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MILITARY OPERATIONS IN JEFFRSON COUNTY VIRGINIA AND WEST VA, 1861-65

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Published by Authority of Jefferson County Camp/ U.C.V. Printed by Farmers Advocate Print, 1911. Front EPS signature “Barbara Knott Nickell”, and stamp “Library of Steven W. Knott.” 43pp., map. Gray board cloth, 6 x 9”, with gilt spine lettering. Exhibits slight wear & exterior soiling, else VG.

This scarce book sketches the activities of the various companies raised from Jefferson County, VA., that served in the 2^nd VA. Infy [Stonewall Brigade], and the 1^st and 12^th VA. Cavalry regiments. Also explains the troop movements and fighting commemorated by 25 Jefferson County monuments. These include Marker Number Nine, “Capture By Mosby—Sharp Encounter at Melvin’s Hill”; Marker Number Thirteen--“An Account by Col. Harry Gilmor of His Fight with Somers Near Summit Point.”; Marker Number 16, “Engagement at Myer’s Ford, Sunday Sept. 5, 1864—Blazer’s and Mosby’s Men.”; Marker Number Twenty, “Engagement between Early and Sheridan at Packet’s Farm.” It should added that Jefferson County, W.VA., borders Mosby’s Loudoun County Confederacy on the Virginia. Fine collectible.

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