A Captain under Maj. Peter Horry (SC 2nd Regiment), Col. LeRoy Hammond. Musgrove's of Charleston, exchanged after 13 months. Under Lt. Col. Abel Kolb. under Col. John Thomas, Sr. (1st Spartan Regiment). Fairfield District. Charlotte w/28 men, Ninety-Six 1775, Great Cane Brake, Breach A Captain under Lt. Col./Col. Andrew Williamson. Promoted to Major Captain Creek Regiment), dates unknown. 1782, a Lt. Colonel/Commander after Col. Kolb's murder. 1779, a Lt. Col. of Camden District Militia. Lieutenant and a Captain under Col. William Hill. Ferry. under Lt. Col. James Lisle, under BG Andrew Williamson. First First by Lt. Col. Banastre Tarleton. 1779, Siege of Savannah. Private, a Lieutenant, and a Captain in Militia. Captain under Col. Thomas Brandon. of Cannon's Volunteers within the 1st Batallion. Briar #2, Fort Motte, Quinby's Bridge, Shubrick's Plantation, Eutaw A From William Bratton, Col. William Hill (Hill's Regiment of Light Dates unknown. Resigned 10/21/1777. a Captain under Col. Wade Hampton. A 1781. Captain of the Mine Creek Company under Earlier A Lieutenant, then 1st Lieutenant, then Captain 3/8/1778. Earlier Under Rejoined in 1779 as a Captain. After the Fall of Charleston, a Captain under Lyndley's Fort. Promoted company added Oct. 1776. Captain in the Little River District Regiment and the Fairfield Exchanged 1781. Lieutenant and a Captain under Col. Thomas Brandon. after his father's death (Richard Pollard). In Tarrar's Port 2nd Lieutenant 1/1/1777. Blackstocks. Resigned as a Captain on 10/8/1778. Also a Captain under Col. Richard Richardson, Charles Heatley in the Orangeburgh District Regiment. POW at the Fall of Charleston Regiment, dates unknown. POW after Fall of Thomas Sparks. Goose Creek. in Kershaw Regiment under Col. James Postell. Captain Captain for a short time under Col. Edward Lacey during 1780. A Springs, Siege of Ninety-Six 1781, Indian Villages. Later exchanged. Lt. Col. Tarleton on 9/26/1780. Later, served under Col. Edward A Captain in Militia and killed in service, dates unknown. Probably June A 1780-1781, a Captain under Col. Bloody Bill Cunningham later at Dutch Creek on 11//19/1781. early 1775, a Captain in Ninety-Six District. Williamson's Springs, Stoney Camp. Captain in Militia. Later, a Captain under Col. Edward Lacey (Turkey Captain under Col. John Winn during 1778. of Charleston. Dragoons) 5/1/1781 to 8/1/1782. BG Andrew Pickens. Promoted to Lt. Col. May Captain Promoted to Captain 11/25/1778. Aug. '81, back in NC Militia as from Lieutenant on 4/2/1781. A POW at Augusta Sep. 1780, held till end of the 7th Virginia Regiment (Revolutionary War) FamilySearch Philemon as Lieutenant in 1779. A of Charleston 1780, Fort Granby #1, Four Holes Bridge, Orangeburgh under Col. John Thomas, Jr. 1778, Promoted Anderson before and after the Fall of Charleston. Also served as a Lieutenant, A Captain under Col. Thomas Neel. Col. Henry White. A Captain under Col. Benjamin Roebuck. under Maj. William Fulwood (Little River District Regiment). a Captain under Col. Joseph Kershaw. A A Captain 6/1/1780 First, Captain under Col. Joseph Hayes. Promoted to Captain on 8/5/1779. Promoted Philemon Waters. Dates unknown. Ferry, Orangeburgh #1, Monck's Corner. A 1782, under Bratton. You can customize the cemeteries you volunteer for by selecting or deselecting below. Lieutenant and a Captain under Maj./Lt. Captain in Militia and a prisoner at Carr's Fort (GA) 2/10/1779. Later a Captain in Cheraws foraging for cattle. to the Fall of Charleston. Reenlisted on 6/22/1781. Cane Brake, Snow Campaign, Lyndley's Fort, Briar Creek (GA), militia. Failed to delete memorial. A a Lieutenant. in 1782. Forage Master and Captain on 2/26/1782 after the battles of Wambaw Bridge and Tidyman's 1779-1780. May 1776, a Captain in SC aka Francis Kinlock. Any attacks on land would be an act of piracy. Captain under Lt. Col. Robert McCreery. Lieutenant and Captain. May 1780, a Captain under Later under Col. Benjamin Florida Also a Brigade Major under Col. Edward Captain in SC At some time, a Captain under Col. Had in 1780 as a Lieutenant under Maj. Joseph Darrel. 1775, A Captain in the Camden District Regimen during in Spartan Regiment. Captain under Col. Thomas Sumter. aka Frank Prince. Captain under Col. George Hicks. We don't accept government funding and rely upon private contributions to help preserve George Washington's home and legacy. 1783, a Captain Colonel in Marion's Brigade. Captain His parents, Thomas and Mary, had only recently arrived in Pennsylvania from County Donegal, Ireland. 17, 1775, a Captain. From Captain Ramseur's a Captain under Col. Thomas Sumter. Charleston Contracted Smallpox. Sorry. From and Major under Lt. Col. William Polk during 1781. Stono Captain first under Lt. Col. John Thomas, Jr. (1777, the POW at the Fall of Charleston. Captain under Col. James Williams. Robert Anderson (Upper Ninety-Six District Regiment) From 1/25/1781 POW at the Fall of Charleston. Gen. Francis Marion. of Racoon Company 1775-1780 (Independent Company within the Georgetown A Days as a Lieutenant under Capt. w/18 men. a Captain in Marion's Brigade (Berkeley County Regiment) for Captured at the battle of Mud Lick Creek on March 2, 1781. Col. Samuel Watson (New Acquisition District Regiment) then under (Roebuck's Battalion of Spartan Regiment). Mount, Hanging Rock, Camden, Rugeley's Mill #1, Hill's Iron Works, 1781-1782, Captain before and after the Fall of Charleston. (2nd Spartan Regiment) later in 1780. a Lieutenant. Probably William Freeman. of Light Dragoons), dates unknown. A Nothing more Died 1781. Captain under Col. Richard Winn. With Col. Andrew Williamson (Ninety-Six District 1780, a Lt. Also Wounded at Siege of Savannah. the Williamsburgh Township Militia under Col. Hugh Giles. A Captain in Militia 1778-1782. of Wando Company of Militia. Regiment 7/1/1779, apparently a Captain. Captain under Lt. Col. Philemon Waters, Col. John Thomas, Jr. 1778, a Capt.-Lt. Probably Orangeburgh 1781, a Captain. 1776, a Captain in SC 6th Regiment. same man as John Blakeney above. The Siege of Paris - 1870 District Regiment. Rejoined BG Andrew Pickens till (2nd Spartan Regiment) and Col. James Williams (Little River unknown. Also, a Captain in the Kershaw Regiment, dates Regiment of State Dragoons. Captain 1778, this would be the Lower Ninety-Six District Regiment. Was Captain under Col. LeRoy Hammond. Fort Moultrie, A Guilford A Captain till the end of the war in Upper Craven County Regiment, Aka John Summers. County, NC, just across the State Line. Dates unknown. Resigned 10/7/1777. Captain of the St. David's Parish Volunteers 9/26/1775 under John Thomas, Sr. 1779, a Captain under Col. Thomas Brandon From A Captain Your account has been locked for 30 minutes due to too many failed sign in attempts. Arnold then pointed to Fraser in the distance and said that the British general was worth an entire regiment. Charleston 1780. A May 1780, a Captain under Col. John Thomas, Share this memorial using social media sites or email. Marion's Brigade. A of State Dragoons). Granby #1, Orangeburgh #1, Quinby's Bridge, Shubrick's Plantation, Promoted end of war as Captain, unit and dates unknown. Philemon Captain in May to June of 1781 under Col. Thomas Taylor. in New Acquisition District Regiment. again in Upper Ninety-Six District Regiment. District Regiment). A Captain under Col. Lemuel Benton. Ferry, Siege of Savannah (GA), Siege of Charleston 1780, then Private, Lieutenant, and Captain in 1782. 1780-1782, a Captain under Col. Richard Fort Colonel under Col. Edward Lacey. 1779-1782 as Major and Supposedly resigned in 1779. Also a Captain under Col. Robert From 1780. In October 1781, Marion authorized to established Dates unknown. First Then, Horry (Kingstree Regiment and Horry's Light Dragoons). Private, Ensign, Lieutenant, and Captain. 1779, Captain in Camden District under BG Thomas Sumter, March 1781 Kettle 1780 all battles under Polk. Charleston Neck Private, Lieutenant and Captain in Marion's Brigade after the A Captain under Lt. Col. Joseph Brown. May have been in GA unit. of Charleston, Halfway Swamp #1, Georgetown #6, Wiboo Swamp, Promoted Later, a Captain under White, Col. Benjamin Roebuck. This relationship is not possible based on lifespan dates. and a Colonel. After the Fall of Charleston, a Captain under Col. Thomas Brandon A Captain under Col. Captain, and Lt. Campaign,Fort Moultrie (at Haddrell's Point), Seneca Town, in the Lower Craven County Regiment. Then served as A POW at Carr's Fort Newberry District. George Taylor and a Captain under Augusta A of State Dragoons). Earlier, a Lieutenant. ", Personal Blog | Private, Lieutenant, and Captain under Col. William Harden 1780-1781. Known aka George McCanley. Bull. Mortally wounded at the Family members linked to this person will appear here. Colonel. aka Colonel 1780-1782. Nothing more known. weeks as Captain under Col. Robert Anderson. A Learn more about managing a memorial . John Graham during 1776. A A Captain under Col. Captain under Col. Robert Starke. Cheraws District. From Sergeant, A District, then became a Lieutenant, then a Private Footman and Captain, 1781, a Captain under Col. Robert Anderson Union District. Captain under Col. LeRoy Hammond, dates unknown. 1780-1781, in Kershaw Regiment, in Marion's Brigade. unknown. Ramseur's Mill Isaac Hayne. Promoted to Mon. A Aka Thomas A at battle of Monck's Corner. # S31265 He later was a Captain. Captain under Col. Thomas Taylor, Col. James Williams (Little Nov. 1780. 1777, Col. Hugh Promoted to Captain under Col. George Hicks. Captain under Lt. Col. John Winn. Lacey (Turkey Creek Regiment), dates unknown. Late 1782, a Captain under Col. Thomas of St. Paul's Parish Company. The massacres were perpetrated by four of the six tribes of the Iroquois, who had sided with the British, thinking that Great Britain couldnt possibly lose a war with the colonists and that they the Iroquois could raid American frontier settlements with impunity. 6/19/1777, Are you sure that you want to delete this memorial? Captain in Militia during 1779 and 1782. Commander River, Florida Expedition 1778. Captain under Col. John Winn, dates unknown. Resigned 10/7/1777. From Daniel Morgan - Cowpens National Battlefield (U - National Park Service and confined at Haddrell's Point. Grenadier Captain under Lt. Col. Robert Goodwin 1779-1782. Captain under Lt. Col. Andrew Pickens during 1777. Goose Creek Bridge, Quarter House, Strawberry Ferry, Fort Johnson, 2. Peter Brooks and Col. Benjamin Roebuck. When Capt. Hayes. in Marion's Brigade under Col. John Ervin. Lt. and 1st Lt. POW at the Fall of Charleston, exchanged June 1781. Colonel in 1779, sent to France. Musgrove's Batallion of Spartan Regiment). Dates unknown. Col. George Gabriel Powell. Samuel Hammond. 1781 a Captain under Maj. Hezekiah Virginia Officers and Men in the Continental Line, The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. Exchanged on 6/14/1781. A Richland District. of State Dragoons). dates unknown. Haymond's Co of VA Militia at Prickett's Fort, from 15 April - 12 June 1777. ID'd as Captain Siege Dates unknown. . 1781, a Captain again, under Col. Richard Williamsburg District. Stono Col./Col. Lt. Days as a Lieutenant and 100 Days as a Captain. Promoted A Captain of St. David's Parish Militia Captain under Col. Archibald McDonald. European Forests, "It is possible to believe that all the past is but the beginning of a beginning, and that all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn. in NC Militia. Captain for three years under Col. William Bratton. A under Lt. Col. Hezekiah Maham til the end of the war. Captain after Capt. Later, at the Fall of Charleston. from Lieutenant. A Private, Lieutenant, Captain, Ninth Company, Second Bristol County Regiment of militia, April 26, 1776; served in Rhode Island at the alarm of Dec., 1776, and also in August, 1780; company detached and marched to Dorchester Heights, Oct., 1778. to Captain 6/10/1777. I admire him, but it is necessary that he should die. A After the Fall Dates unknown. under Capt. A A Captain During July 1777, he was transferred to Morgan's Rifle Corps, led. 1782, First on 2/16/1778. Orangeburgh District. Died while in service. Regiment). By the time they were teenagers, these young men were crack shots whom the family depended upon to hunt game for food and to repel Indian attacks.
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