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The original of the following Call was found by Mr. Nicholas Black in looking over the papers of his uncle, the late Thomas Black. It was published in the Charlottesville Chronicle of March 21st, 1879.
IVY CREEK, MARCH 29, 1747.
Whereas it is agreed or proposed that ye Inhabitants of Ivy Creek and ye Mountain Plain Congregation joyn together with ye Congre- gation of Rockfish, to call and invite ye Reverend Samuel Black, now Residing in ye bounds of ye Reverend Mr. John Craig's Congrega- tion, to be our Minister and Pastor to administer ye ordinances of ye Gospel among us: All we, whose names are hereunto affixed, do promise and oblige ourselves to pay yearly and every year ye several sums annexed to our names, for ye outward support and Incourage- ment of ye said Mr. Samuel Black during his abode and continuance among us, for ye one half of his Labor in ye Administration of Gos- pel Ordinances to us in an orderly way, according to ye Rules and Practice of our Orthodox Reformed Presbyterian Church : as Wit- ness our hands.
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Michael Woods
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10 Samuel Jameson
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William Woods
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10 John Lockhart, 15
Archibald Woods
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5 Hendry Burch 10
William Wallace 1
5 Thomas Alexander 10
Andrew Wallace
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Patrick Woods
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John Woods Sr.
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John McCulloch 10
John Greer
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William Ogans
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Thomas Lockhart\
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William Chamberlain
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Peter Hairston
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Thomas Craig
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Adam Gaudylock
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John Thompson
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Michael Woods Jr.
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John Corban
6 2
William McCord
10
Hendry Carr
5 212
John Gamble
10
James Weir
12 2
Davis Stockton
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Robert McNeilly
6 2
Hugh Dobbins
10
John Dicky
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David Lewis
5
William Norris
6 1
James Gamble
5
John Kincaid
5
Charles Lambert
5
John Woods Jr.
5
John Monday
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John Jameson
10
Thomas Evins
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Benjamin Wheeler W. Bucknall
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Thomas Wright
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William Little
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212 John Burrisse
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Nathan Woods
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3 Robert Stewart
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James Kincaid
10 5 William Whiteside 10
Andrew McWilliams
10 212 William Bustard 6
George Dawson
5 212 Thomas Whiteside 10
Joseph Kincaid
1 00 Matthew Mullins 5
John McCord
1 00 Richard Stockton
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Archibald Woods 10
APPENDIX, No. 2.
Albemarle Company of Militia, lately in actual service for the defence and protection of the frontier against the Indians, September, 1758. Hening's Statutes, VII, 203.
James Nevill, Captain
Samuel Woods William Whiteside
William Woods, Lieut.
- David Gass
William Woods, Ensign
Abraham Howard Thomas Grubbs
David Martin, Ensign
Andrew Greer, Sergeant
Charles Wakefield, Sergeant
William Martin, Sergeant
Samuel Stockton
Thomas Jameson'
Willian Cartie
Hugh Alexander
Charles Hughes Langdon Depriest
John Wallace
Aaron Hughes John Depriest
Michael Woods Jr.
Bartholomew Ramsay
Henry Randolph
William Stockton
Michael Israel
John McAnally
James Kinkead
Robert McWhorter Richard Pryor
Thomas Harbet
Henry Brenton
James Martin
Joshua Woods
Alexander Jameson
Michael Morrison James Morrison Adam Lackie
Daniel Maupin
John Maupin
Alexander McMulen
William Maupin
Lawrence Smith
Matthew Mullins .
Matthias Hughes
APPENDIX, No. 3.
Extracts from memoranda connected with the Revolution, found among the papers of Dr. George Gilmer.
The following volunteers in the Independent Companies of Albe-
> James Glenn James Robertson Charles Crawford John Biggs
Adam Gaudylock
William Wakefield
Robert Poage
John Cowan George Breckenridge William Poage
John Woods, Lieut.
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marle County bound themselves to the ensuing Resolves by sub- scribing thereto :
1. Should they fail or fly back, they should be held unworthy of the rights of freemen, and as inimical to the cause of America.
2. Any one elected as Captain, Lieutenant, or Ensign, and refus- ing to serve, shall pay, the first {25, the second £15, and the third {10, for the use of the Company.
3. To obey the officers by themselves elected, muster four times a year, provide gun, shot-pouch and powder horn, and appear on duty in hunting shirt.
V *Charles Lewis, Captain
*George Gilmer, Lieut.
J. S. Logan
*John Marks, Lieut.
J. S. Lisle
William Flint
Roger Shackelford
John Dickerson
*William T. Lewis, Sergeant
Edward Hughes
Stephen Hughes
J. S. Dudley
J. S. Stephenson John Coles
*Charles L. Lewis
*John Lowry, Drummer
*Edward Garland
*John Henderson
*Isaac Wood
*Falvy Frazier
Samuel Carr
*William Johnson' James Lewis
John Watkins
Micajah Defoe
Edward Carter
John Wood
Turner Richardson
David Dalton
George Thompson
Those marked with an asterisk, marched to Williamsburg, May 2nd, 1775, to demand satisfaction of Lord Dunmore for the removal of the powder.
The following marched to Williamsburg, July 11th, 1775 under Lieut. George Gilmer.
Matthew Jouett
William Wood
Richard Harper
William Lewis
William Flint
William Henderson
Isham Lewis
Thomas Strachan
Richard Harvie
John Martin, Sergeant
Erasmus Ball
Isaac Davis
Bennett Henderson
Nelson Thompson
John Harvie, Ensign William Simms, Sergeant
*William Wood, Sergeant
*John Martin, Sergeant
*Fred Wm. Wills, Corporal
*Thomas Martin Jr., Corporal Patrick Napier, Corporal
*David Allen, Corporal
Shadrach Battles
*James Quarles Isaac Davis Spencer Norvell
*Reuben Lindsay Robert Martin Jr.
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Charles L. Lewis Hastings Marks Thomas Mitchell Hudson Martin John Wood Micajah Chiles
Micajah Lewis
Richard Durrett Bernard Mills
John Henderson
John Wood Thomas Walker
Thomas Martin, Corporal.
A Declaration of Independence, signed by citizens of Albemarle, April 21st, 1779, the original of which is preserved in the rooms of the Virginia Historical Society in Richmond.
George Gilmer
James Quarles
James Reid Benjamin Lacy William Tandy Sr.
William Lewis
Richard Anderson
John Reid
Peter Marks James Bridgett
Clough Shelton
John Fielder
Samuel Woodson
George Norvell
Thomas Overton
Nathaniel Haggard
Thomas Martin Jr.
Henry Mullins
John Wilkinson
Tucker Woodson
Isaac Davis
Benjamin Dod Wheeler Peter Jackson Henry Heard John Jouett Jr.
Micajah Chiles
Isaac Davis Jr.
Richard Harper William Barton - John Greer
George Saunders Richard Gaines
Thomas Jefferson John Harvie John Coles James Marks John Harris John Jouett Nicholas Lewis
William Briscoe William Carroll
Robert Sharp Sr.
Robert Sharp Jr.
Joseph Lamb
Benjamin Harris Samuel Dedman James Hopkins C. Simins James Kerr William Hays Edward Butler R. Davenport Jr. William Irvin, V. D. M. Jason Bowcock
John Bailey Roland Horsley Richard Harvie Alexander McKinzie Robert Thompson Jr.
John Kirby John Black William Pilson
Robert Pilson James Epperson
John Lott Richard Sharp
William Hopkins
Samuel Taliaferro John Day
Philip Mazzei
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Henry Shelton James Minor Anderson Bryan John Fitzpatrick John Stockton Josiah Wood Whittle Flannagan
Robert Burns
Henry Randolph William McGhee
Samuel Karı
Samuel McCord
Joseph Holt William L. Bing
Peter Ferguson
Benjamin Jordan
Nathaniel McAllister
John Henderson Jr.
John Henderson Sr.
William Barksdale
Thomas Thorp
James Wm. Crossthwait
R. Dixon
T. Marshall
Daniel Coleman
William Wingfield
Christopher Wingfield
William Leake
Martin Haggard
Peter Ballou
Thomas West
William Anderson
Joseph Neilson
Zachariah Mills
William Colvard
John Thomas
William Fossett
Edward Moore
Castleton Harper Sr. John Newcomb Samuel Bing
David G. Mosby
Richard Carter
Isham Lewis
Henry Ford
William Sandridge
Nicholas Hamner
William Chenault
Joseph Terrell Daniel Goolsby
Samuel Huckstep
Richard Davenport
Jacob Oglesby
Charles Tucker
John Wood
Thomas Collins
Arthur Graham
Thomas Morgan
Richard Goolsby Hiram Gaines John Prince
Charles Hudson William Jeffers
Castleton Harper Jr.
Richard Scott
Daniel Coleman
Bernis Brown
William Statham
Stephen Hughes Jr. Horsley Goodman
Cars
John Lewis Sr. W. Langford Peter Burrus John Tandy
Richard Goodall
Spencer Norvell
Orlando Jones
Stat. Morris William Michie
Thomas Craig John McCulloch
Charles L. Lewis
William Johnson
Charles Lewis Jr.
John Wingfield Henry Hooper
Thomas Musick
William Hitchcock
Henry Copeland
William Wingfield Willtam Leake Martin Haggard
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Peter Ballou Thomas Fentress James McManus Samuel Rea Abraham Eades John Fentress William Sorrow William Fry Charles Goodman Michael Wallace Randolph Jefferson John Hall David Allen Charles Kerr
Benjamin Henderson Samuel Bowcock
David Morris John Wallace
Daniel Miller
Matthew Maury
Francis Hodge
Mask Leake
Francis Taliaferro
Robert Cobbs
John Kirby
Thomas Gooch
James Woods
APPENDIX, No. 4. Albemarle Soldiers of the Revolution.
OFFICERS.
David Anderson, Ensign, 9th Va. Nathaniel Anderson, Lieut., 3rd Va. John Beck, Ensign, 9th Va .. Samuel Bell, Ensign, Grayson's Reg. Thomas Bell, Captain, Gist's Reg. Bezaleel Brown, Captain, State troops at Yorktown. Henry Burke, Captain, State militia. John Burke, Captain, State militia.
May Button, Captain, State militia. Peter Davie, Quartermaster, 14th Va.
Samuel Eddins, Captain, 1st Cont. Artillery. Edward Garland, Captain, 14th Va. Peter Garland, Captain, 6th Va. Nathaniel Garland, Lieut., State militia. William Gooch, Lieut., State militia. William Grayson, Captain, State militia. John Hargis, Ensign, 13th Va. Benjamin Harris, Captain, State militia.
William Shelton Littlebury Sullivan William Karr CAR William Ramsay
& David Nimmo William Reynolds Richard Watson Shadrach Reynolds Daniel Reynolds Francis Browning William Rannald Abraham Gollan William Cleveland James Bird William Ballard
Thomas Jameson George Mann
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Robert Harris, Captain, State militia.
Reuben Hawkins, Captain, State militia.
William Henderson, Captain, 9th Va. Renben Herndon, Lieut., 7th Va.
Joseph Holt, Lieut., 4th Va. Samuel Hopkins, Lt. Col., 10th Va., captured at Charleston, S. C. Charles Hudson, Quartermaster, 14th Va.
John Hudson, Captain, State militia. Isaac Israel, Captain, 8th Va.
John Jameson, Lt. Col., Dragoons.^ Matthew Jouett, Captain.
Robert Jouett, Captain, 7th Va.
/ John Key, Ensign, 8th Va. v Mask Leake, Captain, State militia. Charles Lewis, Colonel, 14th Va. Nicholas Lewis, Captain, State militia. William Lewis, Lieut., Cont. Line.
Reuben Lindsay, Col., State militia.
Richard Lindsay, Col. Gen., Lawson's Brigade. Bernard Lipscomb, Captain, State militia. Col. Mallory. John Marks, Captain, 14th Va. Hudson Martin, Lieut., 9th Va. John Martin, Captain, State militia.
Abraham Maury, Adjutant, 14th Va.
David Meriwether, Lieut., 14th Va., captured at Charleston.
James Meriwether, Adj., State militia.
Thomas Meriwether, Major, State militia.
Peter Minor, Captain, 5th Va. Archelaus Moon, Lieut., 14th Va.
Jacob Moon, Paymaster, 14th Va.
George Nicholas, Lt. Col., 11th Va. John Nicholas, Lieut., 9th Va. Wilson C. Nicholas, Com., Washington's Guards.
Lipscomb Norvell, Lieut., 5th Va.
John Piper, Lieut., State militia. James Quarles, Captain, State militia. Robert Rodes, Captain, captured at Charleston.
Clough Shelton, Captain, 10th Va., captured at Charleston. William Simms, Captain, 6th Va. Larkin Smith, Captain, 4th Dragoons. George Thompson, Lieut., State militia. John Thompson, Lieut., 7th Va. Leonard Thompson, Lieut., State militia. Roger Thompson, Captain, 2nd Va. Thomas Walker Jr., Captain, 9th Va.
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Captain Warr, probably Marr. Daniel White, Captain, State militia.
Tarleton Woodson, Sergeant, State militia.
PRIVATES.
John Burton, disabled and pensioned.
John Buster, died 1820, served against Indians, and in Revolution.
Nathan Clausby, Grenadier, 1st Partisan Legion.
James Craddock, died in the service.
Charles Davis, 1st Light Dragoons, wounded and pensioned.
David Epperson, died in the service.
John Fagg Sr., died 1829, aged 92.
Simpson Foster, died in the service.
John Gillaspy, 9th Va., killed at Germantown.
Charles Goolsby, Corporal, 9th Va., captured at Germantown, and died in the service.
James Goolsby, 9th Va., captured at Germantown, and died in the service.
John Goolsby, 9th Va., died in the service.
John Greening, 2nd Va.
William Hardin, killed at Ninety-Six.
Bartlett Hawkins, pensioned.
Ambrose Howard, 9th Va.
Richard Marshall, pensioned by Act of Assembly.
Peter Massie, 5th Va.
Thomas Mitchell, Sergeant, Cont. army, died in the service.
James Old, died 1821, in battles of Quebec and Long Island.
William Smith, died 1823, aged 95, served against Indians, and in Revolution.
John Snead, in Cont. army.
Kenneth Southerlin, State militia.
Daniel Tilman, died 1820, served at 16 against Indians, and in Rev - olution.
Applying for pensions under Act of Congress passed in 1818.
ENLISTED IN ALBEMARLE.
William Bailey, in Capt. Thomas Walker's Co., 9th Va., in battles of Brunswick and Saratoga, discharged in Pa.
Joseph Brockman, in Capt. Lindman's Co., Col. Davies's Reg., in no battle, discharged in Powhatan.
William Eastin, in Capt. Reuben Taylor's Co., Col. Moses Hazen's Reg., in battles of Staten Island, Brandywine and Germantown, discharged at Morristown, N. J.
Nehemiah Greening, in Capt. Stribling's Co., Buford's Reg., at Fort -24
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Motte, Ninety-Six and Eutaw Springs, discharged at Salis- bury, N. C.
Edward Hughes, in Capt. John Mark's Co., 1st Va., in battles of Brandywine, Germantown and Guilford C. H.
Thomas Johnson, in Capt. Roger Thompson's Co., 2nd Va., in no battle, discharged at Long Island, Holston River.
John Jones, in Capt. Winston's Co., Col. Charles Lewis's Reg., in battles of Brandywine, Germantown, and Monmouth, discharged at Middlebrook, N. J.
Sabrit King, in Capt. Robert Jonett's Co., 7th Va., in battle of Mon- mouth.
Martin Mooney, in Capt. Fontaine's Co., 14th Va., and Capt. Wm. Lewis's Co., Col. Cleveland's Reg., in battles of Long Bridge, King's Mountain and Ninety-Six.
Richard Mooney, in Capt. John Mark's Co., 1st Va., in battles of Guilford C. H., Camden, Ninety-Six and Eutaw Springs, dis- charged at Salisbury, N. C.
Samuel Munday, in Capt. Wm. Simms's Co., Col. Green's Reg., at Guilford C. H., Camden, Ninety-Six and Eutaw Springs, dis- charged at Salisbury, N. C.
Enlisted in other places, but residents of Albemarle after the war. Humphrey Beckett, in Frederick County, Capt. Porterfield's Co., 11th Va., in battles of Somerset, Amboy and Monmouth, discharged in Frederick.
Thomas Burton, in Hanover County, Capt. Hurd's Co., Buford's Reg., in no battle, discharged in Fluvanna.
Youen Carden, in Cumberland County, under Lt. Benj. Garrett, Capt. Baylor's Cavalry, and twenty months under Col. Washington, discharged at Charleston, S. C.
John Grinstead, in Hanover County, Capt. Woodson's Co., Col. Posey's Reg., at Savannah and Yorktown, discharged in Cum- berland County.
Sabrit Hoy, in Culpeper County, Capt. Harrison's Co., 2nd Va., at Cowpens, Guilford C. H., Camden, Ninety-Six and Eutaw Springs, discharged at Salisbury, N. C.
William Kirby, in Hanover County, Capt. Stribling's Co., Buford's Reg., at Guilford C. H., Camden, Ninety-Six and Eutaw Springs, discharged at Salisbury, N. C.
Isaac Milliway, at Dover, Del., Capt. McCannon's Co., Col. Vanghan's Reg., at Guilford C. H., Camden, Eutaw Springs, where he was severly wounded, discharged at Dover.
George Norvell, in Capt. Richard C. Anderson's Co., 5th Va., at Brandywine, Germantown and Yorktown, discharged at West Point.
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Joseph Shepherd, at Fredericksburg, in Capt. John Wallace's Co., 3rd Va.
Cephas Shickett, in Capt. John Stuart's Co., 1st Maryland, at Brandy- wine and Germantown, discharged at Annapolis.
John Wm. Shube, in Philadelphia, in Pulaski's Corps, at Savannah, Camden, Mount Scoota, and James Island, discharged at Smith- field, Va.
John Smith, in Pennsylvania Artillery, Capt. Proctor, at Trenton, with Gen. Clark down the Ohio in 1781, and one year with Gen. Harmar, discharged at Fort Pitt.
William Turner, in Capt. Francis Taylor's Co., 2nd Va., at German- town and Stony Point.
John Williams, in Brunswick County, Capt. John Overton's Co., 10th Va., at Guilford C. H., Eutaw Springs, and Yorktown, discharged at Williamsburg.
PRIVATES IN STATE MILITIA.
Samuel Barksdale
Micajah Bowen William Boyd Gideon Carr Meekins Carr John Collins Major Dowell James Dunn George Gentry James Gentry Sharod Going John Hall Nathan Hall George Hardin William Harris Richard Hill Charles Huckstep Richard Johnson
William Jordan
Adam Keblinger
Samuel McCord
Cornelius Maupin
Daniel Maupin William Maupin
Jonathan Munday, at Yorktown
Ephraim Seamonds
Richard Snow, at Yorktown
Richard Spinner
John Spradling
David Strange, at Yorktown John Taylor
Nathaniel Thacker
Absalom Thomas
John Thomas
Roger Thompson, at Yorktown Micajah Wheeler John Wood.
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APPENDIX, No. 5. Military Organization of the County.
It may be of interest to many to be informed in regard to the military force of the county, the bodies of which it was composed, and their officers, during the period extending from 1794 to 1802.
Forty-Seventh Regiment, South of the Three Notched Road. Colonets. Wilson C. Nicholas Samuel Murrell 1ST BATTALION. Majors. Samuel Murrell James Lewis
1ST COMPANY.
Captain.
Benj. Lacy
Edward Garland
Mart. Davenport
Joseph Wingfield
Charles Lacy
Edward Garland Stephen Lacy Joseph Wingfield Francis Wingfield
2ND COMPANY.
Christopher Wingfield Thomas Carr Jr. John T. Hawkins
R. H. Allen Thomas Carr Jr. Charles Jouett Thomas Wells Jr.
3RD COMPANY.
William Leake Walter Leake
Walter Leake George Wharton
2 Walter Coles George Wharton Edward Thomas Samuel Leake
4TH COMPANY.
William Tompkins William Hopkins John Staples
Clifton Garland Samuel Hopkins Charles A. Scott William Moon Jr.
John Scott Jr. Samuel Hopkins Turner Moon William Moon Jr. William Hamner
LIGHT INFANTRY.
Samuel Shelton
Richard Pollard
John S. Farrar
Lewis Nicholas William Davenport John S. Farrar Walter Lacy
James Ming Joseph Bishop Joseph Coleman N. A. Thompson
Cornelius Schenk
Lieut. Thos. Hamner
Ensign. Mart. Davenport
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Samuel Carr
CAVALRY. Thomas Divers
George Gilmer
Cornet
Dabney Minor
2ND BATTALION.
Captain. George Martin William Wharton
Majors. John Jordon Edward Garland 1ST COMPANY. Lieut. William Wharton Abraham Martin James Watson 2ND COMPANY. Francis Montgomery William Wood Jr. - John Field
Ensign. Schuyler Harris Bez. Maxwell Jr.
Thomas Key
Menan Mills William Wood Jr.
3RD COMPANY.
Michael Woods Charles Yancey Ephraim Musick
James Lewis Micajah Woods
LIGHT INFANTRY.
Howell Lewis Robert Garland
Robert Garland William Woods
John;R. Kerr William Woods John Gilliam / John P. Watson
LIGHT HORSE.
Clifton Garland Charles Hudson
John Clarkson Walter Coles /
Weatherston Shelton Cornet
Eighty-Eighth Regiment, North of the Three Notched Road.
Colonels.
Thomas Bell Francis Walker
1ST BATTALION. Majors. Robert Jouett James Simms Francis Walker Robert Warner Lewis
James Brooks Charles Yancey
Rice Garland Michael Woods Jechonias Yancey 4TH COMPANY. Tarleton Woodson . Benj. Buster
John Piper Clifton Rodes Jesse Wood Jr.
Richard Harrison Micajah Woods Tipton Lewis
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Captain. James Simms Achilles Douglass Samuel Brockman
1ST COMPANY. Lieut. Achilles Douglass Samuel Brockman Ambrose Brockman John Douglass
Ensign. Samuel Brockman William Simms Jr. Ambrose Brockman John Douglass William Smith
Drury Wood George Gilmer John Sandridge Thomas Travillian
John Rogers James G. Waddell Thomas Hunton Matthew Maury
Edward Moore David Anderson
4TH COMPANY.
William Crenshaw John Henderson Kemp Catlett
John Henderson David Anderson Kemp Catlett George W. Catlett
Francis Walker David Clarkson Nimrod Bramham
LIGHT INFANTRY.
David Clarkson William Wirt
Thomas Walker Jr. Robert W. Lewis
Ludlow Bramham
Madison Breedlove George Martin
Madison Breedlove George Martin Reuben Herndon
Thomas S. Buster
Reuben Lewis
Garland Brown
2ND BATTALION.
Majors.
Henry Burke John Wood Horsley Goodman
1ST COMPANY. Lieut.
Ensign.
Wyatt Mills Parmenas Rogers
John Wood David Wood
Thomas Fretwell Parmenas Rogers Edmund Davis 2ND COMPANY. David Wood John Crenshaw Thomas Wood
Parmenas Rogers Matthew P. Walton +
David Michie Joseph Edmondson
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Joshua Key Micajah Carr Drury Wood
Wm. D. Meriwether Charles B. Hunton James B. Lindsay
2ND COMPANY. Micajah Carr Drury Wood John Sandridge
3RD COMPANY. Charles B. Hunton James B. Lindsay Thomas Hunton
Nimrod Bramham
RIFLEMEN.
Captain.
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William Jarman Brightberry Brown
3RD COMPANY. Brightberry Brown John Rodes Jr.
4TH COMPANY.
Horsley Goodman
Thomas Garth Jr.
Thomas Garth Jr. Joseph Goodman
Joseph Goodman John A. Michie Alexander Garrett v
Matthew Rodes Elijah Garth
LIGHT INFANTRY.
Elijah Garth Swanny Ferguson William Thompson
Nathan Harris Swanny Ferguson William Thompson James Ballard
LIGHT HORSE.
William Love, Cornet
Thos. M. Randolph Peter Carr Robert Jouett, Col. Artillery, 2nd Division
Subsequent Colonels.
FORTY-SEVENTH.
Colonels.
Lieut. Colonels.
Charles Yancey, 1806
John Coles'
John S. Farrar, 1815
George W. Kinsolving
William Woods, S. 1817
Michael Johnson
Joseph Coffman, 1828
John R. Jones
George W. Kinsolving, 1830
David Hays, 1832
William H. Brown, 1839
John H. Timberlake, 1860.
EIGHTY-EIGHTH.
Colonels.
Nimrod Bramham, 1806 Thomas W. Wood, 1814 David Carr, 1828 James O. Carr, 1829 John J. Bowcock, 1839
Lieut. Colonels.
Jesse W. Garth
Isaac Simms David Carr
Thomas Durrett
APPENDIX, No. 6. List of County Officers. Magistrates. 1745.
Joshua Fry Peter Jefferson
Charles Lynch Joseph Thompson
John Rodes Jr. Robert T. Brown James Harris Charles Brown
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William Cabell, M. D. Allen Howard James Daniel
Thomas Ballou Edwin Hickman
1746.
Isaac Bates
Charles Lewis Jr.
Edmund Gray
James Nevell
Samuel Jordan
William Harris
Valentine Wood
John Anthony
Date of Appointment Unknown.
John Hunter
Isaac Davis
John Cobb
Jesse Burton
John Cannon
Roger Thompson
Robert Lewis
Thomas Napier
Nicholas Meriwether John Lewis Hudson Martin
Thomas Jefferson
William Leigh
Acting in 1783.
Nicholas Lewis
John Marks
George Gilmer
James Marks
Clifton Rodes
Bennett Henderson
James Kerr - ravn
Joshua Fry
James Quarles
David Rodes
Reuben Lindsay
James Garland John Key V John Henderson James Minor Michael Thomas
John Piper William Hughes
Henry Burke
1791.
Bezaleel Brown
Tandy Key 2 William D. Meriwether
Bernard Brown
William Clark Thomas W. Lewis
Wilson C. Nicholas Samuel Murrell James Simms Thomas Bell
William Michie Rice Garland
Charles B. Hunton Benjamin Harris
1794.
Joshua Key Francis Walker Benjamin Brown Thomas M. Randolph Thomas C. Fletcher
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George Divers Thomas Garth
Charles Goodman Samuel Black Robert Davis Charles Wingfield Jr. Edward Moore William Wardlaw
David Lewis John Reid
HISTORY OF ALBEMARLE
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1795. Garland Carr 1796.
Achilles Douglass Marshall Durrett
Charles Yancey
1798. James Monroe
1800.
Howell Lewis
David Wood William Walker David Anderson Edward Garland Nimrod Bramham
Peter Carr Charles A. Scott Walter Coles .. Joel Harris Isaac Miller
1806.
Garrett White James Lewis John Staples
1807.
Clifton Rodes Jechonias Yancey Parmenas Rogers David J. Lewis John A. Michie
1816.
Matthew Rodes Micajah Woods John Goss William Woods, S.
Thomas W. Maury William A. Harris
John M. Perry Thos. Eston Randolph
Thomas W. Wood Francis Carr John Irvin James Clark
Charles Brown Joseph Coffman James Michie
1819.
Hugh Nelson William Moon Opie Norris Isaac Curd
Allen Dawson Thomas H. Brown Charles Cocke Robert Brooks
Dabney Minor Martin Dawson Samuel Carr Clifton Garland
. John R. Kerr John Harris James Harris James Old
John Rodes Jr. Charles Everett
1801.
John Watson Christopher Hudson
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Benjamin Ficklin James Jarman Richard Duke Achilles Broadhead
John R. Jones William H. Dyer Thomas J. Randolph +
Edmund Davis John Pilson John B. Hart
1824.
John T. Holman Mann Page
1830.
William B. Harris Daniel M. Railey John W. Gantt James Harris
1832.
James R. Watson
1835.
Chapman W. Maupin Jolın S. Cocke
Bezaleel Brown Ira B. Brown
Carter H. Harrison
1838.
James Duke James D. Watts
John J. Bowcock
Lilburn R. Railey
Nimrod Bramham Jr.
John S. Nicholas
William D. Hart
1838.
John L. Thomas Daniel E. Watson William H. Harris
M. L. Anderson John W. Goss M. L. Walker
1841.
Nicholas M. Page John Tyler Alonzo Gooch James W. Goss
1843.
Thomas C. Bowen Thomas R. Dunn William F. Gooch D. J. Hartsook
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William S. Dabney John A. G. Davis
W. C. Nicholas Thomas Macon Thomas Garland
Gabriel S. Harper
William C. Adams
George W. Spooner Robert H. Carter Franklin Minor Francis K. Nelson
Jolın Cochran John H. Timberlake Alexander P. Abell Matthew Blair
Charles Wingfield John Coles Carter John D. Moon
Henry White Lewis Teel Gilly M. Lewis John Morris
William A. Bibb
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1846.
Benj. F. Randolph Robert B. Moon John E. Roberts
Austin M. Appling Marcus Durrett James E. Chapman
The following were recommended, but not appointed, as the new Constitution, about to go into effect, made the office elective.
1850.
Stokes Tunstall
James C. Carter
James Durrett
Paul H. Goodloe
William W. Minor
James L. Dunn
Samuel G. Burnley
R. W. N. Noland
Edwin B. Brown
John T. Randolph
Carter H. Page
ATTORNEYS FOR THE COMMONWEALTH.
1745. Edmund Gray 1829. Valentine W. Southall
1746. Gideon Marr
1852. William J. Robertson
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