Excerpt from The University of Texas Record, Vol. 11: Number 5, March 15, 1913 (With This Number the Record Will Cease to Be Published, See P. 571)

In the summer of 1861. He came to Virginia. To visit his friend, Colonel R. E. Rhodes, then in command of the Fifth Alabama regiment of the Confederate army, arriving a few days after the first battle of Manassas or Bull Run 3 and in going over the battle field he saw abundant traces of. The fight, especially about the Hea House, and where the pressure had been heaviest upon Bees and Bartow's troops.

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