LIFE OF FRANCIS MARION BRIEF BIO: Marion, Francis b. c. 1732, Winyah, S.C. d. Feb. 26, 1795, Berkeley County, South Carolina byname THE SWAMP FOX, colonial American soldier in the U.S. War of Independence (1775-83), nicknamed by the British commander Colonel Banastre ("Bannister") Tarleton for his elusive tactics. Marion's parents were French Huguenots who lived and farmed along the Santee River. He was the grandson of Benjamin Marion, a native of Poitou, who came to the province in 1690; and the fifth and youngest son of Gabriel Marion, who married Esther Cordes. Marion gained his first military experience fighting against the Cherokee Indians in 1759. In 1775 he was elected to the first provincial congress of South Carolina. That same year, with America on the brink of revolution, the congress commissioned him a captain of the newly-formed 2nd South Carolina Regiment. In September 1775 Marion commanded the capture of British forts in Charleston, South Carolina. Promoted to major in February, 1776, he participated in the defense of Charleston on June 28. Later in 1776 was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and assumed command of the regiment. In October, 1779, he led his command in an unsuccessful assault against Savannah. In 1780, Gen. Benjamin Lincoln surrendered Charleston to the British, but Marion, with a broken ankle, eluded capture. He slipped away to the swamps, gathered together his band of guerrillas, and then began leading his bold raids. Marion and his irregulars often defeated larger bodies of British troops by the surprise and rapidity of their movement over swampy terrain. In late 1780 he was appointed Brigadier General of the S.C. Militia. In cooperation with troops under the command of Henry Lee, he raided Georgetown and took Fort Watson and Fort Motte. He went on to support attacks on Augusta and Ninety-Six, S.C. Near the end of the war, Marion and American General Nathanael Greene joined forces. In 1781 they successfully fought at the Battle of Eutaw Springs and forced the British retreat to North Carolina. For a daring rescue of Americans surrounded by the British at Parkers Ferry, S.C. (August 1781), Marion received the thanks of Congress. He was then appointed a brigadier general, and after the war he served in the senate of South Carolina (1782-90). While still leader of his brigade, Marion was elected to the senate of South Carolina in 1781. He was reelected in 1782 and again in 1784, after the war had ended. In appreciation for his military service, the state legislature appointed Marion commander of Fort Johnson, in Charleston. In 1786, he married Mary Esther Videau. The couple had no children and he died at his home "Pond Bluff," on Feb. 27, 1795. He is buried at Belle Isle, near present day St. Stephens, S.C. The Life of Francis Marion by William Gilmore Simms Project Gutenberg's E-text of Simms' book. (Large file--may take a minute or two to download) A Sketch of the Life of Brig. General Francis Marion By William Dobein James, A.M. (Member of Marion's Militia) The Life of General Francis Marion, (1809) by Mason Locke Weems Project Gutenberg's E-text of Weems' book. (Large file--may take a minute or two to download) PARSON WEEMS To understand the writings of Parson Weems, it may be helpful to know a little about the man. The following information was taken from an article in the Marion Star, date not indicated. The original information was published by Bishop Mead in the Southern Churchman. "In his youth Parson Weems lived in Charles county MD with the family of Mr. Jennifer. They considered him a boy of principle and had no doubts as to his uprightness and morality. When he was about 14 years of age, he began gathering neighborhood children and servants around him, giving them instruction and reading scripture. He called himself an Episcopal minister but knew no distinction between churches. He preached in every pulpit to which he could gain access, and where he could recommend his books. He became a travelling bookseller for Mr. Matthew Carey, who was a Roman Catholic, of Philadelphia, visiting all the States south of Pennsylvania and perhaps some north of it, in a little wagon. Some of Mr. Weems' pamphlets on drunkenness and gambling would be most admirable in their effects, but for the fact that you know not what to believe of the narrative---. His histories of Washington and Marion are very popular, but the same must be said of them. You know not how much of fiction there is in them." Having been advised not to consider his books as accurate histories, they may still be read for enjoyment. They have not lost their fascination for readers who enjoy his subjects. (Extracted from The Marion Star newspaper, FHL film #0855218, and contributed by William Snipes) Gen. Marion's Epitaph -------- Sacred to the Memory of BRIG. GEN. FRANCIS MARION, Who departed this life, on the 27th of February, 1795,~ In the Sixty-Third Year of his Age; Deeply regretted by all his fellow citizens. HISTORY will record his worth, and rising generations embalm his memory, as one of the most distinguished Patriots and Heroes of the American Revolution; which elevated his native Country TO HONOUR AND INDEPENDENCE, and secured to her the blessings of LIBERTY AND PEACE. This tribute of veneration and gratitude is erected in commemoration of the noble and disinterested virtues of the CITIZEN; and the gallant exploits of the SOLDIER; Who lived without fear, and died without reproach. Taken from the marble slab at Belle Isle, this 20th September, 1821, by Theodore Gourdin.

THE MEN WHO SERVED WITH MARION With special thanks to Jean Prather and Bil Brasington, who contributed the original lists from which this expanded document derives. A work in progress, I am making additions based on my own research and adding the corresponding text from the references cited. This will, of course, take a considerable amount of time. (Please be patient.) Corrections and additions are most welcome. While every effort is made to present accurate information here, the researcher should keep in mind that Marion's band of Patriots fought essentially a guerilla war against the British. Muster rolls were virtually non-existant and any effort to identify those who fought with Marion will rely heavily on "acceptable" secondary sources. (See Boddie's Preface, below) -- Victoria Proctor, SCGenWeb State Coordinator

REFERENCES USED IN TABLE: LETTERnumber=Stub indent book, page number (*See Boddie's explanation below) NOTE: The Stub Indent books are held by the South Carolina Department of Archives and History in Columbia, SC. Bod= Boddie. History of Williamsburg. DeS= DeSaussure, Wilmot G. Officers Who Served in the South Carolina Regiments Charleston, 1894. Gee= Fletcher, W.J. The Gee Family. Gregg= Gregg, Bishop. History of the Old Cheraws. 1867 James= James. Life of Marion. Kinfolks= Harllee, William Curry. Kinfolks. Published by author, 1934 Simms= Simms, William Gilmore. The Life of Francis Marion. [E-text available on this site.--vp] Weems= Weems, Mason Locke. The Life of General Francis Marion. [E-text available on this site. If an entry is referenced only in Weems, use with extra CAUTION.--vp] General Francis Marion's Men A List of Twenty-five Hundred Compiled by William Willis Boddie 24 Lamboll Street Charleston, South Carolina May 25, 1938 Compiled by William Willis Boddie, 1938 --from Boddie: Several years after the War of the Revolution, all of MARION'S MEN who submitted claims for services were paid. A copy of each indent by which paid was made on the stub and these stubs were bound in books named for the letters in the alphabet, the stubs and indents numbered. Most of the names in this List were taken from the stubs of those old Pay Indents, the letter showing the book and the figures the number of the indent. Hence (X65) means in the List that proof of payment to the man may be found in Pay Indent book X, at number 65. (DeS.) refers to De Saussure's List of South Carolina Officers in the War of the Revolution, as published in the Charleston Year Book for 1893, the number of the page on which the name may be found. (Weems) refers to Weems's Life of Marion, the number of the page; (James), to James' Life of Marion; (Simms), to Simm's Life of Marion; (Gregg) to Bishop Gregg's History of the Old Cheraws; (Bod.), to Boddie's History of Williamsburg; (Gee), to The Gee Family, an excellent history and genealogy of that family recently compiled by W. J. Fletcher; and (Kinfolks), to the extraordinary genealogy of Harlice and allied families by Col. William C. Harlice, Marine Corps, retired. Kinfolks contains sketches of a great many of MARION'S MEN named in this List.

NAME	SOURCE	SOURCE TEXT
COLONELS AND LT COLONELS
William Alston	Weems 119
Anthony Ashby	Simms 316
John Baxter	X 1155
Lemuel Benton	DeS 227
Hugh Ervin	Simms 222
John Ervin	DeS 229
Hugh Giles	James 44
Henry Hampton	DeS 211
Richard Hampton	DeS 210
Wade Hampton	DeS 210
John Harden	Simms 23
William Harden	DeS 230
HICKS, George	Gregg 408	"colonel, 1779-80-81"
Hugh Horry	Simms 105
Horry Peter
Edmund Hyrne	DeS 210
Joseph Kershaw	DeS 232
KOLB, Abel	DeS 232 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "Captain Abel Kolb, [commissioned] 25th Sept., 1775
Henry Lee	Simms 177
Hezekiah Maham	DeS 211
Archibald McDonald	Simms 298
Stephen Miller	DeS 233
James Postell	Simms 173
Gabriel G, Powell	DeS 233
John Purvis	DeS 234
Richard Richardson	Simms 151
Thomas Screven	Simms 290
Maurice Simons	DeS 235
Wm Clay Snipes	Simms 246
Charles H Steward	DeS 236
William Washington	Simms 243
SURGEONS
Cleland John
Flagg Henry C.	DeS 210
Hart Oliver	DeS 210
Irvine Matthew	James 126
Read William	DeS 212
Rodgers Alexander	DeS 212
Theus Perrin	DeS 236
Tourney James	P 362
MAJORS
William Armstrong	DeS 208
John Benson	Simms 298
Abram Buckholdt	DeS 228
William Butler	Simms 228
James Conyers	DeS 228
Samuel Cooper	DeS 228
George Ford	DeS 230
John Gamble	DeS 230
Charles Harden	L 8
Derrill Hart	DeS 228
Benjamin Huger	James 37
John James	Simms 118
LIDE, Robert	Gregg 410	Major, Marion's Brigade, 1782
Hugh McColl	DeS 233
Alexander McIntosh	DeS 211
Stephen Muller	James 7
Maurice Murphy	X 40
John Pearson	DeS 234
John Postell	Simms 173
Thomas Sabb	Y 1068
Keating Simons	DeS 235
Alexander Swinton	DeS 126
Tristan Thomas	Y 1069
Thomas Thompson	DeS 236
John Vanderhorst	DeS 213
Windham, Alexander
CAPTAINS
Robert Allison	Des 227
John Alston	DeS 227
William Alston	DeS 227
David Anderson	DeS 208
John Anderson	DeS 227
John Armstrong	DeS 208
Peter Bacot	DeS 227
Thomas Ballard	W 165
John Barnwell	James 22
BLAKENEY, John	DeS 227 Gregg 246	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "John Blakeney, Esq., Capt., [commissioned] 30th Nov., 1775"
Samuel Boykin	DeS 227
BRITTON, Henry	Gregg 245	[Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "1st Lieut. Henry Britton, [commissioned] 25th Sept., 1775"
John Brown	DeS 209
Tarleton Brown	DeS 227
James Butler	DeS 228
John Butler	DeS 228
G. Sinkler Capers	James 154
Abraham Clayton	W 213
Clement Conyers	DeS 209
Daniel Conyers	Simms 173
George Cooper	James 126
Samuel Cooper	James 159
Robert Crawford	U 444
Joseph Dabbs	DeS 228
DANIEL, Aaron	Gregg 245	[Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "Ensign Aaron Daniel, [commissioned] 25th Sept., 1775"
Joseh Daniels	DeS 228
Amos Davis	X 274
Ransom Davis	DeS 229
Jeremiah Dixon	Z 5
DOZIER, John	DeS 229 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "Capt. John Dozier, [commissioned] 25th Sept., 1775"
David Dubois	DeS 209
Andrew Dubose	Y 740
William Dukes	W 253
Samuel Dunlap	Y 270
John Edwards	DeS 229
Thomas Ellerbee	DeS 229
Thomas Elliott	DeS 229
EVANS, Charles	DeS 229 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps, Capt. Thos. Lide's Company] "Captain Charles Evans, jun., [commissioned] 2nd Oct., 1775"
Thomas Evans	O 123
FORD, James	DeS 229 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "Capt. James Ford, [commissioned] 26th Sept., 1775"
Samuel Foxworth	R 109
Phillip Frierson	W273
John Futhey	James 153
Charles Gee	Gregg 408
James Gee	Gregg 230
Thomas Giles	DeS 210
William Gordon	Y 1018
John Graham	P 390
John T Greene	James 92
James Gregg	Gregg 408
Joseph Griffith	Gregg 408
Stephen Guerry	DeS 210
Henry Hampton	DeS 211
John Hampton	DeS 210
Eward Harden	L 78
John Hart	DeS 210
Thomas Harvey	DeS 230
William Hendricks	Gregg 408
William Hext	DeS 210
Daniel Horry	DeS 210
John Huggins	Gregg 409
Mark Huggins	S 255
Edmund Irby	Gregg 408
John Irvin	W 519
Stephen Jackson	Gregg 409
Gavin James	Simms 135
John James (of the lake)	DeS 231
John James( of the High Hills )	DeS 231
Jacob Jenneret	DeS 231
Richard Johnson	DeS 231
Eli Kershaw	DeS 231
KIMBROUGH, John	DeS 232 Gregg 246	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps,] "John Kimbrough, Esq., Capt., [commissioned] 30th Nov., 1775"
James Kincaid	DeS 232
KING, George	DeS 232 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "Capt. George King, [commissioned] 26th Sept., 1775"
Francis Kinloch	James 21
Abram Lenud	DeS 232
Francis Lesesne	DeS 211
Thomas Lesesne	DeS 211
Thomas Lide	DeS 232
George Logan	DeS 232
Thomas Lynch Jr.	DeS 211
Guthridge Lyons	Gregg 210
John McBride	J 153
James McCall	DeS 233 or 238
James Macauley	R 222
John Macauley	P 98
William McCleland	DeS 233
John McCord	P357
William McCottry	Simms 119
George McCullough	Gregg 410
Adam McDonald	DeS 211
James McDonald	DeS 211
Lawrence Manning	James 129
Edward Martin	L 111
Benjamin May	L 118
John Melton.	James 65
Alexander McIntosh	Gregg 410
Eleazor Mobley	Y 638
Henry Mouzon	DeS 233
John Munnerlyn	X 99
Maurice Murphy	Gregg 411
William Murrell	Y875
John Nelson	Y 1024
William Nettles	X 104
John Norwood	Gregg 411
John Palmer	077
Thomas Parrot	Gregg 412
Robert Pasely	Gregg 412
Aaron Pearson	Gregg 412
Moses Pearson	Gregg 412
Claudius Pegues	DeS 234
John Perry	James 126
Edward Plowden	DeS 234
John Postell	DeS 234
Thomas Potts	James 78
Samuel Price	Simms 210
PRIOR, Luke	Gregg 245	[Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "Capt. Luke Prior, [commissioned] 25th Sept., 1775"
John Purvis	DeS 212
Edward Richardson	DeS 212
William Richardson	DeS 212
Henry Rowe	DeS 235
Roger Sanders	DeS 212
John Simons	Simms 278
Arthur Simpkins	DeS 235
John Singleton	DeS 235
Matthew Singleton	DeS 235
John C( Carraway ) Smith	DeS 213
William Snow	De 236
SPARKS, Daniel	Gregg 99, 413	"Captain in Col. Lemuel Benton's Regiment, 1781-82." Mindy Foti, Oct 2003
William Spivey	T 190
STANDARD, William	Gregg 246 413	p. 246[Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "William Standard, Ensign, [commissioned] 30th Nov., 1775"
John Starke	DeS 236
Robert Sutton	DeS 236
Samuel Taylor	DeS 236
Theus James	DeS 236
Robert Thomas	DeS 236
Tristam Thomas	Gregg 413
Paul Trapier	DeS 236
Arnoldus Vanderhorst	T 265
Thomas Waites	James 59
Hugh Wardlaw	S 106
WHITEFIELD, Luke	DeS 237	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "Capt. Luke Whitfield, [commissioned] 26th Sept., 1775"
Daniel Williams	Gregg 414
Thomas Williamson	DeS 237
James Wilson	DeS 213
John Wilson	S 148
Amos Windham	Gregg 414
Richard Winn	DeS 237
William Withers	W 45
Gavin Witherspoon	DeS 237
James Witherspoon	X 976
John Witherspoon	DeS 237
Peter Youngblood	Gregg 414
LIEUTENANTS
James Adair	Kinfolks 1269
John Adair	Kinfolks 1236
Joseph Adair	Kinfolks 1233
William Adair	DeS 209
ALLEN, Jeremiah	Gregg 405	"lieutenant of Militia, 1782"
James H Allison	R.4
James Anderson	Y 1523
Robert Armstrong	DeS 208
BACOT, Samuel	Gregg 405	"1st Lieut. in Marion's Brigade, in 1782"
Allard Belin	DeS 208
John Blakeney	R. 44
William Bosquin	DeS 228
Francis Boykin	DeS 229
BRITTON, Daniel	DeS 227 Gregg 246	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps, Capt. Thos. Port's Company] "Daniel Britton, 1st Lieut., [commissioned] 30th Nov., 1775"
Henry Britton	DeS 227
Benjamin Brown	DeS 208
Charles Brown	DeS 209
John Bryan	DeS 228
Jacob Burnett	DeS 228
Samuel Burton	DeS 228
Robert Campbell	DeS 228
Joseph Cantey	W 179
William Capers	DeS 209
John Carrington	Simms 257
Thomas Chandler	W 189
James Coachman	DeS 228
Thomas Conn	DeS 238
Archibald Conner	Y 263
Conner Isaac
George Cooper	Q 219
Daniel Cottingham	Q 282
Cunningham, Arthur
Aaron Daniel	DeS 228
John David	Gregg 408
DAVIS, David	DeS 209 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "1st Lieut. David Davis, [commissioned] 26th Sept., 1775"
DAVIS, Henry	DeS 209 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "1st Lieut. Henry Davis, [commissioned] 26th Sept., 1775"
Charles DeWitt	Gregg 408
Elias Dubose	Gregg 407
Isaac Dubose	DeS 209
Robert Duke	W 252
Thomas Edwards	DeS 236
Thomas Elliott	James 21
James Ervin	DeS 229
EUBANK, John	DeS 229 Gregg 246	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "John Ewbank, Ensign, [commissioned] 30th Nov., 1775"
Enoch Evans	Gregg 409
George Evans	DeS 209
James Fogartie	DeS 210
Tobias Ford	DeS 210
Alexander Fraser	DeS 210
John Frierson	DeS. 210
William Frierson	Bod. 114
William Futhy	DeS 229
William Gamble	S 556
Wilson Glover	DeS. 210
James Gordon	Bod 114
Roger Gordon	Simms 164
Zachariah Godbold	W 319
GRAVES, Joseph	DeS 230 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "2nd Lieut. Joseph Graves, [commissioned] 25th Sept., 1775"
John Grayson	DeS 230
James Green	Y1220
Samuel Guerry	DeS 210
James Hamilton	Bod 114
James Hamilton	DeS 210
Hamilton John
HARLOW, Benjamin	DeS 230 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "1st Lieut. Benjamin Harlow, [commissioned] 26th Sept., 1775"
Micajah Harriss	DeS 230
Charles Healty	DeS 210
HINDS, John	Gregg 408
Benjamin Hodge	Des 210
Benjamin Huggins	Des 230
William Huggins	O 579
Alexander Hume	Weems 70
John Jackson	Gregg 409
Alexander James	Gregg 409
James Jenkins	Gregg 409
Rueben Jenkins	Gregg 409
William Johnson	DeS 231
John Jones	DeS 211
Jonathon Jordan	DeS 231
John June	James 126
Thomas Kerwin	DeS 232
KNIGHT, James	DeS 232 Gregg 246	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "James Knight, 2nd Lieut., [commissioned] 30th Nov., 1775"
Abraham Ladson	DeS 232
Andrew Lester	Bod 114
Charles Frederick Lesesne	Y869 or 369
Benjamin Lloyd	DeS 211
Edward Lloyd	DeS 211
Robert McAlpin	P 306
McCleary Daniel	x 437
James McDowell	Bod. 114
McGEE, Elisha	DeS 212 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps, Capt. Thos. Lide's Company] "2nd Lieut Elisha Magee, [commissioned] 2nd Oct., 1775"
James McKinney	DeS 212
McMANNESS, Thomas	DeS 233 Gregg 246	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "Thomas McManess, 2nd Lieut. [commissioned] 30th Nov., 1775"
William McMuldrough	Gregg 411
John McMurray	0.37
Alexander McQueen	DeS212
McRAE, Duncan	DeS 233 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps, Capt. Thos. Lide's Company] "Lieut. Duncan McRae, [commissioned] 2nd Oct., 1775"
Gabriel Marion	Simms 165
John Martin	DeS 233
Jacob Michau	V 172
John Mikell	Gregg 411
MOODY, Charles	DeS 233 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "2nd Lieut. Charles Moody, [commissioned] 26th Sept., 1775"
Munnerlyn, James
NEAVEL ( Neville ), Isaac	DeS 233 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "1st Lieut. Isaac Neavill, [commissioned] 26th Sept., 1775"
Lewis Ogier	James 92
John Parker	DeS 234
Moses Pearson	Gregg 412
David Perkins	DeS 234
John Perry	DeS 234
Daniel Pipkin	V 261
John Pledger	Gregg 412
Joseph Pledger	DeS 212
Benjamin Postell	DeS 212
Hugh Postell	Bod 114
Thomas Potts Jr	James 153
Hugh Read	S10
Read ( Reid ) Joseph	S 9
Read ( Reid ) Samuel	S 7
John Read	Bod 114
REYNOLDS, John	DeS 232	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "John Reynolds, 1st Lieut., [commissioned] 30th Nov., 1775"
REYNOLDS, Richard	DeS 234 Gregg 246	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps, Capt. Thos. Port's Company] "Richard Reynolds, 2nd Lieut., [commissioned] 30th Nov., 1775"
Erasmus Rothmahler	DeS 212
John Rushing	Gregg 412
Nathaniel Saunders	Gregg 413
Joseph Scott	Simms 139
Simons John	DeS 235
Singleton, Richard	DeS 212
Smith James	DeS 236
SMITH, Samuel	DeS 236 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "2nd Lieut. Samuel Smith, [commissioned] 26th Sept., 1775"
SPIVEY, George	DeS 236 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps] "2nd Lieut. George Spivey, [commissioned] 28th Sept., 1775"
George Strother	DeS 236
SUTTON, John	DeS 236 Gregg 245	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps, Capt. Thos. Lide's Company] "Ensign John Sutton, [commissioned] 2nd Oct., 1775"
James Terrell	Gregg 413
Samuel Terrell	Greg 413
Wright Wall	DeS 236
James Watts	S 209
John White	S137
Jesse Wilds	DeS 237
John Wilkins	James 29
Ephraim Whittington	DeS 237
Shadrack Williamson	Gregg 414
John Wilson	Bod.114
Wilson William
David Witherspoon	Bod 114
James Witherspoon	Y237
WITHERSPOON, John	DeS 237	Gregg: [Listed as officer in Col. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, Volunteer Corps, Capt. Thos. Port's Company] "John Witherspoon, Ensign, [commissioned] 2nd Oct., 1775"
Robert Witherspoon	DeS 237
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