The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-24

l Creek when serving under Lieut.. Jas.
 Martin.
 l Rev. James Carson: buried John | Washington of Lieut.. Col Maysons l command who was killed by accident | Sept. 23, TIT. John Casey. Captain Bent. Kilgore's
 company, Casey's regiment, October
 and November, 1TSo | Levi Casey, lieutenant colonel of the ! Little River regiment. from December 1, 17s0, to December 1, 1TS2; in ser
 vice in all 45S days. General Pickens certifies that duty was faithfully per formed under my command" Colonel | Casey was a captain before reduction | of Charleston. Gilbert Chalmers; cofin- maker at-
 tached to general hospital. John Chalmers. l James Chalmers !. lieutenant; Cap
 tain Joseph Dawson's company of
 horse from February, '79, to August, I'S2
 | John Chalmers captain. served also
 as lieutenant under Captains Carson, | Peters and Guthrie. | John Chamberlain Pfcken's brigade
 Adam Chambers, Picken's brigade.
 James Chambers, under Lieut.. Jas.
 Martin of Maj. John Wallace's division;
 also at Briar Creek under Major Ross
 and General Williamson. | John Chambers. Colonel Bratton. Richard Champ. sergeant. ] Gilbert Champaign, Roebuck's regi- l ment
 Jacob Champion | Abednego Chandler, Waters regiment | Daniel Chandler, Waters regiment. | David Chandler, Waters regiment. l Isaac Chandler. | James Chandler. Waters regiment. | Jesse Chandler, Captain Smiths com- pany. Sumter's brigade. Jeremiah Chandler. Roebuck's regiment. Joseph Chandler. Waters regiment. l Joseph Chandler (son of JoeD. killed in service; Waters regiment. | John Chandler, Waters regiment | Joel Chandler. Waters regiment; had
 two sons killed in battle; lost horse in
 service.
 | Mesheck Chandler, Waters regiment. l Mordecai Chandler, Roebuck's regi-
 ment: also in Waters regiment. | Obadiah Chandler (son of JoeD, Wa
 terss regiment; killed in service.
 Shadrack Chandler, Col. Waters and | Col Casey.
 Solomon King Chandler Capts John and
 Henry Lilies and Ed Kelly's companies of Waters's regiment; also Caseys regt- ment.
 Thos. Chandler lieutenant; Capt. John
 Nelson's company; under Col. Richard
 son, Major James and Major Gamble O. l Marion's brigade. 1 William Chandler. l Archibald Channel.
 Hicks Chappell; Col. Thos. Taylor's regi-
 ment from July 2s. 17So, to June 15, 17S1; | served as lieutenant at McCords Ferry,
 at Orangeburg and Four-Holes; lost horse | in action.
 James Chapple, Capt. Anderson Thom-
 ass company. Leban Chappell, Capt. wm Goodwin
 of Col Taylor's regiment
 Robt. Chappell Capt. Ed Martins com
 pany of Winn's regiment; dead at close
 of Revolution; widow, Mary. Thomas Chaplain: in command of de- | tachment at St. Helena, March 12. 1779. Giles Chapman, Waters regiment. John Chapman, Waters regiment Joseph Chapman. Capt. Ed Martin, Col. Winn.
 Answers. 520. GREER. In Heitman's Histori- cal Register is found the name of Charles Greer of Virginia and the name of David Grier of Pannesylvania. James Grier of Pennsylvania and John Grier of Pennsylvania, the latter, is
 probably the ancestor of c. McG. although she spells the name Greer. John Grier was first lieutenant 9th Pennsylvania Battalion, Jan 9th, 1776 on later prisoner July 24th, 1776 on the sorrel river, Canada; exchanged in 177S. 521. MCCLELLAN. In Heitman is John Mcclellan of Pennsylvania, sec ond lieutenant 1st Pennsylvania, Jan uary 1st. 1777; first lieutenant Septem- Der 11th, 177T: captain October 1st, 1779. retired January 1st, 17S3. John Mcclellan of Pennsylvania, first lieu tenant of Thompsons Battalion. Jan- uary 18th, ,1775. Died on march to Quebec. 1775.
 There is also Joseph and Samuel Me- Clellan, both of Pennsylvania.