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On the Cover 

124th Naonal 

A‐1 Team Musket Winners 

8th Virginia Infantry 

Photo: A. Weber 

Find The N-SSA At: 

www.n-ssa.org 

www.n-ssa.smugmug.com 

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In this Issue 

Editors Rant 5 

Board & Staff Officers 6 

Commander’s Colum 10 

Execuve Secretary 11 

Board Meeng Minutes 14 

TAPS 25 

Mill Park Dedicaon 28 

124th Naonal Coverage 34 

Team Match Results 74 

Individual Match Results 96 

Regional Happenings 106 

History & Educaon News 113 

New Members 116 

Skirmish Kinks 119 

Roadside Memorial Dedicaon 123 

Manassas Fiy Years Later 124 

Skirmish Notes 128 

2012 Skirmish Schedule 134


From the Editor 

Well here it is, the last of the online only editions. The print version, including the online version will 

resume in 2012, with the print edition hitting the mail sometime in late February. All mail subscriptions are 

handled by the Executive Secretary, the Skirmish Line staff have nothing to do with that part of the process, so 

please direct all subscription related matters to Judy. Contact information is available on page 97. New ad rates 

are posted on page 13 if anybody’s interested. 

Regional information is nil to non-existent, so remind your regional commanders to submit your events, 

photos, and information, if you want to see it in here. I’ll throw a dart at the staff as well, a little info from the 

different offices, departments, and committees would make for some fair reading as well. 

We all like to see tech articles, but we can’t print’em, if we don’t get’em. We don’t mind reprinting a few from 

the golden years, but we’re looking for fresh ideas as well. Musket care, loads, sights, safety, are all good topics 

for anybody to read about. Couple new features will be along next year as well, but the cats in the bag for 

now. 

Ya’ll have a great Christmas, New Year, and beyond. 

J.Fisher, 13th Confederate Infantry skirmishline@n-ssa.org 

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N-SSA Board Of Directors 

National Commander Linwood McMahon 

Deputy Commander Philip Spaugy 

Adjutant Francis Kapper, Jr. 

Inspector General Sharon Myers 

Paymaster James Baird 

Executive Secretary Judy Stoneburner 

Regional Commanders 

Allegheny James Odenheimer 

Carolina Gordon Bailey 

Central Virginia Craig Stanley 

Chesapeake David Booz 

Deep South Carlton Layne 

Middle Atlantic Joseph Plakis, III 

Midwest John Robey 

New England O. Edward Moore, Jr. 

Northeast Ronald Barvian 

Northwest Charles Kindle, Jr. 

Potomac Davy Crockett, Jr. 

Tidewater John Malarkey, Sr. 

Western John Matuszek 


N-SSA Staff Officers 

Artillery Officer Robert West 

Bivouac Officer Robert Gorsky 

Chaplain Carl Soine 

Corporate Relations Officer Allen Minneman 

History Center Alfred Baird 

Interim Skirmish Line Editor Joe Fisher 

It Manager Linwood McMahon 

Judge Advocate / Solicitor Brian Appelt 

Judge Advocate/Solicitor Lars Anderson 

Logistics Todd Hess 

National Recruiting Officer Craig Stanley 

NRA Liaison Gary Crawford 

NRA Liaison Deputy CWO-2 Frederic Behrens 

Ordnance Officer/Med Liaison John Venskoske, Sr. 

Property Manager Timothy Scanlan 

Protocol Officer Charles Kindle, Jr. 

Provost Marshal Robert Klutas 

Public Information Officer Philip Spaugy 

Range Officer William Jordan 

Retail Sales Manager Brenda Leister 

Revolver Range Officer Paul Lampman 

Sanitation Officer Charles Wager 

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N-SSA Staff Officers cont. 

Signal Officer Paul Hayes 

Statistics Officer Jeffrey Knauss 

Sutler Officer Thomas Johnson, Jr. 

Youth Program Coordinator Frederick Schell 

Regional Arms Inspectors 

Allegheny Mike Pasquerette 

Carolina Michael Harper 

Central Virginia Phillip Crabill 

Chesapeake Michael Linton 

Deep South Kenneth Hansgen 

Mid Atlantic Gary Corsetti 

Midwest Bradley Schuler 

New England Thomas Hines 

Northeast David Sanders 

Northwest Edward Walters 

Potomac Mark Elton 

Tidewater James Wilkinson, Jr. 

Western John Thatcher 

Please email the Executive Secretary @ EXECSECRETARY@N-SSA.ORG for contact information. 


Committee Chairpersons 

Archives/Membership Steven Meserve 

Awards Committee Karen Lee Gaskill 

Community Relations/ 

Property Mgmt Committee Gary Crawford 

Costume Committee Sharleen Carr 

Field Recruiting; Joe Fisher 

Recreation Chair 

History Committee John Zebelean, III 

Insurance Committee John Richardson 

International Thomas Warabak 

Muzzleloading Committee 

Long Range Planning David Booz 

Personnel Review James Brake 

Program Michael Jordan 

Property Management Roger Bethke 

Regional Range/ Philip Spaugy 

Sesquicentennial 

Rules Committee John Robey 

Small Arms Committee John Holland, Jr. 

Uniform Committee Mark Latham 

Veterans Committee Edward Williams 

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From The National Commander 

Linwood McMahon 

Happy Holidays and a Prosperous New Year 

to all N-SSA members and their families! 

Linwood L. McMahon, Commander 


Executive Secretary’s Ofice 

Executive Secretary’s Corner 

News from the cabin by the creek 

November 2011 

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Judy Stoneburner 

As the days begin to get shorter, the leaves are falling and winter advisories are being issued, we know that another 

great skirmish season has come and gone. To all of the teams that hosted skirmishes both in their own regions 

and the nationals, thank you for your hard work and dedication to the organization. Also many thanks to the 

volunteers, staff members, committees, team officers, regional officers and the board of directors for their countless 

hours of work and devotion to the North-South Skirmish Association. 

During the nationals the cabin is a hub of activity each day. The executive secretary’s office is located in the 

front of the cabin and the Small Arms Committee is located in the rear of the cabin. Business hours for both the 

secretary’s office and the SAC office may be found on the program issued during nationals, the N-SSA web page 

and the schedule is also posted. The Gainesboro Rescue Squad provides a first aid station that is located in front 

of the cabin. 

During both fall and spring nationals, many lost and found items made their way to the cabin. Lost and found 

items that are turned in are inventoried and stored for two years. Lost and found items not claimed at the end of 

the two-year period will be sold per N-SSA policy. It is always a good idea to put your competitor identification 

number on shooting equipment so that items can be identified and returned to the proper owner as soon as possible.

During the membership meeting Friday, October 7, 2011 each team received an envelope that contained their renewal 

forms for the 2012-skirmish season as well as a roster update form. If for any reason, you do not have your 

forms, contact the executive secretary for new a new set. 

It has been both a privilege and a pleasure to serve the North-South Skirmish Association this past year. I look 

forward to working with everyone during the 2012 skirmish season. 


Executive Secretary 

Mark the date 

November 24, 2011 Reports for the January Board Packet are due to the National Adjutant. 

Team participation reports from regional commanders are due to the Executive Secretary. 

Skirmish dates for 2012 from regional commanders are due to the Executive Secretary. 

December 1, 2011 Membership renewal rosters and camper surveys due. 

Renewals postmarked after December 5, 2011 will be charged a late fee per member. 

January 1, 2012 Membership cards will be mailed. 

January 28 & 29, 2012 January Board of Directors Meeting. 

Early February Spring Nationals Registration will be mailed 

May 16-20, 2012 Spring Nationals 

Early June, 2012 Fall Nationals Registration packet will be mailed. 

October 3-7, 2012 Fall Nationals 


Phil Spaugy, Deputy Commander 

Frank Kapper, National Adjutant 

James Baird, Paymaster 

Sharon Myers, Inspector General 

Judy Stoneburner, Executive Secretary 

Commander McMahon called meeting to order at 8:00 a.m. 

James Odenheimer, Allegheny Region 

Gordon Bailey, Carolina Region 

Craig Stanley, Central Virginia Region 

Dave Booz, Chesapeake Region 

Carlton Layne, Deep South Region 

Joseph Plakis, III, Middle Atlantic Region 

John Robey, Midwest Region 

O. Ed Moore, New England Region 

Ronald Barvian, Northeast Region 

Charles Kindle, Jr., Northwest Region 

Davy Crockett, Jr., Potomac Region 

John Malarkey, Sr., Tidewater Region 

Yancey Von Yeast, Western Region 

Minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting 

North South Skirmish Association 

August 6, 2011 

Sheraton Reston Hotel, Reston, Virginia 

Approved as amended: Thursday, October 6, 2011 

National Officers present 

Linwood McMahon, National Commander, presiding 

Regional Commanders present 


Frank Kapper offered the invocation. 

Commander McMahon welcomed Ron Barvian back to the board representing the Northeast Region. 

You have received the minutes of the May 19 th Board of Director’s meeting. Are there any corrections to the minutes? Hearing none, 

if there are no objections, the minutes are approved as printed. 

You have received the minutes of the May 20 th Membership meeting. Are there any corrections to the minutes? Hearing none, if there 

are no objections, the minutes are approved as printed. 

Commander’s Report: The report covered the kick off celebration of the Civil War Sesquicentennial. Gratitude was extended to all 

who took part in planning and participating in this event. Appreciation was also extended to the number of members, their families 

and guest that came out to support the event. 

The first of two online issues of the Skirmish Line have been published. The goal is to publish two online issues, then in January 

2012 return to the printed copy. An option that is currently being discussed is to offer an online edition as well as the printed edition. 

The Skirmish Line budget is the single most costly line item in the association’s budget. A few years ago, it was costing 23% of our 

operating budget to produce. An Ad Solicitor has been appointed to solicit ads from companies/sutlers to offset some of the cost in 

producing the magazine. 

We have received a substantial, partial ($5,000) payment toward the $10,000 no interest, five-year loan that was made to the Centerburg 

Conservation Club in 2009. With the help of the N-SSA, the Centerburg range was saved and the N-SSA obtained a long-term 

use agreement, which will enable the Midwest region to use Centerburg for years to come. 

There was a concern regarding the number of firearms that were discharged during company matches while the competing companies 

were snapping caps. Competitors and safety officers must be aware of what is happening during the snap caps portion of each event. 

Safeties in particular should be moving up and down the firing line so that they can readily observe the actions of the competitors. 

Our excellent safety record can only continue if we are all involved in making sure we are all safe on the firing line. 

The corporate sponsorship/supporter program was approved by the BoD at the May meeting and is off to a great start under the guidance 

of our Corporate Relations Officer, Al Minneman. Programs like this will help provide much needed revenue to our association 

at no additional cost to the individual members. 

A late request was submitted asking the association to relax the rules to allow pets at nationals. This will not be addressed during the 

August Board meeting. This particular issue will be addressed at the January 2012 board meeting. All rules change requests must 

follow protocol and go through the rules committee. Rules change requests must be submitted to the rules committee chair several 

weeks prior to the Board package deadline. 

We are being mandated by the FCC to go to the narrow band emissions on our two-way radios effective 2013. The association has 

thirty-five radios that must be replaced to comply with the FCC ruling. The Allegheny and Potomac regions have 13 radios that must 

be replaced as well. Commander McMahon has been working with three different companies, and the company in Winchester has 

given the lowest bid. Motorola is also offering a rebate deal if the radios are purchased soon. After discussion, it was determined that 

this decision would be tabled until after the paymaster’s report. 

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The Disabled American Veterans event ran into some last minute issues. P. Spaugy, the Judge Advocates and Craig Stanley are on the 

committee to work out the issues with the DAV corporate office. I hope that the issues will be resolved and with Board approval, we can 

provide an event for the DAV. 

The range public address system-rewiring project was originally scheduled to be completed by fall nationals 2011. So as not to interfere 

with the Fall Nationals and compromise the current system, the rewiring will be completed by the end of the 2011. 

Nothing but positive comments has been received regarding the on-line version of the publication of the Skirmish Line. Based on the over 

whelming support of the on-line version, Commander McMahon would like to recommend that the organization continue with the on-line 

publication in addition to the printed issue beginning in 2012. Commander McMahon supports publishing and additional issue prior to the 

Fall Nationals and another addition at the end of the year. There is no cost for the on-line publication. 

Publish a third on-line edition of the Skirmish Line was approved upon motion by F. Kapper. 

Deputy Commander’s Report - Discussed the NRA Convention and again thanked Fred Behrens and others for representing the N-SSA. 

Our presence at this premier event is important, not only to help attract new members, but to have the chance to network with other shooting 

organizations and our vendors. It was recommended that we develop some sort of recruiting or information kiosks for recruiting 

events. Another recommendation was to set up kiosks on our own range and in Sutler’s row so that we can make recruiting information 

more readily available to visitors. 

Sesquicentennial Committee Report - 124th National Skirmish Special Event. The event will be a Regional All Star Stake Event, each 

region providing two companies of 16 musket shooters. The winning region will receive 16 gold medals. Adjust fall schedule to accommodate 

the All Star Stake event was approved upon motion by J. Malarkey. 

Sesquicentennial Commemorative Skirmish Planning - Planning is moving ahead for our commemoration skirmish to be held at the 

127 th Nationals in the spring of 2013. There will be a grand review, a night artillery match and a regional all star musket company competition, 

with several other proposed events in the works. Several samples of commemorative patches were reviewed and will be voted on 

at the January 2012 board meeting. After action: The BoD was asked to electronically vote on a logo only from the sample of patches 

presented. The BoD selected the logo from patch number three. 

Thanks were extended to all those who made the Twilight All Star Smoothbore match a success in particular Tim Scanlan and Hank Atterbury 

for orchestrating the first shot and ensuing fireworks, and to the fine musicians of the 2 nd Maryland Fifes and Drums for their performance 

at the end of the event. 

The addendum to the N-SSA sesquicentennial committee report contained information regarding the possibility of having our country’s 

service academies participate in a demonstration skirmish at one of our national skirmishes. VMI has been contacted and is excited about 

the possibility. Regional commanders are asked to take the information back to their regions regarding “Adopting a Keydet” for the 

demo. VMI would like to have 10 Keydets participate. 

Inspector General – Sherry Myers reported that there were an unusually high number of failures, both of half cock and full cock inspections. 

After inspection of the line during national, it was evident that some kind of training for line safeties during team competition and 

the competitors themselves in general needs to take place. 


S. Myers moved to approve Company D, 33 rd Virginia Infantry conditional membership in the N-SSA Conditional member status was 

denied. Probationary status stands. Company D, 33 rd Virginia Infantry will stand for re-inspection at the Board of Directors meeting, 

Thursday, October 6, 2011. 

S. Myers moved to approve the The Dulany Troop, 7 th Virginia Cavalry, Potomac Region. S. Myers reported that there was a change in 

the paperwork and the 7 th Virginia Cavalry should be the 6 th Virginia Cavalry. J. Robey moved to amend the motion to grant probationary 

status to The Dulany Troop, 6 th Virginia Cavalry, Potomac Region if corrected paperwork is provided to the IG by September 1, 

2011. Amended motion accepted. 

After action: Corrected paperwork was submitted prior to September 1, 2011 deadline.. The BoD voted via email and it was approved to 

grant probationary status to the Dulany Troop, 6 th Virginia Cavalry. 

S. Myers moved to rescind the board action of August 2009, and reinstate Uniform and Small Arms as independent committees within 

the N-SSA. Motion accepted. 

Paymaster’s Report – The report included the statement of income for the period of January 1 through July 15, 2011, balance sheets as 

of July 15, 2011, statement of restricted funds as of July 15, 2011, Statement of cash balances as of July 15, 2011 and the budget vs. actual 

for the period January 1 thru July 15, 2011. Due to the extensive rain and flooding that took place this year we incurred a number of 

expenses for maintenance and repair. One item that has increased drastically is latrine pump outs, which is included in the Budget vs. 

Actual report. Several items had to be purchased including target materials, cardboard, wire and revolver paper targets. In each case, 

the cost has gone up requiring an increase in the sale price. Due to the change in the FCC requirements, the N-SSA must replace 35 radios 

prior to January 2013. Revenue from the sponsorship fund could pay for one half of the radio replacements. J. Baird recommended 

approving the adjustments to the budget including the replacement of the radios ($7750.00) and the latrine pump outs. 

S. Myers made motion to replace 24 of the association’s radio this year and replace the Potomac and Allegheny Region radios in 2012. 

J. Roby amended the motion to purchase 35 radios for the association. Motion accepted 

P. Spaugy made motion to accept the amended paymaster’s report. Motion accepted 

Executive Secretary’s Report – J. Stoneburner reported that the organization currently has 3,274 active members. So far this year, we 

have added 75 new members, this number does not reflect inactive members renewing their membership. During the 2010 skirmish year, 

158 new members were added. A graph was provided to the Board showing the number of new members, by year for the last ten years. 

A listing of inactive members will be sent to regions to review. J. Stoneburner reported on the poor condition of the secretary’s records 

that are currently housed in the secretary’s office at the fort. A sample of a Records Retention & Disposition schedule was shared and an 

explanation as to why it would beneficial to use a Certificate of Records Destruction form. It was determined that the records will be 

removed from the cabin and relocated to a more secure area and any legal papers, deeds, etc. would be placed in the safety deposit box. 

J. Malarkey moved to approve one locking file cabinet for the secretary’s office and the approval to use the Certificate of Records Destruction 

form NSSA-RD1. Motion accepted 

After Action: A locking file cabinet has been donated to the secretary’s office and will be delivered prior to Fall Nationals at no cost to the 

organization. 

J. Stoneburner reported that she and J. Baird met with the sales manager of the Reston-Sheraton Hotel to negotiate better terms for the 

2012 conferences. The outcome of the conference was very favorable for the organization. 

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D. Crockett made the motion to approve signing a contract with the Reston-Sheraton Hotel for the 2012 Board of Directors meetings. 

Motion accepted. 

Small Arms Committee -Report acknowledge 

Statistics Officer Report – The Statistics Officer’s report was acknowledged. 

The design for the 5 Gun Aggregate shooting award was distributed for review. J. Malarkey moved to approve the 5 Gun Aggregate shooting 

award medal design. Motion accepted. 

Bivouac Officer’s - Report was acknowledged. 

Provost Marshall – Report was acknowledged. 

Property Management Committee – R. Bethke reported that floods have been a major problem this year, which puts some of the smaller 

projects on hold. It was reported that due to bad weather and conflicting schedules during the past couple of years have curtailed these 

events prompting us to develop an alternative plan to achieve the needed work. The new system will system will be called “Adopt a Project”. 

The Property Management Committee will set up various projects such as building maintenance, fences, etc. and offer them to volunteering 

N-SSA units. Those who wish to adopt a project will select and perform maintenance yearly at their leisure but under the guidance 

of the Property Management Committee. The committee will supply materials and continue to perform the repairs that the volunteering 

units are unable to do. Individuals within the units who volunteer and participate will earn points toward the pioneer patch. The 

Property Management Committee report was acknowledged. 

History and Education Committee – Report was acknowledged. 

Historical Center Report - Report was acknowledged. 

Recruiting Skirmish - Jack Richardson addressed the board in regards to rule 19.2.2 NON-MEMBER FIRING AT REGIONAL SKIR- 

MISHES and the recruitment skirmish that is to be held in the New England region. The region must hold skirmish in accordance with 

current rules. There are no rules to cover a recruitment skirmish. 

S. Myers moved to take policy 1991.2 and incorporate into the rules as 19.4. Motion passed by hand vote. Procedures must be written to 

cover the 19.4 ruling and will be presented at the January board meeting. 

Regional Range Committee - Report was acknowledged. 

Veteran’s Committee - Report was acknowledged. 

Costume Committee - Report was acknowledged. 

Uniform Committee – Report was acknowledged. 


Youth Program – Fred Schell reported on the number of participants. He stated that recognition was important very important for the 

children. He also reminded the Board that the BB Gun stats are to be included in the Skirmish Line. This will be taken care of in future 

issues. Commander McMahon stated that the stats would be published. 

Rules Committee – 

Amend rule 12.1 was approved upon motion by E. Moore 

Motion to amend rule 12.2 was withdrawn 

Motion to amend rule 32.3 was withdrawn 

Rescind amended motion 12.1 approved upon motion by J. Robey 

Amend rules 5.4, 6.4, 7.4, 8.4 and 9.4 by deleting all references to water filled balloons as official targets was approved upon motion by J. 

Robey. 

Amend rule 14.3(j) to read “ Single-shot breech-loading Rifle/Carbine II: a firearm as defined in (h) or (j) above but which has no magazine 

and which must be single-loaded. Ammunitions may be internally or externally primed.” Approved upon motion by S. Myers 

Amend rule 14.3(i) to read “Carbine II: a breech-loading shoulder arm having a rifled bore, using internally primed powder ammunition, 

and having a barrel length less than 26.5 inches.” Approved upon motion by J. Robey. 

Amend rule 12.3 to read Individual matches shall be optional with regions. They may be 10-shot matches in 20-minute relays as above, or 

may be 5-shot matches in 10- to 20-minute relays. Regional skirmishes do not have to include all the following matches. A region may 

choose to divide BR/CH matches into repeater and single –shot classes. 

a. Carbine Match (50 yards); Target N-SSA #1. 

b. Carbine Match (100 yards); Target N-SSA #2 

c. Musket Match (50 yards); Target N-SSA #1. 

d. Musket Match (100 yards); Target N-SSA #2 

e. Revolver Match (25 yards); Target N-SSA #3 or #5 

f. Revolver Match (50 yards); Target N-SSA #4 

g. Breech Loading Rifle/Carbine II Match (50 yards); Target N-SSA #1 

h. Breech Loading Rifle/Carbine II Match (100 yards); Target N-SSA #2 

i. Breech Loading Rifle/Carbine II (Single Shot) Match (50 yards), Target N-SSA #1 

j. Breech Loading Rifle/Carbine II (Single Shot) Match (100 yards), Target N-SSA #2 

j. Smoothbore Match (25 yards); Target N-SSA #1 

k. Smoothbore Match (50 yards); Target N-SSA #2 

Approved upon motion by J. Robey 

Amend Section 3 by adding rule 3.10 to read “The Board of Directors may authorize paid corporate sponsorships of individual, aggregate 

or company matches at official skirmishes. Sponsorships shall not be extended to individual participants, or to participating companies, 

or to member organizations.” 

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Approved upon motion by J. Robey 

Amend Section 33.8 (b) to read 

b. In accordance with rule 33.18.1, properly completed vehicle identification cards shall be displayed at all times on all motor vehicles 

while at Fort Shenandoah during national skirmishes. Approved upon motion by J. Malarkey 

Amend Section 33.8 (c) to read 

c. No motor vehicle of any kind other than Association or staff vehicles shall be 

permitted forward of the range fence or designated safety line, except at the direction of the National Commander, Property Manager, or 

Skirmish Director. Approved upon motion by J. Malarkey 

Amend Section 33.8 (e) to read 

e. Parking in Memorial Park is prohibited at all times, other than for service vehicles that are in use. Approved upon motion by J. Robey 

Amend Section 33.8 (f) to read 

f. Parking in the headquarters area between the bridge and Artillery Row is restricted during National Skirmishes to emergency equipment 

and medical personnel, and to the Commander, Inspector General, the Executive Secretary, special guests of the N-SSA, and others as may 

be deemed necessary by the Commander. Approved upon motion by J. Malarkey 

Amend Section 33.8(g) to read 

g. Use of personal transportation vehicles, other than licensed automobiles, licensed trucks and licensed motorcycles, and non-motorized 

bicycles, is prohibited at Fort Shenandoah at national skirmishes, except with permission of the Board of Directors. Approved upon motion 

by J. Robey 

Amended motion Section 33.8(g) to read 

No unlicensed motor vehicle other than N-SSA motorized equipment may be operated on Fort Shenandoah, at National Skirmishes except 

with permission of the Board of Directors. Approved upon motion by P. Spaugy. 

h. Any person who operates an automobile, truck or motorcycle on Fort Shenandoah must have a valid license to operate the vehicle on 

public roads, if such is required by law. Approved upon motion by P. Spaugy. 

Motion to change By-laws Article XIII: Meetings, Quorum, and Voting, Section 1 to read 

Regular meetings of the Board of Directors shall be held each year on the last weekend of January or on either weekend adjacent thereto, 

and on the first weekend in August, the place and the time to be determined by the Board. In cases of emergency, the Commander may 

change the date of a meeting to the nearest weekend practical under the circumstances. During a regular meeting, routine business of the 

Association shall be conducted. Approved upon motion by J. Robey. 

Membership will vote on this item at the October membership meeting. 

Motion to amend rule 5.4 by adding the wooden trapezoids as an 

official target, with appropriate codification approved upon motion by J. Plakis. 


Motion to amend rules 6.4, 7.4, 8.4 and 9.4 by adding the above target as an 

official target, with appropriate ranges and quantities for each type o company 

match approved upon motion by J. Robey 

Recess: 11:30 a.m. Returned to open session: 2:02 p.m. 

Follow-up to executive session 

I. Recommendations by the Awards Committee were approved upon motion by C. Kindle. 

II. Shooting awards presented by L. McMahon were approved upon motion by S. Myers. 

III. The Board of Directors took action in regards to an incident that occurred at spring nationals. Victor Dottellis, competitor 

#9854 is barred from N-SSA activities and properties until June 1, 2012. 

In open forum Pat Kelley, #5795V 7 th , VA. Questioned why is the DAV event being taken away from the Potomac Region and given to 

the Central Virginia Region? L. McMahon’s response - The decision was made to have the Central Virginia region support the event. 

Craig Stanley has been asked to head it up. The board agreed to make the change. P. Spaugy will be the chair of the committee and the 7 th 

Virginia will be included in the planning. Eventually, the N-SSA and not any particular region will sponsor the event. 

J. Robey called point of order. “The discussion has become a private conversation between parties involved.” 

Joseph Plakis moved to raffle off membership to the N-SSA. Commander McMahon called for the voice vote. Commander McMahon 

called for a hand vote. 9 in favor, 8 opposed. Motion carried. 

Deputy Commander, P. Spaugy stated that the raffle had been approved, however there will be further discussions regarding the logistics 

of this raffle at the January 2012 BoD meeting. F. Kapper stated that the Board has approved the raffle, but has not authorized the raffle to 

go forward. J. Baird announced that in the Commonwealth of Virginia, there are very specific laws regarding raffles and we must adhere 

to these laws, which means we can only sell to Virginia residents. 

Joseph Plakis moved to incorporate paid advertisements on the N-SSA Bulletin Board. 

Commander McMahon called for a hand vote. 9 in favor, 7 opposed, 1 abstain Motion carried. 

Motion to create an advertisement committee to identify advertisers, identify costs, and technology required, to put advertisements on the 

internet approved upon motion by F. Kapper 

Commander McMahon appointed committee to establish the logistics. Joseph Plakis named committee chair, members Joe Fischer and 

Jim Baird. 

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Joseph Plakis moved to amend rule 33.16 by adding new section (l). (Storage fees for campers) Commander McMahon called for voice 

vote. Commander McMahon called for hand vote. 5 in favor, 12 opposed. Motion failed 

At the printing of the Skirmish Line, that follows the each nationals, the cover will feature, the photograph of the team that places 1 st in the 

musket match was approved upon motion by J. Malarkey. 

Through the editor, that the photographer on the magazine staff be a paid position, and further recommends that the editor be allowed 

$300.00 per nationals to secure a staff photographer and secure a copyright to photos taken. Approve upon motion by J. Malarkey. 

Skirmish dates for 2012 – Skirmishes were submitted and approved by the Board of Directors. 

P. Spaugy made the motion to approve the following as corporate sponsors, Hodgden Powder Co., Taylors and Company, MTM Molded 

Plastics and Chiaapa Firearms. Motion approved. 

123 rd National Skirmish - Report was acknowledged. 

Sanitation report – Report was acknowledged. 

The January 2012 Board meeting will begin with a Board of Directors planning and strategy session, followed by the business meeting. 

Final notes from board members: 

Deep South – Pass 

Mid-Atlantic – Pass 

New England – Pass 

Northwest - Pass 

Potomac – Pass 

Tidewater – Pass 

Western – Pass 

Adjutant - Pass 

Inspector General – Pass 

Executive Secretary – Pass 

Judge Advocates - Pass 

Deputy Commander – A reminder that it is up to the individual regions to plan their sesquicentennial activities. 


Paymaster – Inquired about the new style of the parking passes that hang on the mirrors and he spoke about the re-imbursements. J. Baird 

asked for permission to bring his mule to nationals. Permission was granted. 

Allegheny – Asked the long range planning committee to consider looking into a once a year national skirmish, possibly in June. 

Carolina - Can some general items be voted on via email? Answer: Yes 

Central Virginia –On-line publication is good. Possibly add fee for printed copies. 

Chesapeake - How will we be billed for 5-man team vs. 8 man teams for skirmishes at Fort Shenandoah? Answer. Adjustments can be 

made. Dave Booz stated, “I firmly believe in the long range planning committee. I firmly believe in having goals and objectives, having 

an understanding of leadership and concepts. I have debated for a long time whether to say these things and this is probably my last time 

on the board so I will just say it. My frustration level is high and the board has driven me over the edge. We discuss details, argue forever 

about useless bull, set up committees, and hurt the committees by taking away the power, credibility and vitality away from the committee. 

When we look at this agenda of this meeting, it could have been over at 10:30 this morning. We should have sat here and talked about 

leadership. We should have said folks “it’s our job to lead, how do we do it?” What do we need to do? What do we need to do to be leaders 

of this organization? Where do we take it? Where are we going to be in 5 to 10 years? Some say we do not have to worry about that. 

The truth is, we have never worried about it enough and we bog down every board meeting. I have been here 25 years in these meetings in 

one fashion or another. You cannot say Long Range Planning committee “go do something and then turn it down.” There is no point in 

having the committee. You cannot say let us just worry about Fort Shenandoah or not just worry about For Shenandoah. When we set up 

an agenda for a meeting, a classic example was the May agenda; the first item was in regards to Mr. Frank’s and his proposal. The second 

item was how to make money. If they were reversed, what would have happened? We need a logical picture and then we need to stop 

stepping on our own feet and loosing credibility with the membership.” 

Midwest – Reminded the Board that we represent our regions and we have to make the decisions that are in the best interest of the entire 

association. In addition, it is important to remember to make decisions as to what is needed by the organization vs. what is wanted by the 

association. 

Northeast – Spoke regarding the new range in the Northeast region. There is still a contract with Danville. Franklinville is still safe, while 

Danville is unsure. Albert Station has a good potential for a range. 

Meeting adjourned at 3: 45 p.m. upon motion by J. Malarkey 

Judy Stonerburner 

Executive Secretary 

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Taps 

October 2011 – May 2012 

Steven E. Gabor 4th October 17, 2011 

Kentucky Cavalry 

Bessie Herlinger Co. B, 67th October 10, 011 

Pennsylvania Vols. 

Harris Opfer 110 th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 

October 2011 

Warren Tuckmantel Division of Marines CSS VA 

Robert A. Willis 6 th Alabama Racoon Roughs 

November, 2011 

John Backulich 2 nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry 

William N. "Mack" MacRaild 7th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 

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Fort Shenandoah Mill Park Dedicated 

at 122nd National-Oct 1, 2010 

By Steve Light 

A ceremony was held at the 122 nd Naonal to dedicate the newly established Fort Shenandoah Mill 

Park. A major objecve of the ceremony was the unveiling of a millstone to commemorate the water powered 

mill that was operated by the early Fort Shenandoah property owners. Also, a historical sign was unveiled that 

provides a history of the Fort Shenandoah property from 1751 to 1963. The contents of the sign were published 

in the Summer 2010 issue of The Skirmish Line. 

Photo 1 above is a picture of part of the WBR working crew (Alex Gamble, Jeff Light, and Kerri Aleri that installed 

the millstone and sign a few weeks before the 122 nd Naonal. Others who helped to install the millstone 

and sign were Gary Pope, Pete Mowi and Sonny Riggs. 


Photo # 2 below is a picture of Jackie Venskoske’s large tractor that he used to move the 1200 pound millstone 

from the Bayliss family property near Fort Shenandoah to the Mill Park for installaon. The millstone was donated 

by our neighbors, Bentley and Shotsie Bayliss to fulfill a promise made to the N-SSA by their deceased father, 

E. E. “Junior” Bayliss. 

The Fort Shenandoah Mill Park dedicaon ceremony was opened by Steve Light at about noon on Friday of the 

122 nd Naonal Skirmish. He welcomed the skirmishers and guests. He called for the posng of the colors. The 

color guard is shown in the following photo # 3. 

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Members of the Color Guard from le to right were: Tom Magno, Dave Baldwin, Jeb Barnhill, John Sharre and 

Bob Yates. 

The ceremony agenda and program parcipants were: 

Welcome-Steve Light 

Post the Colors-Tom Magno, Jeb Barnhill, John Sharre, Bob Yates, and Dave Baldwin 

Naonal Anthem-Jeanne Lynch 

Rere Colors 

Invocaon, Carl Soine, N-SSA Chaplin 

Purpose of the Dedicaon Ceremony and Recognion of Disnguished Guests: 

Richard Shickle, Chairman, Board of Supervisors, Frederick County and VP of Finances, 

Shenandoah University. 


Cissy Shull, Execuve Director, Winchester, Frederick County Historical Society 

Val Vanmeter, Winchester Star Newspaper Reporter 

With the colors posted, Jeanne Lynch sang the Naonal Anthem, Jeanne can sing the Naonal Anthem as 

good as I have ever heard that brings a tear to your eye and a proud feeling in your heart. 

Aer rering the colors, the invocaon was given by the N-SSA Chaplin, Carl Soine, as shown in Photo # 4 below. 

Carl always has the right words and he captured the meaning of the Mill Park when he asked God to bless Fort 

Shenandoah and the Mill Park as a link with the heritage that we have inherited from the Quaker selers and 

owners of the Fort Shenandoah Property. 

Steve Light recognized the efforts of the following individuals who help make the Mill Park possible: Board of Directors 

and N-SSA membership; Jackie Venskoske; Mac Rutherford, Tommy Johnson, Sutler Officer; Roger 

Bethke, Property Management Commiee; Tim Scanlan, Property Manager; Emory Morgan, 14 th Mississippi; Paul 

Hayes, Signal Officer; and, the WBR Work Party. Also, thanks go to Ben Harris, Dismal Swamp Rangers, for 

providing most of the photos used in this arcle. A previous version of this arcle was submied to the Skirmish 

Line but it was lost in 2010. 

The ceremony was aended by a large crowd of skirmishers and officials 

from Winchester and Frederick County. Speaking at the ceremony was 

Richard Shickle, Chairman of Supervisors, Frederick County. Mr. Shickle 

told the group that the skirmishers “energized” the Winchester area when 

they were holding a Skirmish. Mr. Shickle showed a lot of interest in Civil 

War history and spent me walking through Sutler’s Row. He was the 

President of Crossroads of History, a magazine about Civil War human Interest 

and preservaon. 

Photo #5 below is Cissy Shull, Execuve Director, Winchester, Frederick 

County Historical Society speaking to the audience. She expressed her 

appreciaon to the N-SSA for helping to document the role of the Fort 

Shenandoah mill in the history of Frederick County. I have filed a copy of 

my arcle on the Mill and the History of Fort Shenandoah with the Handley 

Library in Winchester. 

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Steve Light, Master of Ceremony

The ceremony was covered by the Winchester Star reporter, Val Vanmeter. The newspaper included a large arcle 

and pictures of the ceremony in the paper the next day, including a picture of the 2nd Maryland Fife and 

Drum Corps that played 1700-1800 period music at the ceremony. The following Photo # 6 shows the 2 nd Maryland 

Fife and Drum Corps playing at the Ceremony. 

During the ceremony, The N-SSA Commander, Linwood McMahon, presented a $2,200 donaon from the N-SSA 

to Maricarol Miller, manager of the Old Court House Civil War Museum in Winchester. Steve Light stated that 

the objecve of the Mill Park is to commemorate the Fort Shenandoah Mill and the selers who built and operated 

it. Also, the Mill Park provides a rest area for skirmishers and guests while vising Sutler’s row. I submied 

a report to the January 2011 Board of Director’s meeng that outlined the plans to install a wooden rail fence at 

the creek edge and a few benches and tables. 

Steve Light led the dedicaon of the Fort Shenandoah Mill Parks as follows: “As approved by the N-SSA Board of 

Directors, this site is established and dedicated as the Fort Shenandoah Mill Park in honor and memory of the 

early selers who owned the For Shenandoah property from 1751 to 1963 and who built and operated the water 

powered mill that they used to help raise their families.” At this me Steve Light, assisted by Kerri Aleri, removed 

the cardboard to unveil the mill stone and sign that concluded the ceremony. The guests came forward 

to see the stone and read the historical sign. 

Steve Light, Master of Ceremony 













Pictured above from left to right are Alan Riehle - 44th NY, Larry Brockmiller -York 

Rangers, Ben Waits - Nansemond Guard and HP Gregory - 17th VA who are the N- 

SSA’s Master Skirmishers. Each of them have achieved a total of 200 points in the Distinguished 

Skirmish Shooter Award (DSSA) category. This award represents the highest 

standards of sportsmanship, ability, and dedication to small arms competition 

within this Association. 








124th National Dress Competition 

Janet Elton—1st Place Ladies Formal Klarissa Elton—1st Place Infant & John Elton Award 

Linda Duffy—1st Place 

Ladies Semi-Formal Intermediate 

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Mackenzie Elton— 1st Place Boys Civilian

Mark Elton—2nd Place Men’s Civilian 

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Melvin Insley—Brisban Award 


Shealyn Huffman—1st Place Infant Visual

Teri Peterson—1st Place Formal Intermediate & Delaney Award 

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Team Match Results 

124th Naonal Skirmish, October 5-9, 2011 

Class A-1 Musket 

10 Place(s) Paid 

# Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Event 5 Total Time 

1 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 133.3 61.6 50.8 124.7 53.0 423.4 

2 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. A 147.7 65.5 65.9 77.6 67.5 424.2 

3 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A 162.8 69.2 78.4 84.4 47.8 442.6 

4 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 136.9 69.6 56.4 131.0 58.4 452.3 

5 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 169.4 67.4 67.5 104.5 62.9 471.7 

6 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 171.6 67.6 68.6 111.5 53.2 472.5 

7 NANSEMOND GUARD, 6TH VA INF. CO. A 173.1 61.0 60.1 122.2 59.6 476.0 

8 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 171.0 72.0 71.0 121.1 64.4 499.5 

9 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 168.3 87.7 82.2 113.6 61.5 513.3 

10 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 154.2 72.5 70.7 138.9 87.8 524.1 

11 UNION GUARDS CO. A 183.0 89.0 64.2 130.3 94.0 560.5 

12 TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. A 183.7 67.5 131.0 166.8 32.9 581.9 

13 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 203.8 91.5 88.1 112.2 87.4 583.0 

14 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A 214.5 78.1 85.7 148.5 68.2 595.0 

15 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. A 187.5 77.2 83.7 151.3 96.5 596.2 

16 66TH NC REGT, CO C. CO. A 214.9 107.2 71.4 151.3 53.1 597.9 

17 CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A 181.9 81.6 116.0 122.2 113.0 614.7 

18 KNAP'S BATTERY E, PA LT. ARTY. CO. A 228.5 107.7 112.5 106.9 77.0 632.6 

19 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 192.4 102.2 91.5 135.6 133.4 655.1 

20 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A 206.7 107.0 82.7 141.2 124.1 661.7 

21 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 241.3 78.4 134.3 136.8 75.6 666.4 

22 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A 238.2 123.1 110.5 130.4 69.7 671.9 

23 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 250.2 77.0 104.5 132.4 110.1 674.2 

24 COCKADE RIFLES CO. A 217.8 100.6 91.0 145.4 130.1 684.9 

25 RICHMOND VOL. MILITIA CO. A 262.1 91.8 83.3 153.8 94.7 685.7 

26 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. A 245.6 106.0 68.0 191.6 93.4 704.6 

27 CO. C, 2nd USSS (Booz) CO. A 248.2 85.1 66.4 121.8 186.3 707.8 

28 NORFOLK LIGHT INFANTRY CO. A 233.0 83.8 134.3 161.5 96.7 709.3 

29 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A 203.7 137.0 118.6 142.8 132.4 734.5 

30 MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. A 245.7 96.0 137.2 171.1 93.3 743.3 


31 1ST NY DRAGOONS CO. A 276.3 106.9 113.1 126.2 132.0 754.5 

32 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A 222.5 96.2 96.6 300.0 71.5 786.8 

33 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 300.0 147.8 70.2 182.4 97.1 797.5 

34 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A 228.7 99.4 122.3 161.1 189.8 801.3 

35 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 296.2 101.7 169.2 179.9 90.9 837.9 

36 2ND VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 182.1 109.4 165.8 300.0 81.9 839.2 

37 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. A 286.3 117.8 109.7 184.0 146.1 843.9 

38 3RD NC CAVALRY CO. A 285.0 85.1 138.7 206.8 145.2 860.8 

39 WHITE'S CO, 35TH VIRGINIA CAV. CO. A 328.0 94.4 136.9 146.1 164.6 870.0 

40 15TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 287.6 110.0 111.7 226.8 224.1 960.2 

41 56TH PA. VOL. INF. CO. A 403.0 117.2 191.3 158.6 137.5 1007.6 

42 THE DULANY TROOP, 6TH VA CAV CO. A 356.0 185.5 134.3 337.0 250.4 1263.2 




1 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. A 218.4 75.3 105.6 109.8 123.9 633.0 

2 COMPANY D, 33RD VA INF CO. A 277.9 71.6 89.3 78.8 118.1 635.7 

3 IREDELL BLUES CO. A 196.7 85.9 92.4 135.7 128.5 639.2 

4 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. A 276.7 69.6 129.6 116.1 88.0 680.0 

5 HANOVER GRAYS CO. A 231.5 92.4 99.3 145.9 115.8 684.9 

6 14TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 328.0 82.8 73.9 156.4 94.6 735.7 

7 DELAWARE BLUES CO. A 229.7 87.1 101.7 230.7 102.0 751.2 

8 44TH GEORGIA INFANTRY CO. A 262.3 95.5 120.1 174.5 101.0 753.4 

9 2ND U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS, CO. B CO. A 233.5 103.3 115.5 193.0 115.9 761.2 

10 10TH MASS. BATTERY CO. A 291.6 101.6 125.2 110.6 144.4 773.4 

11 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. A 309.0 122.2 141.8 123.0 91.6 787.6 

12 TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. A 261.5 106.4 106.3 206.8 126.8 807.8 

13 1ST TENNESSEE VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 249.7 179.4 103.3 214.3 87.2 833.9 

14 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. A 318.0 160.9 109.6 150.4 96.4 835.3 

15 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A 346.0 97.6 106.4 138.3 147.5 835.8 

16 1ST VALLEY RANGERS CO. A 291.8 139.9 109.2 185.7 116.0 842.6 


18 R. PRESTON CHEW'S BATTERY CO. A 242.9 154.2 140.5 230.9 88.0 856.5 

19 1ST US SHARPSHOOTERS CO G CO. A 283.2 137.9 129.2 194.3 114.3 858.9 

20 HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. A 232.4 124.0 137.0 208.4 164.1 865.9 

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21 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. A 375.0 84.8 125.0 128.7 170.9 884.4 

22 7TH NORTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS CO. A 328.0 118.7 109.9 214.3 194.0 964.9 

23 73RD NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 365.0 143.4 116.6 142.0 200.6 967.6 

24 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A 375.0 167.7 140.9 171.9 117.7 973.2 

25 ALLEGHENY CITY GUARDS CO. A 328.0 130.5 158.1 219.1 145.2 980.9 

26 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A 300.0 104.9 140.2 193.4 272.2 1010.7 

27 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A 264.8 160.4 185.7 275.7 164.8 1051.4 

28 37TH GEORGIA CO. A 244.5 101.7 197.8 226.7 282.9 1053.6 

29 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY CO. A 318.0 100.4 160.2 234.1 247.9 1060.6 

30 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 393.0 170.8 120.2 250.1 140.6 1074.7 

31 72ND NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 393.0 142.2 127.0 267.6 175.3 1105.1 

32 8TH NY HEAVY ARTILLERY CO. A 393.0 164.7 178.8 216.3 166.1 1118.9 

33 7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS CO. A 393.0 135.3 176.6 318.0 112.1 1135.0 

34 13TH REGIMENT NC INFANTRY CO. A 412.0 111.2 124.4 318.0 174.6 1140.2 

35 149TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 365.0 106.0 230.3 251.6 211.6 1164.5 

36 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 384.0 156.1 124.7 318.0 194.8 1177.6 

37 1ST U.S. ARTILLERY CO. A 356.0 112.6 251.0 281.5 197.0 1198.1 

38 UNION VALLEY VOLS. CO. A 431.0 170.3 184.3 212.4 206.3 1204.3 

39 19TH INDIANA INFANTRY CO. A 412.0 169.9 204.8 253.1 214.6 1254.4 

40 56TH VIRGINIA INF., CO. E CO. A 356.0 169.2 234.8 238.5 264.6 1263.1 

41 WHEAT'S SPECIAL BTTN,LA TIGERS CO. A 318.0 142.6 188.3 290.0 330.0 1268.9 

42 LAUREL BRIGADE, ANV. CO. A 421.0 188.1 264.1 337.0 258.3 1468.5 




1 LANCASTER FENCIBLES CO. A 273.2 112.2 102.7 127.5 85.9 701.5 

2 DURELL'S INDEPENDENT BATTERY CO. A 337.0 100.5 131.1 173.0 113.4 855.0 

3 11TH INDIANA ZOUAVES CO. A 228.1 144.3 83.3 253.6 192.0 901.3 

4 1ST SC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 328.0 109.3 140.9 249.7 98.2 926.1 

5 SOUTHAMPTON GREYS CO. A 318.0 105.8 109.2 176.5 235.8 945.3 

6 5TH BTTY. MICHIGAN LT. ARTY. CO. A 346.0 133.4 107.0 184.1 182.0 952.5 

7 14TH MISS. INFANTRY REGIMENT CO. A 384.0 135.7 103.3 177.4 164.1 964.5 

8 7TH NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS CO. A 403.0 110.2 131.8 156.8 202.2 1004.0 

9 8TH MICHIGAN CAVALRY CO. A 412.0 141.5 133.2 188.5 138.2 1013.4 

10 JEFF DAVIS LEGION CO. A 232.1 105.5 121.7 284.1 296.5 1039.9 



12 69TH NY STATE VOLUNTEERS CO. A 356.0 108.7 164.7 177.2 244.1 1050.7 

13 3RD REGT. GA. VOL. INF. CO. A 2 53.9 106.0 154.9 300.0 250.3 1065.1 

14 HARDAWAY'S ALABAMA BTTY CO. A 365.0 125.3 157.9 272.1 153.0 1073.3 


16 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. A 356.0 129.3 141.3 284.1 169.7 1080.4 

17 38TH NC VOLUNTEERS CO. A 412.0 149.5 79.0 300.0 192.3 1132.8 

18 CO B 1ST PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY CO. A 393.0 151.8 186.3 188.1 240.8 1160.0 

19 ROWAN ARTILLERY CO. A 375.0 113.3 200.6 293.5 183.7 1166.1 


21 27TH VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A 337.0 129.7 201.2 337.0 229.2 1234.1 

22 7TH TENNESSEE INF. REGT., CSA CO. A 318.0 189.6 141.5 318.0 278.6 1245.7 

23 CO G 23RD NC STATE TROOPS CO. A 393.0 194.5 195.5 318.0 158.8 1259.8 

24 CHESAPEAKE ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 412.0 154.1 178.1 242.2 302.2 1288.6 

25 1ST VIRGINIA CAVALRY REGT. CO. A 403.0 244.3 191.9 235.0 229.0 1303.2 

26 BUNCOMBE RIFLES CO. A 375.0 156.6 228.2 375.0 169.2 1304.0 

27 15TH REGT., VA. VOL. CAV. CO. A 421.0 155.6 241.9 375.0 119.5 1313.0 

28 HURON RANGERS RIFLEMEN CO. A 393.0 171.4 191.5 337.0 223.2 1316.1 


30 PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 459.0 229.2 204.1 318.0 120.5 1330.8 

31 7TH WV VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 375.0 250.0 205.7 318.0 190.5 1339.2 

32 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A 459.0 178.7 223.2 204.3 281.0 1346.2 


34 3RD U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY CO. B 440.0 188.1 175.9 260.8 330.0 1394.8 

35 20TH GEORGIA VOL INF CO. A 421.0 171.2 206.1 393.0 203.7 1395.0 

36 GRAHAM'S BATTERY CO. A 431.0 196.1 154.8 337.0 289.3 1408.2 

37 11TH N.J. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 440.0 220.1 169.7 337.0 261.9 1428.7 

38 1ST REGT. VA. VOLS. CO. A 440.0 181.3 242.9 393.0 195.5 1452.7 

39 6TH PA CAV, RUSH'S LANCERS CO. A 459.0 159.9 281.0 337.0 219.3 1456.2 

40 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. B 440.0 191.7 203.0 412.0 210.9 1457.6 

41 CAPT. SIMMS' BTTN., CSMC CO. A 469.0 218.2 224.5 291.4 259.5 1462.6 

42 24TH MICHIGAN VOL. INF. CO. A 469.0 239.3 291.5 249.7 235.5 1485.0 

43 WYTHE RIFLES CO. A 403.0 181.3 318.0 375.0 240.5 1517.8 

44 1ST NJ LIGHT ARTILLERY CO. A 365.0 247.8 243.4 337.0 330.0 1523.2 

45 MC NEILL'S RANGERS CO. A 412.0 174.4 278.2 393.0 271.6 1529.2 

46 THOMAS LEGION CO. A 431.0 273.5 269.0 318.0 249.7 1541.2 

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47 19TH INDP.BTTY.LT.ARTY,NY.VOLS CO. A 375.0 252.9 231.7 356.0 330.0 1545.6 

48 1ST REGT ENGINEER TROOPS, ANV CO. A 412.0 199.9 189.8 468.0 289.9 1559.6 


50 DIXIE ARTILLERY CO. A 356.0 269.3 239.9 412.0 295.6 1572.8 

51 2ND MARYLAND CAVALRY CO. A 403.0 211.0 252.7 393.0 330.0 1589.7 

52 6TH ALABAMA (RACCOON ROUGHS) CO. A 393.0 227.8 233.7 318.0 420.0 1592.5 

53 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 469.0 187.1 337.0 375.0 233.9 1602.0 

54 2ND NJ VOLUNTEERS CO. A 469.0 222.4 283.3 412.0 231.9 1618.6 

55 HART'S BATTERY, CSA CO. A 403.0 257.0 293.2 431.0 239.7 1623.9 


57 CSS ALABAMA CO. A 393.0 235.6 230.0 393.0 390.0 1641.6 

58 1ST RICHMOND RIFLES CO. A 469.0 288.8 153.6 393.0 360.0 1664.4 

59 TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A 469.0 214.1 277.0 316.0 390.0 1666.1 

60 BALTIMORE RIFLES, 1ST MD VOLS. CO. A 459.0 207.2 265.0 393.0 360.0 1684.2 

61 COASTAL RIFLES, 1ST GA INF CO. A 506.0 299.4 393.0 337.0 292.0 1827.4 

62 MANLY'S BATTERY CO. A 459.0 244.5 318.0 487.0 330.0 1838.5 

63 FIRST ROCKBRIDGE ARTILLERY CO. A 450.0 259.8 393.0 431.0 330.0 1863.8 

64 3RD NO.CAROLINA, LENOIR BRAVES CO. A 469.0 300.0 300.0 450.0 360.0 1879.0 

65 WASHINGTON GRAYS CO. A 515.0 300.0 298.5 506.0 295.4 1914.9 

66 1ST CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 412.0 412.0 337.0 468.0 300.0 1929.0 

67 13TH NJ VOLUNTEERS CO. A 478.0 337.0 393.0 337.0 390.0 1935.0 

68 DIV. OF MARINES, CSS VIRGINIA CO. A 421.0 295.9 393.0 431.0 450.0 1990.9 

69 15TH IND.BTY, OHIO LT ARTY CO. A 543.0 300.0 300.0 431.0 480.0 2054.0 


71 ST. MARY'S LT. INFANTRY CO. A 478.0 356.0 468.0 506.0 420.0 2228.0 

72 PORTSMOUTH LIGHT ARTILLERY CO. A 496.0 393.0 450.0 487.0 420.0 2246.0 

Class B-1 Musket 



1 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. B 226.1 79.1 84.8 110.4 63.6 564.0 

2 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 193.7 72.4 98.4 136.6 93.4 594.5 

3 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 266.5 96.9 105.7 122.0 95.4 686.5 

4 UNION GUARDS CO. B 250.2 99.3 92.5 140.4 129.1 711.5 

5 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. B 293.7 79.5 104.0 173.3 85.5 736.0 

6 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 300.0 85.1 79.5 170.8 111.5 746.9 


7 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. B 318.0 92.1 96.5 171.4 118.4 796.4 

8 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. B 328.0 194.8 129.5 204.7 111.6 968.6 

9 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. B 337.0 118.7 160.1 220.4 148.4 984.6 

10 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INF CO. B 337.0 110.6 120.7 295.1 158.1 1021.5 

11 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. B 346.0 170.3 184.2 237.7 156.1 1094.3 

12 1ST MARYLAND CAV, CSA CO. B 365.0 148.5 149.9 264.0 215.4 1142.8 

13 MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. B 403.0 176.7 177.3 226.9 170.2 1154.1 

14 NANSEMOND 6TH VA INF. CO. B 346.0 163.2 194.2 274.6 190.2 1168.2 

15 2ND VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. B 356.0 129.7 192.6 233.0 258.4 1169.7 

16 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S Bdy CO. B 384.0 164.4 145.3 318.0 188.5 1200.2 

17 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAV CO. B 403.0 148.5 235.8 296.7 120.0 1204.0 

18 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. B 346.0 111.4 229.3 255.5 262.8 1205.0 

19 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. B 384.0 152.1 152.5 356.0 162.6 1207.2 

20 DELAWARE BLUES CO. B 375.0 157.3 189.4 356.0 180.1 1257.8 

21 TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. B 375.0 174.1 216.5 337.0 167.3 1269.9 

22 COCKADE RIFLES CO. B 365.0 155.7 186.9 318.0 248.4 1274.0 

23 2ND MARYLAND ARTI, CSA CO. B 431.0 172.4 182.2 291.0 208.3 1284.9 

24 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. B 403.0 153.8 360.4 231.2 195.3 1343.7 

25 YORK RAN, 32ND VA. INF. CO. B 440.0 155.8 185.9 356.0 211.4 1349.1 

26 RICHMOND VOL. MILITIA CO. B 431.0 169.5 195.7 213.0 360.0 1369.2 

27 ALLEGHENY CITY GUARDS CO. B 469.0 170.6 292.1 337.0 360.0 1628.7 

28 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. B 478.0 247.7 356.0 337.0 243.1 1661.8 

29 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 450.0 260.3 318.0 393.0 330.0 1751.3 

30 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. B 478.0 251.3 468.0 431.0 360.0 1988.3 

Class B-2 Musket 



1 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. B 365.0 153.7 196.2 278.0 166.4 1159.3 

2 IREDELL BLUES CO. B 440.0 188.7 151.4 280.9 252.0 1313.0 

3 7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOL CO. B 431.0 249.3 207.6 318.0 119.7 1325.6 

4 CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. B 469.0 233.9 185.2 337.0 204.0 1429.1 

5 3RD U.S. REGULAR INFCO. A 421.0 187.2 241.9 375.0 221.7 1446.8 

6 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. A 450.0 247.1 158.1 318.0 289.7 1462.9 

7 TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. B 421.0 187.2 211.1 356.0 360.0 1535.3 

8 1ST VIRGINIA CAV REGT. CO. B 487.0 216.9 270.4 356.0 273.2 1603.5 

79

9 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. B 459.0 224.9 228.1 309.0 390.0 1611.0 

10 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B 459.0 111.0 276.2 412.0 360.0 1618.2 

11 HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. B 469.0 191.1 297.0 265.7 420.0 1642.8 

12 69TH NY STATE VOLUNTEERS CO. B 478.0 273.0 275.4 251.0 450.0 1727.4 

13 LAUREL BRIGADE, ANV. CO. B 431.0 318.0 318.0 337.0 330.0 1734.0 

14 108TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 421.0 196.3 337.0 375.0 420.0 1749.3 

15 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. B 469.0 356.0 283.4 375.0 330.0 1813.4 

16 13TH REGIMENT NC INFANTRY CO. B 496.0 252.5 260.1 412.0 450.0 1870.6 

17 CSS ALABAMA CO. B 525.0 277.5 337.0 337.0 450.0 1926.5 

18 1ST TENNESSEE VOL. INF. REGT. CO. B 469.0 300.0 375.0 450.0 390.0 1984.0 

19 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. B 496.0 300.0 450.0 393.0 420.0 2059.0 

20 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 506.0 375.0 412.0 506.0 330.0 2129.0 

21 2ND NJ VOLUNTEERS CO. B 534.0 337.0 412.0 412.0 510.0 2205.0 

Class C Musket 



1 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. C 356.0 132.8 155.6 139.1 91.7 875.2 

2 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. C 337.0 147.1 178.9 218.3 136.8 1018.1 

3 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. C 421.0 137.8 201.8 337.0 201.1 1298.7 

4 COCKADE RIFLES CO. C 450.0 262.3 252.9 356.0 241.5 1562.7 

5 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. C 469.0 176.0 284.8 431.0 210.0 1570.8 

6 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. D 450.0 318.0 375.0 412.0 152.9 1707.9 

7 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. C 506.0 356.0 201.3 412.0 239.8 1715.1 

8 DELAWARE BLUES CO. C 403.0 247.7 337.0 393.0 420.0 1800.7 

Class A-1 Carbine 




2 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 131.2 41.4 61.6 125.8 30.6 390.6 

3 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFCO. A 144.0 66.8 56.5 77.3 58.1 402.7 

4 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. A 160.5 55.3 69.5 80.8 40.1 406.2 

5 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 145.7 51.0 59.8 121.8 33.5 411.8 

6 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A 153.6 78.4 52.9 94.1 59.9 438.9 

7 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A 145.1 53.3 73.8 117.1 54.3 443.6 


8 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. A 172.5 91.3 55.0 90.3 39.5 448.6 

9 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 172.7 56.6 66.4 100.4 66.7 462.8 

10 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 135.0 65.8 63.4 100.2 106.5 470.9 

11 UNION GUARDS CO. A 180.7 66.5 66.0 80.4 84.3 477.9 


13 COCKADE RIFLES CO. A 197.9 83.2 81.6 102.4 63.2 528.3 

14 NANSEMOND GUARD, 6TH VA INF. CO. A 191.0 60.9 73.1 127.8 78.4 531.2 

15 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. A 172.0 80.0 90.1 113.5 104.5 560.1 

16 66TH NC REGT, CO C. CO. A 200.4 87.2 65.5 155.1 60.1 568.3 

17 IREDELL BLUES CO. A 181.3 105.8 95.1 114.7 103.8 600.7 

18 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 148.8 87.8 48.5 140.9 185.6 611.6 


20 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 196.6 102.1 97.2 113.6 108.0 617.5 

21 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 151.5 66.2 74.9 178.3 151.6 622.5 


23 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. A 202.6 82.1 83.2 127.0 136.2 631.1 

24 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. A 258.8 81.9 95.3 145.7 54.3 636.0 

25 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A 236.4 77.0 80.3 133.5 117.5 644.7 

26 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A 203.3 72.0 110.0 187.0 72.9 645.2 

27 KNAP'S BATTERY E, PA LT. ARTY. CO. A 208.2 73.1 70.8 135.1 172.9 660.1 

28 CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A 259.0 72.4 117.9 134.8 83.8 667.9 

29 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 194.3 101.1 116.3 136.7 156.9 705.3 

30 2ND VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 230.6 51.3 75.7 184.6 166.2 708.4 

31 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. A 270.0 68.7 77.3 134.8 161.1 711.9 


33 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A 292.1 105.1 101.5 198.0 63.5 760.2 

34 DUFF'S 33RD TEXAS CAVALRY REG'T CO. A 309.0 70.8 102.3 145.7 153.3 781.1 

35 TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. A 300.0 121.1 107.7 149.1 149.2 827.1 

36 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A 280.7 99.2 132.4 224.1 111.5 847.9 

37 56TH PA. VOL. INF. CO. A 309.0 99.5 91.5 150.3 200.8 851.1 

38 HANOVER GRAYS CO. A 277.9 107.8 113.2 219.4 163.0 881.3 




1 1ST US SHARPSHOOTERS CO G CO. A 154.2 95.4 89.1 147.5 98.7 584.9 

81

2 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A 199.5 73.4 102.0 119.8 103.4 598.1 

3 2ND U.S. SHARP CO. B CO. A 240.6 94.6 88.5 119.5 78.8 622.0 

4 11TH INDIANA ZOUAVES CO. A 241.7 65.3 73.1 157.6 110.9 648.6 

5 DELAWARE BLUES CO. A 328.0 79.2 79.6 123.0 109.0 718.8 

6 1ST NY DRAGOONS CO. A 235.5 97.4 78.2 171.9 137.0 720.0 


8 TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. A 257.3 84.5 148.6 132.1 107.3 729.8 

9 MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. A 269.0 84.1 103.5 228.0 45.5 730.1 

10 NORFOLK LIGHT INFANTRY CO. A 265.7 67.5 97.5 248.2 80.7 759.6 

11 CO. C, 2nd USSS (Booz) CO. A 272.0 108.8 110.1 175.5 97.8 764.2 

12 10TH MASS. BATTERY CO. A 309.0 127.1 116.3 132.3 87.2 771.9 

13 3RD NC CAVALRY CO. A 318.0 94.8 135.2 148.9 86.0 782.9 

14 7TH TENN INF. REGT., CSA CO. A 297.0 76.0 144.1 174.9 98.4 790.4 

15 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAV CO. A 309.0 84.7 80.9 168.9 162.7 806.2 

16 R. PRESTON CHEW'S BAT CO. A 309.0 95.9 109.7 141.8 167.4 823.8 

17 7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOL CO. A 346.0 111.8 111.8 170.8 89.7 830.1 

18 46TH ILL VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 337.0 88.9 109.8 165.5 136.9 838.1 

19 19TH INDIANA INFANTRY CO. A 309.0 121.4 125.6 168.5 122.1 846.6 

20 HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. A 299.2 91.6 103.3 186.7 177.8 858.6 

21 RICHMOND VOL. MIL CO. A 318.0 101.5 106.4 198.7 147.7 872.3 

22 OLD DOMINION DRAG CO. A 346.0 144.4 151.0 170.7 106.8 918.9 

23 WHITE'S CO, 35TH VA CAV. CO. A 292.4 98.3 142.9 243.2 143.6 920.4 

24 12TH REGT. U.S. REG INF. CO. A 337.0 99.0 113.0 258.8 119.1 926.9 

25 ALLEGHENY CITY GUARDS CO. A 258.1 166.1 126.4 166.0 212.6 929.2 

26 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. A 440.0 126.7 130.0 170.3 62.2 929.2 

27 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A 337.0 116.4 147.0 220.7 109.0 930.1 

28 73RD NY VOLUNTEER INF CO. A 328.0 227.7 142.0 183.1 75.0 955.8 

29 44TH GEORGIA INFANTRY CO. A 257.4 112.1 153.0 206.6 228.8 957.9 

30 TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A 290.6 136.7 150.1 200.1 251.0 1028.5 

31 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. A 256.1 133.6 96.3 255.7 288.9 1030.6 

32 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A 384.0 134.0 154.7 238.3 150.5 1061.5 

33 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY CO. A 440.0 137.4 75.2 282.3 147.9 1082.8 

34 1ST VALLEY RANGERS CO. A 421.0 129.6 143.5 206.9 229.6 1130.6 

35 14TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFCO. A 393.0 134.3 218.4 243.1 221.3 1210.1 

36 56TH VIRGINIA INF., CO. E CO. A 356.0 170.1 216.5 356.0 130.3 1228.9 

37 CHESAPEAKE ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 440.0 149.7 151.4 230.5 330.0 1301.6 






2 14TH MISS. INFANTRY REGIMENT CO. A 261.1 118.7 93.6 211.3 120.8 805.5 

3 JEFF DAVIS LEGION CO. A 356.0 99.7 114.6 126.7 133.3 830.3 

4 3RD REGT. GA. VOL. INF. CO. A 239.6 99.1 205.0 115.0 184.7 843.4 

5 5TH BTTY. MICHIGAN LT. ARTY. CO. A 337.0 116.2 142.2 183.4 76.0 854.8 

6 LAUREL BRIGADE, ANV. CO. A 328.0 116.8 120.0 165.7 152.1 882.6 

7 HURON RANGERS RIFLEMEN CO. A 412.0 146.8 138.6 182.5 141.5 1021.4 


9 SOUTHAMPTON GREYS CO. A 296.0 184.0 120.0 184.2 268.5 1052.7 

10 ROWAN ARTILLERY CO. A 328.0 98.1 156.6 273.4 211.7 1067.8 

11 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. A 318.0 215.1 127.2 283.3 126.3 1069.9 

12 8TH MICHIGAN CAVALRY CO. A 266.5 144.0 244.0 246.8 178.0 1079.3 

13 8TH NY HEAVY ARTILLERY CO. A 393.0 144.6 180.4 262.4 108.3 1088.7 



16 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A 440.0 160.9 203.4 183.5 148.7 1136.5 

17 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 393.0 112.4 165.5 318.0 148.6 1137.5 

18 7TH NORTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS CO. A 393.0 164.5 135.5 245.0 237.8 1175.8 


20 2ND NJ VOLUNTEERS CO. A 346.0 183.2 230.6 218.1 221.8 1199.7 

21 PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 393.0 156.5 183.8 250.6 221.8 1205.7 

22 3RD U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY CO. A 421.0 146.2 203.5 300.0 222.6 1293.3 

23 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A 421.0 130.0 129.7 232.1 390.0 1302.8 

24 13TH REGIMENT NC INFANTRY CO. A 412.0 231.9 219.2 193.0 250.9 1307.0 

25 CSS ALABAMA CO. A 346.0 115.5 147.1 318.0 390.0 1316.6 

26 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 384.0 136.9 201.0 337.0 277.2 1336.1 

27 DIXIE ARTILLERY CO. A 375.0 160.6 318.0 375.0 109.5 1338.1 

28 1ST U.S. ARTILLERY CO. A 318.0 167.3 224.0 300.0 330.0 1339.3 

29 CO B 1ST PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY CO. A 431.0 160.2 175.6 243.1 330.0 1339.9 

30 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. A 431.0 246.3 223.7 318.0 143.8 1362.8 

31 1ST REGT ENGINEER TROOPS, ANV CO. A 440.0 184.5 138.1 337.0 266.4 1366.0 

32 UNION VALLEY VOLS. CO. A 478.0 238.8 212.3 300.0 146.2 1375.3 

83

33 MC NEILL'S RANGERS CO. A 440.0 171.0 244.2 318.0 217.0 1390.2 

34 69TH NY STATE VOLUNTEERS CO. A 365.0 182.7 148.6 337.0 360.0 1393.3 

35 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 356.0 149.4 308.8 375.0 204.8 1394.0 

36 CO G 23RD NC STATE TR CO. A 356.0 213.0 229.7 337.0 258.8 1394.5 

37 38TH NC VOLUNTEERS CO. A 431.0 160.5 270.6 337.0 219.3 1418.4 

38 1ST VIRGINIA CAVREGT. CO. A 412.0 202.5 120.1 468.0 217.7 1420.3 

39 24TH MICHIGAN VOL. INF. CO. A 478.0 147.0 164.3 248.9 390.0 1428.2 

40 7TH NEW JERSEY VOLTEERS CO. A 496.0 186.1 180.2 318.0 330.0 1510.3 

41 1ST TENN VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 356.0 168.0 216.6 543.0 232.6 1516.2 

42 11TH N.J. VOLUNTEER INF CO. A 478.0 224.4 274.0 318.0 262.7 1557.1 

43 20TH GEORGIA VOL INF CO. A 469.0 203.9 192.0 393.0 360.0 1617.9 

44 BUNCOMBE RIFLES CO. A 496.0 235.7 280.0 225.6 390.0 1627.3 

45 19TH INDP.BTTY.LT.ARTY,NY.VOLS CO. A 412.0 216.1 237.6 375.0 390.0 1630.7 

46 137TH NY VOL INFANTRY CO. A 487.0 297.5 209.6 356.0 289.9 1640.0 

47 13TH NJ VOLUNTEERS CO. A 375.0 209.1 236.5 450.0 390.0 1660.6 

48 37TH GEORGIA CO. A 478.0 203.4 318.0 356.0 360.0 1715.4 

49 6TH PA CAV, RUSH'S LANCERS CO. A 440.0 246.1 318.0 356.0 420.0 1780.1 

50 DIV. OF MARINES, CSS VIRGINIA CO. A 459.0 295.1 318.0 450.0 269.6 1791.7 

51 DURELL'S INDEPENDENT BATTERY CO. A 384.0 318.0 318.0 393.0 390.0 1803.0 

52 WYTHE RIFLES CO. A 450.0 337.0 375.0 468.0 360.0 1990.0 

53 ST. MARY'S LT. INFANTRY CO. A 469.0 337.0 375.0 431.0 390.0 2002.0 

54 15TH IND.BTY, OHIO LT ARTY CO. A 525.0 431.0 431.0 487.0 330.0 2204.0 

Class B-1 Carbine 



1 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 154.2 83.7 72.1 121.2 79.6 510.8 

2 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. B 185.7 83.0 89.1 107.7 132.2 597.7 

3 UNION GUARDS CO. B 188.0 91.2 114.7 151.6 117.5 663.0 

4 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. B 328.0 71.1 102.1 123.5 113.1 737.8 

5 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. B 318.0 162.3 131.0 147.0 87.0 845.3 

6 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. B 270.9 96.0 102.5 245.0 138.0 852.4 

7 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 233.0 101.0 91.0 227.4 250.2 902.6 

8 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 264.6 87.8 159.3 226.5 170.9 909.1 

9 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. B 412.0 97.6 116.5 229.1 114.9 970.1 

10 COCKADE RIFLES CO. B 262.9 129.5 172.7 251.6 156.4 973.1 


11 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. B 346.0 141.9 103.9 246.3 183.8 1021.9 

12 DELAWARE BLUES CO. B 403.0 151.0 121.0 208.3 140.0 1023.3 

13 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. B 375.0 111.3 228.6 117.4 194.4 1026.7 

14 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 328.0 89.5 198.7 234.2 190.7 1041.1 

15 MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. B 328.0 134.0 152.2 192.2 287.1 1093.5 

16 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. B 431.0 202.9 233.4 281.5 163.5 1312.3 

17 2ND VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. B 450.0 188.4 227.4 318.0 330.0 1513.8 

18 TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. B 459.0 210.0 188.7 337.0 330.0 1524.7 

19 HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. B 440.0 202.6 318.0 412.0 155.2 1527.8 

20 1ST TENNESSEE VOL. INF. REGT. CO. B 412.0 289.2 356.0 375.0 275.6 1707.8 

21 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. B 4 21.0 272.4 375.0 412.0 260.8 1741.2 

Class B-2 Carbine 



1 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. B 375.0 120.4 105.0 246.9 289.5 1136.8 

2 IREDELL BLUES CO. B 375.0 148.4 169.5 258.9 234.2 1186.0 

3 TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. B 459.0 196.8 188.0 291.5 100.2 1235.5 

4 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. B 384.0 193.9 189.2 337.0 197.4 1301.5 

5 1ST VALLEY RANGERS CO. B 393.0 209.8 218.6 375.0 245.4 1441.8 

6 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 459.0 215.0 175.3 268.7 330.0 1448.0 

7 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. B 469.0 300.0 270.6 375.0 330.0 1744.6 

8 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. B 515.0 218.1 279.6 412.0 390.0 1814.7 

9 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. B 515.0 300.0 280.0 393.0 390.0 1878.0 

10 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 478.0 261.7 412.0 431.0 330.0 1912.7 

11 1ST VIRGINIA CAVALRY REGT. CO. B 496.0 249.7 450.0 375.0 480.0 2050.7 

Class C Carbine 



1 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. C 233.1 100.6 107.3 191.0 124.0 756.0 

2 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. C 269.3 133.5 175.4 236.7 260.9 1075.8 

3 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. C 403.0 231.1 246.2 300.0 237.0 1417.3 

85

Class A-1 Revolver 


# Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Total Time 

1 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 39.7 19.5 19.4 10.3 88.9 

2 NANSEMOND GUARD, 6TH VA INF. CO. A 33.6 22.1 25.7 11.1 92.5 

3 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 38.2 28.9 29.6 12.3 109.0 

4 66TH NC REGT, CO C. CO. A 76.5 21.9 29.4 8.0 135.8 

5 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 96.3 25.6 30.5 22.7 175.1 

6 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 39.3 73.7 44.7 21.1 178.8 

7 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. A 77.8 42.2 49.7 18.7 188.4 

8 IREDELL BLUES CO. A 91.7 41.9 45.5 15.3 194.4 

9 COCKADE RIFLES CO. A 93.6 31.3 67.7 17.9 210.5 

10 DUFF'S 33RD TEXAS CAVALRY REG'T CO. A 101.2 29.4 69.5 16.7 216.8 

11 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A 142.1 33.4 28.0 15.9 219.4 

12 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 66.1 63.5 79.4 13.5 222.5 

13 2ND U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS, CO. B CO. A 99.9 39.6 61.3 24.9 225.7 

14 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 90.9 37.0 89.8 20.1 237.8 

15 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. A 70.7 28.3 75.8 81.0 255.8 

16 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 122.6 68.6 29.6 36.0 256.8 

17 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 86.6 74.2 78.3 26.7 265.8 

18 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. A 111.1 70.5 62.1 24.4 268.1 

19 2ND VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 108.2 51.6 62.4 45.9 268.1 

20 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 128.4 30.2 96.8 16.8 272.2 

21 1ST NY DRAGOONS CO. A 115.7 76.6 65.5 18.5 276.3 

22 14TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 121.5 87.5 71.8 13.3 294.1 

23 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A 112.1 47.0 112.0 26.7 297.8 


25 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. A 119.8 40.3 120.2 30.4 310.7 

26 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A 75.0 89.7 137.9 16.5 319.1 

27 CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A 117.2 86.2 66.7 56.7 326.8 

28 JEFF DAVIS LEGION CO. A 106.0 118.1 87.8 16.2 328.1 

29 TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. B 135.1 132.3 93.4 28.4 389.2 

30 CHESAPEAKE ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 116.0 96.8 96.6 108.3 417.7 





1 10TH MASS. BATTERY CO. A 132.0 55.0 25.1 21.3 233.4 

2 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A 126.5 42.7 42.5 34.4 246.1 

3 4TH MICH. VOL. INF. CO. A 131.3 76.4 36.5 22.1 266.3 

4 44TH GEORGIA INFANTRY CO. A 137.3 65.2 48.6 17.2 268.3 

5 PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 128.1 73.3 61.0 14.4 276.8 

6 3RD NC CAVALRY CO. A 156.7 51.3 81.5 25.4 314.9 

7 KNAP'S BATTERY E, PA LT. ARTY. CO. A 112.0 47.7 130.1 28.7 318.5 

8 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A 165.5 65.2 60.8 32.5 324.0 

9 1ST VALLEY RANGERS CO. A 121.4 86.2 97.3 21.8 326.7 

10 WHEAT'S SPECIAL BTTN,LA TIGERS CO. A 129.6 46.4 124.2 29.4 329.6 

11 20TH GEORGIA VOL INF CO. A 126.0 120.2 108.4 21.0 375.6 

12 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A 121.6 108.0 107.5 55.0 392.1 

13 CO G 23RD NC STATE TROOPS CO. A 120.1 91.5 162.7 35.3 409.6 

14 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. A 183.0 95.6 88.1 91.5 458.2 




1 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A 80.7 26.0 66.0 11.9 184.6 

2 CO. C, 2nd USSS (Booz) CO. A 89.1 63.0 82.5 25.5 260.1 

3 DELAWARE BLUES CO. A 123.1 25.8 52.6 69.2 270.7 

4 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A 118.0 87.0 80.5 14.6 300.1 

5 UNION GUARDS CO. A 135.8 99.2 59.0 31.6 325.6 

6 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A 99.1 97.8 67.4 76.2 340.5 

7 HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. A 132.7 101.3 77.0 37.1 348.1 

8 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. A 107.8 98.3 64.9 78.2 349.2 

9 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 111.6 81.8 78.4 82.6 354.4 


11 DURELL'S INDEPENDENT BATTERY CO. A 173.2 81.5 104.1 17.9 376.7 

12 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A 158.1 75.2 125.7 18.3 377.3 

13 7TH TENNESSEE INF. REGT., CSA CO. A 167.0 65.5 104.2 49.1 385.8 

14 8TH MICHIGAN CAVALRY CO. A 142.0 84.1 121.4 62.7 410.2 

15 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 196.8 120.6 68.3 45.7 431.4 

16 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. B 155.0 144.5 114.1 19.0 432.6 

17 7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS CO. A 144.0 121.0 109.0 74.0 448.0 

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18 27TH VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A 155.9 106.1 99.6 102.1 463.7 

19 ALLEGHENY CITY GUARDS CO. A 176.0 102.9 132.9 90.3 502.1 


21 1ST REGT ENGINEER TROOPS, ANV CO. A 162.0 133.4 190.1 150.0 635.5 

Class B Revolver 



1 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. B 79.9 52.4 22.5 18.3 173.1 

2 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 97.9 36.3 70.7 21.9 226.8 

3 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 1 06.3 76.7 37.8 42.8 263.6 

4 COCKADE RIFLES CO. C 123.0 114.8 40.4 40.8 319.0 

5 IREDELL BLUES CO. B 89.7 117.7 87.7 44.4 339.5 

6 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B 136.7 77.3 99.7 43.0 356.7 

7 2ND VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. B 103.4 95.5 94.4 64.7 358.0 

8 14TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. B 131.0 123.8 90.2 30.1 375.1 

9 NANSEMOND GUARD, 6TH VA INF. CO. B 167.6 112.7 40.3 61.8 382.4 

10 TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. A 118.7 136.7 121.1 23.1 399.6 

11 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. C 137.0 127.1 113.2 29.4 406.7 

12 1ST VALLEY RANGERS CO. B 131.8 95.0 136.1 69.5 432.4 

13 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. B 133.2 106.2 131.4 71.2 442.0 

14 66TH NC REGT, CO C. CO. B 101.7 133.9 117.7 91.6 444.9 

15 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. B 180.4 127.0 92.0 66.8 466.2 

16 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. B 158.5 164.2 120.1 24.1 466.9 

17 JEFF DAVIS LEGION CO. B 159.5 126.8 144.9 64.1 495.3 

18 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 148.3 143.3 112.6 139.0 543.2 

19 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. A 174.3 136.1 149.4 109.0 568.8 

20 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. B 133.1 140.7 171.3 139.9 585.0 

Class C Revolver 



1 COCKADE RIFLES CO. B 99.5 96.5 137.0 26.3 359.3 

2 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. C 151.6 106.5 113.1 42.6 413.8 

3 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. B 137.5 130.3 122.6 75.1 465.5 


Class A-1 Breech-Loader 








6 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A 29.0 85.3 30.0 32.6 176.9 



9 RICHMOND VOL. MILITIA CO. A 72.1 74.8 34.3 35.8 217.0 







16 56TH PA. VOL. INF. CO. A 30.5 147.6 34.8 76.2 289.1 










2 TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A 40.8 112.7 56.4 92.7 302.6 

3 4TH MICH. VOL. INF. CO. A 40.7 137.5 44.5 98.9 321.6 

4 7TH NORTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS CO. A 44.1 202.0 37.0 53.7 336.8 

5 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. A 97.2 122.1 38.8 97.0 355.1 

6 CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A 56.2 208.0 39.6 69.1 372.9 

7 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 72.3 241.0 46.9 129.1 489.3 


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11 149TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 137.1 236.0 71.6 213.0 657.7 




1 3RD REGT. GA. VOL. INF. CO. A 66.7 164.9 58.7 66.6 356.9 

2 2ND NJ VOLUNTEERS CO. A 139.7 138.8 44.5 106.0 429.0 

3 LANCASTER FENCIBLES CO. A 77.7 225.0 45.4 83.6 431.7 


5 NORFOLK LIGHT INFANTRY CO. A 85.6 230.0 47.1 114.4 477.1 

6 14TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 64.9 179.0 48.8 225.0 517.7 

7 CSS ALABAMA CO. A 62.9 241.0 56.4 191.0 551.3 

8 HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. A 180.0 196.0 54.0 126.7 556.7 

9 19TH INDIANA INFANTRY CO. A 198.0 202.0 60.2 124.0 584.2 



12 1ST NJ LIGHT ARTILLERY CO. A 156.1 258.0 92.3 225.0 731.4 

13 1ST TENNESSEE VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 178.2 241.0 100.4 213.0 732.6 




17 14TH MISS. INFANTRY REGIMENT CO. A 234.0 286.0 191.0 292.0 1003.0 

18 19TH INDP.BTTY.LT.ARTY,NY.VOLS CO. A 288.0 309.0 127.0 281.0 1005.0 

Class B Breech-Loader 



1 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. B 35.8 113.5 27.1 37.5 213.9 

2 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. B 65.1 108.8 39.4 78.7 292.0 

3 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 55.5 109.0 58.6 118.9 342.0 

4 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 58.3 168.0 40.4 77.0 343.7 

5 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B 51.6 161.7 46.3 86.5 346.1 

6 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 53.1 213.0 44.2 53.3 363.6 




9 14TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. B 81.8 219.0 92.2 167.8 560.8 

10 RICHMOND VOL. MILITIA CO. B 252.0 208.0 59.7 176.7 696.4 

11 149TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 111.1 258.0 138.1 247.0 754.2 

12 1ST NJ LIGHT ARTILLERY CO. B 180.0 303.0 202.0 303.0 988.0 

Class C Breech-Loader 



1 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. C 52.1 236.0 59.5 247.0 594.6 


Class A-1 Smoothbore 







5 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A 88.3 64.2 50.1 46.1 248.7 

6 14TH MISS. INFANTRY REGIMENT CO. A 94.5 57.4 46.0 64.4 262.3 








14 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 135.4 69.6 82.2 49.7 336.9 

15 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A 132.3 60.9 56.2 89.5 338.9 





20 1ST SC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 158.4 52.5 84.2 178.4 473.5 

21 ROWAN ARTILLERY CO. A 195.0 117.6 82.1 154.9 549.6 

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22 CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A 2 55.0 105.1 143.4 172.3 675.8 

23 DURELL'S INDEPENDENT BATTERY CO. A 210.0 114.4 100.0 270.0 694.4 


25 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. A 210.0 75.7 145.8 330.0 761.5 

26 7TH WV VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 270.0 108.9 172.7 210.0 761.6 





2 MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. A 108.6 48.8 70.0 103.9 331.3 


4 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. A 163.1 55.0 64.5 105.3 387.9 

5 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A 195.0 85.1 76.2 35.0 391.3 




9 3RD REGT. GA. VOL. INF. CO. A 113.3 75.1 113.4 140.3 442.1 

10 TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. A 153.5 72.9 86.2 133.8 446.4 

11 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 142.9 102.7 107.9 93.1 446.6 

12 56TH VIRGINIA INF., CO. E CO. A 121.6 106.3 108.2 115.3 451.4 

13 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. B 180.0 79.8 95.3 116.0 471.1 

14 19TH INDIANA INFANTRY CO. A 195.0 68.7 70.3 139.7 473.7 

15 7TH TENNESSEE INF. REGT., CSA CO. A 156.6 72.2 56.7 210.0 495.5 

16 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A 140.4 95.6 152.6 147.8 536.4 


18 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 195.0 79.1 128.9 180.0 583.0 


20 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A 195.0 93.4 70.5 300.0 658.9 

21 R. PRESTON CHEW'S BATTERY CO. A 270.0 144.0 115.0 169.8 698.8 




1 5TH BTTY. MICHIGAN LT. ARTY. CO. A 124.4 49.0 115.4 50.1 338.9 



3 1ST US SHARPSHOOTERS CO G CO. A 81.0 66.0 72.0 210.0 429.0 

4 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A 156.4 113.9 67.4 120.5 458.2 

5 1ST U.S. ARTILLERY CO. A 1 41.5 84.2 150.9 84.0 460.6 

6 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 170.4 134.1 54.3 117.4 476.2 


8 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A 172.1 79.8 78.1 162.6 492.6 

9 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 177.6 78.6 84.4 180.0 520.6 

10 IREDELL BLUES CO. A 172.7 89.6 157.3 115.3 534.9 









19 3RD U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY CO. A 152.9 111.5 134.9 210.0 609.3 




23 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A 210.0 124.4 225.0 173.3 732.7 


25 CSS ALABAMA CO. A 195.0 202.0 148.2 210.0 755.2 

26 69TH NY STATE VOLUNTEERS CO. A 240.0 86.1 163.8 270.0 759.9 

27 PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 240.0 119.4 175.7 240.0 775.1 

28 149TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 225.0 153.2 152.3 270.0 800.5 


30 20TH GEORGIA VOL INF CO. A 240.0 162.5 202.0 240.0 844.5 

31 WHEAT'S SPECIAL BTTN,LA TIGERS CO. A 240.0 142.0 165.2 300.0 847.2 

32 11TH N.J. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 195.0 124.9 225.0 330.0 874.9 

33 HARDAWAY'S ALABAMA BTTY CO. A 240.0 202.0 225.0 210.0 877.0 

34 DIXIE ARTILLERY CO. A 300.0 100.1 248.0 300.0 948.1 

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Class B Smoothbore 



1 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. B 82.9 64.3 52.8 60.0 260.0 

2 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B 68.8 45.8 70.4 87.4 272.4 

3 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 1 14.4 61.6 42.3 57.6 275.9 

4 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. C 170.5 76.6 71.6 83.0 401.7 

5 UNION GUARDS CO. C 144.8 59.6 97.2 141.8 443.4 

6 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. B 160.1 69.0 103.3 128.7 461.1 

7 NANSEMOND GUARD, 6TH VA INF. CO. B 138.7 103.6 69.7 149.7 461.7 

8 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. B 126.6 86.4 113.1 139.0 465.1 

9 10TH MASS. BATTERY CO. B 135.0 159.8 96.3 98.2 489.3 

10 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. B 139.3 60.5 169.5 144.9 514.2 

11 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. B 146.0 111.1 116.8 160.0 533.9 

12 14TH MISS. INFANTRY REGIMENT CO. B 178.8 122.7 118.2 148.0 567.7 

13 7TH TENNESSEE INF. REGT., CSA CO. B 195.0 98.8 105.8 210.0 609.6 

14 34TH BTTN. VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A 210.0 96.4 107.8 210.0 624.2 

15 1ST U.S. ARTILLERY CO. B 154.5 116.9 202.0 160.4 633.8 


17 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. B 255.0 127.2 65.2 210.0 657.4 

18 1ST REGT ENGINEER TROOPS, ANV CO. B 225.0 128.1 163.1 178.0 694.2 

19 CO. C, 2nd USSS (Booz) CO. B 195.0 124.1 169.7 240.0 728.8 

20 MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. B 300.0 93.9 106.9 270.0 770.8 

21 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 210.0 144.4 124.3 300.0 778.7 


23 19TH INDIANA INFANTRY CO. B 195.0 100.1 248.0 300.0 843.1 

24 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 223.9 142.4 270.0 270.0 906.3 

25 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. B 225.0 202.0 202.0 330.0 959.0 

26 7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS CO. B 300.0 292.0 248.0 240.0 1080.0 

Class C Smoothbore 



1 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. C 82.1 43.7 62.1 101.6 289.5 

2 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. C 94.0 46.8 93.3 64.0 298.1 

3 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. D 118.2 73.0 98.6 129.7 419.5 


4 UNION GUARDS CO. B 127.0 112.0 110.2 94.7 443.9 


6 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. C 102.8 107.0 77.0 178.6 465.4 

7 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. D 144.2 76.1 57.5 240.0 517.8 

8 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. C 177.1 113.6 89.6 210.0 590.3 

9 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. D 210.0 105.1 103.8 240.0 658.9 

10 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. D 225.0 124.2 175.3 330.0 854.5 


Breech-Loader SS 









7 DELAWARE BLUES CO. A 41.6 154.2 91.1 72.1 359.0 


9 2ND U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS, CO. B CO. A 75.0 173.1 60.4 114.8 423.3 


11 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 120.7 166.0 56.1 121.8 464.6 

12 1ST US SHARPSHOOTERS CO G CO. A 79.9 191.0 90.1 140.6 501.6 





17 CO. C, 2nd USSS (Booz) CO. B 137.4 338.0 225.0 248.0 948.4 

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Individual Match Results 

124th Naonal Skirmish, October 5-9, 2011 

50-Yard Musket Results 

12 Places Paid 

# Expert Sharpshooter Marksman Striker 

1 8790 HYNDSHAW, JR.,W 95-01X 5691 WOLF, W 91-01X 10483 GORSKY, R 94-00X 12739 COOPER, D 91-00X 

2 10496 HARRIS, S 95-01X 9684 JEWETT, M 91-00X 11258 MC LEAN, E 91-00X 6451 KEIMER, M 90-02X 

3 7339 ROWE, L 94-03X 0155 CHAPMAN, C 90-01X 11547 BEALE, C 90-02X 12781 FEREK, L 88-01X 

4 8301 BUCHANAN, S 94-02X 12424 HUFFMAN, C 89-02X 12413 EBERSOLE, W 90-02X 10126 JEWETT, J 88-01X 

5 4354 HUGHES, M 94-02X 2419 ANAGNOSTIS, H 89-02X 1876 BAUM, J 89-01X 11650 DANA, R 88-00X 

6 0701 FRITZ, E 94-01X 12738 WILLIAMS, C 89-01X 12511 CHAPMAN, A 89-01X 10464 ROWE, J 87-00X 

7 9128 GREGORY, JR, H 94-00X 10621 WENCHEL, III, J 89-01X 10626 EBERSOLE, M 89-01X 12076 WILLIAMS, R 87-00X 

8 4952 DISBENNETT, D 93-02X 11728 MC DONALD, S 89-01X 12648 FAUCHER, J 89-00X 4515 THOMAS, JR., M 86-00X 

9 4031 THORNE, T 93-01X 12085 ALTLAND, P 88-02X 9131 FEDORKO, J 89-00X 10107 DOLLINGER, JR,R 86-00X 

10 8493 COOPER, T 93-01X 12482 NAQUIN, C 88-01X 9843 LYCAN, P 89-00X 10453 SHEPHERD, B 85-01X 

11 9761 BETHKE, D 92-02X 2660 RICHARDSON, J 88-01X 8578 HINES, T 88-01X 12615 ZEBROWSKI, M 85-00X 

12 8270 BETTERLEY, B 92-02X 9185 MARK, J 88-01X 3626 GAUL, JR., H 88-01X 1505 SIMPSON, M 85-00X 

100-Yard Musket Results 



1 8025 WALSH, J 94-02X 2419 ANAGNOSTIS, H 92-02X 6509 KISER, J 90-03X 6578 CAHILL, E 88-01X 

2 9128 GREGORY, JR, H 94-01X 9185 MARK, J 91-01X 12601 PAYNE, J 90-02X 4515 THOMAS, JR., M86-01X 

3 2160 HEUER, D 93-02X 0254 PASTORE, F 90-01X 5969 ROHRBACH, B 90-01X 12615 ZEBROWSKI, M86-00X 

4 7519 FILBERT, R 92-03X 6783 DEANS, G 89-00X 7106 TORDAY, A 89-03X 8619 CONWAY, J 85-02X 

5 2495 WAITS, B 92-02X 2479 BROCKMILLER, F 89-00X 11784 D'ALESSANDRO, V 89-01X 12661 TAYLOR, N 85-01X 

6 11046 ROGERS, III, J 91-02X 6302 COX, J 89-00X 4428 GARRATANO, S 88-02X 10126 JEWETT, J 85-00X 

7 1614 CORRIGAN, P 91-01X 6738 GIBSON, D 88-00X 12086 DE CARLO, P 88-00X 12739 COOPER, D 84-00X 

8 9289 SNOOK, D 9 1-01X 12085 ALTLAND, P 88-00X 9694 COMEAU, R 86-00X 11612 NEWBERRY, T 83-01X 

9 6301 WADE, J 91-01X 11692 BUMFORD, A 87-02X 10950 ALLEN, J 85-01X 9140 KORLACH, H 83-00X 

10 8301 BUCHANAN, S 91-01X 5318 COMER, D 87-02X 12042 LOUGHMAN, JR.,S 85-01X 10464 ROWE, J 82-01X 

11 7804 SILCOTT, H 91-00X 11048 LYTTON, T 87-01X 3489 MC DANIEL, M 85-01X 1833 HALE, D 82-01X 

Musket Aggregate Results 

8 Places Paid 


1 9128 GREGORY, JR, H 188-01X 2419 ANAGNOSTIS, H 181-04X 10950 ALLEN, J 173-02X 12739 COOPER, D 175-00X 

2 8301 BUCHANAN, S 185-03X 9185 MARK, J 179-02X 9843 LYCAN, P 173-00X 10126 JEWETT, J 173-01X 

3 4031 THORNE, T 184-01X 12085 ALTLAND, P 176-02X 12601 PAYNE, J 172-02X 4515 THOMAS, JR., M 172-01X 

4 9289 SNOOK, D 183-02X 2479 BROCKMILLER, F 175-01X 10483 GORSKY, R 172-00X 6578 CAHILL, E 171-02X 


5 10496 HARRIS, S 183-02X 9684 JEWETT, M 175-01X 7106 TORDAY, A 171-03X 12781 FEREK, L 170-01X 

6 2495 WAITS, B 182-04X 11728 MC DONALD, S173-02X 5796 SMITH, J 170-02X 10464 ROWE, J 169-01X 

7 7519 FILBERT, R 182-03X 9160 ECKARD, K 173-00X 9131 FEDORKO, J 170-01X 1833 HALE, D 165-01X 

8 4354 HUGHES, M 182-03X 0254 PASTORE, F 172-01X 12413 EBERSOLE, W 169-02X 1505 SIMPSON, M 164-00X 

50-Yard Carbine Results 



1 9128 GREGORY, JR, H 96-00X 6955 TATE, B 93-02X 7373 MC LEOD, H 89-02X 12413 EBERSOLE, W 88-03X 

2 3590 SCHNEEMAN, E 95-02X 6476 DOBBS, S 92-00X 3161 DELAMATER, S 87-02X 11585 WESTERBECK, R 86-00X 

3 2495 WAITS, B 94-02X 5369 ROBEY, T 91-02X 10980 ALTMAN, D 86-00X 9694 COMEAU, R 85-01X 

4 11692 BUMFORD, A 94-02X 8708 MC DONALD, G90-01X 10375 WEITZ, W 86-00X 4473 STRUDWICK, W 85-01X 

5 7804 SILCOTT, H 93-02X 9849 WHIPPLE, T 90-01X 4869 RUGGIERO, L 85-02X 12609 WEAVER, E 84-00X 

6 8649 DICK, B 92-03X 2395 SUTORIUS, C 89-01X 8904 FLEES, L 85-01X 3635 SANTARELLI, M 83-00X 

7 11366 DAVENPORT,III,E 92-02X 9996 BODNER, M 89-01X 9630 BAIRD, R 85-01X 10106 MAAS, J 82-01X 

8 12085 ALTLAND, P 92-02X 2722 HOWELL, E 89-00X 12775 MOORE, K 85-01X 6451 KEIMER, M 82-01X 

9 11131 O'BRYANT, K 92-01X 3726 LEVITSKY, S 89-00X 8865 GIPE, E 85-00X 11553 TOBERGTA, K 82-00X 

10 0336 MUSIC, JR., J 92-00X 4428 GARRATANO, S89-00X 10832 SMITH, J 85-00X 12764 CABLE, D 82-00X 

100-Yard Carbine Results 

9 Places Paid 


1 3590 SCHNEEMAN, E 94-00X 12096 BRILL, D 91-01X 8873 CONRAD, D 93-01X 12413 EBERSOLE, W 87-01X 

2 7804 SILCOTT, H 93-00X 6855 CULLERS, E 91-00X 7963 WOLBERS, J 88-01X 10222 JOHNSON, J 87-00X 

3 6350 SNYDER, K 92-01X 9274 CAMPBELL, W 90-02X 7937 KINDLE, K 87-00X 11660 BENNETT, C 86-01X 

4 7560 MC BRIDE, M 92-01X 10709 KORLACH, P 89-00X 9059 MARK, T 87-00X 12764 CABLE, D 84-01X 

5 4031 THORNE, T 92-01X 9269 MAGNO, T 89-00X 5109 BLY, J 86-02X 8954 LAKOTA, D 84-00X 

6 11784 D'ALESSANDRO, V 91-02X 5166 PERSON, JR., J 88-01X 9131 FEDORKO, J 86-01X 11585 WESTERBECK, R 82-01X 

7 9128 GREGORY, JR, H 91-01X 5699 SMITH, D 88-00X 5969 ROHRBACH, B 85-01X 0266 STANLEY, K 82-01X 

8 6436 DAVIS, K 91-01X 1832 BOOZ, D 88-00X 8830 SHARISON, H 85-00X 12128 TREADWAY, JR.,G 81-01X 

Carbine Aggregate Results 

7 Places Paid 


1 3590 SCHNEEMAN, E 189-02X 6855 CULLERS, E 178-00X 8873 CONRAD, D 176-01X 12413 EBERSOLE, W 175-04X 

2 9128 GREGORY, JR, H 187-01X 6955 TATE, B 176-04X 7963 WOLBERS, J 172-01X 10222 JOHNSON, J 167-01X 

3 7804 SILCOTT, H 186-02X 6476 DOBBS, S 176-01X 8904 FLEES, L 169-01X 12764 CABLE, D 166-01X 

4 2495 WAITS, B 184-02X 9269 MAGNO, T 175-00X 11258 MC LEAN, E 169-00X 9694 COMEAU, R 166-01X 

5 4031 THORNE, T 183-03X 5166 PERSON, JR., J 174-02X 8830 SHARISON, H 167-00X 12609 WEAVER, E 165-00X 

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6 5725 SHAW, E 181-03X 5369 ROBEY, T 174-02X 5109 BLY, J 166-02X 4473 STRUDWICK, W 164-01X 

7 6350 SNYDER, K 180-02X 3726 LEVITSKY, S 174-00X 5969 ROHRBACH, B 165-02X 11660 BENNETT, C 160-01X 

25-Yard Revolver Results 

5 Places Paid 


1 3489 MC DANIEL, M 99-04X 11692 BUMFORD, A 98-02X 9289 SNOOK, D 96-02X 2488 BROCKMILLER, S 88-01X 

2 6629 ZDON, JR, W 96-02X 5699 SMITH, D 96-02X 1447 CUTRIGHT, T 94-03X 10981 EARLY, C 87-01X 

3 2419 ANAGNOSTIS, H 95-03X 10696 COUMES, J 93-01X 0233 MILES, E 90-01X 11769 PIFER, M 84-02X 

4 2479 BROCKMILLER, F 95-03X 6546 DUTY, W 92-02X 9843 LYCAN, P 90-01X 11839 LANNON, E 84-00X 

5 11046 ROGERS, III, J 95-02X 3991 MATTHEWS, W 91-03X 6346 BEEMAN, R 88-00X 8482 ANDERSON, E 81-01X 

50-Yard Revolver Results 

4 Places Paid 


1 0701 FRITZ, E 86-01X 5969 ROHRBACH, B 81-01X 1447 CUTRIGHT, T 80-00X 10981 EARLY, C 72-00X 

2 2495 WAITS, B 86-00X 11048 LYTTON, T 79-01X 6346 BEEMAN, R 74-00X 5725 SHAW, E 68-00X 

3 2419 ANAGNOSTIS, H 84-01X 5282 SCANLAN, T 77-00X 9347 SINKLERIS, A 71-00X 9585 HOOVER, L 65-00X 

4 2496 WERTZ, H 82-00X 11221 JONES, D 76-01X 12739 COOPER, D 68-00X 7559 TREHERNE, J 64-00X 

Revolver Aggregate Results 

3 Places Paid 


1 3489 MC DANIEL, M 180-05X 6476 DOBBS, S 167-02X 1447 CUTRIGHT, T 174-03X 10981 EARLY, C 159-01X 

2 2419 ANAGNOSTIS, H 179-04X 5282 SCANLAN, T 166-03X 6346 BEEMAN, R 162-00X 5725 SHAW, E 143-00X 

3 0701 FRITZ, E 177-01X 6546 DUTY, W 166-02X 9289 SNOOK, D 158-02X 9585 HOOVER, L 135-01X 

50-Yard Breech-Loader Results 

4 Places Paid 


1 4634 BOWLING, G 95-04X 7791 ROUCH, M 93-01X 3637 HARRINGTON, T 92-00X 8619 CONWAY, J 89-00X 

2 5725 SHAW, E 95-02X 9372 CHRISTIANSEN, D 92-00X 2214 CAHILL, F 90-00X 3731 WAUGH, H 87-01X 

3 12001 ELKA, R 95-02X 5699 SMITH, D 90-01X 3580 HOLMES, D 88-02X 9996 BODNER, M 87-01X 

4 9970 KILLEEN, M 94-02X 1728 SHARRETT, III,J 89-02X 5318 COMER, D 88-01X 11906 WILT, D 87-01X 


100-Yard Breech-Loader Results 

4 Places Paid 


1 5282 SCANLAN, T 98-04X 7100 HALE, B 91-02X 2249 BRADY, J 90-02X 8174 HEATWOLE, J 88-00X 

2 4031 THORNE, T 94-02X 9372 CHRISTIANSEN, D 90-03X 11604 BENDY, JR., M 89-01X 9059 MARK, T 86-00X 

3 9128 GREGORY, JR, H 94-00X 4894 TROST, R 90-02X 5318 COMER, D 88-01X 5539 MORELAND, J 85-01X 

4 11912 JARNUTOWSKI, M 93-04X 10830 PAFFORD, M 89-01X 8830 SHARISON, H 88-00X 2811 BARVIAN, R 84-03X 

Breech-Loader Aggregate Results 

3 Places Paid 


1 5282 SCANLAN, T 191-04X 9372 CHRISTIANSEN, D 182-03X 2249 BRADY, J 178-02X 8174 HEATWOLE, J 174-00X 

2 4634 BOWLING, G 188-05X 4894 TROST, R 179-02X 5318 COMER, D 176-02X 3731 WAUGH, H 170-01X 

3 12001 ELKA, R 187-05X 1728 SHARRETT, III,J 178-02X 8674 KNOPF, E 171-02X 9059 MARK, T 168-02X 

25-Yard Smoothbore Results 

4 Places Paid 


1 7791 ROUCH, M 96-05X 7804 SILCOTT, H 95-02X 6350 SNYDER, K 95-03X 9996 BODNER, M 94-01X 

2 12001 ELKA, R 96-04X 9372 CHRISTIANSEN, D 94-01X 11692 BUMFORD, A 93-02X 8990 SNYDER, D 91-01X 

3 0713 BUMFORD, JR., A 95-04X 11802 WESCHKE, B 93-02X 9895 CHABALOWSKI, R 93-02X 9140 KORLACH, H 89-00X 

4 4634 BOWLING, G 95-02X 9684 JEWETT, M 92-04X 0111 BARKER, L 92-01X 12609 WEAVER, E 89-00X 

50-Yard Smoothbore Results 

4 Places Paid 


1 7791 ROUCH, M 95-02X 7804 SILCOTT, H 90-01X 9895 CHABALOWSKI, R 91-00X 9478 ISOM, G 88-01X 

2 4634 BOWLING, G 94-02X 6955 TATE, B 89-01X 8578 HINES, T 90-02X 11930 KEIMER, II, G 87-01X 

3 8259 THORNE, N 94-02X 12403 SELLARO, S 89-01X 8025 WALSH, J 89-02X 1585 FOSTER, C 85-00X 

4 4031 THORNE, T 92-01X 2395 SUTORIUS, C 89-00X 11012 BOLEY, M 89-01X 4272 EARLY, JR., G 84-00X 

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Smoothbore Aggregate Results 

2 Places Paid 


1 7791 ROUCH, M 191-07X 7804 SILCOTT, H 185-03X 6350 SNYDER, K 183-04X 8990 SNYDER, D 175-01X 

2 4634 BOWLING, G 189-04X 6955 TATE, B 178-02X 2756 HARRISON, JR.,L 176-03X 11930 KEIMER, II, G 173-01X 

Musket-Carbine Aggregate Results 


# Competor 

1 9128 GREGORY, JR, H 375-02X 

2 4031 THORNE, T 367-04X 

3 7804 SILCOTT, H 367-03X 

4 2495 WAITS, B 366-06X 

5 1614 CORRIGAN, P 360-02X 

6 2160 HEUER, D 360-02X 

7 2419 ANAGNOSTIS, H 358-06X 

8 6855 CULLERS, E 358-01X 

9 5725 SHAW, E 356-03X 

10 0713 BUMFORD, JR., A 356-02X 

11 9185 MARK, J 355-05X 

12 11131 O'BRYANT, K 355-04X 

13 9289 SNOOK, D 355-03X 

14 0701 FRITZ, E 354-05X 

15 5282 SCANLAN, T 354-03X 

Grand Aggregate Results 


# Competor 

1 2495 WAITS, B 543-07X 


3 4031 THORNE, T 537-08X 

4 9128 GREGORY, JR, H 533-05X 

5 0701 FRITZ, E 531-06X 

6 1614 CORRIGAN, P 526-05X 

50-Yard Aggregate Results 


# Competor 

1 2495 WAITS, B 270-04X 

2 0701 FRITZ, E 270-03X 

3 4031 THORNE, T 261-05X 


5 5779 ARNETTE, M 260-02X 

6 6629 ZDON, JR, W 260-01X 

7 8493 COOPER, T 260-01X 

8 4634 BOWLING, G 258-00X 

9 8239 HILER, JR, J 255-01X 

10 12085 ALTLAND, P 254-04X 

7 6855 CULLERS, E 522-02X 

8 5282 SCANLAN, T 520-06X 

9 12085 ALTLAND, P 519-06X 

10 4634 BOWLING, G 519-03X 

11 2479 BROCKMILLER, F 516-04X 

12 0713 BUMFORD, JR., A 516-03X 

13 5779 ARNETTE, M 516-02X 

14 9289 SNOOK, D 513-05X 

15 11046 ROGERS, III, J 513-05X 


Five-Gun Aggregate Results 

4 Places Paid 

# Competor 

1 4031 THORNE, T 908-16X 

2 9128 GREGORY, JR, H 898-07X 

3 4634 BOWLING, G 896-12X 

4 2495 WAITS, B 894-10X 

Young Skirmisher Results 

2 Places Paid 

# Competor 

1 12413 EBERSOLE, W 169-02X 

2 12861 ALLVISI, M 145-00X 

Senior Skirmisher Results 

2 Places Paid 

# Competor 

1 6855 CULLERS, E 180-01X 

2 2115 LAUER, M 178-00X 

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Regional AllStar Match 

Musket 


# 

Time 

Team Event 1 Total 

1 PT Region CO. A 90.0 

2 TW Region CO. A 100.6 

3 NE Region CO. A 109.2 

4 CH Region CO. A 117.4 

5 CV Region CO. A 118.0 

6 MW Region CO. A 122.1 

7 EN Region CO. A 134.9 

8 DS Region CO. A 135.0 

9 AL Region CO. A 135.0 

10 WR Region CO. A 136.4 

11 NW Region CO. A 146.8 

12 CR Region CO. A 160.2 

13 MA Region CO. A 178.1 

Arllery Match Results 

Smoothbore Results: 

Place Gun/Crew Score 

1 3RD MARYLAND ARTY NO. 1 47-4V 

2 1ST VIRGINIA CAV 43-2V 

3 MANLY'S BTTY NO. 1 41-1V 

4 3RD MARYLAND ARTY NO. 2 39-2V 

5 15HT IND BTTY OHIO LT ARTY NO. 3 38-4V 

6 DIXIE ARTY NO. 2 38-1V 

7 108TH NEW YORK VOL INF 35-0V 

8 DIXIE ARTY NO. 1 31-3V 

9 3RD US (HIPPLE) 31-1V 

10 HARDAWAY'S ALABAMA BTTY NO. 2 28-3V 

Rifled Results: 


1 3RD US (GALLOWAY) 50-3V 

2 3RD US (SMITHGALL) 50-2V 

3 3RD US (FULTON) 50-1V 

4 3RD US (WELLS) 48-3V 

5 15TH IND BTTY OHIO LT ARTY NO. 1 48-3V 

6 14TH CONNECTICUT VOL INF 47-1V 

7 BUNCOMBE RIFLFES 46-3V 

8 1ST VIRGINIA VOLS (ROB) 45-2V 

9 10TH MASSACHUSETTS BTTY NO. 2 44-2V 

10 5TH VIRGINA VOL INF 43-2V 

11 2ND VIRGINIA CAV 43-2V 

12 1ST MARYLAND CAV (KATIE) NO. 2 43-1V 

13 MANLY'S BTTY NO. 1 42-1V 

14 10TH MASSACHUSETTS BTTY NO. 1 41-2V 

15 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTY 41-2V 

16 MCNEILL'S RANGERS 40-1V 

17 CO G 23RD N. CAROLINA ST TRPS 40-0V 

18 WINSLOW'S BTTY 39-1V 

19 1ST VIRGINIA VOL (DES) 39-1V 

20 SOUTHAMPTON GREYS 39-0V 

21 27TH VIRGINIA VOL (SCOTT) 38-3V 

22 1ST NEW JERSEY LIGHT ARTY 38-1V 

23 1ST MARYLAND CAV (TIM) NO. 1 34-1V 

24 1ST VIRGINIA VOLS (JAMIE) 31-0V 

25 7TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL INF 27-1V 

26 DULANY TROOPS, 6TH VA CAV 26-0V 

27 CO. C 2ND US SHARPSHOOTERS 24-0V 

28 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS 15-0V 


Howitzer Results: 


1 3RD US NO. 2 (KURDT) 49-2V 

2 3RD US NO. 1 (SMITHGALL) 48-5V 

3 DIXIE ARTY 46-2V 

4 3RD MARYLAND ARTY 16-0V 

Rifled Howitzer Results: 


1 15TH IND BTTY OHLT ARTY NO. 2 

46-4V 

2 1ST MARYLAND CAV 43-3V 

3 CO G 23RD NORTH CR ST TRPS 42-4V 

4 27TH VIRGINIA VOL 34-0V 

5 MOSBY'S RANGERS 25-3V 

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Mortar Match Results: 

Place Mortar Shot 1 Shot 2 Shot 3 Shot 4 Shot 5 Total 

1 3RD US (WELLS) #3 0-10.5in2-3in 2-10in 6-4in 9-8in 21-11.5in 

2 3RD US (HIPPLE) #2 0-5in 1-9in 4-5.5in 7-5.5in 12-2in 26-3in 

3 CO. B 2ND US SHARPSHOOTERS #1 0-0in 2-3in 6-8in 6-9.375in11-8.375in27-4.75in 

4 1ST MARYLAND CAV (KATIE) #2 0-3.5in 0-11in 3-2in 10-5in 13-1in 27-10.5in 

5 3RD US (8 INCH) SMITHGALL #1 2-3in 4-4in 6-1in 10-11in9-5in 33-0in 

6 3RD MARYLAND ARTY #1 1-5in 6-3in 8-3.5in 8-5.5in 11-4in 35-9in 

7 SOUTHAMPTON GREYS #1 5-11in 6-5in 6-11in 7-2in 10-2in 36-7in 

8 15TH IND BTTY OHIO LT ARTY #1 4-7in 5-2in 7-0in 9-0.5in 11-0in 36-9.5in 

9 1ST TENNESSEE VOL INF REGT #1 3-0.5in 4-10in 6-11in 10-5in 14-5in 39-7.5in 

10 56TH PENNSYLVANIA VOL INF #1 1-10.5in5-10in 6-5in 10-3in 16-5.5in40-10in 

11 2ND VIRGINIA CAV #1 4-6in 7-3in 7-4.5in 7-7in14-10in41-6.5in 

12 TUCKER'S NAVAL BRIG #1 1-1in 7-3in 7-2in 11-1in 15-4in 41-11in 

13 12TH REGT US REGULAR INF #1 3-4.5in 5-3in 6-1in 10-6in 18-3.5in43-6in 

14 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS #2 3-8in 7-10in 8-0in 15-4in 10-1in 44-11in 

15 1ST VALLEY RANGERS #1 1-6.5in 3-8.5in 5-10in 17-5.5in18-5in 46-11.5in 

16 ROWAN ARTY #2 2-8in 6-7in 8-1in 14-9in 20-3in 52-4in 

17 3RD MARYLAND ARTY #2 3-2.75in3-5in 13-3in 16-1in 18-10in54-9.75in 

18 5TH VIRGINIA VOL INF #2 1-3.5in 10-6.5in 13-7in 14-4.5in15-6in 55-3.5in 

19 8th REGT VIRGINIA VOL INF #1 4-4.5in 5-4in8-7in17-3in19-10in55-4.5in 

20 149TH NEW YORK VOL #2 4-4.25in8-0in 12-7in 13-0in 19-3.5in57-2.75in 

21 TUCKER'S NAVAL BRIG #2 6-7in 9-7in 11-2in 15-7in 15-9in 58-8in 

22 1ST VIRGINIA VOLS (CORTNEY) #1 8-1.5in 9-8.5in 10-2.125in16-0.5in21-9.25in65-9.875in 

23 1ST NEW JERSEY ARTY #2 6-6.5in 12-5.25in14-11.25in16-5.25in18-0.5in68-4.75in 

24 ALLEGHENY CITY GUARDS #1 5-7.25in7-8.5in11-11in20-9.5in22-5.25in68-5.5in 

25 NANSEMOND GUARD 6TH VA INF #1 3-11in 11-3.5in12-6in 18-8in 23-6in 69-10.5in 

26 14TH VIRGINIA CAV #1 10-9.5in10-4.5in8-9in 16-7in 24-9in 71-3in 

27 1ST REGT ILLINOIS VOL LT ARTY #1 6-1in9-1in8-7in17-9in30-1in71-7in 

28 15TH REGT NEW JERSEY VOL INF #1 2-1in10-10.5in16-10in22-1in 23-3.5in75-2in 

29 1ST MARYLAND CAV (8 INCH) #1 5-8in 12-7in 16-8in 19-0in 21-6in 75-5in 

30 PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS #1 2-3in 14-4in 23-2in 17-2in 25-10in82-9in 

31 R PRESTON CHEW'S BTTY #1 3-7.5in 4-0in 11-7in 31-2in 34-10.5in85-3in 

32 ROWAN ARTY #1 5-3in 15-8in 19-4in 23-10in21-3in 85-4in 

33 WHITE'S COMPANY 35TH VIRGINIA CAV #1 6-1.5in 6-7in 23-0.5in24-1in 26-1in 85-11in 

34 1ST VIRGINIA CAV #1 5-7.5in 11-4in 22-7in 23-1in 24-3in 86-10.5in 


35 9TH REGT NEW YORK CAV #1 3-0in 10-10in13-8.5in28-3in31-8in 87-5.5in 

36 5TH VIRGINIA VOL INF #1 2-6in 14-7in 19-8in 23-2in 30-0in 89-11in 

37 HARDAWAY'S ALABAMA BTTY (8 INCH) #1 9-4in 11-2in 12-9in 20-0in 39-6.5in92-9.5in 

38 56TH PENNSYLVANIA VOL INF #2 15-8.5in16-10.75in18-7in19-9in22-7in93-6.25in 

39 NORFOLK LIGHT INF #1 8-6in 17-1in 21-10in22-9.5in24-0in94-2.5in 

40 MANLY'S BTTY #2 6-9.5in 11-3in 24-9.5in24-10in26-10in94-6in 

41 1ST VIRGINIA VOLS (DES) #2 7-10in 11-5in 22-5.5in26-8.5in30-2.5in98-7.5in 

42 10TH MASSACHUSETTS BTTY #1 5-6.5in 13-5.5in23-8in 28-4.5in36-11in107-11.5in 

43 7TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL #2 13-3in 13-3in 17-9in 31-3.5in33-0in 108-6.5in 

44 7TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL #1 3-9in 7-0in 16-5in 39-2in 44-2in 110-6in 

45 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS #1 1-3in 26-5in 27-4in 30-6in 29-9in 115-3in 

46 BUNCOMBE RIFLES #1 3-9in 11-5in 23-3in 33-4in 44-9in 116-6in 

47 7TH TENNESSEE INF REGT CSA #1 14-6in 15-8in 18-1in 23-8in 48-8in 120-7in 

48 WHEAT'S SPECIAL BTTN LA TIGERS #1 6-9in 25-9in 19-1in 34-0in 38-3in 123-10in 

49 27TH VIRGINIA VOLS #1 14-7in 19-8in 25-4in 30-9.5in34-10in125-2.5in 

50 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAV #1 3-1.5in 8-3.5in 18-7.5in38-3in 58-5.5in126-9in 

51 MCNEILL'S RANGERS #1 37-1in 21-5in 20-0in 28-2in 22-8in 129-4in 

52 4TH VIRGINIA INF #1 8-7in 18-5.5in26-1in 39-1in 40-0in 132-2.5in 

53 15TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL CAV #1 11-3in 23-4in 35-6in 49-6in 67-3in 186-10in 

54 PORTSMOUTH LIGHT ARTY #1 24-11in38-5in 44-8in 48-10in62-2in 219-0in 

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Regional Happenings ... 

Tidewater Region 

Nansemond Guard's Last Chance Skirmish 

– Capron, Virginia 

50-Yard Musket 

November 4-6, 2011 

Individual Results 

Place Name Score 

1 Harris, S 94-02x 

2 Snook, D 92-01x 

3 Schneeman, E 92-00x 



2 Snook, D 90-01x 


Musket Aggregate 



3 Snook, D 182-02x 

50-Yard Carbine 


2 Yates, B 92-01x 

3 Brockmiller, F 91-01x 


1 Snook, D 92-01x 


3 Thompson, E 90-02x 

Carbine Aggregate 


2 Snook, D 179-01x 

3 Corrigan, P 175-00x 

25-Yard Revolver 

1 Wenzel, T 92-01x 







3 Miles, E 75-00x 

Revolver Aggregate 





50-Yard Breech-Loader 

1 Miller, T 89-01x 


3 O'bryant, K 87-00x 





Breech-Loader Aggregate 



25-Yard Smoothbore 

1 Longest, Jr., J 90-02x 

2 Brockmiller, S 90-02x 



1 Brockmiller, S 92-02x 



Smoothbore Aggregate 

1 Brockmiller, S 182-04x

Grand Aggregate 




Five-Gun Aggregate 


Team Results 

Musket 

1 Dismal Swamp Rangers Co. A 

2 Richmond Vol. Militia Co. A 

3 21st VA Infantry, MD Guard Co. A 

Carbine 

1 8th Regt Virginia Vol. Inf Co. A 



Revolver 

1 66th NC Regt, Co C. Co. A 


3 1st Florida Cavalry Co. A 

Breech-Loader 


2 York Rangers, 32nd VA. Inf. Co. A 

3 66th NC Regt, Co C. Co. A 

Smoothbore 

1 York Rangers, 32nd VA. Inf. Co. A 


3 Tuckers Naval Brigade Co. A 

Mortar Match Results 

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Eleventh Annual Punkin’ Shoot 

hosted by Manly’s Battery 


October 14-16, 2011 

Louisburg, NC 

Individual and Team Match Results 

Place Competitor Score 

1 FOSTER, JR R 90-1X 

2 HEUER D 90 

3 WENZEL T 90 


1 HEUER D 92-2X 

2 YATES B 89 

3 ENGLE E 85-2X 





2 LINTON M 89 

3 HORNE N 87-2X 


1 O'BRYANT K 89-2X 








3 SHARRETT, III J 85 

4


1 O'BRYANT K 91 





2 WENZEL T 94-1X 



1 HORNE N 82 

2 WENZEL T 76 





1 HEUER D 90 

2 SHARRETT, III J 88-1X 

3 BUSS R 87-1X 


1 BUSS R 92-2X 

2 HEUER D 82 



1 BUSS R 179-3X 




3 HEUER D 80 

Carbine Company Match 


2 Nansemond Guard, 6th VA Inf. Co. A 


4 3rd NC Cavalry Co. A 

5 Iredell Blues Co. A 

6 R. Preston Chew's Battery Co. A 

7 Southampton Greys Co. A 




Revolver Company Match 

Musket Company Match 







7 Southampton Greys Co. A 

Smoothbore Company Match 





Breech-Loader Company Match 



3 Richmond Vol. Militia Co. A 


1 Nansemond Guard 1 

Mortar Match 

2 South Hampton Grays 1 

3 Tuckers Naval Brigade

Tidewater Region News 

The Tidewater teams enjoyed another great skirmish 

season. Many skirmishers from the region were recognized 

both within the region and on the national level for 

their outstanding performances in shooting skills, unselfishly 

volunteering their time to the organization and 

providing educational programs to the public. Congratulations 

to the Musket all-star team for an outstanding performance 

at the Fall Nationals as well as all of the Tidewater 

teams and individuals that took home medals from 

the fall nationals. 

This year we have welcomed twenty-one new members 

to the Tidewater Region and sadly lost four of our 

fellow skirmishers. The region has twenty-one teams and 

very proud to be 386 members strong. 

Tucker's Naval Brigade-TW Fall 

Regional September 16-18, 2011 

Fort Mahone, Capron, VA 

Individual Match Results 




2 Pierce, C 91-00x 

3 Davenport, III, E 90-02x 



1 Smith, J 89-00x 

2 Waits, B 88-01x 




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2 Waits, B 177-02x 

3 Wertz, H 171-02x 



1 Heuer, D 94-01x 


3 Yates, B 90-01x 



1 Heuer, D 93-02x 


3 Miles, E 89-03x 



1 Heuer, D 187-03x 

2 Yates, B 179-01x 

3 Waits, B 178-03x 




2 Wertz, H 95-02x 

3 Waits, B 94-00x 




2 Bowling, G 79-00x 




1 Corrigan, P 179-03x

2 Wertz, H 171-02x 

3 Waits, B 168-00x 





3 Sharrett, III, J 87-01x 



1 Miller, T 91-01X 


3 Roach, V 88-01x 





3 Talaske, J 169-01x 



1 Naquin, C 94-02x 


3 Roach, V 92-00x 



1 Bowling, G 93-03x 

2 Waits, B 89-00x 




1 Naquin, C 181-02x 


3 Waits, B 179-00x 




2 Waits, B 523-05x 

3 Wertz, H 516-04x 

Five-Gun Aggregate 




3 Talaske, J 789-06x 


Musket 


Place Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Event 5 Total 

1 Dismal Swamp Rangers Co. A 180.0 42.3 51.8 131.4 62.2 467.7 

2 Nansemond Guard, 6th Va Inf. Co. A 214.2 84.5 67.1 145.9 88.9 600.6 

3 66th NC Regt, Co C. Co. A 173.5 94.8 90.2 147.8 176.8 683.1 

Carbine 

Place Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Event 5 Total 

1 Dismal Swamp Rangers Co. A 137.5 61.2 70.4 111.4 53.1 433.6 

2 York Rangers, 32nd VA. Inf. Co. A 168.8 71.1 86.7 121.9 106.2 554.7 

3 Nansemond Guard, 6th VA Inf. Co. A 192.3 84.2 70.2 85.1 145.0 576.8 

Revolver 

Place Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Total 

1 Nansemond Guard, 6th VA Inf. Co. A 112.1 19.5 40.0 171.6 

2 York Rangers, 32nd VA. Inf. Co. A 99.2 89.1 61.3 249.6 

Breech-Loader 

Place Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Total 

1 Nansemond Guard, 6th VA Inf. Co. A 37.7 93.9 26.9 74.8 233.3 

2 Dismal Swamp Rangers Co. A 65.3 111.2 26.5 62.1 265.1 

Smoothbore 

Place Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Total 

1 York Rangers, 32nd VA. Inf. Co. A 82.6 50.6 49.0 55.3 237.5 

2 Nansemond Guard, 6th VA Inf. Co. A 82.4 49.1 40.6 114.2 286.3 

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Halloween Skirmish 

October 29th-30th 2011 Fort Shenandoah, VA 


History and Education Committee 2010 Honors Winners 

This item arrived too late for inclusion in the final 2010 edition of the 

Skirmish line. We include it here. 

Each year the N-SSA History and Education Committee recognizes 

both an individual and team that have worked to educate the public 

about the War Between the States. 

Contributions to this effort are recognized through the Lee Wallace 

History Award and often cover several years of work. Reports are retained 

and reviewed each year. Award winners are announced during 

opening ceremonies at the Fall National Skirmish. 

The 2010 Individual Award was presented at the 2010 Fall National by 

Committee Chairman John Zebelean to Mark Dennis, lst Maine Heavy 

Artillery, while the Unit Award went to the Dismal Swamp Rangers. 

With the Civil War Sesquicentennial Observance upon us, there are 

numerous opportunities to make presentations in our communities 

about the War. Talks to schools and participation in public ceremonies 

are typical venues to talk to people who in many instances know little 

about the events of 1861-65. 

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Mark Dennis, 1 st Maine Heavy Artillery, receives the 2010 Lee Wallace Award. 

Dismal Swamp Rangers receive the 2010 Lee Wallace Award. 


History and Education Committee Honors 2011 Winners 

1st Maine Heavy Artillery captured the 2011 Lee Wallace History and Education Unit Award 

John Sharrett, Dismal Swamp Rangers, received the 2011 Lee Wallace History and Education Individual 

Award 

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New And Returning Members 

June 2011through October 2011 

Allegheny Region 

Bodkin, Thomas C. Chartiers Valley Guards 

Loy, Tom 6th Alabama (Raccoon Roughs) 

Chesapeake Region 

Clawson, Lucas R. Hardaway's Alabama Btty 

Lowery, James P. 2nd U.S. Sharpshooters Co. C 

Messer, Joyce 27th Virginia Volunteer Infantry 

Timmins, John E. 1st Maine Heavy Artillery 

Carolina Region 

Brown, David Buncombe Rifles 

Brown, Rhonda Buncombe Rifles 

Central Virginia 

Cheek, Charles W. Cockade Rifles 

Morgan, Jr., Thomas Cockade Rifles 

Morgan, III, Thomas Cockade Rifles 

Shirley, John D. Jeff Davis Legion 

Sites, Scott E. 5th Virginia Volunteer Cavalry 

Deep South 

Collins, Johnathan E. 3rd Regt. Georgia Volunteer Infantry 


New England Region 

Blakley, Matthew Tammany Regiment 

Tokar, Natasha C. 67th New York Volunteer Infantry 

Mid- Atlantic Region 

Hess, Larry A. 72nd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry 

Hinderhofer, Jacob S- Harlan's Light Cavalry 

Hoyd, Stephen J. 11th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry 

McDougal, Daniel A. 2nd New Jersey Volunteers 

Saunders, Scott R. 13th New Jersey Volunteers 

Stinnard, Jennifer L. 1st Pennsylvania Artillery 

Strosnider, Gilbert 3rd U.S. Regular Infantry 

Strudwick, Edward 118th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry 

Warner, Lynn 6th Pennsylvania Cavalry Rush's Lancers 

Mid-West Region 

Ciaravino, Jess 19th Michigan Infantry 

Coney, Nate W. 7th Tennessee Infantry Regt., CSA 

Potomac Region 

Kelly, Shawn P. CSS Alabama 

Leisch, Sam H. 5th Virginia Volunteer Infantry 

McCabe, Jody Dulany Troop, 6th Virginia Cavalry 

McKinney, Brenda M. 5th Virginia Volunteer Infantry 

Rioux, Joseph A. 8th Regt Virginia Volunteer Infantry 

Schell, Christa L. 9th Virginia Cavalry, CSA 

Scott, Drew R. Baltimore Rifles, 1st Maryland Volunteers 

Smith, Elizabeth Dulany Troop, 6th Virginia Cavalry 

Todd, Jean S. Dulany Troop, 6th Virginia Cavalry 

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Potomac Region Cont. 

Todd, Jody Dulany Troop, 6th Virginia Cavalry 


Bunch, Karl Dismal Swamp Rangers 

Cameron, Bruce Hanover Grays 

Carlson, Susan M. Old Dominion Dragoons 

Hammond, Kevin L. York Rangers, 32nd Virginia Infantry 

Jenkins, Larry R. Mosby's Rangers 

Liniger, Harry Dismal Swamp Rangers 

Prochaska, Richard S. Manly's Battery 

Sherman, James R. Richmond Volunteer Militia 

Zachman, Elizabeth G. Washington Grays 

Western Region 

Graff, Dan 1st U.S. Sharpshooters Co. G 

Kusmierz, Sebastian A. 46th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regt. 

Perrin, Charles W. 1st Regt. Illinois Volunteer Light Artillery 

N-SSA Recruiting information 

is available at: 

http://www.n-ssa.org/join.html 


Skirmish Kinks 

Ramblings, tips, thoughts, and general observations… 

With Mr. Grumpy 

I know that most all of you guys are always looking for musket lead. For years I have been skimming 

the dross off my lead pot and wishing I could reclaim that stuff. Well you can and it’s easy! 

Let’s get started. Here is some nasty looking dross. That stuff is made up of that nice musket lead you 

have been using and oxygen picked up when at melted heat. If you stirred and skimmed your pot 

long enough the whole pot of PB (lead) would look like this. Now if you are a bottom pouring kind of 

caster this is not so much a problem. Easiest way to control dross is to git’r hot, leave’r alone, and 

pour the metal from the bottom. 

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You will still have some dross on top where contact is made with the air containing the oxygen. [A neat 

trick is to put a layer of plain clay kitty litter on top of the lead to keep the oxygen away.] Ahh, as a note, I 

would use litter before the cat got to it though. 

But if you are a dipper...Every time you stick that dipper into the pot and stir you are letting more of that 

nice pure lead come in contact with the oxygen and making more of that lead rust, Yes rust. Rust as we 

know it is Iron oxide. That is when one of them little iron atom thingies gets attached to a little oxygen 

thingy and your truck soon falls apart. So this lead dross is just Lead oxide....Now all we got to do is get 

rid of all the oxygen that has gotten stuck to our useful musket lead. 

Now I took a chemistry class in back in school. Dang teacher never told me I could learn to do neat stuff 

like blow things up, make beer and whiskey or get oxygen out of my lead or I would not of dropped the 

class for another study hall or recess, I can't remember which. But with that great invention of ol’ Al 

Gore, the internet, I done figured it out! [more on Al Gore later] 

Ok here is what ya do. Dump that dross/lead oxide into your melting pot. By the way, do not use your 

nice lead casting furnace to do this. Only place nice clean ingots into said furnace. I have a old LP gas 

fired plumbers set up but you just need a heavy pot and fire. A turkey fryer works well and they can be 

found for cheap. An old Coleman white gas stove works well also. Another hint, once you melt lead with 

a stove and pot DO NOT us it ‘fer cooking any vittles. Most of the skirmishers I know just can't afford to 

lose any more brain cells. 

OK the plan is to get that old crap hot, then with something to make that oxygen go away leaving pure 

lead...well as pure as it was before ya’ let it get rusty. Now all we got to do is add some Carbon and it 

will hook up with that freeloading Oxygen atom. Under the heat it will turn in to Carbon Dioxide (CO 2 ). 

That means each one of them carbon thingies will grab two of them danged oxygen atoms and just float 

away! Taadaa...leaving the musket lead we started out with. Neat, huh? 


The carbon we need can come from many things: coal, carbon black, heck old tires. But I do another 

bit of {FRUGAL} mister wizard magic, I use sawdust. I just go and grab a coffee can full from under 

the table saw. Just make sure that if you do this, you use DRY sawdust. 

Now heating up the dross will not melt like the lead we all know and use. It becomes sort of spongy 

and soft. You know it is melted but it’s pretty useless in this state. (See above picture.) 

At this point throw in a handful of sawdust. It’s gonna smoke some. Get a dry stick and stir the mess, 

then add another handful and stir some more. That sawdust should start to burn. A propane torch will 

speed up the burning. Keep throwing in sawdust, stirring and heating. 

After a bit – Shazzam!! It looks like nice melted lead covered with some rusty powder. Scrape inside 

the pot walls good, and do a final fluxing [technical term for throwing in sawdust] skim off the stuff on 

top and pour your nice clean recovered lead. 

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Now a few notes…. 

For you casters that cast hard lead (IE wheel weights) I would keep the dross separate. The dross 

from the alloy will contain whatever is in that alloy: Tin, Antinomy, etc. 

Doing this involves doing stuff with hot metal - cover yourself up! That means don’t wear flip-flops and 

no shirt! It will also make smoke and to more refined noses than mine it may stink. Make sure that 

crabby neighbor is not home. Oh do this outside or ya may get thrown out of house and end up sleeping 

on your single buddy’s lumpy couch. Also do not tell ol’ Al Gore about me!! Telling ya about adding 

all that CO 2 to the environment…I don’t think I would be on his Christmas card list after that! But on the 

plus side the lead we are returning back to the environment is at least clean! 

FYI: Doing this should net you 60-80% good ingots back out of that stuff you have been throwing out. 

Mr. Grumpy can be reached at: original.mr.grumpy@gmail.com 

Note— Always wear protecve equipment, safety goggles, gloves, long sleeve shirts, long pants, and 

leather shoes/boots when working around hot items. Always work with lead in a well venlated area. 


Memorial for our wonderful friends 

On Tuesday of the 124th Naonal our Naonal Commander, Linwood McMahon and Dickie 

Dodd, placed a Memorial Wreath for our departed friends, Dom & Irma, who were killed at this 

spot on June 10 2011. Those that knew them would say that they always had a big smile on 

their faces, and never had a negave word about anything. When Irma hugged you - you 

stayed hugged all weekend. What a sweet lady! 

None can explain how this could have happened, but I can tell you that GOD needed them 

more than the N-SSA and He will watch over our departed friends. It is said "That You Are Never 

Gone As Long As Your Friends Remember You." Dom & Irma you will never be gone with us, 

and we will again in Paradise one day. 

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Returning to First Manassas Fifty Years Later 

Many of our most senior skirmishers well recall the July 1961 Civil War Centennial Commemorative Reenactment 

of the Battle of First Manassas. The Centennial was a very exciting time as the War was getting all manner 

of media coverage. The last veterans of that war had just passed from the scene in the mid to late 1950s. 

My own great grandfathers who served in North Carolina units had faded away in middle age during the 1890s 

still growing cotton and tobacco just as they had done prior to the conflict. President Dwight Eisenhower had 

issued a proclamation in 1957 encouraging the nation to plan appropriate commemorative events to mark the 

100 th anniversary of the war. Dwight Eisenhower was a popular President and citizens as well as politicians responded 

with genuine enthusiasm in those days before the advent of political correctness. Nowhere was the enthusiasm 

greater than amongst the members of the young and growing North-South Skirmish Association which 

had only come into existence in 1950. Early on, there was a move afoot by public officials to reenact some of 

the events, including battles, as a means of educating the public about the War. Reenacting had not yet come 

into vogue so the only people with the necessary firearms and equipment were skirmishers and we knew we 

would be called upon to give life to these spectacles. 

Most of the leaders of the Association at that time all are gone. Bill Waters was National Commander, cofounders 

Jack Rawls and Ernie Peterkin were in their prime. Bud Purvis, Jim McAleer, Happy Taylor, Joe 

Bown, Max Mason, J. M. Walker, Jim Landers, Jack Carroll were local legends known for their shooting prowess, 

knowledge of the war, or leadership abilities. Most of us were in our late teens, 20s, or 30s. The “old 

guys” of the Association were men in their 40s. 

First Manassas was the first large event to be commemorated during the Centennial. A corporation was set up 

to secure funding, the National Park Service was heavily involved since the reenactment was to be held on the 

actual battlefield, and a retired Army general by the name of Fry was appointed to be the director of the event. 

I’ll always recall him for his horsemanship during the rehearsals which began in the spring of 1961. Army posts 

at that time typically had riding stables where officers could keep their mounts. I well remember seeing horsemen 

at Ft Meade, MD out riding during skirmishes. It’s hard to imagine the military supporting a skirmish on a 

military reservation in this day and time. I can hear the protest against our battle flags now! 

The reenactment was one of those always-to-be-remembered happenings in skirmishing. Five governors attended 

the program. One was the Governor of Maryland who had previously invited all the participating N-SSA 

units from Maryland to the State House for a ceremony during which he presented First National Confederate 

flags to each unit. These were to be carried at Manassas. As the color bearer for my team, I was present in my 

re-worked gray flannel shirt uniform jacket and took the flag from the Governor. 

In preparation for the “battle,” all the permanently displayed artillery pieces were removed from the battlefield; 

the Visitors Center was camouflaged, as were the monuments. The only structure discernable from where the 

spectators were was the Henry House on the hill of the same name. Destroyed during the battle by Federal artillery, 

the house standing today was constructed in the 1880s. The widow Henry was killed during the shelling 

and is buried in the family grave yard behind the house. 

Held on the stifling weekend of July 22 nd and 23 rd , the reenactment will always be remembered for the 100degree 

temperatures. Even during the dress rehearsal on Friday, the 21 st and the date of the actual engagement 

100 years previous, it was boiling hot. When Stonewall Jackson appeared on the field in 1861, history records 

the temperature was only in the 80s. Nonetheless skirmishers, both North and South, threw themselves into the 

reenactment with a zeal and enthusiasm that would have pleased Cecil B. DeMille. The camp site was on Chinn 

Ridge, a mile from Henry House Hill and there were no buses. The troops walked in the heat of the day for the 

reenactment which covered the last phase of the battle beginning at 2:00 p.m. None of this dissuaded the skirmishes 

who marched and charged back and forth on the battlefield like school boys, volleying with their original 

muskets. Some even brought side-by-side shotguns…and they used their own DuPont powder which at that 

time ran $18.75 per 25-lb keg. (Somebody remind Jackie.) 


Horse drawn artillery thundered onto the field bringing the historically accurate number of cannon to battery 

positions. Then the horses stood wondering where the oats were now that the firing started. All spring they 

had heard taped cannon fire at feeding time and clearly associated the booming with the guy who brought the 

oats. When he didn’t show, they became bored with the whole thing even as the skirmishers continued swarming 

over the field. 

The decidedly Southern partisan crowd loved the show. “Corpses” had been positioned on the field and were 

discreetly uncovered at the lines swayed back and forth amid nearly overwhelming clouds of sulfurous smoke. 

I watched the N-SSA’s 1 st Stuart Horse Artillery hard at work with Park Service-provided original guns to 

keep smoke and noise pouring forth without let up. There was Jack Carroll of the 13 th Confederate waving his 

clipboard with script firmly attached as he directed troops into position according to the carefully timed program. 

Never mind the heat…Darn it was exciting! 

At last the final push came and blue clad Skirmishers in those hot wool coats began reversing themselves off 

the hill while the spectators in the $4.00 seats cheered on Jackson’s boys joined by the remnants of Hampton’s, 

Bee’s, and Evans’ shouting brigades pushing forward. I reached the crest of Henry House Hill and waved the 

recently presented First National Flag for all it was worth. 

When the weekend was over, we all received souvenir medals for our effort and reflected on the last two days 

and how pleased we were to have been part of the Centennial of First Manassas. 

At the time I never gave a thought to what I might be doing fifty years later. When you are 18, fifty years into 

the future is so far away as to be almost incomprehensible. Nevertheless, the years did roll by, and with them 

the completion of college, tours of duty in Vietnam and seeing what war is really like, law school, a 25-year 

Air Force career, lots of travel, the passing of family members and friends. But always there has been skirmishing…more 

than half a century of it where I’ve fired more rounds of Civil War style ammunition than 

most regiments! And lo and behold we’ve now reached the 150 th Anniversary of that war and the Sesquicentennial 

of the Battle of First Manassas. 

No longer are reenactments permitted on National Park Service battlefields. That practice ended during the 

Centennial. This past July there was a First Manassas Reenactment on a nearby private farm, but it wasn’t the 

same. No governors attended nor were there as many spectators as there were at the Centennial Reenactment 

at the actual battlefield. There was a government sponsored observance at the battle field where the current 

Governor of Virginia spoke. It was not a speech that would have reflected the feelings of the Virginians who 

fought on the field in 1861, or the Virginians who viewed the reenactment in 1961. What a difference fifty 

years had made. The Virginia Sesquicentennial Commission constructed a large tractor trailer mobile exhibit 

with huge photos on the side. One would have expected images of well known Virginians like Robert E. Lee, 

Stonewall Jackson, or Jeb Stuart to be depicted. Instead, there was Ohio-born, Michigan-raised George Custer 

prominently sitting on a camp stool. 

The United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC) conducts a traditional commemoration each year on the battlefield 

and this year was no exception. This past spring they invited the Maryland Division Sons of Confederate 

Veterans (SCV) Color Guard, of which I am a member, to be part of their Sesquicentennial program. I 

mentioned this to Dismal Swamp Ranger John Sharrett at the Spring National. John participated at the Centennial 

Reenactment and I invited him to join us for a return commemoration. John is a member of the Sons 

of Confederate Veterans and enthusiastically accepted. Membership in the UDC and SCV requires that an applicant 

have an ancestor who served in the Confederate Armed Forces. 

So exactly fifty years later to the day from our participation in the Centennial Reenactment, there we were on 

the Manassas battlefield for another historic commemoration program, and wouldn’t you know it, the temperature 

reached 100 degrees again! 

As the accompanying photos show, I brought the same First National Confederate flag that I carried in 1961. 

This was the first time since the Centennial that the flag had been used. 

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I also wore the same belt buckle that I wore in ‘61 and still wear as part of my Skirmish uniform 

while John wore his 1961 Manassas Reenactment medal. Incredibly another SCV member 

of our color guard, Scott Van Ness, was also at the Centennial Commemoration but being 

only 12-years old at the time, he was too young to be on the field and sat as a spectator in the 

stands with his family. He still has his ticket stub after all these years. 

It was another not-to-be-forgotten day. 

July 23, 1961 

Manassas Reenactment 

In front of the Motel—Age 18 


Sesquicentennial UDC 

Commemoraon on the Manassas 

Balefield July 23rd 2011. Same 

flag; same belt buckle.

John Zebelean, Scott Van Ness, John Sharrett at the First Manassas Battlefield Sesquicentennial, 

July 23 rd 2011 exactly 50-years after attending the Centennial Commemoration. 

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2012 Skirmishes 

The following are the scheduled skirmishes for the 2012 skirmish season. Changes to the skirmish dates or change 

of skirmish location will be posted on this site as they are reported. 

For teams that would like to have their invitation made available online, please email the information in either text, 

html or Microsoft Word format. If you put your invitation online yourself, please send the URL so that a link to it 

can be made. 

Date Region Skirmish/Host Location 

Jan. 13-15 PT Snowball Winchester, VA 

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Jan. 20-22 DS 4 th Louisiana Infantry Delta Rifles Cedartown, GA 

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Feb. 24-26 DS 37 th Georgia Brierfield, AL 

Mar. 2-4 CR Denhamville Skirmish, 24th Georgia Eatonton, GA 

TW Old Dominion Dragoons Capron, VA 

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Mar. 9-11 PT Early Bird Winchester, VA 

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Mar. 16-18 CR St. Patrick’s Donnybrook, Palmetto Sharpshooters Statesville, NC 

TW Dismal Swamp Rangers Capron, VA 

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Mar. 30-Ap 1 CR April Fool Skirmish, 38th North Carolina Statesville, NC 

DS 44th Georgia Infantry Brierfield, AL 

TW Southampton Greys Capron, VA 

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Apr. 13-15 CH Chesapeake Regional, Delaware Blues Winchester, VA 

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Apr. 20-22 PT Spring Potomac Winchester, VA 

MA 56th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Springtown, PA 

MW Midwest Regional, 110th Ohio Vol. Infantry Centerburg, OH 

TW Tucker’s Naval Brigade Capron, VA 

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Apr. 27-29 CR Iredell Blues Skirmish, 4th North Carolina Statesville, NC 

DS 14th Mississippi Infantry Regiment Brierfield, AL 

28-29 WR TBA Streator, IL 

May 4-6 CV Central Virginia Regional Winchester, VA 

NE 19th Indpt. Btty. Light Artillery NY Vol. Dansville, NY 

TW Tidewater Spring Regional Capron, VA 

May 5-6 EN 10th Massachusetts Battery Hopkinton, MA 

May 16-20 Spring Nationals Winchester, VA 

Host Teams: 004 NW Huron Rangers Rifleman, 24-NW 111th Ohio Volunteer Inf., 032-NW 24th Michigan 

Volunteer Infantry, 049-NW 15th Regt. Virginia Volunteer Cavalry, 057-NW 8th Michigan Cavalry, 058-NW USS 

Michigan Landing Party, 081-MA 3rd U.S. Regular Infantry, 091-CV 5th Virginia Volunteer Cavalry, 098-NE 1st 

NY Dragoons, 125-NE 8th NY Heavy Artillery, 146-TW York Rangers, 32nd Virginia Infantry, 190-MA 69th NY 

State Volunteers, 202-TW 7th NC Volunteers, 237-TW 3rd NC Cavalry, 264-WR 2nd US Sharpshooters, Co. B, 265- 

MA Durrell's Indep. Battery 

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June 1-3 MW Gen. Sherman’s Bodyguard Centerburg, OH 

MA Forney’s Battalion USMC Fort Ross, PA 

NE 44 th New York Volunteer Infantry Dansville, NY 

CR Gilford Grey’s Skirmish (Tentative), 27 th North Carolina Statesville, NC 

June 8-10 CV Cockade Rifles Winchester, VA 

9-10 EN 14 th Virginia Cavalry Saratoga, NY 

June 15-17 CH Mason Dixon, 27 th Virginia & Wheat’s Tigers Winchester, VA 

June 16-17 NW 7 th Michigan Vol. Inf & 5 th Btty. Michigan Light Art. Laingsburg, MI 

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June 22-24 DS 20 th Georgia Volunteer Infantry Brierfield, AL 

MW 19 th Indiana 19 th Indiana Batesville, IN 

MA Union Valley Volunteers Fort Ross, PA 

NE 8 th New York Heavy Artillery Erie, PA 


EN 1 st Connecticut Volunteer Infantry Glastonbury, CT 

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July 6-8 CH McNeill’s Rangers, McNeill’s Rangers & Chews Battery Winchester, VA 


MW Midwest Regional Rain Date, 110 th Ohio Vol. Inf Centerburg, OH 

7-8 EN 34 th Virginia Cavalry & 20 th Connecticut Vol. Inf. Hopkinton, MA 

NE 1 st NY Dragoons Dansville, NY 

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July 13-15 NW 111 th Ohio Vol Inf. Defiance, OH 


July 20-22 Veteran’s Skirmish Winchester, VA 

NE 1 st US Artillery Franklinville, NY 

July 27-29 MA Regional Picnic Springtown, PA 

28-29 NW 1 st Michigan Engineers & Mechanics Laingsburg, MI 

EN 120 th New York Volunteer Infantry Saratoga, NY 

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Aug. 10-12 AL Allegheny Regional,2 nd Virginia Volunteers Winchester, VA 

MW 110 th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Pleasant Hill, OH 

NE Terry’s Texas Rangers Fulton, NY 

EN TBA Middletown, NY 

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Aug. 17-18 Wainwright Skirmish Winchester, VA 

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Aug. 18-19 WR TBA Loami, IL 

NW 1 st S.Carolina Vol. Inf. & 1 st Michigan Vol. Inf Carlton, MI 

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Aug. 24-26 CV Gator Skirmish Winchester, VA 

MW Union Guards Pleasant Hill, OH 

NE 9 th Regt. New York Cavalry Erie, PA 

25-26 DS 3 rd Regt. Georgia Volunteer Infantry Brierfield, AL 

25 EN 1 Day Regional Recruitment Demo CT 

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Aug. 31-Spt2 CR Labor Day Skirmish, 1 st North Carolina Statesville, NC 

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Sept. 7-9 PT Fall Potomac Winchester, VA 

NW Battery C, 1 st Michigan Light Artillery Carlton, MI 

NE 149 th New York Volunteer Infantry Dansville, NY 

TW Cure for Cancer Skirmish, Tidewater Region Capron, VA 

8-9 EN 15 th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry Glastonbury, CT 

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Sept. 14-16 DS 4 th Tennessee Infantry, Harris Guards Hornbeak, TN 

15-16 WR TBA Bristol, WI 

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Sept. 21-23 MW 2 nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Centerburg, OH 


MA 11 th New Jersey Volunteer Springtown, PA 

TW Tidewater Regional Capron, VA 

EN 4 th Virginia Infantry Hopkinton, MA 

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Oct. 3-7 Fall Nationals Fort Shenandoah 

Host Teams: 001-TW 1st Regt. Virginia Volunteers, 027-CV 1st Virginia Cavalry Regt., 028-TW 4th Virginia 

Cavalry, 029-TW Mosby's Rangers, 063-MA 149th PA Volunteer Infantry, 075-MA 72nd PA Volunteer Infantry, 

077-MA 118th PA Volunteer Infantry, 079-CV 1st Valley Rangers, 086-TW Washington Grays, 132-TW 

Southampton Greys, 145-CV Jeff Davis Legion, 206-TW Tuckers Naval Brigade, 207-DS 20th Georgia Volunteer 

Infantry, 208-MA 6th PA Cavalry, Rush's Lancers, 241-MA Washington Artillery, CSA 

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Oct. 19-21 PT Stonewall Brigade Winchester, VA 

MW Midwest Region Pleasant Hill, OH 

MA Commander’s Skirmish Fort Ross, PA 

TW Manly’s Battery Louisburg, NC 

EN Commander’s Skirmish Saratoga, NY 

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Oct. 26-28 PT Halloween Skirmish Winchester, VA 

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Nov. 9-11 CR 11 th Annual Homecoming, Carolina Region Statesville, NC 

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Nov. 2-4 DS Forrest’s Escort Eva, TN 

3-4 TW Last Chance Skirmish, 2 nd Virginia Capron, VA 

Revised: November 30, 2011 

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