The twenty-seven years since the last gun was fired and the last soldier of the South laid down his arms, have witnessed the funeral of many a survivor of “the Lost Cause,” and while there are still enough left to tell the tale, and before memory becomes dimmed by age, it is proper that the names and deeds of those who, had success crowned their bravery and devotion, would have lived in history and in song as heroes and patriots should be collected and preserved.

The record of the men who marched from this county is one to which future generations of their children may recur with pride. From the General at the head of his brigade to the humblest soldier in the ranks, “Fame crowned their brows with an amaranthine wreath that will never fade,” and the object of this modest volume is to collect and preserve this record.

I. The first year of the war in Portsmouth,
II. The Portsmouth Light Artillery.  
III. The Dismal Swamp Rangers, Co. A, 3d Va.,  
IV. The Virginia Riflemen, Co. B. 3d Va.,  
V. The National Grays, Co. H, 3d Va.,  
VI. The Third Virginia Regiment,  
VII. Capt. Jno. H. Myers’ Company, Co. E, 6th Va.,  
VIII. The Virginia Artillery, Co. D, 9th Va.,  
IX. The Portsmouth Rifles, Co. G, 9th Va.,  
X. The Craney Island Artillery, Co. I, 9th Va.,  
XI. The Old Dominion Guard, Co. K, 9th Va.,  
XII. The Ninth Virginia Regiment,   135
XIII. The Virginia Defenders, Co. C, 16th Va.,  
XIV. The St. Bride’s Artillery, Co. I, 38th Va.,  
XV. The Norfolk County Rifle Patriots, Co. F, 41st Va.,
XVI. The Jackson Grays, Co. A, 61st V.,  
XVII. The Wilson Guard, Co. B, 61st Va.,  
XVIII. The Blanchard Grays. Co. C, 61st Va.,  
XIX. The Jackson Light Infantry, Co. D, 61st Va.,  
XX. The Border Rifles, Co. E, 61st Va.,  
XXI. The Virginia Rangers, Co. H, 61st Va.,  
XXII. The Bilisoly Blues, Co. I, 61st Va.,  
XXIII. Company K, 61st Va., Co. K. 61st Va.,  
XXIV. The Sixty-First Virginia Regiment,  
XXV. In Outside Commands,  
XXVI. The St. Bride’s Cavalry, Co. F, 15th Va. Cavalry, 
XXVII. Field and Staff,  
XXVIII. The Wise Light Dragoons,  
XXIV. In the Navy-Portsmouth,  
XXX. Operations Around Norfolk, 1861-2,  
XXXI. Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, 
  XXXII. Norfolk Light Artillery, (Huger’s Battery),  
XXXIII. Company A, 6th Virginia Regiment,  
XXXIV. Woodis Riflemen, Co. C, 6th Va.,  
XXXV. The Norfolk Light Infantry, Co. D, 6th Va.,  
XXXVI. Company F, CO. G, 6th Va.,  
XXXVII. The Independent Grays, Co. H, 6th Va.,  
XXXVIII. The Sixth Virginia Regiment,  
XXXIX. The Norfolk Juniors, Co. H, 12th Va.,  
XL. The Atlantic Artillery,  
XLI. The United Artillery,  
XLII. Young’s Harbor Guard,  
XLIII. The Signal Corps,  
XLIV. Field and Staff,  

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