The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-02-10
THE ARMY ROLLS
Of the South Carolina Patriots Who
Fought the British Under
MARION, PICKENs AND SUMTER

a Document that Should Be Of Great
Interest TO the Descendants OF
The Gallant Men Led by
Partisan Leaders.
The Columbia State from week to
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 oy
Secretary of State CAN'T in the state
house. The State says when tne
work is finally done, it IS hopeo,
that a comparatively complete list
of the men who fought under Marion,
Picsens and Sumter during the clos
ing years OF the Revolution-that pc
riod which marked the bitterest frat
ricidal struggle that has taken place
in an American State, and Of brilliant
and memorable achievements Of sops
OF South Carolina-will be preserved.
Prior to the fall Of Charleston, May
so, 1880, our State was removed from
the centre OF the conflict, and but for
the brilliant victory of Fort Moultrie
and a few desultory and almost blood
less inyasions, engaged in little OF the
fighting; but during the closing years,
when these men whose names we are
publishing were fighting, South Caro-
lima bore the brunt Of the conflict.
and these men drove the British from
our State and CORVALLIS army to
Washington and Yorktown. But for
their deeds, and without their help,
Washington would have been like
Davis and Lee in latter years, the
leader Of an unsuccessful revolution.
and South Carolina probably British
province" We shall publish these
rolls from week to week as they appear
in The State. The first installment
follows:
Matthew Abbott, Capt. Anthony
Coulter's company, Roebuck'S regl-
ment.
Soloman Abbott, Capt. Mapp'S COM
pany, Roebuck'S regiment.
william Abbott, Marion's brigade.
James Abernathy, Pickens' brigade.
Culbert Adele, forage master.
Geo. Abney, PickenS' brigade.
John Abney, Pickens' brigade.
Michael Abney, under Capts. John
Wallace and Joseph Towles OF Pick
ems brigade.
Dr.. Nathaniel Abney, physician at
tending wounded men Of BrandonS
regiment; also on duty in Sandhills
under Capt. Watson.
Paul Abney, Pickens' brigade; also
making shoes for Samuel Hammonds
regiment"
Samuel Abney, Jr., Pickens' brigade.
Dead at close OF Revolution.
William Abney, first lieutenant and
then captain, under Gen. Pickens.
James Abraham, Colonel Branoon's
regiment.
William Acker, in Capt. Gideon Du,
points company (under Lieut.. Geo.
Hipp, the Oakley Creek company OF
mihtia")
AOSl aCISI1URS.
Alexander Adair, Pickens' brigade.
Isaac Adair, Pickens' brigade.
James Adair, Marion's brigade.
James Adair, Pickens' brigade; re-
covered horses lost at Briar Creek.
Joseph Adair, commissary.
John Adair, Pickens' brigade.
Robert Adair, dead at close Of Reyo.
luton.
William Adair, lieutenant Sixth
regiment South Carolina Continental
line. Also, adjutant Col. Lacey's regi-
nent.
Andrew Adams, Second State troop.
Bryan Adams, dead at close OF
Revolution.
Drury Adams. Col. Leroy Ham
mond's regiment.
Geo. Adams, Capt. Samuel Adams
company.
Godfrey Adams, captain; en- Bria1
Creek campaign; at Ec:sovo under Gen.
Henderson.
howell Adams, Col. Brandon.
James Adams, Capt. Dunlap's COM
pary, Sunser's brigade.
James Adams, Picken's brigade,
Col. Leroy Hammond's regiment.
Joel Adams, commissary, Captain
Goodwin's company, Taylor's regi-
ment.
John Adams, Pickens' brigade; also
corporal S. c. line.
Joseph Adams, Capt. Martins COM
pany, Sumter's brigade
Litt!eberry Adams, Pickens' bri-
gade.
Richard Adams, Continental line.
Robert Adams, Capt. Samuel Ad-
ans company, Col. Lacey's regiment.
Thomas Adams, Pickens' brigade,
Capt. Rosamond's company.
Samuel Adams, captain, Col. Lacey's
regiment.
Thomas Adams.
William Adams, Pickens' brigade;
Capt. Daniel Murphy's company; Col.
Wm. Hill's regiment; also as lieuten-
ant, also under Capt. VIM. Goodwin
at Orangeburg, and under Lieuts.
Jacob Killingsworth and Reuben OF
Col. Taylors regiment.
John Addison, Continental line.
VIM. Adds.
Richard Adds, under Capts. Benz.
Jolley and Hughes OF Roeoucks' regi-
ment.
Joseph Addison, Pickens' brigade.
John Addison.
James Addington, Waters regi-
ment.
James Adler.
John Adair, with Lacey at Houk's
defeat.
Bartlett Adkins, Capt. James Jen-
k;ns' company, Col. Sam Benton's
regiment, Marion's brigade.
James Addington, Brandon's regi-
ment.
Geo. Agnew, under Lieut.. VIM.
Grav and Can't. Edward Martin.