The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-03-23

ion 5 regiment: on QuCy ~ SeItLllloi do
sPhi!lip:s Fort, in Georgia, under
Capt. Wm. McColloch.
John Dial, sergeant.
William Dial, Pickens' brigade.
John D:chtel, Capt. Rumph's COM
pany. Henderson's regiment.
Joseph Dick.
John Dick, Capt. John Turner's
company: also under Marion.
Robert Dick. Marion's brigade.
Thomas Dick.
William Dick, lieutenant, during
81 and 80.
James Dickun (:), Capt. n. Mar
tins company, Sumters reorganized
brigade.
Michael Dickert, captain. James
killey certihes las his commanding
othcer) that Michael Dickert dio tne
following duties in the State Of SCUM
Carolina, as quartermaster, under the
several commanders, viz: l7s1, from
April 22d to May the 18th incluolng
% days duty at the taking OF the forS
IT the Congarees. under the command
of Col. James Lilies, deceased, waters
regiment: 18th August, to II days
duty at Angromes at the CongareeS,
under the command Of Col. Jonas
3eard. Waters regiment; 10th Oct.'
70 Il days duty in Citing OF wagons
and provisions TO supply Gen. PICK
ems brigade at the Congarees: 1882,
May 7uh, to one months duty under
the command Of Col. David Glenn, In
Gen. Greene's camp
John Dickey iof Black Swamp,
Capt. kirkpatrick, Col. Neil.
Alexander Dickey, Col. Waters.
David Dickey, Lieutenant Hill
house, Capt. kirkpatrick, Capt.
Woods, Col. Bratton.
Capt. Mouzon's company; sergeant
under Lieutenant McGill.
John Dickey, purchasing comnls-
sary.
John Dickey (of Black River) Mari
on: during 1880 and 1881.
john Dickey, Capts. Jamison James
and Francis), and Capt. Hillhouse,
Sumter's brigade.
Robert Dickey, Capt. klrkpaSrlcK.
William Dickey.
David Dickson, Sumter'S brigade.
David Dickson.
Hugh Dickson, Capt. John Lilies
company.
James Dickson, Capt. Anderson
Thomas company.
James Dickson, Capt. CheStnut's
company.
James Dickson, Capt. Lawson and
Dickson'S company, Of Roebuck's regl-
ment.
jeremiah Dickson (see Di1on), cap
tain, Roebuck's regiment.
Joel Dickson, Capt. Anderson
Thomas company.
John Dickson, sergeant, Capts. John
Wilson and Hugh Wardlaw.
John Dickson, Marion's brigade.
Josiah Dickinson.
Matthew Dickson, Gen. Williamson
Michael Dickson, Capt, Knox's com
pany.
Robert Dickson, PickenS' brigade.
William Dickson, commissary O.
purchases, Sumter's brigade; also ser
vice as private.
John Digmon, Capt. Greene's trool
OF horse, Marion's brigade.
Nicholas Dill, Capt. Jacob Rumph':
company. James billiard, lieutenant
and captain nnder Pickens; lost gul
near Ninety-Six garrison in May, l7Sl
James Dillard, lieutenant; captain
; in command Of Il horses at Chas
Crows Jan. 5, 1871.
Nicholas billiard, Col. Leroy Ham
mond'S regiment, Pickens' brigade.
Thomas billiard, captain.
Robert Dingie, served during lis
and 1882.
Jacob Dennard, lieutenant, 17S
and 1882.
John Dinnard, served during 1881.
John Dinnard, Jr., served during
1882.
William Dinnard, served during
1882.
John Dining.
Ralph DiSse, served under Conmo
dore Gillon on the Frigate Soutl
Carolina
Jesse Disto, sergeant, Capt. Ross
Sumter'S reorganized brigade.
= Dixon, Col. Bratton's regiment.
Hugh Dixon, Col. Walters regi
ment.
James Dixon, Roebuck's regiment.
jeremiah Dixon (see Dickinson,
captain, Roebuck's regiment.
William Dixon, served during III
and to 1882, under Capts. John Viii
son and Hugh Wardlaw.
Robert Dixon, served from '7e t.
'S2.
William Dixon, lieutenant unde
Col. Roebuck; also in Brandon's regl
mept.
FortunatuS DobbScn, sergeant i!
Roebuck's regiment.
James Dodds. Capt. Edward MAI
! tin (his commanding of6cer) certihe
his account as follows: For persona
military services done in Gen. Wmson'
brigade, in Col. John Winn's regi
ment, in John Ellison's company, 8
days as horseman: in May 1882, 2
days Gen. Henderson's brigade, Col
Richard Winn's regiment, Capt. Mar
tins company, footman."
John Dodd, Brandon's regiment.
William Dodd, Brandon's regime Mt
John Dods, Jr., Capt. Edward Mar,
tin (his commanding oficer) certi6e'
service as follows: ''l7Sl, June lst, t
10 days service on horseback in Capt
Martins company, commencing JUNE
lst and ending the 10th; to 20 day
duty on foot, commencing Decembe
Goth, 1881, and ending February 18th
1882: 1882, June lst, to 80 days dut,
on foot co commencing June lst and end
ing the 3oth, 1882; August lst, to 8
days duty on foot, commencing Angus
lst and ending the 30th, 1Is2."