoway Bridge, May 8, 1864; Chula Station, May 12,1864; Blacks and Whites, May 14, 1864; South Quay,June 2, 1864; Petersburg, on Jerusalem Plank Road,June 15, 1864; Staunton Bridge, June 25, 1864; Roan-26. oke Bridge, June 26, 1S64; Reams Station, June 29,1864 ; Malvern I [ill, July 2J, 1864 ; Yellow Tavern, Wel-don Railroad, August 18, 1864; Yellow Tavern, WeldonRailroad, August 25, 1864; Prince George Court-House,September 15, 1864; Johnsons Farm, September 29,1864; Johnsons Farm, October 7, 1864. At the captureof Weldon Railroad, Major Jeffries commanded Com-panies E and I, Third New York Cavalry. He receivedorders personally from General Warren on the field, andwas complimented by him. At the battle of Kinston,North Carolina, he was also complimented on the battle-field by General J. B. Foster for gallant service underfire in the face of the enemy. Major Jeffries commanded the regimental howitzerbattery from January 7, 1864, to March 17, 1864; waspromoted second lieutenant June 12, 1863, at New-Berne,North Carolina; and was honorably mustered out of ser-vice, at his own request, at Varan, Virginia, October 12,
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