A. N. Porter

Capt. A. N. Porter.1st Tennessee (Provisional Army), Lieut.Col. N. J. George.7th Tennessee, Lieut.Col.

No. 361.--Report of Capt. A. N. Porter, Fifth Alabama Infantry Battalion.
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A. N. PORTER,

Captain, Commanding Fifth Alabama Battalion.
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A.] Williams this morning, I respectfully report for the information of the general the part my company and Company L, of the Fourteenth Tennessee], bore in the attempt made by the enemy to cut off our division train on Saturday afternoon, 2d instant.

No. 361.--Report of Capt. A. N. Porter, Fifth Alabama Infantry Battalion.
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A. N. PORTER,

Captain, Commanding Fifth Alabama Battalion.
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A.] Williams this morning, I respectfully report for the information of the general the part my company and Company L, of the Fourteenth Tennessee], bore in the attempt made by the enemy to cut off our division train on Saturday afternoon, 2d instant.

Captain A. N. Porter

S. D. Stewart, A. N. Porter, C. M. Hooper and Wade Ritter.
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Capt. S. D. Stewart was wounded before Richmond and killed at Chancellorsville; Capt. A. N. Porter was wounded at Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville; Capt. Wade Ritter was wounded, and Capt. T. B. Bush was killed, at Second Manassas; Captain Burton was killed at Cold Harbor.
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Stewart, commanding battalion, was killed at Chancellorsville. (928) May 3, 1863, report of Capt. A. N. Porter of the Fifth Alabama (who was knocked senseless by the bursting of a shell), at Chancellorsville: "We were ordered to support Pegram's battery; after supporting this battery for about half an hour, we were ordered again to charge the fortifications, which we did successfully, compelling the enemy to retreat in haste.