War, Rev, Roster of SC Patriots Vol. 1, A-J
Roster of South Carolina Patriots in the American Revolution
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BOBBY GILMER MOSS
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Volume I: A-J
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South Carolina Roster 89
Bowman, John
He served in the militia under Capts. Wilson and Anderson. In addition, he rented a wagon and team to the militia during 1781 and served eighty-four days in the militia as a horseman during 1782. A.A.657; F410; 1599.
Bowman, Samuel
He served in the first Regiment under Capt. William Cattell during 1775 and was a sergeant under Capt. Charles Lining during 1780. Salley, Doc., p. 32; S.C.H.&G., I, 56; N.A.853; N.A.246.
Bowman, William
He served in the militia and was at the fall of Charleston. Yearbook, 1897.
Bowman, William
He served in the militia and was at the fall of Charleston. Yearbook, 1897.
Bowsman, John
See John Bowman.
Bowsman, Peter
He served in the Second Regiment.
Box, Edward W25268 BLWt 26455-16065 d. 15 May 1857 m. Nancy ___ , 7 March 1842 While residing in Laurens County, he enlisted under Capt. Robert Manfield and Col. Worton. (Moved to Tenn.)
Box, Lewis
He served as a captain under Major Hicks and Col. LeRoy Hammond. (Johnson, William, S10918); (Elkin, Joshua, 510624).
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Box, Samuel S3015 b. 1745, Orange District, S. C. While residing in Orange District, he was drafted during 1776 under Capt. Sanders and Col. Moultrie and was in the battle at Fort Moultrie. In 1779, he was drafted under Col. Moultrie and Gen. Lincoln. He was taken prisoner in the fall of Charleston and held twenty-two days. Afterwards, he was drafted under Col. Maitland and was in the battle at Stono. Thereafter, he was under Capt. Elliott and Gen. Marion and was in several skirmishes. (Moved to N. C. and Tenn.)
Boxall,John
He enlisted in the Second Regiment on 4 November 1775. He was killed at Fort Moultrie on 28 January 1776. N.A.853.
BOYAKIN, FRANCIS See FRANCIS BOYKIN.
Boyce, Alexander
He became a lieutenant in the Sixth Regiment during 1776 and was a captain on 27 June 1778. He died during November 1779 of wounds received at the siege of Savannah on 9 October 1779. Heitman, p. 114; S.C.H.&G., X, 229.
Boyce, John
He was in the battles at Kings Mountain, Cowpens and Eutaw Springs. In addition, he lost three fingers when attacked by ‘Bloody Bill’ Cunningham. Landrum, p. 351.
Boyce, Thomas
He served in the militia after the fall of Charleston. A.A.653; W353.
Boyce, William W9361 m. Elizabeth 1779 He served under Capts. William Kimball, Lewis, Armstrong, Col. Armstrong and Gen. Marion and was in the battle at Guilford Courthouse.
Boyce, William
He served under Capt. Isaac Ross, Col. Myddleton and Gen. Sumter during 1781, Salley, Doc., p. 83; A.A.5843A; M402.
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Boyd, David b. 1758 d. 3 December 1833 m. Eleanor Crosson He enlisted in the first Regiment on 4 November 1775 and was discharged on 11 August 1778. N.A.853; P.I.
Boyd, David R1085 d. 1823/24 m. Sarah Dohrey (Causthorn) He first served in a Virginia unit. Thereafter, he served under Col. Pinckney in the first Regiment and was transferred to Capt. Clarke and sent to Augusta. During 1779, he was a footman under Capt. Hugh Whiteside and a horseman under Capts. Mills and Knox. In addition, he served under Col. LeRoy Hammond prior to the fall of Charleston. During 1780, he was under Gen. Sumter. During l781,he was under Capts. George Cooper and Hugh Knox. (Moved to Ga.) C.S.; N.A.853; A.A.665; X374.
Boyd, Edward
He served under Capt. Isaac Ross, Col. Myddleton and Gen. Sumter. Salley, Doc., p.
Boyd, Evan
He made clothes for Col. Maham's regiment during 1781. CS; A:A.666; R378.
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Bayes, David
He served one hundred eighty-four days in the militia under Capt. John Norwood from April 1781 to December 1782. C.S.; A.A.685; R638.
Boyes, John
He served forty-nine days on horseback and eighteen days on foot under Capt. John Wilson during 1780 and 1782. C.S.; A.A.679; 1579.
Boyet, Stephen See Stephen Bayt.
Boyett, Nicholas
He served aboard the frigate South Carolina. A.A.1880A.
BOYKIN, BURWELL
He served thirty days duty as a horseman in the militia under Col. Marshall. C.S.; A.A.679; Y682.
BOYKIN, FRANCIS b. c. 18 June 1745/1754, N. C. d. 1821 m. Catherine Whitaker He served as a lieutenant in the first Regiment in June 1775 and was a captain in the Rangers under Capt. Eli Kershaw during 1775/1776. He was a major in the Second Dragoons under Col. Myddleton and Gen. Sumter during 1782. Heitman, p. 115; Salley, Doc., p. 79; A.A.680; M338; S.C.H.&G., I, 119; II, 177.
BOYKIN, FRANCIS
He served sixty-three days under Captain Chesnut. C.S.; A.A.680; X962.
BOYKIN, FRANCIS
He served as a lieutenant in Marion’s brigade. DeS., p. 209.
BOYKIN, JOHN
He served as a lieutenant. C.S.; A.A.680A; C616.
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BOYKIN, SAMUEL d. 28 December 1791 He served as a captain in command of twenty-five Catawba Indians during October 1775 and also during 1776. Heitman, p. 115; S.C.H.&G., III, 84, 85; VI, 136.
BOYKIN, SAMUEL
He served as a captain in Marion's brigade. DeS., p. 227.
BOYKIN, THOMAS
He served in Col. Myddleton's regiment of Sumter’s brigade. C.S.
Boyland, Samuel
He served aboard the frigate South Carolina. A.A.1880A.
Boyle, Francis
He served in a battery of artillery during 1780 and 1781. C.S.
Boyle, Roger
He enlisted in the first Regiment on 4 November 1775. He was a drummer on 31 December 1776 and also appears on the February 1780 roll. N.A.853; N.A.246.
Boyles, Charles R1110
While residing in Barnwell District, he was enlisted by John Wickly, enlistment officer, and put under Capt. John Fitts, Lt. John Creach, Jr. and Maj. Creach. He was in the skirmishes at Coosawhatchie, Tulfinny and Godfrey’s Savannah. In addition, he was under Capt. David Hodgis (Hodge) and Col. Harden. (Moved to Ga.)
Boyles, John
He served two hundred days on horseback in the militia during 1781. A.A.681A; A18.
Boyles, John
He enlisted in the Fourth Regiment on 1 December 1776. N.A.853.
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Boyles, William
He enlisted in the Third Regiment on 24 July 1776. N.A.853.
Boynton, Aaron
He served two hundred fifty days in the militia under Col. Davis during 1781. A.A.682; Y46.
Boyse, ____ See Boyes.
Bozeman, John
He served in Marion's brigade. Gregg, p. 405. Bozeman, Peter R20352 He enlisted on 25 February 1779 under Capt. Richard Mason in the Second Regiment and was captured in the fall of Charleston, but escaped. After which, he joined Gen. Marion. N.A.853.
Bozeman, Ralph R1116 b. 1760, Bladen County. N. C.
While residing in Williamsburg County, he enlisted during May 1777 under Gen. Marion, Col. John Lanford Dart, Maj. Benjamin Snipes and Capt. McCall. He was in the battles at Dorchester. Monck’s Corner, Black Mingo, Gen. Pickens‘s Lane. Mars Bluff, Camden and Eutaw Springs. (Moved to Ga. and Fla.)
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South Carolina Roster 145 paign under Col. Richardson and also served as a lieutenant in the Rangers under Colonel Thomson until he resigned on 26 March 1778. He was a captain in the militia when Charleston fell. (Moved to Ca.) S.C.H.&G., VIII, 79; XI, 245; McCall, III, 47.
Cantemier, John
He served as a captain in the dragoons during 1779. Heitman, p. 143.
Cantey, Charles
He drove cattle {or the Continental Line during 1781 and was at some time under Col. Richardson. C.S.; A.A.1045; K164.
Cantey, James See James Cantay or James Canty.
Cantey, James
He served sixty-four days under Gen. Marion in 1782. A.A.1046; H26.
Cantey, John d. 1792 m. Mary McGirt He served as a captain under Col. Richard Richardson. S.C.H.&G., XI, 224, 225.
Cantey, John
He enlisted in the Second Regiment on 4 November 1775 as a sergeant and was discharged on 28 March 1777. N.A.853.
Cantey, John, Jr. d. 15 May 1786 m. 1. Margaret Richardson (Margaret Little) 2. Hannah Flud 3. Mrs Susannah McDonald
He served in the campaign against the Indians in 1759-60 as an adjutant under Samuel Cantey, his brother. Just prior to the war, he was a major under Col. Richardson. During the war. he served under Gen. Marion. S.C.H.&G., XI, 231, 234.
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Cantey, Joseph
He served as a captain. S.C.H.&G., XI, 234.
Cantey, Josiah
He served three hundred ninety-eight days as a lieutenant in the militia under Col. Marshall during 1780. Also during 1780, he drove cattle. Council of Safety, 9 December 1775; A.A.1049; O283; W178.
Cantey, Philip
He served three hundred ninety-two days as a sergeant and private in the militia during 1780, 1781 and 1782. He was at the fall of Charleston. A.A.1050, R62; Yearbook, 1897.
Cantey, Samuel
He served as a private horseman in the militia under Col. Richardson and Gen. Marion between September 1781 and November 1782. A.A.1051; W179; Y342.
Cantey, Samuel b. 1760 d. 1820 m. Judith Wilbum
He enlisted in the Sixth Regiment on 7 May 1776. P.I.; N.A.853.
Cantey, Samuel b. 7 June 1731 d. 16 December 1776 m. 1. Ann , 12 February 1756 2. Martha Brown, 18 May 1760
In 1759/60 he was a captain under Colonel Richardson. Just prior to his death, he was a major of the Camden Provincial Militia. S.C.H.&G., XI, 231, 232.
Cantey, William b. 6 November 1732 m. Rebecca He served as a captain under Gen. Williamson during 1779. S.C.H.&G., XI, 241.
Cantey, William
He served in the militia and was at the fall of Charleston. Yearbook, 1897.
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Cantey, Zachariah b. 1759, Camden District, S. C. d. 3 September 1822 m. SARAH BOYKIN He served as assistant to Col. Wade, the state Commissary of purchases, during 1781. At the fall of Charleston, he was under Capt. John Chesnut. He was under Lt. Henry Bates in the battles at Biggin Church and Quinby Bridge. S.C.H.&G., XX, 246; C.S.; A.A.1053; R60; X980.
Cantley, Charles See Charles Cantey.
Cantley, James
He served in the Third Regiment under Capt. David Hopkins during 1779. S.C.H.&G., V, 146; N.A.853.
Candey, John
He served nine months as a lieutenant of light dragoons under Col. Daniel Horry and eighteen
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Eddins, William S32230 b. 7 December 1763, Lunenburg County, Va. While residing in Abbeville District, he enlisted in the latter part of December 1778 and served three months as a substitute for his father under Capt. William Freeman. He was engaged in guarding the town of Ninety Six. In April 1779, he volunteered and served until 10 October 1779 under Capt. John Calhoun and Col. Robert Anderson. During October 1779, he joined Capt. Robert Maxwell and Colonel Robert Anderson. He was in the siege of Ninety Six and was discharged near the end of April 1782. In April 1783, he re-enlisted and served until 20 October 1783 under Capt. Robert Maxwell, Col. Anderson and General Pickens. During this tour, he was on an expedition against the Cherokee Indians. At some time, he and his father were taken prisoner by the British. William escaped, but his father was held at Ninety Six throughout the winter. William became a Baptist minister. (Moved to Ga.) A.A.2150B; O400.
Edds, John
He served under Col. Anderson. C.S.; 0398.
Eddy, Benjamin
He enlisted in the Fourth Regiment on 22 December 1776. N.A.853.
Eddy, Daniel
He served as a shoemaker for the cavalry under Col. Maham. C.S.; P47.
Eddy, Henry
He served in the militia after the fall of Charleston. C.S.; A.A.2151; S456.
Edee, Andrew
He enlisted in the fifth Regiment on 17 June 1776. N.A.853.
Eden, Andrew
He enlisted in the Sixth Regiment on 18 March 1776. N.A.853.
Eden, Joshua
He enlisted during August 1775 in the Charleston Volunteer Militia under Captain Charles Drayton. S.C.H.&G., I, 135, 187.
Eden, William See William Eaden. Edenfield, David W10944 BLWt 34272-160-55
Page 11 of 26 War, Rev, Roster of SC Patriots Vol. 1, A-J d. 5 April 1856 m. Elizabeth
He enlisted during 1777 and served at various times under Capts. John Weekly, John Wilds (or Wiles), John Fritts, Richard Creech, Sr. and Richard Creech, Jr. and Col. Harden or Hammond. He was at the siege of Savannah and was taken prisoner and held from l June until September, when he made an escape and returned to his company. He was also in the siege of Augusta and was discharged there-after. (Moved to Ca.) A.A.2152; Y82.
Edens, Alexander R3229 d. 28 June 1835 m. Mary Meens, 16 November 1816
No record of his service is stated except that it was performed either in Virginia or South Carolina.
Edens, Elias W11092 BLWt 102089-160-55 d. 29 April 1839 m. Mrs. Nancy Ann Green
He volunteered on 22 July 1777 under Capt. FRANCIS BOYKIN and Col. Thomson in the Third Regiment and was in the battle of Eutaw Springs. He served three years and six months. (Moved to Ind.) N.A.853.
Edens, Job
He enlisted in the first Regiment on 7 November 1776. N.A.853.
Edens, John
He served in the Third Regiment under Capt. Field Farrar during 1779 and was also in service from 1 February 1780 to 1 April 1782. S.C.H.&G., V, 154; A.A.2150A; G124.
Edens, John 335911
After enlisting in the spring or summer of 1777, he served under Capt. Donaldson and Cols. Thomson and Henderson. He was in the battle at Stono, both sieges of Savannah and the siege of Charleston. He was taken prisoner at the fall of Charleston and was exchanged and discharged during the spring of 1782. (Moved to Ky.)
Ederington, Francis
He served as a quartermaster. Ederington's Recollections, 1780.
Ederington, James R3230
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While residing on the Broad River in Fairfield County, he enlisted during 1777 and served eighteen months under Capts. Liles, Frost, Hughes, Pearson and Col. Joseph Kirkland. He was in the Florida Expedition, the battle at Eutaw Springs and the engagement at Congaree Fort. (Moved to Ky.)
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South Carolina Roster 325 buck’s regiment before and after the fall of Charleston. C.S.; A.A.2495; X3494.
Forris, George
He served in the militia after the fall of Charleston. A.A.2495A; U604.
Fortister, Jonathan
He served under Capt. Alexander and General Sumter.
Forrister, William
He served under Capt. Alexander and General Sumter.
Forsett, Robert See Robert Faucett.
Forshaw, Robert
He enlisted in the first Regiment on 4 November 1775 as a sergeant under Capt. Benjamin Cattell. In 1780, he was a private in the first Regiment under Capt. Charles Lining. S.C.H.&G., I, 55; Salley, Doc., p. 32; N.A.246; N.A.853.
Forster, David
He served as a corporal in the first Regiment under Capt. Joseph Elliott during 1780. Salley, Doc., p. 22.
Forster, James
He enlisted in the Sixth Regiment on 7 May 1776. He was discharged on 1 June 1777. N.A.853.
Forster,John
He served one hundred twenty-two days in the militia under Gen. Marion during 1782. A.A. 2496; K44.
Forsyth, Hugh
He enlisted in the Fourth Regiment on l January 1776. N.A.853.
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Forsyth, James
He served ten months and twenty-five days in the cavalry under Col. Peter Horry. C.S.; A.A.2495B; A.A.3767; S550.
Forsyth, John
He served seventy-one days in the militia during 1780 and two hundred forty days in 1781 and 1782. C.S.; A.A.2496A; P49.
Forsyth, Joseph 523636
In May 1781, he was under Capt. Henry Lenud and Col. Peter Hurry. This unit was destroyed at Wambaw Creek. Previously, he served eighteen months in a Virginia unit. Next, he served under Capts. Alexander Rocks and Felix Warley, Maj. Herron, Col. Thomson and Gens. Huger and Greene. He was under Marion during 1782. A.A.3767; K44.
Forsyth, William
He served one hundred eighty-three days as a horseman from 10June to 10 December 1781. A.A.2497; W286; C.S.
Fort, Albert 56847 b. 1 April 1758, N. C.
While residing in Kershaw District. he enlisted during 1779, as a substitute for his father, under Capt. John Chesnut and Col. Joseph Kershaw. In 1781, he was under a LT. BOYKIN and in 1782, he was under a Capt. Connel and Col. Baxter. A.A.2498; N193.
Fort, Arthur
He served in the militia prior to the fall of Charleston and suP.I.ed provisions for the militia during 1781. C.S.; A.A.2499; U592.
Fort, Egbert
He served sixty days in the militia during 1782. C.S.; A.A.2500; Q304.
Fort, Jesse
He served under Capt. William Kirkland and Col. Robert Goodwyn from 6 March to 12 May 1779 and during 1781, he was under (hpt.Jacob Frazer and Col. Taylor. A.A.2501; X433; C.S.
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Fort, Moses
He served in the militia under Capt. Edmund Irby, Col. Hicks and Gen. McIntosh during 1780 and was in the siege of Charleston. In addition, he was in the militia during 1782. Greg, p. 407; C.S.; A.A.2502; Q5105; Y753; 2513.
Fort, Owen
He served in Capt. William Butler’s Volunteer Company on Horseback during 1782. N.A. 246; C.S.; A.A.2503; U593,
Fortenbury, James
He enlisted in the fifth Regiment on 24 March 1776. N.A.853.
Fortenor, Charles b. c.1755, N. C.
He served in the Rangers under Capt. Edward Richardson during 1775. S.C.H.&G., II, 182.
Fortinberry, John See John Hortinberry.
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Hatcher, William 831727 b. 23 November 1759, Mecklenburg County, Va.
He moved to South Carolina in 1764 and later settled in Richmond County, Georgia. There after, he moved to Edgefield District, South Carolina. He enlisted about June 1778 and served four months under Capt. John Ryan and Col. IeRoy Hammond and was on the expedition to Florida. During this tour, he was in several skirmishes with Indians. In early 1779, he re-enlisted in the same unit and was in the battle at Stono Ferry. In November 1780, he revenlisted and served at various times under Capts. Patrick Carr, Willis Witaker, FRANCIS BOYKIN, Joshua Inman and Gals. Bran don, John Twiggs, Chandler and Micajah Williamson and Gen. Piekens of the Georgia and South Carolina regiments and was in the bat» ties at Blackstock’s Plantation, Reedy River, Cowpens, the siege of Augusta, Galphin’s Fort and was in numerous skirmishes with the Brit ish, Tories and Indians. About January 1782, he joined Gen. Wayne and was stationed at Cherokee Hill. He acted as a scout against the Indians, Tories and British. (Moved to Ca.) A.A.3434; T362.
Hatcher, William
He served one hundred twenty-five days in the militia. During May 1781, he served twenty eight days under Capt.John Mills as a foutman and from December 1781 through February 1782, he served sixty-seven days at Orangeburg under Capt. William M. Robertson. In June 1782, he served thirty days at Four Holes. A.A.3434; X1007.
Hatfield, David
He enlisted on 3 October 1776 and re-enlisted on 1 February 1780. On 22 June 1778, he became a corporal. He served as a sergeant in the first Regiment under Capt.Joseph Elliott during 1780. Sallcy, w” p. 22', N.A.246; N.A.853.
Hatfield, Henry
He served in the militia and was at the fall of Charleston. A.A.3899; Yearbook, 1897.
Hatfield, Samuel
He served as a sergeant in the Second Dragoons under Capt. Isaac Ross, Col. Charles Myddle ton and Gen. Sumter and was killed in either June or July 1781. At one time, he was a ser~ geant under Lt. Robert Miscampbell. Salley, Doc., pp. 77, 83; A.A.34S5; M387.
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Hatter, John
He was one of the men under Capt. Clement Lemprier who boarded the Betsey for powder.
His schooner was burned during 1780. Drayton, I, 40; A.A.3438.
Hauffman, Christopher See Christopher Huffman.
Haugabook, John
He served eighty days during 1782 under Lt. Col. William A. Thomson. A.A.3439.
Haughey, Robert See Robert Howie.
Hauldewonger, George
He served alternately in the militia from 10 October 1751 to 12 August 1782 under Capt. Jacob Fulmore and Col. Waters. A.A.3244; X1207.
Hauldewonger, John
He served as a footman in the militia from 9 January to 8July 1779 alternately under Capt. John Adam Summer and Col. Waters. In addition, he served under Lt. John Lindsay and Capt. Jacob Fulmore and Col. Waters from 10 October 1781 to 12 August 1732 alternately. A.A.3245; X1206; X1801; X2558.
Haulman, Andrew
He served in the militia from 10 October 1781 to 12 August 1782 under Capt. Jacob Fulmore and Col. Waters. A.A.3238; X1204.
Haulman, George
He served as a footman under Capt. Jacob Fulmore and Col. Waters from 10 October 1781 to 12 August 1782 alternately. A.A.3716; X1205.
Hauser, Elias
He served in the German Fusiliers of Charles ton during 1775. From 1 January 1780 to 22 May 1781, he served as a deputy wagon master. Yearbook, 1885; A.A.3439B; A109.
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Haverson, John
He served in the first Regiment during 1780. N.A.246; NtA.853.
Havis, Jesse
He served one hundred fifteen days in the militia. During 1781, he served under Gen. Sumter. He was on the expedition to Biggin Church and Monck's Comer. In 1782, he served Gen. Henderson. A.A.344l; R171.
Hawk, John
He enlisted in the fifth Regiment on 2 March 1776 and was discharged on 30 May 1777. N.A.853.
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Hill, John
He enlisted in the first Regiment on 4 November 1775 and re-enlisted on 13 February 1777. On 27July 1778, he became a corporal. N.A.246; N.A.853.
Hill, John, Jr.
He served in the first Regiment under Capt. Thomas Pinckney during 1775. S.C.H.&G., I, 59.
Hill, John, Sr.
He served in the first Regiment under Capt. Adam McDonald during 1775. S.C.H.&G., I, 57.
Hill (Hull), Joseph
He served as a corporal in the Fourth Regiment under Capt. Richard B. Roberts during 1779. N.A.859.
Hill, Joseph
He served in the militia under Capt. Joseph Pickens from 10 November 1779 to 27 January 1780. A.A.3603; 0493.
Hill, Joseph
He served ninety-five days as a captain in the militia under Gen. Marion. A.A.8603; Q128.
Hill, Josiah
He served in the Turkey Creek Volunteer Militia under Capt. Edward Lacey. 1n addition, he served four hundred eighteen days during 1780 and 1782. S.C.H.&G., 111, 131; AA. 3604; R153.
Hill, Leonard
He served one hundred eighty days in the militia during 1781 and 1782 under Capt. Carter, Col. R. Winn and Gen. Pickens and was in the siege of Augusta. A.A.3605; N41.
Hill, Lodwick (Ludawick)
He served as a sergeant in the Second Dra goons under Capt. Isaac Ross, MAJ. BOYKIN, Col. Myddleton and Gen. Sumter during 1781. Salley, Doc., p. 83; A.A.3606; M38613. Hill, Moses
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He served one hundred twenty days in the militia during 1781 and 1782 under Col. R. Winn. A.A.3609; R152.
Hill, Robert
He enlisted in the Third Regiment on 20 October 1776. N.A.853.
Hill, Samuel
He served in the militia after the fall of Charleston. A.A.3611; T390.
Hill, Thomas 531131 b. 6 March 1758, St. John’s Parish d. 5January 1837
While residing in Camden District, he enlisted during the winter of 1775 for six weeks as a lieutenant under Capt. John Gordon and Col. Thomas Taylor. From March 1780 to 1 November 1781, he was a lieutenant under Capt. John McKinney and Col. Taylor. During 1782, he was under Gen. Henderson. He was in an engagement at Mott's Hill, the siege of Ninety Six and the battle at Eutaw Springs. He assisted in the capture of Col. Fletcher. (Moved to Tenn. and Ky.) A.A.3613; R151; V534; 2554.
Hill, Thomas
He served sixty-one days as a footman under Capt. Thompson during 1781 and seventy-one days as a horseman during 1782. During 1782, he also served thirty-eight days under Capt. Gray. A.A.3613; Y369.
Hill, Thomas
He served in the militia under Col. Brandon after the fall of Charleston. A.A.5613; X2871. Hill, William
He enlisted in the fifth Regiment on 5 October 1778. N.A.853.
Hill, William
He served in the militia under Col. Waters after the fall of Charleston. A.A.3614; X2546.
Hill, William
He served in the militia during 1779 and during 1781, he was under Capt. James Giles, 001. Hill and Gen. Sumter. Salley, Doc., p. 68; A,A.3614; M102; X1201. Hill, William b. 1740, Belfast, Ireland d. 1 December 1816 m. Jane McCall, 1765
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While sewing as a colonel in the militia, he was in the battle at Rocky Mount, and was wounded in the battle at Hanging Rock on 6 August 1780. In addition, he was in the bat tles at Kings Mountain and Cowpens. Heit man, p. 290; Salley, Doc., p. 65; AA.3614; I501; Moore, pp. 1214-, N.C.S.A.R., p. 132; McCall, II, 66.
Hillary, John
He enlisted in the Third Regiment on 1 December 1778 under Capt. David Hopkins and was a prisoner on 9 January 1779. N.A.246; N.A.853.
Hillburn, John S31745
He was drafted to serve from October 1778 to a quartermaster. In his next tour, he served six months in the same unit and was in Gen. Morgan’s camp at Grindal Shoals, but was not in any major battle. Patriot Index Supplement; A.A.3699; X789.
Hollingsworth, James
He enlisted in the Third Regiment on 16 August 1777. N.A.853.
Hollingsworth, Jeptha
He served in the militia under Capt. Benjamin Jolly and Col. Brandon from 7 May 1780 to 25 June 1781. A.A.3700; X2359.
Hollingsworth, Zebulon
He served in the militia from 13 February to 6 March 1779 under Capt. John Hampton. A.A.3702; X1941.
Hollingsworth, Zebulon, Jr.
He served in the militia during 1779. AA. 3702; X1942.
Hollins, William See William Hollems.
Hollis, Basil
He enlisted in the Second Regiment on 17 June 1776. He enlisted in the fifth Regiment on 15 October 1776. N.A.853. Hollis, Elijah b. 30 March 1763 d. 1832 m. Alsey
He served in the militia under a Lt. Hollis and a Capt. Lewis during 1781 and 1782. Patriot Index Supplement; A.A.3704; Q491.
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Hollis, James
He lost a horse and gun while sewing in the militia. A.A.3704A; Q490.
Hollis, John 521827 b. 5 December 1751, Fairfax County, Va. d. 4 November 1836 m. Nancy Knighton
While residing in Craven County (Fairfield District), he enlisted during 1775 under CAPT. SAMUEL BOYKIN and Col. Joseph Kershaw. He served eighteen months as a sergeant under Capts. William R. Davie, Derrill Hart, FRANK BOYKIN, Richard Winn and Col. William Thomson. In addition, he served thirteen-and-one half months as a captain under Cols. John Winn, Sumter, Lacey and Thomson and was in the battles at Sullivan‘s Island, Fort Mc lntosh (where he was taken prisoner), Rocky Mount, Hanging Rock, Carey’s Fort, Gates's Defeat, Orangeburg, Fort Granby and Kings
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Mountain. He was wounded twice. A.A.3705; Q489; N.A.853.
Hollis, Moses
He served as a lieutenant in the militia from 1780 to 1782 and served as a private during 1783. Heitman, p. 297', A.A.3706; N472; 2353.
Hollis, William 510845 b. c. 1748
He enlisted during May 1776 to serve under Capts. Francis Marion, FRANCIS BOYKIN and Col. Thomson and was in the battle at Sullivan's Island. In 1777, he enlisted and served under Capt. Charles Lewis and Col. Lacey. He served six months. Afterwards, he volunteered on many occasions. He was in the battle at Cow pens and was wounded once. He was with Col. Cleveland on the Broad River and Gen. Marion on the Pee Dee River.
Hollisman, Kindred
He served in the Second Regiment under Capt. Thomas Dunbar during 1779. Saffell, p. 293.
Holloms, James See James Holmes.
Holloway, Caleb
He served in the militia after the fall of Charleston. A.A.3707; T394.
Holloway, Charles
He served with Joseph Culbertson against ‘Plundering Sam' Brown. Draper, p. 136.
Holloway, John
He served in the militia under Col. Roebuck after the fall of Charleston. A.A.3709; X3553.
Holloway, Obediah
He served in the militia before the fall of Charleston. A.A.3710; T352.
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Holloway, Reuben
While residing in Spartanburg District, he enlisted and served as a waiting boy, cook, etc. and was in the battle at Cowpens. (Clark, John, R1965); A.A.3711;T351.
Holloway, Tayler
He served under Capt. Peter Burns and Gen. Sumter. A.A.3712; M246; Fourth Report of the D.A.R.
Holloway, Taylor 56966
While residing in Dinwiddie County, Virginia, he enlisted on 16 March 1777 and served under Capts. Robert Lyle, Uriah Goodwin, John Hennington and Van Ross and Cols. Thomson,
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