The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-03-09

don's regiment.
Geoge Con, Capt. Robbins.
jeremiah Conaway, dead at close o1
Revolution.
jeremiah Conaway, alive at close o.
Revolution: Capt. Anthony Coulter:
company, Roebuck's regiment.
Philip Conaway, Lieut.. Jacob Bux-
ton.
Nicholas Cove, sergeant, Col. Wat
ers' regiment.
Matthew Cone.
Adam Confree, Picken'S brigade.
Benjamin Covenho7er, sergeant
Col. Brandon's regiment.
Thomas Conn, Capt. Pearson's com
papy. Col. Benton's regiment: Adjt.
Col. Benton'S regiment.
George Connal, Roebuck's regiment
Jesse Connal, Roebuck's regiment.
William Connal, Capt. Ellison, Col.
Baxter, Marion.
Lieut.. Archibald Conner, under
Maj. Gamble Of Marion's brigade.
Isaac Conner, lieutenant, MarlonS
brigade.
James Conner. Quartermaster, Ma
rion'S brigade.
John Conner, Roebuck's regiment.
Miximilian Conner.
William Connaway, Roebuck' regl
ment: Capt. Pearson's company.
James Conner
Pat Connely: lost horse at Sumter:
defeat: also at Briar Creek.
Uriah Conner, on expedition to In
denation;;" Capt. PearSon's company
EoebucK's regiment.
Charles Conyers, Col. Maham's regi
rlent.
l,aniel Conyers. lieutenant and cap
tain: in service 5s2 days: Marion.
James Conyers. OF the Horse Shoe
company, also Capt. Youngblood's
Troop of Horse. "
James Conyers, Jr., captain; prob
ably killed: widow, Susannah.
Jas. Conyers, major, Maham'S leg
ion.
Stran. Conyers.
Bennett Grafton, adjutant, Uppe,
and Lower Ninety-Six regiments from
Sept. l, ITS to June Is, 1880; ther
taken prisoner by the British and pa
rolled: in confinement part OF the time
Gen. Pickens certiies that Mr.. Graf
ton, as soon as the general exchange
took place, again entered the service
Of the State"
George Craig. under Capts. Eagan
Mills and Cooper, and Lieut.. Gill Of
Gel. Lacey's regiment.
Henry Craig, Capt. Jos. Howe;
company, Sumters brigade, from
June /, 1880, to Nov. 10, 1880.
James Craig, lieutenant, Col. Hen
ry Hampton: was at Hanging Rock,
Blackstock and Sumter's defeat: under
Col. Jos. Howe, and probably killed in
service: widow, Rboda.
Jas. Craig Of Waxhaws, lieutenant:
was in Capt. Cofey's company at
Hanging Rock; with Col. Henry
Hampton at Blackstock: also served
under Coils. Frederick kimball and
John Marshall.
James Craig, on duty in Forks OF
Edisto under Col. Vim.
James Craig, dead at close Of Revo-
)ution; Capt. Jos. Calhoun's company,
Pickens' brigade.
James Craig, captain, Col. Taylor's
served May and June, l7Sl:
in July l7Sl, in the expedition against
Monck's Corner: from Dec. II, 1881,
to Feb. /, 1882, at Orangeburg; dur
ing July and August, 1882, at South
Edisto; was in service in Charleston
in l779, and was taken prisoner By
Maj. Cunningham"
John Craig: Col. VIM. Bratton reg
lment.
John Craig, dead at close Of Revo-
luton; widow, Eleanor.
John Craig, Jr., Capt. Robert Mont
gomery'S company, Col. Joseph ker-
shaw's regiment. during l7Is; at
Hanging Rock under Capt. Cotfey;
later under Lieut.. James Craig Of Col.
Henry Hampton's regiment.
John Craig, Capt. John Turner Of
Col. WiDn's regiment.
John Craig, sergeant, Pickens' 5ri-
gade.
Quentin Craig, Capt. James Craig's
Taylor's regiment; at
Mouck's Corner, Orangeburg and
Four-Holes.
Robert Craig, Capt. James Craig's
Taylor's regiment.
Samuel Craig, dead at close Of Rev
olution; widow, Ann; was at Briar
Creek under Col. Neel, where be lost
zone great coat and one pair Of sad
dlebags, one bell and and one pair of
stockings" lost a rifle gun" at Hang
ing Rock: was in Capt. Jos. Howe'S
Of Col. Bratton's regiment,
and probably killed there.
John Creightington.
Charles Grain, Putnam and Jolley'S
company Of Brandon's regiment.
Macfeat Crane, Capt. Waters com
pany, Sumter's brigade.
Samuel Crane, Col. Brandon.
William Crane, Col. Brandon; Capt.
company, Sumter'S brigade.
John Craps, killed: South Carolina
artillery.
William Craps, drummer, Second
regiment.
Col. John Grafton, 1919.
Alexander Crawford from July,
1850, with Sumter; 1871 with Capt.
Geo. Neely's company; 1882 captain in
Lacey's regiment; lost horse while
under Col. Winn.
Andrew Crawford, dead at close o