The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-03

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 James Anderson, Marion: also under Lieut.. John Piercey.
 James Anderson. Colonel Lacey's reg iment: Lieutenant in Capt Thos. Rob blns's company.
 James Anderson, under Captain Ward law in '79; under Capt Joseph Calhoun from 80 to 80: Pfclxens.
 John Anderson. Roebuck's regiment
 John Anderson, IT,. Pickens.
 John Apderson, Col Wade Hamptons E Capt. Jd,n Anderson; captain in mili- tia in .7s; private in Capt. Robert Thom- sons company.
 Joshua Anderson, Rocbuck's regiment.
 Joseph Anderson. under Jacob Baxton of Harden's regiment; also Marion.
 Kellis Anderson. Pickens; dead at close os revolution.
 Levi Anderson. Pfckens.
 Philip Anderson, Sergeant and Lieuten- ant. Col. Brandon's regiment: lost horse at Blackstock battle.
 Richard Anderson.
 Col. Robert Anderson of Pickens's brig ade. captain from January fl. 177s to May 12, 17So; then in various capacities Colonel of the Upper Ninety-Six Regi- ment. which he commanded until March 30 17s3.
 Robert Anderson. Sr., private and Lieutenant under Pickens.
 Robert Anderson. sJr.. Pickens.
 Samuel Anderson, Pickens.
 Scarlet Anderson, Roebuck's regiment.
 Captain George Anderson of Chester county; widow. Margaret; 2l4 days in service as captain in Lower regiment. be- tween Broad and SaIuda rivers, and then put to death by Tories; was under Lieut.. Col. John Lindsay. stephen Anderson, Pickens. Thomas Anderson of Camden; (widow, Margaret) dead at close of Revolution. David Andrews. at Augusta in 177s un- der Col H. Kirkland; with Sumter al Hanging Rock; under Col. Winn. Drury Andrews, Waters regiment Daniel Andrews. corporal. Second South Carolina Continental regiment l Israel Address. Jane Andrews, nurse in hospital. John Andrews, adjutant. Colonel Hicks and Colonel Benton. John Andrews. Colonel Henry Hamp' tons regiment. Owen Andrews. during 17s1 under Sum. ter, then under General Henderson. John Anguish. matross. regiment artii lery. Fill Anahorn, lieutenant artillery. Captain Hezekiah Anthony. service priol to fall of Charleston. John Anthoney. Captain Moore's com pany. Sumter. John Anthoney. Charleston battalion O artillery
 George Antley. Captain Smiths com l pany, Sumter. George Antse. Colonel Taylor's regiment
 Robert Archer. Captain John Steel company.
 Isaac Ardist. Pickens. | Anthony Argo. Pickens James Armor, Captain James Howe company; July and August, 17s0. unde Sumter; on Briar Creek expedition unde Williamson. Arthur Armstrong. in '7s under Captain Clinton and Holt.
 Edward Armstrong. Jr.. of Camden. Cap tain Sadler's Company. James Armstrong, Jr., Nov. 17sO, |, Aug, 17s1. under Major Gamble of Ma rion.s brigade.
 James Armstrong, l7s0, at Fishdam; s at Granby under Captain Hanna an, Lieutenant Joseph Steel; S2 at Edisto un der Lieut.. John Hanna; at Briar Creek fl | '79 under Williamson: also under Sumte at Congaree Fort and Quarter House and at Edieto under Henderson, in Cap tain William Hanna's company. John Armstrong, Wa&onmaSter, captain l from 17S0 to 17S1. Edward Armstrong, Colonel Brandon. James Armstrong, ST.. Captain Sadler' | company: Marion. James Armstrong. Jr. John Armstrong, Captain Waters com pany, Sumter's regiment. John Armstrong, wagon master in Col onel Robert Goodwin's regiment. 1779. l Martin Armstrong, Roebuck's regiment Queries. 517 POLK TROTTER.--The descend ants of Mary P Polk are in Louisiana See Polk genealogy, Tenn. Hist. Mag Richard Trotten married Jenny Locke daughter of Moses Locke. Q pioneer o Rowan County. Can any one give infor nation of the descendants of Moses Lock- Trotter? SIS. ANNIS AUSTIN.-Can any ont give information concerning the Annis family? Supposed to have settled first in Maryland. Benjamin Annis was Rev olutionary soldier. Or of the. Barret oi Banack family of Baltimore, Md.7 In formation is also wanted of the Austin family, who lived in Nashville about 1920 H.
 51s. NELSON. What relation was Lucy Epsy Nelson to Admiral Nelson?
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