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Surname |
Given name |
Patriotic Service |
Additional Information |
Abernathy |
William |
Civilian Patriot Virginia |
Supplied provisions in State of Virginia |
Amis |
Thomas |
CaptainNorth Carolina |
Member of the Colonial Congress of North Carolina Captain North Carolina Continental Line and Commissary of the 3rd Regiment of the North Carolina Troops |
Amos |
Nicholas Day |
EnsignMaryland |
Hartford Co. Militia, Signed Oath of Fidelity |
Andrew |
William |
Furnished Material AidNorth Carolina |
Orange County, NC |
Applegate |
James |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Patriot Ranger on the frontier Continental Line Captains McDonald, Moore and Rush, Bedford County, Pennsylvania. |
Armantrout |
Johan Heinrich |
Patriot Service |
Virginia |
Ash |
Charles |
PrivateMaryland |
Maryland Militia Charles County Maryland Oath of Fidelity |
B
Bane/Bean |
Richard |
PrivateVirginia |
Served under Capt. William Campbell in the Virginia Regt. Commanded by Co Henry. |
Barker |
Hezekiah |
PrivateNorth Carolina |
Served in Wilkes County, North Carolina Militia under William Lenoir, includes battles of Kings Mountain |
Barnes |
John Jacob |
PrivateVirginia |
Service during 1778 and 1779 was with Captain William Hoffer’s Company of the First Virginia State Regiment, Colonel George Gibson, Commander, and with Washington’s Army at Valley Forge that winterBiography John Jacob Barnes |
Barnes |
Theodore “Teter” |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Served in Captain William Berryhill’s 3rd Company, 1st Battalion, Cumberland County Militia, Commanded by Colonel James Johnson. |
Barrick |
Peter |
MarylandState Counciland Soldier |
Served in the Maryland State Council and fought as a soldier during the war He is buried on a family farm in southern Illinois |
Beaver |
Anthony |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Served as a Private under Captain Adam Harmony’s Fourth Company, Eighth Battalion of Cumberland County Militia. |
Beecher |
John |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Served as a Private in the Continental Line of Berks County, Pennsylvania and served under Captain Meng under the command of Colonel Ben Flower |
Bigelow |
Timothy Sr |
ColonelMassachusetts |
Commander of the 15th Regimentof the Massachusetts Line in the Continental Army |
Bissell, Jr. |
Ozias |
Private; Connecticut |
Two Bissell Patriot Ancestors (father and son) fought in the American Revolution. Both served in the Lexington Alarm, one of the first battles of the War. Ozias Bissell, Sr., was a Captain with Cols. Huntington and Wells. He was taken as a prisoner of war in The Battle of Long Island and held for about a year. Ozias Bissell, Jr., served as a Private from Connecticut. |
Blackburn |
James |
PrivateVirginia |
Private 7th Regiment Virginia. Enlistment2 Feb 1777 & 13 February 1784 |
Blank |
George A |
NCO Pennsylvania |
Non-Commissioned Officer, Pennsylvania (Fifer in Captain George Shriver’s 4th Battalion of North Hampton County Militia. |
Bledsoe |
Thomas |
PrivateNorth Carolina |
Served under Captain Anderson |
Bloss |
Hendrick P. |
PrivateNew York |
|
Bourland |
John |
CivilianPatriot |
Provided supplies in North Carolina |
Bowen |
David |
Patriotic Service
|
Paid Supply Tac in Peters Township Cumberland Co. PA |
Bowen |
Joseph |
Staff Officer; Rhode Island |
Staff Officer and Patriotic Service, Surgeon’s Mate under Dr. Jonathan Arnold; Also and Apothecary’s Mate; Surgeon on the Privateer “Vengeance” under Captain Collyer; Prisoner of War on the Prison Ship “Jersey”. |
Bradley |
John |
PrivateVirginia Militia |
Private John Bradley, of Cumberland County, VA, volunteered to serve in the company, led by Captain John Roberts. This company became a part of the unit guarding the British prisoners of war composing what has been called the “Convention Army” or General Burgoyne’s captured British Army from The Battle of Saratoga. .John Bradley Biography |
Branch |
John |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Massachusetts Militia, under Captain Strong’s Company. and Colonel John Brown’s Regiment |
Brock |
Jesse |
PrivateNorth Carolina |
North Carolina Continental Line |
Brokaw |
John |
PrivateNew Jersey Militia |
Captain Peter D. Vroom’s Company of Somerset Militia, Colonel Abraham Quick’s Battalion |
Brokaw, Sr. |
Abraham |
Member of the Committee of SafetyNew Jersey |
Sussex County, New Jersey, metat courthouse on 10 Aug 1775 |
Brooks |
John |
PrivateVirginia |
Served in Virginia |
Brooks |
Nelson |
PrivateVirginia Militia |
Volunteered for 2 month in 1779, Drafted for 6 months in 1781Nelson Brooks Biography
|
Brown |
Thomas |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Furnished Supplies |
Brown |
William |
Patriotic ServiceVirginia |
Private in the 4th Pennsylvania Regiment under Capt. Robert Connely and Col. Lambert Cadwallader |
Bunnel |
Benjamin |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Served as Private 5th Battalion Militia – 1780County of Northampton,7th Company, Pennsylvania |
Burford |
James |
PrivateVirginia |
Rifle Regiment, Amherst County, VA, under Samuel Jordan Cabell and Mordecai Buckner |
Burford Jr. |
Daniel |
Captain in MilitiaVirginia |
Captain in the Virginia Militia, Furnished Supplies, and Patriotic Service |
Burford Sr. |
Daniel |
Furnished Material AidVirginia |
Property Taken for Public Service |
Burns |
William |
Private and Public ServiceVirginia andNorth Carolina |
Served as Private in Pittsylvania Company; Served under Captain Joseph Martin in Col. Christie’s Virginia Regiment; Hired a substitute to serve under Captain Micajah Lewis in Col. Gordon’s North Carolina Regiment. |
Burt Sr. |
Moses |
Patriotic ServiceMassachusetts |
Signed Oath of Covenant against purchasing of British goods; Delegate to Convention, 1775 |
C
Cadwell |
Daniel Sr. |
Patriotic ServiceMassachusetts |
Selectman 1778; Oath of Covenant against purchasing of British goods; Committee member to procure solders |
Cadwell |
Daniel Jr. |
Lieutenant/CaptainMassachusetts |
Lieutenant in Captain P. Langdon’s Company of Minutemen from Wilbraham, Massachusettes, Captain in Colonel Pynchon’s Regiment. |
Cadwell |
Phineas |
Private/CaptainConnecticut |
Watson’s CompanyColonel Webb’s Battalion of GuardsConnecticut Line |
Carr |
MacCrest |
Captain
|
Captain, 9th co., 2d Lincoln Co. regt. commissoned 23 Jul 1776. |
Champagne |
Jean-Baptise |
MilitiaLouisiana |
Served in a militia of the German Coast under the CMD of the Spanish Governor of Louisiana, Bernadro deGalvezJean Baptiste Champagne Bio |
Chauvin |
Hypolite |
PrivateLouisiana |
German Coast Militia with Galvez Expedition: Patriotic ServiceHyppolite Chauvin Bio |
Chestnut |
John |
PrivateVirginia |
6th Virginia Regiment, Augusta County, Virginia – 1777 |
Chitwood |
James |
PrivateSouth Carolina |
|
Clayton |
Augustine Sr. |
Private andCorporalSouth Carolina |
South Carolina MilitiaAugustine Clayton Biography |
Corbin |
William Jr |
InfantrymanVirginia |
Infantryman, Virginia Continental Line6th Virginia Regiment |
Cornett |
William |
PrivateVirginia |
Drafted and served 6 months from Buckingham County Virginia under Captain Saunders and Colonel Patterson |
Cotton |
Adam |
Civil ServiceNew Gloucester, Maine |
Warden, Constable, Tax Collector. At the direction of the Committee of Safety, searched for and confiscated British Goods. |
Cowan |
James |
PrivateVirginia |
Private Virginia Militia also contributed wheat & flour |
Cowan |
John |
Civilian PatriotVirginia |
Contributed wheat & flour |
Cowdrey |
William |
Private and CookConnecticut |
Private and cook served under Captain Cleary in Colonel Moss’s Connecticut Regiment. |
Coy |
John |
Private |
Private in the company of Capt. Robie in the Massachusetts Regt. commanded by Col Little.John Coy Biography |
Crane |
Aaron |
PrivateVirginia |
Served under Captain Joseph Spencer, 7th Regiment. and Lt. Colonel Holt Richardson |
Crane |
Moses |
PrivateNew Jersey |
Morris County, New Jersey Militia |
Creasey |
John |
CorporalVirginia Militia |
Corporal John Creasey, of Cumberland County, VA, served in the Virginia Militia in 1781 and fought in the Battle of Guilford Courthouse. In a subsequent militia draft he was called to service along the James River and engaged in skirmishes with British forces on or near Elk Island in the area around Carter’s Ferry on the James River.John Creasey Biography |
Critchlow |
James |
PrivatePennsylvania |
|
Crooker |
Joshua |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Served for one year as a Private in the regiment commanded by Colonel Bailey of the Massachusetts LineJoshua Crooker Biography |
Cummings |
Moses Sr. |
SoldierVirginia |
Served in Virginia |
Cunningham |
Thomas |
PrivateVirginia |
Enlisted in the Virginia Militia on May 5th, 1777, and served for 13 months in Captain James Booth’s Company, Coon’s Fort, Harrison County, in an expedition against the Indians, and for one month after the surrender of Cornwallis guarding British prisoners at Winchester Barracks, Pennsylvania.Thomas Cunningham Biography |
D
Dalton |
Reuben |
Private
|
Private Virginia Militia
|
Daring |
Henry |
Ensign
|
Served under Colonel Joseph Crockett’s Company,
|
Daspit de Saint Amand |
Pierre/Pedro |
Louisiana |
Served in a militia of the German Coast under the CMD of the Spanish Governor of Louisiana, Bernadro deGalvez.Pierre Daspit de Saint Amand Bio |
Deal |
William |
SoldierNorth Carolina |
Served in the 2nd North Carolina Regiment under Lafayette.Died at Valley Forge – March 1778 |
Dearing |
Henry |
LieutenantVirginia. |
Served in Colonel Joseph Crockett’s Company,Continental Line, Virginia 1779-1782 |
DeBell |
William |
LieutenantVirginia |
Lieutenant in the Militiaof Loudoun County, Virginia |
Deel |
William I |
SoldierNorth Carolina |
Continental Line Soldierin the North Carolina 2nd RegimentDied at Valley Forge |
Deel |
William II |
SoldierNorth Carolina |
Served in the North Carolina Militia.Service Area: Edenton and Black Swampnear Chowan County |
Deel |
William II Sr. |
PrivateNorth Carolina |
Served with 1st RegimentNorth Carolina Continental Lineunder Captain Alexander Whitehall |
Demoss |
Peter |
PrivateVirginia |
Virginia Militia |
Denny |
Elijah |
SargentNorth Carolina |
Cavalry DragoonsNorth Carolina Militia |
Dent |
Walter |
Private; Maryland |
Served as a private in the Maryland troops under Lieutenant Clemons and took Oath of Allegiance and Fidelity. |
De Witt |
Peter |
PrivateVirginia and Maryland |
Virginia Service – Captains Cresap and Kimberline, Colonel McDonaldMaryland Service – Washington County and Hampshire County, Virginia |
Dick |
John |
Private andSargentSouth Carolina |
Served in Captain Brown’s and Bell’s CompaniesColonel Sumter’s Regiment, South Carolina |
Douthit or Douthet |
John |
Patriot Service |
Furnished Supplies to the MilitaJohn Douthit Biography |
Doane |
Joseph |
Col. Massachusetts Militia |
2nd Barnstable Co. Regiment |
Dobbins |
James |
PrivateSouth Carolina |
Served in Captain Linnings Co., Col C. C. Pickney’s First South Carolina Regiment. Captured at Charleston, South Carolina, escaped and reenlisted for the duration of the war. |
Drake |
James |
Patriotic Service; North Carolina |
Prisoner of War; Financial Aid. |
Duffield |
Abraham |
PrivateVirginia |
Private in the Augusta County, Virginia Militia fought at YorktownAbraham Duffield Biography |
Duke/Dukes |
Major |
PrivateSouth Carolina |
Private 2nd Spartan Regiment, South Carolina Militia after the Fall of Charleton. Served under Colonel Thomas Brandon. |
Dumbauld |
Abraham |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Private in Westmorland County Militiaand a ranger on the frontier. |
Dumbauld |
Ernest Frederick |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Private in Westmorland County Militia.Signed an Oath of Allegiance on 24th of March 1778. |
Duncan |
Joseph |
Private |
Maryland & Virginia. |
Durham |
Joshua |
Civilian PatriotMaryland |
Maryland – Signer, Association of Freeman,1776, Bush River Lower |
Dutton |
Ephraim |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Private in Company of MinutemanWestford, Massachusetts |
Dye |
John |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Served in the Pennsylvania 6th Regimentunder Captain David Kilgore and Colonel Daniel Broadheads |
E
Eddy |
John |
PrivatePennsylvania |
In Washington County Pennsylvania Miltia 1781/2Member of Crawford and Williamson 1782Sandusky & Oleutangy Expeditions (Battles)fought in Ohio Country against Butlers Rangers, Simon Girty and Indian Captain Pipe. |
Edick |
Jacob C. |
PrivateNew York |
Served in Bellenger’s Regiment, Captain Getman’s CompanyBattle of Orisknay, New Yorkand raid at Little Falls New York grainery |
Elder |
Samuel |
Private
|
Col. Roebuck |
Elkin |
James Sr. |
Private, Ranger and SpyVirginia Militia |
Served under Captains Clay, Boan, Maxwell and Lock |
Elliot |
John |
PrivateVirginia |
Served as a Private in Capt John Blair’s Company of the 9th Reqiment. VA line commanded by Col. Thomas Fleming |
Ellis |
Evan |
Patriotic ServiceNorth Carolina |
Furnished sundries to the militia Evan Ellis Biography |
Ellis |
Nathan |
CaptainPennsylvania |
Served under the command of General Broadhead, Pennsylvania Militia,Washington County, Pennsylvania |
Elsworth (Holliday) |
Israel |
PrivateVermont |
Served under the command of Col Seth Warner, Warner’s Extra-Continental Regiment “Green Mountain Rangers” |
Emerick |
Michael |
LieutenantPennsylvania |
8th Class. Served in Captain Shepler’s CompanyBerks County, Pennsylvania |
Emery |
George |
QuartermasterVirginia |
Quartermaster, 2nd Virginia Regiment of ContinentalsEnlisted in March or April of 1777.Battle of Brandywine and Battle of GermantownEmery continued with army until 1783. |
Estes |
Brazil |
PrivateSouth Carolina |
F
Falkenberry |
Jacob |
PrivateNorth Carolina |
He served in the North Carolina Line under Captains Hay, Deganett and Wall under the command of Colonels Love, Wade and Williams |
Fields |
Joseph |
PrivateMaryland |
He was in 3rd Maryland Regimentunder Captain John Smith and Colonel Ramsey |
Finney |
Ebenezer Ward |
PrivateNew York |
Served in the 4th New York Regiment, Rensselaer County, New York.1775 -1783 |
Foster |
Nathaniel |
Private; New Jersey |
Pvt. served under Capt Broeck in NJ; served under Capt. Debouch in PA; Served unsder Capt. Anderson in VA. |
Fowler |
Simeon |
2nd LieutMassachusetts |
Capt. Solomon Higgins Eastham Co.; Capt. Jonathan Reed’s 1st Regt. of Guards at Cambridge |
Frazier |
Micajah |
PrivateVirginia |
1st Virginia Line |
French |
Jonas |
PrivateMassachusetts |
He was in the Massachusetts Regimentserving at Bunker Hill. |
Fryman |
Johann Phillip |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Washington County, Pennsylvania Militia |
Fulbright |
John William |
Patriot ServiceNorth Carolina |
Took an Oath of Allegiance to make land entry, received land grant on 15 Mar 1780 in Burke Co. North Carolina.Biography John William Fulbright |
G
Gaines |
Robert |
Soldier,
|
Captain Samuel Vance’s Company from Augusta County, Virgina. |
Garland |
John |
PrivateNorth Carolina |
Served under Captain John Clements, under the command of Colonels Sumner and Patton. |
Garner |
John Fouche |
Private
|
Served under Capt’s Charles William Gholson and Jones under the command of Major Crofton. |
Gifford |
Joseph |
EnsignNew York |
14th RegimentAlbany New York Militia 1776-1780 |
Gilbert |
Truman |
PrivateConnecticut |
Served under Captain Carter under the command of Colonel Canfield |
Gilman |
Benjamin |
SoldierNew Hampshire |
New Hampshire Line |
Glazier |
John |
Captain, HorsemanSouth Carolina |
He made 16 jackets for Colonel Wade Hampton’s Dragoons |
Gloyd |
Asa |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Private – Massachusetts Line |
Golladay |
David. |
Sergeant, MajorVirginia |
Shenandoah Militia, VirginiaMajor David Golladay on Find A Grave |
Golladay |
Jacob, Sr. |
LieutenantVirginia |
Shenandoah Militia, VirginiaLieut Jacob Golladay, Sr. on Find A Grave |
Gorby |
Joesph |
Patriotic Service; Delaware |
Paid 1781 Brandywine Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware Tax. |
Gosnell |
Benjamin |
PrivateVirginia |
served under Capt William Jones, CMD by Col. Charles Lynch: fought at Guiliford Courthouse and YorktownBiography Benjamin Gosnell |
Goss |
Samuel |
CorporalNew Hampshire |
Served in Captain Wiggins’ Company, New Hampshire |
Gowdy |
James |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Private – Pennsylvania Militia |
Green |
Gerard |
PrivateVirginia |
Private, serverd in Virginia under Capt’s Rucker, Francis Russell under the CMD of Col’s Ebenezer Zane and West. |
Greer |
Benjamin |
Private
|
Benjamin Greer Biography |
Greer |
John |
Patriotic Service and Civil Service; North Carolina |
took oath of allegience to make a land entry; Wilkes Co. 1778, Justice of Peace 1778. |
Greer |
Thomas |
South Carolina |
Furnished supplies to the Patriot army. Signed The Counsel of Safety Treaty at Camp 96 – September 16, 1775 |
Grills |
John, Sr. |
PrivateNorth Carolina |
Private – Virginia Militia served under Joseph Cloyd, Montgomery Co. |
Guyton |
Underwood |
PrivateMaryland |
He was in Charles Baker’s15th Company, Harford County, Maryland Militia |
H
Hall |
Joseph |
CorporalNew Jersey |
He served in the 4th Companyof the New Jersey Militia, Morris County, New Jersey – 1781 -1783 |
Hammons/Hammond |
Obadiah |
PrivateNorth Carolina |
He served under Captains Pearson, Dowel and Holston in Rowan County, North Carolina |
Hamilton |
Ignatius |
PrivateLouisiana |
He served under Captain John Hanson, 12th Battalion, Charles Co. Militia |
Hancock |
Samuel |
PrivateOrderly SergeantSergeant MajorVirginia |
He served under Captains Scruggs, Lambert, Early and Trigg and under Colonels Buford, Leftwich and Lynch. |
Hannah |
John |
PrivateVirginia |
Private in Colonel Gist’s Virginia Continental Regiment. served under Samual Lapalay in Alexander Brackenridge’s Company |
Harmon |
Michael |
CorporalPennsylvania |
He served in the Pennsylvania Militia. |
Harris |
John |
Corporal
|
Major Isaac Craig’s PA Artillery; also Bombadier; saw service in Brandywine, Germantown and Valley Forge. |
Harris |
William |
PrivateVirginiaPennsylvania |
|
Hartman |
Christopher |
PrivateNew Jersey |
Private New Jersey MilitiaMinuteman |
Hartwell, Sr. |
Oliver |
Private; Connecticut |
Private in Capt. Cochran’s and Capt Dickinson’s Co’s in Col. Samuel Elmore’s Battalion of forces raised in CT. |
Hartwell |
Oliver |
Private; Massachusetts |
Private in Capt. Banister’s Co’s in Col. Shepards MA Regiment. |
Hearn (Herron) |
John |
PrivateVirginia |
He served in 3rd and 7th Virginia Regimentsunder Captains Thomas Posey and Reuben Briscoe. |
Hedden |
David |
PrivateNew Jersey |
Van Cortland’s Battalion 1777-1780, New Jersey MilitiaNumerous tours of duty with animpressive total service of 2 years and 14 days.He fought in the battles of Connecticut Farmsand the Battle of SpringfieldDavid Hedden Biography |
Helms |
Marquis |
PrivateVirginia |
Served in Captain John Cowan’s Company of the Virginia Militia in the defense of Lincoln County |
Hendrickson |
Oke |
Private – HorsemanOn the officer roster of Major Robert Nixon’s CompanyNew Jersey |
Private – 3rd BattalionHorseman and on Officer Roster of Major Robert Nixon’s Company. Middlesex Co. NJ MilitiaOke Hendrickson Biography |
Herr |
Christian |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Captain Brand, Colonel Ludwig Myer in Second Company, Fourth Battalion of Lancaster County Militia |
Hinds |
Thomas |
SurgeonCaptain John Thompson’s CompanyVirginia Militia |
Surgeon in Captain John Thompson’s Company of the Virginia MilitiaAlso provided supplies. |
Hinton |
Thomas |
PrivateMaryland |
5th Company, Upper Battalion, Montgomery County Militia |
Hite |
Mathias |
Captain; Virginia |
Captain served under the command of Col. Abraham Bowman in the 8th Virginia Regiment. |
Holland |
Capell |
Patriotic Service
|
Signer of an Oath of Alegiance |
Holland |
Peter |
Civilian PatriotVirginia |
Peter Holland, of Bedford County, VA, provided Patriotic Service in Bedford County, VA; providing supplies to the militia on numerous occasions.Two of Peter’s sons fought in the Continental Line and Virginia Militia at the Battles of Eutaw Springs and Guilford CourthousePeter Holland Biography |
Hollinsworth |
Vincent |
CivilianPatriot |
Patriot Service – North Carolina |
Holt |
Amos |
Private
|
Served under Capt. Benj. Taylor’s co., Capt. Benj. Mann’s co. & Capt. Philip Putnam’s Co. Col Moses Nichols 5th Regt. Of NH Militia. He was at the Siege of Boston in 1775, the Battle of Saratoga in 1777, and the Battle of Newport in 1778. |
Holt |
James |
Corporal
|
Enlisted in the 4th Virginia Regiment which was originally organized in February 1776 at Suffolk Courthouse from ten Virginia Counties including Prince Edward County (Plunket Holt’s birth-place) and the adjacent Charlotte County (James Holt’s birthplace). Charlotte County, it would seem, is the most likely point of enlistment for James in the 1776-1777 time frame, as he would have been approximately 18 years of age. James and his regiment are shown in various rosters of the 1777 encampment at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. The record also captures James’s ser-vice in a number other Virginia Regiments, 3rd, 9th & 12th in addition to the 4th, in the later months of his enlistment.
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Holt |
Plunket |
CivilianPatriot |
Patriot Service – Virginia, provided suppliesPlunket Holt Biography |
Hopper |
Garrit I. |
CivilianPatriotNew Jersey |
Patriot Service – Paid taxes to support the war.Garrit I. Hopper (Hoppe) Biography |
Hopper |
John A. |
CivilianPatriotNew Jersey |
Patriot Service – Paid taxes to support the war.John A. Hopper (Hoppe) Biography |
Hounshell |
John Casper |
PrivateVirginia |
He served in the Virginia Militiaand signed an Oath of Allegiance to the Commonwealth of Virginia. |
Hough |
Moses |
PrivateNew Jersey |
He served in the New Jersey Militia.Campaigns included Brunswick through Monmouth |
Houston |
Levi |
PrivateMaryland |
He served in the Worchester CountyMaryland Militia |
Houston |
Thomas |
CaptainPennsylvania Militiafor Lieutenant ColonelW. Robert |
He also served as Private, 2nd Lieutenant and 1st Lieutenantfor Captains Murray, Van Horne, Ramsay and Colonels Kirkbride and Tomb |
Howard |
George |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Capt. Daniel Lothrop’s Company, under the command of Col. John Bailey’s Regiment |
Howard |
Samuel |
Private Virginia |
Served as Private in Capt. Maye Carrington’s Co., transferred to James Raytop’s Co., Col. Fleming’s Virginia Regiment. |
Howe |
Edward |
Civilian PatriotMaryland |
Baltimore CountyOath of Allegiance |
Hudson |
Dennis |
PrivateMaryland |
Served in the Worchester CountyMaryland Militia |
Huff/Hough |
John |
PrivateVirginia |
Served under Captain Abel Westfall in the 8th Virginia Regiment of footcommanded by Col. Abraham Bowman. |
Hungerford |
Lemuel |
PrivateConnecticut |
Served under Capt. Shapley under the command of Col. Legart Connecticut Regiment |
Hutchinson |
Benjamin |
SurveyorVirginia |
Loudoun County, Virginia – 1777 |
Hyde |
Elijah Clark |
SargentMassachusetts |
He served in Massachusetts |
I
Irwin |
James |
PrivatePennsylvania |
He was a Frontier Rangerin the Pennsylvania Militia |
J
Jackson |
Samuel |
PrivateNew Jersey |
Served under Captain Bloomfield in the 3rd New Jersey Regimentof the Continental Line under the command of Col. Elias Davton in the 3rd Battalion |
Jackson |
Thomas |
Patriotic Service in the American War for Independence |
Patriotic duty, supplying units of the Virginia Militia and the Continental Line, then moving towards Yorktown for the final battleBiography Thomas Jackson |
James |
Enoch |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Served In Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Militia |
Jayne |
William |
Patriotic ServicePennsylvania |
Took Oath of Allegiance in 1777 in Northampton County, PA |
Jeffries |
Richard |
PrivatePennsylvania |
|
Jenkins |
John |
Wagon MasterNew Jersey |
He served as the Wagon Master to the Adjutant GeneralTrenton, New JerseyJohn Jenkins Biography |
Johnson |
Abner |
PrivateNew Jersey |
|
Johnson, Jr. |
Asa |
Private
|
Served under Capt. Nathaniel Carter’s Company, Col Job Cushing’s 6th Worcester Co. Militia Regt. At Saratoga. |
Jordan |
Abner |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Capt Mills Co., 4th Massachusetts Regiment of the Continental Line |
K
Kain |
James Jr. |
PrivatePennsylvaniaCorporal/SargentContinental Congress Guard |
Guard for Continental Congress – Corporal and Sargent
|
Kantner |
Jacob |
PrivatePennsylvania |
|
Kaufman, Sr. |
Jacob |
Patriotic Service, Pennsylvania |
Took Oath of Allegiance in Berks County on 3 Jul 1778; Paid Supply Tax 1779 |
Kincaid |
Thomas |
SargeantDaniel Morgan’sRifle Regiment |
Sargeant in Daniel Morgan’s Rifle Regiment July 1777 until after November 1777 |
Kinsley |
Azel |
Private, FiferMassachusetts |
Capt Adam Bailey’s Co. under the command of Col. John Bailey’s 2nd Regiment |
Kinsley |
Silas |
EnsignMassachusetts |
Capt. Abiel Mitchel’s Company, which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775 |
Kirkham |
Robert |
SoldierVirginia/Kentucky |
Served in Virginia Militiaat Boonesborough, Kentucky |
Kiser |
Joseph |
Soldier
|
Captain Abraham Trigg, Montgomery Militia, 1781 |
Knox |
James Sr. |
CivilianPatriot |
Patriot Service – South Carolina |
Kuntsman |
Philip |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Private 2nd Class, 1st Company, Fourth BattalionNorthampton County, Pennsylvania Militia – 1782 |
L
Lancaster |
William |
PrivateVirginia |
Captain W. Buckner’s CompanyColonel Harvey’s Regiment Virginia Militia |
Lamber |
John Henry Sr. |
PrivateVirginia |
Virginia Militia |
Lawson |
Thomas |
CorporalPennsylvania |
4th Pennsylvania Regiment |
Lawson |
William |
SoldierVirginia |
Captain Daniel Trigg’s CompanyMontgomery County, Virginia Militia |
Lee |
William |
CaptainVirginia |
Yohogania County, Virginia Militiaand also served in the Continental Service |
Leftwich (Leftwitch) |
Augustine, Jr. |
1st and 2nd LieutenantVirginia |
Virginia Militia, 2nd RegimentServed under Captain Thomas LeftwichFought in the Battle of Camden |
Leighton |
Solomon |
1st LieutenantMassachusetts |
Served in Captain Ebenezer Gove’s 8th Company commanded by Colonel William Jones, 3rd Lincoln County Regiment. |
Lester |
Abner |
SoldierVirginia |
Oath of Allegiance, Militia – Captain Daniel Trigg’s CompanyMontgomery County, Virginia Militia |
Lindsey |
Anthony |
2nd LieutenantMaryland |
Served under Captain Henry Baker in the Linganore Battalion Maryland. Also signed Association. |
Linton |
John |
Lieutenantand CaptainVirginia |
Loudoun County, Virginia Militia 1779-1781 |
Loomis |
Moses |
PrivateConnecticut |
He enlisted in East Hartford District on 23 May 1777 for 3 years as a private,.Captain David Parsons’ Company in the Connecticut Regiment, Commanded by Colonel Webb |
Lopp |
Johannes |
ColonelNorth Carolina |
He served in the North Carolina Militiacampaigns Camden through Yorktown |
Lowe |
Derrick |
TeamsterNew Jersey |
Member Arms CommissionSomerset, New Jersey |
M
McDill |
Thomas H. |
Civilian PatriotSouth Carolina |
He furnished materials and aid to the South Carolina MilitiaHe lost a horse at the Battle of Wright’s BluffThomas H. McDill Biography |
Manning |
Samuel |
PrivateNew Jersey |
Served at Valley ForgeFounder of Lebanon Ohio |
Mardis |
William |
PrivateVirginia |
Enlistment 1777 & 1781Yorktown |
Marshall, Sr. |
Thomas |
ColonelVirginia |
Major, Lt. Colonel and Colonel in the3rd Virginia Regiment, Continental Line |
Mathews |
Johann Georg |
CorporalMaryland |
Served in Western Marylandas Corporal George Matthewsunder Captain. William Blair |
Matzinger |
Felix |
Civilian PatriotNorth CarolinaSouth Carolinaand Virginia |
He furnished supplies for the South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia Militias.He also aided Francis Marion “The Swamp Fox” |
Matzinger |
Jacob |
MessengerNorth CarolinaSouth Carolinaand Virginia |
He was a messenger for Francis Marion “The Swamp Fox”and the South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia Militias. |
Maynard |
James |
PrivateNorth Carolina Militia |
|
McDill |
John |
PrivateSouth Carolina |
Private, served under General Sumter, South Carolina MilitiaJohn McDill Biography |
McIntire |
Charles |
PrivateVirginia |
Virginia 5th, 11th and 15th Regiments |
McKibbon |
Joseph |
LieutenantPennsylvania |
Captain Miller’s 4th Company6th Battalion, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Militia1788 |
McNary |
Thomas |
CaptainPennsylvania |
Captain 8th Class of the 6th Battalion of the York County Pennsylvania Militia under the command of Colonel William Ross |
McMannis |
Charles |
PrivateVirginia |
Served under Captain Thomas Campbell’s Company at Fort LigonierColonel John Gibson’s Virginia Regiment.He was discharged about April 1781 |
McPherson |
Adam |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Served in the Lancaster County, Pennsylvania MilitiaBattle of Whitemarsh |
Miller |
Peter |
PrivateVirginia |
Served in the Virginia Militia |
Mills |
Thomas |
Private
|
Served as a Ranger on the Frontier, Washington Co. PA; Furnished supplies, Monongalia Co. VA. |
Mixer |
Joseph |
EnsignMassachusetts |
Ensign in Captain Thomas Drury’s co, Colonel John Nixon’s (5th) Regiment and Colonel Thomas Gardner’s Regiment. |
Moore |
John |
Private and SargentNew Jersey |
Private promoted to Sargent – September 29, 17771st Regiment, Captain Mott’s Company, Hunterdon County, New Jersey MilitiaHe also served as Purchasing Foragemaster, 5th Company of the Continental Troops, New Jersey Line.The New Jersey battalions were chiefly engaged in preventing Indian incursions,but they all returned in time to take part in the campaign in New Jersey in the autumn and winter of 1776.John Moore Biography |
Morrison |
Edward |
PrivateVirginia |
Private-July 1777, Minuteman-1780 |
Morrison |
John |
Patriotic ServiceNorth Carolinia |
Civil Servant, Juror |
Moutray |
Joseph |
PrivateVirginia and North Carolina |
Served under Captain Howard and Colonel Parkeralso Captain Douglass and General Rutherford |
Murdaugh (Murdock) |
Joseph |
Militia Pennsylvania |
Served in the Militia for Pennsylvania |
Murphy |
Sarah Duke |
Patriotic ServiceSouth Carolina |
Paid for provisions and forageSarah Duke Murphy Biography |
Murphy |
Sion |
PrivateSouth CarolinaMilitia |
Served in Brandon’s Regiment. and was at Fall of Charleston and Anderson’s ReturnSion Murphy Biography |
Murray |
Alexander |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Private Under Capt. John Buchanon and Col. Frederick Watts. 7th Battalion, Cumberland County Militia |
Musser |
Benjamin |
Private 2nd ClassPennsylvania |
Captain Corrs (Conrad Coor/Karrer/Karr) Companyof the 4th Battalion of Lancaster County PA Militia |
N
Newton |
Lemuel |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Capt. Moses Harrington’s Company, under the command of Col. Dike’s Regiment |
Norris |
Richard |
SoldierNorth CarolinaTennessee |
Served as a mounted ranger against Indians and Torres in North Carolinaand Tennessee under Colonel John Sevier |
Norton |
Elihu |
SergeantMassachusetts Militia |
Served under Lt. William Albae and Lt. Louis F. DeLeedomier in Col. John Allen’s Massachusetts Militia Regiment. |
O
O’Bannon |
Benjamin |
Captain and PrivateVirginia |
Served as Captain and Private in the 3rd Virginia Regiment under General Morgan and General Heath at Valley Forge |
Olinger |
John Christopher |
PrivateMaryland &Pennsylvania |
2nd Regiment, Maryland & Pennsylvania Continental LineEnlistment 1777 & 1778Battle of Brandywine
|
Olinger |
Philip |
CivilianPatriot |
Provided supplies to Captain Cunningham, Agusta, Virginia |
Osborne |
Stephen |
PrivateVirginia |
Keeley, Militiaof Montgomery County Virginia |
Overstreet |
Henry |
PrivateVirginia |
Served in Virginia Regiment
|
Owings |
Joshua Jr. |
1st LieutenantMaryland |
Baltimore County |
Owings |
Joshua Sr. |
Public ServiceMaryland |
Baltimore & Anne Arundel County |
P
Palmer |
Joseph |
PrivateVirginia |
Served under Captains Buchanan, Coleman and Croucher. |
Parker |
Aquilla |
Patriotic ServiceMaryland |
Adjutant to the Gun Powder Battalion; signed an oath of fidelity. |
Parker |
Elvaton/Elverton |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Lieut Jeremiah Mantor’s detachment stationed at Martha’s Vineyard |
Parker |
Levi |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Service in 4th Massachusetts Regiment 1780-1783 |
Pate |
Jeremiah Anthony |
SoldierVirginia |
Service in Virginia under Capt. Daniel Trigg for 2 years |
Peck |
John |
Captain of Militiaand AssemblymanNewark, New Jersey |
Prior to the Revolution,he was also one of 23 representative citizenschosen as a Committee of Observation for the Township of Newark.He was a very active and uncompromising partisanin the cause of American independence.John Peck Biography |
Penrod |
John Jr. |
Patriotic Service |
Paid supply tax in 1783 |
Penrod |
John Sr. |
Patriotic Service |
|
Peterson |
George |
PrivateNew Jersey |
PrivateNew Jersey RegimentGeorge Peterson Biography |
Piatt |
Lewis |
PrivateNew York |
Served under Captain Samuel Lewis and Col. Thaddeus Crane in the 4th Regiment of the Winchester County, New York Militia. |
Pierce, Jr. |
Joseph |
PrivateDelaware |
Served under Capt. Paul Raulston |
Pierce |
Nathaniel |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Capt. Joseph Smith’s company, Col. Elish Cobb’s reg’t; Mate aboard the sloop “Wellfleet” |
Pile |
Benjamin |
PrivateVirginia |
Continental Line in Brigadier General Armand’s Command |
Pindal |
Philip |
CaptainMaryland |
Served under Colonel Lemuel Barrett, 3rd or Western Battalion, Maryland |
Pindal |
Philip |
CaptainMaryland |
Served under Colonel Lemuel Barrett, 3rd or Western Battalion, Maryland |
Plants |
Christian |
5th classPennsylvania Militia |
Cumberland County Pennsylvania Militia, 5th class on the roster of Captain Mathews Company, third division, seventh battalion, commanded by Col. James Purdy, May 9, 1781. |
Pollard |
Benjamin |
CaptainVirginia |
He was In the Virginia Navyaboard the Galley Hero |
Pollard |
William |
PrivateMaryland |
He was In Thomas Jones Co.7th Maryland Regiment |
Polk |
Ephraim |
PrivatePennslyvania |
Served in Captain Rhoad’s Company, Colonel William Will’s Regiment 4th Class Philadelphia Militia |
Portwood |
Loyd |
PrivateVirginia |
Served in Virginia |
Pottenger |
Robert |
Patriotic ServiceMaryland |
Oath of Fidelity and Support, 1778 |
Prather |
Samuel |
CivilianPatriotMaryland |
Committee MemberSafety and Soldier, Maryland |
Prince |
John |
Civil Service |
New Gloucester, Maine. |
Pullen |
John |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Private, Col Henry Sherbourne’s Regiment, Continental Army from 20 Jul 1777 to 31 Dec 1779. |
Purdy |
Benjamin Jr. (III) |
PrivateVermont |
Private, under command of Capt Nathan Smithfor service to assist Capt Ebenezer Allen1776 |
Q
Quimby |
Aaron |
Captain; New Hampshire |
Served with Colonel Moses Kelly’s Regiment in the Expedition to Rhode Island August 1778 |
R
Raines |
James |
PrivateVirginia |
|
Ramey |
Jacob |
CivilianPatriot |
Furnished Supplies |
Rathbun |
Edmund |
PrivateRhode Island |
Served under Captain Amos Lankton and Lieutenant Isaac Hett 1776and under Colonel John Topping 1777 |
Raymond |
Issac |
SoldierNew York |
Served under Col. James Holmes |
Reams |
Frederic |
PrivateVirginia |
Signed petition of officers and soldiers of Amelia County, Virginia |
Reed |
Samuel |
Capt.
|
Member of the Committee of Safety for Rown Co. NC. |
Reynolds |
Joseph Jr. |
LieutenantRhode Island |
Rhode Island State Militia |
Reynolds |
William Amos |
PrivateNorth Carolina |
North Carolina Continental Line Dragoon, Cape Fear |
Rhoades |
Valentine |
PrivatePennsylvania |
|
Rice |
James |
PrivateVirginia |
Private, enlisted for two years Oct 1775, under Captain Richardson of Colonel Spottswood’s 7th Virginia Regiment. |
Richardson |
Whittington |
PrivateMaryland |
Maryland Militia. Served under Captain E. PurnellWorcester County, Maryland |
Riddle/Riddell |
Stephen |
Patriotic ServiceNorth Carolina |
Patriotic Service Stephen Riddle Biography |
Roach |
John |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Capt. Abner Wade’s Co., Col. Michael Jackson’s 8th Massachusetts Regiment |
Robertson |
Thomas |
Civilian PatriotNorth Carolina |
Thomas Robertson, of Caswell County, NC, provided Patriotic Service to local Civilian Government when Selected by Caswell County to serve on a Jury to review a new county road as recorded in the 1777-1782 Caswell County Minutes on 19 Jun 1782Thomas Robertson Biography |
Rogers |
James |
CaptainVirginia |
Captain In Isaac Cox and George Clark ’s Regiment. Civil Service as Justice in Yochogainia County VirginiaJames Rogers Biography |
Roll |
Abraham |
PrivateNew Jersey Militia |
Captain Peter Layton’s CompanyColonel Sylvanus Seely’s BattalionMorris County, New Jersey |
Roll |
John Sr. |
Patriotic ServiceNew Jersey |
Supplied 6 cords of wood and built a signal beacon on Long Hill, Morris County, New Jersey. |
Roll |
John Jr. |
Sergeant,Private andMinutemanNew Jersey |
Served in the New Jersey Militia,Morris County, New Jersey |
Rose |
Charles |
PrivateNew Jersey |
Served under Captain Phillips’New Jersey Militia |
Roush |
George |
PrivateVirginia |
Served for 2 months in 1779Captain John Rouch’s Virginia Companyand for 2 months in 1780 Captain Pugh’s Virginia Companyand for 3 months in 1781 Capt. All’s Company |
Roy |
Thomas |
2nd LieutenantVirginia |
2nd Lieutenant in Grayson’s Additional Continental Regiment of Virginia |
Rucker |
Ambrose |
Lt. Col. in Militia, Member of the House of Delegates, Justice of the Peace, Rendered Aid.Virginia |
Colonel Ambrose Rucker and his Family were close friends with Virginia Governor (later President) Thomas Jefferson. In 1821, after the death of Ambrose Rucker, Patrick Henry represented the Rucker Family’s interests in a legal dispute with the Rucker’s neighbor, and Thomas Jefferson testified in the suit to prove the legal dispute in favor of the Rucker Family.Ambrose Rucker Biography |
Runnels |
Abraham |
PrivateNew Hampshire |
He was in Capt. John Brewster’s Companyin New Hampshire – September 3 to December 7, 1776 |
Rybolt |
Jacob, Sr. |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Private served under Captain Carnahan in the 8th Regiment of Foot, commanded by Colonel Daniel Brodhead. |
S
Savles |
Ahab |
Private
|
Served under Lt. Stephen Paine, Capt. Abraham Windsor, and others unthe the command of Col. Chad Brown. |
Savles |
Israel |
Private
|
Served under Capt. Benjamin Hoppin and Capt. David Burlingame under the command of Col. Lippitt. |
Sanborn |
Simeon |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Served 3 years under Capt. Burbank’s co., Col Brewer’s 12th Continental regt. Served at Valley Forge. |
Seaman |
William |
CaptainPennsylvania |
Wagonmaster, Captain and Conductor of Team Brigade, express rider |
Sellers |
Peter Sr. |
CivilianPatriotVirginia |
Supplied corn and rye,Rockingham County Virginia to Continental Army |
Shanholtzer |
Peter |
SoldierPennsylvania |
Served in Captain Michael Holman’s Companyof the Chester County Militia commanded by Colonel Thomas Bull. |
Shattuck |
Job |
Captain; Massachusetts Militia |
Served with Lieut. Capt. Josiah Sartell’s Co.; marched on the alarm of April 10, 1775 to headquarters at Cambridge |
Shattuck |
Sarah Hartwell |
Patriotic Service; Massachusetts |
Lieut Company of women; captured a tory carrying dispatched to British Army to Boston in 1775. Guarded bridge between Pepperell and Groton. |
Shaw |
John |
CaptainMassachusetts Militia |
Town Representative |
Shaw, Jr. |
Samuel |
Private; Massachusetts |
Private in Capt. Smith’s Company, under command of Col. Marshall’s 10th MA Regiment, Service at Valley Forge & Saratoga. |
Sherrill |
William |
Public ServiceNorth Carolina |
Rendered material aid and served as a juror in 1783. |
Shuster |
Daniel |
PrivateMaryland |
Served in Captain James Wright’s Company of the Youghengenia Militia and Captain George Sharp’s Company of the Washington County Militia |
Seidel |
Henry |
Private
|
Served in the Berks Co. PA Militia, member of Capt. John Soder’s Co.; PS service signed oath of allegiance. |
Simmons |
Adam |
Soldier |
Served in militia under Captain William Dodds,Captain John Ramsey, Captain Francis Boner (Bonner) |
Skaggs |
Zachariah |
SoldierVirginia |
Captain Daniel Trigg’s CompanyMontgomery County, Virginia Militia |
Slemp |
Frederick |
PrivateVirginia |
Served in the Virginia Militia |
Smith |
Elijha |
Patriotic Service, Stalff Officer
|
Capts Mott, Curl, Montgomery, Shelling; Cols Philips, Biddle, Shelby, McDowell, Campbell, Daisey; Also Private, Orderly Sgt, Adjutant, Forage Master |
Smith |
George |
Private
|
Served under Capt. Isaial Vail under the command of Col. James McClaghry; 2 Regt. Ulster Co. Militia. |
Smith |
James |
PrivateVirginia |
Served in Captain James Franklin’s Company10th Virginia Regiment commanded by Colonel Edward Stevens |
Sones |
Peter |
PrivatePennsylvania |
He enlisted 1776 in Pennsylvania. served in Captain J. Mouser’s Company,Colonel Lutz’s flying camp commanded by General Washington |
Spelman |
Timothy |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Massachusetts |
Spooner |
Ward, Sr. |
Private – MinutemanMassachusetts |
Served as a Minuteman in the Company of Captain Thomas Kempton which marched on April 21, 1775 in response to alarm. |
Sprong |
David |
PrivateNew York |
Served in the 4th Regimentof the New York Militia, Albany County, New York1776-1781 |
Stagg |
Thomas |
Privateand Patriotic ServiceNew Jersey |
Served under Captain Daniel Baldwin and Captain Issac Morrison in Colonel Ogden’s Regiment, New Jersey Militia,also furnished food and suppliesThomas Stagg Biography |
Stanley |
William |
SailorMassachusetts |
Sailor on the ship GENERAL SULLIVAN. He was one of the captors of the Brigantine Charlotte in July of 1778. |
Stetson (Stutson) |
Stephen |
PrivateRhode Island |
Colonel Israel Angell’s 2nd Rhode Island Regiment,2nd Battalion, Captain Thomas Hughes’ Company |
Stewart |
Samuel |
Private
|
Served under Capt. Richard Mayberry’s Co. Col. Francis’s Regt. Capt. John Minot’s Co. Col. Dike’s Regt. |
Stokely |
Jehu |
PrivateNorth Carolina |
North Carolina Militia. |
Stonecypher |
Henry |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Served in the Pennsylvania Militia, York County |
Strawn |
John |
PrivateVirginia |
Served in the 11th Virginia Regiment, commanded by Colonel Daniel Morgan under Captains William Blackwell and Gabriel LongBiography John Strawn |
Sturgill |
Francis |
PrivateVirginia |
Served in the Militia of Montgomery County, Virginia |
T
Tilton |
Sylvester |
PrivateNew Jersey |
Served under Capt. Reuben F. Randolph and Capt. Joseph Randolph in Col. Samuel Forman’s 2nd Regiment of Monmouth Co. Militia |
TinsleyTinsley |
EdwardJohn |
Patriotic ServiceVirginiaPatriotic ServiceVirginia |
Provided Provisions in Amherst County, VAServed on Grand Jury 1780; Provided Provisions in Amherst County, VA |
Traphagen |
Johnatan |
Patriotic ServiceNew Jersey |
Paid supply tax and paid for carting. |
Tribou |
Amasa |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Capt. Abraham Washburn’s Company, under the command of Col. John Cushing’s Regiment |
Tuley |
Charles Jr. |
SoldierVirginia |
First Rifle Company of the Amherst County, Virginia Militia.Joined troops commanded by Marquis de Lafayette in June 1781.At the Battle of Yorktown, October, 1781.Died on his way back home, November, 1781. |
Turley |
Giles |
EnsignVirginia |
Loudoun County, Virginia Militia |
Turley |
Sampson |
CivilianPatriot |
Patriotic Service in Fairfax County, Virginia |
U
V
Vance |
Samuel |
PrivateNew Jersey |
Morris County, New Jersey Militia – Express Rider / Lighthorseman |
Van Winkle |
William |
PrivateNew Jersey |
Served in the New Jersey MilitiaFebruary 1778 – January 1782Battle of Springfield, June 23, 1780 |
Venard (Vineyard) |
Timothy |
PrivateNew Jersey / Pennsylvania |
New Jersey and Pennsylvania Militias.Served under Captains Gaddis, Howell and Bean,under the command of Col. William Crawford. |
Verrill, Sr. |
Samuel |
Private
|
Private, served under Capt. Nathaniel Warren’s Company under the command of Col. Foster’s Regiment. |
Verrill, Jr |
Samuel |
Fifer and PrivateMassachusetts |
Served under Capt Daniel Gidding’s Company under the command of Col. Foster’s Regiment. |
W
Waldschmidt |
Christian |
PrivatePennsylvania |
Served under Captain Daniel D. Turk, Berks County, Pennsylvania |
Walker |
Christopher |
PrivateMaryland |
Captain Henderson Company, Maryland Line |
Walker |
James Sr. |
PrivatePennsylvania |
4th BattalionLancaster County, Pennsylvania |
Walker |
John |
Patriotic ServiceVirginia |
Furnished Beef |
Walker |
Joseph. |
CivilianPatriot |
Patriotic Service in Virginia |
Wallingford |
Benjamin |
CivilianPatriot |
Furnished material aid |
Wallingford |
Benjamin II |
CivilianPatriot |
Signer of Association of Freemenof Maryland 1775-1776 |
Weaver |
Samuel |
PrivateNorth Carolinaand Virginia |
Served under Captains Jacob Camplin and William Bostic in North Carolina. Also served under Captain George Hasten in Virginia. |
Webb |
Michael |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Enlisted 5 May 1775. Served under Captain Enoch Putnam in Col. Mansfield’s Massachusetts Regiment |
Wellington |
Ebenezer |
PrivateNorth Carolina |
Served in North Carolina |
Wheeler |
Isaac |
SargentMassachusetts |
Served In Rutland, Massachusetts Company of MinutemenCaptain Eustis’ Company at the Battle of Bunker Hill on 17 Jun 1775 |
Whaley |
James Jr, |
CivilianPatriot |
Furnished Supplies |
White |
Jonathan |
PrivateVirginia Militia |
Served under Colonel Lawrence Taliaferro.The company was raised in the summer of 1775 for Orange County, Virginia. |
White |
John |
CaptainMassachusetts Militia |
Capt. 1st Co. in Col. Josiah Whitney’s 2nd Worcester Co. Regiment. Served at the Battle of Saratoga. Also, Patriot Tilley White’s father. |
White |
Tilley |
PrivateMassachusetts |
Private in Capt. Daniel Sullivan’s Company, under the command of Col. Benjamin Foster’s Regiment. |
Wilcoxson |
John |
Patriotic Service; North Carolina |
Took oath of allegiance to make a land entry. |
Wilcoxson |
Sarah Boone |
Patriotic Service; Virginia |
Defender of Fort, Ky. |
Wilkerson |
Turner Lee |
PrivateVA LineVirginia Militia |
Private Turner Wilkerson, of Henrico County VA, served with the First Virginia Regiment, commanded by Colonel Patrick Henry, in a company led by Captain Fleming. He was actively engaged in the Battle of Great Bridge in 1775 and various skirmishes in around Norfolk, VA in early 1776. He was drafted into the Virginia Militia numerous times in 1781 and fought at the Battle of Yorktown.Turner Lee Wilkerson Biography |
Williams |
Abel |
Patriotic Service; Pennsylvania |
Paid Supply Tax 1782. |
Woodward |
Enos, Sr. |
JurorConnecticut |
Civil Service |
Woolsey |
Zephaniah |
Soldier
|
|
Wolfe |
George Lewis, Sr. |
PatrollerVirginia |
Served in the 7th Virginia Regiment under Colonel Daniel Morgan, in Captain Charles Porterfield’s Company in March 1779. After the Virginia Line was reorganized on September 14, 1778, Morgan became the colonel of the 7th Virginia Regiment. His command conducted scouting missions and skirmished with the British. The unit under Woodford and Scott was captured on May 12, 1780 by the British Army at Charleston, South Carolina.George Lewis Wolfe, Sr. Biography |
Woltz, Sr. |
John Peter |
CivilianPatriotVirginia |
Procured supplies of provisions and other necessities for the Army |
Wright |
George |
SoldierVirginia |
Berkeley County Militia, Virginia |
Wright |
John Sr. |
JusticeVirginia |
Served as Justice and civil servant for Fauquier Co. Virginia |
Wright |
William |
PrivateVirginia |
Captain Eustance’s Regiment,Fauquier County. Second Virginia Regiment |
Wymer or Weimer |
John |
CorporalPennsylvaniaand Patriot Service |
Served in Captain Riley’s 3rd Pennsylvania Regiment under Colonel Thomas CraigPatriotic Service: suffered depredation, 1783 |
X
Y
York |
Jeremiah Jr. |
SoldierVirginia |
Served in Capt.Uriah Springer’s Companyin Pennsylvania Line and Col. Gibson’s Virginia Regiment |
Young |
Andrew |
Private North Carolina Milita |
Private served under Capt. Peter Burns in the North Carolina Milita |
Z