| Private, Etc. |
First Unit Served In As a Private |
From |
To |
Notes |
Known Battles/Skirmishes at This Rank |
| Haas,
John |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
|
|
10/7/1780,
a known Private, unit unknown. From what is now Catawba County. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Haas,
Simon |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
|
|
10/7/1780,
a known Private, unit unknown. From what is now Catawba County. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Habbet,
Ezekiel |
|
|
1778 |
A
Private, regiment and unit unknown.
Discharged on 5/1/1778. |
|
| Hacklebonner,
Casper |
Randolph County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
9/8/1780,
a known Private under Capt. John Johnston and Col. John Collier. |
|
| Hadden,
Elisha |
Washington County
Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
First
in VA unit. 1779, a Private under Capt. William Pruett and Col.
John Sevier. 1780-1781, a Private under Capt. James Wilson and
Col. John Sevier. Born on 7/28/1759 in York County, VA. |
Kings Mountain
(SC), Boyd's Creek (TN). |
| Haddick,
John |
Pitt County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a known Private under Capt. William Burney and Col. John Simpson. |
|
| Haddock,
Richard |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. William Lytle for 18 months. |
|
| Hadley,
Joshua |
Cumberland County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Arthur Council. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hadley,
William |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. William Lytle for 18 months. |
|
| Hadnot,
West |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Sergeant under Capt. Thomas Donoho.
A Private in Nov. 1777.
Dropped from the rolls in Feb. 1778. |
|
| Hafford,
Malachi |
Craven County
Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. James Pearce and Col. John Bryan, Sr. 1777,
a Private under Capt. Hardy Gatlin and Col. John Bryan, Sr. 1779,
a Private under Capt. David Roach, attached to Col. Jonas Johnston
(Edgecombe County Regiment). 1780, a Private under Capt. William
Windham and Col. John Tilman. 1781, a Private under Capt. Aaron
Arnold, then under Capt. Lewis Jones, both under Col. John Tilman.
Born on3/6/1756 in Craven County, NC. aka Malachi Hofford. |
Stono Ferry (SC). |
| Hafner,
Jacob |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
|
6/1/1781,
a Private under Capt. William Lytle for 12 months. |
|
| Hagar,
Simon |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Peter Sides and Col. William Graham. 1780,
also a Private under Capt. John Baker and Col. Francis Locke.
1781, a Private under Capt. Samuel Espey and Col. Joseph Dickson.
One source asserts he was at the battle of Kings Mountain, SC,
but he does not claim it in his pension application. aka Simon
Hager. There is another Simon Hager from Lincoln County, but
he served only in 1781 under Lt. Col. William Polk, and that
unit was considered to be a SC unit at that time. |
|
| Hagar,
William |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1782 |
1782 |
1782,
a Private under Capt. Abraham Forney, attached to Col. Joseph
McDowell (Burke County Regiment). |
Cherokee Expedition
1782. |
| Hagenton,
Jesse |
3rd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
Served
under Capt. Edward Yarborough for 12 months.
Discharged on 4/10/1782. |
|
| Haggard,
Edmon |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1779 |
|
3/15/1779,
a known Private under Capt. Berryman Turner and Col. William
Moore. |
|
| Haggard,
William |
Orange County
Regiment |
1776 |
1782 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. William Hubbard, attached to Col. Ambrose
Ramsey (Chatham County Regiment). Started on the Cherokee Expedition,
forced to turn back due to the lack of wagons and pack horses.
1777, in VA. 1780, back in NC in Caswell County. 1780, a Private
under Capt. James Wilson and Col. William Moore. 1782, a Private
under Capt. Frederick Debow, attached to Maj. William McCauley
(Orange County Regiment). |
|
| Hagins,
William |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Humphreys, then under Capt. William
Thrift Hughlett, both under Lt. Col. Joseph Phillips. Lived in
Rowan County. 1781, a Private under Capt. John Johnston and Col.
Francis Locke. 1781, also a Private under Capt. Richard Dowell,
attached to Col. Francois DeMalmedy (NC Light Dragoons). Born
on 6/25/1766 in Lancaster County, PA. |
Eutaw Springs
(SC). |
| Hagood,
Benjamin |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1775 |
|
1775-1776,
a Private under Capt. George Herndon and Col. Ambrose Ramsey.
Probably at the battle of Moore's Creek Bridge, although he doesn't
say it directly. Served other tours. Born in 1759. aka Benjamin
Haygood. |
|
| Hagood,
Jesse |
Orange County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. William Jones, then under Capt. Abraham
Allen. 1781, also under Capt. William Douglas (Caswell County
Regiment). |
|
| Hahn,
Benedict |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
|
|
10/7/1780,
a known Private, unit unknown. From what is now Catawba County. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Hahn,
Joshua |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
|
|
10/7/1780,
a known Private, unit unknown. From what is now Catawba County. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Hail,
Joseph |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/19/1778,
received a bounty for Militia service under Caswell. Most likely
the same man as directly below (different sources). |
|
| Haile,
Joseph |
2nd NC Regiment |
1775 |
1779 |
1775,
a Private under Capt. Simon Bright for six months. 1777, a Private
under Capt. Abraham Sheppard, Jr. (10th NC Regiment). 7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. Michael Quinn (3rd NC Regiment) for nine
months. On the official rolls as Joseph Hale. From Wayne County,
NC. S38814. |
|
| Haines,
William |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1783 |
A
Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe for 12 months.
Discharged 2/3/1783 (4th NC Regiment). |
|
| Hainey,
Anthony |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
5/15/1781,
a Private under Capt. Tilghman Dixon.
Discharged 5/21/1782 (1st NC Regiment). Received clothing
on 5/24/1782. From Caswell County. |
|
| Hainey,
John |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1782 |
|
5/24/1782,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Hains,
Jesse |
Wilkes County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1/19/1779,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Hair,
David |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780-1781,
a Private under Capt. John Dickey and Col. Francis Locke. |
Camden (SC), Cowan's
Ford, Tarrant's Tavern. |
| Hair,
David |
Rowan County Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. William Wilson. 1780, a Private under Capt.
Abel Armstrong. 1781, a Private under Capt. William Bell, then
under Capt. Thomas Morrison. All service under Col. Francis Locke. |
Tarrant's Tavern. |
| Hair,
James |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
5/2/1781,
a Private under Lt./Capt. Benjamin Bailey.
Discharged on 5/2/1782 (3rd NC Regiment). |
|
| Hair,
Robert |
2nd NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. William Fenner.
Deserted in Dec. 1777. |
|
| Hair,
Robert |
4th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Matthew Ramsey for nine months.
From Rowan County. 1780-1781, in NC Militia, unit(s) unknown. S9567. |
Ramseur's Mill. |
| Hair,
Thomas |
1st NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
11/10/1778,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe for nine months. |
|
| Hair,
Thomas |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
5/20/1778,
a Private under Lt./Capt. George "Gee" Bradley.
Deserted on 10/16/1779. |
|
| Hair,
William |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. Kedar Ballard for nine months. |
|
| Hale,
Nicholas |
Washington County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Valentine Sevier, Jr. and Lt. Col. Charles
Robertson. 1781, a Private under Capt. Landon Carter, attached
to Col. Isaac Shelby (Sullivan County Regiment). |
Thicketty Fort
(SC), Moncks Corner #4 (SC). |
| Hale,
Thomas |
1st NC Regiment |
1775 |
1776 |
A
Private under Lt. Lawrence Thompson, Capt. Alfred Moore.
Enlisted in Orange County, NC.
Discharged at Charleston, SC.
Joined SC unit. S37975. |
Moore's
Creek Bridge [4], Breech Inlet Naval Battle (SC). |
| Hale,
William |
1st NC Regiment |
1775 |
1776 |
9/9/1775,
a Private under Lt. Lawrence Thompson, Capt. Alfred Moore for
nine months. Enlisted in Orange County,
NC. Discharged in March 1776
at Wilmington, NC. S1522. |
Moore's Creek Bridge
[4]. |
| Hales,
Henry |
Johnston County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Philip Thomas, attached to Col. James Kenan
(Duplin County Regiment). |
|
| Hales,
Isaiah |
Johnston County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Philip Thomas, attached to Col. James Kenan
(Duplin County Regiment). 1781, a Private under Capt. Jonathan
Smith, attached to Col. John Sitgreaves (Craven County Regiment).
Born on 3/13/1763. |
|
| Hall,
Alexander |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. David Caldwell and Col. Francis Locke.
1780, also a Private under Capt. James Purviance, attached to
Col. Francois DeMalmedy (NC Light Dragoons). 1781, a Private
under Capt. Douglas Hayden, attached to Col. William Lofton (Montgomery
County Regiment), and in the Wilmington Expedition, no named
engagements. Born on 9/11/1755. |
Fishing Creek
(SC). |
| Hall,
Anthony |
1st NC Regiment |
1778 |
1780 |
6/10/1778,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Donoho.
POW at the Fall of Charleston (SC), exchanged near the
end of the war. Earlier in VA Continentals. Resided in Caswell County,
NC when he enlisted. W1764. |
Siege of Charleston
1780 (SC). |
| Hall,
David |
3rd NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
Jan.
1779, a Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company (Lt. Col. William
Lee Davidson) led by Capt. George "Gee" Bradley.
aka Davis Hall. |
|
| Hall,
David |
8th NC Regiment |
1778 |
1780 |
A
Sergeant under Capt. John Walsh.
A Private in Jan. 1778. Back to Sergeant in Feb.
1779. Back to Private in Aug.
1779. Discharged on 2/1/1780. |
|
| Hall,
David |
Wilkes County
Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Witherspoon, Capt. Absalom Cleveland,
Capt. John Cleveland, and Capt. Elias Winburn, all under Col.
Benjamin Cleveland. 1782, a Private under Capt. Edward Sams and
Col. John Sevier (Washington County Regiment). Born on 3/25/1760
in Henry County, VA. Twin brother of Samuel Hall below. |
Cherokee Expedition
1782. |
| Hall,
Delany |
3rd NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. William Brinkley.
Died on 3/13/1778. |
|
| Hall,
Edward |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. John Baker for nine months. |
|
| Hall,
Edward |
Bladen County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. James Council and Col. Thomas Robeson,
Jr. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hall,
Edward |
Wake County Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. Lewis Bledsoe and Lt. Col. Robert Mebane
(a Continental officer). Lived in Cumberland County. 1781, also
a Private under Capt. James Crump and Lt. Col. Drury Ledbetter
(Montgomery County Regiment). 1781, also a Private under Capt.
Jacob Duckworth (Chatham County Regiment), attached to Col. Philip
Alston (Cumberland County Regiment). 1781, also a Private under
Capt. James Fletcher and Col. Thomas Wade (Anson County Regiment).
Born in 1759 in Bladen County, NC. |
Lindley's Mill,
Brown Marsh, Bear Creek. |
| Hall,
Futrill |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
Jan.
1779, a Private under Capt. Philip Taylor. |
|
| Hall,
Fulvill |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/25/1778,
a known Private under Capt. Ralph Williams and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months.
Probably the same man as directly above (different sources). |
|
| Hall,
Ignatius |
DQMG |
1781 |
1782 |
An
Express Rider under AQMG Jesse Potts and Col. Nicholas Long for
12 months. Discharged in Nov. 1782. From Halifax County,
NC. R4464. |
|
| Hall,
James |
1st NC Regiment |
1778 |
1780 |
1/1/1778,
a Private under Capt. James Read.
9/8/1778, a known Private under Capt. James Read.
Discharged on 2/1/1780. |
|
| Hall,
James |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/15/1781,
a Private under Lt./Capt. Benjamin Bailey.
Discharged on 4/15/1782 (3rd NC Regiment).
From Hertford County, NC. |
|
| Hall,
James |
Bute County Regiment |
1778 |
1782 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Alsey High and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle
(a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months. Lived
in Wake County. 1779, a Private under Capt. Michael Quinn (3rd
NC Regiment). Discharged in Dec. 1779. 1781, a Private under
Capt. Edward Yarborough (3rd NC Regiment) for 12 months. Discharged
on 4/10/1782 at Bacon's Bridge, SC. Born on 11/23/1757. R4458. |
Stono Ferry (SC). |
| Hall,
James |
7th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Henry Dawson.
Dropped from the rolls in Oct. 1777. |
|
| Hall,
James |
9th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Joseph J. Wade.
Dropped from the rolls in Jan. 1778. |
|
| Hall,
James |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a Private under Capt. Charles Polk and Col. Adam Alexander. |
|
| Hall,
James |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Maj. Jeptha Eatherton. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hall,
Jesse |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
A
Private under Maj. Reading Blount for nine months.
Deserted in Sep. 1779. |
|
| Hall,
Jesse |
6th NC Regiment |
1776 |
|
A
Private under Lt. George Dougherty, Capt. John Baptiste Ashe
for 2-1/2 years. From Wilkes County, NC. POW at the Fall of Charleston,
paroled. Rejoined
under Capt. Alexander Brevard (4th NC Regiment, transferred to
1st NC Regiment in 1781).
W21258. |
Briar
Creek (GA), Siege of Charleston (SC), Guilford Court House, Siege
of Ninety-Six 1781 (SC), Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Hall,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
Sep.
1781, a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe.
Discharged in Sep. 1782 at James Island, SC.
From Richmond County, NC.
S41621. |
|
| Hall,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
8/1/1782,
a Private under Capt. Joshua Hadley for 18 months. |
|
| Hall,
John |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/25/1781,
a Private and a Quartermaster under Capt. Tilghman Dixon.
Discharged on 4/25/1782.
From Warren County, NC.
R14699. |
Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Hall,
John |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/2/1780,
a Private under Capt. William Brinkley and then Capt. John Pitts,
both under Col. Samuel Jarvis. From Halifax County. |
|
| Hall,
John |
Anson County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. William Crittendon and Col. Thomas Wade. |
|
| Hall,
John |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a Private under Capt. Charles Polk and Col. Adam Alexander. |
|
| Hall,
John |
Surry County Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Cleveland and Col. Martin Armstrong.
1777, a Private under Capt. William Terrell Lewis and Col. Martin
Armstrong. Late 1777, in Wilkes County. 1779, a Private under
Capt. Joseph White (Burke County Regiment), attached to Col.
Francois DeMalmedy (NC Light Dragoons). 1780, a Private under
Lt. Samuel Johnson, Capt. Joel Lewis, Lt. Col. Hardgrove, and
Col. Benjamin Cleveland. 1781, a Private under Capt. Joel Lewis
(Surry County Regiment), attached to Col. Benjamin Herndon (Wilkes
County Regiment). Born on 4/5/1754 in Pittsylvania County, VA. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, Stono Ferry (SC), Kings Mountain (SC). |
| Hall,
Joshua |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/25/1781,
served under Capt. Benjamin Carter.
Discharged on 4/25/1782. |
|
| Hall,
Joshua |
3rd NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
Jan.
1779, a Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company (Lt. Col. William
Lee Davidson) led by Capt. George "Gee" Bradley. |
|
| Hall,
Moses |
Rowan County Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778
& 1780, a Private under Capt. David Caldwell and Col. Francis
Locke. 1781, a Private under Capt. Hugh Hall, attached to Col.
Joseph Dickson (Lincoln County Regiment). Born on 5/29/1760 in
Rowan County, NC. |
Haw River. |
| Hall,
Nathan |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
A
Musician under Maj. Reading Blount.
Died on 8/24/1779. |
|
| Hall,
Pool |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Express Rider for Col. Abraham Sheppard. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hall,
Robert |
Guilford County
Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. |
|
| Hall,
Robert |
Halifax County
Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Scurlock, then Capt. William Noblin,
both attached to Col. Thomas Eaton (Bute County Regiment). 1781,
a Private under Capt. John Williams and Col. James Allen. Born
in 1761 or 1762 in MD. |
Briar Creek (GA). |
| Hall,
Samuel |
Wilkes County
Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. William Gilreath, then under Capt. John
Beverly, both under Col. Benjamin Cleveland. 1782, a Private
under Capt. Edmund Sams and Col. John Sevier. Born on 3/25/1760
in Henry County, VA. Twin brother of David Hall above. David
said they served many tours together. |
Cherokee Expedition
1782. |
| Hall,
Solomon |
Wake County Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private under a Capt. Beard, attached to Col. Philip Alston
(Cumberland County Regiment). 1780-1781, a Private under Capt.
Etheldred Jones, attached to Lt. Col. Thomas Farmer (Orange County
Regiment). 1781, also a Private under Capt. John Trent and Lt.
Col. Thomas Wooten. Born on 8/17/1757 in what became Wake County,
NC. |
Briar
Creek (GA), Cowan's Ford, Tarrant's Tavern. |
| Hall,
Thomas |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
3/1/1779,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Montford.
Discharged on 12/1/1779.
Found guilty of desertion, received 100 lashes. |
|
| Hall,
Thomas Jr. |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
July
1776, a Private under Capt. Charles Polk and Col. Adam Alexander. |
|
| Hall,
Thomas |
Orange County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Richard Christmas and Col. Hugh Tinnen.
POW at the Fall of Charleston, SC, paroled. Born on 3/1/1758
in Prince Edward County, VA. |
|
| Hall,
Thomas |
Wilkes County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1/19/1779,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Hall,
William |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/12/1781,
served under Capt. Benjamin Carter.
Discharged on 4/7/1782. |
|
| Hall,
William |
4th NC Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
A
Private under Capt. Matthew Ramsey for nine months.
Discharged on 9/5/1779 at Bacon's Bridge, SC. From Rowan County, NC. Wounded at the battle
of Stono Ferry (SC). R21886. |
Stono Ferry (SC). |
| Hall,
William |
4th NC Regiment |
1778 |
1780 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Robert Moore, then Capt. William Goodman.
From Caswell County. 1780, a Private under Capt. James Wilson
and Col. William Moore. 1781, a Private under Capt. Dudley Reynolds
and Col. William Moore. Then in VA unit. Born in April of 1761
in Henrico County, VA. S16859. |
Stono Ferry (SC),
Haw River. |
| Hall,
William |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Peter O'Neal, then under Capt. Andrew Wilson,
both under Col. John Peasley. Born on 3/16/1747 in Stafford County,
VA. |
Charlotte. |
| Hall,
William |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
1780 |
Was
a Sergeant. 1780, a Private under Capt. Galbraith Falls and Col.
Francis Locke. Lived in Mecklenburg County. 1780, also a Private
under Capt. Jonathan Potts and Col. George Alexander. 1781, a
Sergeant again. Born in 1762 near Lancaster, PA. |
Ramseur's Mill. |
| Halladay,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1776 |
1776 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. George Davidson for nine months. From Guilford
County. 1776, also a Private under Capt. Thomas McCrory and Col.
James Martin. S41627. |
Breech Inlet Naval
Battle (SC). |
| Halliburton,
William |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private in the New Levies for nine months under Capt. Robert
Moore and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle (a Continental officer). 1780,
a Private under Capt. George Faulkner and Col. John Simpson (Pitt
County Regiment). At Charleston, SC erecting breastworks, etc.,
discharged before the town surrendered. 1781, a Private under
Capt. George Moore and Col. William Moore. aka William Halliberton,
William H. Burton. |
Siege of Charleston
1780 (SC). |
| Hallum,
John |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Blair and Lt. Col. James Martin. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Halsey,
Henry |
Chowan County
Regiment |
1778 |
1780 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Hunter, then under Capt. James Roberts,
both attached to Col. Solomon Perkins (Currituck County Regiment).
1780, a Private under Capt. William John Skinner, then under
Capt. Richard Hewett (Tyrrell County Regiment), both under Col.
James Blount. Born in 1757 in Chowan County, NC. |
Briar Creek (GA). |
| Halsey,
Malachai |
Chowan County
Regiment |
1778 |
1780 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Hunter, then under Capt. James Roberts,
both attached to Col. Solomon Perkins (Currituck County Regiment).
1780, a Private under Capt. William John Skinner, then under
Capt. Richard Hewett (Tyrrell County Regiment), both under Col.
James Blount. Born on 10/5/1759 in Chowan County, NC. |
Briar Creek (GA). |
| Halstead,
Jolly |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
5/28/1777,
a Private under Capt. John Jarvis for three years.
9/8/1778, a known Private in the Major's Company (Maj.
John Baptiste Ashe)(1st NC Regiment).
aka Jolly Holstead. |
|
| Halstead,
Samuel |
10th NC Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
5/5/1777,
a Corporal under Capt. John Jarvis for three years.
A Private in June 1778.
9/8/1778, a known Private in the Major's Company (Maj.
Griffith John McRee)(1st NC Regiment) - sick on that date.
Died on 1/12/1779.
aka Samuel Holstead, Lemuel Halstead. |
|
| Halten,
Brazil |
1st NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
8/1/1782,
a Private under Capt. Joshua Hadley for 18 months. |
|
| Haltom,
Joseph |
Montgomery County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Parsons and Lt. Col. Thomas Childs. |
|
| Halyon,
Willis |
DQMG |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Solomon Wood (NC Light Dragoons) - this
appears to be for convenience only. 8/23/1781, a Shoemaker under
Col. Nicholas Long (Deputy QM General). |
|
| Ham,
Drury |
2nd NC Regiment |
1776 |
|
5/15/1776,
a Private, unit unknown.
9/10/1778, a known Private under Capt. Thomas Armstrong. |
|
| Ham,
John |
Anson County Regiment |
1781 |
|
First
in SC unit. 1781, a Private under a Capt. O'Neal and Col. Thomas
Wade. Then in SC unit again. |
|
| Hamb,
William |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. Michael Quinn for nine months. |
|
| Hamblin,
Stephen |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1779 |
|
3/15/1779,
a known Private under Capt. Berryman Turner and Col. William
Moore. |
|
| Hambright,
John |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
10/7/1780,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Hamby,
William |
2nd Rowan County
Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. James Morrison and Col. Christopher Beekman.
1777, in Burke County. 1780, a Private under Capt. James Morrison
and Col. Charles McDowell. Born on 1/4/1744 in Baltimore County,
MC. |
Cherokee Expedition
1776. |
| Hamers,
Patrick |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
|
8/9/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Samuel Reid and Col. Francis Locke. |
Little Lynches
Creek (SC), Camden (SC). |
| Hamilton,
Alexander |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/25/1778,
a known Private under Capt. Ralph Williams and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months. |
|
| Hamilton,
Benjamin |
Sullivan County
Regiment |
1782 |
|
First
in VA unit. 1782, a Private under Capt. William Burke and Col.
Isaac Shelby. |
|
| Hamilton,
Charles |
|
1776 |
|
2/27/1780,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hamilton,
Charles |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
1780 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Malcolm Henry and Lt. Col. Robert Smith,
then under Lt. Col. Frederick Hambright. Wounded at the battle
of Kings Mountain, SC. |
Ramseur's Mill,
Kings Mountain (SC). |
| Hamilton,
David |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Robert Bell and Col. James Martin. 1779,
also a Private under Capt. Jonas Frost, attached to Col. Andrew
Hampton (Rutherford County Regiment). Born on 2/3/1756 in what
became Guilford County, NC. |
|
| Hamilton,
James |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Edward Gwinn and Lt. Col. John Peasley.
1780, a Private under Capt. John Donnell and Col. John Peasley.
1781, a Private under Capt. Arthur Forbis and Col. James Martin.
Born on 5/1/1757. |
Briar
Creek (GA), Camden (SC), Guilford Court House. |
| Hamilton,
James |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1780 |
1780 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Samuel Givens and Maj. Robert Wilson, then
under Col. George Alexander. POW at the battle of Camden, SC,
held 11 months. Born on 9/27/1761 or 9/29/1763 (both shown in
his pension application) in York County, PA. |
Ramseur's Mill,
Camden (SC). |
| Hamilton,
John |
4th NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
Was
a Sergeant in 1st NC Regiment.
1779, enlisted as a Private in the 4th NC Regiment, unit
unknown. |
|
| Hamilton,
John |
5th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Benjamin Stedman.
9/9/1778, a known Private under Capt. Clement Hall (2nd
NC Regiment) - sick at Brunswick. aka John Hambleton. |
|
| Hamilton,
John |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/5/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Elisha Rhodes and
Col. Samuel Jarvis. From Gates County. |
|
| Hamilton,
John |
Orange County Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. John Griffin and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle
(a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months. Born
in 1756 in Chester County, PA. |
Briar Creek (GA). |
| Hamilton,
Joseph |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Robert Bell, then under Capt. Arthur Forbis,
both under Col. John Peasley. |
|
| Hamilton,
Joshua |
Washington County
Regiment |
1779 |
1780 |
First
in VA units. 1779, a Private under Capt. George Russell and Lt.
Col. Charles Robertson. 1780, a Private under Lt. Edward Cox,
Capt. Thomas Wallace, and Lt. Col. Joseph Martin. 1780, also
a Private under a Capt. Waring and Col. John Sevier. |
Chickamauga
Towns (TN), Kings Mountain (SC). |
| Hamilton,
Stewart |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
5/25/1781,
a Private under Lt./Capt. Benjamin Bailey.
Discharged on 5/25/1782 (3rd NC Regiment). |
|
| Hamilton,
Thomas |
|
1780 |
|
First
in SC unit. 1780, a Private under Brig. Gen. John Butler, regiment
and unit unknown. Back in SC unit. Born on 7/4/1759 in York County,
PA. |
|
| Hamilton,
Thomas |
2nd Battalion of
Militia |
1776 |
1779 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. James Gray and Col. Peter Dauge. Unit disbanded
on 8/13/1776. Lived in Edgecombe County. 1779, a Private under
Capt. William Avent and Col. James Clinch (Nash County Regiment). |
|
| Hamilton,
Thomas |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
3/22/1781,
a Private under Capt. Richard Vernon and Col. John Peasley for
one month. |
|
| Hamilton,
Thomas |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Arthur Forbis and Col. John Peasley. 1780,
also a Private under Capt. James Wilson and Col. William Moore
(Caswell County Regiment). 1781, a Private under Capt. Daniel
Gillespie and Col. John Peasley. 1781, also a Private under Capt.
Edward Gwinn and Col. James Martin. Born in 1762 in Sussex County,
NJ. aka Thomas Hambleton. |
Guilford Court
House. |
| Hamlett,
John |
Anson County Regiment |
1777 |
1781 |
1777,
a Private under Capt. John Culpepper and Lt. Col. David Love.
1779, in Montgomery County. 1781, a Private under Capt. Thomas
Threadgill, then Capt. George Wilson, both under Col. Thomas
Wade (Anson County Regiment). 1781, also a Private under Capt.
West Harris and Col. William Lofton. |
|
| Hamlin,
John |
Rowan County Regiment |
1778 |
1778 |
1778,
a Private under Capt. John Holder and Col. Francis Locke. 1778,
went to Boonesboro, KY. |
|
| Hamm,
John |
3rd NC Regiment |
1776 |
1777 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. James Emmett for 18 months.
Then moved to SC and joined SC Militia there.
Enlisted in Chatham County, NC.
S31095. |
Ft. Moultrie #1
(SC). |
| Hamm,
John |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Salathiel Martin and Col. Martin Armstrong.
Then joined under Col. Daniel Morgan (VA). |
|
| Hamm,
Mordecai |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Charles Gholson and Col. Ambrose Ramsey.
Move to Guilford County. March 1781, a Private under Capt. Richard
Vernon and Col. James Martin. Guarded the supply wagons during
the battle of Guilford Court House. 8/20/1781, a Private under
Capt. Richard Vernon and Col. John Peasley to go after delinquents
and deserters. Fall of 1781, a Private under Capt. Minor Smith
and Col. Robert Smith in the newly-created NC State Legion, and
in the Wilmington Expedition, no named engagements. |
|
| Hamm,
Philip |
NC Light Dragoons |
1777 |
1777 |
Oct.-Dec.
1777, a known Private under Capt. Martin Phifer. Not on any official
rolls. |
|
| Hamm,
Richard |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Joseph Green and Col. Abraham Sheppard. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hamm,
Richard |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
July
1776, a Private under Capt. Charles Polk and Col. Adam Alexander. |
|
| Hamm,
William |
New Bern District
Minutemen |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Williams and Col. Richard
Caswell. Lived in Dobbs County. 5/19/1778, received a bounty
for Militia service under Caswell. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hammock,
Samuel |
1st NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Peter Bacot for 18 months. |
|
| Hammock,
William |
Anson County Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Threadgill, attached to Col. Francois
DeMalmedy (NC Light Dragoons). 1781, also a Private under Capt.
Joseph Parsons (Montgomery County Regiment), attached to Col.
Thomas Wade (Anson County Regiment). Born on 6/15/1760 in Amelia
County, VA. |
Eutaw Springs
(SC). |
| Hammon,
Isaac |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
11/1/1781,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Andrew Coleman.
Died on 8/1/1782. |
|
| Hammon,
Isaac |
3rd NC Regiment |
1781 |
|
8/1/1781,
served under Capt. Samuel Jones. |
|
| Hammon,
John |
2nd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/9/1778,
a Private under Capt. Clement Hall for 2-1/2 years. |
|
| Hammon,
John |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
1780 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Shepherd and Col. Martin Armstrong.
1780, also a Sergeant. Born on 5/6/1762 in Halifax County, VA. |
|
| Hammon,
John |
Surry County Regiment |
1777 |
1781 |
1777,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Cleveland and Col. Martin Armstrong.
Late 1777, in Wilkes County. 1778, a Private under Capt. Larkin
Cleveland and Col. Benjamin Cleveland. 1780, a Private under
Lt. Martin Gambill and Col. Benjamin Cleveland. 1781, a Private
under Capt. John Morgan and Col. Benjamin Cleveland. 1782, in
Kentucky. Born on 1/29/1760 in Goochland County, VA. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Hammond,
George |
Anson County Regiment |
1780 |
1780 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Patrick Boggan and Col. Hicks. 1780, also
a Private under Capt. John DeJarnett and Col. Thomas Wade. Born
on 2/15/1750 in Richmond County, VA. |
Camden (SC). |
| Hammond,
Judah |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Thomas Donoho.
Died in Aug. 1777. |
|
| Hammonds,
John |
Richmond County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. John Cowper, Lt. Col. John Donaldson, and
Col. Henry William Harrington. POW at the Fall of Charleston,
SC, paroled. Other tours, Captains not named. |
Siege
of Charleston 1780 (SC), Camden (SC), Cowpens (SC), Guilford
Court House, Beatti's Bridge, Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Hammonds,
Obediah |
Rowan County Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Richmond Pearson, then under Capt. Richard
Dowell, both under Col. Francis Locke. 1781, a Private under
Capt. Gibson Wooldridge and Col. Joseph Williams (Surry County
Regiment). Peter Hammonds below was his brother. Born on 12/5/1756
in Prince William County, VA. |
|
| Hammonds,
Peter |
Surry County Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. Gibson Wooldridge and Col. Joseph Williams.
Lived in Rowan County. 1781, also a Private under Capt. Elias
Langham and Col. Francis Locke. Then joined a VA unit. Brother
of Obediah Hammonds above. |
|
| Hammons,
Absalom |
Burke County Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. John Russell, then under Capt. Joseph White,
both under Col. Charles McDowell. |
|
| Hammons,
Benjamin |
Surry County Regiment |
1777 |
1781 |
1777,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Cleveland and Col. Martin Armstrong.
Late 1777, in Wilkes County. 1778, a Private under Capt. Larkin
Cleveland and Col. Benjamin Cleveland. 1780, a Private under
Capt. William Nall and Col. Benjamin Cleveland. 1781, a Private
under Capt. Richard Allen and Col. Benjamin Cleveland. Born on
6/11/1756 in Anson (what became Mecklenburg) County, NC. |
|
| Hamour,
John |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
4/7/1781,
a known Private under Capt. Turner Bynum and Col. Jeptha Eatherton. |
|
| Hampton,
Andrew |
Tryon County Regiment |
1777 |
|
Oct.
21 - Dec. 30, 1777, a Private under Capt. Robert Porter and Col.
William Graham. |
|
| Hampton,
Joel |
Wilkes County Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
10/7/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Benjamin Herndon and Col. Benjamin
Cleveland. Born in 1753. |
Stono
Ferry (SC), Ramseur's Mill, Hanging Rock (SC), Kings Mountain
(SC), Cowpens (SC). |
| Hampton,
John |
New Bern District
Minutemen |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Col. Richard Caswell, Captain not named. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hampton,
Michael |
Tryon County Regiment |
1777 |
|
Oct.
21 - Dec. 30, 1777, a Private under Capt. Robert Porter and Col.
William Graham. |
|
| Hampton,
Noah |
Rutherford County
Regiment |
1780 |
1780 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Adam Hampton (his brother) and Col. Andrew
Hampton (his father). Killed at the battle of Earle's Ford, SC
on 7/15/1780. |
Earle's Ford (SC). |
| Hampton,
Thomas |
New Bern District
Minutemen |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Col. Richard Caswell, Captain not named. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hampton,
Zachariah |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
6/6/1781,
a Private under Capt. William Lytle. Dropped from the rolls sometime
during 1781. |
|
| Hanberry,
Jesse |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. William Armstrong for 12 months.
Discharged on 11/1/1782 (3rd NC Regiment). |
|
| Hancock,
Henry |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
4/25/1781,
a Private under Capt. Tilghman Dixon.
Dropped from the rolls sometime during 1781. |
|
| Hancock,
Isaac |
1st NC Regiment |
1780 |
|
A
Corporal under Capt. Henry "Hal" Dixon.
A Sergeant on 10/12/1777.
A Private on 2/1/1780. |
|
| Hancock,
Isaiah |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1778 |
1780 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. John Cool, attached to Lt. Col. Alexander
Dobbins (Rowan County Regiment). In the Purrysburg, SC expedition,
no named engagements. 1780, a Private under Capt. Jacob Williams
and Col. John Peasley. Born on 8/12/1760. |
|
| Hancock,
John |
Bute County Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. William Allen and Col. Thomas Eaton. POW
at the battle of Briar Creek, GA, very sick, forced to join the
British Army, escaped in May of 1781. Born on 7/10/1760 in VA. |
Briar Creek (GA). |
| Hancock,
John |
Craven County
Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. William Dunn and Col. James Read in the
NC Light Horse Regiment. 1781, also a Private under Capt. William
Windham, Capt. John Council Bryan, and Capt. John Blanks, all
under Col. John Tilman. 1782, a Private under Capt. Christopher
Neale and Col. John Tilman. Born on 10/14/1763 in Craven County,
NC. |
Beaufort. |
| Hancock,
Joseph |
Wilkes County Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. James Henderson, then Capt. William Lenoir,
both under Col. Benjamin Cleveland. Moved to Burke County. 1781-1782,
a Private under Capt. James T. White and Col. Charles McDowell. |
|
| Hancock,
Martin |
Bute County Regiment |
1778 |
1780 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Charles Allen, Sr. and Col. Thomas Eaton.
1779, in Franklin County. 1780, a Private under Capt. Harrison
Macon and Col. Benjamin Exum in the newly-created 2nd NC Regiment
of Militia. |
Briar Creek (GA),
Camden (SC). |
| Hancock,
Samuel |
Bute County Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
First
in GA unit. 1778-1779, a Private under Capt. William Allen and
Col. Thomas Eaton. Then in SC unit. 1781, back in Franklin County,
NC. 1781, a Private under Capt. James Richards and Col. Benjamin
Seawell. 1781, a Private under Capt. Batt Birdsong and Col. Nicholas
Long (DQMG) at the Public Factory in Harrisburgh (Granville County). |
|
| Hand,
Joseph |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1780 |
1783 |
1780,
a Private under Lt. Richard Vernon and Col. John Peasley. 1781,
a Private under Capt. John Sharp and Col. Matthew Locke (Rowan
County Regiment). 1782, a Private under Capt. Robert Raiford
(2nd NC Regiment) for 18 months. Discharged in July 1783 at Ashley
Hill, SC. W7625. |
|
| Hand,
Robert |
Surry County Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. James Shepherd, attached to Lt. Col. Hugh
Brevard (Burke County Regiment) and Col. Francis Locke (Rowan
County Regiment). |
Briar Creek (GA). |
| Hand,
Uriah |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Brownfield and Maj. William Polk.
1781, a Private, Captain not named. |
|
| Handcock,
James |
Pitt County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a known Private under Capt. William Burney and Col. John Simpson. |
|
| Handcock,
William |
Pitt County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a known Private under Capt. William Burney and Col. John Simpson. |
|
| Handley,
David |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Alexander Hunter and Lt. Col. James
Martin. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Handley,
James |
|
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Handley,
William |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
6/28/1777,
a Private under Capt. Abraham Sheppard, Jr.
9/9/1778, a known Private under Capt. Benjamin Andrew
Coleman (2nd NC Regiment). 3/12/1779, re-enlisted
under Capt. Benjamin Andrew Coleman. |
|
| Handly,
Samuel |
Washington County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
Was
a Sergeant and an Ensign. 1780, a Private under Col. John Sevier,
Captain(s) not named. Then a Lieutenant and perhaps a Captain,
his pension application is somewhat vague. Born in 1752 in PA. |
Kings Mountain
(SC), Boyd's Creek (TN). |
| Haney,
Francis |
Sullivan County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
First
in VA units. 1780, a Private under Capt. George Maxwell, then
Capt. Thomas Caldwell, and Col. Isaac Shelby. |
Thicketty Fort
(SC), Kings Mountain (SC). |
| Haney,
Robert |
Halifax District
Minutemen |
1775 |
1776 |
1775-1776,
a Private under Capt. William Brinkley and Col. Nicholas Long.
From Halifax County. He claims he was under Capt. Brinkley at
the battle of Ft. Moultrie - if so, then he was at that time
in the 3rd NC Regiment, but he is on no official Continental
rolls. Then in a VA unit and later in SC unit. Born in 1757 in
VA. |
Ft. Moultrie #1
(SC). |
| Hanish,
Elijah |
2nd NC Regiment |
1776 |
|
4/20/1776,
a Private, unit unknown.
9/10/1778, a known Private under Capt. Thomas Armstrong. |
|
| Hanks,
Epaphroditus |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Maj. Martin Caswell and Col. Abraham Sheppard.
Born on 1/25/1747 in Northumberland County, VA. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hanks,
James |
Tryon County Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Robert Alexander and Col. William Graham.
1779, in Lincoln County. 1780, a Private under Maj. Micajah Lewis
(Surry County Regiment), attached to Col. Benjamin Cleveland
(Wilkes County Regiment). 1781, a Private under Capt. John Russell
and Col. Charles McDowell (Burke County Regiment). Born in 1759
in Dinwiddie County, VA. |
|
| Hanks,
Matt |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
7/14/1780,
received a $300 bounty from Col. James Glasgow for enlisting/re-enlisting. |
|
| Hanks,
Richard |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780-1781,
a Private under Capt. John Lopp and Col. Francis Locke. Lived
in Guilford County. 1781, also a Private under Capt. William
Bodenheimer and Col. Francis Locke (Rowan County Regiment). Born
in 1763 in Amelia County, VA. |
Guilford Court
House. |
| Hannah,
Andrew |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Minor Smith and Maj. Joseph Winston. Moved
to Washington County. 1781, a Private under Capt. William Trimble
and Col. John Sevier. Born on 8/30/1760 in Lancaster County,
PA. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Hannah,
John |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Wagoner under Lt. Col. James Martin. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hannah,
Robert |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Wagon Master under Lt. Col. James Martin. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hannah,
William |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
|
10/6/1780,
a known Private mortally wounded at the battle of Kings Mountain,
SC. ID'd by William Lowe (S13795). |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Hanners,
Henry |
10th NC Regiment |
1778 |
1778 |
9/18/1777,
a Corporal under Capt. Dempsey Gregory.
A Private in June 1778.
Died 8/3/1778. |
|
| Hannor,
John |
Randolph County
Regiment |
1779 |
1780 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. John Johnston and Col. John Collier. 1780,
a Corporal. |
|
| Hansley,
Robert |
Sullivan County
Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. George Maxwell and Col. Isaac Shelby. 1781,
a Private under Capt. William Cloud, then Capt. Jonathan Hawley,
both under Col. Martin Armstrong (Surry County Regiment). 1782,
a Private under Capt. Elijah Chisholm, then Capt. John Blair,
both under Col. Isaac Shelby. aka Robert Hensley, Robert Hinsley. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Hanson,
Paul |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
|
5/9/1781,
a Private under Capt. Alexander Brevard. |
|
| Hanson,
William |
Randolph County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
9/8/1780,
a known Private under Capt. John Johnston and Col. John Collier. |
|
| Haralson,
Paul |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. James Farquhar and Col. William Moore.
1781, a Private under Capt./Maj. Herndon Haralson (his brother),
attached to Col. Francois DeMalmedy (NC Light Dragoons). Nov.
1781, a Private under Capt. Samuel Jones and Maj./Col. Joel Lewis
in the NC State Regiment (State Troops), discharged in Oct. 1782.
Born on 9/6/1760 in Orange (what became Caswell) County, NC. |
Eutaw Springs
(SC). |
| Harback,
John |
4th NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
Jan.
1779, a Private under Maj. Pinketham Eaton. |
|
| Harbert,
Benjamin |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
7/26/1779,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Montford.
aka Benjamin Harbut. |
|
| Harbison,
William |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Andrew Wilson and Col. John Peasley. |
|
| Harbourd,
John |
|
1779 |
1779 |
A
Private, regiment and unit unknown.
Deserted in Sep. 1779. |
|
| Hardee,
Andrew |
Pitt County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a known Private under Capt. William Burney and Col. John Simpson. |
|
| Hardee,
Isaac |
Pitt County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a known Private under Capt. William Burney and Col. John Simpson. |
|
| Hardee,
Isaiah |
Pitt County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a known Private under Capt. William Burney and Col. John Simpson. |
|
| Hardee,
John |
Pitt County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a known Private under Capt. William Burney and Col. John Simpson. |
|
| Hardee,
Joseph |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
5/26/1780,
a known Private under Capt. William Ormond and Col. James Glasgow. |
|
| Hardee,
Joseph |
New Bern District
Minutemen |
1776 |
1779 |
A
Private under Capt. James Armstrong and Col. Richard Caswell.
Later in Dobbs County Regiment under Col. William Caswell, Captain
not named. Joined Lt .Col. Henry "Light Horse Harry"
Lee's Legion in 1781. Badly wounded at the Battle of Eutaw Springs,
SC. After the war lived in Horry District, SC. aka Joseph Hardy.
A.A.3312B. |
Camden (SC), Guilford Court House,
Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Hardee,
Robert |
Pitt County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a known Private under Capt. William Burney and Col. John Simpson. |
|
| Hardee,
Thomas |
New Bern District
Minutemen |
1776 |
1779 |
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. James Armstrong and Col. Richard
Caswell. From Pitt County. 1779, a known Private under Capt.
William Burney, then under Capt. George Faulkner, both under
Col. John Simpson. 1781, a Private under Capt. Swan Trouton and
Maj. Bennett Crafton in the NC State Regiment (State Troops).
Born in 1755 in Beaufort (what became Pitt) County, NC. |
Moore's Creek
Bridge. |
| Hardee,
William |
5th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1777 |
5/3/1776,
a Private under Capt. Reading Blount for one year.
Discharged on 5/3/1777 at Halifax, NC.
From Pitt County, NC.
W9054. |
|
| Harden,
Benjamin Jr. |
Rutherford County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Harden. Moved to Washington County.
1780, also a Private under Capt. Jacob Brown and Col. John Sevier.
1781, a Private under Capt. John Newman and Col. John Sevier.
Born on 3/15/1764 in Mecklenburg County, NC. |
Ramseur's
Mill, Kings Mountain (SC), Boyd's Creek (TN). |
| Harden,
William |
NC Light Dragoons |
1777 |
1777 |
Oct.-Dec.
1777, a known Private under Capt. Martin Phifer. Not on any official
rolls. |
|
| Hardick,
Richard |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
7/31/1781,
served under Capt. Benjamin Carter.
Discharged on 7/25/1782. |
|
| Hardin,
Henry |
Surry County Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Henry Smith and Col. Joseph Williams. 1780,
a Lieutenant. 1781, back to Private under Capt. Thomas Cook and
Col. James Martin (Guilford County Regiment), then attached to
Col. William O'Neal (Orange County Regiment). |
|
| Hardin,
James |
Cumberland County
Regiment |
1776 |
1782 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. John Carroll, attached to Lt. Col. James
Martin (Guilford County Regiment). 1776, also a Private under
Capt. James Hendrick and Col. Ambrose Ramsey (Chatham County
Regiment). Started on the Cherokee Expedition, forced to turn
back due to the lack of wagons and pack horses. 1778, moved to
SC, joined there. 1781, back in NC. 1781, a Private under Lt.
Col. James Dougan (Randolph County Regiment). 1782, a Private
under Lt. Col. William Gholson (Chatham County Regiment). Born
on 12/10/1756 in Lunenburg County, VA. aka James Harden. |
Moore's Creek
Bridge. |
| Hardin,
James |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Conrad Hise and Col. Caleb Phifer. |
|
| Hardin,
John |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a Private and a Wagoner, unit unknown. Later lived in Burke County. |
|
| Hardin,
Joseph |
Rutherford County
Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. Hugh Beatty and Col. Robert Porter. 1782,
a Private under Capt. William Smith and Col. Joseph McDowell
(Burke County Regiment). Born on 7/3/1760 in Orange (what became
Chatham) County, NC. |
|
| Hardin,
Lewis |
7th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
July
1777, a Private under Capt. Henry Dawson for one year.
7/20/1778, a Private under Lt./Capt. George "Gee"
Bradley and Lt./Capt. Joseph Montford (3rd NC Regiment) for nine
months. 1782, re-enlisted as
a Corporal under Capt. Peter Bacot (1st NC Regiment) for one
year. On the official
rolls as Lewis Harden. aka
Lewis Harding. S38799. |
Brandywine
Creek (PA), Germantown (PA), Monmouth (NJ). |
| Harding,
Abraham |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
4/15/1781,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe.
Dropped from the rolls sometime during 1781. |
|
| Harding,
James |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Charles Gholson. |
Bear Creek. |
| Hardison,
Benjamin |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/4/1780,
a known Volunteer under Capt. Kenneth McKenzie and Col. Samuel
Jarvis. From Martin County. |
|
| Hardison,
Charles |
Onslow County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Drummer under Capt. John King and Col. William Cray. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hardison,
James |
Beaufort County
Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. ?, attached to Col. John Sitgreaves (Craven
County Regiment). Later moved to and served in Hyde County, where
he was born. |
Briar Creek (GA). |
| Hardison,
James |
Martin County
Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. John Higgins Jones, attached to Col. Thomas
Eaton (Bute County Regiment). 1781, a Private under Capt. Benjamin
Hardison and Col. Whitmell Hill. A Guard during the battle of
Guilford Court House. 1781, also a Private under Capt. James
Evans and Col. James Read in the NC Light Horse Regiment. Born
in 1759 in what became Martin County, NC. |
Briar Creek (GA),
Hobkirk's Hill (SC). |
| Hardison,
Joseph |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Lt./Capt. George "Gee" Bradley for
nine months. |
|
| Hardy,
Joseph |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
4/5/1781,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe. Dropped from the rolls
sometime during 1781. Possibly the same man as directly below. |
|
| Hardy,
Joseph |
4th NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Thomas Rhodes for 12 months. Discharged
on 4/25/1782. |
|
| Hardy,
Joseph |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
5/26/1780,
a known Private under Capt. John Creel and Col. James Glasgow. |
|
| Hardy,
Thomas |
3rd NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Pinketham Eaton.
Discharged in Oct. 1778. |
|
| Hare,
Nicholas |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. Kedar Ballard for nine months. |
|
| Hargis,
Abraham |
|
|
1781 |
A
Private for 2-1/2 years, Captain and Regiment unknown.
In Philadelphia during battle of Brandywine Creek, PA.
From Caswell County. 1781, a Private in the Caswell County Regiment,
Captain not named. W4480. |
Germantown (PA),
Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Hargis,
John |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private in the New Levies for nine months under Capt. Robert
Moore and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle (a Continental officer). aka
John Harges. |
|
| Hargis,
Thomas |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778,
a Private under Capt. James Farquhar and Col. William Moore.
Feb. 1781, a Captain. Fall of 1781, a Private under Capt. Shadrack
Hargis and Col. William Moore. Born on 4/26/1752 in Fairfax County,
VA. |
|
| Hargis,
William |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. William White and Col. James Saunders.
1780, a Private under Capt. Adam Sanders, attached to Col. Hugh
Tinnen. Out scouting when Charleston, SC surrendered, not captured.
1781, a Private under Capt. Shadrack Hargis (his eldest brother)
and Capt. Benjamin Moore, both under Col. William Moore. Born
on 7/16/1760 in Fairfax County, VA. |
Guilford Court
House. |
| Hargrave,
Hezekiah |
3rd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Alexander Brevard for 18 months. |
|
| Hargrove,
Aaron |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. One pay voucher. Born c. 1764. |
|
| Hargrove,
Arthur |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. One pay voucher. Born c. 1735. |
|
| Hargrove,
Augustine |
Anson County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Wade and Col. Samuel Spencer. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hargrove,
John |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1780 |
5/19/1777,
a Private, unit unknown.
9/8/1778, a known Private in the Major's Company (Maj.
Hardy Murfree) (2nd NC Regiment). Enlisted at Murfreesborough
in Hertford County, NC.
Discharged on 6/30/1780 at Murfreesborough, NC.
On the official rolls as John Hargrave.
aka John Harigrooves, John Hargave.
S37978. |
Monmouth
(NY), Siege of Charleston 1780 (SC). |
| Hargrove,
John |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. Four pay vouchers. Born c. 1760
in Duplin County, NC. |
|
| Harman,
James |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/5/1780,
a known Private under Capt. John Harvey and Col. Samuel Jarvis.
From Perquimans County. |
|
| Harman,
John |
10th NC Regiment |
1778 |
1778 |
Jan.
1778, a Private, unit unknown.
Dropped from the rolls in June 1778. |
|
| Harman,
Robert |
4th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1779 |
12/30/1776,
a Musician under Capt. Robert Smith.
A Private in June 1778.
3/12/1779, re-enlisted for the duration of the war in
the Colonel's Company (Col. Thomas Clark) (1st NC Regiment) led
by Capt. John Gambier Scull.
Deserted 4/17/1779.
aka Robert Harmon. |
|
| Harmon,
Adam |
Washington County
Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
First
in VA unit. 1781, a Private under Capt. Patrick Campbell and
Lt. Col. Joseph Martin. 1782, a Private under Capt. John Scott
and Col. John Sevier. Born on 2/15/1764 in Shenandoah County,
VA. |
Cherokee Expedition
1782. |
| Harmon,
John |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. From what is now Catawba County.
Probably one of the men below (different sources). |
|
| Harmon,
John |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. John Barber and Col. William Graham. Fall
of 1781, a Private under Capt. Robert White and Col. Robert Smith
in the newly-created NC State Legion, and in the Wilmington Expedition.
Born on 7/2/1763 in VA. |
Brick House. |
| Harmon,
John |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. John Hardin Hambright and Col. Joseph Dickson. |
|
| Harmon,
Zachariah |
|
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Harmond,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
4/28/1779,
a Private under Capt. Griffith John McRee for 12 months.
Died in Sep. 1781. |
|
| Harp,
Joseph |
4th NC Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Joseph T. Rhodes for 18 months.
R4624. |
|
| Harp,
Richard |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
3/1/1779,
a Private under Capt. Reading Blount for nine months.
Discharged on 12/1/1779. |
|
| Harp,
Sampson |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
|
1778,
a Private under a Capt. Bush and Col. Joseph Taylor. |
|
| Harper,
Frederick |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Lt./Capt. George "Gee" Bradley for
nine months. |
|
| Harper,
Frederick |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/19/1778,
received a bounty for Militia service under Caswell. Most likely
the same man as directly above (different sources). |
|
| Harper,
Jethro |
1st NC Regiment |
1782 |
1783 |
A
Private under Lt. John Foard, Capt. Peter Bacot for 18 months.
From Halifax County, NC.
aka Jett Harper. |
|
| Harper,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
6/4/1781,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe.
Discharged 6/5/1782 (4th NC Regiment).
From Dobbs (what is now Lenoir) County, NC.
W4977. |
|
| Harper,
John |
Warren County
Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Andrew Peter, attached to Col. Jonas Johnston
(Edgecombe County Regiment). 1781, a Private under Capt. Edward
Gaudy and Col. James Read in the NC Light Horse Regiment). 1781,
also a Private under Capt. Anthony Hart and Col. James Allen
(Halifax County Regiment). |
Stono Ferry (SC),
Guilford Court House. |
| Harper,
Joseph |
4th NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. Joseph T. Rhodes for 12 months.
Discharged on 5/14/1782. |
|
| Harper,
Nathan |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
6/4/1781,
a Private under Capt. William Armstrong, then under Capt. Anthony
Sharpe. Discharged 6/5/1782 (4th NC Regiment). Born on 11/8/1764
in Dobbs County, NC. S31091. |
Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Harper,
Richard |
Halifax County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Levi Lane and Col. James Allen. 1780, also
a Private under Capt. Jesse Dixon and Lt. Col. John Branch. 1781,
a Wagoner under Wagon Master Rose and Col. Nicholas Long (DQMG).
1781, also a Private under Capt. Edward Gaudy and Lt. Col. William
Thomas Linton (Nash County Regiment). Born in 1763 in Halifax
County, NC. |
|
| Harper,
Robert |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
4/21/1777,
a Private under Capt. Silas Stevenson.
Dropped from the rolls in June 1778. |
|
| Harper,
Robert Goodloe |
NC Light Dragoons |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. John Taylor and Col. Francois DeMalmedy.
From Granville County. |
Ramsey's Mill,
Stewart's Creek #1. |
| Harper,
William |
4th NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Thomas Rhodes for 12 months. Discharged
on 6/14/1782. |
|
| Harper,
William |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1781 |
|
2/14/1781,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Harper,
William |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. William Gwinn, attached to Col. William
O'Neal (Orange County Regiment). Lived in Orange County. 1781,
also a Private under Capt. Swan Trouton and Maj. Bennett Crafton
in the NC State Regiment (State Troops). |
|
| Harral,
Cader |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
8/16/1780,
a known Private, unit unknown. Wounded/POW at the battle of Camden,
SC. 12/27/1780, petitioned Gen. Assy - got Smallpox, escaped,
infected his family, a child died - needed assistance. aka Cader
Harrol, Kader Harold. From Duplin County. |
Camden (SC). |
| Harral,
Jordin |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
8/16/1780,
a known Private, unit unknown. Wounded/POW at the battle of Camden,
SC. aka Jardin Harrel. |
Camden (SC). |
| Harrard,
James |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
5/13/1777,
a Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Harrell,
Asa |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/5/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Elisha Rhodes and Col. Samuel Jarvis.
From Gates County. |
|
| Harrell,
Christ. |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/5/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Elisha Rhodes and Col. Samuel Jarvis.
From Bertie County. |
|
| Harrell,
Elisha |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
1780 |
A
Private under Col. Samuel Jarvis, Captain not named. SC A.A.3349A. |
- |
| Harrell,
Holland |
5th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Henry Darnell.
Died on 8/28/1777. |
|
| Harrell,
Joel |
Martin County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Nathan Mayo, attached to Col. Benjamin
Seawell (Franklin County Regiment). Marched towards the battle
of Camden, SC, learned of Gates's Defeat, then ordered to help
Col. Thomas Sumter (SC), learned of his defeat, went to Salisbury-chased
by the British to Shallow Ford. 1781, moved to VA, joined there.
Born in 1758 in Bertie County, NC. aka Joel Herrell, Joel Herrill. |
|
| Harrell,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1776 |
1778 |
4/4/1776,
a Private under Capt. John Brown for 2-1/2 years.
9/8/1778, a known Private under Capt. John Sumner. Discharged on 10/6/1778. aka John Harrold. |
|
| Harrell,
John |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/4/1780,
a known draftee under Capt. Kenneth McKenzie and Col. Samuel
Jarvis. From Martin County. |
|
| Harrell,
John |
Anson County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Jonathan Jackson and Col. Thomas Wade.
1781, a Private under Capt. Patrick Boggan, Lt. Col. Noah Rushing,
and Col. Thomas Wade. Born in 1761 in Bertie County, NC. |
Beatti's Bridge. |
| Harrell,
John |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
7/14/1780,
received a $300 bounty from Col. James Glasgow for enlisting/re-enlisting.
11/4/1780, a Private under Capt. John Grainger and Col. James
Glasgow. |
|
| Harrell,
Josiah |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/5/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Elisha Rhodes and
Col. Samuel Jarvis. From Gates County. |
|
| Harrell,
Josiah |
Bertie County Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Allen Ramsey and Col. Thomas Pugh. 1781,
a Private under Capt. John Walton and Col. James Moore. Born
on 5/26/1763 in Bertie County, NC. |
|
| Harrell,
Kidder |
2nd NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. James Love and Col. Benjamin Exum. Wounded/POW
at the battle of Camden, SC, escaped. Lived in Duplin County.
1781, a Private under Capt. James Gillespie and Col. James Kenan.
Born on 12/24/1748 in Bertie County, NC. |
Little Lynches
Creek (SC), Camden (SC). |
| Harrell,
Peter |
10th NC Regiment |
1778 |
1778 |
5/20/1777,
a Sergeant under Capt. Abraham Sheppard, Jr.
9/10/1778, a known Private under Capt. Thomas Armstrong
(2nd NC Regiment). Back to Sergeant in Nov.
1778. POW at Ft. Lafayette,
NY on 6/1/1779. aka Peter Harril. |
|
| Harrell,
Richard |
|
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Harrell,
Shadrack |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/5/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Elisha Rhodes and Col. Samuel Jarvis.
From Bertie County. |
|
| Harrick,
Elisha |
|
1776 |
1779 |
5/20/1776,
a Private, regiment and unit unknown.
Discharged on 1/16/1779. |
|
| Harrill,
James |
5th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
Summer
1776, a Private under Capt. John Pugh Williams.
Then under Capt. Robert Fenner (2nd NC Regiment).
POW at the Fall of Charleston, escaped after a few months,
jumped on Spanish ship and went to Cuba then Nova Scotia. Born 1757 in Halifax
County, NC. aka James Harrell, James
Harrold. R4634. |
Brandywine
Creek (PA), Germantown (PA), Monmouth (NJ), Siege of Charleston
1780 (SC). |
| Harrington,
Drury |
Hillsborough District
Minutemen |
1776 |
1779 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Alexander Clark and Col. James Thackston.
Lived in Chatham County. 1779, moved to SC, joined there. Born
on 6/22/1752 in Halifax County, NC. |
Moore's
Creek Bridge. |
| Harrington,
Thomas |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780-1781,
volunteered under Capt. William Ormond and Col. James Glasgow
then Col. James Darnell. |
|
| Harris,
Abner |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Lt./Capt. George "Gee" Bradley for
nine months. |
|
| Harris,
Abraham |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. John Baker for nine months. |
|
| Harris,
Benjamin |
Granville County
Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Richard Taylor and Lt. Col. Yancey Thornton.
1781, a Private, unit not named. SC A.A.3355. |
Guilford Court House, Ninety-Six
1781
(SC). |
| Harris,
Benjamin |
Duplin County
Regiment |
1780 |
1783 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Dickson and Col. James Kenan. 1781,
a Private under Capt. Borden Carroway and Col. James Kenan. 8/1/1782,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Thomas Rhodes (4th NC Regiment).
A Sergeant on 8/1/1783. Born on 1/29/1761. W5295. |
|
| Harris,
Benjamin |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1779 |
1780 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Obadiah Roundtree, attached to Col. Thomas
Eaton (Bute County Regiment). In the Purrysburg, SC expedition,
no named engagements. 1780, a Private under Capt. James Williamson
and Col. Jeptha Eatherton. Born on 5/19/1760 in VA. Possibly
the same man as directly below (different sources). |
|
| Harris,
Benjamin |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
4/7/1781,
a known Private under Capt. Turner Bynum and Col. Jeptha Eatherton. |
|
| Harris,
Brantley |
Randolph County
Regiment |
|
|
A
Private under Capt. James Robertson, dates unknown. Lived in
Montgomery County. Also a Private under Capt. Buckner Kimbrell,
dates unknown. |
|
| Harris,
Charles |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
11/4/1780,
drafted under Capt. William Speight and Col. James Glasgow.
Feb. 1781, a known Private under Capt. William Speight
and Col. James Darnell. |
|
| Harris,
David |
|
1779 |
1779 |
A
Private, regiment and unit unknown.
Deserted in Sep. 1779. |
|
| Harris,
David |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/2/1780,
a Private under Capt. Alexander Whitehall and Col. Samuel Jarvis.
From Currituck County. |
|
| Harris,
David |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/25/1778,
a known Private under Capt. Ralph Williams and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months. |
|
| Harris,
Edward |
Johnston County
Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
2/27/1776,
a Private, unit unknown. 1776, a Private under Capt. William
Ward (5th NC Regiment) for eighteen months. 1778, a Private under
Capt. John Salter (Pitt County Rgiment). 1780, a Private under
Capt. Lewis Bledsoe (Wake County Regiment). 1781, a Private under
Capt. Alsey High and Col. Herbert Haynes (Warren County Regiment)
then Capt. John Mills (?). |
Moore's Creek
Bridge. |
| Harris,
Edward |
9th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
6/10/1777,
a Private under Capt. Richard D. Cook for three years.
9/8/1778, a known Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company
(Lt. Col. Robert Mebane) (1st NC Regiment) led by Capt. Joshua
Bowman - sick on that date at English Town.
Dropped from the rolls in Sep. 1778. |
|
| Harris,
Edward |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. In Pierce's Register. Probably
the same man as Edward Harris from Johnston County above (different
sources). |
|
| Harris,
Edwin |
Warren County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Edward Clanton, attached to Col. Benjamin
Seawell (Franklin County Regiment). Marched towards the battle
of Camden, SC, at Cheraw Hills learned of Gates's Defeat, went
to Ramsey's Mill then to the Yadkin River. 1781, a Private under
Capt. Jordan Harris and Col. Herbert Haynes. |
Guilford Court
House. |
| Harris,
Elijah |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
6/1/1781,
a Private under Capt. William Lytle.
Discharged on 6/1/1782.
From Hyde Co., NC. |
|
| Harris,
Ezekiel |
Hyde County Regiment |
1782 |
|
2/7/1782,
a Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Harris,
George |
3rd NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. James Emmett.
Missing on 10/4/1777. |
Germantown (PA). |
| Harris,
Gibson |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/25/1778,
a known Private under Capt. Ralph Williams and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months. |
|
| Harris,
Goodman |
6th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1778 |
5/9/1776,
a Private under Lt./Capt. Daniel Williams and Capt. William Glover. Wounded at the battle
of Germantown, PA. 9/8/1778,
a Private under Capt. James Read (1st NC Regiment).
Discharged on 11/18/1778.
Enlisted in Granville County, NC.
aka Goleman Harris, Yoleman Harris.
S38801. |
Brandywine
Creek (PA), Germantown (PA), Monmouth (NJ). |
| Harris,
Henry |
3rd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
Served
under Capt. Edward Yarborough for 12 months.
Discharged on 4/10/1782. |
|
| Harris,
Henry |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. William Lytle for 18 months. |
|
| Harris,
Henry |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
6/7/1777,
a Private under Capt. Isaac Moore for three years.
9/8/1778, a known Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company
(Lt. Col. Robert Mebane)(1st NC Regiment) led by Capt. Joshua
Bowman - sick on that date. |
|
| Harris,
Herbert |
Warren County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private under Capt. John White, dates unknown. Also a Private
under Capt. Nathan Turner (Franklin County Regiment), dates unknown. |
|
| Harris,
Hugh |
4th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1778 |
5/20/1776,
a Private under Capt. Roger Moore for three years.
9/8/1778, a known Private in the Colonel's Company (Col.
Thomas Clark) (1st NC Regiment) led by Capt. John Gambier Scull. A Corporal on 11/10/1778. Discharged on 5/20/1779. Enlisted in Orange County,
NC. W25743. |
Germantown (PA),
Monmouth (NJ). |
| Harris,
James |
5th NC Regiment |
1776 |
|
5/27/1776,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Stedman.
9/9/1778, a known Private under Capt. Clement Hall (2nd
NC Regiment). |
|
| Harris,
James |
Cumberland County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Servant and a Private under Capt. Simon Hadley and Col. Thomas
Matthews. In Charleston, SC erecting breastworks, etc., discharged
before the town surrendered. Born on 9/15/1749 in Isle of Wight
County, VA. |
Siege of Charleston
1780 (SC). |
| Harris,
James |
Orange County
Regiment |
1778 |
1780 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. William Jamieson and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months.
1780, a Private under Capt. William Gwinn (Guilford County Regiment),
attached to Lt. Col. Thomas Farmer (Orange County Regiment).
He claims to have been with Capt. Jamieson in 1776 at battle
of Fort Moultrie, SC - but, no record that Capt. Jamieson joined
prior to 1778. He
might have, just no info so far. A free man of color. Born on
1/14/1748 in Dinwiddie County, VA. |
Camden (SC). |
| Harris,
Jeremiah |
Orange County Regiment |
1776 |
|
8/22/1776,
a known Private under Capt. William Williams and
Col. Ambrose Ramsey (Chatham County Regiment). Started
out on the Cherokee Expedition, forced to turn around due to
lack of wagons. |
|
| Harris,
Jesse |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Lt./Capt. George "Gee" Bradley for
nine months. |
|
| Harris,
Jesse |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
8/1/1782,
a Private under Capt. William Lytle, then under Capt. Joshua
Hadley (1st NC Regiment) for 18 months.
W1277. |
|
| Harris,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Henry "Hal" Dixon.
Dropped from the rolls in Jan. 1778. |
|
| Harris,
John |
2nd NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. James Martin.
Dropped from the rolls in Nov. 1777.
Rejoined April 1778. Discharged May 1778. |
|
| Harris,
John |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Philip Taylor.
Dropped from the rolls in Nov. 1777. |
|
| Harris,
John |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Owen Williams and Col. Samuel Jarvis. Lived
in Pasquotank County. 1781, a Private under Capt. John Gray and
Col. Thomas Boyd. 1781, also a Sergeant for a short duration. |
|
| Harris,
John |
Beaufort County
Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Edmund McKeel, attched to Col. William
Caswell (Dobbs County Regiment). Lived in Hyde County. |
Briar Creek (GA). |
| Harris,
John |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780-1781,
a Private, unit(s) unknown. |
Hanging
Rock (SC) (?), Guilford Court House, Ramsey's Mill. |
| Harris,
John |
Hyde County Regiment |
1782 |
|
2/7/1782,
a Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Harris,
John |
New Bern District
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Col. Richard Caswell, Captain not named. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Harris,
Jonathan |
Rowan County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Samuel Reid and Lt. Col. David Caldwell. |
Haw River. |
| Harris,
Joseph |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1775 |
1776 |
1775,
a Private under Capt. Moses Shelby and Col. Thomas Polk. 1776,
a Private under Capt. Charles Polk and Col. Adam Alexander. |
Great Cane Brake
(SC), Snow Campaign (SC). |
| Harris,
Peter |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Blair and Lt. Col. James Martin. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Harris,
Richmond |
Wake County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Lewis Bledsoe and Col. James Hinton. 1780,
also a Private under Capt. Janus Hillsman and Col. John Hinton,
Jr. Born on 5/23/1762
in Bedford County, VA. |
|
| Harris,
Robert |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Bethel, attached to Maj. James
Brandon (Rowan County Regiment). 5/5/1781, a Private under Capt.
Robert Raiford (1st NC Regiment) for 12 months. Discharged on
4/28/1782 (2nd NC Regiment). W23240. |
Moncks
Corner #1 (SC), Siege of Charleston 1780 (SC). |
| Harris,
Robert |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
Mar-May
1776, a Private under Capt. Charles Polk and Col. Adam Alexander.
1781, a Private under Capt. Charles Polk. Wounded at the battle
of Clapp's Mill. |
Clapp's Mill. |
| Harris,
Robert Jr. |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a Private under Capt. Charles Polk and Col. Adam Alexander. |
|
| Harris,
Robert Hood |
Granville County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a Private under Capt. Richard Cook and Col. Joseph Taylor. aka
Robin Hood Harris. |
|
| Harris,
Robin |
Warren County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. John White, attached to Lt. Col. Henry
Hart (Edgecombe County Regiment). 1781, a Private under Capt.
Joel Reese, attached to Lt. Col. William Thomas Linton (Nash
County Regiment). Born on 11/24/1758 in Bute County, NC. |
Rugeley's Mill
#2 (SC). |
| Harris,
Settron |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Maj. Jeptha Eatherton. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Harris,
Sherwood |
Granville County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Richard Harrison, attached to Col. William
Moore (Caswell County Regiment). aka Sherrod Harris. |
|
| Harris,
Stephen |
5th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Henry Darnell.
Dropped from the rolls in Nov. 1777. |
|
| Harris,
Stephen |
5th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Benjamin Stedman.
Dropped from the rolls in Sep. 1777. |
|
| Harris,
Stephen |
Beaufort County
Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Edmund McKeel, attched to Col. William
Caswell (Dobbs County Regiment). Lived in Hyde County. Possibly
the same man as below (different sources). |
Briar Creek (GA). |
| Harris,
Stephen |
Granville County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Isham Harris, then under Capt. Peter Bennett,
both attached to Lt. Col. Stephen Moore (Caswell County Regiment).
1781, a Private under Capt. Shadrack Parish, attached to Lt.
Col. Thomas Farmer (Orange County Regiment). |
Camden (SC), Eutaw
Springs (SC). |
| Harris,
Stephen |
Hyde County Regiment |
1782 |
|
2/7/1782,
a Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Harris,
Thomas |
2nd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
3/1/1782,
a Private under Capt. Clement Hall for 12 months. |
|
| Harris,
Thomas |
Hyde County Regiment |
1782 |
|
2/7/1782,
a Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Harris,
Thomas |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1776 |
1777 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Charles Polk and Col. Adam Alexander. 1777,
a Private under Capt. John Harden and Col. Charles Polk (Burke
County Regiment). Moved to PA, joined there. Born on 2/16/1754
in PA. |
Cherokee Expedition
1776. |
| Harris,
William |
2nd NC Regiment |
1776 |
1779 |
11/7/1776,
a Private under Lt./Capt. James Martin for 3 years.
9/9/1778, a known Private under Capt. Benjamin Andrew
Coleman. 3/12/1779, re-enlisted
under Capt. Benjamin Andrew Coleman.
Wounded at the battle of Monmouth, NJ.
Discharged at Trenton, NJ in 1779.
From Bute County, what is now Franklin County, NC.
1781, a Lieutenant in the NC Militia.
S5441. |
Monmouth (NJ). |
| Harris,
William |
Beaufort County
Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Edmund McKeel, attched to Col. William
Caswell (Dobbs County Regiment). Lived in Hyde County. Possibly
the same man as directly below (different sources). |
Briar Creek (GA). |
| Harris,
William |
Hyde County Regiment |
1782 |
|
2/7/1782,
a Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Harrison,
Ainsworth |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
4/7/1781,
a known Private under Capt. Turner Bynum and Col. Jeptha Eatherton. |
|
| Harrison,
Barzilai |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Samuel Dyer and Col. Martin Armstrong.
Born on 4/13/1751. |
Camden (SC). |
| Harrison,
Benjamin |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/19/1778,
received a bounty for Militia service under Caswell. |
|
| Harrison,
Clifton |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
4/7/1781,
a known Private under Capt. Turner Bynum and Col. Jeptha Eatherton. |
|
| Harrison,
Daniel |
3rd NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
8/20/1777,
a Private under Lt./Capt. George "Gee" Bradley. |
|
| Harrison,
Daniel |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
4/7/1781,
a known Private under Capt. Turner Bynum and Col. Jeptha Eatherton. |
|
| Harrison,
Dempsey |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1779 |
8/21/1777,
a Private under Capt. Dempsey Gregory.
9/8/1778, a known Private under Capt. Howell Tatum (1st
NC Regiment). A Corporal in 1779. POW at the Fall of Charleston,
SC (escaped). S41623. |
Monmouth
(NJ), Stony Point (NY). |
| Harrison,
Elijah |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
4/7/1781,
a known Private under Capt. Turner Bynum and Col. Jeptha Eatherton. |
|
| Harrison,
Francis |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/15/1781,
a Private under Lt./Capt. Benjamin Bailey.
Discharged on 4/15/1782 (3rd NC Regiment). |
|
| Harrison,
George |
4th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1779 |
5/20/1776,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Phillips.
9/8/1778, a known Private under Capt. James Read (1st
NC Regiment) - sick at Princeton at that time.
Dropped from the rolls in Jan. 1779. |
|
| Harrison,
George |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/5/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Elisha Rhodes and Col. Samuel Jarvis.
From Bertie County. |
|
| Harrison,
Gideon |
Washington County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. James Wilson and Col. John Sevier. |
Kings Mountain
(SC), Boyd's Creek (TN). |
| Harrison,
Henry |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
12/31/1781,
a Private under Capt. William Armstrong.
Died on 9/20/1782. |
|
| Harrison,
Isham |
Granville County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
Was
a Lieutenant. 1781, a Private under Capt. Elijah Mitchell and
Col. Joseph Taylor. Born in 1760 in VA. |
|
| Harrison,
James |
1st NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
A
Private under Capt. John Brown.
9/8/1778, a known Private under Capt. Tilghman Dixon. |
|
| Harrison,
James |
3rd NC Regiment |
1776 |
1777 |
4/20/1776,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Granbury.
Discharged in Oct. 1777. |
|
| Harrison,
James |
Bladen County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. James Council and Col. Thomas Robeson,
Jr. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Harrison,
James |
Granville County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Richard Harrison, attached to Col. William
Moore (Caswell County Regiment). Lived in Halifax County. 1781,
a Private, unit unknown. |
Rugeley's Mill
#2 (SC), Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Harrison,
James |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Richard Vernon and Col. John Peasley. |
|
| Harrison,
James |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Maj. Jeptha Eatherton. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Harrison,
Jesse |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1780 |
8/21/1777,
a Private under Capt. Dempsey Gregory. June 1778, a Private under
Capt. Howell Tatum (1st NC Regiment). 9/8/1778, a known Private
under Capt. Howell Tatum (1st NC Regiment). Escaped at the Fall
of Charleston (SC). From Halifax County. Claims to have been
at the battle of Hanging Rock, SC, Captain not named. 1780, a
Private under Capt. Samuel Lockhart (Halifax County Regiment).
S41620. |
Siege
of Charleston 1780 (SC), Hanging Rock (SC), Camden (SC). |
| Harrison,
John |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
5/24/1777,
a Musician under Capt. Dempsey Gregory.
6/1/1778, a Private under Capt. Howell Tatum (1st NC Regiment). Discharged on 9/9/1778
at White Plains, NY. From Currituck County,
NC. S41601. |
|
| Harrison,
John |
|
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Harrison,
John |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1781 |
|
Feb.
1781, a known Private under a Capt. Parker and Col. James Darnell. |
|
| Harrison,
Joseph |
3rd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
3/1/1781,
a Private under Lt. Col. John Armstrong for 12 months.
Served his tour at the Laboratory in Salisbury, NC. Discharged on 3/6/1782
(4th NC Regiment). Born 5/18/1765. From Surry County, NC. R4676. |
|
| Harrison,
Joshua |
5th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Reading Blount.
A Sergeant in Sep. 1777.
Deserted in Sep. 1779. |
|
| Harrison,
Nathaniel |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Wilson and Col. John Peasley. 1781,
a Private under Capt. John McAdow and Col. Samuel Isaacs. Born
on 6/5/1758 in Orange (what became Guilford) County, NC. |
|
| Harrison,
Nathaniel |
Surry County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Drummer under Capt. Richard Goode and Lt. Col. Joseph
Williams. 1777, a Fifer under Capt. Henry Smith and Col. Joseph
Williams. 1778-1779, a Fifer under Capt. James Shepherd, attached
to Lt. Col. Hugh Brevard (Burke County Regiment) and Col. Francis
Locke (Rowan County Regiment). Then joined a SC unit. |
Moore's
Creek Bridge, Cherokee Expedition 1776, Briar Creek (GA). |
| Harrison,
Reuben |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Hardin and Maj. Richardson Owens.
Captured by Loyalists and threatened to be hanged, but a boy
begged them to let him go. Born on 10/15/1760 in Granville County,
NC. |
|
| Harrison,
Richard |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. George Smith and Maj. Joseph Dickson. 1781,
a Private under Capt. Joseph McDonell and Col. Joseph Dickson.
1781, also a Private under Capt. Samuel Killian and Col. Charles
McDowell (Burke County Regiment). |
|
| Harrison,
Richard |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. George Smith, then under Capt. John Clark,
both under Col. Joseph Dickson. 1781, also a Private under Capt.
Joseph McDowell, then under Capt. Samuel Killian, both under
Col. Charles McDowell (Burke County Regiment). Born in 1754 in
MD. |
|
| Harrison,
Richard |
Hillsborough District
Minutemen |
1776 |
|
1776,
a Private under Capt. Adam Sanders and Col. James Thackston.
Lived in Orange County. Then joined GA and VA units. Born on
9/10/1757 in Goochland County, VA. |
|
| Harrison,
Thomas |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/12/1781,
a Private under Capt. William Lytle.
Discharged on 4/12/1782.
Confined four nights for desertion during July 1781. |
|
| Harrison,
Thomas |
5th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
5/21/1776,
a Private under Capt. Reading Blount.
9/9/1778, a known Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company
(Lt. Col. Selby Harney) (2nd NC Regiment).
Discharged 2/1/1780. |
|
| Harrison,
Thomas |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. George Smith and Maj. Joseph Dickson. 1781,
a Private under Capt. William Neill and Col. Charles McDowell
(Burke County Regiment). Born in 1760 in MD. |
|
| Harrison,
William |
1st NC Regiment |
1779 |
1782 |
5/18/1779,
a Private under Capt. Robert Raiford for 12 months.
Discharged on 5/18/1782 (2nd NC Regiment). |
|
| Harrison,
William |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
1778 |
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. John Baker.
Deserted on 8/2/1778. |
|
| Harrison,
William |
5th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Henry Darnell.
Dropped from the rolls in
Sep. 1777. aka William Harson. |
|
| Harry,
Thomas |
2nd NC Regiment |
|
|
A
volunteer Free Negro, wounded at the Siege of Charleston on 4/5/1780. Per his own pension statement,
he was assigned to 2nd NC Regiment - no other source available. |
Siege of Charleston
1780 (SC). |
| Hart,
Adam |
1st NC Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a Wagoner under Capt. Henry "Hal" Dixon.
5/25/1781, a Private under Capt. Thomas Donoho. From Guilford County,
NC. S46576. |
|
| Hart,
Charles |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. William Houston, attached to. Col. Francis
Locke (Rowan County Regiment). In the Purrysburg, SC expedition,
no named engagements. 1779, a Private under Capt. John Stevens
and Col. Caleb Phifer in the newly-created 2nd Mecklenburg County
Regiment. 1781, a Private under Capt. Joseph Chinn, then under
Capt. Robert Smith and Col. Caleb Phifer. |
|
| Hart,
James |
1st NC Regiment |
1775 |
1781 |
9/9/1775,
a Private under Capt. John Walker for six months. From Orange
County. 8/22/1776, a known Private under Capt. William Williams,
attached to Col. Ambrose Ramsey (Chatham County Regiment). Started
on the Cherokee Expedition, forced to turn back due to the lack
of wagons and pack horses. 1780, a Blacksmith under Capt. Abraham
Allen and Lt. Col. Thomas Farmer. 1781, a Private under Capt.
Abraham Allen, attached to Maj. William Gholson (Chatham County
Regiment). Born in May of 1757 in Chester County, PA. S9555. |
Kirk's Farm. |
| Hart,
John |
8th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. John Walsh.
Dropped from the rolls in Feb. 1778. |
|
| Hart,
Nathaniel |
Caswell County
Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. |
|
| Hart,
Samuel |
2nd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Benjamin Carter for 18 months. |
|
| Hart,
Samuel |
6th NC Regiment |
1776 |
|
5/6/1776,
a Musician under Lt./Capt. Thomas White for 2-1/2 years.
Wounded at the battle of Brandywine Creek, PA. A Private in June 1778. 9/8/1778, a known Private
under Capt. John Sumner (1st NC Regiment).
Dropped from the rolls in Nov. 1778.
He claims he was discharged in Connecticut and he then
joined a VA Continental unit. He apparently re-enlisted in 1782
as a Private under Capt. Benjamin Carter (2nd NC Regiment) for
18 months. S41619. |
Brandywine Creek
(PA), Germantown (PA). |
| Hart,
Thomas |
3rd NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Pinketham Eaton.
Died in June 1778. |
|
| Hart,
Thomas |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Maj. Jeptha Eatherton. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hartley,
James |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. One pay voucher. Might have
served in an adjacent county. Born c. 1757. |
|
| Hartley,
John |
5th NC Regiment |
|
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Benjamin Andrew Coleman.
Died on 6/20/1778 (2nd NC Regiment). |
|
| Hartley,
Joseph |
2nd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
6/27/1777,
a Sergeant under Capt. Silas Stevenson.
A Private in June 1778 in the Colonel's Company (Col.
John Patten) (2nd NC Regiment) led by Capt. John Craddock. |
|
| Hartley,
Laban |
Rowan County Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778,
a Private under Capt. Joshua Nichols. 1779-1780, a Private under
Capt. James Craig. 1781, a Private under Capt. Hugh Hall, Capt.
Myrick Davis, and Capt. Douglas Hayden. All service under Col.
Francis Locke. |
Ramseur's Mill. |
| Harton,
Howell |
Warren County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private under Col. Thomas Eaton, Captain and dates not known. |
|
| Hartsfield,
David |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Jesse Cobb and Col. Abraham Sheppard.
7/26/1777, drafted under Capt. John Kennedy. 7/14/1780, received
a $300 bounty from Col. James Glasgow for enlisting/re-enlisting. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hartsfield,
John |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1777 |
|
7/26/1777,
drafted under Capt. John Kennedy and Col. James Glasgow. |
|
| Hartsfield,
John Jr. |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1777 |
|
7/26/1777,
drafted under Capt. John Kennedy and Col. James Glasgow. |
|
| Hartsfield,
John |
Dobbs County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private for three tours, Captain(s) and dates not named. Probably
one of the men above (different sources). |
|
| Hartsfield,
John |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. John Kennedy and Col. William Caswell.
Served two other tours, Captain(s) not named. Born on 6/11/1758
in Dobbs County, NC. Probably one of the men above (different
sources). |
|
| Hartsfield,
John |
Wake County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Lewis Bledsoe. |
|
| Hartsfield,
Paul Jr. |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1777 |
|
7/26/1777,
drafted under Capt. John Kennedy and Col. James Glasgow. Feb.
1781, a known Private under Capt. John Kennedy and Col. James
Darnell. |
|
| Harvey,
Absalom |
3rd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
Served
under Capt. Edward Yarborough for 12 months.
Discharged 4/1/1782. |
|
| Harvey,
David |
Orange County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. |
|
| Harvey,
James |
1st NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
11/1/1778,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe.
From Hyde County, NC. |
|
| Harvey,
John |
2nd NC Regiment |
1776 |
1782 |
9/17/1776,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Williams for three years.
9/9/1778, a known
Private in the Major's Company (Maj. Hardy Murfree).
Wounded at the battle of Stony Point (NY). Deserted on 1/1/1780. 5/28/1781, a Sergeant
under Capt. Alexander Brevard.
1/9/1782 or 1/20/1782 (two sources), transferred to Pennsylvania
Line. From Surry
County, NC. W249. |
Brandywine Creek
(PA), Stony Point (NY). |
| Harvey,
John |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1778 |
1782 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Charles Gholson and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months.
In the Purrysburg, SC expedition, no named engagements. First
lived in Guilford County. 1779, in Randolph County. 1780, a Private
under Capt. William Gray and Col. John Collier. 1782, a Private
under Capt. Eamon Williams and Col. James Dougan. Born on 7/6/1761
in Orange (what became Guilford then Randolph) County, NC. |
|
| Harvey,
John |
2nd Rowan County
Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Jacob Eckles and Col. Christopher Beekman.
1780, a Private under Capt. Absalom Bostick (Surry County Regiment),
detached to support Col. Thomas Sumter (SC) at the battle of
Fishing Creek, SC, where he was a POW, but soon thereafter he
escaped. Born on 12/7/1758 in Orange County, VA. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, Fishing Creek (SC). |
| Harvey,
Joshua |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
A
Private under Capt. Tilghman Dixon.
7/29/1781, transferred to Lee's Legion. |
|
| Harvey,
Joshua |
2nd NC Regiment |
|
1783 |
A
Private under Capt. Charles Allen, dates unknown.
9/10/1778, a Private under Capt. Thomas Armstrong (2nd
NC Regiment). POW
at Ft. Lafayette on 6/1/1779. |
Ft. Lafayette (NY). |
| Harvey,
Matthias |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/19/1778,
received a bounty for Militia service under Caswell. |
|
| Harvey,
William |
2nd Rowan County
Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Jacob Eckles and Col. Christopher Beekman.
1777, in Wilkes County. 1780, a Private under Capt. Richard Allen
and Col. Benjamin Cleveland. 1781, a Private under Capt. Benjamin
Herndon and Col. Benjamin Cleveland. Born in 1749 in Orange County,
VA. |
Cherokee Expedition
1776. |
| Harvick,
Jacob |
Surry County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. William Thrift Hughlett and Lt. Col. Joseph
Phillips. 1781, also a Private under Capt. Charles Gordon and
Maj./Col. Joel Lewis in the NC State Regiment (State Troops).
Born in 1752 in PA. aka Jacob Harwick. |
|
| Harwell,
Andrew |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
First
in VA units. 1780, a Private under Capt. John Douglas, attached
to Col. James Williams (SC). Lived in Orange County. 1781, a
Sergeant. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Harwell,
Lowden |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Jacob Duckworth, attached to Col. Philip
Alston (Cumberland County Regiment). 1781, also a Private under
Maj. William Cage and Col. John Luttrell. Late 1781, a Private
under Lt. Col. William Washington (VA). Moved to SC, joined there.
Born on 5/13/1765 in Brunswick County, VA. |
House
in the Horseshoe, Lindley's Mill, Brown Marsh. |
| Harwood,
James |
Wake County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a Drummer under Capt. Woodson Daniel and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle
(a Continental officer) in the New Levies. |
Briar Creek (GA). |
| Harwood,
Howell |
Orange County Regiment |
1776 |
|
8/20/1776,
served under Capt. William Murray, detached to support march
against hostile indians led by Col. Ambrose Ramsey (Chatham County
Regiment). Forced to turn back due to the lack of wagons and
pack horses |
|
| Hasket,
John |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Ralph Lowe and Col. James Martin. 1777,
a Private under a Capt. Priestly and Col. James Martin. 1779,
in Randolph County. 1779, a Private under Capt. William Gray
and Col. John Collier. 1780, a Private under Capt. Thomas Dougan
and Col. John Collier. Born in 1752 in Pasquotank County, NC. |
|
| Haskins,
James |
Granville County
Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Cuthbert Hudson and Col. Joseph Taylor.
1778, a Private under Capt. William Gill and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle. In the Purrysburg, SC expedition, no named engagements.
1781, a Private under Capt. Nathaniel Waller and Col. Joseph
Taylor. |
|
| Haslip,
Charles |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Thomas Donoho.
Dropped from the rolls in Sep. 1777. |
|
| Hassell,
Benjamin |
Tyrrell County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Richard Hewett, attached to Col. John Hinton,
Jr. (Wake County Regiment). POW at the Fall of Charleston, SC,
paroled. 1781, a Private, unit unknown. Wounded at the battle
of Guilford Court House. |
Siege
of Charleston 1780 (SC), Guilford Court House. |
| Hassell,
Joseph |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
1782 |
6/8/1780,
a Private under Capt. William Earl and Col. Samuel Jarvis. From
Tyrrell County. aka Joseph Hassel. Possibly the same man as directly
below (different sources). |
|
| Hassell,
Joseph |
Bogue Inlet Independent
Company |
1776 |
1782 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Selby Harney for eight months. From Tyrrell
County. 5/2/1781, a Sergeant under Capt. Clement Hall (3rd NC
Regiment). 1782, a Private under Capt. Benjamin Bailey (3rd NC
Regiment). S41602. |
|
| Hassle,
Stephen |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
4/5/1781,
a Private under Capt. William Lytle.
Dropped from the rolls sometime during 1781. |
|
| Hastings,
Carter |
3rd NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
7/1/1779,
a Musician under Capt. Kedar Ballard for 18 months. |
|
| Hastings,
Willis |
3rd NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
1/27/1777,
a Private under Capt. Jacob Turner.
9/9/1778, a known Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company
(Lt. Col. Selby Harney)(2nd NC Regiment).
aka Wylis Hastings. |
|
| Hataway,
Thomas |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe. |
|
| Hataway,
William |
NC Light Dragoons |
1778 |
- |
A
Private under Capt. Martin Phifer. |
|
| Hatch,
Alexander |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/15/1781,
served under Capt. William Lytle, then under Capt. Benjamin Carter
(2nd NC Regiment). Discharged on 4/10/1782
at Guilford Court House, NC.
Earlier in VA units. On the official rolls
as Alexander Hack (actually Alexander Hach).
Born on 11/15/1764 in Dinwiddie County, VA.
S8648. |
|
| Hatchcock,
Isom |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Lt./Capt. Joseph Montford for nine months. |
|
| Hatchcock,
William |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company (Lt. Col. William Lee
Davidson) led by Lt./Capt. George "Gee" Bradley for
nine months. Probably
the same man as William Hathcock below. |
|
| Hatcher,
David |
|
1779 |
1779 |
A
Private, regiment and unit unknown. Died in Sep. 1779. |
|
| Hatcher,
David |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/25/1778,
a known Private under Capt. Ralph Williams and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months.
Probably the same man as directly above (different sources). |
|
| Hatcher,
Hancock |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. Three pay vouchers. |
|
| Hatcher,
Timothy |
Bladen County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. James Council and Col. Thomas Brown. Moved
to Duplin County. 1781, a Private under Capt. William Vann, attached
to Lt. Col. Thomas Bloodworth (New Hanover County Regiment).
Born on 9/15/1740 in New Hanover (what became Duplin) County,
NC. |
|
| Hatcock,
Edward |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Lt./Capt. Joseph Montford for nine months. |
|
| Hatfield,
Miles |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/8/1780,
a Private under Capt. William Earl and Col. Samuel Jarvis. From
the Edenton District. |
|
| Hatfield,
Richard |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/5/1780,
a known Private under Capt. John Harvey and Col. Samuel Jarvis.
From Perquimans County. |
|
| Hathaway,
John |
7th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Henry Dawson.
Dropped from the rolls in Feb. 1778. |
|
| Hathcock,
Frederick |
2nd NC Regiment |
1776 |
|
4/20/1776,
a Private, unit unknown.
9/9/1778, a known Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company
(Lt. Col. Selby Harney). |
|
| Hathcock,
Holiday |
Johnston County
Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Matthew McCullers, attached to Col. William
Caswell (Dobbs County Regiment). 1781, a Private under Capt.
Jonathan Smith, attached to Col. John Sitgreaves (Craven County
Regiment). A free man of color. aka Holliday Hathcock. |
|
| Hathcock,
William |
3rd NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
4/23/1779,
a known Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company (Lt. Col. William
Lee Davidson) led by Lt./Capt. George "Gee" Bradley.
Probably the same man as William Hatchcock above. |
|
| Hathcock,
Zachariah |
2nd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
9/9/1778,
a known Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company (Lt. Col. Selby
Harney). 3/12/1779, re-enlisted
in the Lt. Colonel's Company (Lt. Col. Selby Harney).
aka Zachariah Hatchcock. |
|
| Hatmaker,
Malachi |
Orange County
Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. John Ray and Lt. Col. Thomas Farmer. 1781,
a Private under Capt. Davis Gresham and Col. Francois DeMalmedy
(NC Light Dragoons). 1782, a Private under a Capt. Perrill, then
under Capt. Jacob Richards, both under Lt. Col. Thomas Farmer
guarding the town of Hillsborough. |
Camden (SC), Eutaw
Springs (SC). |
| Hatsock,
Peter |
|
1777 |
|
6/25/1777,
regiment, unit, and rank unknown.
9/8/1778, a known Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company
(Lt. Col. Robert Mebane)(1st NC Regiment) led by Capt. Joshua
Bowman - sick on that date. 3/12/1779, re-enlisted
for the duration of the war in the same unit.
aka Peter Hatrock. |
|
| Haulborn,
David |
2nd NC Regiment |
1776 |
|
11/29/1776,
a Private, unit unknown.
9/10/1778, a known Private under Capt. Thomas Armstrong. |
|
| Havigrooves,
John |
2nd NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
5/19/1777,
a Private, unit unknown.
9/9/1778, a known Private in the Major's Company (Maj.
Hardy Murfree). |
|
| Hawes,
Ezekiel |
1st Battalion
of Militia |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Thomas DeVane, Jr. and Col. Thomas Brown.
Unit disbanded on 8/13/1776. Lived in New Hanover County, moved
to Duplin County during the war. 1779, a Private under Capt.
George Dougherty (4th NC Regiment) for nine months, recruited
in Bladen County by Capt. James Morehead (5th NC Regiment). Discharged
in August 1780 at Strawberry Ferry, SC. 1780-1781, a Private
under Capt. William Vann and Col. James Kenan. Born on 2/2/1759
in New Hanover County, NC. R4760. |
Heron's Bridge. |
| Hawk,
John |
New Bern District
Minutemen |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. John Vance (Artillery) and Col. Richard
Caswell. From Craven County. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hawkins,
Ephraim |
Wilkes County
Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Charles Gordon and Col. Benjamin Cleveland.
Lived in Rowan County. 1780, also a Private under Capt. James
Pearson and Col. Francis Locke. 1781, a Private under Capt. Anthony
Sharpe (1st NC Regiment) for 18 months. Born on 7/8/1761 in Baltimore
County, MD. W3987. |
Eutaw Springs
(SC). |
| Hawkins,
Henry |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. Kedar Ballard for nine months. |
|
| Hawkins,
John |
Burke County Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. James Britton. 1780, a Private under Capt.
Thomas Kennedy, then Capt. Josiah Branham. 1781, a Private under
a Capt. Smith, then under Capt. James McFarland. All service
under Col. Charles McDowell. Born on 12/22/1752 in Orange County,
NC. |
Cowpens (SC). |
| Hawkins,
Joseph |
Burke County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. James McFarland and Col. Charles McDowell.
1781, also a Private under Capt. Nicholas Hale, attached to Col.
John Sevier (Washington County Regiment). Also served under Maj.
JosepH White and Col. Joseph McDowell, dates not known. Born
on 6/7/1765 in MD. |
|
| Hawkins,
Joseph |
DQMG |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Saddler on the roll of Capt. Solomon Wood (NC Light Dragoons)
- this seems to be for convenience only.
8/23/1781, a Leather Worker under Col. Nicholas Long (Deputy
QM General), making saddles, harnesses, caps, etc. |
|
| Hawkins,
Leweston |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Maj. Thomas Hogg for nine months.
aka Loeston Hawkins. |
|
| Hawkins,
Lorton |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. William Lytle for 18 months.
Possibly the same man as directly above. |
|
| Hawkins,
Richard |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. Kedar Ballard for nine months. |
|
| Hawkins,
Thomas |
DQMG |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Spy for Col. Nicholas Long. From Halifax County. Sent out to
spy on the British as they approached the town of Halifax during
May of 1781. |
Halifax. |
| Hawkins,
Uzzell |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. One pay voucher. |
|
| Hawkins,
William |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
5/12/1777,
a Private under Capt. James Wilson for three years.
9/8/1778, a known Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company
(Lt. Col. Robert Mebane) (1st NC Regiment) led by Capt. Joshua
Bowman. 3/12/1779, re-enlisted
for the duration of the war in the same unit. |
|
| Hawkins,
William |
Orange County Regiment |
1776 |
|
8/20/1776,
served under Capt. William Murray, detached to support march
against hostile indians led by Col. Ambrose Ramsey (Chatham County
Regiment). Forced to turn back due to the lack of wagons and
pack horses |
|
| Hawks,
Francis |
Craven County Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Archibald Weeks, attached to Col. William
Caswell (Dobbs County Regiment). |
Briar Creek (GA). |
| Hawley,
Caleb |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/19/1778,
received a bounty for Militia service under Caswell. |
|
| Hawley,
William |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. Michael Quinn for nine months. |
|
| Hawthorn,
John |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
3/1/1779,
a Musician under Maj. Reading Blount for nine months.
Discharged Dec. 1779. |
|
| Hawthorn,
John |
Bute County Regiment |
1779 |
|
3/1/1779,
a known Private under Capt. Robert Temple and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies. |
|
| Hay,
Abraham |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1780 |
5/4/1777,
a Private under Capt. Abraham Sheppard, Jr. for three years.
9/9/1778, a known Private in the Colonel's Company (Col.
John Patten) (2nd NC Regiment) led by Capt. John Craddock.
POW at the Fall of Charleston, SC - held 14 months. Exchanged at Williamsburg,
VA - died within hours afterwards.
On the official rolls as Abraham Hays.
W17262. |
Siege of Charleston
1780 (SC). |
| Hay,
Isaac |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1782 |
5/31/1777,
a Private under Capt. Abraham Sheppard, Jr. for three years.
Spring of 1778, under Capt. Thomas Armstrong (2nd NC Regiment). 9/10/1778, a known Private
under Capt. Thomas Armstrong (2nd NC Regiment).
POW at the Fall of Charleston, SC - held until Aug. 1781. Exchanged at Richmond,
VA, discharged by Lt. Col. Robert Mebane.
The official records claim he died in Sep. 1782 (wrong).
On the official rolls as Isaac Hayes. R4779. |
Siege of Charleston
1780 (SC). |
| Hay,
William |
New Hanover County
Regiment |
1780 |
1783 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Henry Waters and Col. Henry Young. 1781,
a Private under Capt. James DeVane and Col. Henry Young. 8/1/1782,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Thomas Rhodes (4th NC Regiment),
then under Capt. Joshua Hadley (1st NC Regiment) for 18 months.
Furloughed in Aug. 1783. On the official rolls as William Hays.
Born in 1762 in New Hanover County, NC. S8670. |
|
| Hay,
William |
|
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Haycraft,
Mark |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Thomas Donoho.
Deserted in Aug. 1777.
Possibly the same man as directly below. |
|
| Haycraft,
Mark |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
7/13/1777,
a Private under Capt. Armwell Herron.
3/12/1779, re-enlisted in the Major's Company (Maj. Hardy
Murfree) (2nd NC Regiment).
POW at Ft. Lafayette, NY on 6/1/1779.
Rejoined in Nov. 1779. |
Ft. Lafayette (NY). |
| Hayes,
George |
Burke County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780-1781,
a Private under Capt. Alexander Irvin and Col. Charles McDowell.
1781, a Private under Capt. Robert Brown and Col. Charles McDowell.
Born in 1760 in Amherst County, VA. |
|
| Hayes,
John |
8th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
Nov.
1777, a Private under Capt. Michael Quinn.
Jan. 1782, a Private under Capt. Clement Hall (3rd NC
Regiment, then 2nd NC Regiment). |
|
| Hayes,
John |
2nd Salisbury District
Minutemen |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. John McRee, Maj. John Phifer, and
Col. Thomas Polk. From Mecklenburg County. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hayes,
John |
Granville County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Richard Harrison and Col. Joseph Taylor.
1781, also a Private under Capt. John Henderson and Col. Francois
DeMalmedy in the NC Light Dragoons. 1781, also a Private under
Capt. Nathaniel Waller and Col. Joseph Taylor. Born on 11/30/1764
in Granville County, NC. |
Ramsey's Mill. |
| Hayes,
Joshua |
|
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hayes,
Joshua |
Granville County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Spivey Fuller and Col. Joseph Taylor. aka
Joshua Hays. |
|
| Hayes,
Samuel |
Pitt County Regiment |
1780 |
|
Aug.-Nov.
1780, a known Private under Capt. John Hodges, attached to Col.
Benjamin Seawell (Franklin County Regiment).
Marched towards the battle of Camden (SC), too late, turned
around. |
|
| Hayes,
Southy |
1st NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
2/7/1782,
a Private under Capt. James Mills for 12 months. |
|
| Hayes,
Thomas |
6th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1778 |
5/9/1776,
a Private under Lt./Capt. Daniel Williams.
9/8/1778, a Private under Capt. James Read (1st NC Regiment). Discharged on 11/10/1778. He claims he was discharged
in May of 1779 in Connecticut.
From Granville County, NC.
On the official rolls as Thomas Hays.
S41600. |
|
| Haygood,
William |
Wake County Regiment |
1776 |
1782 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Tanner Alford and Col. John Hinton, Sr.
Started on the Cherokee Expedition, forced to turn back due to
the lack of wagons and pack horses. Lived in Johnston County.
1778, a Private under Capt. John Litten Jones and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies. 3/1/1779, a
Private under Capt. Joseph Thomas Rhodes (4th NC Regiment) for
nine months. Discharged on 12/1/1779 at Charleston, SC. 1780,
a Private under Capt. John Whitley and Col. John Smith. 1781,
a Private under Col. Francois DeMalmedy (NC Light Dragoons),
Captain not named. 1781, re-enlisted under Capt. Thomas Evans
(2nd NC Regiment) for 12 months - sent to Halifax, NC to work
under Col. Nicholas Long (DQMG). Born on 7/26/1755 in Brunswick
County, VA. S4314. |
Stono Ferry (SC). |
| Hayles,
Chapman |
Johnston County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Philip Thomas and Maj. William Dennis.
1781, a Private under Capt. Jonathan Smith and Col. John Smith. |
|
| Haynes,
Alexander |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. John Brownfield and Col. Robert Irwin. |
|
| Haynes,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
|
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. William Armstrong.
Discharged in June 1778.
Born c.1753 in Maryland. Moved to Warren County,
then to Sampson County, NC. |
|
| Haynes,
John |
Rowan County Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Moses Guest and Col. Francis Locke. 1780,
a Private under Capt. William Bell (Rutherford County Regiment),
attached to Lt. Col. Frederick Hambright (Lincoln County Regiment).
1780, also a Private under Capt. David Ramsey, Maj. Joseph Dickson,
and Col. William Richardson Davie in the newly-created NC State
Cavalry-Western District. 1780, also a Private under Capt. John
Dickey and Col. Francis Locke. 1781, a Private under Capt. Hugh
Hall, attached to Lt. Col. George Davidson (Montgomery County
Regiment). Born on 11/24/1759 in Rowan County, NC. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, Ramseur's Mill, Polk's Mill. |
| Haynes,
Joseph |
Rowan County Regiment |
1775 |
1781 |
1775,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Dickson and Col. Griffith Rutherford.
1777, a Private under Capt. Joseph Dickson and Col. Francis Locke.
1780, a Private under Capt. Galbraith Falls and Col. Francis
Locke. Sep. 1780, a Private under Maj. Joseph Dickson and Col.
William Richardson Davie in the newly-created NC State Cavalry-Western
District. 1780, also a Private under Capt. John Dickey and Col.
Francis Locke. 1781, a Private under Capt. James Huggins and
Lt. Col. William Polk (Mecklenburg County Regiment). aka Joseph
Hayns. |
Ramseur's
Mill, Charlotte, Cowan's Ford. |
| Haynes,
William |
1st NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Henry "Hal" Dixon.
Died on 3/23/1778. |
|
| Haynie,
William |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a Private under Capt. Berryman Turner and Col. William Moore.
Also an Ensign and an Adjutant, Captain(s) and dates not named. |
Stono
Ferry (SC), Camden (SC), Haw River, Guilford Court House, Eutaw
Springs (SC). |
| Hays,
Charles |
Duplin County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Lt. John Matthews, Capt. William Vann, and Col.
James Kenan. |
|
| Hays,
David |
Rowan County Regiment |
1777 |
1781 |
1777,
a Private under Capt. John Brandon and Col. Francis Locke. 1780,
a Private under Capt. James Huggins and Col. George Alexander
(Mecklenburg County Regiment). Sep. 1780, a Private under Capt.
John Brandon and Col. William Richardson Davie in the newly-created
NC State Cavalry-Western District. 1781, a Private under Capt.
James Cathey and Col. Francis Locke. Born on 9/30/1760 in Rowan
County, NC. |
|
| Hays,
Henry |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/25/1778,
a known Private under Capt. Ralph Williams and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months. |
|
| Hays,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
5/9/1779,
a Private under Capt. Griffith John McRee for 12 months.
Deserted on 6/1/1781. |
|
| Hays,
John |
9th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Richard D. Cook.
Deserted in Aug. 1777.
Jan. 1782, joined 3rd NC Regiment under Capt. Clement
Hall (2/6/1782, would be the 2nd NC Regiment). |
|
| Hays,
John |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private in the New Levies for nine months under Capt. Robert
Moore and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle (a Continental officer). |
|
| Hays,
John |
Rowan County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Richard Simmons and Maj. James Hall. Served
other tours, Captains and dates not identified. |
Cowan's Ford. |
| Hays,
John |
Tryon County Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. John Barber and Col. William Graham. Then
in VA unit. 1780, back in NC in Washington County. 1780, a Private
under Capt. John Trimble and Col. John Sevier. Born on 11/1/1751. |
Cherokee Expedition
1776. |
| Hays,
Samuel |
Tryon County Regiment |
1777 |
|
Oct.
21 - Dec. 30, 1777, a Private under Capt. Robert Porter and Col.
William Graham. |
|
| Hays,
Theophilus |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
3/3/1777,
a Private, unit unknown.
9/9/1778, a known Private in the Major's Company (Maj.
Hardy Murfree) (2nd NC Regiment). |
|
| Hays,
William |
Rutherford County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Adam Hampton. Moved to KY, joined there.
Born on 3/10/1761 in Augusta County, VA. |
Wofford's Iron
Works (SC). |
| Haywood,
Edward |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. Michael Quinn for nine months. |
|
| Hazell,
Edward |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/8/1780,
a Drummer under Capt. William Earl and Col. Samuel Jarvis. From
the Edenton District. |
|
| Hazewood,
Griffin |
NC Light Dragoons |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Solomon Wood. From Wake County. |
|
| Hazewood,
William |
NC Light Dragoons |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Solomon Wood. From Wake County. |
|
| Hazle,
Thomas |
2nd NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. John Armstrong.
Died on 2/28/1778. |
|
| Head,
Richard |
Wake County Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Woodson Daniel and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle
(a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months. In
the Purrysburg, SC expedition, no named engagements. 1781, a
Private under a Capt. Gwinn and Col. John Peasley (Guilford County
Regiment). Born on 11/24/1755 in Northampton County, NC. |
Guilford Court
House. |
| Head,
Robert |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Henry Speer and Lt. Col. Joseph Phillips.
Guarded the baggage wagons during the battle of Camden, SC. 1781,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Humphreys and Lt. Col. Joseph
Phillips. 1781, also a Private under Capt. Minor Smith and Col.
Martin Armstrong. Born on 11/30/1754 in Orange County, VA. |
|
| Headwright,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
6/1/1781,
a Private under Capt. William Lytle.
Discharged on 6/1/1782. |
|
| Heady,
Jacob |
Washington District
Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a Private under Capt. Boyle Cobb and Col. William Christian (VA).
Probably considered a VA unit. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, French Broad River. |
| Heal,
Elisha |
2nd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Maj. Reading Blount for nine months. |
|
| Heard,
Micajah |
2nd NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/2/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Augustin Spain under Col. Benjamin
Exum. From Pitt County. |
|
| Hearing,
Frederick |
Anson County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Wade. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hearn,
Benjamin |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
7/20/1778,
a Private under Lt./Capt. George "Gee" Bradley.
Discharged on 5/7/1779. |
|
| Hearn,
Drury |
3rd NC Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
5/15/1776,
a Private under Capt. James Emmett for 2-1/2 years.
Discharged on 11/10/1778. Lived in Orange County. 1780,
a Private under Capt. Nathaniel Christmas and Col. Hugh Tinnen.
POW at the Fall of Charleston, SC, paroled. aka Drury Hern. W3548. |
Brandywine
Creek (PA), Germantown (PA), Monmouth (NJ), Siege of Charleston
1780 (SC). |
| Hearn,
Ebenezer |
Montgomery County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under a Capt. Edmonson and Maj. West Harris. Born on
10/11/1760 in Somerset County, MD. |
|
| Hearn,
James |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. Kedar Ballard for nine months.
Discharged on 4/10/1779 at Halifax, NC. Later in NC Militia,
unit unknown. From Edgecombe County,
NC. Claims to have been at
the Siege of Charleston, SC and at Guilford Court House, but
does not name his Captain or regiment.
aka James Hearne. S41631. |
|
| Hearon,
Samuel |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
5/26/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Samuel Loftin and Col. James Glasgow. |
|
| Heath,
Thomas |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/2/1780,
a Private under Capt. William Brinkley and then Capt. John Pitts,
both under Col. Samuel Jarvis. From Halifax County. |
|
| Heath,
William |
2nd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Robert Raiford for 18 months. |
|
| Heathcock,
Aaron |
3rd NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
6/22/1779, a Private under Capt.
Michael Quinn for 2 years. |
|
| Heathcock,
James |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. John Peterson, attached to Lt. Col. Joseph
Hawkins (Warren County Regiment). 1781, also a Private under
Capt. Jesse Dupree (Halifax County Regiment), attached to Lt.
Col. William Thomas Linton (Nash County Regiment). Both tours,
he marched to the Cape Fear River and to Drowning Creek (Lumber
River) in pursuit of Loyalists. |
|
| Hedgeman,
George |
1st NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
11/10/1778,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe for nine months. |
|
| Hedgeman,
Lewis |
1st NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
11/10/1778,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe for nine months. |
|
| Hedrick,
Francis |
Rowan County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Peter Hedrick and Maj. John Lopp. A friend
provided supporting information and attested that he probably
joined the NC Continental Line, but he's not on any official
rolls. Surname might be spelled Headrick or Headerick. |
|
| Hedrick,
Peter Jr. |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under a Capt. Enochs and Col. Francis Locke. 1780,
also a Private under Capt. Peter Hedrick (his father) and Col.
Francis Locke. 1781, a Private under Capt. Myrick Davis and Col.
Francis Locke. Surname might be spelled a Headrick or Headerick. |
|
| Hedgpeth,
Abraham |
1st NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Peter Bacot for 18 months.
From Nash County, NC.
Born 5/1/1761 in Nansemond County, VA.
S6989. |
|
| Hedspeth,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/12/1781,
a Private under Capt. William Lytle.
Discharged on 4/12/1782. |
|
| Hedspeth,
Marmaduke |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Francis Child.
6/1/1778, a known Private under Capt. Griffith John McRee
(1st NC Regiment). |
|
| Hedspeth,
Peter |
3rd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
Served
under Capt. Edward Yarborough for 12 months.
Discharged on 5/7/1782. |
|
| Helderman,
Nicholas |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. William Armstrong for 12 months.
Discharged on 5/25/1782 (3rd NC Regiment). |
|
| Helm,
John |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
10/7/1780,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Helms,
John |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
|
First
in VA unit. 1780, a Private under a Capt. Smith and Col. Francis
Locke. Returned to VA. Born in 1761 in Botetourt County, VA.
aka John Helm. |
|
| Helton,
Abraham |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. From what is now Catawba County. |
|
| Hemphill,
James |
Burke County Regiment |
|
1780 |
1780,
a Private, unit unknown. Killed at Cane Creek on 9/12/1780. |
Cane Creek. |
| Henby,
Dennis |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Benjamin Sheppard and Col. Abraham
Sheppard. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Henby,
Joseph |
New Bern District
Minutemen |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Williams and Col. Richard
Caswell. From Dobbs County. He also served under
Capt. Benjamin Sheppard. 11/4/1780, drafted under Capt. William
Speight and Col. James Glasgow. aka Joseph Hemby. |
Moore's Creek
Bridge. |
| Henderson,
Andrew |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Graham and Col. Robert Irwin. 1781,
a Private under Capt. James Ligert, attached to Col. Francis
Locke (Rowan County Regiment). Born in 1753 in Anson (what became
Mecklenburg) County, NC. R4865. |
|
| Henderson,
Archibald |
2nd NC Regiment |
1775 |
|
12/1/1775,
a Musician, unit unknown.
2/3/1778, re-enlisted as a Musician, unit unknown.
A Private in June 1778.
Back to Musician in Sep. 1778. 9/9/1778, a known Private
in the Major's Company (Maj. Hardy Murfree). |
|
| Henderson,
Barnabas |
Onslow County Regiment |
1783 |
|
1783,
a Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Henderson,
Ezekiel |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. William Gholson and Col. John Luttrell.
1782, a Private under Capt. George Morgan and Col. Ambrose Ramsey. |
|
| Henderson,
James |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1779 |
1780 |
First
in MD units. 1779-1780, a Private under Capt. Jonas Frost, attached
to Lt. Col. Frederick Hambright (Lincoln County Regiment). In
Charleston, SC erecting breastworks, etc., discharged before
the town surrendered. Born on 2/15/1760 in Caroline County, MD. |
Siege of Charleston
1780 (SC). |
| Henderson,
John |
New Bern District
Minutemen |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Williams and Col. Richard
Caswell. From Dobbs County. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Henderson,
John |
2nd Rowan County
Regiment |
1777 |
1780 |
1777,
a Wagoner under Col. Christopher Beekman, hauling ammunition
and wounded men. 1780, a Private under Capt. Jacob Nichols and
Col. Francis Locke. |
Ramseur's Mill,
Camden (SC). |
| Henderson,
Meshack |
Rowan County Regiment |
1778 |
|
1778,
a Private under a Capt. Wynn and Col. Francis Locke. Born in
1756 in Culpeper County, VA. |
|
| Henderson,
Robert |
Rutherford County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
First
in SC unit. 1780, a Private under Capt. Adam Hampton and Col.
Andrew Hampton. Then back in SC unit. Born on 6/5/1762 in York
County, PA. |
Earle's Ford (SC). |
| Henderson,
Samuel |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
First
in SC units. 1781, a Private under Capt. William Moore and Col.
Joseph Dickson. Born in 1754 or 1755 in Bedford County, VA. |
|
| Hendrick,
Samuel |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. William Lytle for 18 months. |
|
| Hendricks,
Hillary |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Stewart and Col. Ambrose Ramsey.
1781, also a Private under Capt. William Cage and Col. John Luttrell.
1781, also a Private under Capt. William Gholson and Col. Ambrose
Ramsey. 1781, also a Private under Capt. William Richardson and
Col. John Luttrell. 1781, also a Private under Capt. Matthew
Ramsey and Col. Ambrose Ramsey. 1782, a Private under Capt. Joseph
Rosser and Maj. Roger Griffith. |
|
| Hendricks,
John |
Tryon County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Col. William Graham, Captain not named.
Oct. 21 - Dec. 30, 1777, a Private under Capt. Robert Porter
and Col. William Graham. aka John Henderick, Hendrix. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hendricks,
Thomas |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
7/25/1777,
a Private under Capt. Isaac Moore for three years.
9/8/1778, a known Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company
(Lt. Col. Robert Mebane) (1st NC Regiment) led by Capt. Joshua
Bowman. Died in Oct. 1778. |
|
| Hendricks,
Thomas |
Tryon County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Col. William Graham, Captain not named.
Oct. 21 - Dec. 30, 1777, a Private under Capt. Robert Porter
and Col. William Graham. aka Thomas Hendrix. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hendrixen,
Isaac |
Bertie County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Allen Ramsey and Col. Thomas Pugh. 1781,
a Private under Capt. William Rascoe, attached to Col. Peter
Dauge (Camden County Regiment). Born in 1753 in what became Hertford
County, NC. |
|
| Hendry,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
9/8/1778,
a known Private under Capt. Joshua Bowman. |
|
| Henegar,
Coonrod |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
1780 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Peter Hedrick, then under Capt. James Billingsley,
both under Col. Francis Locke. Born in 1752 in Northampton County,
PA. |
Camden (SC). |
| Hennissee,
John |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Maj. Jeptha Eatherton. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Henry,
Archibald |
Cumberland County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
3/15/1780,
a known Shoemaker under Col. Robert Rowan. |
|
| Henry,
Burrel |
1st NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Peter Bacot for 18 months. |
|
| Henry,
Hugh |
Hyde County Regiment |
1782 |
|
2/7/1782,
a Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Henry,
James |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
First
in SC unit. 1780, a Private under Capt. John Barber and Col.
William Graham. 10/7/1780, a known Private, unit unknown. Then
back in SC unit. From what would later become Gaston County,
NC. Born in 1753 in Cumberland County, PA. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Henry,
James |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
10/3/1780,
a known Private under Capt. James Thompson. |
Battle of the Bees. |
| Henry,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Joshua Bowman.
Probably the same man as John Hendry above. |
|
| Henry,
John |
4th NC Regiment |
|
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. William Goodman.
Died in Jan. 1778. |
|
| Henry,
John |
Granville County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. John Gwinn, attached to Col. William O'Neal
(Orange County Regiment). Lived in Chatham County. 1780, also
a Private under Capt. William Cage and Lt. Col. John Luttrell.
1781, a Private under Capt. John Elliott and Col. James Read
in the newly-created NC Light Horse Regiment. Born in 1762 in
York County, PA. |
|
| Henry,
John |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
10/7/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Malcolm Henry and Lt. Col. Frederick
Hambright. Killed at the battle of Kings Mountain, SC. Brother
of Joseph Henry and Moses Henry below. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Henry,
John |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a Private under Capt. John McKnitt Alexander and Col. Adam Alexander.
Then joined SC units. Born on 2/14/1759 in Augusta County, VA. |
Cherokee Expedition
1776. |
| Henry,
Joseph |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Chronicle, Capt. John Mattocks,
and Capt. Samuel Martin, all under Col. William Graham. 1780,
also a Private under Capt. Thomas Lofton, attached to Col. Francis
Locke (Rowan County Regiment). |
|
| Henry,
Joseph |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
10/7/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Malcolm Henry and Lt. Col. Frederick
Hambright. Brother of John Henry above and Moses Henry below. |
Wofford's
Iron Works, Ramseur's Mill, Kings Mountain (SC). |
| Henry,
Joseph |
Rutherford County
Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Wagon Master under Capt. Robert Gilkey and Col. Andrew Hampton.
Lived in Lincoln County. 1781, a Private under Capt. Thomas Lofton,
attached to Col. Francis Locke (Rowan County Regiment). Then,
a Commissary. |
Whitesell's
Mill, Guilford Court House. |
| Henry,
Michael |
7th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
3/2/1777,
a Private under Capt. James Vaughan.
Deserted in Aug. 1777. |
|
| Henry,
Moses |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
1780 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. John Mattocks and Col. William Graham.
10/7/1780, a known Private under Capt. Samuel Martin and Lt.
Col. Frederick Hambright. Severely wounded at the battle of Kings
Mountain, SC - died nine months later in a hospital in Charlotte,
NC. Brother of Joseph and John above. aka Moses Hendry. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Henry,
Robert |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
10/7/1780,
a known Private under Maj. William Chronicle and Lt. Col. Frederick
Hambright. Wounded at the battle
of Kings Mountain, SC. Born
on 1/10/1765 in Mecklenburg (what would become Tryon) County,
NC. |
Kings Mountain
(SC), Cowan's Ford. |
| Henry,
Thomas |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1779 |
|
3/15/1779,
a known Private under Capt. Berryman Turner and Col. William
Moore. From Chatham County. |
|
| Henry,
William |
1st NC Regiment |
1776 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Joshua Bowman. |
|
| Henry,
William |
3rd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
1/25/1782,
served under Capt. Samuel Jones for 12 months. |
|
| Henrys,
Samuel |
Hyde County Regiment |
1782 |
|
2/7/1782,
a Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Hensley,
William |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Thomas Evans for 18 months. |
|
| Henson,
Jesse |
Washington District
Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. William Cocke and Col. William Christian
(VA). Probably considered a VA unit. 1777, in Washington County.
1777, a Private under Capt. Evan Shelby, Jr. and Col. Evan Shelby,
Sr. at Eaton's Station. 1780, a Private under a Capt. Campbell
and Col. John Sevier. 1780, also a Private under Capt. Robert
King and Col. John Sevier. 1781, a Private under a Capt. Yancey
or Laney and Col. John Sevier. Then in VA units. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, French Broad River, Boyd's Creek (TN). |
| Henson,
John |
Sullivan County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Evan Shelby, Jr. and Col. Isaac Shelby.
Moved to Rutherford County. Then in SC unit. |
|
| Henson,
Paul |
Wilkes County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. John Cleveland and Col. Benjamin Cleveland.
1780, also a Private under Capt. Ning Hawkins and Col. John Sevier
(Washington County Regiment). 1780, also a Private under a Capt.
Brevard and Col. Benjamin Cleveland. Moved to VA, joined there. |
Kings
Mountain (SC). |
| Henson,
Richard |
Wilkes County
Regiment |
1777 |
1779 |
1777,
a Private under Capt. William Nall. 1779, a Private under Capt.
Absalom Cleveland, then under Capt. Pleasant Henderson. Guarded
the Surveyors for the NC/VA State Line. All service under Col.
Benjamin Cleveland. Born in 1760 in Caroline County, VA. |
|
| Henson,
William |
3rd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Alexander Brevard then Capt. Samuel Jones
(1st NC Regiment) for 18 months.
Discharged at the Court House in Surry County, NC.
His pension application contains a lot of erroneous recall. W8923. |
|
| Henson,
William |
Anson County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/9/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Harris. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Henson,
William |
Randolph County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
Sep.
1780 to March 1781, a Private under Capt. John Rains and Col.
John Collier. Born in 1757 or 1758 in Culpeper County, VA. Older
brother of Sgt. Jesse Henson. |
|
| Herman,
George |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. From what is now Catawba County. |
|
| Herman,
John |
|
1778 |
|
Jan.
1778, a Private, regiment and unit unknown. |
|
| Herman,
Robert |
1st NC Regiment |
1776 |
|
12/23/1776,
a Private, unit unknown.
9/8/1778, a known Private in the Colonel's Company (Col.
Thomas Clark) led by Capt. John Gambier Scull. |
|
| Hern,
Howell |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
5/21/1781,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe.
Dropped from the rolls sometime during 1781. |
|
| Hern,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/5/1781,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe.
Died on 2/20/1782. |
|
| Herndon,
George |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. James Kendrick and Col. Ambrose Ramsey.
In the Purrysburg, SC expedition, no named engagements. 1779-1780,
a Private under Capt. James Herndon (his father), attached to
Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle (a Continental officer). At Charleston,
SC, erecting breastworks, etc., discharged before the town surrendered.
1781, a Private under Capt. John Knight, attached to Col. Francois
DeMalmedy (NC Light Dragoons). 1781, also a Private under Capt.
Joseph Rosser and Col. Ambrose Ramsey. POW ath the incident known
as Chatham Court House, escaped after four or five months. Born
on 6/14/1763. |
Siege
of Charleston 1780 (SC), Chatham Court House. |
| Herndon,
James |
Wake County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Lewis Bledsoe and Col. James Hinton. 1781,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Herndon and Col. Francois DeMalmedy
in the NC Light Dragoons. |
|
| Herndon,
John |
NC Light Dragoons |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. James Herndon and Col. Francois DeMalmedy.
Deserted in July '81. From Chatham County. |
|
| Herndon,
Joseph |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Dillard, attached to Col. John
Collier (Randolph County Regiment). 1781, a Private under a Capt.
Gwinn and Lt. Col. John Humphreys (Guilford County Regiment).
1781, also a Private under Capt. Thomas Gregory and Col. Ambrose
Ramsey. POW at the incident known as Chatham Court House, held
17 months. |
Camden (SC), Chatham
Court House. |
| Herndon,
Zack |
Orange County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. From what is now Durham County. |
|
| Herrard,
James |
2nd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
9/9/1778,
a known Private under Capt. Robert Fenner. |
|
| Herring,
Abraham |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. Four pay vouchers. Born c. 1751. |
|
| Herring,
Arthur |
Duplin County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Alexander Outlaw and Col. James Kenan. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Herring,
Daniel |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. Three pay vouchers. Born in
1729 in Bertie County, NC. 1778, moved to Duplin County. |
|
| Herring,
Enoch |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. Four pay vouchers. Born on 1/30/1762. |
|
| Herring,
Frederick |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. Two pay vouchers. Born c. 1766. |
|
| Herring,
Jesse |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1778 |
1780 |
1778,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Boon and Col. James Glasgow. 1779,
in Wayne County. 1779, a Private under Capt. Jesse Jernigan and
Col. Benjamin Exum. 1780, a Private under Capt. David Jernigan,
Jr. and Col. Benjamin Exum. 1780, also a Private under Capt.
Benjamin Harrison and Lt. Col. William McKinnie. Born on 8/31/1762
in Dobbs (what became Wayne) County, NC. |
|
| Herring,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
5/25/1781,
a Private under Capt. Alexander Brevard.
Deserted on 6/3/1781 (?). |
|
| Herring,
John |
|
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Herring,
Joshua |
|
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Herring,
Matthew |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a known Private under Capt. Jacob Johnston and Col. Abraham Sheppard. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Herring,
Simon |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Jesse Cobb and Col. Abraham Sheppard.
7/26/1777, drafted under Capt. John Kennedy and Col. James Glasgow. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Herring,
Stephen |
Duplin County Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a known Private under Capt. William Dickson and Col. James Kenan.
Too late for the battle of Moore's Creek Bridge. |
|
| Herring,
Stephen Bright |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. Born c. 1765 in Duplin County,
NC. |
|
| Herrington,
Giles |
2nd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Robert Raiford for 18 months.
aka Giles Harrington. |
|
| Herrington,
Isaac |
Camden County Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Spencer West, attached to Col. Jonas Johnston
(Edgecombe County Regiment). He claims to have been in the NC
Continental Line, but his statements do not match anything known. |
Stono Ferry (SC). |
| Herrington,
Peter |
8th NC Regiment |
1778 |
1778 |
A
Corporal under Capt. Francis Tartanson.
A Private in Jan. 1778.
Dropped from the rolls in Feb. 1778. |
|
| Herrington,
Samuel |
2nd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Benjamin Carter for 18 months. |
|
| Herrington,
Thomas |
4th NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. George Dougherty for 12 months.
Discharged on 5/25/1782. |
|
| Herritage,
John |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1781 |
|
2/14/1781,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Herron,
Allan |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Ezra Alexander and Col. George Alexander.
1780, also a Private under Capt. William Alexander and Col. Robert
Irwin. 1781, a Private under Capt. Robert McKnight, then under
Capt. James Osborn, both under Col. Robert Irwin. |
|
| Herron,
Matthew |
10th NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/8/1777,
a Corporal under Capt. Armwell Herron.
A Private in June 1778.
9/9/1778, a known Private in the Major's Company (Maj.
Hardy Murfree) (2nd NC Regiment). 3/12/1779, re-enlisted
in the Major's Company (Maj. Hardy Murfree).
POW at Ft. Lafayette, NY on 6/1/1779.
Rejoined in Nov. 1779.
aka Matthew Herring, Hevring. |
Ft. Lafayette
(NY). |
| Hertsock,
Peter |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
6/25/1777,
a Private under Capt. Isaac Moore.
Re-enlisted in Jan. 1782 for the remainder of the war,
regiment and unit unknown. |
|
| Hessian,
Peter |
DQMG |
1780 |
|
A
Wagoner under Col. Nicholas Long (Deputy QM General).
Said to be an ex-Continental soldier (?). |
|
| Hester,
Abraham |
Bute County Regiment |
1775 |
1781 |
1775,
a Private under Capt. James Garrison and Col. William Person.
1776, a Private under Capt. Harrison Macon and Col. Thomas Eaton.
Moved to Granville County. 1780, a Private under Capt. Peter
Bennett, attached to Lt. Col. Stephen Moore (Caswell County Regiment).
1780-1781, also a Private under Capt. John Henderson and Col.
Francois DeMalmedy in the NC Light Dragoons. Too late for the
battle of Guilford Court House. March 1781, a Private under Capt.
Peter Bennett and Lt. Col. Drury Smith, sent to the Roanoke River
to catch fish for the army for three months. Born in 1750 in
VA. |
|
| Hester,
Benjamin |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
5/25/1778,
a known Private under Capt. Ralph Williams and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months.
1779, a Private under Capt. Ralph Williams and Col. Francois
DeMalmedy (NC Light Dragoons). 1780, a Private under Capt. Barnett
Pulliam, attached to Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle (a Continental
officer). POW at the Fall of Charleston, SC, paroled. 1780, also
a Private under Capt. Peter Bennett, attached to Lt. Col. Stephen
Moore (Caswell County Regiment). 1780-1781, a Private under Capt.
Stephen Merritt, attached to Lt. Col. Thomas Farmer (Orange County
Regiment). 1781, a Private under Capt. John Taylor and Col. Francois
DeMalmedy (NC Light Dragoons). 5/15/1781, a Private under Capt.
Tilghman Dixon (2nd NC Regiment). Dropped from the rolls sometime
during 1781. |
Stono
Ferry (SC), Siege of Charleston 1780 (SC), Rocky Mount (SC),
Cowan's Ford, Tarrant's Tavern, Ramsey's Mill, Stewart's Creek
#1. |
| Hester,
Farel |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
First
in MD unit. 1780, a Private under Capt. Samuel Reid and Col.
Francis Locke. 1780-1781, a Private under Capt. Samuel Reid and
Maj. James Hall. Moved to Washington County. 1782, a Private
under Capt. William Lea and Col. John Sevier. Born in 1750 in
Ireland. |
Little
Lynches Creek (SC), Camden (SC), Cowan's Ford. |
| Hester,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1779 |
1782 |
6/14/1779,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Donoho for 12 months.
Discharged on 6/16/1782. |
|
| Hester,
John |
3rd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
1/1/1782,
served under Capt. Samuel Jones for 12 months. |
|
| Hester,
John |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Richard Taylor and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle
(a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months. 1781,
a Private under Capt. John Taylor and Col. Francois DeMalmedy
in the NC Light Dragoons. |
Briar
Creek (GA), Ramsey's Mill, Stewart's Creek #1. |
| Hester,
Joseph |
Granville County
Regiment |
1781 |
1783 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. John Taylor and Col. Francois DeMalmedy
in the NC Light Dragoons. 1781, also a Private under Capt. William
Gilliam and Col. Joseph Taylor. 1/1/1782, served under Capt.
Samuel Jones (3rd NC Regiment) for 12 months. W19762. |
Ramsey's Mill,
Stewart's Creek #1. |
| Hester,
Robert |
Granville County
Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779-1780,
a Private under Capt. Barnett Pulliam, attached to Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer). 1780, a Private under Capt. Peter
Bennett, attached to Lt. Col. Stephen Moore (Caswell County Regiment).
1781, a Private under Capt. William Hester and Col. Joseph Taylor.
Born on 11/20/1758 in Granville County, NC. |
Siege
of Charleston 1780 (SC), Camden (SC), Guilford Court House. |
| Hester,
Thomas |
Bladen County
Regiment |
1775 |
1781 |
1775,
a Private under Capt. Josiah Hendon and Col. Thomas Robeson,
Jr. 1778-1779, a Private under Capt. Joseph Wood, attached to
Col. Philip Alston (Cumberland County Regiment). 1780, a Private
under Capt. Samuel Anderson and Lt. Col. James Richardson. 1781,
a Private under Capt. Peter Robeson and Col. Thomas Brown. 1781,
also a Private under Capt. Jared Irwin and Col. Thomas Robeson,
Jr. 1781, also a Private under Capt. Thomas Haynes and Col. Thomas
Owen. Born on 4/2/1757 in Bladen County, NC. |
Briar Creek (GA),
Bear Swamp (SC). |
| Hester,
Zachariah |
Granville County
Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Cuthbert Hudson, attached to Col. Ambrose
Ramsey (Chatham County Regiment). Started on Cherokee Expedition,
forced to turn back due to the lack of wagons and pack horses.
1778-1779, a Private under Capt. William Gill and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer). 1780, a Private under Capt. Barnett
Pulliam, attached to Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle (a Continental
officer). 1781, a Private under Capt. William Hicks and Col.
Joseph Taylor. 1781, also a Private under Capt. Batt Birdsong
and Col. Nicholas Long (DQMG) at the Public Factory in Harrisburgh. |
Siege
of Charleston 1780 (SC), Guilford Court House. |
| Hewell,
Caleb |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
4/5/1781,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe.
Dropped from the rolls sometime during 1781. |
|
| Hewett,
Ebenezer |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
4/2/1777,
a Private under Capt. Griffith John McRee for the duration of
the war. 9/8/1778, a known Private
in the Lt. Colonel's Company (Lt. Col. Robert Mebane) (1st NC
Regiment) led by Capt. Joshua Bowman.
POW at the Fall of Charleston (SC), soon escaped.
1781, in SC Militia.
Enlisted at Wilmington, NC.
From Brunswick County, NC. aka Ebenezer Hewitt. S41632. |
Brandywine
Creek (PA), Monmouth (NJ), Siege of Charleston (SC). |
| Hewett,
Jeremiah |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
6/24/1779,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Montford.
Deserted in Sep. 1779.
From Dobbs County, NC. aka Jeremiah Hewlet. |
|
| Hewey,
Robert |
|
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Wagoner - unit not named. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hewings,
Thomas |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Thomas White.
Dropped from the rolls in Oct. 1777. |
|
| Hewitt,
John |
Onslow County
Regiment |
1777 |
1779 |
1777,
a Private under Capt. Hull Jones and Col. William Cray. 1779,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Scott Cray and Col. John Herritage
in the newly-created NC State Regiment (State Troops). 1779,
also a Private under Capt. William Cray, attached to Col. Thomas
Matthews (Cumberland County Regiment). Born on 11/25/1754 in
Onslow County, NC. |
|
| Hewitt,
John |
Onslow County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. John Cooper and Col. John Spicer. |
|
| Hewlett,
Charles |
3rd NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
7/1/1779,
a Private under Capt. Kedar Ballard for 18 months. |
|
| Hewlett,
Robert |
7th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. John McGlaughan.
Deserted in July 1777. |
|
| Hewling,
Jacob |
2nd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
9/9/1778,
a known Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company (Lt. Col. Selby
Harney). |
|
| Hews,
Burrel |
7th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Joseph Walker.
Dropped from the rolls in Jan. 1778. |
|
| Hews,
James |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
5/25/1781,
a Private under Lt./Capt. Benjamin Bailey.
Discharged on 5/25/1782 (3rd NC Regiment). |
|
| Hews,
John |
DQMG |
1780 |
|
A
Saddler on the roll of Capt. Solomon Wood (NC Light Dragoons)
- this seems to be for convenience only.
A Saddle Maker under Col. Nicholas Long (Deputy QM General). |
|
| Hews,
William |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. William Lytle for 18 months. |
|
| Hews,
Willis |
3rd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
9/17/1782,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Bailey for 12 months. |
|
| Hickman,
Benjamin |
NC State Cavalry-Western
District |
1780 |
1781 |
Sep.
1780, a Private under Capt. James Craig and Col. William Richardson
Davie. Lived in Rowan County. 1781, a Private under Capt. Andrew
Allison and Col. Francis Locke. Born on 9/13/1762 in Cecil County,
MD. |
|
| Hickman,
Corbin |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
5/12/1781,
a Private under Capt. Tilghman Dixon.
Discharged on 5/26/1782 (1st NC Regiment).
Probably the same man as directly below. |
|
| Hickman,
Corbin |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
A
Private under Maj. Reading Blount for nine months.
Dropped from the rolls in Oct. 1779. |
|
| Hickman,
Corbin |
8th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1779 |
A
Private under Capt. Michael Quinn.
Discharged on 11/22/1779.
aka Corbin Kickman. |
|
| Hickman,
Corbin |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/25/1778,
a known Private under Capt. Ralph Williams and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months.
Probably the same man as directly above (different sources). |
|
| Hickman,
Edwin |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Absalom Bostick and Col. Martin Armstrong.
1781, a Private under Capt. James Gains and Lt. Col. Joseph Winston.
1781, also a Private under Capt. David Humphreys and Col. Joseph
Williams. 1781, also a Private under Capt. James Gains and Col.
Martin Armstrong. Born on 8/9/1762 in Culpeper County, VA. |
Whitesell's Mill. |
| Hickman,
Jacob |
3rd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Benjamin Coleman, then under Capt. Thomas
Evans (4th NC Regiment) for 18 months.
Discharged at Haddrell's Point, SC.
From Pitt County, NC. S41643. |
|
| Hickman,
John |
4th NC Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778,
in the "New Levies" under Lt./Capt. William Lytle for
nine months. Lived in Anson County. 1781, a Private under Capt.
Thomas Threadgill, then under Capt. William Brackin, both under
Col. Francois DeMalmedy (NC Light Dragoons). Born in Duplin County,
NC. W7745. |
Eutaw Springs
(SC). |
| Hickman,
John |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. James Cole Mountflorence and Maj. George
Henry Barrier. |
|
| Hickman,
Jonathan |
Wilkes County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1/19/1779,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Hickman,
Joseph |
Rowan County Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. James Craig and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle
(a Continental officer) in the New Levies. He was a substitute
for his brother, William Hickman, to complete his third tour. |
|
| Hickman,
Mark |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/2/1780,
a Private under Capt. William Brinkley and then Capt. John Pitts,
both under Col. Samuel Jarvis. From Halifax County. |
|
| Hickman,
Theophilus |
Nash County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private under Capt. John Bond and Col. James Clinch, year not
named. Lived in Edgecombe County. |
|
| Hickman,
Thomas |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Meredith and Col. Martin Armstrong.
Late 1780, an Ensign. Early 1781, a Private under Capt. Edwin
Hickman, attached to Lt. Col. John Armstrong (a Continental Major
acting as a Militia Lt. Colonel). Born on 10/15/1762 in Albemarle
County, VA. |
Whitesell's Mill,
Guilford Court House. |
| Hickman,
William |
Rowan County Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
1776,
two tours as a Private under Capt. George Henry Barrier and Col.
Francis Locke. Too late for the battle of Moore's Creek Bridge.
1778, a Private under Capt. James Craig and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies. Hired his brother,
Joseph, to finish this tour, he was too sick. 1780, a Private
under Capt. William Temple Coles and Maj. George Henry Barrier.
1781, a Private, Captain not named. Born on 12/25/1756 in Cecil
County, MD. |
Cherokee Expedition
1776. |
| Hicks,
Charles |
1st NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
11/1/1778,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe for nine months. |
|
| Hicks,
Dempsey |
2nd NC Regiment |
1782 |
1782 |
Sep.
1782, a Private under Capt. Clement Hall.
Deserted on 12/10/1782. |
|
| Hicks,
Harris |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. John Farrar, then under Capt. Barnett Pulliam,
both under Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle (a Continental officer) in
the New Levies for nine months. 1780-1781, a Private, Captain(s)
not named. 1781, a Private under Maj. Batt Birdsong and Col.
Nicholas Long (DQMG) at the Public Factory in Harrisburgh. |
Stono
Ferry (SC), Cowan's Ford, Tarrant's Tavern. |
| Hicks,
Hasell |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
A
Private under Maj. Reading Blount for nine months.
Deserted in Sep. 1779. |
|
| Hicks,
Henry |
3rd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
2/4/1782,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Bailey for 12 mos. |
|
| Hicks,
Henry |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Thomas White.
Died in Dec. 1777. |
|
| Hicks,
Isaac |
NC Light Dragoons |
1777 |
1778 |
April
1776, a Private under Capt. John Dickerson in NC State Troops.
Mar. 1777, this unit was led by Capt. Samuel Ashe. 3/7/1777,
this unit was placed on the NC Continental Line. Discharged on
10/16/1778 at Halifax, NC. From what is now Durham County, NC.
S38024. |
|
| Hicks,
James |
5th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. John Pugh Williams.
Dropped from the rolls in Feb. 1778. |
|
| Hicks,
Jesse |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Jacob Johnston, attached to Col. James
Kenan (Duplin County Regiment). |
Rockfish Creek. |
| Hicks,
John |
5th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
A
Private under Capt. John Pugh Williams for 2-1/2 years.
From Orange County, NC.
W4695. |
|
| Hicks,
Micajah |
2nd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Benjamin Carter for 18 months. |
|
| Hicks,
Micajah |
4th NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. Joseph T. Rhodes.
Then, under Capt. William Lytle.
Discharged on 4/25/1782.
Earlier in MD and VA units. Probably the same man
as directly above.
W7738. |
Cowpens
(SC), Guilford Court House, Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Hicks,
Solomon |
Surry County Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Jesse Walton and Col. Martin Armstrong.
1780, a Private under Capt. Richard Allen and Col. Benjamin Cleveland
(Wilkes County Regiment). Later in SC unit. |
|
| Hicks,
Thermon |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1779 |
|
3/15/1779,
a known Private under Capt. Berryman Turner and Col. William
Moore. |
|
| Hicks,
Thomas |
9th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Hezekiah Rice.
Dropped from the rolls in Jan. 1778. |
|
| Hicks,
Thomas |
|
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hicks,
Tubal Cain |
Anson County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/9/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Harris. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hicksman,
Charles |
3rd NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
A
Private under Capt. Michael Quinn.
Discharged in Dec. 1779. |
|
| Hickson,
Nathan |
Anson County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/9/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Harris. aka Nathan Hickman,
Nathan Hickmon. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hide,
Sal. |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
A
Private under Maj. Reading Blount for nine months.
Dropped from the rolls in Oct. 1779. |
|
| Hide,
Jesse |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
1780 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Meredith and Col. Martin Armstrong.
Then hired a substitute to serve under Capt. John Hays. |
Little Lynches
Creek (SC), Camden (SC). |
| Higdon,
Daniel |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Johnson, attached to Col. John Collier
(Randolph County Regiment). 1780, also a Private under Col. James
Williams (SC), Captain not named. 1781, a Private under Capt.
Matthew Ramsey (4th NC Regiment) for 12 (?) months. 1781, also
a Private under Capt. James Mebane (Orange County Regiment),
attached to Maj. William Gholson (Chatham County Regiment). Born
on 8/1/1755 in Orange (what became Chatham) County, NC. W25769. |
Camden
(SC), Kings Mountain (SC), Guilford Court House, Lindley's Mill. |
| Higdon,
Leonard |
Anson County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. George Wilson and Col. Thomas Wade. Born
in 1754 in Anson County, NC. |
|
| Higdon,
Philip |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1779 |
1780 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. George Herndon and Col. Ambrose Ramsey.
1780, a Private under Capt. Lewis Bledsoe and Col. John Hinton,
Jr. (Wake County Regiment). 1780, also a Private under Capt.
Joseph Johnson, attached to Col. John Collier (Randolph County
Regiment). Born in 1754 in Orange (what became Chatham) County,
NC. |
Siege
of Charleston 1780 (SC), Camden (SC). |
| Higgins,
Ananias |
Rutherford County
Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Price, then Capt. John Beverly (Wilkes
County Regiment), both attached to Col. Charles McDowell (Burke
County Regiment). Lived in Wilkes County. 1781, a Private under
Capt. Alexander Gordon, attached to Col. Francois DeMalmedy (NC
Light Dragoons). He claims to have lost two brothers, Robert
and William, at the battle of Eutaw Springs, SC. 1781, also a
Private under Capt. Samuel Dyer and Col. Martin Armstrong (Surry
County Regiment). Born on 11/14/1763 in what became Guilford
County, NC. |
Eutaw
Springs (SC). |
| Higgins,
Peter |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Daniel Williams.
Died on 3/24/1778. |
|
| Higgins,
Thomas |
1st NC Regiment |
|
|
A
Private under Capt. Joshua Bowman, dates unknown. |
|
| Higgins,
Thomas |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. George Dougherty.
Died on 3/27/1778. |
|
| Higgs,
John |
Bertie County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. John Faulk, attached to Col. James Blount
(Chowan County Regiment). Born in 1757 in Bertie County, NC. |
|
| High,
Gardner |
Anson County Regiment |
1780 |
|
First
in VA unit. 1780, a Private under Capt. Edward Walker, attached
to Col. Henry William Harrington (Richmond County Regiment).
Born in 1753 in Didwiddie County, VA. |
|
| Highcut,
Richard |
New Bern District
Minutemen |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Williams and Col. Richard
Caswell. From Dobbs County. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Highfield,
Hezekiah |
3rd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Alexander Brevard for 18 months. |
|
| Highsmith,
Moses |
Pitt County Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778,
a Private under a Capt. Moore. 1779, a Private under Capt. George
Faulkner, attached to Col. John Pugh Williams (Bertie County
Regiment). 1781, a Private under Capt. Lewis Cannon and Col.
John Simpson. |
|
| Hightower,
George |
Orange County Regiment |
1776 |
|
8/22/1776,
a known Private under Capt. William Williams, detached to support
march against hostile indians led by Col. Ambrose Ramsey (Chatham
County Regiment). Forced to turn back due to the lack of wagons
and pack horses. |
|
| Hilbert,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
5/4/1779,
a Private under Capt. Robert Raiford for 12 months.
Died in Dec. 1781. |
|
| Hilburn,
Vaughn |
Dobbs County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. One pay voucher. Born c. 1738. |
|
| Hill,
Abraham |
Rowan County Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. James Purviance and Col. Francis Locke.
1780, a Private under Capt. James Purviance, attached to Col.
Franciois DeMalmedy and Col. Thomas Sumter (SC) at the battle
of Fishing Creek, SC. 1780, also a Private under Capt. Johnm
Bickerstaff and Lt. Col. Hugh Brevard (Burke County Regiment).
April 1781, in SC unit. Born on 1/29/1758 in Bucks County, PA. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, Fishing Creek (SC). |
| Hill,
Abram |
Wake County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Wagoner under Capt. Michael Rogers and Col. John Hinton,
Sr. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hill,
Abram |
Washington County
Regiment |
1777 |
1780 |
1777,
a Private under Capt. Robert King and Col. John Carter. 1778-1780,
a Captain. Fall of 1780, a Private under Capt. James Wilson and
Col. John Sevier. Born on 7/24/1759 in NJ. |
Boyd's Creek (TN). |
| Hill,
Benjamin |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
7/14/1780,
received a $150 bounty from Col. James Glasgow for enlisting/re-enlisting. |
|
| Hill,
Benjamin |
NC Light Horse
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Asa Bryan and Col. James Read. Lived in
Chatham County. Born on 12/13/1761. |
Hobkirk's Hill
(SC). |
| Hill,
Daniel |
Washington County
Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
1780-1782,
a Private under Capt. James Wilson and Col. John Sevier. Born
on 9/4/1757 in Loudoun County, VA. |
Boyd's Creek (TN),
Lookout Mountain (TN). |
| Hill,
David |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/2/1780,
a Private under Capt. Alexander Whitehall and Col. Samuel Jarvis.
From Currituck County. |
|
| Hill,
Francis |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1777 |
|
7/26/1777,
drafted under Capt. John Kennedy and Col. James Glasgow. |
|
| Hill,
George |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
5/12/1781,
a Private under Capt. Tilghman Dixon.
Dropped from the rolls sometime during 1781. |
|
| Hill,
Green |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
6/20/1781,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe.
Dropped from the rolls sometime during 1781. |
|
| Hill,
Gustavus |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
3/22/1781,
a Private under Capt. Richard Vernon and Col. John Peasley for
one month. |
|
| Hill,
Henry |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Maj. Jeptha Eatherton. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hill,
Isaac |
Johnston County
Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. |
|
| Hill,
Isaac |
Washington County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Robert Bean and Lt. Col. Charles Robertson.
Lived in Wake County. 1780, also a Private under Capt. Needham
Bryant and Col. John Smith (Johnston County Regiment). |
|
| Hill,
James |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Richard Vernon and Col. John Peasley. |
|
| Hill,
James |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
10/7/1780,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Hill,
James |
Tryon County Regiment |
1777 |
1779 |
1777,
a Private under Col. William Graham, Captain not named. 1778,
a Private under Capt. Abraham Kuykendall and Col. Charles McLean.
1779, a Lieutenant in Lincoln County Regiment. Born on 3/10/1759
in Anson County, NC. |
|
| Hill,
Jesse |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
5/2/1781,
a Private under Lt./Capt. Benjamin Bailey.
Discharged on 5/2/1782 (3rd NC Regiment). |
|
| Hill,
Joel |
Surry County Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Gibson Wooldridge and Col. Martin Armstrong.
1780, a Private under Capt. John Morgan and Col. Benjamin Cleveland
(Wilkes County Regiment). 1780, also under Lt. Robert Hill and
Col. Martin Armstrong. 1780, also a Private under Capt. William
Pierce and Col. John Peasley (Guilford County Regiment). Fall
of 1781, a Private under Capt. Robert Hill and Col. Robert Smith
in the newly-created NC State Legion, and in the Wilmington Expedition.
Born on 5/26/1763 in Caroline County, VA. |
Brick House. |
| Hill,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1778 |
1780 |
2/28/1778,
a Private under Capt. Howell Tatum.
9/8/1778, a known Private under Capt. Howell Tatum.
Re-enlisted on 9/20/1778 in same unit for 20 months. Discharged on 1/28/1780. |
|
| Hill,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/5/1781,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe.
A Corporal in Jan. 1782.
Discharged on 4/5/1782 (4th NC Regiment). |
|
| Hill,
John |
2nd NC Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
3/17/1776,
a Private, unit unknown.
9/9/1778, a known Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company
(Lt. Col. Selby Harney). Discharged on 2/1/1780. |
|
| Hill,
John |
Anson County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780-1781,
a Private under Capt. Jonathan Jackson and Col. Thomas Wade.
Wounded/POW at the battle of Beatti's Bridge, paroled. Lived
in Halifax County, got married in Anson County, joined soon thereafter.
Born on 2/4/1749 in Halifax County, NC. |
Beatti's Bridge. |
| Hill,
John |
Richmond County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780-1781,
several tours as a Private under Capt. William Wall and Col.
Thomas Crawford. |
Beatti's Bridge. |
| Hill,
John |
Wilkes County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. John Cleveland and Col. Benjamin Cleveland.
1780, also a Private under Capt. William Threadgill (Richmond
County Regiment). POW at the battle of Camden, SC, escaped. 1781,
a Private under Capt. Godfrey Isbell and Col. Benjamin Cleveland.
Born in 1759 in NC. |
Camden (SC). |
| Hill,
Jonas |
Surry County Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. Samuel Dyer and Capt. William Hickman,
both under Col. Martin Armstrong. 1781, also a Private under
Capt. Sam McDowell, attached to Col. Francois DeMalmedy (NC Light
Dragoons). Born in 1763 in Granville County, NC. |
Eutaw Springs
(SC). |
| Hill,
Joseph |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
A
Private under Maj. Reading Blount for nine months.
Died on 8/15/1779. |
|
| Hill,
Joshua |
New Bern District
Minutemen |
1776 |
1780 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. James Armstrong and Col. Richard Caswell.
Lived in Pitt County. 1780, a Private under Capt. James Armstrong
and Lt. Col. James Gorham. Aug.-Nov. 1780, a known Private under
Capt. John Hodges, attached to Col. Benjamin Seawell (Franklin
County Regiment). Marched
towards the battle of Camden (SC), too late, went to Salisbury. |
Moore's Creek
Bridge. |
| Hill,
Joshua |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Meredith, attached to Col. Elijah
Isaacs (Wilkes County Regiment). Early 1781, a Private under
Col. Otho Williams (MD), Captain not named. Fall of 1781, a Private
under Capt. Daniel Wright and Col. Robert Smith in the newly-created
NC State Legion, and in the Wilmington Expedition, no named engagements.
Born in 1763 in Caroline County, VA. |
Reedy Creek. |
| Hill,
Moses |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Lt./Capt. George "Gee" Bradley for
nine months. |
|
| Hill,
Moses |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/19/1778,
received a bounty for Militia service under Caswell. Most likely
the same man as directly above (different sources). |
|
| Hill,
Nathaniel |
Wake County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Clerk under Capt. Michael Rogers and Col. John Hinton,
Sr. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hill,
Reuben |
Rutherford County
Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
178-1782,
a Private under Capt. John Earle. Born in 1764 in what is now
York County, SC. Lived in Tryon County, which became Rutherford
County. Moved to Lumpkin County, GA, and lived to be at least
91 years old. S31742. |
|
| Hill,
Richard |
Bute County Regiment |
1778 |
1782 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Britton Harris and Col. Thomas Eaton. 1779,
in Franklin County. Early 1781, a Private under Capt. Benjamin
Eaves, attached to Col. Benjamin Williams (Johnston County Regiment).
4/12/1781, a Private under Capt. Alexander Brevard (1st NC Regiment).
Discharged on 4/12/1782 (3rd NC Regiment). Tended to the sick
during the battle of Eutaw Springs (SC). Born in 1754 in Granville
County, NC. R5006. |
Briar Creek (GA),
Guilford Court House. |
| Hill,
Richard |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
11/4/1780,
drafted under Capt. Henry Taylor and Col. James Glasgow. |
|
| Hill,
Richard |
Dobbs County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. Born in June of 1763. Later
in Glasgow, then Greene County. Probably the same man as directly
above (different sources). |
|
| Hill,
Robert |
3rd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
Enlisted
under Capt. Edward Yarborough for 12 months.
Dropped from the rolls sometime during 1781. |
|
| Hill,
Robert |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
4/7/1781,
a known Private under Capt. Turner Bynum and Col. Jeptha Eatherton. |
|
| Hill,
Robert |
Surry County Regiment |
1776 |
1779 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Richard Goode and Col. Martin Armstrong.
1779, a Lieutenant. |
Cherokee Expedition
1776. |
| Hill,
Samuel |
Anson County Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
First
in VA unit. 1781, a Private under Capt. Duke Glenn and Col. Thomas
Wade. 1781-1782, a Private under Capt. Tilghman Dixon (2nd NC
Regiment). S9577. |
|
| Hill,
Solomon |
3rd NC Regiment |
1782 |
1783 |
A
Private under Capt. Alexander Brevard.
Mar. 1783, transferred to ? |
|
| Hill,
Thomas |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
1782 |
Jan.
1782, a Private under Capt. George Dougherty.
Dropped from the rolls on 4/1/1782.
From Duplin County, NC. |
|
| Hill,
Thomas |
5th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1777 |
4/26/1776,
a Private under Capt. John Pugh Williams.
A Corporal in Nov. 1777.
Discharged in Oct. 1778. |
|
| Hill,
Thomas |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1776 |
1782 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. John Leak and Col. James Martin. 1781,
a Private under Capt. John May and Col. James Martin. Moved to
Wilkes County. 1782, a Private under Capt. Robert King and Col.
John Sevier (Washington County Regiment). Born on 12/22/1759
in Orange (what became Guilford) County, NC. |
Cherokee Expedition
1776. |
| Hill,
Thomas |
Tryon County Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778,
a Private under Capt. Robert Alexander, attached to Col. Francis
Locke (Rowan County Regiment). 1779, in Lincoln County. 1780,
a Private under Capt. Isaac White and Lt. Col. Robert Smith,
then attached to Col. James Williams (SC). Early 1781, a Private
under Capt. Thomas Davidson and Col. Francis Locke (Rowan County
Regiment). Fall of 1781, a Private under Capt. Richard Simmons
and Col. Robert Smith in the newly-created NC State Legion, and
in the Wilmington Expedition. Born on 3/27/1762 in Tryon (what
became Lincoln) County, NC. |
Ramseur's
Mill, Kings Mountain (SC), Cowan's Ford, Tarrant's Tavern, Raft
Swamp, Brick House. |
| Hill,
William |
3rd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
1/2/1782,
served under Capt. Samuel Jones for 12 months. |
|
| Hill,
William |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
A
Private under Maj. Reading Blount for nine months.
Dropped from the rolls in Oct. 1779. |
|
| Hill,
William |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Salathiel Martin, attached to Col. Benjamin
Cleveland (Wilkes County Regiment). 1780, also a Private under
Capt. John Horn and Col. Martin Armstrong. 1781, a Private under
Capt. Salathiel Martin and Col. Martin Armstrong. |
Shallow Ford,
Guilford Court House. |
| Hillan,
James |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. James Jack and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle
(a Continental officer) in the New Levies. 1779, a Private under
Capt. Christopher Goodwin and Col. Francois DeMalmedy (NC Light
Dragoons). |
Stono Ferry (SC). |
| Hillard,
James |
5th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1777 |
4/16/1776,
a Private under Capt. William Caswell.
Dropped from the rolls in Sep. 1777. |
|
| Hillen,
George |
Anson County Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
First
in SC units. 1780, a Sergeant in NC Militia. Then joined a GA
unit, then a SC unit. 1781, a Private under Capt. Patrick Boggan
and Col. Thomas Wade, soon attached to Col. Robert Smith (NC
State Legion). Then in SC unit again. Lived in Rutherford County.
Born on 8/29/1762 in Anson (what became Richmond) County, NC. |
Brick House. |
| Hilliard,
John |
Bladen County Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a known Private under Capt. James Council and Col. Thomas Robeson,
Jr. aka John Hillyard. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hilliard,
Major |
New Bern District
Minutemen |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Williams and Col. Richard
Caswell. From Dobbs County. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hilliard,
Major |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. John Sheppard and Col. Abraham Sheppard. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hilliard,
Thomas |
Halifax County
Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. William Smith and Col. Nicholas Long (DQMG).
Sent to James Bilboe's fishery on the Roanoke River to catch
fish for the army. Lived in Granville County. 1781, a Private
under Capt. Gideon Gooch and Col. Joseph Taylor, guarding the
NC Legislature at Hillsborough. |
|
| Hillis,
Robert |
Anson County Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. John George Lowman, attached to Col. Francis
Locke (Rowan County Regiment). Guarded the Jail at Salisbury
for about seven weeks with his brother Samuel. From Rowan County. |
|
| Hillis,
Samuel |
Rowan County Regiment |
1776 |
1779 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. William Wilson and Col. Francis Locke.
1779, a Private under Capt. William Wilson, then under Capt.
Galbraith Falls, then under Capt. John George Lowman (Anson County
Regiment), all under Col. Francis Locke. 11/5/1779, in a personal
fight, lost the sight of both eyes, never served again. |
Cherokee Expedition
1776. |
| Hills,
John |
Bute County Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Britton Harris and Col. Thomas Eaton. 1779,
in Warren County. Early 1781, a Private under Capt. Jordan Harris
and Col. James Read in the newly-created NC Light Horse Regiment.
1781, also a Private under Capt. Francis Thornton and Col. Joseph
Taylor (Granville County Regiment). 1791, also a Private under
Capt. Edmund Gamble and Col. Francois DeMalmedy (NC Light Dragoons).
Born on 5/16/1761. |
Briar Creek (GA),
Guilford Court House. |
| Hills,
Samuel |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. Tilghman Dixon.
Discharged 4/1/1782. |
|
| Hilsabeck,
Jacob |
Surry County Regiment |
1778 |
1780 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Henry Smith and Col. Joseph Williams. 1780,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Phillips and Lt. Col. William Shepherd,
then under Maj. John Armstrong (a Continental officer). From
what is now Stokes County. Born in 1762 in PA. |
Briar
Creek (GA), Ramseur's Mill, Colson's Mill. |
| Hilton,
Abraham |
Orange County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Rogers and Col. William O'Neal.
aka Abram Helton. |
|
| Hilton,
Arnold |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
5/28/1781,
a Private under Capt. Alexander Brevard.
Discharged on 5/9/1782 (3rd NC Regiment).
aka Arnold Hillton. |
|
| Hilton,
James |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Clark and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle
(a Continental officer). In the Purrysburg, SC expedition, no
named engagements. 1781, a Private under Capt. Smith Moore and
Col. James Martin. Wounded at the battle of Guilford Court House.
1781, also a Private under Capt. John McAdow and Col. John Peasley. |
New
Garden Meeting House, Guilford Court House, Raft Swamp. |
| Hilton,
John |
Randolph County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
9/8/1780,
a known Private under Capt. John Johnston and Col. John Collier. |
|
| Hinds,
Daniel |
1st NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
Dec.
1782, a Private under Capt. Peter Bacot. |
|
| Hinds,
John |
Randolph County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. John Rains and Col. John Collier. aka John
Hines. |
|
| Hinds,
Lewis |
4th NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. Joseph T. Rhodes for 12 months.
Discharged on 7/16/1782. |
|
| Hinds,
Richard |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. John Nelson and Lt. Col. James Martin. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hines,
Benjamin |
1st NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Peter Bacot for 18 months. |
|
| Hines,
Benjamin |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/2/1780,
a Private under Capt. William Brinkley and then Capt. John Pitts,
both under Col. Samuel Jarvis. From Halifax County. |
|
| Hines,
Lewis |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. In Pierce's Register. Born c.
1750. |
|
| Hines,
Solomon |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. One pay voucher. Born c. 1745. |
|
| Hines,
Thomas |
DQMG |
1780 |
|
1780,
an Express Rider on the roll of Capt. Solomon Wood (NC Light
Dragoons) - this seems to be for convenience only.
8/23/1781, an Express Rider under Col. Nicholas Long (Deputy
QM General). |
|
| Hinkle,
Casper |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. John Lopp and Col. Francis Locke. 1781,
a Private under Capt. Edmund Gamble and Col. Francois DeMalmedy
(NC Light Dragoons). Born in 1762 in Philadelphia, PA. |
|
| Hinnings,
Michael |
3rd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
Hired
as a substitute for William Patton - served out 17 months under
Capt. Edward Yarborough at Public Factory in Salisbury, NC. |
|
| Hinsley,
Thomas |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1776 |
1778 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Stephen Senter and Col. Ambrose Ramsey.
1778, an Ensign. 1781, a Lieutenant and a Captain. Born in 1761
in Queen Anne County, MD. |
|
| Hinson,
Charles |
Anson County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. James Farr, attached to Col. William Lee
Davidson (Mecklenburg County Regiment). 1780, also a Private
under Capt. Patrick Boggan and Col. Thomas Wade. 1781, a Private
under Capt. Duke Glenn, then under Capt. Stephen Tomkins, both
under Col. Thomas Wade. 1781, also a Private under Capt. Patrick
Boggan, attached to Col. Robert Smith (NC State Legion), and
in the Wilmington Expedition. 1782, in a SC unit. Born on 6/21/1763
in what is now Chesterfield County, SC. |
Anson County,
Beatti's Bridge, Brick House. |
| Hinson,
David |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Lt./Capt. George "Gee" Bradley for
nine months. |
|
| Hinson,
David |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/4/1780,
a known Volunteer under Capt. Kenneth McKenzie and Col. Samuel
Jarvis. From Martin County. |
|
| Hinson,
Elijah |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/19/1778,
received a bounty for Militia service under Caswell. |
|
| Hinson,
Lazarus |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Gholson and Lt. Col. John Luttrell.
1781, a Lieutenant. Born in 1752 in Stafford County, VA. |
|
| Hinson,
Martin |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a Private under Capt. William Harper and Col. William Caswell. |
|
| Hinson,
Moses |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a Private under Capt. William Harper and Col. William Caswell. |
|
| Hinton,
Jonas |
3rd NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
6/1/1779,
a Private under Capt. Michael Quinn for 18 months. |
|
| Hinton,
Joseph |
7th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Musician under Capt. Thomas Brickell.
Died 10/10/1777. |
|
| Hinton,
Reuben |
Bertie County Regiment |
1780 |
|
4/8/1780,
a Private under Capt. William Ashburn and Col. Thomas Pugh. |
|
| Hipp,
John |
2nd Salisbury
District Minutemen |
1776 |
1780 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Matthew McClure and Col. Thomas Polk. Lived
in Mecklenburg County. 1776, also a Private under Capt. John
McNitt Alexander and Col. Adam Alexander. 1780, a Private under
Capt. James Thompson and Col. George Alexander. Born on 12/25/1759
in Anson (what became Mecklenburg) County, NC. |
Cherokee Expedition
1776. |
| Hipp,
Valentine |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Col. Robert Irwin, Captain not named. 1780, also
a Private under Capt. Samuel Givens and Maj. Robert Wilson. 1781,
a Private under Capt. Charles Polk and Lt. Col. William Polk.
Born in May of 1760 in Georgetown District, SC. |
Ramseur's Mill,
Cowan's Ford. |
| Hise,
Conrad |
2nd Mecklenburg
County Regiment |
1779 |
1780 |
Was
a Lieutenant. 1779, a Private under Capt. John Stevens and Col.
Caleb Phifer. 1780, a Captain. Conrad, George, Jacob, and Leonard
are all brothers. aka Conrad Hice. |
|
| Hise,
George |
NC Light Dragoons |
1779 |
1780 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Martin Phifer and Col. Francois DeMalmedy.
Lived in Mecklenburg County. Moved to Washington County. 1780,
a Private under Capt. James Dysart, attached to Col. William
Campbell (VA). Conrad, George, Jacob, and Leonard are all brothers. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Hise,
Jacob |
Washington County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. James Dysart, attached to Col. William
Campbell (VA). Conrad, George, Jacob, and Leonard are all brothers. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Hise,
Leonard |
Washington County
Regiment |
1777 |
1780 |
1777,
a Private under Capt. Aaron Lewis and Col. Evan Shelby, Sr. 1778,
in VA unit. 1780, a Private under Capt. James Dysart, attached
to Col. William Campbell (VA). Wounded at the battle of Kings
Mountain, SC. Born on 1/11/1756 in Rowan County, NC. Conrad,
George, Jacob, and Leonard are all brothers. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Hissett,
Moses |
5th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Reading Blount.
Died 5/3/1778. |
|
| Hitchcock,
Frederick |
3rd NC Regiment |
1776 |
1778 |
4/20/1776,
a Private under Capt. William Brinkley.
Discharged in Oct. 1778. |
|
| Hitchcock,
Joshua |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Jonas Frost, attached to Col. Andrew Hampton
(Rutherford County Regiment). 1781, a Private under Capt. George
Stewart and Col. John Peasley. Born in 1742 in Baltimore County,
MD. |
|
| Hitchcock,
Zachariah |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1780 |
6/4/1777,
a Private under Capt. Abraham Sheppard, Jr.
Deserted on 2/1/1780. |
|
| Hix,
Thomas |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
11/4/1780,
drafted under Capt. William Speight and Col. James Glasgow. |
|
| Hix,
William |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1781 |
|
Feb.
1781, a known Private under Capt. William Speight and Col. James
Darnell. |
|
| Hizzs,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
|
5/26/1781,
a Private under Capt. Alexander Brevard. |
|
| Hoard,
Micajah |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/15/1781,
served under Capt. Benjamin Carter.
Discharged on 4/25/1782. |
|
| Hobbs,
George |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. Three pay vouchers. |
|
| Hobbs,
Isaac |
7th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Joseph Walker.
Died in Aug. 1777. |
|
| Hobbs,
Jacob |
3rd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. Clement Hall for 12 months.
Discharged on 8/1/1782 (2nd NC Regiment). |
|
| Hobbs,
Joseph |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. William Walton.
Discharged on 7/1/1782. |
|
| Hobbs,
Moses |
7th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Henry Dawson.
Dropped from the rolls in Feb. 1778. |
|
| Hobbs,
Peter |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. Michael Quinn for nine months. |
|
| Hobbs,
Reuben |
3rd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. Clement Hall for 12 months.
Discharged on 8/1/1782 (2nd NC Regiment). |
|
| Hobbs,
William |
Duplin County Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Richard Clinton and Col. James Kenan. 1780,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Page and Col. James Kenan. Born
in 1742 in what became Hertford County, NC. |
|
| Hobgood,
John |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Lt./Capt. Joseph Montford for nine months. |
|
| Hoby,
William |
3rd NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
7/20/1779,
a Private under Capt. George "Gee" Bradley.
Deserted in Sep. 1779. |
|
| Hockaday,
William |
Nash County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. William Hall. Lived in Halifax County.
Born on 2/11/1760. He's the only man who asserts this unit was
at the battle of Guilford Court House. |
Guilford Court
House. |
| Hockammer,
Philip |
1st NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Henry "Hal" Dixon.
Deserted on 10/12/1777.
Re-enlisted in April 1778.
9/8/1778, a known Private under Capt. James Read.
Aka Philip Hochammer, Philip Hochommer. |
|
| Hodge,
Alexander |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. James Jack and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle
(a Continental officer) in the New Levies. 1779, also attached
to Col. Francis Locke (Rowan County Regiment). 1780, a Lieutenant.
Born on 11/1/1763 in Ireland. |
Stono Ferry (SC). |
| Hodge,
Edmund |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1779 |
1782 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Ambrose Ramsey, then under Capt. Joseph
Stewart, both under Lt. Col. John Luttrell. 1780, a Private under
Capt. Charles Crawford (Cumberland County Regiment). 1781, a
Private under Capt. Levi Campbell and Col. John Luttrell. 1781,
also a Private under Capt. John Riddle and Maj. Jacob Caster. 1781, taken prisoner
by Loyalists, escaped. Move to Washington County. 1782, a Private
under Capt. Robert King and Col. John Sevier. Promoted to Lieutenant. |
Camden (SC), Cherokee
Expedition 1782. |
| Hodge,
George |
Burke County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Hemphill and Lt. Col. Hugh Brevard.
Wounded at the battle of Ramseur's Mill. 1780, also a Private
under Capt. Samuel Woods and Col. Charles McDowell. Guarded the
horses during the battle of Kings Mountain, SC. 1781, a Private
under Capt. Joshua Inman, then under Capt. Joseph McDowell, both
under Col. Charles McDowell. 1782, a Private under Capt. Samuel
Woods and Col. Joseph McDowell. BOrn on 4/13/1761 in Rowan County,
NC. |
Ramseur's
Mill, Cane Creek, Siege of Ninety-Six 1781 (SC). |
| Hodge,
James |
|
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hodges,
Benjamin |
1st NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
5/6/1776,
a Sergeant under Capt. John Enloe.
9/8/1778, a known Sergeant in the Lt. Colonel's Company
(Lt. Col. Robert Mebane)(1st NC Regiment) led by Capt. Joshua
Bowman. 3/12/1779,
re-enlisted for the duration of the war in the same unit as a
Private. One source
claims he first enlisted on 8/23/1777 for three years. |
|
| Hodges,
Francis |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1777 |
|
7/26/1777,
drafted under Capt. John Kennedy and Col. James Glasgow. 7/14/1780,
received a $300 bounty from Col. James Glasgow for enlisting/re-enlisting. |
|
| Hodges,
Henry |
Pitt County Regiment |
1780 |
|
Aug.-Nov.
1780, a known Private under Capt. John Hodges, attached to Col.
Benjamin Seawell (Franklin County Regiment).
Marched towards the battle of Camden (SC), too late, turned
around. |
|
| Hodges,
James |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
4/12/1781,
a Private under Capt. William Lytle.
Confined four nights for desertion during July 1781.
Dropped from the rolls sometime during 1781. |
|
| Hodges,
John |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1777 |
|
7/26/1777,
drafted under Capt. John Kennedy and Col. James Glasgow. |
|
| Hodges,
Joseph |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
6/1/1779,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Montford.
Dropped from the rolls in Oct. 1779. |
|
| Hodges,
Joseph |
Craven County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. Born in January of 1763. |
|
| Hodges,
Joseph |
Cumberland County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Neil McCrany and Col. Philip Alston. 1781,
a Private under Capt. Philemon Hodges and Lt. Col. Thomas Armstrong.
Born on 10/1/1765 in Cumberland County, NC. |
|
| Hodges,
Joseph |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
Drafted
under Capt. John Hodges in 1780-1781. |
|
| Hodges,
Joshua |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/4/1780,
a known draftee under Capt. Kenneth McKenzie and Col. Samuel
Jarvis. From Martin County. |
|
| Hodges,
Philemon |
Cumberland County
Regiment |
1777 |
1780 |
First
in SC unit. 1777, a Private under Capt. Ira Atkins and Col. Ebenezer
Folsome. 1780, a Lieutenant. 1781, a Captain. Born in 1760 in
Cumberland County, NC. |
|
| Hodges,
Richard |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
11/4/1780,
drafted under Capt. John Kennedy and Col. James Glasgow. |
|
| Hodges,
Robert |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
4/12/1781,
a Private under Capt. William Lytle.
Deserted on 7/5/1781. |
|
| Hodges,
William |
Beaufort County
Regiment |
1779 |
1782 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Edmund McKeel and Col. Thomas Bonner, Jr.
Lived in Pitt County. 1780, a Private under Capt. Edmund McKeel
and Col. William Brown (Beaufort County Regimetn). 6/15/1781,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe (1st NC Regiment). Discharged
on 6/15/1782 (4th NC Regiment) at Bacon's Bridge, SC. Tended
to a burned soldier during the battle of Eutaw Springs, SC. aka
William Hodgs. S21826. |
|
| Hodges,
William |
3rd NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
7/30/1779,
a Private under Capt. George "Gee" Bradley.
Deserted on 10/20/1779. |
|
| Hodges,
William |
Orange County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. From what is now Durham County. |
|
| Hodges,
Willis |
2nd Battalion
of Militia |
1776 |
1782 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Gresham Coffield and Col. Peter Dauge.
Unit disbanded on 8/13/1776. Lived in Halifax County. Early 1781,
a Private under Capt. William Madray (Northampton County Regiment),
attached to Lt. Col. William Thomas Linton (Nash County Regiment).
4/12/1781, a Private under Capt. William Lytle (1st NC Regiment).
Confined four nights for desertion during July 1781. Discharged
on 4/12/1782 (4th NC Regiment) at Bacon's Bridge, SC. On the
official rolls as Wyllis Hodges. Born in 1747 in Norfolk County,
VA. W7775. |
Siege
of Augusta (GA), Siege of Ninety-Six 1781 (SC), Eutaw Springs
(SC). |
| Hodgson,
John |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/19/1778,
received a bounty for Militia service under Caswell. |
|
| Hoffman,
Daniel |
Orange County Regiment |
1776 |
|
8/20/1776,
served under Capt. William Murray, detached to support march
against hostile indians led by Col. Ambrose Ramsey (Chatham County
Regiment). Forced to turn back due to the lack of wagons and
pack horses |
|
| Hoffman,
Jacob |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
10/7/1780,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Hoffman,
John |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
10/7/1780,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Hoffner,
Martin |
Rowan County Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. George Henry Barrier and Col. Francis Locke.
1781, a Private under Capt. John Beverly and Col. Benjamin Cleveland
(Wilkes County Regiment). Born in October of 1759 in Germany. |
Cherokee Expedition
1776. |
| Hofner,
Nicholas |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
10/7/1780,
a known Private, unit unknown. Possibly the same man as directly
below (different sources). |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Hofner,
Nicholas |
NC Light Horse
Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. Samuel Espey and Col. James Read in the
newly-created NC Light Horse Regiment. Lived in Lincoln County.
1781, also a Private under Capt. James Lytle, first attached
to Col. Francis Locke (Rowan County Regiment) (got sick), then
attached to Col. Francois DeMalmedy (NC Light Dragoons). Born
in 1756 in Anson (what became Mecklenburg then Tryon) County,
NC. aka Nicholas Hoffner, Nicholas Hovner. |
Eutaw Springs
(SC). |
| Hofstalar,
George |
Rowan County Regiment |
1778 |
1782 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. David Cowan, attached to Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer). March 1779, a Private under Capt.
Christopher Goodwin (2nd NC Regiment), then under Capt. William
Goodman (4th NC Regiment). Discharged in September 1779. 1779,
in Lincoln County. 1780, a Private under Capt. Isaac White, attached
to Col. James Williams (SC). 1781, a Private under Capt. John
Weir, attached to Maj. David Wilson (Burke County Regiment).
1781, also a Private under Capt. Thomas Lofton and Col. Joseph
Dickson. 1782, a Private under Capt. Abraham Forney, attached
to Col. Joseph McDowell (Burke County Regiment). S15176. |
Briar
Creek (GA), Stono Ferry (SC), Kings Mountain (SC), Cowan's Ford. |
| Hogan,
Cordell |
NC State Cavalry-Western
District |
1780 |
1780 |
Sep.
1780, a Private under Capt. Warren Hart and Col. William Richardson
Davie. Lived in Northampton County. 1780, also a Lieutenant.
Born on 1/15/1758 in Northampton County, NC. aka Cardell Hogan. |
|
| Hogan,
David |
Burke County Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. John Sumter and Col. Charles McDowell.
1779, also a Private under a Capt. Nailer and Col. Benjamin Cleveland
(Wilkes County Regiment). 1779, also a Private under Capt. William
Ferguson and Col. Isaac Shelby (Sullivan County Regiment). 1779,
also a Private under Capt. William Edmonson and Col. Evan Shelby,
Sr. (Washington County Regiment). 1780, at the battle of Kings
Mountain, SC, Captain not named. 1781, a Private under a Capt.
Toler (possibly Capt. DeBaron Toller) and Col. Lewis (probably
Col. Joel Lewis - NC State Regiment). Born on 10/2/1759 in Orange
County, VA. |
Kings
Mountain (SC). |
| Hogan,
David |
Martin County Regiment |
1779 |
|
On
a 12/1/1779 list of volunteers, drafts. |
|
| Hogan,
Edmond |
Anson County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. James Fletcher and Col. Thomas Wade. 1781,
a Private for two tours under Capt. William Brackin and Col.
William Lofton (Montgomery County Regiment). 1781, also a Private
under Capt. John DeJarnett and Col. Robert Smith in the newly-created
NC State Legion, and in the Wilmington Expedition. Born on 6/17/1762
in Pittsylvania County, VA. |
Beatti's Bridge,
Brick House. |
| Hogan,
Edward |
Rutherford County
Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. From what is now Polk County. |
|
| Hogan,
Prosser |
9th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1780 |
5/10/1777,
a Musician under Capt. Joseph J. Wade for three years.
9/8/1778, a known Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company
(Lt. Col. Robert Mebane) (1st NC Regiment) led by Capt. Joshua
Bowman. 3/12/1779, re-enlisted
for the duration of the war in the same unit.
Back to Musician in Nov. 1779.
Back to Private on 3/1/1780 under Capt. Thomas Callendar.
POW at the Fall of Charleston, escaped. Enlisted in Guilford
County, NC. aka Proctor Hogan, Proster
Hogan. S36592. |
Siege of Charleston
(SC). |
| Hogan,
Richard |
Rutherford County
Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. From what is now Polk County. |
|
| Hogans,
William |
|
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hogg,
Elisha |
2nd NC Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
A
Private under Capt. Benjamin Andrew Coleman for three years.
From Johnston County, NC.
W19808. |
|
| Hoggard,
John |
2nd NC Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. Reading Blount for nine months.
Discharged 4/30/1779 at Halifax, NC.
Born in 1761 in Bertie County, NC where he also lived
when he enlisted. aka
John Hoggart. R4804. |
|
| Hoggard,
Patrick |
2nd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. Reading Blount for nine months.
aka Patrick Hoggart. |
|
| Hoggard,
William |
5th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1778 |
4/29/1776,
a Private under Capt. John Pugh Williams.
9/9/1778, a known Private in the Major's Company (Maj.
Hardy Murfree - 2nd NC Regiment).
Discharged on 10/29/1778. |
|
| Hogh,
Gideon |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1783 |
Aug.
1781, a Private under Lt. James Pearl and Capt. Tilghman Dixon,
then under Capt. Benjamin Andrew Coleman for 12 months.
Discharged at Salisbury, NC.
From Caswell County, NC. On the official rolls
as Gideon Hogg. Probably Gideon Hogue,
see Andrew Hogue below.
S38846. |
|
| Hogins,
Abram |
Johnston County
Regiment |
1776 |
1779 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. John McCullers and Col. William Bryan.
1778-1779, a Private under Capt. John Whitley, attached to Col.
William Caswell (Dobbs County Regiment). Born on 8/25/1759 in
Johnston (what became Wake) County, NC. |
Briar Creek (GA). |
| Hogshead,
Walter |
|
|
|
A
Private in Alexander's Company, dates unknown. Possibly from
Anson or Rowan Counties. |
|
| Hogstone,
Archibald |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Sharpe. Also served from 1/26/1781
to 3/11/1781. |
|
| Hogue,
Andrew |
3rd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
2/8/1782,
a Private under Capt. Samuel Jones for 12 months.
On the official rolls as Andrew Hogg.
He identifies himself as Andrew Hogh in his brother's
1819 pension application - Gideon Hogh.
In his pension application of 1829, he identifies himself
as Andrew Hogue. From Caswell County,
NC. R5108. |
|
| Hogun,
David |
3rd NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
6/24/1779,
a Private under Capt. Michael Quinn.
Dropped from the rolls in Oct. 1779.
Rejoined in 1780. |
|
| Holbrook,
Caleb |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a Private under Maj. John Phifer and Col. Adam Alexander. |
Cherokee Expedition
1776. |
| Holbrook,
Vachel |
NC Light Dragoons |
1779 |
1779 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Joseph White and Col. Francois DeMalmedy.
Lived in Mecklenburg County. Hired by his brother, Caleb, as
a substitute. |
Stono Ferry (SC). |
| Holbrook,
William |
Wilkes County Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
1781,
a Private under a Capt. Gordon, then under Capt. Larkin Cleveland,
both under Col. Benjamin Cleveland. |
|
| Holden,
James |
Brunswick County
Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Maj. John Cain. 1780, a Private under Maj. Samuel
Leonard. 1781, a Private under Lt. Col. Jacob Leonard. Born on
3/9/1760 in Bladen (what became Brunswick) County, NC. |
Bacon's Inlet. |
| Holden,
Job |
Brunswick County
Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Jacob Leonard and Col. Parker Quince. 1780,
a Sergeant. Born in 1752 at Cape May, NJ. |
|
| Holder,
George |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit unknown. Paid £20 for his service. Born c.
1745. |
|
| Holder,
William |
New Bern District
Minutemen |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private (or Sergeant) under Capt. John Vance (Artillery)
and Col. Richard Caswell. From Craven County. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Holdin,
William |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
5/12/1781,
a Private under Capt. Tilghman Dixon.
7/29/1781, transferred to Lee's Legion. |
|
| Holdway,
Timothy |
Washington County
Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a Private under Capt. John Cleveland and Lt. Col. John Sevier.
Other tours, Captains not named. Born on 12/25/1744 in Culpeper
County, VA. |
Chickamauga Towns
(TN). |
| Holiness,
William |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1779 |
|
3/15/1779,
a known Private under Capt. Berryman Turner and Col. William
Moore. |
|
| Holland,
Brazil |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe for 18 months. |
|
| Holland,
Daniel |
1st NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Peter Bacot for 18 months. |
|
| Holland,
Frederick |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
- |
6/5/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Elisha Rhodes and Col. Samuel Jarvis.
From Bertie County. |
|
| Holland,
Henry |
New Bern District
Minutemen |
1775 |
1781 |
1775-1776,
a Private under Capt. William Caswell. 1778-1779, a Privaate
under Unknown. 1780, a Private under Capt. James Love in the
2nd NC Regiment of Militia. 1781, a Private under Capt. Jonathan
Taylor in the Duplin County Regiment of Militia. A.A.3688C. |
Briar Creek, GA, Stono Ferry (SC), Camden,
SC. |
| Holland,
Henry |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
|
9/14/1781,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Andrew Coleman for 12 months. |
|
| Holland,
Henry |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/5/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Elisha Rhodes and Col. Samuel Jarvis.
From Bertie County. |
|
| Holland,
Henry |
Duplin County
Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Michael King and Col. James Kenan. 1781,
a Private under a Capt. Tool, attached to Col. Thomas Brown (Bladen
County Regiment). 1781, also a Private under Capt. Thomas Coleman,
attached to Lt. Col. Archibald Murphy (Caswell County Regiment).
Born on 3/1/1757 in Bertie County, NC. |
Stono Ferry (SC),
Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Holland,
Isaac Jr. |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
10/7/1780,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Holland,
James |
Wilmington District
Minutemen |
1775 |
1781 |
1775-1776,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Bloodworth, then under Capt. John
DeVane, Sr., both under Col. John Alexander Lillington. Lived
in New Hanover County. 1778, a Private under Capt. William Hubbard
and Col. James Kenan (Duplin County Regiment). 1780, a Private
under Count Kazimir Pulaski (VA Cavalry). Taken prisoner in Wilmington,
held 13 days. 1781, a Private under Capt. James Love for two
different tours, attached to Col. James Kenan (Duplin County
Regiment). 1781, also Capt. James Gillespie and Col. James Kenan
(Duplin County Regiment). 1781, also a Private under Capt. John
Kinneair and Col. Henry Young. Born in 1754 in New Hanover (what
is now Pender) County, NC. |
Moore's
Creek Bridge, Cole's Bridge, Heron's Bridge. |
| Holland,
Jethro |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. William Fellows and Col. Abraham
Sheppard. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Holland,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Hardy Holmes for 18 months.
R5142. |
|
| Holland,
Josiah |
5th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. John Pugh Williams.
Died in June 1777. |
|
| Holland,
Reason |
4th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
Oct.
1777, a Private under Capt. Thomas Harris.
Dec. 1777, a Private under Capt. Reading Blount (5th NC
Regiment). Dropped from the rolls
in Jan. 1778. |
|
| Holland,
Thomas |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. One pay voucher. Born c. 1750. |
|
| Holland,
Thomas |
Wake County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Martin Lane and Lt. Col. Thomas Wooten.
Served a second tour, Captain not named. Born in 1755 in what
became Wake County, NC. |
Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Holland,
William |
7th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
2/9/1777,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Brickell.
9/8/1778, a known Private under Capt. Howell Tatum (1st
NC Regiment). |
|
| Holland,
William |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1775 |
1780 |
1775,
a Private under Capt. James Harris and Col. Thomas Polk. 1776,
a Private under Capt. William Alexander, attached to Col. Francis
Locke (Rowan County Regiment). 1780, an Ensign. Born in 1747
in PA. |
Great
Cane Brake (SC), Snow Campaign (SC), Cherokee Expedition 1776. |
| Hollenbeck,
John |
5th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Corporal under Capt. John Pugh Williams.
A Private in Nov. 1777.
Dropped from the rolls in Feb. 1778. |
|
| Holley,
Calep |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. John Sheppard and Col. Abraham Sheppard. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Holley,
Francis |
Washington County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Spy under Col. John Sevier. Moved to GA, joined there. |
|
| Holley,
Henry |
2nd NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/2/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Augustin Spain and Col. Benjamin
Exum. From Pitt County. |
|
| Holley,
Henry |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. Two pay vouchers. Born c. 1750. |
|
| Holley,
James |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. Two pay vouchers. Born c. 1753. |
|
| Holley,
John |
Duplin County
Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. Francis Hill, then under Capt. Asa Pipken,
then Capt. James Gillespie, then Capt. Hardy Holmes, then Capt.
Asa Pipken again. All service under Col. James Kenan. Born in
1751 in Duplin (what became Sampson) County, NC. |
Heron's Bridge,
Rockfish Creek. |
| Holley,
Joseph |
1st NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
1/9/1777,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe.
Died 9/1/1778. |
|
| Holliday,
Samuel |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
11/4/1780,
drafted under Capt. William Ormond and Col. James Glasgow. |
|
| Holliman,
James |
Johnston County
Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778,
a Private under Capt. Henry Finch and Col. Joseph Boon, Jr. 1780,
a Private under Capt. John Trent and Lt. Col. Thomas Wooten (Wake
County Regiment). 1781, a Private under Col. John Smith, Captain
not named. Born on 5/25/1750 in Johnston County, NC. |
|
| Hollin,
Jeremiah |
2nd NC Regiment |
1782 |
1783 |
A
Private under Capt. Benjamin Carter.
Deserted on 6/9/1783 (?). |
|
| Hollingshead,
Benjamin |
Rowan County Regiment |
1781 |
1783 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. Hugh Hall and Col. Francis Locke. 1782,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe (4th NC Regiment) for 18
months. Furloughed after about 13 months of service at 10-Mile
Spring, SC. On the official rolls as Benjamin Hollenhead. Born
~1762 in Montgomery County, MD. S16883. |
|
| Hollingshead,
Thomas |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
1783 |
A
Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe for 18 months.
Furloughed on 5/12/1783.
On the official rolls as Thomas Hollenhead.
R5151. |
|
| Hollingsworth,
Henry |
Duplin County
Regiment |
1775 |
1782 |
1775,
a Private under Capt. William Dickson and Col. James Kenan. 1777,
a Private under Capt. David Dodd and Col. James Kenan. 1778,
a Private under Capt. Elias Faison and Maj. William Dickson.
1781, a Private under Capt. Charles Ward and Col. James Kenan.
1782, a Private under Capt. Asa Pipken, then under Capt. James
Thomson, both under Col. James Kenan. Lived in what is now Sampson
County. Zebulon below is his brother. Born on 8/18/1757 in Duplin
County, NC. |
|
| Hollingsworth,
John |
Bladen County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. James Council and Col. Thomas Robeson,
Jr. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hollingsworth,
Samuel |
Cumberland County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Arthur Council. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hollingsworth,
Stephen |
Bladen County
Regiment |
1777 |
1781 |
1777,
a Private under Capt. William Handing and Col. Thomas Robeson,
Jr. Lived in Cumberland County. 1778-1781, a Private for several
tours under Capt. Peter Robeson and Col. Thomas Robeson, Jr.
(Bladen County Regiment). POW at the battle of Rockfish Creek,
paroled.Born in March of 1754 in Cumberland County, NC. |
Rockfish Creek. |
| Hollingsworth,
Zebulon |
Duplin County
Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. William Dickson. 1779, a Private under
Capt. David Dodd. 1781, a Private under Capt. Jonathan Taylor.
All service under Col. James Kenan. Henry above is his brother.
Lived in what is now Sampson County. Born on 11/6/1761 in Duplin
(what became Sampson) County, NC. aka Zebedee Hollingsworth. |
|
| Hollis,
James |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
1783 |
Dec.
1782, a Musician under Capt. Joseph T. Rhodes then Capt. Clement
Hall. Discharged at Wilmington,
NC. Earlier in British Army,
deserted, moved to Duplin County, NC, joined there.
S21290. |
|
| Hollis,
James II |
Washington County
Regiment |
1778 |
|
First
in VA unit. 1778, a Private under Capt. Henry Clark and Col.
John Carter. Born on 6/22/1759 in Bedford County, VA. |
|
| Hollis,
John |
Rowan County Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
1776,
a Private, unit unknown. 1780, a Sergeant, then a Corporal. Born
~1737 in London, England. |
Cherokee Expedition
1776. |
| Holloman,
Kinchen |
3rd NC Regiment |
1776 |
1778 |
5/4/1776,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Granbury for 2-1/2 years.
9/9/1778, a known Private under Capt. John Ingles (2nd
NC Regiment). Discharged
on 11/10/1778. From Hertford County,
NC. R20383. |
|
| Hollow,
Tarden Ann |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
|
8/9/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Samuel Reid and Col. Francis Locke. |
Little Lynches
Creek (SC), Camden (SC). |
| Holloway,
John |
Washington County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. John Clark and Col. John Sevier. |
|
| Holloway,
Samuel |
Wake County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Wagoner under Col. John Hinton. aka Samuel Hollaway. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Holloway,
Thomas |
Wake County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under a Capt. Lee. |
|
| Hollowell,
Miles |
Martin County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. John Ballard. 1781, a Private under Capt.
Benjamin Hardison. All service under Col. Whitmell Hill. Born
on 2/4/1760 in Perquimans County, NC. |
Guilford Court
House. |
| Holly,
Benjamin |
1st NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
Jan.
1782, a Private under Capt. William Lytle.
2/6/1782, would be in the 4th NC Regiment.
aka Benjamin Holley. |
|
| Holly,
Jacob |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
|
4/12/1781,
a Private under Capt. William Lytle.
From Halifax County, NC.
aka Jacob Holley. W21388. |
|
| Holly,
John |
2nd NC Regiment |
1782 |
1782 |
1/10/1782,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Andrew Coleman.
Died on 9/16/1782.
aka John Holley. |
|
| Holman,
Isaac |
Surry County Regiment |
1775 |
1778 |
1775,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Phillips and Col. Martin Armstrong.
Early 1776, a Private under Capt. William Shepherd and Col. Martin
Armstrong. Spring of 1776, a Private under Capt. Joseph Phillips
(4th NC Regiment) for 2-1/2 years. Then joined SC Militia. Born
on 2/15/1752 in Anson (what became Rowan) County, NC. S4401. |
Ft. Moultrie #1
(SC). |
| Holman,
Isaac |
Rowan County Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Samuel Reid and Col. Francis Locke. 1781,
a Private under Capt. Richard Graham and Col. Francis Locke.
Born on 3/20/1757. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, Cowan's Ford, Tarrant's Tavern, Guilford Court
House. |
| Holmes,
James |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a Private under Capt. Burwell Mouring, attached to Col. Jonas
Johnston (Edgecombe County Regiment). Other tours, Captains and
dates not identified. Born on 10/8/1761. |
Stono
Ferry (SC). |
| Holmes,
James |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. George Reed and Maj. Robert Wilson. Lived
in Rowan County. 1780-1781, a Private under Capt. Jacob Nichols
and Col. Francis Locke. Born on 2/28/1762 in County Donegal,
Ireland. |
Ramseur's
Mill, Shallow Ford, Cowan's Ford, Tarrant's Tavern. |
| Holmes,
Jesse |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
11/4/1780,
drafted under Capt. Joshua Davis and Col. James Glasgow. |
|
| Holmes,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
|
12/18/1781,
a Private under Capt. James Mills for 12 months. |
|
| Holmes,
John R. |
Brunswick County
Regiment |
1778 |
1780 |
1778,
a Private under Capt. Robert Ellis, stationed at Ft. Johnston
for 22 months. Born in 1758 in Bladen County, NC. |
|
| Holmes,
Josiah |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
|
12/18/1781,
a Private under Capt. James Mills for 12 months. |
|
| Holmes,
Richard |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Sharpe and Col. Francis Locke.
Also served from 1/26/1781 to 3/11/1781. aka Richard Homes. |
|
| Holmes,
Robert |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
|
8/9/1780,
a known Private under Capt. Samuel Reid and Col. Francis Locke. |
Little Lynches
Creek (SC), Camden (SC). |
| Holmes,
Shadrack |
5th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1778 |
5/14/1776,
a Private under Capt. Reading Blount.
A Sergeant on 7/1/1778.
Discharged on 10/25/1778 (2nd NC Regiment). |
|
| Holmes,
Shadrack |
5th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. John Pugh Williams.
Dropped from the rolls in Feb. 1778. |
|
| Holmes,
Willis |
DQMG |
1780 |
|
A
Wagoner under Col. Nicholas Long (Deputy QM General). |
|
| Holt,
Charles |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Moore and Col. William Moore.
Lived in Granville County. 1781, a Private under Capt. John Peace
and Col. Robert Burton. Born on 3/30/1762 in Prince William County,
VA. |
|
| Holt,
Featherstone |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Gibson Wooldridge, Maj. Joseph Winston,
and Col. Joseph Williams. |
|
| Holt,
Francis |
Orange County
Regiment |
1779 |
1782 |
1779-1780,
a Private under Capt. William Rogers and Maj. William O'Neal.
1781, a Private under Capt. George Hodge and Maj. Edward Gwinn.
1782, a Private under Capt. James Trousdale and Maj. Edward Gwinn.
Born on 2/11/1760 in Orange County, NC. |
|
| Holt,
George |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
Was
a Sergeant. 1780, a Private under Capt. William Gwinn, attached
to Lt. Col. Thomas Farmer (Orange County Regiment). Lived in
Orange County. Guarded the baggage during the battle of Camden,
SC. 1781, a Spy under Col. William O'Neal. |
|
| Holt,
George |
Randolph County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
9/8/1780,
a known Private under Capt. John Johnston and Col. John Collier. |
|
| Holt,
Reuben |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1778 |
1780 |
1778-1779,
a Cook under Capt. Joseph Young, Lt. Col. John Peasley, and attached
to Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle (a Continental officer). Lived in
Orange County. 1780, a Private under Capt. Abraham Allen and
Lt. Col. Thomas Farmer. 1780, also a Wagoner under Col. William
O'Neal. |
Briar Creek (GA),
Camden (SC). |
| Holt,
Shadrack |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Edward Gwinn, attached to Col. William
O'Neal (Orange County Regiment). Lived in Orange County. Born
on 12/12/1753 in Culpeper County, VA. |
Buffalo Ford, Lindley's
Mill. |
| Holt,
Thomas |
1st NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
8/5/1777,
a Private under Capt. Joshua Bowman.
Dropped from the rolls in Nov. 1777. |
|
| Holt,
Thomas |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. Alexander Brevard.
Discharged on 4/12/1782 (3rd NC Regiment). |
|
| Holton,
Abel |
Bladen County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. James Council and Col. Thomas Robeson,
Jr. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Holton,
David |
Craven County Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Archibald Weeks, attached to Col. William
Caswell (Dobbs County Regiment). Accidentally shot by Col. Caswell's
servant. |
|
| Holton,
John |
Cumberland County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Arthur Council. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Holyfield,
Daniel |
Surry County Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a Private under Capt. John Roberts and Col. Martin Armstrong.
Taken prisoner by Loyalists, escaped. |
|
| Holyfield,
Valentine |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Meredith and Col. Martin Armstrong.
1781, a Private under Capt. William Underwood and Col. Joseph
Williams. |
|
| Honea,
Tobias |
Nash County Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. William Hall and Brig. Gen. William Caswell
(New Bern District Brigade of Militia). 1781, also a Private
under Capt. William Ferrell (Franklin County Regiment), attached
to Lt. Col. Thomas Clinch (Nash County Regiment). 1781, also
a Private under Capt. Jonathan Taylor and Col. James Kenan (Duplin
County Regiment). 1781, also a Private under a Capt. Bluer and
Col. Thomas Hunter. Born on 4/28/1762 in Edgecombe (what became
Nash) County, NC. |
Rockfish Creek. |
| Honycutt,
John |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
8/5/1779,
a Private under Capt. Reading Blount.
Deserted in Oct. 1779. |
|
| Hood,
Andrew |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1779 |
|
1779,
a Private under Capt. Matthew McClure and Col. George Alexander.
Later in SC unit. Born in 1744 in County Antrim, Ireland. |
|
| Hood,
Archibald |
3rd NC Regiment |
1776 |
1778 |
5/2/1776,
a Private under Capt. William Brinkley.
9/9/1778, a known Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company
(Lt. Col. Selby Harney) (2nd NC Regiment).
Discharged in Oct. 1778. |
|
| Hood,
Charles |
1st NC Regiment |
1780 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Thomas Donoho, then Capt. Clement Hall (3rd
NC Regiment). Enlisted in Caswell County,
NC. A free man of color. S41659. |
Siege
of Charleston 1780 (SC), Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Hood,
Charles |
3rd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Alexander Brevard for 18 months. |
|
| Hood,
Ephraim |
3rd NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
6/7/1779,
a Private under Capt. Michael Quinn for 18 months. |
|
| Hood,
Gunnar |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a Private under Capt. Charles Polk and Col. Adam Alexander. |
|
| Hood,
John |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Peter O'Neal, attached to Lt. Col. Charles
Porterfield (VA). 1781, a Private under Capt. Abraham Phillips,
then under Capt. Daniel Gillespie, both under Col. James Martin.
1782, a Private under Maj. Peter O'Neal and Col. James Martin. |
Camden (SC). |
| Hood,
Morgan |
Burke County Regiment |
1777 |
1782 |
1777,
a Private under Capt. William Johnson and Lt. Col. William Wofford.
1782, a Private under Capt. George Doherty (Washington County
Regiment), attached to Col. Joseph McDowell (Burke County Regiment). |
Cherokee Expedition
1782. |
| Hood,
Reuben |
NC State Cavalry-Western
District |
1780 |
1781 |
Sep.
1780, a Wagoner under Capt. Oliver Wiley and Col. William Richardson
Davie in the newly-created NC State Cavalry-Western District.
Lived in Mecklenburg County. 1781, a Private under Capt. Jonathan
Potts, attached to Col. Francis Locke (Rowan County Regiment).
Fall of 1781, a Private under Maj. Joseph Graham and Col. Robert
Smith in the newly-created NC State Legion, and in the Wilmington
Expedition, no named engagements. Born on 10/4/1762 in Frederick
County, VA. |
|
| Hood,
Thomas |
Burke County Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Reed and Lt. Col. Robert Holmes.
1781, a Private under Capt. Charles Forrester (Wilkes County
Regiment), attached to Maj. George Taylor (Burke County Regiment).
1782, a Private under Capt. William Morrison and Maj. George
Taylor. Mostly stationed at the fort at the head of the John's
River. Born in 1762 in Halifax County, VA. |
|
| Hood,
Thomas |
Washington County
Regiment |
1777 |
1780 |
First
in VA unit. 1777, a Private under Capt. Isaac Wilson and Col.
Evan Shelby, Sr. Moved to Burke County. 1780, a Private under
Capt. James Morrison (Lincoln County Regiment), attached to Col.
Charles McDowell (Burke County Regiment). 1780, also a Private
under Capt. John Smith and Lt. Col. Robert Holmes. 1780, also
a Private under Capt. John Cleveland and Col. Benjamin Cleveland
(Wilkes County Regiment). Born on 3/24/1758 in Prince William
County, VA. |
Ramseur's Mill,
Kings Mountain (SC). |
| Hood,
Tunas |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
July
1776, a Private under Capt. Charles Polk and Col. Adam Alexander. |
|
| Hood,
William |
1st NC Regiment |
|
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. William Armstrong.
Died on 2/14/1778. |
|
| Hood,
William |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. Alexander Brevard for 18 months.
2/6/1782, would be in the 3rd NC Regiment. W25781. |
Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Hooker,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/5/1781,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe.
Discharged on 4/5/1782 (4th NC Regiment). |
|
| Hooker,
John |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/25/1778,
a known Private under Capt. Ralph Williams and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months. |
|
| Hooker,
Robert |
9th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Thomas McCrory.
Deserted in Nov. 1777. |
|
| Hooker,
William |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1781 |
|
2/14/1781,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Hooker,
William |
Surry County Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Richard Goode and Col. Joseph Williams.
1778, a Private under Capt. William Meredith and Col. Martin
Armstrong. 1779, a Private under Capt. Henry Smith and Col. Joseph
Williams. May have been at the battle of Camden< SC - if so,
Captain not known. 1780, a Private under Capt. Joseph Cloud and
Maj. Joseph Winston. 1781, a Private under Capt. Joel Lewis and
Col. Martin Armstrong. Wounded at the battle of Guilford Court
House. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, French Broad River, Briar Creek (GA), Kings
Mountain (SC), Guilford Court House. |
| Hooks,
Ephraim |
5th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1778 |
5/9/1776,
a Private under Capt. John Pugh Williams.
9/9/1778, a known Private in the Major's Company (Maj.
Hardy Murfree) (2nd NC Regiment).
Discharged on 11/9/1778. |
|
| Hooks,
Thomas |
Duplin County Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. In Pierce's Register. Born c.
1729. |
|
| Hooks,
Willoughby |
Rowan County Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778,
a Private under Capt. Gilly Lewis and Col. Matthew Locke. 7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. John Baker (3rd NC Regiment) for nine months.
1781, a Private under Capt. Hardy Griffin (Nash County Regiment).
On the official rolls as Willowby Hooks. S1533. |
|
| Hooper,
Anthony |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
5/16/1777,
a Private under Capt. James Wilson.
Deserted 7/28/1778. |
|
| Hooper,
Ennis |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. John Nelson and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle
(a Continental officer) in the New Levies. 1779, also under Maj.
John Nelson and Col. Francois DeMalmedy in the NC Light Dragoons.
1780, a Private under Capt. William Armstrong (Lincoln County
Regiment), attached to Lt. Col. Henry "Hal" Dixon (a
Continental officer). 1781, a Private under Capt. William Armstrong
and Maj. John Carruth, then Maj. Francis McCorkle. Born in 1750. |
Briar
Creek (GA), Stono Ferry (SC), Little Lynches Creek (SC), Camden
(SC), Guilford Court House, Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Hooper,
George |
Craven County Regiment |
1780 |
|
8/16/1780,
a known Private, unit unknown. Wounded/POW at the battle of Camden,
SC. |
Camden (SC). |
| Hooper,
Thomas |
Anson County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Wade. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hooten,
Elijah |
2nd NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Simon Edwards and Col. Benjamin Exum. Lived
in Cumberland County. 1781, a Private, Captain not named. |
Camden (SC), Guilford
Court House. |
| Hoover,
Henry |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
1778 |
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. Michael Quinn.
Died on 11/2/1778. |
|
| Hoover,
Jacob |
NC Light Dragoons |
1777 |
1777 |
Oct.-Dec.
1777, a known Private under Capt. Martin Phifer. Not on any official
rolls. |
|
| Hoover,
Samuel |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. Michael Quinn for nine months. |
|
| Hope,
William |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
Dec.
1782, a Private under Capt. William Lytle. |
|
| Hopkins,
Andrew |
Orange County Regiment |
1776 |
|
8/20/1776,
served under Capt. William Murray, detached to support march
against hostile indians led by Col. Ambrose Ramsey (Chatham County
Regiment). Forced to turn back due to the lack of wagons and
pack horses |
|
| Hopkins,
Dennis |
Randolph County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780-1781,
a Private under Capt. William York and Col. John Collier. Born
on 7/13/1760 in Orange County, NC. |
|
| Hopkins,
Isaac |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Thomas Donoho.
Deserted in Aug. 1777.
Feb. 1779, re-enlisted into the 5th NC Regiment, unit
unknown. Probably the same man as directly below. |
|
| Hopkins,
Isaac |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1780 |
5/10/1777,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Pike.
Dropped from the rolls in Jan. 1778.
Re-enlisted in Jan. 1779 under Capt. Philip Taylor (5th
NC Regiment, 1780 in 3rd NC Regiment). POW at the Fall of Charleston
(SC) - paroled. From
Granville County, NC. Born
on 1/9/1756 in Orange County, VA.
S7043. |
Germantown
(PA), Monmouth (NJ), Siege of Charleston 1780 (SC). |
| Hopkins,
Isaac |
Granville County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Shadrack Parish, attached to Lt. Col. Thomas
Farmer (Orange County Regiment). Lived in Orange County. Born
in June of 1765 in Orange County, NC. |
Eutaw
Springs (SC). |
| Hopkins,
Jesse |
Granville County
Regiment |
1777 |
1781 |
1777,
a Private under Capt. Richard Bradford and Col. Joseph Taylor.
1780, a Private under Capt. Phil Bradford and Col. John Dickerson.
1781, a Private under Capt. Edward Williams and Col. Joseph Taylor.
Later in a VA unit. Born on 10/19/1758 in Granville County, NC. |
|
| Hopkins,
John |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/25/1778,
a known Private under Capt. Ralph Williams and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months. |
|
| Hopkins,
Joseph |
3rd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
Served
under Capt. Edward Yarborough for 12 months.
Discharged on 4/15/1782. |
|
| Hopkins,
Joseph |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
6/25/1779,
a Private under Maj. Reading Blount.
Deserted in Oct. 1779. |
|
| Hopkins,
Joseph |
Bertie County Regiment |
1780 |
|
4/8/1780,
a Private under Capt. William Ashburn and Col. Thomas Pugh. |
|
| Hopkins,
Joseph |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780-1781,
volunteered under Capt. Samuel Loftin. |
|
| Hopkins,
Richard |
6th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1778 |
5/9/1776,
a Private under Capt. Philip Taylor for 2-1/2 years.
9/8/1778, a known Private under Capt. John Sumner (1st
NC Regiment). Dropped
from the rolls in Nov. 1778. |
|
| Hopkins,
Silas |
Randolph County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
9/8/1780,
a known Private under Capt. John Johnston and Col. John Collier. |
|
| Hopkins,
Thomas |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
A
Private under Maj. Reading Blount for nine months.
Dropped from the rolls in Oct. 1779. |
|
| Hopkins,
William |
Orange County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
First
in VA unit. 1780, a Private under Capt. James Ray and Col. Hugh
Tinnen. 1781, a Private under Capt. Thomas Thompson, then under
Capt. William Ray, both under Col. Hugh Tinnen. Guarded a horse
during the battle of Guilford Court House. From what is now Durham
County. Born on 11/11/1759 in Frederick County, MD. |
|
| Hopper,
Archibald |
Randolph County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. William York and Col. John Collier. |
|
| Hopper,
Harmon |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. Josiah Cole, then under Capt. Nathaniel
Dickerson, both under Col. William Moore. |
Lindley's Mill. |
| Hopper,
John |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. Alexander Brevard.
Discharged on 4/12/1782 (3rd NC Regiment). |
|
| Hopper,
Moses |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
5/25/1781,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Donoho.
Discharged 5/25/1782.
Real name was Moses Edwards, from Guilford County, NC.
Earlier in NC Militia.
W25559. |
Siege
of Ninety-Six 1781 (SC), Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Hopper,
William |
1st NC Regiment |
1775 |
1777 |
Nov.
1775, a Private under Capt. Henry "Hal" Dixon. A Sergeant
on 9/20/1777. A QM Sergeant in Dec. 1777. Discharged on 6/11/1778
due to the loss of one eye by disease. aka William Happer. S37995. |
|
| Hopper,
William |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. William Harden, then under Capt. John McMullen,
both under Col. William Moore. Born on 11/21/1764 in Culpeper
County, VA. |
Brown Marsh. |
| Hoppes,
Adam |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown., From what is now Catawba County. |
|
| Hopson,
Benjamin |
Wake County Regiment |
1782 |
|
1782,
a Private under a Capt. Bryant, then under a Capt. Bledsoe, both
attached to Lt. Col. Thomas Farmer (Orange County Regiment). |
|
| Hopson,
William |
NC Light Dragoons |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Mark Patterson and Col. Francois DeMalmedy.
Lived in Wake County. 1781, a Private under Capt. Benjamin Herndon
and Col. Francois DeMalmedy. Born in March of 1755 in what became
Wake County, NC. |
|
| Horn,
Henry |
3rd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
Served
under Capt. Edward Yarborough for 12 months.
Discharged 4/22/1782. |
|
| Horn,
Joshua |
Orange County Regiment |
1776 |
|
8/22/1776,
a known Private under Capt. William Williams, detached to support
march against hostile indians led by Col. Ambrose Ramsey (Chatham
County Regiment). Forced to turn back due to the lack of wagons
and pack horses. |
|
| Horn,
Robert |
Surry County Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. James Shepherd, attached to Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer). 1780, a Private under Capt. Henry
Speer and Lt. Col. Joseph Phillips. 1781, a Private under Capt.
David Humphreys and Col. Joseph Williams. |
Briar Creek (GA). |
| Horne,
Joab |
Edgecombe County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Exum Phillips and Lt. Col. Henry Hart.
1781, a Private under Capt. James Wilson and Lt. Col. Henry Hart.
Born in Halifax County, NC. |
|
| Horne,
Nicholas |
Surry County Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
1776
& 1780, a Private under Capt. William Shepherd and Col. Joseph
Williams. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, French Broad River, Colson's Mill. |
| Horner,
Charles |
|
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private, unit unknown. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Horner,
George |
Orange County Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
1780
& 1782, a Private under a Capt. York. From what is now Durham
County. Born on 2/7/1760 in Orange
County, NC. George and Thomas were twin brothers. |
|
| Horner,
Thomas |
Orange County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Jamieson and Col. William O'Neal.
1781, a Sergeant. rom what is now Durham County.
Born on 2/7/1760 in Orange County, NC. George and Thomas
were twin brothers. |
|
| Hornsby,
Thomas |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
|
4/28/1781,
a Private under Capt. Alexander Brevard. |
|
| Horpus,
Basford |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. John Baker.
Deserted on 7/9/1778. |
|
| Horseford,
James |
1st NC Regiment |
1777 |
1780 |
A
Private under Capt. Henry "Hal" Dixon.
9/8/1778, a known Private under Capt. James Read.
A Corporal on 2/1/1780. |
|
| Horton,
Abraham |
Surry County Regiment |
1777 |
1781 |
1777,
a Private under Capt. John Martin and Col. Martin Armstrong.
1780, a Private under Capt. James Gains and Col. Martin Armstrong.
1780, also a Private under Capt. William Cox and Col. John Sevier
(Washington County Regiment). 1781, a Private under Capt. Ambrose
Blackburn and Col. Martin Armstrong. Born on 5/9/1760 in Bucks
County, PA. |
Colson's
Mill, Fishing Creek (SC), Kings Mountain (SC). |
| Horton,
Daniel |
Burke County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. John Russell and Col. Charles McDowell.
1780, also a Private under Capt. John Dobson and Lt. Col. Hugh
Brevard. 1780, also a Private under Capt. Joel Lewis (Surry County
Regiment), attached to Col. Benjamin Cleveland (Wilkes County
Regiment). Moved to Surry County, joined under Lt. Col. William
Washington (VA). Fall of 1781, a Private under Capt. Daniel Wright
and Col. Robert Smith in the newly-created NC State Legion, and
in the Wilmington Expedition, no named engagements. |
Ramseur's Mill,
Kings Mountain (SC). |
| Horton,
David |
Orange County Regiment |
1776 |
|
8/20/1776,
served under Capt. William Murray, detached to support march
against hostile indians led by Col. Ambrose Ramsey (Chatham County
Regiment). Forced to turn back due to the lack of wagons and
pack horses |
|
| Horton,
Isaac |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. George Pearce and Col. John Peasley.
1780, also a Private under Capt. John Morgan (Wilkes County
Regiment), attached to Maj. Joseph McDowell (Burke County Regiment).
Fall of 1781, a Private under Capt. James Gains and Col. Robert
Smith in the newly-created NC State Legion. |
Cowpens
(SC), Cowan's Ford, Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Horton,
James |
1st NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
4/6/1777,
a Private under Capt. Howell Tatum.
9/8/1778, a known Private under Capt. Howell Tatum.
Died on 6/3/1778 (?). |
|
| Horton,
John |
Anson County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Wade. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Horton,
John |
Wilkes County Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Lenoir and Col. Benjamin Cleveland.
1780, also a Private under Capt. Joel Lewis (Surry County Regiment),
attached to Col. Benjamin Cleveland. Then in VA units. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Horton,
Levi |
1st NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
May
1778, a Private under Capt. Howell Tatum.
9/8/1778, a known Private under Capt. Howell Tatum. |
|
| Horton,
Malachi |
Randolph County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
8/16/1780,
a known Private under Col. John Collier, Captain not known. Wounded/POW
at the battle of Camden, SC. |
Camden (SC). |
| Horton,
Thomas |
Randolph County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
9/8/1780,
a known Private under Capt. John Johnston and Col. John Collier. |
|
| Horton,
William |
Anson County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Wade. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hoskins,
Ebenezer |
2nd NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
4/1/1777,
a Private under Capt. John Armstrong.
Deserted on 9/1/1778 from Capt. Robert Fenner's company. |
|
| Hoskins,
Robert G. |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780-1781,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Cowan and Lt. Col. David Caldwell.
Lived in Rutherford County. Then in SC unit. |
Cowpens (SC). |
| Houck,
Michael |
Tryon County Regiment |
1778 |
1782 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. James Richardson and Lt. Col. Andrew Hampton.
1779, in Lincoln County. 1779, a Private under Capt. Mordecai
Clark and Lt. Col. Hugh Brevard (Burke County Regiment). 1782,
a Private under Capt. James Robertson (Washington County Regiment),
attached to Col. Joseph McDowell (Burke County Regiment). From
what is now Catawba County. Born in 1755 in Bucks County, PA.
aka Michael Houk. |
Briar Creek (GA),
Cherokee Expedition 1782. |
| Houck,
Nicholas |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1779 |
1782 |
1779,
a Private, unit unknown. 1782, a Private under Capt. William
Neill and Lt. Col. William Wofford (Burke County Regiment). From
what is now Catawba County. Born in 1740. aka Nicholas Houk,
Nicholas Hauck, Nicholas Houcke. |
Cherokee Expedition
1782. |
| House,
Benjamin |
NC Light Dragoons |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Solomon Wood. From Wake County. |
|
| House,
Dudley |
Randolph County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
9/8/1780,
a known Private under Capt. John Johnston and Col. John Collier. |
|
| House,
Elias |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. James Osborn, attached to Col. Francois
DeMalmedy (NC Light Dragoons). Wounded/POW at the Fall of Charleston,
SC, paroled. |
Siege of Charleston
1780 (SC). |
| House,
Nimrod |
NC Light Dragoons |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Solomon Wood. From Wake County. |
|
| Houser,
John |
Surry County Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Henry Smith and Col. Joseph Williams. 1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. William Shepherd, then under Capt. William
Meredith, both under Col. Joseph Williams. 10/7/1780, a known
Private under Maj. Joseph Winston and Capt. Joseph Phillips. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, French Broad River, Kings Mountain (SC). |
| Houston,
Abraham |
2nd NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
3/12/1779,
re-enlisted under Capt. Benjamin Williams. |
|
| Houston,
Archibald |
1st NC Regiment |
1775 |
1781 |
Sep.
1775, a Private under Capt. George Lee Davidson for six months.
Lived in Rowan County. 1776, a Private under Capt. Galbraith
Falls and Col. Francis Locke. 1777, a Private under Capt. Francis
Cunningham and Col. Charles McDowell (Burke County Regiment).
1778, a Private under Capt. Galbraith Falls and Col. Francis
Locke. 1780, a Private under Capt. Alexander Davidson and Col.
Francis Locke. Fall of 1780, in SC unit. Returned to NC. Fall
of 1781, a Private under a Capt. Wynn and Col. Robert Smith in
the newly-created NC State Legion, and in the Wilmington Expedition,
no named engagements. Then back in SC unit. W295. |
Cherokee Expedition
1776, Ramseur's Mill. |
| Houston,
Hugh |
4th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1779 |
7/5/1776,
a Private under Capt. Robert Smith.
9/8/1778, a known Private in the Colonel's Company (Col.
Thomas Clark)(1st NC Regiment) led by Capt. John Gambier Scull
- sick at Princeton on that date. Discharged on 7/5/1779
at West Point, NY. aka Hugh Huston. W8928. |
Brandywine
Creek (PA), Germantown (PA), Monmouth (NJ). |
| Houston,
James |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Young and Col. James Martin. Lived
in Rowan County. 1780, a Private under Capt. William Huggins
and Col. George Alexander (Mecklenburg County Regiment). Fall
of 1781, a Private under Capt. William Bell and Maj. Joseph Graham
in the newly-created NC State Legion, and in the Wilmington Expedition,
no named engagements. Born in January of 1751. aka James Huston. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, Little Lynches Creek (SC), Camden (SC). |
| Houston,
James |
Washington District
Regiment |
1776 |
1779 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. William Buchanan and Maj. Evan Shelby,
Sr. 1779, a Private under Capt. Aaron Lewis, then under Capt.
Nathaniel Williams, both under Col. Evan Shelby, Sr. 1780, an
Ensign. Brother of John Houston below. Born in 11/12/1757 in
Augusta County, VA. |
Island
Flats (TN), Chickamauga Towns (TN). |
| Houston,
John |
NC Light Dragoons |
1779 |
1780 |
1779,
a Private under Capt. Joseph White and Col. Francois DeMalmedy.
Lived in Mecklenburg County. 1780, a Private under Capt. James
Wilson and Maj. William Richardson Davie. Captured in July '80,
escaped March '81. Then joined SC unit. |
Stono
Ferry (SC). |
| Houston,
John |
Washington County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
First
in VA units. 1781, a Private under Capt. James Hubbard and Col.
John Sevier. Brother of James Houston above. |
|
| Houstory,
Henry |
NC Light Dragoons |
1777 |
1777 |
Oct.-Dec.
1777, a known Private under Capt. Martin Phifer. Not on any official
rolls. |
|
| Hovis,
John |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
|
|
A
Private under Capt. James Houston, dates unknown. From Rowan
County. |
|
| Howard,
Allen |
Granville County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
Fall
of 1780, a Private under Capt. William Gilliam, attached to Col.
William Moore (Caswell County Regiment). 1781, a Private under
Capt. Peter Bennett and Lt. Col. Drury Smith. 1781, also a Private
under Capt. Joshua Coffee and Col. Philip Taylor. 1781, a Private
under Maj. Anderson Smith and Col. Robert Burton. Born on 2/16/1763
in Granville County, NC. |
|
| Howard,
Benjamin |
Rowan County Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Hugh Montgomery and Maj. James Brandon.
1776, also a Private under Capt. James Craig and Col. Francis
Locke. 1777, a Cornet. 1779, a Private under Capt. William Bell
and Col. Francis Locke. 1780, a Private under Capt. William Bell,
attached to Lt. Col. Frederick Hambright (Lincoln County Regiment).
1781, a 2nd Lieutenant. Born on 9/6/1755 in Frederick County,
MD. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, Ramseur's Mill. |
| Howard,
Edward |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
6/14/1781,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Donoho.
Discharged on 6/14/1782. |
|
| Howard,
Ezekiel |
Surry County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Samuel Moseby and Lt. Col. Robert Lanier.
1781, in VA unit. Born on 3/22/1760 in Halifax County, VA. |
|
| Howard,
George |
4th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1779 |
5/5/1776,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Harris for three years.
9/8/1778, a known Private under Capt. John Sumner (1st
NC Regiment). Discharged
on 5/15/1779. |
|
| Howard,
Hardy |
Edgecombe County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. James Scarborough and Lt. Col. Henry Hart.
1781, a Private under Capt. John DeCoin and Col. Joseph J. Clinch. |
|
| Howard,
Henry |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Col. William Moore, Captain not named. |
Guilford Court
House. |
| Howard,
Isaac |
9th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1780 |
2/15/1777,
a Private under Capt. Richard D. Cook for three years.
9/8/1778, a known Private in the Lt. Colonel's Company
(Lt. Col. Robert Mebane) (1st NC Regiment) led by Capt. Joshua
Bowman - sick on that date.
Discharged on 3/8/1780. |
|
| Howard,
James |
NC Light Dragoons |
1777 |
1777 |
Oct.-Dec.
1777, a known Private under Capt. Martin Phifer. Not on any official
rolls. |
|
| Howard,
John |
Tryon County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Howard and Col. William Graham.
May have been an officer (Ensign or Lieutenant). |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Howard,
Joseph |
4th NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. George Dougherty for 12 months.
Discharged on 5/25/1782. |
|
| Howard,
Joseph |
7th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
4/1/1777,
a Musician under Capt. James Vaughn.
2/26/1778, a known Private under Capt. Howell Tatum (1st
NC Regiment). 9/8/1778, a known Private
under Capt. Howell Tatum. |
|
| Howard,
Patrick |
2nd NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
A
Private under Capt. James Gee.
Deserted, date unknown. |
|
| Howard,
Samuel |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1780 |
|
Drafted
under a Capt. Parker in 1780-1781. |
|
| Howard,
Solomon |
5th NC Regiment |
1778 |
1778 |
4/28/1776,
a Sergeant under Capt. John Pugh Williams. A Private in Jan.
1778. Discharged on 10/30/1778 in New York from the 2nd NC Regiment.
From Bertie County, NC. S31757. |
Monmouth (NJ). |
| Howard,
William |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/12/1781,
a Private under Capt. William Lytle.
Discharged on 4/12/1782 at Salisbury, NC. From Edgecombe
County, NC. Earlier in NC Militia.
Born 1753 in Edgecombe County, NC. S7032. |
Siege
of Augusta (GA), Siege of Ninety-Six 1781 (SC), Eutaw Springs
(SC). |
| Howard,
William |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Thomas Donoho.
Deserted in Aug. 1777. |
|
| Howard,
Willis |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/12/1781,
a Private under Capt. William Lytle.
Confined four nights for desertion during July 1781.
Discharged on 4/12/1782. |
|
| Howard,
Wilson |
Edgecombe County
Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
1781,
a Private under a Capt. Northington, attached to Lt. Col. William
Thomas Linton (Nash County Regiment). 4/12/1781, a Private under
Capt. William Lytle (1st NC Regiment). Confined four nights for
desertion during July 1781. Discharged on 4/12/1782. |
|
| Howe,
William |
1st NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
9/8/1778,
a known Fifer in the Colonel's Company (Col. Thomas Clark) led
by Capt. John Gambier Scull. |
|
| Howell,
Benjamin |
Chatham County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Farmer and Col. Ambrose Ramsey.
Lived in Orange County. 1780, also a Private under Capt. William
Jamieson, attached to Col. John Collier (Randolph County Regiment).
1781, a Private under Capt. William Douglas (Caswell County Regiment),
attached to Col. John Luttrell (Chatham County Regiment). 1781,
also a Private under Capt. Abraham Allen, attached to Lt. Col.
Robert Mebane (a Continental officer). Born on 3/10/1753 in Granville
County, NC. |
Kirk's Farm, Lindley's
Mill. |
| Howell,
Daniel |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1778 |
|
10/30/1778,
drafted under Capt. Thomas Williams and Col. William Caswell. |
|
| Howell,
Dempsey |
1st NC Regiment |
1779 |
1782 |
5/2/1779,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Donoho for 12 months.
Discharged on 5/2/1782. |
|
| Howell,
Frederick |
7th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
8/6/1777,
a Private under Capt. Lemuel Ely for three years.
3/12/1779, re-enlisted for the duration of the war under
Capt. Griffith John McRee (1st NC Regiment).
Dropped from the rolls in July 1779.
Re-enlisted in Nov. 1779, regiment and unit unknown. |
|
| Howell,
Frederick |
Northampton County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Maj. Jeptha Eatherton. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Howell,
Henry |
3rd NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Thomas Granbury.
Deserted in Aug. 1777. |
|
| Howell,
Henry |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Express Rider under Col. Abraham Sheppard. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Howell,
Hopkins |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
First
in GA unit. 1780, a Private under Capt. William Douglas, attached
to Maj. William Dennis (Johnston County Regiment). Lived in Dobbs
County. 1781, a Private under Capt. John Langston and Col. Joseph
Taylor (Granville County Regiment). 1781, also a Private under
Capt. John Giles, attached to Col. John Sitgreaves (Craven County
Regiment). Then back in GA unit. |
|
| Howell,
James |
Martin County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Nathan Mayo, attached to Col. Benjamin
Seawell (Franklin County Regiment). Marched towards the battle
of Camden, SC, learned of Gates's Defeat, then ordered to help
Col. Thomas Sumter (SC), learned of his defeat, went to Salisbury. |
|
| Howell,
Jethro |
Martin County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Nathan Mayo, attached to Col. Benjamin
Seawell (Franklin County Regiment). Marched towards the battle
of Camden, SC, learned of Gates's Defeat, then ordered to help
Col. Thomas Sumter (SC), learned of his defeat, went to Salisbury. |
|
| Howell,
Joel |
Martin County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Nathan Mayo, attached to Col. Benjamin
Seawell (Franklin County Regiment). Marched towards the battle
of Camden, SC, learned of Gates's Defeat, then ordered to help
Col. Thomas Sumter (SC), learned of his defeat, went to Salisbury. |
|
| Howell,
John |
2nd NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
6/17/1777,
a Private under Capt. Clement Hall for three years.
3/12/1779, re-enlisted under Capt. Benjamin Williams. |
|
| Howell,
John |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Kedar Ballard.
Died on 9/28/1778. |
|
| Howell,
John |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
|
1778,
a Private, unit unknown. aka John Howel. |
|
| Howell,
John |
Wayne County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
Was
a Sergeant in Dobbs County. 1780, a Private under Capt. Thomas
Grantham and Col. Benjamin Exum. 1781, a Private under Capt.
Joseph Boon and Col. Benjamin Exum. Born on 5/29/1753 in Dobbs
(what became Wayne) County, NC. |
|
| Howell,
Major |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. William Fellows and Col. Abraham
Sheppard. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Howell,
Major |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a Private under Capt. Joseph Green and Col. Abraham Sheppard.
Possibly the same man as directly above (different sources). |
|
| Howell,
Matthew |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/2/1780,
a Private under Capt. William Brinkley and then Capt. John Pitts,
both under Col. Samuel Jarvis. From Halifax County. |
|
| Howell,
Philip |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. William Douglas, attached to Col. John
Luttrell. Lived in Orange County. |
Lindley's Mill,
Brush Creek. |
| Howell,
Silas |
9th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Richard D. Cook.
Deserted in Aug. 1777. |
|
| Howell,
Stephen |
9th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
1/28/1777,
a Musician under Capt. Thomas McCrory.
A Private in May 1778.
Died on 7/8/1778. |
|
| Howell,
William |
Bute County Regiment |
1779 |
1780 |
1779,
a Private under Col. Thomas Eaton, Captain not named. 1780, a
Private under Capt. Richard Ransom (Franklin County Regiment),
attached to Lt. Col. John Lowry (Wayne County Regiment). SC A.A.42.
Found after books published. |
Briar Creek (GA), Siege of Charleston
(1780). |
| Howey,
George |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. John Foster and Col. Robert Irwin. Born
on 7/10/1752 in PA. |
|
| Howington,
William |
3rd NC Regiment |
1776 |
1779 |
5/5/1776,
a Private under Lt./Capt. Kedar Ballard.
Dropped from the rolls sometime during 1779. |
|
| Howlitt,
Thomas |
Anson County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Threadgill and Col. Thomas Wade.
Father of William Howlitt below. |
|
| Howlitt,
William |
Anson County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Threadgill and Col. Thomas Wade.
Son of Thomas Howlitt above. |
|
| Hoyles,
John |
Johnston County
Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. |
|
| Hubbard,
James |
2nd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Maj. Reading Blount for nine months. |
|
| Hubbard,
James |
Washington County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Col. John Sevier, Captain not named. |
Boyd's Creek (TN). |
| Hubbard,
John |
Franklin County
Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
1781,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Eaves, attached to Col. Benjamin
Williams (Johnston County Regiment). 1781, also a Private under
Capt. Anthony Sharpe (1st NC Regiment) for 12 months. Discharged
on 9/8/1782 (4th NC Regiment). Born on 7/16/1756. W19841. |
Guilford Court
House, Hobkirk's Hill (SC). |
| Hubbard,
William |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779-1780,
a Private under Capt. Archibald Campbell, attached to Lt. Col.
Frederick Hambright (Lincoln County Regiment). 1780, a Private
under Capt. George Oldham and Col. William Moore (Caswell County
Regiment). 1780, also a Private under Capt. John McAdow and Col.
John Peasley. 1781, a Private under Capt. Peter O'Neal, attached
to Col. William O'Neal, (Orange County Regiment). |
Siege of Charleston
1780 (SC). |
| Huckaby,
Philip |
2nd NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Harrison Macon and Col. Benjamin Exum.
Lived in Franklin County. 1781, a Private under Capt. Robert
High (Wake County Regiment), attached to Lt. Col. William Thomas
Linton (Nash County Regiment). 1781, also a Private under Capt.
Thomas Shute (Wayne County Regiment), attached to Col. John Sitgreaves
(Craven County Regiment). Born on1/17/1762 in Halifax County,
NC. |
Camden (SC). |
| Huddy,
William |
3rd NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Kedar Ballard. |
|
| Hudgens,
Ambrose |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780-1781,
a Private, unit(s) unknown. Born on 2/11/1760. aka Ambrose Hudgins. |
Camden
(SC), Kings Mountain (SC), Siege of Ninety-Six 1781 (SC). |
| Hudgins,
John |
2nd NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
1783 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Harrison Macon and Col. Benjamin Exum.
Wounded/POW at the battle of Camden, SC, escaped. Lived in Franklin
County. 1781, a Private under Capt. William Richards, first attached
to Col. John Dickerson (Granville County Regiment), then attached
to Col. Joseph Taylor (Granville County Regiment). 1781, also
a Private under Capt. Elijah Denby and Col. James Read (NC Light
Horse Regiment). 1781, also a Private under a Capt. Ferry and
Lt. Col. Thomas Sherrod. 1783, a Private under Capt. Swan Trouton
and Col. Joel Lewis in the NC State Regiment (State Troops) as
a substitute to finish the tour of William Graham. Born on 6/13/1760
in Amelia County, VA. |
Camden
(SC), Guilford Court House. |
| Hudgins,
William |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
Fall
of 1780, a Private under a Capt. Holmes and Col. William Moore.
1781, a Private under Capt. James Moore and Col. Francois DeMalmedy
(NC Light Dragoons). 1781, also a Private under Capt. Samuel
Jones and Maj. Bennett Crafton in the NC State Regiment (State
Troops). 1781, also a Private under Capt. John Oldham and Col.
William Moore. aka William Hudgens. |
|
| Hudlar,
John |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
2/27/1776,
a known Private, unit unknown. From Craven (what would later
become Jones) County, NC. 7/24/1779, a Private under Lt. John
McNees (3rd NC Regiment) and Capt. Michael Quinn. 1781, a Private,
unit(s) unknown. W8450. |
Moore's
Creek Bridge, Cowpens (SC), Guilford Court House. |
| Hudler,
Lemuel |
10th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
7/7/1777,
a Private under Capt. Armwell Herron.
Died on 4/19/1778. |
|
| Hudley,
Joseph |
3rd NC Regiment |
1779 |
1780 |
6/20/1779,
a Private under Capt. George "Gee" Bradley.
Died on 1/28/1780. |
|
| Hudson,
Chamberlain |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
1778 |
5/7/1776,
a Corporal under Capt. Jacob Turner.
A Sergeant on 10/25/1777.
A Private in June 1778.
Discharged in Oct. 1778. |
|
| Hudson,
Ezekiel |
5th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Reading Blount.
Died on 4/8/1778. |
|
| Hudson,
George |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private in the New Levies for nine months under Capt. Robert
Moore and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle (a Continental officer). |
|
| Hudson,
Hall |
Surry County Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
First
in VA unit. 1779, a Private under Capt. William Underwood and
Col. Joseph Williams. 1780, a Private under Capt. Joseph Phillips
and Maj. Joseph Winston. 1781, a Private, unit unknown. Then
in VA unit again. Born in 1753 in VA. |
Kings Mountain
(SC), Cowpens (SC). |
| Hudson,
Isaac |
Lincoln County
Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Armstrong, attached to Lt. Col.
Henry "Hal" Dixon (a Continental officer). Moved to
Franklin County. 1781, a Private under Capt. Samuel Jones and
Col. Benjamin Williams (NC State Regiment). Born in 1763 in Bute
County, NC. |
Little Lynches
Creek (SC), Camden (SC). |
| Hudson,
James |
5th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1777 |
May
1776, a Private under Capt. Peter Simon then Capt. Henry Darnell
for twelve months. From Martin County, NC. Discharged on 5/13/1777. S38852. |
|
| Hudson,
John |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Lt./Capt. George "Gee" Bradley for
nine months. |
|
| Hudson,
John |
3rd NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
A
Private under Capt. Michael Quinn.
Discharged in Dec. 1779. |
|
| Hudson,
John |
5th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1778 |
Spring
of 1776, a Private under Capt. William Ward for 2-1/2 years.
Discharged in the Fall of 1778 near Baltimore, MD. From Johnston
County, NC. Wounded at the battle of Brandywine Creek, PA. S41675. |
Brandywine Creek
(PA), Germantown (PA). |
| Hudson,
John |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/25/1778,
a known Private under Capt. Ralph Williams and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months.
Probably the same man as the one under Capt. George "Gee"
Bradley above (different sources). |
|
| Hudson,
Moses |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private in the New Levies for nine months under Capt. Robert
Moore and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle (a Continental officer). |
|
| Hudson,
Thomas |
1st NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Micajah Lewis.
Dropped from the rolls in Sep 1778 (4th NC Regiment). |
|
| Hudspeth,
Carter |
Surry County Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. James Shepherd, attached to Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer). 1781, a Private under Capt. William
Cloud and Col. Martin Armstrong. |
Briar Creek (GA). |
| Huey,
Lewis |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
1780 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. John Johnston and Col. Francis Locke. 1780,
also a Private under Capt. John Reid and Lt. Col. Andrew Caldwell.
1780, also a Private under Capt. John Grimes and Col. Francis
Locke. Born on 4/20/1762 in Chester County, PA. |
Camden (SC). |
| Huggin,
Jeff |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Thomas Donoho.
Dropped from the rolls in Sep. 1777. |
|
| Huggins,
James |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/25/1781,
a Private under Capt. Tilghman Dixon.
Discharged on 4/25/1782. From Jones County, NC. S46449. |
|
| Huggins,
James |
8th NC Regiment |
1776 |
|
12/4/1776,
a Private under Capt. John Walsh. |
|
| Huggins,
Luke |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/25/1781,
a Private under Capt. Tilghman Dixon.
Discharged on 4/25/1782. |
|
| Huggins,
Michael |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
4/25/1781,
a Private under Capt. Tilghman Dixon.
Discharged on 4/25/1782. |
|
| Huggins,
Nehemiah |
1st NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe. |
|
| Huggins,
Robert |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. John Dickey and Col. Francis Locke. 1781,
a Private under Capt. James Huggins (Mecklenburg County Regiment),
attached to Col. Francis Locke. 1781, also a Private under Capt.
Edmund Gamble and Col. Francois DeMalmedy (NC Light Dragoons). |
Ramseur's Mill. |
| Hughes,
Andrew |
Hillsborough District
Minutemen |
1775 |
1779 |
1775,
a Private under Capt. M. Jewett and Lt. Col. John Williams. Lived
in Orange County. 1776, a Private under Capt. Wadell Tate and
Lt. Col. John Williams (Hillsborough District Minutemen). 1776,
also a Private under Capt. Thomas Flack and Col. James Martin
(Guilford County Regiment). 1778-1779, a Private under Capt.
William Jamieson and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle (a Continental
officer) in the New Levies for nine months. Born on 4/4/1755
near Lancaster, PA. |
Moore's
Creek Bridge, Cherokee Expedition 1776, Briar Creek (GA). |
| Hughes,
David |
Washington County
Regiment |
1777 |
1781 |
First
in VA unit. 1777, a Private under Capt. James Shelby and Col.
Evan Shelby, Sr. 1779, in Sullivan County. 1779, a Private under
Col. Isaac Shelby, Captain not named. 1780, a Private under Capt.
Valentine Sevier, Jr. (Washington County Regiment), attached
to Col. Isaac Shelby. 1780, also a Private under Capt. David
McNabb and Lt. Col. Charles Robertson (Washington County Regiment).
1781, in SC unit. |
Chickamauga
Towns (TN), Musgrove's Mill (SC). |
| Hughes,
Francis |
3rd NC Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
1776,
a Private in the 3rd NC Regiment, Captain unknown. Moved to Washington
County. 1777, a Private under Lt. Col. John Sevier, Captain not
named. 1780, a Private under Capt. Samuel Williams and Col. John
Sevier. |
Kings
Mountain (SC). |
| Hughes,
Francis |
2nd Rowan County
Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. William Penland and Lt. Col. Charles McDowell
(2nd Rowan County Regiment). Moved to Washington County. 1777,
a Private under Lt. Col. John Sevier, Captain not named. 1780,
a Private under Capt. Samuel Williams and Col. John Sevier. Born
in 1759 in Augusta County, VA. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, Kings Mountain (SC). |
| Hughes,
Henry |
8th NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
6/28/1777,
a Corporal under Capt. John Walsh.
A Private in Jan. 1778.
Back to Corporal in June 1778.
Back to Private in Sep. 1778. |
|
| Hughes,
James |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. George Oldham and Lt. Col. Stephen Moore.
Guarded the baggage during the battle of Camden, SC. 1781, a
Private under a Capt. Dixon and Col. William O'Neal (Orange County
Regiment). 1781, also a Private under Capt. Dudley Reynolds,
then under Capt. John Oldham, both under Col. William Moore (Caswell
County Regiment). Born in 1753 in Orange County, NC. aka James
Hues, James Hughs. |
Haw River. |
| Hughes,
James |
Orange County Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
1778-1779,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Thompson, attached to Col. Exum
Lewis (Edgecombe County Regiment). In the Purrysburg, SC expedition,
no named engagements. 1781, a Private under Capt. George Hodge. |
|
| Hughes,
John |
DQMG |
1781 |
|
8/23/1781,
a Leather worker under Col. Nicholas Long (Deputy QM General),
making saddles, harnesses, caps, etc.
aka John Hews. |
|
| Hughes,
John |
4th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1779 |
5/1/1776,
a Private under Capt. Robert Smith for three years.
A Corporal in Oct. 1777.
Back to Private in June 1778.
9/8/1778, a known Private in the Colonel's Company (Col.
Thomas Clark) (1st NC Regiment) led by Capt. John Gambier Scull.
Discharged on 5/14/1779. |
|
| Hughes,
John |
|
1780 |
1781 |
1780-1781,
a Private, unit(s) uknown. May have been in the battle of Camden,
SC. |
Haw River, Guilford
Court House. |
| Hughes,
John |
Washington County
Regiment |
|
|
A
Private under a Capt. Sevier and Col. John Sevier, dates unknown.
Later in a VA unit. Born in 1752 in Augusta County, VA. |
|
| Hughes,
Peter |
Washington County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
First
in VA unit. 1780, a Private under Col. John Sevier, Captain not
named. Then in VA unit again. |
Boyd's Creek (TN). |
| Hughes,
Samuel |
2nd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Benjamin Carter for 18 months. |
|
| Hughes,
Samuel |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a Private under Capt. Charles Polk and Col. Adam Alexander. |
|
| Hughey,
Conrad |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a known Drummer under Capt. John Barringer. Marched towards the
battle of Moore's Creek Bridge, learned at Camden, SC that the
Loyalists were already defeated, went back home. aka John Hui. |
|
| Hughey,
George |
Rutherford County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. James Withrow and Col. Andrew Hampton.
Born on 7/22/1758 in Brunswick County, VA. aka George Hughes. |
Kings Mountain
(SC). |
| Hughkins,
Hardy |
5th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1779 |
5/1/1776,
a Private under Capt. Reading Blount.
9/9/1778, under Capt. Benjamin Andrew Coleman (2nd NC
Regiment). Discharged on 3/1/1779. aka Hardy Hukins. |
|
| Hughkins,
James |
2nd NC Regiment |
1776 |
|
12/4/1776,
a Private, unit unknown.
9/9/1778, a known Private under Capt. Benjamin Andrew
Coleman. 3/12/1779,
re-enlisted under Capt. Benjamin Andrew Coleman. aka James Hukins. |
|
| Huiet,
Philip |
Guilford County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Tobias Whitesell and Col. James Martin.
Born on 3/8/1754 in Berks County, PA. |
|
| Huitt,
John |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
1781 |
Was
a Sergeant. 1778, a Private under a Capt. Smith and Col. Joseph
Taylor. 1779, a Private under Capt. Daniel McFarland and Col.
William Moore (Caswell County Regiment). 1781, a Private under
Capt. James Moore and Col. Francois in the NC Light Dragoons.
Too late for the battle of Guilford Court House. 1781, a Sergeant
again. 1781, also a Private under Capt. William White and Col.
William Moore (Caswell County Regiment). 1781, also a Private
under Capt. Jones Fuller and Col. Joseph Taylor. Born on 1/25/1761
in Brunswick County, VA. |
|
| Huling,
W. Jacob |
2nd NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
A
Sergeant under Capt. William Fenner.
A Private in Sep. 1777. |
|
| Hull,
Daniel |
Rowan County Regiment |
1777 |
1781 |
1777,
a Private under Capt. John Lopp and Col. Francis Locke. 1780,
a Private under a Capt. Edwards and Col. Martin Armstrong (Surry
County Regiment). 1781, a Private under Capt. Douglas Hayden,
attached to Col. William Lofton (Montgomery County Regiment).
Born on 8/7/1745 in Middlesex County, NJ. |
|
| Hull,
Jackson |
3rd NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. William Brinkley.
Died in Jan. 1778. |
|
| Hull,
Nathaniel |
2nd NC Regiment |
1782 |
1783 |
A
Private under Capt. Benjamin Carter.
Deserted on 6/21/1783 (?). |
|
| Human,
Alexander |
1st NC Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
5/5/1778,
a Private for two months, furloughed. Nov. 1778, a Private under
Capt. Thomas Donoho. Lived in Caswell County. 1781, a Private
under Capt. John Herndon Graves and Col. William Moore. Born
on 9/18/1760. W7849. |
Briar
Creek (GA), Stono Ferry (SC), Guilford Court House. |
| Human,
Alexander |
Caswell County
Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
1778-1779,
a Private in the New Levies for nine months under Capt. Robert
Moore and Lt. Col. Archibald Lytle (a Continental officer). Probably
the same man as directly above (different sources). |
|
| Humphrey,
James |
NC Light Dragoons |
1777 |
1777 |
Oct.-Dec.
1777, a known Private under Capt. Martin Phifer. Not on any official
rolls. |
|
| Humphrey,
Joseph |
Onslow County Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Ephraim Battle and Lt. Col. Joseph Scott
Cray. Born on 1/16/1750 in Edgecombe (what became Halifax) County,
NC. |
Heron's Bridge. |
| Humphreys,
Daniel |
2nd NC Regiment |
1776 |
1778 |
3/18/1776,
a Private under Capt. James Gee for 2-1/2 years.
9/9/1778, a known Private under Capt. John Ingles. Discharged on 9/30/1778. |
|
| Humphreys,
George |
Surry County Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Cleveland, then Capt. John Beverly,
both under Col. Martin Armstrong. Late 1777, in Wilkes County. |
Cherokee Expedition
1776. |
| Humphreys,
Randal |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Griffith John McRee.
9/8/1778, a known Private under Capt. Tilghman Dixon (1st
NC Regiment). aka Randle Humphreys. |
|
| Humphries,
John |
NC Light Dragoons |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Solomon Wood. From Wake County. |
|
| Humphries,
Robert |
NC Light Dragoons |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Solomon Wood. From Wake County. |
|
| Hunsucker,
Abram |
Burke County Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
Early
1781, a Private under Capt. Mordecai Clark, attached to Maj.
Francis Triplett (VA). 1781, also a Private under Capt. Henry
Reed and Col. Charles McDowell. 6/6/1781, a Private under Capt.
Alexander Brevard (1st NC Regiment). Discharged on 6/7/1782 (3rd
NC Regiment). Born in 1754 in Lancaster County, PA. aka Abraham
Hunsucker. S5258. |
Cowpens
(SC), Siege of Ninety-Six 1781 (SC), Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Hunt,
Abraham |
Wilkes County
Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
First
in VA unit. 1780, a Private under Capt. Godfrey Isbell and Col.
Benjamin Cleveland. 1780, also a Private under Capt. Samuel Johnson,
attached to Col. William Campbell (VA). 1781, a Private under
Capt. James Henderson, attached to Col. Charles McDowell (Burke
County Regiment). 1782, a Private under Capt. Nathaniel Gordon,
then under Capt. James Langhorn, both attached to Col. Martin
Armstrong. Born in 1762 in Charles County, MD. |
|
| Hunt,
Berry |
Caswell County
Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. |
|
| Hunt,
Daniel |
Rowan County Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779-1781,
a Private under Capt. John Johnston and Col. Francis Locke, mostly
subduing Loyalists. At the battle of Colson's
Mill under Col. William Lee Davidson (Mecklenburg County Regiment).
Promoted to Lieutenant. |
Colson's
Mill. |
| Hunt,
David |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
1779 |
7/20/1778,
a Private under Capt. John Baker for nine months.
Enlisted in Edgecombe County, NC.
Discharged at Halifax, NC. |
|
| Hunt,
David |
Granville County
Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/25/1778,
a known Private under Capt. Ralph Williams and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies for nine months.
Probably the same man as directly above (different sources). |
|
| Hunt,
Elisha |
2nd NC Regiment |
1778 |
1780 |
9/9/1778,
under Capt. Benjamin Andrew Coleman.
Wounded, lost his right arm at the Fall of Charleston
- POW. Free man of color. Feds listed him as Elijah
Hunt, pension has Elisha.
S13486. |
Siege of Charleston
1780 (SC). |
| Hunt,
Elisha |
5th NC Regiment |
1777 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Henry Darnell. |
|
| Hunt,
Elsi |
Washington County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
First
in VA unit. 1780, a Private under Capt. George Russell and Col.
John Sevier. |
Kings Mountain
(SC), Boyd's Creek (TN). |
| Hunt,
Howell |
Wilkes County Regiment |
1780 |
1781 |
A
Private under a Capt. Cleveland, Capt. Benjamin Herndon, and
a Capt. Smith, all under Col. Benjamin Cleveland, dates unknown. |
Kings Mountain
(SC), Guilford Court House. |
| Hunt,
John |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
2/6/1782,
a Private under Capt. James Mills for 12 months. |
|
| Hunt,
John |
NC Light Dragoons |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. Solomon Wood. From Wake County. |
|
| Hunt,
John |
Rowan County Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a Private under Capt. Robert Moore and Col. Francis Locke. Several
other tours, Captains and dates not identified. |
|
| Hunt,
Jonathan |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
1780 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. Johnson Sloan, then under Capt. Myrick
Davis, both under Col. Francis Locke. Also served once or twice
under Lt. Jonathan Cunningham, who acted as a Captain. 1780,
also a Sergeant. 1781, a Corporal. |
Ramseur's Mill. |
| Hunt,
Samuel |
NC State Cavalry-Western
District |
1780 |
|
Sep.
1780, a Private under Col. William Richardson Davie, Captain
not named. Lived in Granville County. |
|
| Hunt,
William |
Rowan County Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
1780-1782,
a Private under Col. Francis Locke, Captain(s) not named. |
|
| Hunter,
Andrew |
Randolph County
Regiment |
|
|
A
Private, unit and dates unknown. Stole Loyalist Col. David Fanning's
horse Bay Doe. |
Deep River #3,
Faith Rock. |
| Hunter,
Asa |
4th NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. George Dougherty for 12 months.
Discharged on 5/25/1782. |
|
| Hunter,
George |
2nd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1781 |
4/12/1781,
a Private under Capt. Tilghman Dixon.
Deserted on 7/20/1781. |
|
| Hunter,
Henry |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1780 |
|
1780,
a Private under Capt. William Alexander, then under Capt. Thomas
Alexander, both under Col. George Alexander. At the battle of
Ramseur's Mill under Maj. Robert Wilson. Born on 8/11/1751 in
County Derry, Ireland. |
Ramseur's Mill. |
| Hunter,
Humphrey |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1775 |
1776 |
1775-1776,
a Private under Capt. Charles Polk and Col. Thomas Polk. 1776,
a Lieutenant. Born on 5/14/1755. |
|
| Hunter,
Humphrey |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1776 |
|
1776,
a Private under Capt. Charles Polk and Col. Adam Alexander. Probably
the same man as directly above (different sources). |
|
| Hunter,
Joseph |
Tryon County Regiment |
1777 |
|
Oct.
21 - Dec. 30, 1777, a Private under Capt. Robert Porter and Col.
William Graham. |
|
| Hunter,
Samuel |
Hillsborough District
Minutemen |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Wagon Master under Capt. Charles Abercrombie and Col. James
Thackston. Lived in Orange County. 1781, a Private under Maj.
John McClary, then under Capt. John Taylor, both under Col. William
Moore (Caswell County Regiment). Born on 5/6/1756 in Orange County,
NC. |
Moore's Creek
Bridge, Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Hunter,
Solomon |
Bute County Regiment |
1779 |
|
3/1/1779,
a known Private under Capt. Robert Temple and Lt. Col. Archibald
Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies. |
|
| Hunter,
Thomas |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1776 |
1780 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. William Alexander and Col. Adam Alexander.
1780, a Private under Capt. Thomas Alexander, then under Capt.
Samuel Givens, then under Capt. Thomas Givens, all under Col.
George Alexander. 1781, in SC unit. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, Little Lynches Creek (SC), Camden (SC). |
| Hunter,
Thomas |
Washington County
Regiment |
1779 |
1780 |
First
in SC unit. 1779-1780, a Private under Capt. Valentine Sevier,
Jr. and Col. John Sevier. Born on 3/17/1763 in Halifax County,
NC. |
Chickamauga
Towns (TN). |
| Hunter,
William |
Anson County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Wade. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hunter,
William |
Bertie County Regiment |
1780 |
|
4/8/1780,
a Private under Capt. William Ashburn and Col. Thomas Pugh. |
|
| Huntston,
Abraham |
3rd NC Regiment |
1776 |
1779 |
4/29/1776,
a Private under Capt. Jacob Turner.
Deserted on 12/1/1779.
aka Abin Hutson. |
|
| Hurdle,
Martin |
Martin County Regiment |
1779 |
|
On
a 12/1/1779 list of volunteers, drafts. |
|
| Hurley,
David |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
1783 |
August
1782, a Private under Capt. Elijah Moore, then under Capt. Alexander
Brevard (3rd NC Regiment) for 18 months. Discharged in NC in
1783 after peace was announced. S38051. |
|
| Hurley,
John |
2nd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
1/10/1782,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Andrew Coleman for 12 months.
Probably the same man as directly below. |
|
| Hurley,
John |
2nd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
Sep.
1782, a Private under Capt. Clement Hall. |
|
| Hurley,
John |
4th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Thomas Harris.
Died in July 1777. |
|
| Hurley,
Joshua |
Montgomery County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. James Crump, then under Capt. Joseph Parsons,
then under Capt. Etheldred Harris, all under Col. William Lofton.
Born on 5/20/1762 in Prince George County, MD. |
|
| Hurley,
Moses |
Anson County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. Thomas Wade. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hurst,
James |
Duplin County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. William Taylor and Col. James Kenan. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hurst,
William |
Duplin County Regiment |
1776 |
|
2/27/1776,
a known Private under Capt. William Taylor and Col. James Kenan. |
Moore's Creek Bridge. |
| Hurt,
John |
Tryon County Regiment |
1777 |
|
Oct.
21 - Dec. 30, 1777, a Private under Capt. Robert Porter and Col.
William Graham. |
|
| Hurt,
William |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1777 |
A
Private under Capt. Thomas Donoho.
Killed on 10/4/1777 at the battle of Germantown, PA. |
Germantown (PA). |
| Hurt,
William |
DQMG |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Spy under Col. Nicholas Long. Lived in Halifax County. Wounded/POW
at Halifax in May of 1781. |
Halifax. |
| Hurton,
Hugh |
4th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1779 |
7/5/1776,
a Private under Capt. Robert Smith.
9/8/1778, a known Private in the Colonel's Company (Col.
Thomas Clark)(1st NC Regiment) led by Capt. John Gambier Scull.
Discharged on 7/5/1779.
aka Hugh Huston. |
|
| Husbands,
William |
Anson County Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. William Hoye and Lt. Col. David Love. 1779,
in Richmond County. 1780, a Private under Capt. John Donaldson,
attached to Col. Andrew Hampton (Rutherford County Regiment).
POW at the Fall of Charleston, SC, paroled. Sep. 1780, a Private
under Maj. Joseph Dickson and Col. William Richardson Davie in
the newly-created NC State Cavalry-Western District. Wounded
at Polk's Mill. 1781, a Private under Capt. James Farr and Col.
Thomas Wade (Anson County Regiment). 1781, also a Private under
Capt. Patrick Boggan (Anson County Regiment), attached to Col.
Thomas Crawford. 1781, also a Private under Capt. William Wall
and Lt. Col. Edward Williams. Born on 1/15/1759 in Anson County,
NC. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, Siege of Charleston 1780 (SC), Polk's Mill. |
| Hussar,
Francis |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
1779 |
A
Private under Maj. Reading Blount for nine months.
Dropped from the rolls in Oct. 1779. |
|
| Hussey,
John |
3rd NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
Served
under Capt. Edward Yarborough for 12 months.
Discharged on 4/22/1782. |
|
| Hussey,
John |
|
1779 |
|
Aug.
1779, a Private, regiment and unit unknown. |
|
| Huste,
John |
2nd NC Regiment |
1776 |
|
Nov.
1776, a Private under Capt. Benjamin Williams for three years.
9/9/1778, a known Private in the Major's Company (Maj.
Hardy Murfree) (2nd NC Regiment).
aka John Husk. |
|
| Hutchings,
Lewis |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1778 |
|
10/30/1778,
drafted under Capt. Thomas Williams and Col. William Caswell. |
|
| Hutchins,
Edward |
2nd NC Regiment |
1775 |
1781 |
Sept.
1775, a Private under Lt. William Fenner and Capt. William Knox
for six months. 11/21/1776, a Private under Capt. William Caswell
(5th NC Regiment). 9/9/1778, a known Private
under Capt. Robert Fenner (2nd NC Regiment).
Wounded at the battle of Germantown (PA). POW at Ft. Lafayette,
NY on 6/1/1779. Discharged on 2/8/1780. July 1781, re-enlisted
as a Sergeant under Capt. Alexander Brevard (1st NC Regiment)
for 12 months. Discharged on 7/11/1782
(3rd NC Regiment). S38052. |
Brandywine
Creek (PA), Germantown (PA), Ft. Lafayette (NY). |
| Hutchins,
James |
NC Light Dragoons |
1780 |
1781 |
1780-1781,
a Private under Capt. Mark Patterson and Col. Francois DeMalmedy.
Lived in Orange County. 1781, a Private under Capt. Abraham Allen,
attached to Maj. William Gholson (Chatham County Regiment). 1781,
also a Private under a Capt. Douglas. Born on 5/5/1755. |
Kirk's
Farm. |
| Hutchins,
Jesse |
5th NC Regiment |
1779 |
|
7/26/1779,
a Private under Maj. Reading Blount. |
|
| Hutchins,
Robert |
3rd NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
7/20/1778,
a Private under Lt./Capt. George "Gee" Bradley for
nine months. |
|
| Hutchins,
Robert Jr. |
Dobbs County Regiment |
1778 |
|
5/19/1778,
received a bounty for Militia service under Caswell. Most likely
the same man as directly above (different sources). |
|
| Hutchins,
Thomas |
Johnston County
Regiment |
1781 |
|
1781,
a Private under Capt. Matthew McCullers, attached to Lt. Col.
Robert Mebane (a Continental officer). |
Lindley's Mill. |
| Hutchins,
Thomas |
Wake County Regiment |
1775 |
1781 |
1775-1776,
a Private under Capt. James Hinton and Col. John Hinton, Sr.
1778-1779, a Private under Capt. Woodson Daniel and Lt. Col.
Archibald Lytle (a Continental officer) in the New Levies for
nine months. 1780, a Private under Capt. Matthew McCullers (Johnston
County Regiment), attached to Col. John Hinton, Jr. 1781, a Private
under Capt. Etheldred Jones, attached to Lt. Col. Thomas Farmer
(Orange County Regiment). 1781, also a Private under Capt. Martin
Lane and Lt. Col. Thomas Wooten. Born on 1/22/1753 in Augusta
County, VA. aka Thomas Hutching. |
Moore's
Creek Bridge, Cowan's Ford, Tarrant's Tavern, Lindley's Mill,
Eutaw Springs (SC). |
| Hutchinson,
James |
NC Light Dragoons |
1779 |
|
First
in SC unit. 1779, a Private under Capt. Christopher Goodwin and
Col. Francois DeMalmedy. Lived in Mecklenburg County. |
Stono
Ferry (SC). |
| Hutchison,
Elijah |
3rd NC Regiment |
1782 |
1783 |
8/1/1782,
a Private under Capt. Benjamin Bailey for 18 months.
Deserted on 5/5/1783 (?).
aka Elizah Hutchinson. |
|
| Hutchison,
Samuel |
Mecklenburg County
Regiment |
1779 |
1781 |
1779-1780,
a Private under Capt. Samuel Flanagan and Col. Robert Irwin.
1780, in SC unit for a few months. 1780-1781, a Private under
Capt. Joseph Graham and Col. Robert Irwin. Then in SC unit again.
Born on 11/1/1763 in Ireland. |
Haw River. |
| Hutson,
Anthony |
Hyde County Regiment |
1782 |
|
2/7/1782,
a Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Hutson,
David |
2nd NC Regiment |
1782 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. Benjamin Carter.
Deserted on 11/26/1782. |
|
| Hutson,
James |
Pitt County Regiment |
1776 |
1781 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Armwell Herron and Col. John Simpson. Lived
in Dobbs County. 1779, a Private under Capt. William Herritage
and Col. John Herritage in the newly-created NC State Regiment
(State Troops). 1781, a Private under Capt. Samuel Caswell and
Col. James Darnell. Two other tours, Captains not named. Born
in 1760 in Dobbs County, NC. |
|
| Hutson,
Miles |
1st NC Regiment |
1778 |
|
12/14/1778,
a Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe. |
|
| Hutson,
Miles |
2nd NC Regiment |
1782 |
|
A
Private under Capt. Robert Raiford for 18 months. |
|
| Hutson,
Miles |
4th NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
A
Private under Capt. George Dougherty for 12 months.
Discharged on 5/25/1782. |
|
| Hutson,
Miles |
|
1779 |
|
A
Private, regiment and unit unknown. |
|
| Hutson,
William |
Hyde County Regiment |
1782 |
|
2/7/1782,
a Private, unit unknown. |
|
| Huttleston,
Robert |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
1782 |
6/14/1781,
a Private under Capt. Thomas Donoho.
Discharged on 6/14/1782.
aka Robert Huttliston. |
|
| Hutton,
James |
Washington District
Regiment |
1776 |
1777 |
1776,
a Private under Capt. Isaac Shelby, attached to Col. William
Christian (VA). 1777, a Private under Capt. William Asher and
Col. Evan Shelby, Sr. 1780, in VA unit. |
Cherokee
Expedition 1776, French Broad River. |
| Hyde,
Andrew |
4th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
6/20/1777,
a Musician under Capt. Thomas Harris for three years.
A Private in Dec. 1777.
9/8/1778, a known Private under Capt. John Sumner (1st
NC Regiment). Dropped from the rolls
in Sep. 1778. aka Andrew Hide. |
|
| Hyde,
William |
Burke County Regiment |
1780 |
1782 |
1780,
a Private under Capt. James Ramsey, then under Capt. George Smith
(Lincoln County Regiment), both attached to Maj. George Henry
Barrier (Rowan County Regiment). 1781, a Private under Capt.
Daniel Smith, then under Capt. John McFarland, both under Col.
Charles McDowell. 1782, a Private under Capt. Samuel Killian
and Col. Joseph McDowell. aka William Hide. |
Cherokee Expedition
1782. |
| Hyman,
Joseph |
6th NC Regiment |
1777 |
1778 |
A
Private under Capt. Philip Taylor.
Dropped from the rolls in June 1778. |
|
| Hynde,
John |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/4/1780,
a known draftee under Capt. Kenneth McKenzie and Col. Samuel
Jarvis. From Martin County. |
|
| Hynds,
Christopher |
1st NC Regiment
of Militia |
1780 |
|
6/4/1780,
a known Volunteer under Capt. Kenneth McKenzie and Col. Samuel
Jarvis. From Martin County. |
|
| Hyner,
Lewis |
4th NC Regiment |
1782 |
1783 |
A
Private under Capt. Anthony Sharpe.
Deserted on 6/17/1783 (?). |
|
| Hynes,
Hardy |
5th NC Regiment |
1776 |
1778 |
4/16/1776,
a Private under Capt. William Caswell.
9/9/1778, a known Private under Capt. Robert Fenner (2nd
NC Regiment). Discharged on 11/10/1778.
From Dobbs County, NC. On the official rolls
as Hardy Hinds. aka Hardy Hines.
R5468. |
|
| Hysaw,
Henry |
1st NC Regiment |
1781 |
|
6/6/1781,
a Private under Capt. Alexander Brevard. |
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