The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-03-11
THE ARMY ROLLS
Of the South Carolina Patriots Who
Fought the British Under
MARION, PIcKENs AND SUMTER.
A Document that Should BE of Grcac
Interest to the Descendants
the Gallant Men Led by
Partisan Leaders.

the Gallant Men Led by
Partisan Leaders.
The Columbia State from week to
week publishes the names of the sol
diers III the Revolutionary war, as
they have been culled from the guam
tity OF loose documents discovered by
Secretary of State CAN'T in the State
house. We publish these rolls from
week to week as they appear in The
State. The fourth inStallment fol-
lows:
The rolls, continued from last week,
are as follows:
Thomas Coates, Pickens' brigade.
John Cobb, Brandon'S regiment
John Cobb, killed by Cunningham:
widow, Judith; in company Of CaptS.
VIM. Freeman and John Calhoun.
John Cobb: alive at close Of Revolm-
ton; Capt. Anderson Thomas com
pany.
Nathaniel Cobb, sergeant, Capt.
Geo. Aubrey's company of Brandon's
regiment.
Samuel Cobb.
Frans Cobia, Marion'S brigade.
John Cockburn, Pickens' brigade.
John Cochran, ST., Capt. j. Daw-
sons company.
John Cockburn, Jr., Capt. j. Daw-
sons company.
Robert Cochran, lieutenant. Lower
Ninety-SiX regiment; in the company
of Capt Bacon and Lieut.. Swearingen:
Pickens' brigade.
Rogert Cochran, captain in South
Carolina navy, Jan. l, l779 to April
10, 1779.
Thomas Cochran, Charleston Bat
TALON of Artillery.
Thomas Cochran, lieutenant under
Ooi. Geo. Hicks.
Thomas Cochran, Roebuck's regi-
ment
William Cochran, Pickens' brigade.
jeremiah Cockral, Capt. Edward
Martins company, Of Col. Winn's regi-
ment
Issac Cockley, Pickens' brigade.
Henry Coifey, captain under Mai.
Robert Crawford at Hanging Rock:
Lieut.. Col. Henry Hampton at Black
stock; Capt. VIM. Nesbit, with Green
at Camden; was at Sumtcr's defeat
and on StonO expedition.
Hugh Colfey, under Capt. Henry
Coffey of Col II. llamptOn's regiment
at Blackstock; Capt. VIM. Nesbt of
Col. Fred kimball's regiment at Cam
den; also under Lieut.. .Ino. Kirk.
1882.
Nathan Coney, Capt. Anderson
Thomas, during l71S.
John Coffey, under Capt. Henry
Coffey, at Hanging Rock: under Col,
Ely Kershaw on Stono expedition.
Maj. Crawford certiiies that the
enemy broke into his (Comey's) house.
carrying oil his papers.
VIM. Coggns, lieutenant, Capt.
Starke'S company
Barney Coil, dead at close of Revolu-
tion; Pickens brigade.
Joseph Coil.
John Coil, Capt. John Wilson S com
pany; probably killed
John Coil, Capt. Shannon (?) com
pany of Col. Winn's regiment: under
Lieut.. John Cameron.
Thomas Coil, sergeant ard lieuten-
ant, Pickens brigade
Moses Collier, Brandon's regiment.
Nathan Coker, Marion
Thomas Coker, Marion's brigade.
William Coker, Marion's brigade.
Capt. Alexander Colcocloligh. at
siege OF Charleston under Col. Il.
Richardson; was taken prisoner.
John COcotc.
John COldin, Lieut. Jacob Buxton.
Samuel Colding, Lieut.. jacob Bux-
ton.
Moses Coler, Col. Brandon
James Cole, sergeant, Marion sbri-
gade.
John Cole, Capts, Jos. Pickens and
VIM. Strain of pickens' brigade.
Richard Cole, forage master for gar
rlson at Georgetown under Col. Lush
ington.
Thomas Cole, Roebuck S regiment.
Abner Coleman, BrandonS regi-
ment.
Charles Coleman, armorer, under
Lieut.. Col. Hopkins of Col. Winn's
regiment.
Francis Coleman, Capt Arramanus
Lilies company; with Col Winn at
Russell's Ferry and with Col. Bratton
at Four Holes Bridge.
Jacob Coleman, sergeant, Col.
Hugh Horry's regiment, Maron's
brigade.
James Coleman, Marons brigade.
Robert Coleman, sergeant, Capt Ar
ramanus Lilies company; with Col.
Taylor at Orangeburg and Col. Hop
kins at Forks at EdistO.
: Robert Coleman, Brandon's regi-
ment.
William Coleman, Pickens' brigade.
William Coleman, lr., Brandon's
regiment.
William Coleman, ST., Brandon's
regiment.
James colk, Capt. Waters com
pany, Sumters brigade.
William Colk, sergeant, Capt. Wa
ters' Company, Sumter's brigade; Col.
Waters regiment.
James Coley, sergeant, Capts. Nc
Connell, Bratton, and Sergeant Hut
cherson.
Daniel Collins, Capt. John Moffett's
company OF Col. Bratton's regiment.
Edmund Collins, Marion's brigade.
Leven Collins, lieutenant, 1881.