I will look it up. I have his father's original diary that I have translated over a few year span. He was at the seminary at Hampden-Sydney College when the war broke out and fought for the South while his two brothers, Joe and Frank, fought for the North.
James Power Smith, aide-de-camp with the rank of captain to Lt. Gen. Ewell at Gettysburg, graduated in 1857 from Jefferson College in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, and from 1858-1861 attended Union Theological Seminary, Virginia.
James Power Smith, aide-de-camp with the rank of captain to Lt. Gen. Ewell at Gettysburg, graduated in 1857 from Jefferson College in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, and from 1858-1861 attended Union Theological Seminary, Virginia.
Union Theological Seminary was founded in 1812 as the theological department of Hampden–Sydney College, located near Farmville, Virginia, and housed in Venable Hall.
See also: A General Catalogue of the Officers and Alumni of Union Theological Seminary in Virginia, 1823-1884 (Baltimore, Maryland: The Sun Book and Job Printing Office, 1884). James Power Smith is listed on p. 53. Several chaplains in the Army of Northern Virginia attended this seminary.