The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-02-24
Abraham and Edmond Carr.

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Nm Carraway, corporal, Capt.
Moore's independent company:
Adam CarricE, Capt. Ross, sumter
Mathew Carithers. Capt. L. Anoer-
sons company. PlcSenS
Robc. CaritherS, captain. Pickens'
brigade. service from l7',9 to l.S2 as
nriyate in the companies Of Capts.
Anthony Herd, John Calhoun and
Wm. Freeman, probably succeeding
the latter in the command.
Nm. Ca,ithers, under CaptS. An
derson and Carithers.
Alexander Carruth, sergeant, Capt.
Martins company, Sumter'S brigade.
Adam and David Carson.
VIM. Carson (probably killed.:
widow, Elizabeth.
Daniel Carol, Col. Brandon.
Edmund Carroll, driving cattle for
Continental army: also in militia.
Jacob Carroll
John Carol, probably killed at Sum-
ters's defeat.
Joseph Carol, Col. Henry Hamp-
ton, Sumter.
Samuel, Thomas and VIM. Carrel.
AGam Carson, Capts. John MEGA"
and Jos. Carson.
David Carson, Capt. Jos. Carson,
Pickens.
James Carson, lieutenant, Pickens;
commanding company on duty Aug.
20, 1882.
John Carson, Capt. Jos. Carson's
company.
John Carson, Jr.
Capt. Joseph Carson, Pickens' brig
ade: private from Aug. II, l78l, to
Nov. 10. 1881; then promoted to cap
tain.
Samuel Carson, under Capts. Joseph
Carlisle and Carithers, Pickens' brig
ade; also under Capt. Francis Carlisle.
Thos. Carson, Capt. Jos. Carson.
Wm. Carson, Capts. John and VIM.
McGaw's company.
Walter Carson.
Joseph Carsweil, Capt. John Nc
Cav.
Geo. Carswell, sergeant; Capts. Jos.
Calhoun and VIM. McGaw.
Churchwell Carter.
Dudley Carter, lieutenant.
James Carter lieutenant; dead at
close Of Revolution,
John Carter, Marion; captain OF the
American Scout Company" Nov. -
'S2; had 20 men Nov q, '82.
John Carter, Capt. Ross, Sumter.
Matthew Carter.
Robt. Carter, Capt. MCGOWAN.
Robt. Carter, captain; dead at close
of Revolution.
Robert William Carter.
Randolph Carter.
Samuel Carter.
Thomas Carter.
William Carter Continental line:
sergeant major.
Joseph Cartledge.
Edmund Cartilage, surgeon, Col.
Samuel Hammond'S regiment.
Thomas Cary.
Joseph Caryl, ouartermaster. Col.
! II. Hampton IeRlueuG.
VIM. CaSsettee (?).
Aron Casey, Roebuck:S regiment.
Abner Casey, Pickens.
Christer, Casey, Roebuck's regi'
nent.
John Casey.
Levi Casey, captain and lieutenant
colonel.
Peter Casey.
William Casey, Capt. Mapp's COM
pany, Pickens.
John Caskin, 'artiicer" to Colleton
! county regiment.
John Caskey, Capt. Adams COM
pany, Lacey.
Samuel Caskey.
Cannon, Willis and William Cason.
BENZ. John and Henry, Casels.
Jesse Cassity.
Peter Cassity, Capt. Chestnut.
Zachariah Cassity.
Thomas Castiller.
William Castleberry, sergeant, Roe
bucks regiment.
John CASTOR, Littleton's Bastion.
Aaron Gates, Water regiment.
John Catterton, private and cap
| tain.
John Carter, captain the 'Ewhaw
Scouts" l77s.
VIM. Cater.
! Burrell Cato.
Henry Cato, lieutenant.
James Cato.
William Cato. probably Marion.
John Catterton, captain.
Abner, Catlet, George, John, Ma
than, Richard, Sherard and ZachiaS
Cauley.
William Causey.
Benz. Cavil, Roebuck's regiment.
Burrell Cooke, Capt. Ross COM
pany, Sumter's brigade.
Cornelius Cook, Capt. Walkers COM
pany; probably killed at Sumter's
surprise.
Daniel Cooke.
Drury Cooke.
EGmach Cook.
John Cooke, Pickens' brigade.
John Cook, sergeant, Capt. Rumph's
company, under Lieut.. Col. ".
r. Thomson and Gen. Henderson,;
also Col. Marshall'S regiment.
Capt. John Cook, Col. Taylor'S regi-
ment, Henderson'S brigade.
Nathaniel Cook, Capt. n. Martins
company, Sumter's brigade.
Reuben Cook, Coils. Ely kerShaw
and John Marshall.
Robert Cook, before fall Of Charles
ton in commands Of Lieut.. Col. Ely
Kershaw and John Marshall, contin
uing in the command OF the latter
during the year 1871.
Capt. Robert Cook, Marion'S brig
ade.
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