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In the matter of the residence of soldiers and personal details of their lives, the records are still more barren. The residence of soldiers is given in the index when known, as this information is too valuable not to be included even in a mere list of names.
The actual number of soldiers represented by the index cannot be determined with any degree of certainty. In the case of officers, names are repeated with each grade of commission. In this way the same officer often appears in the index in separate entries, but, on the other hand, if the names of officers were given but once, with the various ranks attached, officers of the same name but of different rank would be confused.
The system differs for private soldiers. Owing to the difficulty of
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differentiating privates of the same name on account of the brevity of the records, the various references to soldiers of the same name are attached to a single entry, except where the soldier's place of residence is given; then the name is printed twice, once with the reference which includes the place of residence and a second time with the other references. Likewise, in referring to men of the same name who served in the army and the navy, the name is given for both branches.
This system is burdened with the inescapable defect of grouping different individuals under the same entry, and, in the case of frequently found names, a considerable number of men are sometimes referred to as if but one man. But the same person is often referred to in several different places, while variations of spelling frequently cause several entries to be made for a single man. For all these reasons it has been found impossible to ascertain the number of soldiers included in the index.
This difficulty of making identifications and of estimating the number of soldiers, resulting from the confused and unsatisfactory conditions of the records, has baffled previous examinations. The Journal of the House of Delegates for 1829-30, p. 127, in giving the report of the committee on Revolutionary claims, states: "Your committee are unable to ascertain, with any degree of accuracy, the number or the rank of the officers attached to the Virginia State line in May, 1779, or at any subsequent period. As the term of enlistment expired, the respective regiments were from time to time reduced; and thus the officers attached to them frequently became supernumerary, and continued without a command, until other regiments were raised, or a vacancy occurred, so as to call them into service again. The documents belonging to the office of the Commissioner of War, during the Revolution, having been almost entirely destroyed or lost, your committee have not had access to any public or accredited records, designating those officers who during the progress became supernumerary, or what portion of the supernumeraries again entered the service, resigned, were suspended or cashiered. Your committee believe it was not infrequently the case, that supernumerary officers of the State line entered the continental service and thus forfeited their claims on Virginia."
One element which adds greatly to the difficulty of getting at the number of troops from a State, or even the number in a single command, returns for which exist at various times, is the extreme mutability of the Revolutionary forces. The American troops were almost always badly fed and badly clothed, and consequently lost more men by sickness than properly equipped and properly provisioned armies. Besides, many men enlisted for short terms and re-enlisted several times, and invalided soldiers when cured frequently returned. A recently discovered list of Morgan's first rifle company differs greatly from the published rolls of his companies as they existed later on, and what is true of Morgan's command is true of others. Elimination proceeded with remarkable rapidity in the Continental army. Because of the difficulties stated above, I am not prepared to say more at present as to the size of the forces contributed by Virginia to the Revolution than that it was a large proportion of her white male able-bodied population; she gave her full share of men, arms and supplies to the general cause. The records for all the contributions of men and material were so carelessly kept and
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have been in such part destroyed that the question of the number of W 11 ginians serving in the Revolution can be answered only by piecing u evidence which remains and studying it critically. Madison once said the upwards of ten thousand stand of arms had been sent from Virginia 11. Washington's army. No record of this apparently exists, but the stateme" is corroborated in part by the great scarcity of arms in Virginia towar the close of the war. Little better records remain of the great quantitk of provisions shipped up Chesapeake Bay for Washington's support; all d records bearing on the war are most unsatisfactory for the purpose of suppl ing numbers and statistics. Something has been done, however, in th present work to recover the names of Virginia soldiers hitherto found scattered and almost inaccessible places; and if this effort, imperfect i it may be, shall serve as the first part of the completion of a great historia task it will not be in vain.
The number of entries in this index is between thirty-five and thirty six thousand.
The list of references, with abbreviations used, is as follows:
Acct. Com. Sfty., 1775-6: Accounts of the Committee of Safety, 1775-6. ( MS.). Ar. C. L .: Arrangement of the Continental Line. ( MS.)
Aud. Acct .: Auditor's Account Books. Numbered with Romin numeral 32 v. (MS.)
Aud. Acct. 1779: Auditor's Account Book, 1779. (MS. ) Po
Aud. Acct. 1779-80: Auditor's Account Book, 1779-80. ( MS.)
Aud. Acct. 1778-83: Auditor's Account Book, 1778-83, Illinois Department P ( MS.)
B. W .: Bounty Warrants. . Applications for grants of bounty land. A MS. inder to a collection of loose manuscripts.
C. S .: Chesterfield Supplement. An additional list of militia at Chesterfield Courthouse. (MS.) -
Chas. C. M .: Charles City Militia. (MS.)
C. of S., 1776: Journal of the Committee of Safety, 1776. (MS.) R
C. J .: Council Journals. Beginning with 1776 and continning, with some breaks, through the Revolutionary period to the last years of the century. (MS.) 8
Com .- in-Ch'fs Gd .: C. E. Godfrey's "The Commander-in-Chief's Guard! Washington, 1904.
C. of Nw .: W. H. English's "Conquest of the Country Northwest of the River Ohio." Indianapolis, 1896. V
Cumb. C. of S .: Journal of the Cumberland Committee of Safety. (MS.)
E (followed by a numeral) : A collection of loose papers, MS. and printed for the most part pension lists.
Ex. Coms. (followed by a date) : Executive Communications. A series of loose manuscripts referred to by years.
Ex. Papers (followed by a date) : Executive Papers. A series of loose
papers covering the entire period of State history to 1865, and usel in this index for the Revolutionary period. ( MS. )
G. of Va. H .: W. F. Boogher's "Gleanings of Virginia History." Washington 1903.
Gov. Lttr. Bk. Governor's Letter-book. ( MS.)
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H. D .: Journal of the House of Delegates. Series extending from 1776 to 1835. (MS. and printed.)
H. D. May ( followed by a date) : Journal of the House of Delegates, May session.
H. D. Oct. (followed by a date) : Journal of the House of Delegates, October session.
H. D. Dec. (followed by a date) : Journal of the House of Delegates, Deceniber session.
Heltman: F. B. Heitman's "Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army." Washington, 1892.
I. P. ( followed by D and a numeral ) : Illinois Papers. Referred to by D and a numeral. A collection of loose MS, rolls of militia and regulars in the Illinois Department.
Misc. Pets. (followed by a date) : Miscellaneous Petitions. Presented to the Legislature and giving no reference to any county. A collection of loose MSS. kept for convenience in two boxes marked "1779" and "1791," respectively, and also referred to by the date of the individual paper. N. (followed by a numeral) : Navy. A collection of MS. books referring to the State Navy.
Pets. (preceded by the name of a county and followed by a date and the number ) : Petitions, presented to the Legislature. A loose collection of MSS. filed by counties.
Pen .: Pensions. A MS. index to a collection of loose manuscript papers making application for pensions.
Pitts .: Pittsburg. A MS. list of militia paid off at Pittsburg (Fort Pitt).
R. C .: Rejected Claims. A MS. index to a collection of loose manuscript applications for land bounty grants, rejected by the governor.
Rev. Ms., Col. James Wood: Revolutionary Manuscripts of Colonel James Wood. A collection of loose MSS., consisting chiefly of letters of Colonel James Wood.
Rom .: Romney. A MS. list of militia paid off at Romney.
Saf .: W. T. R. Saffell's "Records of the Revolutionary War." New York, 1858.
S. of W. 1835, Pen. 2: "Report from the Secretary of War .. . in relation to the Pension Establishment of the United States." Vol. 2. Wash- ington, 1835.
Spots. Recs .: "Virginia County Records, Spotsylvania." New York, 1905. Va. Gaz. (followed by a date) : Dixon & Hunter's "Virginia Gazette."
War (followed by a numeral): A collection of MS. volumes bearing on the military establishment of the State during and after the Revolution. War 4, 5, 8, 20 and 23 are the chief references in this series.
H. J. ECKENRODE.
Revolutionary Soldiers of Virginia
A.
Aaron, William, B. W .; War 4, 77. Abbet, Reuben, E 8.
Abbett, Reuben, Saf., 284.
Abbett, Roger, B. W.
Abbey, Edward, B. W.
Abbitt, Reuben, War 4, 76.
Abbot, George ( Stafford), Aud. Acct. 1779-80, 189.
Abbot, John, I. P., 66, D 112.
Abbot, Joseph, Aud. Acct. XXII, 78.
Abbot, Samuel, I. P., D 17.
Abbott, Benjamin, War 4, 87.
Abbott, Daniel, War 5, 27.
. Abbott, Elijah, War 4, 77. Abbott, George, War 4, 86. Abbott, John, War 4, 85. Abbott, Joseph, War 4, 83.
Abbott, Ransdale, War 22, 69.
Abbott, Ransdell, Saf., 274.
Abbott, Roger, Aud. Acct. 1779, 203; War 5, 27. -
Abbott, William ( Halifax), S. of W. 1835, Pen. 2, 144.
Abbott, William, B. W .; R. C .; War 5, 27.
Abbott, William, jr., H. D. 1833-4, Doc. 32, 12; R. C .; War 5, 27. Abbott, William, sr., H. D. 1833-4, Doc. 32, 12.
Abdell, Hezekiah, War 4, 86.
Abell, John, War 4, 86, 87.
Abell, Louis, I. P., D 1. Abell, Matthias, Saf., 256.
Abner, John, C. S., 70; B. W.
Abner, Paul, H. D. 1833-4, Doc. 34, 11; B. W .; War 4, 80.
Abner, Simon, War 4, 88.
Abner, William, War 4, 85.
Abney, William, B. W. Abraham, Frazer, I. P., D 126.
Abrahamı, Joseph, C. S., 70.
Abraham, Moses, Pitts., 55.
Abrahams, Moses, Pitts., 53.
Abram (a negro) (n.), War 5, 31. Abrams, George, G. Va. H., 187. Abrams, John, War 4, 78.
Abrams, Joseph, War 4, 88.
Abshire, Abraham (Franklin), S. of W. 1835, Pen. 2, 136.
Absalom, (King William), Aud. Acct. 1779, 201.
Absalom, Edmund, King William Pe titions, Nov. 22, 1788 (B 1160);
Saf., 266.
Absalom, Edward, B. W .; Pen. Absalom, William, R. C. Absolam, Edmund, B. W.
Absolom, Edmund, C. J. 1786-7, 196, E 13; S. of W. 1835, Pen. 2, 25. Absolom, Edward, War 4, 82. Absolom, John, Pitts., 4.
Acheson, Benjamin, H. D. 1834, Doc, 55, 3.
Achison, William (n.), H. D. 1833-4, Doc. 33, 10; N. 8, 15.
Ackered, Abram, War 5, 31. Acre, Ambrose, B. W .; War 4, 84.
Acre, Jacob, Rom., 15. C
Acre, Joshua, Aud. Acct. XV, 487. Acre, William, War 4, 78. Acree, James, R. C.
Acres, Austin, C. S., 33.
Acres, Simon, Aud. Acct. XXII, 386; B. W .; War 4, 87.
Acres, Valentine, C. S., 33. Adams, Benjamin, Aud. Acct. 1779-80, 35; War 4, 80. Adams, David (en.), I. P., D 76, D 164.
Adams, David, I. P., D 59.
Adams, Elisha (Franklin), S. of W. 1835, Pen. 2, 136.
Adams, Elisha, Aud. Acct. XV, 595. Adams, Ellison, War 4, 85.
Adams, Ellison C. (King William) S. of W. 1835, Pen. 2, 75. -
Adams, Francis, H. D. 1833-4, Doc, 32, 12; I. P., D 190.
Adams, George (capt. Washington m.), Aud. Acct. 1779-80, 128. Adams, George (capt.), I. P., D 156 D 157; War 4, 80. Adams, Gervas (q. m.), War 23.
Adams, Henry (Bedford), S. of W. 1835, Pen. 2, 114.
Adams, Henry, I. P., D 101.
Adams, Isaac, Pitts., 7.
Adams, Jacob, E 8; Saf., 284; War 4, 77. Adams, James (capt. Bedford m.); Aud. Acct. 1779-80, 165. Adams, James (It.), I. P., D 58. Adams, James, Saf., 283; Aud. Acct. XVIII, 515; E 9; I. P., D 162.
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Adams, John ( Fairfax), S. of W. 1835, Pen. 2, 132.
Adams, John ( Mecklenburg m.), Ex. Coms. 1781.
Adams, John, Aud. Acct. XVIII, 559; C. S., 33, 70; Rom., 28; B. W .; Saf., 260; I. P., D 60; War 4, 77, 78, 85, 86.
Adams, Jonathan ( Harrison), S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 68.
Adams, Josiah, Aud. Acct. XV, 523.
Adams, Littleton, Aud. Acct. XV, 523; War 4, 78.
Adams, Mallory (Malleroy), B. W .; War 4, 77., Saf., 276.
Adams, Peter, I. P., D) 71.
Adams, Richard, B. W .; War 4, 78; War 5, 28; Pitts., 6.
Adams, Robert (Bedford), B. W.
Adams, Robert, B. W .; War 4, 77.
Adams, Silvester, Aud. Acct. XV, 579.
Adams, Simon, War 4, 85.
Adams, Thomas ( Mecklenburg m.), Ex. Coms. 1781.
Adams, Thomas, Aud. Acct. XV, 523; Aud. Acct. XVIII, 532; C. S., 33; B. W .; War 4, 76, 77, 84.
Adams, William, Aud. Acct. 1779-80, 158; B. W .; I. P., D 59, D 76, D 128, D 152; R. C .; Saf., 279; War 4, 78, 84, 86; War 5, 27.
Adamson, Andrew, War 4, 85.
Adcock, John, War 4, 85.
Adcock, Simon, War 4, 82.
Adcock, William (Franklin), S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 58. Adcock, William, War 4, 84.
Adcocke, William, C. S., 70.
Addams, Ellison E., B. W.
Addams, Peter, I. P., D 198.
Addams, William, I. P., D 161.
Aden, Samuel, War 5, 28.
Addison, Caleb, War 4, 86.
Addison, Elisha, Northampton Pets., Nov. 13, 1794 (B 4853) ; H. D. Oct. 1794, 7, 66.
Addison, John (Accomac), B. W.
Addison, John, H. D. 1833-4, Doc. 34, 15; War 4, 86. Addison, (King George), Aud. Acct. 1780, 73.
Addison, Richard, Saf., 259, 263.
Addison, Richard (Hampshire), S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 66.
Addleton, Almond, G. Va. H., 181.
Adkerson, William, Aud. Acct. XV, 278. Adkins, Alexander, B. W. Adkins, Bartlett, B. W.
Adkins, John, Aud. Acct. 1779-80, 176; I. P., D 95.
Adkins, Pleasant, Aud. Acct. XV, 278.
Adkins, Samuel, Aud. Acct. XVIII, 533.
Adkinson, Thomas, B. W.
Adkinson, William, C. S., 70; E 11; S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 25; War 4, 83; War 8, 12.
Adson, Charles, War 4, 88. Adson, (Chesterfield ), Aud. Acct. 1779, 177.
Agan, William, I. P., D 44.
Age, Jacob, Aud. Acct. 1779-80, 229.
Agee, Jacob (Buckingham), S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 120. Agee, James, War 4, 82.
Agnew, John (Augusta), S. of 1835, Pen., 2, 39.
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Agnew, John, H. D. Oct. 1793, 108; B. W .; War 4, 87.
Agoing, Peter (n.), N. 8, 37.
Ahrsom, Jacob, Pitts., 6.
Aiken, Arthur, H. D. May 1784, 67; H. D. Oct. 1783, 28. C
Aiken, David, B. W.
Aiken, George, B. W .; War 4, 82.
Aiken, Joel, H. D. 1833-4, Doc. 34, 11.
Aiken, John, S. of W. 1835, Pen. 2, p. 25.
Aikerd, Abraham (col.), C. J. 1783-4- 5,353.
Ailshite, Henry, H. D. Oct. 1791, 113; Shenandoah Pets., Nov. 12,
1791.
Ailshites, Henry, H. D. Oct. 1791, 265.
Ailstock, Charles, R. C.
Ailstock, James, R. C.
Ailstock, William, B. W .; War 5, 27.
Ailsworth, George, War 4, 79:
Ailworth, James, War 4, 86.
Aimes, Henry (col.) (Henry), B. W. Aimes, Henry, R. C.
Aires, John, Aud. Acct. XV, 551.
Airhart, John, War 4, 83.
Airs, Francis, B. W .; R. C .; War 4, 84.
Airs, John, B. W .; War 4, 79. Airs, Joseph, I. P., D 129, D 180.
Aithey, John, G. Va. H., 177. Aken, John, Aud. Acct. XXII, 362. Akerd, Andrew ( Mason), S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 167.
Akers, John (Franklin), S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 136.
Akers, Joseph, I. P., D 80, D 86. Akers, Simon, B. W.
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Akesly, Bernard, Pitts., 51.
Akin, Joel, Aud. Acct. 1780-81, 7; B. W .; War 5, 29. Akin, John, C. J. 1786-7, 117; Pen .; E 11; E 13; War 4, 84.
Akins, Gabriel, War 4, 87.
Akins, Robert, I. P., D 113.
Akins, Thomas (capt.) (Franklin), H. D. Oct. 1777, 52.
Akis, John, War 5, 28.
Albee, Thomas, War 4, 76.
Albert, George, War 4, 84
Albert, Reuben, B. W.
Albin, George, Com .- in-Ch's 113.
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Alcock, Jacob, War 20, 28.
Alcock, Thomas (1t.) (Stafford), S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 200.
Alcom, James (Botetourt m.), H. D. May 1777, 69.
Aldar, John, I. P., D 31.
Alden, James, B. W .; War 5, 28.
Alden, Thomas, War 5, 27.
Alderson, Amos, C. S., 1; War 4, 76.
Alderson, John, Aud. Acct. XVIII, 524, 534.
Alderson, Jeremiah, R. C ..
Alderson, Richard, B. W .; Saf., 272.
Alderson, Thomas ( Monroe), S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 172.
Aldick, (Berkley), Aud. Acct. 1779-80, 296.
Aldin, Samuel, B. W.
Aldred, - (Frederick), War 20,
47; Aud. Acct. 1780, 71.
Aldred, Henry, War 4, 82.
Aldridge, James, B. W.
Aldridge, John, B. W .; Saf. 281; War 4, 86.
Aldridge, Richard, B. W .; War 4, 83. Aldrige, Henry, B. W.
Alen, William, C. J. 1783-4-5, 98.
Aleshite, Henry (Page), S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 186.
Aleshite, John C. (Mason), S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 167.
Alexander, (capt.), Acct. Com. of Sfty. 1775-6, 1 .; C. of S. 1776, 36.
Alexander, Andrew, Saf., 277.
Alexander, Archibald (sur. 10 V. R.), Heitman, 59.
Alexander, Archibald, H. D. 1835-6, Doc. 6, 75.
Alexander, Benjamin, War 4, 83. Alexander, - (Northumberland), Aud. Acct. 1779, 52.
Alexander, Elisha, War 4, 87.
Alexander, Ellis, B. W .; War 5, 27.
Alexander, George (n.), Aud. Acct. XVIII, 619; Aud. Acct. XXV, 145; Aud. Acct. XXIX, 207.
Alexander, George, War 5, 29. Alexander, George Dent. (surg.) (Fairfax), B. W .; H. D. 1834, Doc. 35, 3; Heitman, 59; R. C.
Alexander, George, War 4, 25.
Alexander, James (King William), S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 75.
Alexander, James, B. W .; War 4, 79, 87; War 5, 27, 30.
Alexander, John, Saf., 281; War 4, 82, 87, 88; Pitts., 36.
Alexander, Morgan (col.) (Freder-
ick), B. W. Alexander, Morgan (col.), R. C. Alexander, Morgan (capt.), Heitman, 60; Saf., 270.
Alexander, Philip (capt.), War 23.
Alexander, Philip, War 4, 87.
Alexander, Solomon, H. D. 1833-4, Doc. 34, 3. col.
Alexander, William (It. m.), Prince William Pets., Oct. 17, 1776. Alexander, William (capt. Stafford m.), Aud. Acct. XV, 439.
Alexander, William, Aud. Acct. XI, 38; B. W .; I. P., D 45; War 4. 76, 77, 78, 87.
Alfield, William, War 4, 76.
Alford, Jacob, Aud. Acct. XVIII, 507; Aud. Acct. XXX, 187; C. J. 1786- 7, 306; H. D. Oct. 1784, 22; B. W .; Pen .; E 11; E 13; S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 25; War 4, 82; War 8, 1; War 20, 89.
Alford, James, Rom., 21.
Alford, John, Aud. Acct. XXVII A, 219; B. W .; War 4, 87 ..
Alfred, Jacob, Aud. Acct. XV, 273.
Alfred, William, War 4, 78.
Algood, John, Saf., 265.
Algood, Spencer, C. S., 70.
Algood, William, C. S., 70; R. C. . Alinton, John, B. W.
Aliworth, James, B. W.
Alkire, Hormonns (It.), Rom., 4.
All, -, Aud. Acct. 1780-81, 40. Allan, Cornor, I. P., D 91.
Allan, Elijah, I. P., D 91.
Allan, James, I P., D 91.
Allan, Ephraim, Pitts., 56.
Allary, Joseph, I. P., D 7.
Allcock, William, Aud. Acct. XVIII, 688.
Allday, Benjamin, C. S., 1. Allday, (Charlotte), Aud. Acct. 1780, 188; Aud. Acct. 1780-81, 49. Allegree, William, Aud. Acct. XXII, 346; I. P., D 175; War 5, 29, 31; B. W.
Allen, - - (capt.) Kent), Acct. Com. Sfty. 1775-6, 27.
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Allen, - ward), Acet. Com. Sfty. 1775-6, 61, 104; Aud. Accts. 1780, 276; C. of S. 1776, 64.
Allen, Archer ( capt. Cumberland m.), War 23.
Allen, Archer, Aud. Acct. XVIII, 571. Allen, Benjamin, War 4, 83; Aud. Acct. XVIII, 534.
Allen, Charles (capt.), Aud. Acct. VIII, 241; Aud. Acct. XII, 212; Aud. Acct. XXII, 534; C. of S. 1776, 22, 68; War 23; C. J. 176-7, 22.
Allen, Charles, Aud. Acct. XXV, 165; H. D. Oct. 1778, 7.
Allen, Daniel ( Rockbridge), S. of W. 1835, Pen. 2, 96.
Allen, Daniel, B. W .; War 4, 84. Allen, Darling, Aud. Acct. XXII, 20. Allen, David (It.), Ar. C. L., 12, 34; Heitman, 60.
Allen, David, Ar. C. L., 40; Aud. Acct. XII, 282; Aud. Acct. XXII, 317; Aud. Acct. XXVIIA, 177; Aud. Acct. XXIX, 33; C. of Nw., 2, 842; C. J. 1783-4-5, 195; H. D. 1833-4, Doc. 32, 12; B. W .; I. P., D 61, D 131, D 173, D 174; War 4, la, 25, 80, 88; War 5, 29.
Allen, Edward (It.), Heitman, 60; B. W.
Allen, Edward, Aud. Acct. XVIII, 682; War 4, 25.
Allen, Elijah, I. P., D 188.
Allen, Elisha, I. P., D 60, D 128, D 180. Allen, Elkaner, I. P., D 161. Allen, Ephraim, Pitts., 53.
Allen, Erasmus, War 4, 80.
Allen, Francis, B. W .; War 4, 80. Allen, Glaiga, Aud. Acct. XXVII A, 264.
Allen, H. Thomas, War 4, 83.
Allen, Henry, Aud. Acct. XXII, 349; G. Va. H., 193; I. P., D 120, D 146; War 4, 85; War 5, 28; War 5, 31. Allen, Hudson (capt. James City m.), War 23.
Allen, Hugh, War 20, 21; Aud. Acct. 1779-80, 207.
Allen, Isaac, Aud. Acct. XXII, 320, 325; H. D. 1833-4, Doc. 32, 12; I. P., D 12, D 53, D 57; R. C .; War 5, 29. Allen, Isham, C. S., 1; War 4, 76; Aud. Acct. XII, 263.
Allen, James, Aud. Acct. XV, 533; I. P., D 49, D 87.
Allen, John (Botetourt m.), Bote- tourt Pets., Jan. 7, 1811 (A2265).
Allen, John (capt.), H. D. May 1784, 59; Aud. Acct. VII, 176; Misc. Pets., 1779; B. W .; C. J. 1777-8, 233.
Allen, John ( Brunswick), S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 46.
Allen, John, Aud. Acct. XV, 533; Aud. Acct. XXII, 316; Aud. Acct. XXVII, 62; Aud. Acct. XXXI, 365; Aud. Acet. 1779-80, 12; C. J. 1786-7, 277; H. D. Dec. 1810, 33; H. D. Dec. 1810, 49; H. D. 1833-4, Doc. 32, 12; H. D. May 1784, 49; B. W .; I. P., D 10, D 21, D 53, D 57; R. C .; War 4, 78, 82, 83, 84, 88; War 5, 5, 29.
Allen, John, jr., H. D. 1833-4, Doc. 32, 12; War 5, 27; R. C.
Allen, John Young, War 5, 27.
Allen, Johnston, G. Va. H., 193.
Allen, Joseph, Aud. Acct. XXV, 231; B. W .; War 5, 28. Allen, Joshua, War 4, 79. Allen, Matthew, War 4, 80.
Allen, Moses, Saf., 278; War 4, 78.
Allen, Moses, 2nd (Smyth), S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 99. C
Allen, Nathan, I. P., D 80, D 86. Allen, Reuben, Saf., 275; War 4, 79.
Allen, Richard (capt.), H. D. Dec. 1826, 86.
Allen, Richard, Aud. Acct. XV, 579; Aud. Acct. XVIII, 550; War 4, 84, 85.
Allen, Richmond (It .- col. New Kent m.), Gov. Lttr. Bk. 1782, 217. Allen, Robert, Aud. Acct. XV, 533; R. C .; Saf., 277; War 4, 80.
Allen, Samuel, Monroe Pets., Dec. 12, 1825 (B 3458); Aud. Acct. XXII, 317; Aud. Acct. XXII, 325; Aud. Acct. XXXI, 364; H. D. Dec. 1816, 37; H. D. 1833-4, Doc., 32, 12; I. P., D 3, D 17, D 57; S. of W. 1835, Pen. 2, 172; War 4, 77, 86; War 5, 29.
Allen, Sanders (Saunders), War 5, V; War 5, 28.
Allen, Sill, I. P., D 104.
Allen, Thomas (capt.), Aud. Acct. VII, 58; Aud. Acct. XV, 462.
Allen, Thomas (It., n.), H. D. 1833-4, Doc., 33, 3; H. D. 1835-6, Doc. 6, 76. Allen, Thomas (asst. q. m.), H. D. Oct. 1784, 58.
Allen, Thomas, Elizabeth City Pets., March 8, 1781 (A 5244).
Allen, Thomas (n.), Aud. Acct. XV, 544; Aud. Acct. XVIII, 298; Aud. Acct. XXXI, 348; B. W .; N. 8, 13, 14, 37; War 5, 28.
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Allen, Thomas, Aud. Acct. XI, 38; Com-in-Chf's Guard, 114; C. S., 33;
B. W .; I. P., D 70, D 77; War 4, 76, 77, 84; R. C.
Allen, Vincent, War 4, 77.
Allen, William (col.), Aud. Acct. 1779- 80, 323; Aud. Acct. 1780, 325.
Allen, William (capt. James City m.), War 23.
Allen, William ( Caroline), Aud. Acct. 1780, 5; S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 49.
Allen, William (James City), C. J. 1777-8, 290.
Allen, William (Nelson), S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 176.
Allen, William (Spotsylvania), Aud. Acct. XV, 462.
Allen, William, Aud. Acct. XI, 38; Aud. Acct. XVIII, 694; C. S., 33; H. D. Oct. 1778, 115; B. W .; R. C .; War 4, 76, 82, 84, 88.
Allena, David, War 4, 80.
Allentharp, John, Pitts., 37.
Allenworth, James., Saf., 260.
Allere, Bazelle, H. D. 1833-4, Doc. 32, 24.
Allere, Bazil, I. P., D 27.
Allery, Joseph, HI. D., Doc. 32, 12; B. W.
Allexon, Thomas, G. Va. H., 182.
Alley, Abraham ( Prince George), S. of W. 1835, Pen. 2, 189.
Alley, David, Henrico Pets., Oct. 30, 1793 (A 9061) ; H. D. Oct. 1793, 79. Alley, James, I. P., D 12, D 45, D 161, D 164.
Allford, John, Saf., 281.
Allgood, John (Richmond), H. D. Dec. 1807, 52.
Allgood, John, War 4, 87.
Allgood, Spencer, C. S., 1; War 4, 83.
Allgood, William, War 4, 80.
Allia, John, G. Va. H., 191.
Allin, John, War 5, 29.
Alling, John, B. W.
Allington, John, Saf., 282.
Allington,
HI. D. Oct. 1790, 74.
Allison, Esaw, Aud. Acct. XXVII, 11.
Allison, George, Saf., 275.
Allison, John (col.), Aud. Acct. X, 104.
Allison, Jolin (lt. col.), Aud. Acct. XII, 274; B. W .; H. D. Dec 1829, 26.
Allison, John (major), C. J. 1777-8, 15.
Allison, John (capt.), I. P., D 60.
Allison, John (capt. n.), N. 8, 1, 31. Allison, John (n.), Misc. Pets., 1791; N. 8, 30.
Allison, John, H. D. 1833-4, Doc. 33, 9; I. P., D 59; War 5, 5. Allison, William (lt. col.), Heitman, 62.
Allman, William (n.), H. D. 1833-4, Doc. 33, 3; B. W. - Allman, William, B. W. Allinand, John (n.), Aud. Acct
XVIII, 148.
Allonton, Jacob, I. P., D 190.
Alloway, Isaac, War 4, 76.
Alloway, Moses, War 4, 80.
Allstock, Absalom ( Rockbridge), S. of W. 1835, Pen., 2, 193.
Ally ( Alley?), David, C. S. 33. Ally, Samuel, I. P., D 157.
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