. Elwood's stories of the old Ringgold Cavalry, 1847-1865 [electronic resource]: the first three year cavalry of the Civil War : with introduction by the Rev. Ryland . nea pigs. The boys always guyed him about beingin the guinea pig business. THOMAS REEVES Thomas Reeves, 1st corporal, came from Bellevernon,and was promoted to captain of 1st. West Virginia resigned, came home, and moved West. He now livesat Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he became a judge of the Coun-ty Court. ADAM B. RICHARDSON Adam B. Richardson came from Bentleyville, and waspromoted ensign of his company He was seri
. Elwood's stories of the old Ringgold Cavalry, 1847-1865 [electronic resource]: the first three year cavalry of the Civil War : with introduction by the Rev. Ryland . nea pigs. The boys always guyed him about beingin the guinea pig business. THOMAS REEVES Thomas Reeves, 1st corporal, came from Bellevernon,and was promoted to captain of 1st. West Virginia resigned, came home, and moved West. He now livesat Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he became a judge of the Coun-ty Court. ADAM B. RICHARDSON Adam B. Richardson came from Bentleyville, and waspromoted ensign of his company He was seriously wound-ed, November 14th, 1862, above Moorefield, while in anengagement with J. D. Imboden. He was discharged forpermanent disability, and lived for years near his hometown on a farm. He died in 1913. LEONARD A. ROBERTS Leonard A. Roberts came from Hillsboro, and died ina hospital at Cumberland on March 9, 1862, from fever,and was buried at his home town. JAMES ROBINSON James Robinson came from Clarksville and was pro-moted to corporal of the company. His horse was wound-ed, September 23rd, 1861. He is still living in the stateof Missouri. THE OLD RINGGOLDS 287. Daniel Rohrer DANIEL ROHRER Daniel Rohrer, a man of quakerdescent, came from West Browns-ville and was among the men alwaysready for a fight. He had two boyson the battleship Oregon in then lived in Sioux City, was one of the men who wasfull of fun. He rode a small we came into a town, if hesaw a door standing open, he wouldride in, turn around and ride he was drinking no one coulddo anything with him but AdamWickerham. CHRISTIAN S. SNYDER Christian S. Snyder, from West Brownsville, was pro-moted corporal for bravery in delivering dispatches inthe valley He was killed on May 18th, 1862, at Elkwater,and was buried in the Bridgeport cemetery, at Browns-ville. He left a wife and a large family of children. GEORGE SNYDER George Snyder came from near Beallsville and waspromoted to corp
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