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MUSTER ROLL OF ELEVENTH VIRGINIA CAVALRY (LAUREL BRIGADE), ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA Company A. Swagard, Louis. Sperry, William, dead. Officers. Strode, Joseph, dead. Capt. A. J. Turner, dead, Luray, Va. Smith, Frank, dead. First Lieut. J. B. Siebert. Sayles, William T., Martinsburg, W. Va. Second Lieut. L. F. Wilson, killed. Wilson, T. G, dead. First Sergt. J. W. Satterfield, Seattle. Second Sergt. B. Runk, killed. Company B. Third Sergt. Thad Britner, killed. (Furnished by T. K. Cartmell) Privates. Officers. Betts, James, dead, Martinsburg, W. Va. Capt. William H Harness, resigned; Capon Butler, John, Bunker Hill, W. Va. Springs, W. Va. Cross, J. W., Berkeley Springs. First Lieut. S. H. Alex, died after the war. Cross, D. W., Hedgesville, W. Va. Second Lieut. Charles J. Lobb, died after the Cross, J. A., Bunker Hill, W. Va. war. Callan, Neal. Third Lieut. James Wilson. Crane, George. First Sergt. M. B. Cartmell, promoted to Doran, Joseph. captaincy; killed December 17th, 1863. Fooks, J. D. Second Sergt. Christian Hoffman. Hedges, F. F., killed. Third Sergt. John Wilson, Beverly, W. Va. Harris, C. T. Fourth Sergt. Isaac McKeever, detailed ord- Hodson, Louis, Winchester, Va. nance sergeant; died. Jenkins, James, killed. Fifth Sergt. George B. Larrick, wounded King, R. A. 1862; Lexington, Va. Lillard, Hall, Madison county. First Corp. H. W. Halterman. Mowery, John, killed. Second Corp. Benjamin Longacre. McNamar, Michael, Martinsburg, W. Va. Third Corp. C. J. Longacre. Mingle, John, dead. Fourth Corp. William Branson. Miller, Henry, dead. Miller, Samuel, dead. Privates. Norman, Matthew, Berkeley Springs. Albin, James. Patterson, John, killed. Amick, Henry, killed. Patterson, James, Bunker Hill. Ashenfelter, David. Patterson, Frank, Bunker Hill. Bean, Joseph, Beans Settlement, Hardy Post, James. county, W. Va. Pifer, George, Bunker Hill. Berry, J. W. Royce, William, Hampshire county. Beohm, T. S. Ritter, J. W., killed. Bovinger, George. Ritter, Abe. Crites, Daniel. Rockwell, G. W. Crites, William. Custard, St. Clair. McDermott, Henry. Cook, Abner, accidentally wounded. McKeever, William, died 1900, Wardensville, Clem, James H. W. Va. Crawford, L. W. McKeever, H. C., died 1900, Wardensville, Coffman, W. W. W. Va. Combs, Armstead. May, James M. Cartmell, Thomas K., detailed for secret Neff, Mortimer W. service, commissioned captain; Wincester, Va. Newhouse, Thomas, captured. Cunningham, D. C. Orndorff, Morgan. Culdice, William. Orndorff, Henry J. Cleaver, George. Pownell, David, absent without leave. Demond, Edward. Parsons, Adam. Daugherty, James H., promoted to captaincy; Pratt, John, detailed in Jackson Corps. killed. Pratt, Job H. Dyer, J. W. Pains, John, absent from wounds received in Early, James O. battle. Fon, George. Reed, H. J., Postoffice, Opequon, Va. Fisher, J. P. C. Riffey, Harvey. Fitzwater, ——- Smith, Reuben. Fishel, David. Sherman, Noah. Fitzwater, Levi. Snyder, Martin V. Hardy, John. Sager, Jacob. Halterman, Jacob. Sulser, John T. Harper, William, lost leg; Postoffice, Lost Sine, Bazil. City, W. Va. Sine, Elijah. Halterman, Michael. Sine, Benjamin, absent with leave; sick. Halter, John. Smith, Joseph, absent with leave; sick. Hulver, Isaac, badly wounded when Captain Saroil, John, sick. Carmell was killed; Postoffice, Lexington, Smith, David. Mo. Smith, Daniel. Hutton, Daniel M. Thorpe, Benjamin F. Hudson, Thomas. Teetes, Levi. Hawes, Jasper. Violet, W. H. Heiskell, Joe Dan, Romney, W. Va. Van Meter, David, killed when Captain Judy, Enoch, Moorefield, W. Va. Cartmell was killed near Fairfax Station. Ketterman, Aaron. Vanmeter, Isaac. Lloyd, William, killed as a scout when with T. Wilson, George. K. Cartmell. Witzel, Jacob. Lloyd, Robert, captured as scout when with Webb, Thomas. T. K. Cartmell; never heard from. Painter, Absolom. Ketterman, Abraham. Ketterman, Gabriel. Company C. Lynch, John W. (Furnished by I. N. Beery) Lyons, William. Mayhew, James. Officers. Mungold, Solomon, scout. Capt. John R. Pendleton, dead. Miller, Ambrose. First Lieut. E. S. Mitchell, died September 3, 1907; Timberville, Va. Reedy, Joseph, dead; Rockingham, Va. Second Lieut. John Fauley, living; Illinois. Ritchie, Philip, dead; Rockingham, Va. Third Lieut. Edwin Pendeton, killed in Wil- Ritchie, Simon, dead; Brocks Gap, Va. derness fight, Va. Showalter, B. F., living; Brandy Station, Va. First Sergt. John Famkim, living; Clarksburg, Showalter, G. W., dead; Mt. Crawford, Va. W. Va. Shaner, G. W., dead; Edom, Va. Second Sergt. Hally Bragoiner, Alexandria, Shipe, Joseph, dead; Harrisonburg, Va. Va. Snyder, D. C., Berryville, Va. Smith, Harrison, living; Forestville, Va. Privates. Smith, Thomas. Aubry, Polk, West Virginia. Spencer, Edward. Beery, I. N., Harrisonburg, Va. Smith, Hnery. Bush, Charles, Linville, Va. Sprinkel, Calvin, living; Brocks Gap, Va. Bennett, Joshua, Linville, Va. Sanger, Levi, Sangersville, Va. Bush, Samuel, dead; Linville, Va. Somers, Reuben, Brocks Gap, Va. Bull, Henry, dead; Rockingham, Va. Taylor, Henry. Bailey, Henry, dead; Rockingham, Va. Vanmeter, James, living; Berryville, Va. Beam, Abraham, dead; Rockingham, Va. Vanmeter, Isaac, Berryville, Va. Clem, Ashford, dead; Rockingham, Va. Vandiver, John. Cline, Henry, dead; Rockingham, Va. Wilson, George R. Clem, Frank, dead; Rockingham, Va. Walters, William, living; Shenandoah county, Cook, Joseph. Va. Durrow, Marion. Witting, Harry. Eversole, Peter, dead. Wetzel, Simon. Erman, James, Harrisonburg, Va. Zetty, Daniel, living at Melrose, Va. Faught, Joseph L., dead; Rockingham, Va. Feller, John L., living; Woodstock, Va. Fink, Noah. Company D. Gray, Richard, dead; Berryville, Va. (Furnished by E. H. McDonald.) Hulvy, George, living; Harrisonburg, Va. Holsinger, Phil, living; Tenth Leagon, Va. Officers. Holsinger, John, living; Tenth Leagon, Va. Capt. E. H. McDonald, promoted to major, Lonthan, James L., died since the war. then to lieutenant-colonel of regiment; Hess, Harvey. Charlestown, W. Va. Jones, Thomas. First Lieut. William Taylor, promoted to King, Wilson, dead; Baltimore, Md. captain; Ridgeville, W. Va. Miaphes, Charles, killed at surrender. Second Lieut. John Blue, promoted to first Nazlerod, William, killed at surrender; lieutenant; Romney, W. Va. Rockingham county, Va. Third Lieut. Isaac Parsons, promoted to Nane, Joseph, living at Broadway, Va. second lieutenant, died since the war. Tennington, Harvey. First Sergt. Joseph Seward, promoted to third Thomas, Perry. lieutenant; Afton, Va. Roudabush, William, living in Indiana. Second Sergt. Amos Robinson, dead. Roacap, Jacob, dead. Third Sergt. R. B. Kidd, dead. Roadcap, Harvey, living in Brocks Gap, Va. Quartermaster Sergt. Samuel Bane, O'Roark, Charles. Ballington, W. Va. Reed, Abraham, dead; Rockingham, Va. Company Sergt. Conrad Nomstat, Ballington, W. Va. Hunot, E., Romney, W. Va. Corp. Uriah Lease, dead. Holt, G., killed in Hampshire county. Corp. James Ream, killed at Jacks Shop. Inskeep, J. V. Corp. Lem. Nixon, dead. Hartman, Ike. Corp. George Holt, dead. Haines, Jasper. Houser, Henry. Privates. Kelley, John. Adams, John, dead. Leese, Uriah. Abbee, Frederick, died in prison. Lovett, C. S. Abbee, Philip, dead. Light, Edward, killed near Richmond. Brady, Isaac T., promoted to corporal; dead. McDonald, William N., promoted to captain Brill, Mathias, killed at Darksville. of ordnance. Brown, Frank, Shutz Mills, W. Va. Moorehead, William, wounded in the Wilder- Bowers, John W., Fort Worth, Tex. ness. Brown, Richard, died in prison. Moorehead, Robert, badly wounded; Mis- Barnet, Frank, killed in battle. souri. Brown, John. Murphy, Frank. Bobo, J. W. Myers, Frank, captured at Darksville. Barder, Charles. Pancake, Joseph A., Staunton, Va. Carder, Frederick. Parsons, James D. Carroll, John, killed at Hanover, Junction. Poland, John W. Carroll, Jed. Poland, Amos. Chressap, Robert, killed at Moorefield. Pownell, Jasper. Chapman, Charles. Parsons, William M. Clayton, Charles. Robinson, Joel. Conrad, Charles, died since the war. Rudolph, Simon, badly wounded at Reams Conrad, Holmes Y., promoted to sergeant- Station. major of regiment; Winchester, Va. Ruse, John M. Casler, John O., Oklahoma. Riley, Charles, died since the war. Clary, Thad. Senoff, Herman, died in prison. Clary, Dick. Sivell, John. Dailey, Benjamin, twice wounded; Spurline, Luke. Moorefield, W. Va. Swartz, Edward, Missouri. Davie, James, Killed in Hampshire county. Seymour, Dan, killed near Petersburg, W. Va. Duvall, George, killed at Brandy Station. Seymour, John N. Davie, John. Shingleton, Abe, killed at Brandy Station. Davis, Morris. Shingleton, Elisha. Dailey, John, Piedmont, W. Va. Shelley, James, killed at Brandy Station. Davis, Randolph, Soldiers' Home, Richmond, Smith, James, Winchester, Va. Va. Seibert, Charley. Fridle, Samuel. Stewart, John, died at Camp Chase. Feshel, S. Starns, John. Grove, J., a very gallant soldier; killed in the Taylor, Dudley, promoted to corporal. Wilderness. Taylor, John. Huddleson, Henry, Charlottesville, Va. Taylor, Enos, died in prison. Huddleson, Healey. Taylor, D. K. Hanas, Stephen. Taylor, Rufus, captured near Culpeper Court House; Davy, W. Va. Bowman, J. K. Uston, John, wounded in the Wilderness. Cooper, William, dead. Wolfe, Isaac, killed at Brandy Station. Crabill, L. C., killed near Strasburg, Va. White, Thomas. Crabill, O. H., Strasburg, Va. Watkins, H. M. Crabill, Hal. Watkins, Charles, killed near Hagerstown. Crabill, Benjamin. Washington, Edward, Romney, W. Va. Crabill, Jacob. Crabill, D. G., bugler of regiment. Company E. Coffman, Walter, killed at Fisher's Hill. (Furnished by William F. Hottel) Collins, Carson. Chase, Daniel. Officers. Dodd, R. D., dead. Capt. Joseph T. Hess. Dewar, J. J., dead. Capt. J. L. Hooff Dickenson, James. Capt. H. H. McGuire, mortally wounded at DeHaven, Martin. Amelia Springs. Eberly, Jacob. Lieut. J. W. Brent. Eberly, Joseph. Lieut. G. W. Hottell, wounded and captured; Eberly, Isaac, dead. Lincoln, Neb. Effenger, William. Lieut. William Hockman, killed at Brandy Fauver, Noah. Station. Funkhouser, Amos, dead. Lieut. G. W. Spiker, killed at Spottsylvania. Feely, William H., Thomas, W. Va. Feeley, John, Lebanon Church, Va. Privates. Feeley, Silas, Lebanon Church, Va. Agnew, Oscar. Green, James. Baker, Daniel, dead. Green, Zack. Baker, G. W., killed at Jacks Shop Glaize, G. W., Strasburg, Va. Baker, Henry, wounded at Brandy Station; Grove, S. M., Strasburg, Va. Keyser, W. Va. Hottel, William F., wounded at Brandy Sta- Baker, Nicholas, dead. tion; Winchester, Va. Borden, D. M., dead. Hammond, Lawrence, dead. Borden, A. P., dead. Hammond, John, Fisher's Hill, Va. Borden, Joseph, dead. Huffman, A. J., dead. Bly, Mason, wounded at Amelia Springs; Hinkins, G. A., Strasburg, Va. dead. Hodges, John. Bly, Richard, killed at Jacks Shop. Hefline, James. Brown, J. W., killed at Spottsylvania Hess, L. Dow, dead. Beaver, J. E., dead. Hyde, D. B., dead. Buck, Bruce, dead. Harrison, Howard, wounded; disabled for Bushony, Isaac. service. Barrenger, Joseph. Holmes, H. W., dead. Booth, C. S. Holmes, James, dead. Booth, John F., Lebanon Church, Va. Hironemoss, Hutch, dead. Boyer, Bent. Holler, John, dead. Boyer, J. A. Holler, George, dead. Bell, R. F., Strasburg, Va. Holler, John A., Edenburg, Va. Bell, ——- Hockman, J. W. Hoover, William, dead. Stickley, D. H., Strasburg, Va. James, Samuel. Stickley, William, dead. Kerns, Ephraim, dead. Stickley, Benjamin, dead. Killmer, James. Stickley, G. W., Strasburg, Va. Luttral, Archibald. Stickley, D. E., Strasburg, Va. Lynn, G. B., Winchester, Va. Stickley, David E., Strasburg, Va. Lynn, James, died in prison. Stickley, J. H. Luke, William. Stickley, P. D. Lutholtz, Robert, Strasburg, Va. Stickley, Josiah, dead. Lee, G. W., dead. Stickley, Walter, killed at Brandy Station. Lee, Samuel, killed at Jacks Shop. Sensenuey, E. D. Miller, William, first, Lebanon Church, Va. Omps, James, dead. Miller, William, second, Winchester, Va. Beach, Jacob. Miller, J. F. Biers, Charles. Miller, J. H. Whitington, Gershem, dead. McGlincy, R. P., dead. Whitington, Joseph, dead. McCloud, James. Wright, Milton, dead. Mort, Jerry, killed by Brown. Warner, Philip. Maphis, George. Welch, Samuel. Pangle, Abe, Lebanon Church, Va. Welch, James. Pangle, William E., killed near Woodstock, Welch, Joseph. Va. Watson, Samuel. Pangle, Joseph. Watson, Jacob, dead. Pingley, D. M., Lebanon Church, Va. Watson, Benjamin. Pogue, R. L., dead. Winegood, John, dead. Rudy, Isaac, dead. Winegood, Joseph, dead. Rutherford, J. A. Windle, William, dead. Rutherford, Tom, first. Williams, J. J., dead. Rutherford, Tom, second. Reedy, Abe, dead. Company F. Rhyne, John, dead. (Furnished by Lieut. A. C. L. Gatewood) Ridenour, Alfred, dead. Stover, David, dead. Officers. Smith, James, dead. First Capt. A. G. McChesney, died since the Sheets, Daniel, dead. war. Scroggins, J. E., dead. Second Capt. A. J. Ware, died since the war. Sonner, J. H. First Lieut. Henry McClintic, Midland, Tex. Sonner, J. W, dead. Second Lieut. A. C. L. Gatewood, Linwood, Showalter, Tom, dead. W. Va. Shambaugh, Cline, Lincoln, Neb. Brevet Second Lieut. H. M. Poage, killed in Shambaugh, Charles. 1863. Sievers, G. W. Brevet Second Lieut. S. A Bonner, killed at Swisher, J., Salem, Va. the Wilderness, May 6th, 1864. Shotts, Mark, killed in the Wilderness. First Sergt. E. L. Beard, Academy, W. Va. Shafer, Theodore, killed at river, Mt. Jackson. Second Sergt. A. S. Bratton, Millboro, Va. Snyder, Henry, dead. Third Sergt. Jonathan Wise, killed at Sailors Snyder, John. Creek, April, 1865 Fourth Sergt. Joseph Silvers, color sergeant, Frazier, James A., Rock Alum Springs, Va. died from wounds received October, 1863. Fry, William, died since the war. First Corp. Lewis Payne, Covington, Va. Gibson, Lewis, dead; Kansas. Second Corp. J. S. Dickinson, Millboro Ginger, George, accidentally killed at Springs Gordonsville. Third Corp. William G. Payne, Covington, Grose, Henry, killed May 6th, 1864, at the Va. Wilderness. Fourth Corp. Michael Mustoe, died since the Gwinn, J. S., whereabouts unknown. war. Gwinn, J. K. P., whereabouts unknown. Quartermaster Sergt. J. P. McDonald, died Gwinn, William, whereabouts unknown. since the war. Gillespie, Joseph G., died since the war. Hamilton, Charles, killed near Woodstock, Privates. Va. Anderson, Samuel, Mountain Grove, Va. Hamilton, J. E., California. Acord, George, killed in the Wilderness, May Hamilton, J. A., Kerrs Creek, Va. 6th, 1864. Hickman, L. W., Henricks, W. Va. Ailstock, Robert, whereabouts unknown. Hodge, James, Warm Springs, Va. Beard, Moffett, died since the war. Jordan, John, Millboro, Va. Beard, John G., Academy, W. Va. Jordan, James, whereabouts unknown. Beard, W. W., Academy, W. Va. Jordan, William, died since the war. Beard, J. J., died since the war. Keyser, James, whereabouts unknown. Banner, S. A., killed second day's fight in the Keyser, D. W. C., whereabouts unknown. Wilderness. Kennison, Davis, Academy, W. Va. Bratton, W. A., killed on cattle raid near City Kennison, J. L., Academy, W. Va. Point, September, 1864. King, A. C., whereabouts unknown. Bratton, J. F., Cleeks Mills, Va. King, Spatswood, Rich Patch, Va. Bradshaw, J. B., McDowell, Va. Landes, Joseph, Mountain Grove, Va. Burger, David, died since the war. Lockridge, David, died since the war. Burnside, James, died since the war. Lockridge, Stephen, Highland county, Va. Callison, J. C., whereabouts unknown. Martin, W. A., Missouri. Chandler, David, Braxton county, W. Va. McElwee, John, died since the war. Cleek, George W., Cleeks Mills, Bath county, McElwee, D. B., Driscol, W. Va. Va. McElwee, B. D., Green Bank, W. Va. Cleek, D. G., died since the war. McElwee, Francis, Huttonsville, W. Va. Cochran, Clark, Academy, W. Va. McCarty, John, whereabouts unknown. Cochran, G. B., Academy, W. Va. McChesney, James Z., Charleston, W. Va. Criser, John S., Warm Springs, Va. McDonnald, G. W., died since the war. Criser, R. J., dead, Covington, Va. McNeil, A. G., died since the war. Dean, William, whereabouts unknown. Maffett, W. B., died since the war. Douglass, Calvin, whereabouts unknown. Maffett, George H., Parkersburg, W. Va. Douglass, B., whereabouts unknown. Moore, W. H., Covington, Va. Dunlap, James R., Missouri. Mustoe, David, whereabouts unknown. Edmiston, Andrew, died since the war. Mustoe, James, whereabouts unknown. Edmiston, Matthew, Washington. Mayse, Anderson, died since the war. Edmiston, Richard, Missouri. O'Meara, James, died since the war. Eagle, Newton, McDowell, Va. Payne, W. H., whereabouts unknown. Estes, William, Albemarle county, Va. Payne, J. E., Warm Springs, Va. Porter, A. S., Millboro, Va. Orange Court House, August 2nd, 1862; Pauturff, James, whereabouts unknown. sabre cut on head and shot in left shoulder Price, Henry, died since the war. and captured. Wounded at Upperville, June, Revercomb, George, Highland county, Va. 1863, at Baltimore and Ohio roadhouse; near Revercomb, Archie, killed at the Wilderness, New Creek, in 1864, and near Amelia May 6th, 1864. Springs, April 5, 1865; living at Lexington, Revercomb, John, Highland county, Va. KY. Revercomb, C. T., Clifton Forge, Va. First Lieut. Joseph Mayse, wounded at Jacks Rosser, John, killed at the Wilderness, May Shop in 1864; lost eye; died 1905. 6th, 1864. Second Lieut. Archibald M. McClintic, Snead, William, Alleghany county, Va. wounded at Orange Court House, August Snead, Robert, Alleghany county, Va. 2nd, 1862, and at Ashland, August, 1864; Stewart, J. H., died since the war. Fincastle. Sittington, Alex H., died since the war. Brevet Second Lieut. John A. Warwick, Shultz, John, died since the war. wounded May 5th, 1863, at the Wilderness – Surber, M. P., Clifton Forge, Va. Spottsylvania; died 1901. Swarts, Samuel, whereabouts unknown. First Sergt. William H. Hopkins, wounded at Swartz, John, whereabouts unknown. Upperville in June, 1863; died Millboro, Va. Swarts, Lewis, whereabouts unknown. Second Sergt. Jasper C. Lewis, wounded at Thomas, David, whereabouts unknown. Orange Court House, and received three Thomas, Charles, whereabouts unknown. wounds in Hampton's cattle raid in Nottoway Thomas, Samuel, whereabouts unknown. county, Va., 1864; Green Valley, Bath county, Thomas, George, whereabouts unknown. Va. Tinsley, W. H., whereabouts unknown. Third Sergt. George T. McClintic, wounded Tinsley, James, whereabouts unknown. at Orange Court House; Midland, Tx. True, Thomas, whereabouts unknown. Fourth Sergt: Robert J. Glendy, wounded in Thompson, Henry, Missouri. cattle raid, Pulaski county, Va. Wallace, C. R., Williamsville, Va. Color Sergt. Joseph Silvers, wounded and Wave, G., whereabouts unknown. died after the war. Wave, O., whereabouts unknown. First Corp. William P. Thompson, killed near Williams, E. B., Healing Springs, Va. Rapidan station. Orange county, Va., August Williams, Thomas, Healing Springs, Va. 2nd, 1862. Williams, E. T., Healing Springs, Va. Second Corp. Fendall C. Donnella, mortally Wilfong, Jacob. wounded in 1864 in Hampton cattle raid on Wilkinson, James, died since the war. Blackwater River; died in hospital in North Windom, John, whereabouts unknown. Carolina. Woods, P. A., died since the war Third Corp. Zorobabel Ailstock, wounded; Quartermaster Sergt. J. P. McDonald died died after the war. after the war. Fourth Corp. William H. Anderson, Color-bearer Joseph Silvers was killed in the wounded, sabre tierce through arm, Orange lower Valley in 1864. Court House, August 2nd, 1862, and cap- tured; died at Covington, Va., in 1901. Company G. (Furnished by George T. McClintic.) Privates. Ailstock, C. F., survived the war; history Officers. unknown. Capt. Foxhall A. Dangerfield, wounded at Ailstock, Jordan, survived the war; history unknown. probably dead. Archie, Robert, died in 1862. Gendy, Robert, wounded, living in Pulaski Armstrong, Peter, lost; supposedly killed on county, W. Va. Jones' raid in West Virginia, April 1863. Glendy, Benjamin, wounded. Armstrong, Dr. J. M., survived the war; last Glendy, John, died after the war. known residence, Knox County, Mo. Glendy, Thomas, died after the war. Burger, Samuel C., wounded May 6th, 1864, Green, William, mortally wounded and died in the Wilderness – Spottsylvania; died in Bath near Upperville, Va., in 1863. county, Va., in 1900 Gladwell, John W., survived the war; accord- Burger, David, died after the war in Bath ing to last account living in Highland county, county, Va. Va. Burns, Presley, F., wounded; died after the Gayheart, Joseph, history unknown. war. Holcomb, Joseph, history unknown. Burns, John. Hook, Elisha, died in Alleghany county, Va., Bishop, George. after the war. Booth, ——, killed in West Virginia, where he Husk, Thomas J., last heard of resided in had gone for a fresh horse. Highland county, Va. Brattan, William R., killed. Hoover, David, living at Healing Springs, Va. Brattan, J. Mitchell, Millboro Springs, Va. Hively, Thomas J., died during the war. Brattan, James, died during the war. Jackson, Peyton, living at Covington, Va. Brodkin, Ami, lost record of. Johnson, ——, history unknown. Cleek, Eli, Warm Springs, Va. Keister, William R., wounded; died after the Cleek, James G., Warm Spring, Va. war in Highland or Augusta county, Va. Crizer, John, died in 1863. Kincaid, Joseph B., died during or soon after Crizer, Thomas J., died in Pocahontas county, the war. W. Va., in 1903. Karnes, William H., wounded, lost leg; died Crizer, W. H. after the war. Crizer, Lewis. Kemp, ——, history unknonw. Curry, Andrew, wounded, believed still living; King, Alexander, living at Iron Gate, Va. Sunrise, Bath county, Va. Lockridge, Cooper, wounded; drowned after Cade, Balis, Baptist minster; living at last the war in Cow Pasture River, Bath county, report in Richmond, Va. Va. Cosby, Benjamin G., died after the war near Lockridge, John, wounded in leg; living in Millboro, Va. Bath county, Va. Cosby, John, Millboro, Va. Lange, Henry C., killed, February, 1863, in Cosby, David, died during the war. Maurertown fight. Cauley, Lee, survived the war; history un- Lange, John, wounded. known. Law, Aaron, wounded and died of wounds (I Coffee, Henry, Lynchburg. think). Donovan, Stephen, wounded; living at Warm Law, Benjamin, wounded; living at Warm Springs, Va. Springs, Va. Dean, William, died in 1862. Law, James, died after the war. Ervin, James, killed May 6th, 1864, in the Law, Stephen, living near Staunton, Va. Wilderness – Spottsylvania. Lynch, W. L., died after the war; many years a Eagle, Newton, history unknown. Methodist Episcopal minister. Friel, James, history unknown. Langridge, Richard, living in Lewiston, Mo. Furr, ——, lived in Augusta county, but McClintic, Adam, killed November 12th, 1864, in charge at Brent's house, near Cedar war. Creek, Frederick county, Va. Thompson, Mason, died during the war. McClintic, William S., wounded May 6th, Thompson, William, killed at Rapidan station, 1864, in the Wilderness and on Cattle raid – August 2nd, 1862. Blackwater River; died after the war. Thomas, Charles, living at Hot Springs, Va. McClintic, John S., wounded; living in Mon- Thomas, Jacob, killed. roe City, Mo. Thomas, Samuel, wounded; survived the war. McClintic, Robert, killed at Pattersons Creek Williams, Erasmus. in the winter of 1863. Williams, Anthony G. McClintic, Andrew B., died after the war. Williams, Harvey. McClintic, James, history unknown; said to Williams, James, living at Lewiston, Mo. be living in Montana. Williams, Lewis, died after the war in Salem, McDannald, D. Crockett, died in 1862. Va. McDannald, William C. Winthrow, Jack, living at Millboro Springs, McDannald, William R., died after the war. Va. McMath, Samuel S., died after the war. Wallace, Andrew, killed at Patterson's Creek, Mayse, Allan C., died after the war. W. Va., in 1865. Mayse, Charlers F., living in Bath county, Va. Wallace, Christopher, survived the war. Mayse, George, wounded; living at Austin, Warwick, J. W., Jr., living at Huntersville, W. Tex. Va. Mayse, Thomas, history unknown. Woodzell, B. F., living in Bath county, Va. Oliver, C. H., wounded; living at Ollie, Va. Woodzell, William, survived the war. Oliver, Joseph, died during the war. Wilkinson, Robert S., survived the war; Warm Price, Andrew G., captured; died in prison. Springs, Va. Payne, Charles, living in Missouri. Young, George, killed in West Virginia raid in Phillips, Thomas, living in W. Va. 1863. Phillips, William, bugler; living in W. Va. Richy, Joseph, died after the war. Company H. Richy, William, living at Warm Springs, Va. (Furnished by H. O. Pierce) Reynolds, William H., survived the war; history unknown. Officers. Rogers, Stephen, survived the war, history Capt. A. M. Pierce, died since the war. unknown. First Lieut. Joseph Sherrard, died since the Simpson, George, living at Millboro, Va. war. Simpson, John. Second Lieut. Braxton, went to foreign war. Simpson, William. Shumate, John K., living; manager of trans- Privates. portation and animal trainer, Sells' Circus. Marker, Amos, E., wounded; prisoner in Smith, Charles, survived the war. Camp Chase; Opequon, Va. Smith, James, wounded; survived the war. Wireman, John. Smith, Stuart, survived the war. Orndorff, Ananias, living on Cedar Creek. Taylor, Almond C., survived the war. Keiffer, James.a Thompson, Benjamin, killed May 6th, 1864, Frye, Al., living in Shenandoah county. in the Wilderness – Spottsylvania. Frye, B. F., Mountain Falls, Va. Thompson, Charles, wounded; died in 1906 Lichliter, Daniel, died since the war. near Healing Springs, Va. Fauver, John, died since the war. Thompson, George, wounded; died after the Fauver, Samuel, killed during the war. Ashwood, Joseph, Lenora, Va. Orndorff, Amos, dead. Shell, Samuel, living on Cedar Creek. Orndorff, M. Orndorff, Lemuel. Orndorff, Lemuel, don't know if living or Orndorff, Phineas, died since the war. not; postoffice, Zepp, Va. Conner, Morgan, living on Cedar Creek. Shell, Samuel, wounded near some church; Conner, James, living about Halltown. Zepp, Va. (I think.) Whetzel, James, Clearbrook, Va. Smith, Sandy, dead. Clark, James, Braddock Distillery, Smith, William, Wheatfield, Shenandoah Cumberland, Md. county, Va. Frye, Joseph Presley, died since the war. Whetzel, James, living at Clearbrook, Va. Himmelwright, Joseph, Star Tannery. White, Ira, killed at the Wilderness. Wilson, Martin. (Furnished by R. M Cooper.) Wimer, Jack. Officers. Company I. Capt. A. M. 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Ball, William S., wounded on November 12th, Fauver, John, prisoner; died since the war. 1864; United States Treasurer's Office, Wash- Frye, Joseph P., killed in valley. ington, D.C. Frye, A N., living at Woodstock, Va. Ball, William W., dead. Frye, James, living at Winchester, Va. Bell, B. A. Green, J. B., prisoner; New Orleans. Bell, G. H. Huff, John, living at Gravel Springs. Billings, Edward. Himelright, Joseph M., wounded; Star Tan- Billings, William, severely wounded on raid in nery, Va. West Virginia. Himelright, James, dead. Burke, T. T. Linaburg, Martin, living at Stephens City, Va. Butler, W. B. Orndorff, Ananias. Carrigan, J. P. Orndorff, Setz, dead. Catlett, H. C. Orndorff, Joseph B., dead. Cleveland, H. C. Cashman, T. Summers, ——- Clump, John, wounded. Thompson, Joseph, wounded in arm and Cockrell, Seth, wounded on October 7th, breast; Ash Grove, Va. 1864. Taylor, John S. Cooksey, J. W. Toole, Patrick. Cooney, Patrick, wounded in cattle raid in Toole, John. 1864. Utterback, William H., severely wounded. Dodd, Markus. Ward, Joseph. Donatini, L. G., died in service. Williams, R., died in service. Ester, ——- Winn, John, killed. Everson, Doyle. Fairfax, John. Fenton, J. B. Company K. Ford, W. E. (Furnished by D. C. Snyder) Grigsby, P. C. Grigsby, T. M., not with company after cap- Officers. ture in Alexandria. Lieut. William Powell, unknown. Gheen, G. Second Lieut. Jack Smith, Upperville, Va. Harding, G. Harrison, George H. Privates. Heath, J. B., did not return after capture in Chappell, George, Bluemont, Va. Alexandria. Drish, Donk, unknown. Hughes, John T. Furr, Frazier, Bluemont, Va. Hughes, L. T. Furr, Harris, Bluemont, Va. Hughes, D. Grimes, George, unknown. Jefferies, Richard, dead. Grimes, Joseph, unknown. Kirby, Asbury, wounded; Falls Church, Va. Moore, James, Bluemont, Va. Kirby, George F., wounded; dead. Murphy, J. T., Leesburg, Va. McCartney, wounded. Murphy, Moses B., unknown. McClannahan, John. Powell, Lute, unknown. McClung, ——- Powell, Watt, unknown. McCorkle, ——- Pyles, William, Millwood, Va. Morter, ——- Shell, Alfred, Bluemont, Va. Nelson, James W., killed. Shafer, John T., Bluemont, Va. Nelson, Joseph, died in service. Smith, George, Bluemont, Va. Perry, Alex, Conway, Fla. Smith, Jackson, Bluemont, Va. Ratcliffe, C. W., did not return after capture Stickles, Jno. M., Bluemont, Va. in Alexandria. Stickles, Henry, Bluemont, Va. Raid, E. C., wounded; Washington, D.C. Thompson, William, Bluemont, Va. Ritenour, David. Tomblin, James, Bluemont, Va. Gutler, G. W. Wiley, James, Bluemont, Va. Smith, A. M. Willingham, George, unknown. Smith, F. M. Saunders, Plunk. Stalcup, Joshua, dead. Speaks, J. H., did not return after capture in Alexandria.
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Scotland have included Kyle Traynor in their XV for the match with Tonga on Saturday after Ryan Grant was ruled out with a calf injury.
Traynor last played for Scotland back in 2009 in what was his third appearance for the national side. And with Grant sidelined and Allan Jacobsen retired from Test rugby, Traynor has got the nod. He swapped Edinburgh for Championship side Bristol in the summer but has stayed on coach Andy Robinson's radar and has also recently received praise from the now retired Jacobsen.
"Chunk's been a huge influence in my career, since I first met him as an 18, 19-year-old," Traynor said. "He's always helped me and always given me a load of advice.
"When I first got opportunities with Edinburgh it was through Chunk being injured. He would speak to me about the guy I was coming up against that week and really help me along. He's a great bloke. I've not spoken to him this week, but I spoke to him at the tail end of last week and he just said to me 'mate, you've got a massive opportunity so make the most of it'.
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food to die for manager very nice view stunning staff wonderful cant wait to go back
Il cibo era buono da morire. Il direttore molto gentile. La vista spettacolare. Il personale meraviglioso. Non vedo l'ora di tornarci.
Great holiday!
Myself and a friend stayed in the self catering cottages at the Castlerosse and were more than happy when we saw our accomodation!! We had a hugh lounge area with everything we needed including a fireplace and beautiful view, thanks to the floor to ceiling windows, of the national park. Which was also only a short walk away.
We had a lovely patio area which one of the bedrooms also opened out onto. The bedrooms were very spaceous and comfortable.
And to have a washing machine and dishwasher in the kitchen was a great suprise.
Everything to make our stay as relaxed as possible had been provided.
The staff were very efficient and friendly and all the facilities were great! We loved it and didn't want to leave, we will be back!!
One excellent holiday
Just back from a briliant holiday at the Castlerosse!
What a view from the restuarant - lakes and mountains, exactly what we came to Kerry for! We were certainly luckly with the weather and this showed off the view even more.I must say that I found the staff extremely welcoming and friendly and had no problems throughout my stay. the food in the restaurant was lovely and the "craic" in the bar very entertaining.
As for the 9 hole golf course - superb.
Will be recommending the Castlerosse to all my friends.
More motel than hotel
Certainly not a 3 star hotel in my view and not a hotel for anyone with problems walking. Some of the rooms are well over a hundred metres from the reception area. My girlfriend had torn her ankle ligaments shortly before our trip and walking around the hotel was not made easier by the fact that our room was far far away from the main areas of the hotel down a series of long corridors. (When we were leaving we actually drove our car to the emergency exit next to our room and drove to the reception area at the front of the hotel). Just really bad design.
The shabby (though clean) room we were given felt damp and soundproofing in the ceiling areas was non-existent. We could hear a full conversation from the Ohio couple next door to us which was more than a little disconcerting. The cheap TV with a lousy picture had about 6 channels so describing it as cable was a little farfetched. Luckily we were only staying one night so we didn't complain about the room. If we were staying any longer we ceratinly would have.
On the plus side the views are terrific and the breakast the next morning was very good -with real butter as far as I can remember.
Overall I was very disappointed with the Castlerosse Hotel especially the motel ambience at $150 a night . If only they had invested properly at the building stage this could have been an excellent place to stay however until they plough some money into upgrading it just take my advice and stay somewhere else.
Skip the restaurant
The Castlerosse is an average family friendly place which feels a bit more like a motel than a hotel. The restaurant has fabulous views of the lakes and mountains but the food is really just canteen food. I agree with the earlier reviewer about the butter which is not the only corner cut by the hotel. Staff were courteous but not particularly friendly and overall the place lacked atmosphere. Bedrooms are a good size and nicely furnished but there is no room service and you have to ask at reception for an iron. The swimming pool is nice and a decent size, not really luxurious but nice for a swim or splash about wtih a family - no kids after 7:30. The pool isn't half as bad as suggested by an earlier reviewer. The self catering cottages are very nice and a good price - would probably return and opt for them over a hotel room.
No butter!
First the food- no butter on the tables only cheap spread !- poor form for an Irish hotel. Overall the food was just average. Service was very good- we got complementary drinks after a slightly mixed up order. The rooms were good and spacious and some have great views on the lakes, golf course and mountains- ask for these if possible.
Didnt try the pool but two hard tarmac tennis courts are free to book (you can rent racquets). A bit out from town but a very nice walk into the National Park and Killarney town. ark and Killarney town.
Swimming pool nightmare
This hotel is very nice in general.however the swimming pool and added bits are an absolute disgrace in my opinion.the changing rooms were dirty and there was grit on the swimming pool floor.not very hygienic. but the views are good.
One hell of a hotel!
We have stayed twice at this hotel and nothing is too much trouble!
The views from the retaurant are too die for! So clean and friendly, there is entertainment in the bar most nights, and the swimming pool and fitness centre keeps the calories from piling on!
I had a wonderful stay in the Castlerosse Hotel last weekend with my partner. The rooms were nice and comfortable with a beautiful view of the golf course lake and mountains. The food was excellent and the staff were extremely helpful. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a nice relaxing environment close to the heart of Killarney
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... the woods and valleys until we ran into our sheep friends in the middle of the road. Stacie proceeded with caution as we excitedly talked to them through the window. We laughed because this was something we talked about and had expected from the day we booked our trip. Ironically this probably would have never happened if the GPS hadn't taken us on this crazy road. Killarney, we heard, is an "American town". First stop Killarney National Park. We ...
I was wrong. Killarney is even more beautiful than Waterford. These hills are amazing!! It's like we're in Skyrim!! Driving through these hills was such an adventure, and words really can't describe it. I wish I could, but even a picture does not do it justice. It's just so green!! I could live here, I ...
Having Craic
... and buildings one would expect to see in a postcard. The stop here was brief before continuing yet again to our final destination of Killarney where we were greeted by our hosts at our 4 star hotel and given enough time to relax and walk around the charming pedestrian area before our dinner of traditional cuisine of the region.
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Buzzsaw, here's one I took when it was in full bloom...
Thanks Jodi and Al!! Appreciate it very much!
Al, most of the thanks belongs to you! If it wasn't for your wonderful soil mix, fertilizer,watering techniques and advise...this plant wouldn't be doing as well as it is! So I again, my plants and I thank you!!
Hi Jodi,
I think that tree is appx. 5 yrs old? I am not an Adenium expert by any means, I've been very fortunate to have found Al's mix which has made it easy for me to take care of it. I raised the caudex on it at least 2 times a year and go up one size bigger(pot)at least once a year. I've only root pruned that DR once...a year and a half ago. I do prune it once a year to keep it nice and bushy. It has flowers off and on most of the year here in FL...but nothing like it does every May/June...that is when I have the most blooms, more blooms than leaves!
IMHO, its a pretty carefree plant...at least that particular one has been for me, but I do have it outside 360+ days a year.
I wonder how it would fare going from outside to inside for the winter? Our humidity is so low in winter...
Thank you so much for answering my questions! Yes, I can almost envision one in my future... I think I'll wait until spring to start looking around seriously, though.
I have looked at them before... just to look. The variety available is quite large! I'm not sure I know where to begin!
They do fit into my collection of bulbs and bulbous type plants, though... and they're so pretty... someone please remind me too look for one when spring gets here! My memory is so bad! ;-)
Thanks again for the information!
I will be one person pestering your every thread every day from day one of my crocuses bloom until you get one.
The phrase "A pic is worth a thousand words" I owe 5 million back for that pic.
Begin with cacti simple as can be, there's a small "but big if you stare to long" alley way named bonsai on this road just a lil peek down that way should do............ go ahead look in. End at rose caught in adaptation. Outdoor Roses awesome aren't they? Same but different very different, you'll like them differences very very much.
Keeping in touch with nature ; )
You're very welcome Jodi! I am sure you will do fantastic with one, if you can grow all those bulbs, DR will be a snap for you.
I found a picture from a little over 3 years ago...funny, I was fortunate enough to buy the same exact design pot only bigger size. Unfortunately when I bought the plant I didn't have a digital camera, so I don't have a picture when I bought it. I bought this at HD in a 6" pot...just regular DR that they sold back then. I know that now they have so different varieties available.
Taken Aug. 06...
This one was taken this morning...it has the least amount of flowers this time of year...Plus I wanted you to see the leaves.Pot size is 18"...as you can see I need to do some light trimming again!
It's a spectacular tree! The trunk and roots are so gnarly! And I mean that in a really good way! You can actually see how the roots grew, comparing the two photos... it's amazing!
To borrow a phrase from the young, hip crowd... it's sic! :-)
Well, I'm going to spend the winter learning more about caudex and bonsai, and bulbous plants... and root pruning, and about all the different varieties and flowers available. By spring, I should know what I'm looking for!
The bottom line is... I have to have one!
Josh, anytime you want to come to FL to " get my arms around those fat, fantastic roots!" you are more than welcome,lol!
Jodi, thanks! "Gnarly" is definitely a good word for that Caudex and has been used a few times with this plant,lol.
Keep us posted and I definitely want to see a picture once you get one! You will love this plant!
I am wondering if anyone in a northern climate has one and if so what they think of the plant. Puglvr(your name is Nance?) your specimen is certainly gorgeous, but you also live in Florida where it gets to enjoy outdoor sun almost all year.
In my climate it would get similar enjoyment from the outdoor sun 3, maybe 4 months out of the year and spend the rest of it's life under HID lighting or weak, filtered sunlight as a houseplant.
I can be patient, but I suspect that what takes you 1 year to achieve would take me at least 3-4 so I solicit the experience of colder climate folks with this plant.
Hi justaguy, yes I'm Nancy. Thanks for the nice compliment on my DR! You are right, I do live in a climate where I can leave my DR outside 36o+ days a year, and it is growing in full sun almost that many days.
Hopefully, there will be some people here or maybe check the Cactus/Succulent forum, there are people that grow them with success that don't live in Fl. I hope you get some feedback on how well these perform in artificial light during the winter. I think they go dormant for colder climates? Mine never does...but it has lost a lot of leaves when I've left it outside during very cold weather. I've made sure to bring it in the garage when my temps go below 40° just to play it safe.
You are probably correct in what you said about me taking only a year...while it might take you 3-4 years to achieve the same results.
Well, Jodi did mention she was going to do some research, it's def. a very good idea. I've also seen some people that grow these in colder climates grow them much smaller in size, some in bonsai form.
Thanks for your comments, Nancy. Al, you seem to like Nancy's plant, do you have any plant comparable in terms of preferred/required climatic conditions that you can discuss in terms of culture whether as a bonsai specimen or other?
I spent a few years living in Hawaii and fell in love with a tree that had 'gnarly' roots like Nancy's plant does, but these were huge in ground trees (probably some type of banyan tree). I have never seen anything with a comparable root appearance capable of surviving in the frozen north.
Would love a container specimen, but not if it's just going to suffer 8-9 months out of the year from not being outside. Have enough of those already ;) One of these days I may have to move south.
I'm sure Adenium can be grown in the north, but the plant will simply have a "rest period" over winter, and it'll just take longer to get to decent size. The trick will be providing it with enough light and the proper humidity indoors over winter. I think it's definitely worth a try, though!
I'd love to move south, although there are advantages to living where there's a cold season. Viruses and bacterias are kept to a minimum, and many plants require a cold dormant season in order to bloom. I would miss Lilacs, Peonies, and the cold hardy, spring blooming bulbs, such as Tulips and Lilies. I wouldn't mind picking up one or two zones, though... lots of great tea roses could be grown in a zone 7 garden!
One of my favorite trees is the Cyprus... they have great roots! I've not tried a bonsai as of yet... but I have always wanted to. An Adenium would be perfect, I think!
Thank you Buzzsaw and Jane...yes it is a plastic pot. The clay pot that size was a little more money than I wanted to spend. I actually grow plants in both plastic and clay, whatever is available and what my budget is at the time I need one,lol...I would love to find a large bonsai style pot, I think it would look really nice in one, but I know the price tag would be very high.
Jodi, I wanted to update you on my Amaryllis, the flowers are opening! I just love them!! Thanks for your tips!
Jodi, a quick question...after the blooms die off, do I just cut it below(all the way down at the bottom)of the stem? Then what? Thanks again!
Dear Jane,
Perhaps you missed the recent discussion about clay vs plastic containers. In it, no one ever said you couldn't grow beautiful, healthy plants in plastic plots. The point was that you have greater potential to grow more attractive and healthier plants in pots of gas-permeable material. Unfortunately, that concept proved just a little too difficult for a very few to process. ;o)
Stellar job, Nance.
Gorgeous, Nancy! Minerva is my favorite, for sentimental reasons... so I always have a soft spot for that variety!
I wait until the stem fades on its own to clip it off... I don't like cutting them off when they're still green, leaving that open, gaping wound for insects or fungi to get in. Once the stem fades, I clip it off close to the bulb, and then begin a good regimen of feeding and plenty of light so the bulb can grow its leaves and recharge for the next bloom cycle.
Good job, Nancy!
And I agree... the larger the pot, the more they cost and the more they weigh. Sometimes, it's in my budget's best interest to go with plastic... although, I do keep my eyes open for sales on the larger clay pots.
Right you are, Al... and the majority of us extrapolated that idea, and while we all have our preferences and know the science, even those of us preferring clay are at the mercy of what we can afford when it comes to those giant pots!
My pleasure, Nancy! Always happy to help a fellow bulb lover!
Minerva might be one of the three most common varieties, the other two being Red Lion and Apple Blossom, but it'll always be my favorite because it has the same name as did my beloved American Bulldog... now deceased. When I saw the name on the box, I had to have it... and thus began my foray into growing, collecting and breeding Hippeastrum bulbs!
My original Minerva bulb is about 10 years old now... and she faithfully blooms every spring! She's only taken 2 or 3 years off in all that time... either due to a move or a re-pot... but she's right back on schedule the following spring! I just recently separated her and her daughter bulb, which is as large as she is!
Once you realize how easy these bulbs are to grow and bloom and breed, and you discover all the different varieties available out there, it's difficult not to become quite hooked on them!
If you haven't already, check out Royal Colors, link below... it's one of my favorite sites... the best time to buy is early autumn, getting your orders in so you get the best bulbs... and just like anything else, you usually get what you pay for.
I'm thoroughly addicted, myself, and have quite an extensive collection... and I'm not done collecting yet!
Here is a link that might be useful: Royal Colors - Quality Amaryllis/Hippeastrum Bulbs
Appreciate that Jodi and thanks for the link. Boy, I really don't need another addiction,lol. I already have a Hoya Addiction you would not believe, plus Jades! I got rid of a lot of other plants to make room for more Hoyas and Jades. I probably won't(can't is more like it) start another obsession. I just don't have the room!
You mean to tell me...this bulb might have a daughter, oh boy! How will I know and when should I separate them...sorry about all the ??'s I wasn't expecting it,lol...
Well, Nancy, my Minerva didn't begin growing an offset until a few years ago, and I left them grow together until the daughter bulb about pushed mom up out of the pot! The two got so big side by side that they actually cracked the pot! That's the main reason I separated them... that, and I wanted to get them into better medium.
Here they are, jammed in one pot, blooming nicely!
Minerva and Daughter, after un-potting and cleaning up...
But mom bloomed this past spring, even with a giant daughter bulb next to her, so there's no harm in leaving offsets in the same pot... as long as there's enough room for everyone.
From my experience, Minerva doesn't offset too freely, so you should be ok for quite some time. Granted, I've grown my bulb indoors for the length of time I've had it, so growing it outdoors might affect it a bit differently.
Collecting Amaryllids from South Africa and South America is my main addiction... but I do have a decent case of orchid addiction going on, as well! Add in all the "friendship plants" I've been gifted with, and I'm a little cramped here! So, I know what you mean!
I love Hoyas, and if I had the space, I'd probably have those going on, too! I like Jades, too... but I usually kill those with too much watering. Of course, that was before I discovered the Al Method! :-)
Thanks Jodi, I guess for now I won't worry too much about it,lol...Two of them are fully open now, and it is just beautiful, I can see why you are addicted to them.
Beautiful Minerva you have there, thanks for sharing!!
I guess for a lot of us...space is the main problem for not growing more plants, we just need to win the lotto and build a bigger house and or greenhouse!
One of my dreams is to have a nice greenhouse... or even better, a glassed in sun room/atrium running the entire length of my home, facing south east! I would love to spread out my jungle more... and have more room to collect bulbs and other plant types I'd like to try.
I've got a dwarf banana tree, Crinum bulbs, two Plumeria starts, and a few other items that I'd love to keep in a large atrium so I could enjoy them all the time! As it is, I don't know what I'll do when these guys get too big!


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Dressed allotment salad
By Barney Desmazery
Cooking timePrep: 20 mins Cook: 20 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
This late-summer salad makes use of veg you can easily grow yourself
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- 400g new potatoes
- 4 eggs
- 300g runner beans, stringed and sliced
- 85g radishes, trimmed and sliced
- 1 robust lettuce, like Little Gem lettuce or Webb's
- 2 tbsp olive oil
For the salad cream
- 3 tbsp white wine vinegar
- 1 tbsp English mustard
- 142ml tub single cream
- pinch cayenne pepper
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Making a tartare dressing of finely minced shallot, capers and parsley mixed with olive oil, to dress cooked runner beans. Great with poached salmon.
- For the salad cream: whisk all ingredients together with a pinch of salt. (Make it several hours ahead and it will thicken naturally.) 2 Cook the potatoes in a large pan of boiling salted water for about 15 mins until tender when prodded with a fork. With about 8 mins left, drop the eggs in and cook together with the potatoes. Drain and set aside to cool, then slice the potatoes and peel the eggs.
- Cook the runner beans in boiling salted water for 4-5 mins until just cooked, then drain and refresh in iced water. Drain again and set aside.
- Break the lettuce into leaves, wash and spin if necessary. Line a large salad bowl with the leaves, then in a separate bowl toss all the vegetables together with the oil. Pile the vegetables on top, then quarter the eggs and place around the outside. Serve the salad cream on the side for spooning over.
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POTOMAC, Md. Stanley Karnow, the Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and longtime foreign correspondent, is trying to think of a good title for a planned memoir.
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Interesting times: covering the war in Vietnam, from the first Americans killed, in 1959; traveling to China for President Richard M. Nixon's 1972 visit; Karnow's friendship with Corazon Aquino, who in the 1980s became president of the Philippines and an international heroine.
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Karnow has not published a book since "Paris in the Fifties," a memoir that came out in 1997. The silence was unplanned. He tried writing a history of Asians in the United States, but decided that an Asian was more suited for the job. He attempted a book on Jewish humor, "a marvelous book," but never advanced beyond an outline.
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Property Details
Condo, 1 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 5 Sleeps
A rare two story unit with ocean views. Recently remodeled, 51' flat scren TV and Bose home theatre in living room. Enhanced security locks, new carpet and ceramic tile throughout. Great beachfront location with nice pool and hot tub area. Great clientele, and right on the famous Broadwalk!
About the Owner
I am an international development professional, working primarily in places you hear about on the news but don't want to visit! Originally from Vermont, this is my vacation home and my second home when I am back in the US, and I plan on it being my longer term place when the time comes. This is evident from the high end amenities throughout.
Guestbook comments from the owner
Hi Stephen,
Our vocation is over and we are back home. I would like to tell you that we've enjoyed staying at your place - it was great and comfortable.
As you said you didnt take security deposit from us, and i think we have kept the place undamaged. However, with three kids something always happens and i need to tell you that we have broken couple things: a cup and a glass. Please let me know how much we owe you, and i'll reimburse you that.
Please let me know if you need any actions from me, and again thank you very much for letting us in - it was wonderful time for us.
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From the Owner
"This is a beautiful 'Grande Dame' of a building, with unique features from an elegant bygone era, a beautiful view, the nicest pool in Hollywood, pet friendly and my sons love it there. There is so much to see and do within walking distancemost of the time I don't even get a car!"
Activity and Interests
Only 15 minutes to Ft. Lauderdale, and 45 to Miami, and all the surrounding attractions.
Rental rates
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
Dec 16 2014 - May 1 2015
3 night minimum stay
May 2 2015 - Sep 30 2015
3 night minimum stay
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
Additional information about rental rates
- cleaning $75
- Pet Fee $50
Nightly Rate: $95 - $300
no e-checks
Weekly Rate: $500 - $750
Monthly Rate: $1500 - $3000
rates are seasonally adjusted, Unless othersise agreed upon, parking is not included. Pets require a fee based on the type of pet, plus a damage deposit .. paypal is accepted, however E-checks require 10 days advanced payment. standard paypal is prefered and is immediatel Bitcoin is accepted as well.
Cancellation Policy
- 12
- Available
- 12
- Unavailable
- 12
- Today
From the Owner
"The ocean views from both floors, new very high end bedding, I have back problems, and bought the best beds I could come close to affording. We also have a 51' plasma TV, cappuccino machine and numbeous other little touches that make this a cool and interesting place, not just a hotel room. I.E. Afghan carpets and paintings, other interesting art, new carpeting and tile. We are on the famous Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, with hundreds of restaurants right there, of a short walk off the beach is Le Tub, one of the best burger joints in the US! I first came to HBR as a renter, and knew I would buy a unit soon after that visit..."
Property Type
- condo
- Adventure
- Family
- Romantic
- Air Conditioning
- Elevator
- Fitness Room / Equipment
- Internet
- Linens Provided ...
- Parking ...
- Towels Provided
- Coffee Maker
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven
- Pantry Items
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Dining
- Dining Room
- Satellite / Cable
- Television ...
Pool / Spa
- Communal Pool
- Hot Tub
- Outdoor Pool
- Private Pool
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters ...
- children welcome
- pets considered ...
- wheelchair inaccessible
Location Type
- Beach View
- Beachfront
- Ocean View
- Oceanfront
- marina
- restaurants
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness center
- groceries
- laundromat
Sports & Adventure Activities
- deepsea fishing
- jet skiing
- paragliding
- sailing
- scuba diving or snorkeling
- snorkeling
- swimming
Floor Area
- 700 sq. ft.
- 2 Bathrooms
- Bathroom 1
- Bathroom 2
- two nice baths
- 1 Bedroom, Sleeps 5
- Bedroom 1
- 2 new high end beds, 1 queen, 1 full. ocean views, 32' lcd tv.
- Golf ...
- Guests provide their own meals
- On-site parking available, fully equiped kitchen, restaurants on-site, everything you need for short or long term comfort and fun!


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We are going to order our bridesmaid dresses from the House of Brides online, has anybody ordered from there and are you pleased.
My dress: Mori Lee style 2891 in white
I just took a look at the site and the prices and selection seem very reasonable. I/we didn't order my wedding dress or bridesmaid dress from them but did find that what we had chosen was about 30% lower than the local store where we purchased ours from. But then again the local store included alterations.
What do you think of our wedding party selections?
My dress: Mori Lee style 2891 in white
Bridesmaid: Dessy style 2037 in artic
Good Luck!


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Display gardens around Fayetteville/Bentonville area?
Are there any good places to visit around the Fayetteville/Bentonville area? We probably won't have a lot of time and I prefer to visit someplace that has markers with plant names (so I can add to my wish list).
Has anyone visited the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks in Fayetteville yet? I found a website for it and it says it opens in 2006. I wonder if it is already open. We'll have the kids with us and it has a childrens garden so I think that would be something they would enjoy too. Or maybe it's just getting started and not much to see yet. Anyone know? Thanks
Here is a link that might be useful: Botanical Garden of the Ozarks
If I remember right, the Botanical Gardens have their official opening in October. The roses were planted this spring, I'm pretty sure. Compton Garden in Bentonville is a wonderful newer garden of native plants (with markers) and a beautiful nature walk. It's only a block or two from the square in downtown Bentonville. Peel House is in front of the WalMart Super Center and well worth a stop.