The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-02-10

JdiucH AIuSGlUlle, IL. wv, A'oe,
to Aug, 1881, under Maj. Gamble of
Marion's brigade.
James Armstrong, 1880 at Fishdam;
81 at CRANKY under Capt. Hanna and
1t. Joseph Steel; 'S2 at Edisto under
Lieut.. John Hanna: at Briar Creek in
- under Williamson: also under Sum-
ter at Congaree Fort and Quarter
House, and at Edisto under Hender-
son, in Capt. William Hanna's COM
panv.
John Armstrang. wagonmaSter;c cap
tain from 1870 to 1881.
Edward Armstrong, Col. Brandon.
James Armstrong, Sr., Capt. Sad
dler's company; Marion.
James Armstrong, Jr.
John Armstrong, Capt. Waters
company, Sumte'S regiment.
John Armstrong, wagonmaster in
Col. Robert Goodwin's reg. 11Is.
Martin Armstrong, Roebucks regi-
ment.
Isaac Ardis, Pickens.
Jacob Arney.
Reddock Arnold, Pickens.
Benz. Arnold, second lieutenant,
Col. Thos. Taylor's regiment.
Joshua Arnold, CaseyS regiment,
Pickens' brigade.
Reddick Arondale, Capt. McBee's
company, Roebuck's regiment; Pick
c1S.
William Arnold.
Joe Arthur.
James Arthur, in Capt Geo.
Neely's company, under Lieut.. VIM.
Brocet.
John Ards, Continental line.
James Ashberry, PickenS.
Philip Ashberry Col. Brandon.
Lindley Ashberry, private, sergeant
and lieutenant, Brandon's regiment.
Robert Ashe, on Georgia campaign
in ITS; under Capt. Bratton in l7Sl.
Samuel Ashe, third company, Char
lesion battalion Of artillery.
William Ashe, Jr., during 10 under
Capt. William Bratton; 80 under
Capt. John Mcconnell; 81 under Capt.
Hugh Bratton: '82 under Capt. James
Wallace; was at Sumters defeat.
William Ashe, Sr., during '78 under
Capt. Bratton; 80 under Capt. Wal
lace; as sergeant under Lieut.. Alex.
Moore: S2 unde. Capts. Wallace and
Bratton.
George Ashford, Capt. Pope's COM
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Michael Ashford, Col. Brandon.
VIM. Ashley, Capt. Robertson's
company, Taylor's regiment; was
under Sumter at Congaree and at Big
gems Church.
John Ashley, 'pack-horseman, y
Capt. Mapp's company, Roebuck's reg
iment.
Daniel Ayres, quartermaSter.
Benz. Ashworth.
John Askew, Marion.
Alex. Asoph.
Geo. Askins, Pickens.
Elisha Atkins, Wagner il Winn's
regiment; lieutenant in Capt. John
Watkins company; probably killed al
Sumter's defeat.
Joseph Atkins: authorized by Gov.
Rutledge to impress cattle on Daniels
island and send to Charleston during
investment of city.
Richard Atkins, under Lieut.. VIM
Brocee
Samuel Atkins.
Ardwell Atkinson, Marion.
Frederick Atkinson, Marion.
Samuel Atterson, (OtterSon?) Maj.
or.
Marmaduke Atkinson, Marion.
Timothy Atkinson. Pickens: prooab-
ly killed.
Ralph Atmarr.
VIM. Atwood, Capt, John McGaw's
company.
George Andoley, Capt. Jacob
Rumph's company; under Lieut.. Col.
W. R. Thompson and Gen. Hender-
son.
Charles Aubrey, sergent and lieu
tenant under Col, Brandon.
George Aubrey, adjutant OF COL.
Brandon's regiment; under command
Of Lieut.. Col. Farr at Orangeburg,
April 5, 1882, to May Is, 1882.
Capt. George Aubrey, Brandon's
regiment; also private and lieutenant
in Capt. Gavin Gordon's company.
Jesse Aubrey, COL Brandon.
Philip Aubrey, Pickens; 9randon's
regiment.
Samuel Aubrey, Col. Brandon.
John Andebert.
Francis Austin, Capt. John Red
mems (Redmon's?) company; under
Co.'s. Benz. kilgore and Roebuck;
also in Col. Casey's regiment.
John Austin, Pickles.
John Austin, South Carolina Cont
mental line.
Capt. Nathaniel Austin, Pickens,
brigade: quartermasters sergeant OF
the Little River regiment command
ed by Col. James Williams from May
% to Aug. p, 1893: serVel under
Pickens after fall of Charleston.
Thomas Austin, Col. Levi Casey's
regiment, Pickens' brigade.
John Avon, lieutenant.
William Arson, Capt. Darrers Tor
Dorrilrs) company; captured by the
British.
Elijah Avert, Capt, McBee'S compa-
nv, Roebuck'S regiment.
Daniel Ayres, Col. John MarshallS
regiment Oct. /, 1850, to June 20,
1882.
Who He Was.
A dispatch to The State says H.
p,a;,1, ie tho name ~ tho white man