Horse Artillery Private Robert Peed, Norfolk Light Artillery (Huger's Battery) Private David Owens, Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Private Dan Quinlan, Massachusetts Light Battery 'C' Private Elijah Russell, Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Maj. Gen. J.E.B. Stuart, Commander, Army of Northern Virginia Cavalry Sergeant Henry Thomas, Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Private Harry Wagner, Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Private Harry Wickes, Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Private Thomas 'Frank' Yates, Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Below is listed the names of those who have not been identified in the Graffiti House: Lewis Metta Frank E. Kelly M Rown T.E. Kelly Emanuel A.L. Brynn Notes on the names All the names of Breathed's Battery are found on the Maryland Scroll, created on March 16, 1863, the day before the Battle of Kelly's Ford, in which these artillery units participated. William Haney is believed to have served in four separate units 30th Virginia Infantry 13th Virginia Infantry 24th Battalion Partisan Rangers 35th Battalion Virginia Cavalry. It is likely that he signed the walls of the Graffiti House while serving in the 24th Battalion Partisan Rangers. Robert Peed also identifies himself with Gannett's Artillery Battalion. Peed signed the walls in five locations. Allen Bowman signed the walls in two locations Units separately identified 2nd New York Militia Louisiana Tigers 2nd Division 3rd Corps 10th New Jersey Infantry Stuart Horse Artillery Army of the United States of America Hill's Corps Gannett's Battalion Remember the Baltimore Artillery, September the 2nd, 1863 Events and locations identified Battle of Beverly Ford, April 16, 1863 (likely done by a member of either the 9th or 13th Virginia Cavalry) June 8, 1863 (possibly done by a member of the 1st SC Cavalry) "How are you Fort Sumter" (done by the 2nd NY Militia) Petersburg Rappahannock March 16, 1863 August 7, 1863 Portsmouth, Virginia Loudoun County Washington, D.C. Richmond Baltimore Drawings Of the drawings found, only two have been identified: Captain James Breathed The Maryland Scroll. Other drawings 5 horses (one may be a mule) a male civilian in coat and tails an eagle/bird a fort a soldier in a slouch hat and mustache a soldier in a slouch hat and beard a young woman in a fancy dress, hat with ribbons, walking on a board or plank, saying "I am turned over to Lt. Gale" an older woman smoking a long pipe a young woman in a straw