The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-26
THE AIM X r Oils
OF the South Carolina Patriyts Who
Fought the British Under
MARION, pIoKENs AND SUMTER
IA Document that Should Be OF Great
Interest TO tho Descendants Of
the Gallant Men Led by
ssssi35s sSf ~ Partisan I,eaiera
Partisan Leaders.


the Gallant Men Led by
Partisan Leaders.
Tie Columbia State from week to
s. week publishes the names Of the SOL
diers in the Revolutionary war, as
they have been culled from the guam
tity of loose documents discovered by
Secretary Of State CAN'T in the State
house, We publish these rolls from
week to week as they appear In The
State. The second installment fol-
lows:
NoteThe names beginning with
b" will be held for publication.
Capt. Henry Caffey (or Coffey); lieu
{ der Maj. Robert Crawford at Hanging
Rock; commissary under Col. Davie;
captain under Sumter.
Abner Cain.
- James Cain, sergeant; dead at close
OF Revolution.
Michael Gain, Capt. VIM. Baskin's
company.
James Cain, Capt. John Cowan's
company.
John Gains, dead at the close of
war.
John Caine, given i've years pay in
lieu OF half pay for lite by State; un-
der Capt VIM. Mccullough, Col.
Neel; lieutenant.
Richard Cain.
Patrick Caine.
John Calcot, (of Georgetown) Ma
rion.
Robert Calder, under Capts. John
Cowan and Jas. Bouchillon.
David Caldwell, Capt. Norwood;
Pickens.
James Caldwell, sergeant, Col.
Thomson's regiment.
Capt. James Caldwell, Pickens' brig
ade; from April IL, 1881, to Dec. 6,
1882, in Capt. John Norwood's COM
pany; also service as lieutenant.
James Caldwell, dead at close Of
Rev0lution) South Carolina Inde-
pendent company"
John Caldwell, third, South Car
olina Continental regiment.
DR.. John Caldwell, physician at
tending militia.
Joseph Caldwell, Waters regiment.
Joseph Caldwell, Col. Thomson's
regiment.
William Caldwell, Col. Waters regi-
ment.
John Calhoun, dead at close of Rev.
olut tion; Pickens'; Capts. Caldwell and
John Calhoun's company.
Alex. Calhoun.
Capt. John Calhoun, Col. Robert
Anderson's regiment, Pickens' brig
ade.
Thomas Calhoun, Brandon's reli-
ment.
Hugh Calhoun
James Calhoun, Marion.
Capt. Joseph Calhoun; served l77G
aslieutenant; 1880 to 1883 as captain
John Calhoun, Capt. John Carithe: S
company, Pickens.
John Ewing Calhoun, -de-canlr
to Gen. Plckens from May /, 1881, tt
April l, 1882.
Patrick Calhoun, Jr., and Villa n
Calhoun.
John Caloghan, saddler for Stat,
troops.
John Calihan, Capt. Carithers, Pick
ems.
James Calvert, Capt. Joseph Cal
houn's company.
Andrew Colley.
John Calvert, clerk to commission
ers of the navy board
Col. Cambray, Lieutenant colonc
on Continental and full colonel or
militia
Andrew and James Cameron.
John Cameron, Capt. Martins com.
pany, Sumters brigade; lieutenant
under Col. Winn.
Joseph Cameron, lieutentant, Col.
Winn.
John Cammock.
Andrew Campbcll; In Georgia un-
der Col. Necl; under Sumter and
Henderson.
Angus and Anoren Campbell.
Carter Campbell; In 1910 took 600
pounds powder from on board Capt.
Maitland in Georgia"
David and Duncan Campbell.
George Campbell, sergeant, Capt.
Ross, Col. Mydelton, Sumter
Gilbert Campbell.
Henry Campbell Capt. John
Cowan.
Isaac Campbell.
James Campbell, Capt. John Irwin;
house burned by Tories" also under
Capt. John Wilson.
James Campbell, Capt. John Cowan.
John Campbell, Col Brandon
dullSh SdhlPDCli, lChCHo.
Philip Campbell.
Robert Miss Campbell, first ieuten-
ant, Second Regiment Light Ora
goons, Capt. Moore's company, Mydel-
toms regiment, Sumter's brigade; also
adjutant.
Robert Campbell, killed
Thomas Campbell, under Col.
Thomas Neel in Georgia
William Campbell; was at the bat
tie Of Kings Mountain; also in Capt
Howe's company of Sumter's brigade
Rich Cane.
John CanmOure.
George Cannon, Col. McDonald's
regiment, Marion's brigade.
David Cannon, Col. Waters regi-
ment, Capt. McGaw's company.
Edward, Henry William, Robert,
James, John, Isaac-and Adam Can
non.
william Cannon, ''tifer" South Caro-
lima Continental line; trumpeter, Col.
Hampton's regiment
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