Transcribed From the Richmond, Va. Dispatch, 16 March 1902, page 11:

"A List of the Officers and Privates and Brief History

To the Editor of the Dispatch:

Will you kindly publish in your Confederate Column the enclosed roll of Company C, 37th Regiment, Virginia Infantry? By so doing you will oblige a few survivors of that old company, which was a gallant as any that ever kept step to the music of 'Dixie' during the sixties.

And right her I want to thank the Dispatch for its generous defence of the worthy Confederate soldier. We claim the paper as our official organ, as some of us commenced reading it in the camps and trenches around Richmond, and we value it greatly. I wish every Confederate was a subscriber to it.

C.B. Price

The Roster Roll of Company C, 37th Regiment, Virginia Infantry, Third Brigade (Taliaferro's), Jackson's old Division, Jackson's Corps, Army of Northern Virginia.

CAPTAIN - J. F. McIhany, dead.
LIEUTENANTS - James L White, wounded; John D. Duff, killed; J.D. Alderson.
SERGEANTS - John W. Fickle, dead; Mike Powers, dead; William H.Fuller, wounded; Floyd Carico.
CORPORALS - James L. Williams; John T. Gray, wounded; William Carson, dead; C. B. Price, wounded.

PRIVATES - James Adams, dead; Thomas C. Aston, dead; Melvin Anderson, killed; Orral Anderson; C. C. Baker; Wesley Barker, dead; Edward Ball; James Ball; Joseph Bausell, dead; George Bays, dead; James Bays, dead; John Belther, killed; Habe. Bickley, dead; Isaac Boyd, dead; James Boyd; R. C. Boyd; Charles Breadlore, dead; William Breadlore; John Buckles, dead; Fleming Burk, killed; John G. Burk; James Bussey; John Bussey, killed; William Campbell, wounded, dead; Luther H. Clapp; Fitze Coman, dead; National Cooper, wounded; William P. Cooper, wounded; John Counts, dead; John Crowder, dead.; William Culberson, killed; William Davenport, E. D. K. Davis, J. B. Davis, wounded; Fullen Dickenson; John Dickenson, wounded; Thomas Dougherty, killed; James Duff; John Duff; O. C. Duff; Reece B. Duff, dead; Samuel Duff; Nathan Easterly, killed; Jesse Elliot, dead; Solomon Engle, dead; Isaac Faddas, dead; Daniel Farmer; Jackson Farmer, dead; Andrew Ferrel; H. S. Fickle, wounded, dead; I. B. Fickle, wounded, dead; Elihu Fields, dead; Lilburn Fields; Charles Finery, dead; Dock Fraley, dead; Soloman Fraly; William Frick, dead; Henry Fry, dead; Lafayette Gilmer; Morgan Gilmer, dead; W.S. Gilmer, dead; Arch Grey; E.D. Grey; James Grey, dead; John D. Grey, wounded, dead; William Greyham; William Haney; William Hanson; Thomas Harris, wounded, dead; W. R. Harry; Lilburn Hendrix, dead; J.J. Heneritzy; Frank Horton, killed; Jefferson Howell, dead; John Human; James Jessee, dead; Jefferson Jessee, Jr., dead; Jefferson Jessee, Sr., killed; Samuel Keller, transferred; Henry Kelly, dead. Jerry Kelly, dead;David Kimberlin; Thomas King; William King; Samuel MCloud, killed; Joseph McCarthy, dead; John McCloud; David McCrut, killed; Charles McElha, dead; John McElhany, dead; John McFaden, dead; Harry Mays, dead; Hensley Mead, dead; Jacob Mitchem; Hugh Montgomery, killed; Henry Moore; Thomas Morton; Hugh Mutter, dead; William Parks; C. W. Powers; Calvin Powers, wounded; Williams Powers, dead; John Sawyers; William Sawyers, dead; G. W. Seacott; Isaac Shell, wounded; James Shell, killed; Armstrong Skenes; George Smith, killed; Riley Smith, dead; Samuel Southerland; Henry Steel; J. H. Sullivan; J. S. Vermillion, killed; Benjamin Whetsel, dead; Charles Whetsel, killed; John Williams, killed; Thomas Wilson, wounded, dead; S. H. Wyett.

The foregoing roll was made from memory by C. B. Price, a member of the old company, who now resides at Hansonville, Russell County, Va.

I have been at work on it for one year. If any name has been omitted or is spelled incorrectly, I hope it will be reported to me as I wish the roster to be complete before it is impossible to get it, as the survivors will have soon passed away.

C. B. Price was corporal of Company C, 37th Regiment, Virginia Infantry.

Company C was enlisted in Russell County, Va., April 1861, went immediately to the front, and was in the war from start to finish."