The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-02-24
Partisan Leaders

Patrlck came.
John Calcot, (of Georgetown) Ma
ZION.
Robert Calder, under Capts. John
cowsn and Jas. Bouchillon.
David Caldwell, Capt. Norwood;
Pickens.
James Caldwell, sergeant, Col.
Thomson's regiment.
Capt. James Caldwell, Pickens' brig
aae; from April y, lISl, to Dec. s,
1852, in Capt. John Norwood's COM
pany; also service as lieutenant.
James Caldwell, dead at close OF
ReyolutioD) South Carolina 1noe-
pendent company"
John Caldwell, third, South Car
aains Continental regiment.
DR.. John Caldwell, physician at
tending militia.
Joseph Caldwell, Waters regiment.
Joseph Caldwell, Col. Thomson's
regiment.
william Caldwell, Col Waters regi-
nent.
John Calhoun, dead at close OF Rev
olution; Pickens'; Capts. Caldwell and
John Calhoun's company.
Alex. Calhoun.
Capt. John Calhoun, Col. Robert
Anderson's regiment, Pickens' brig
ace.
Thomas Calhoun, BraDdon's regi'
nent.
Hugh Calhoun.
James Calhoun, Marion.
Capt. Joseph Calhoun; served LIS
ss lieutenant; 1880 to 1888 as captain.
John Calhoun, Capt. John Carithers
company, Pickens.
John Ewing Calhoun, aide-de-caml
to Gen. Rckens from May i, 1881, t
April l, 1852.
Patrick Calhoun, Jr., and William
Calhoun.
John Caloghan, saddler for State
troops.
John Calihan, Capt. carithers, Pick,
erS.
James Calvert, Capt. Joseph Cal
houn's company.
Andrew Colley.
John Calvert. clerk to commission
eS Of the navy board.
Col. Cambray, Lieutenant colonel
Oh Continental and full colonel on
militia
Andrew and James Cameron.
John Cameron, Capt. Martins com.
nsnv. Sr1nter's brigade; lieutenant
under Col. Winn.
Joseph Cameron, Geutentant, Col.
Winn.
John Canmock.
Andrew Campbell: in Georgia un-
der Col. Neel; under Sumter ano
Henderson.
Angus and Anoren Campbell.
Carter Campbell; in l77e took 60C
pounds powder from On board Capt.
Maitland in Georgia"
David and Duncan Campbell.
George Campbell, sergeant, Capt.
Ross, Col. Mydelton, Sumter.
Gilbert Campbell.
Henry Campbell, Capt. John
Cowsn.
Isaac Campbell.
James Campbell, Capt. John Irwin;
house burned by Tories;" also under
Capt. John Wilson.
James Campbell, Capt. John Cowan.
John Campbell, Col Brandon.
Patrick Campbell, Pickens.
Philip Campbell.
Robert Miss Campbell, first lieuten-
ant, Second Regiment Light ORA
soons, Capt. Moore's company, hydel-
toms regiment, Sumter's brigade; also
adjutant.
Robert Campbell, killed.
Thomas Campbell, under Col.
Thomas Neel in Georgia.
William Campbell; was at the bat
tie Of Kings Mountain; also in Capt.
Eowe's company OF Sumter's brigade.
Rich Cane.
John Canmoure.
George Cannon, Col. McDonaid's
regiment, Marion's brigade.
David Cannon, Col. Waters regi-
nent, Capt. McGaw's company.
Edward, Henry William, Robert,
James, John, Isaac and Adam Can
zoo.
william Cannon, "ffern South Caro-
lima Continental line: tIumpeter, Col.
Hampton's regiment.
Charles Canley, Col. VIM. Richard
SOC.
James Cantey, (brigadie,?) Gen.
Garion's brigade.
Josiah Cantey, lieutenant.
Philip Cantey.
Samuel Cantey, Col. Richardson,
Marion.
Zachariah Cantey, assistant to
State Commissa-y Thos. Wade; also
under Capt. Chestnut.
Andrew Capello, Continental line.
William Capers, lieutenant and cap
tain; dead at close Of Revolution.
John Cappard, Continental line.
John Caps.
Larkin Garden, under Gems. Sumter
sod Henderson.
Benz. Carey.
Francis Carlisle, private in Capt.
Mobiles company; lieutenant in Capt
3. Carithers' company, Pickens.
William Carless, sergeant major.
Frederick Cara, Marion.
John Csrne. apothecary at hospital.
Lewis earns, Col. Maham's regi-
ment.
Robert Carnes, from June 25, 1880
under Capt. Hugh White and Lieut..
Drennen; lost gun at Sumter's defeat
lost horse in "action at Broad River;
il 1871 under Lieut.. Robinson guar
din; a jail in Col. Kimball's regi-
pent.