The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-03-11
Revolution; Capt. JOS Calhoun's COM
pany, PIckens' brigade.

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Bellamy Crawford, dead at close Of
Revolution: widow, Susannah; clerk
and quartermaster, also deputy pur-
veyor to Continental hospital.
Geo. Crawford. Capts. John and
William McGaw:
Enos Crawford.
Gilbert Crawford, wagner, Col
Brandon's regiment.
James Crawford, was captured by
British while serving under Capt.
Knox Of Sumter's brigade.
James Crawford, Brandon's regi-
ment.
James Crawford, Sr., dead at close
of Revolution.
John Crowford, lieutenant.
John Crawford, (brother Of James)
Capt. Tate's company, Sumter's bril-
gade; probably killed at Fishing
Creek.
Nathaniel Crawford, Anderson
Horse.''
Patrick Crawford, Roebuck's regi-
ment.
Robert Crawford, Captain l716; ma
jor commanding brigade at battle of
Hanging Rock.
Robert Crawford, private, Pickens'
brigade.
Robert Crawford, sergeant major of
Col. Richardson's regiment at siege of
Charleston; adjutant of Marion's bri-
gade; later lieutenant in Capt. II. Ell
liott's company.
Robert Crawford, Capt. Joseph CAL
houn's company, Pickens' brigade.
Samuel Crawford, Capts. John and
William McGaw's company, Pickens'
brigade.
Thomas Crawford, Marion's brigade.
Thomas Crawford, 1880 and 1881
with Sumter; was with Marion at bat
tie of Eutaw; prior to fall of Charles
ton under Lieut.. Jas Crawford.
William Crawford, under Sumter at
Fishing Creek and Hanging Rock
Richard Creech, l779.SO, lieuten-
ant, and in 1.S1-S2 captain; under
Col. Harden; also in Col William
Davis regiment.
Stephen Creech, Harden.
William Creech, Capt. William
Weekly's company, Col. Gardens reg
iment; dead at close OF Revolution.
William Creech, Col. Harden.
Stephen Creech.
Richard Creech, lieutenant and cap-
tain.
Micajah Crenshaw, Col. Kimball's
regiment.
Allen Crenshaw, Col. Hopkins regi-
ment.
John Crcightington, Pickens' brig
ade.
John Crcightington, state quarter
master general; also with Col Mar
shall and Col. Kimball.
Thomas Creighton, Capt. Dalard's
company; also in the regiments of
Coils. Kcrshaw, Marshall and Kim
ball.
William Cremer, enlisted July p,
1871, for one year; taken prisoner by
British Jan. 3, 1882, and confined in
prison nine months; served Under
Capt. Nee OF Col Marshall'S regiment;
also in Capt. Marshall Jones com
pany, same regiment.
Henry CresSwell, lieutenant Of Capt.
John llcnderSon's company under
Bratton and Sumter: also served in
CaptS. Robert ThomSonS and Benja-
min GarrriSon's companies.
Robert Cresswell, under Lieut.. Bar
ry, Lieut.. Henderson and Capt. Hen
derSOn.
Phil. Cress Capt Martins COM
pany, Sumter's brigade.
Conrad Crider, Capt. Jacob Rumph,
Lieut.. Col. w. r.. Thomson, Gen.
Henderson.
Peter Grim, Capt. Jas. Craig, Col.
Taylor.
Samuel Criswell
Robert CrisSwell.
Elizabeth Crittenden Cor Creight-
ington:); nursed 81 sick and wounded
Of Gen. Williamsons brigade and
British prisoners, frcm Feb. II to
Sept. l5, 1879.
Elijah Crockatt, Capt. Geo. Dun
laps company and Capt. Geo. Mee's
company, Sumters brigade: also under
Lieut.. James Kennedy Of Marion's
brigade.
Robert Crockett. quartermaster,
Col. VIM. X. Davis regiment.
Samuel Crockatt, Capts. Anderson
and Carithers.
Anthony CrCcker, Roebuck's regi-
mcnt
Solomon Crocker, Roebuck's regi-
mcnt.
William Crocker, Roebuck's regi-
ment.
Abiah Croft, (of Camden Col. Tay-
lOrs regiment.
Edward Croft, Capts. IIartridge and
Gill: taken prisoner by British and
died in prison.
John Croft, second lieutenant, Capt.
Moores company, Col. Mydleton's reg
ment, Sumter's brigade.
Gro be COntinued)
Two Full Moons for March.