Rose Rooney (15th Louisiana)
http://www.civilwarfamily.us/2013/10/vivandiere.html

Rose Rooney-Daughter of the Regiment/Laundress
* Served with the 15th Louisiana Infantry, Co. K
* Present at: First Bull Run, Gettysburg, Appomattox
* Age: 28 or 40’s by accounts
http://14-virginia-cavalry.myrealboard.com/t1840p15-reconstitution-de-l-uniforme-de-vivandiere-du-5th-n-y-z

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Rose Quinn Rooney, and Irish immigrant, dodged bullets and shellfire to assist her comrades in the 15th Louisiana Volunteers
https://books.google.com/books?id=p2CTAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA165&lpg=PA165&dq=Rose+Rooney++vivandiere&source=bl&ots=b8Q7aPetVY&sig=xOdT7qAuNwAIyJXkl0Nm5yUM7AE&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwilhtr7ztjNAhUE4WMKHVb7AKIQ6AEIRzAH#v=onepage&q=Rose%20Rooney%20%20vivandiere&f=falses

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For Rose Rooney from "Memories" by Fannie Beers published in 1888, "She was no hanger-on about camp, but in everything but actual fighting was as useful as any of the boys she loved with all her big, warm, Irish heart, and served with the undaunted bravery which led her to risk the dangers of every battle-field where the regiment was engaged, unheeding the zip of the minies, the shock of shells, or the horrible havoc made by the solid shot, so that she might give timely succor to the wounded or comfort the dying. When in camp she looked after the comfort of the regiment, both sick and well, and many a one escaped being sent to the hospital because Rose attended to him so well. She managed by some means to keep on hand a stock of real coffee, paying at times thirty-five dollars per pound for it."

Originally Posted by TheVivandiere
Concerning Rose Quinn Rooney, Co. K 15th Louisiana, "At the battle of First Manassas, she signalized her courage and devotion by bravely pulling down a fence in teh midst of bursting shells to let the Battery of the Washington Artillery pass through."
http://www.cwreenactors.com/forum/showthread.php?1071-Docuementation-of-Vivandieres/page2

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There’s more to be found at:
https://www.google.com/#q=Rose+Rooney++vivandiere