Battery "C" West Virginia Light Artillery

The Battery "C" West Virginia Light Artillery  was an artillery battery that served in the Union Army during the American Civil War.

Service
Battery "C" was organized at Wheeling in western Virginia between January 25, 1862 and March 30, 1862.

Battery "C" was mustered out on June 28, 1865.

Command Structure
OFFICERS    Frank Buell  Captain (killed at Freeman's Ford, August 22, 1862) Dennis O'Leary Sr. 1st. Lieut. Wallace Hill   Jr. 1st. Lieut. (promoted Captain, Sept. 1, 1862 vice to Buell) John G. Theis  Sr. 2nd. Lieut. (promoted Jr. 1st. Lieut. Sept. 1, 1862 vice to Hill) William W. Withrow Jr. 2nd Lieut.(promoted Sr. 2nd. Lieu. Sept.1, 1862 vice to Theis) Henry M. Langley (promoted from orderly sergeant to Jr. 2nd. Lt.,Sept.1,1862,vice              Withlow) Wesley Miner (promoted to Jr. 2nd. Lieut., January 1, 1863, vice Withrow, resigned) STAFF SERGEANTS F. G. Field  Appointed Sr. 2nd. Lieut. 1st. Sergeant Thomas Phelps                                   Q. M. LINE SERGEANTS 1. Owen O'Neil 2. John B. Hagan discharged  March 14, 1863 3. Alexander H. Buckley 4. Leonidas R. Miraben 5. David Dow 6. William Goldsmith 7. Albert U. Moore Appointed, vice to Hagan CORPORALS 1. Farrel Cusack 2. William F. Minster 3. William H. Ranger 4. John Lehnhard 5. Jeremiah A. Dooley 6. James Wright 7. John Meighan 8. John W. Jacobs Appointed Jr. 2d. Lieut 9. Milton H. Laughlin 10. George W. Stanley 11. John N. Miner 12. Lafayette Franks BUGLERS Frank B. Brenan William Jenvey ARTIFICER Samuel S. Patterson David Wagoner

CASUALTIES Braddock, S.J. Killed July 2, 1863 Bramhall, Jos  Died March 4, 1863 Eaton,    John Wounded Bull Run; died September 4, 1862 Henning,  Henry Died September 13, 1862. Holden,   Chas. A Died November 10, 1862 Hutchinson, Jos. T Died September 12, 1863 Lacey,    Chas   Killed July 3, 1863 Perry,    JNO   Died September 15, 1862 Reynolds, JNO   Wounded Cross Keys; discharged Rogers,   F. M. Died March 1, 1863 Rogers,   M. C. Died March 7, 1863 Steeber,  Adam   Died July 4, 1863 Strong,   Samuel  Died August 23, 1863