The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-03-04
John chllds, Sri, Capts. Freeman

John Childs, sr., Capts. Freeman
and Calhoun. SEE :;$
John Chllds, Jr., Capt. John Cal.
houn. So
Jonathan Childs, Capts. Armstrong
Herd, John Calhoun aud VIM. Free.
man.
John China.
Amadens Chippell, "commissary Of
hides" Southern army.
JOHN Chisom, Roebuck's regiment.
James Christopher, Pickens' bril-
gade.
William Chripes, major, Polk's regi-
ment, Sumter's brigade.
Michael Church, dragoon.
John Clackley, of Orangeburg.
William Clancey, saddler.
Andrew Clave; probably killed at
Sumter's defeat.
Anthony Clark, Capt. Jas. Howe;
was at Briar Creek.
Alexander Clark, Jr., Capt. John
Alexander Clark, sr., Capt. JOS.
Calhoun.
Benjamin Clark, fife major, Capt.
Joseph Bowie's independent company;
adjutant for Col. Anderson's regi-
ment.
Christopher Clark; Roebuck's regi-
ment.
David Clark, Capt. John Cowan.
Edward Clark, Col. Brandon's regi-
ment.
Francis Clark, Col. Brandon's regi-
ment.
Gideon and Harmon Clark.
1deras Clark, Capt. Montgomery
Col: Brandon.
Jas. Clark, Capt. Montgomery; also
Capt. John McCauley; was at selge of
Charleston; was also in Capt. Mapps
company.
James Clark, Capt. James Steens
company, Brandon's regiment.
James Clark, Capt. Waters.
Jacob Clark, Capt. Jos. Calhoun.
Jesse Clarke, sergeant, Capt. N.
Martin, Sumter.
John Clark, Col. Horry.
John Clark, Capts a. Lilies and Ed
Kelly, Waters.
John Clark, adjutant, Sumter; pre-
sented bill for zone mare killed under
him on scout; to one saddle &
bride lost at ye same time; to rack
hume haiti, cote, hunting shurt,
taken from him at ye same time as he
fell in ye Inemys hands,"
Jonas Clarke, first lieutenant; Capt.
n. Martins company, Sumter's bri.
gade.
Joseph Clark, under Col. Neel Mai.
Ross at Briar Greek; Lieut.
John Forbes (Col. VIM. Bratton) at
Wright's Bluff; Capt. Robt. Thomson
(Sumter) at Sumter's defeat: Capt.
John Anderson.
Lewis Clark, Pickens' brigade.
MOSES Clark, Marion.
Non Clark, Marion.
Thos. Clark. Capt. Norwood Pick
ems: also Col. Hopkins.
Thomas Clark, Maham's regiment.
Tom Clark, captain; in command OF
20 men at Col. James July s. 1881.
William Clark, bailin; in Capt. los.
Calhoun's company.
Wm. Clark, Capt John Henderson,
at Orangeburg and battle at Black
stocks under Col. Bratton; under
Capt. Benz. Garrison at "Fridig's
Fort" Lieut.. Henry Carswell OF John
Ilendersons company, at Edisto.
William Clark, sergeant, Capt
Cowan, Col. VIM.
William Clark, lieutenant, Brat.
tons regiment; also Brandons.
John Clarkson, Plckens' brigade,
Nathan Clay, Pickens' brigade
Leonard Clayborne, Capt. Bowie's
independent company.
John Clayton, Roebuck's regiment.
Lawrence Clayton.
Abraham Clayton, captain in Collie.
ton county regiment; wounded in &C.
tiOn. -
Isaac Clayton, Marion.
John Clayton, Capt. Youngblood's
troop of horse; also Roebuck's regi.
ment: dead at close of Revolution.
William Clayton, sergeant; Capt.
YOungblood, Roebuck.
John Clegg, blacksmith.
John Glenn, Pickens brigade
Arthur ClemonS.
Edward Clemons.
Zeph Clemons, Pickens' brigade.
Nardiman Clemens, Pickcns' bri-
gade.
Joseph Clements.
Josiah Clements, sergeant and lieu
tenant, Marion's brigade.
Thomas Clemant, Killed.
Thomas Clendencn, Capt. Jas. Wal
lace. -
Matthew Clcndenen, Capt. Martin,
Sumter.
Peter Cline.
William Clifton, Col Brandon's reg
iment.
James Clinton, Capt. Jas. Howe
Sumter; with Col. .Nccl in Georgia;
probably at Hanging Rock battle;
Capt. Daniel Murphy's company.
Peter Clinton.
Robert Clinton, Pickens' brigade.
William Clinton, lieutenant.
DR.. James Clitherall.
Matters Cluckner, "Frigate S. c."
James Cloud.
Samuel Clowney, Capts. Faris,
Mathew Patton, Hugh Means, Col.
Brandon; express rider.
Cro be Continued.)
MURDER AT LAKE CITY.