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xiuu AjaMl xtUjujuo Of the South Carolina Patriots Who Fought the British Under A Document vhat Should fee of Great Interest to the Descendants of the Gallant Men Led by Partisan Leaders. The Columbia State from week to week publishes the names of the sol diers in the Revolutionary war. as they have been culled from the quan tity of loose documents discovered by Secretary of State Gantt in the State house. "We publish these rolls from week to week as they appear in The State. The fourth installment fol lows: The rolls, continued from last week, are as follows: Thomas Coates, Pickens' brigade. John Cobb, Brandon's regiment. John Cobb, killed by Cunningham; wklow, Judith; in company of Capts. Wrt. Freeman and John Calhoun. Johr Cobb; alive at close of Revolu tion; 'Capfc. Anderson Thomas' com pany. Nathaniel Cobb, sergeant, Capt. Geo. Aubrey's company of Brandon's regiment. Samuel Cobb. Frans. Cobia, Marion's brigade. John Cockburn, Pickens' brigade. * John Cochran, Sr., Capt. J. Daw son's company. . ? John Cockburn, Jr., Capt. J. Daw son's company. Robert Cochran, lieutenant, Lower Ninety-Six regiment; in the company j of Capt. Bacon and Lieut. Swearingen; Pickens' brigade. Rogert Cochran, captain in South Carolina navy, Jan. 1, 1779 to April 10, 1779. Thomas' Cochran, Charleston Bat . talion of Artillery. Thomas Cochran, lieutenant under ? Lieut. Col. Geo. Hicks. Thomas Cochran, Roebuck's regi ment. William Cochran, Pickens' brigade. Jeremiah Cockral, Capt. Edward Martin's company, of Col. Winn's regi ment. Issac Cockley, Pickens' brigade. Henry Coffey, captain under Maj. Robert Crawford at Hanging Rock; Lieut. Col. Henry Hampton at Black stock; Capt. Wm. Nesbit, with Green at Camden; was at Sumter's defeat and on Stono expedition. Hugh Coffey, under Capt. Henry Coffey of Col. H. Hampton's regiment at Blackstock; Capt. Wm. Nesbit of Col. Fred Kimball's regiment at Cam den; also under Lieut. Jno. Kirk, 1782. Nathan Coffey, Capt. Anderson Thomas, during 1778. John Coffey,' under Capt. Henry Coffey, at Hanging Rock; under Col, Ely Kershaw on ,Stono expedition. Maj. Crawford certifies "that the enemy broke into his (Coffey's) house, carrying off his papers.'' ? Wm. Coggins, lieutenant, ' Capt. Starke's company. Barney Coil, dead at close of Revolu tion; Pickens' brigade. Joseph Coil. i John Coil, Capt, John Wilson's com pany: probably killed. John Coil, Capt. Shannon's (?) cora v pany of Col. Winn's regiment; under Lieut. John Cameron. Thomas Coil, sergeant and lieuten ant, Pickens' brigade. Moses Coiler, Brandon's regiment. Nathan Coker, Marion. Thomas Coker, Marion's brigade. William Coker, Marion's brigade. Capt. Alexander Colcoclough, at siege of Charleston under Col. R. Eichardson; was taken prisoner. John Colcote. John Coldin, Lieut. Jacob Buxton. Samuel Colding, Lieut. Jacob Bux ton. Moses Coler, Col. Brandon. James Cole, sergeant, Marion'sbri gade. John Cole, Capts, Jos. Pickens and Wm. Strain of Pickens' brigade. Richard Cole, forage master for gar rison at Georgetown under Col. Lush ington. Thomas Cole, Roebuck's regiment. Abner Coleman, ? Brandon's regi ment. Charles Coleman, armorer, under Lieut. Col. Hopkins of Col. Winn's regiment. Francis Coleman, Capt. Arramanus Lilies' company; with Col. Winn at Russell's Ferry and with Col. Bratton at Four-Holes Bridge. Jacob Coleman, sergeant, Col. Hugh Horry's .-regiment, Marion's brigade. James Coleman, Marions brigade. Robert Coleman. sergeant, Capt Ar ramanus Liles' company: with Col. Taylor at Orangeburg and Col. Hop kins at Forks at Fdisto. Robert Coleman, Brandon's regi ment. William Coleman. Pickens' brigade. William Coleman. Jr., Brandon's regiment. William Coleman, Sr., uiuUu?u's regimeut. James Colk, Capt. Waters' com pany, Sumter's brigade. William Colk, sergeant, Capt. Wa ters' company, Sumter's brigade; Col. Waters' regiment. James Colley, sergeant, Capts. Mc Connell, Bratton, and Sergeant IIut cherson. Daniel Collins, Capt. John Moffett's company of Col. Bratton's regiment. Edmund Collins, Marion's brigade. Leven Collins, lieutenant, 1781. Lewis Collins, lost mare while un der Col. Hammond in 1781. Joseph Collins. John Coilins, Capt. John Cowan's company. John Collins, captain, Roebuck's regiment; with Pickens on tour to Augusta prior to fall of Charleston; served as captain o?? days after fall of city. John Collends. Capt. Waters' com pany, Sumter's brigade. Jonah Collins, third company, Charleston Battalion of Artillery. Moses Collins. Reuben Collins, under Cols. Joseoh Kershaw and Fred Kirnball; lieuten ant in Col. John Marshall's regiment. Richard Collins, Capt. John Collins' company of Roebuck's regiment. Eobert Collins, Pickens' brigade. M. (X D?NTZLER. Come in and inspect our novelties in Wash Fabrics. 1,000 pieces of Voiles, Homespuns, Crepes, etc., fresh from the looms. The newest weaves in Spring Novel-, ties are being opened daily, prices to suit all. M.O.O ?K IL^eacier axici Controller of XvO^sr Frice? Samuel Collius. William Collins, Capt. John Col lins' company of Roebuck's regiment; lost horse at Fishdam battle. Thomas Collicutt. . John Collier. Andrew Colley, Roebuck's regi i ment. James Colley. JobnColey. Anthony Colter,. Roebuck's regi ment. Thomas Col ton, served prior to fall of Charleston. James Colwell, sergeant, Col. Thom son. Joseph Colwell, Col. Thomson. Willam Colwells, Capts. Jno. Barry a?d Samuel Nesbill's company of Roe buck's regiment. - Sam Commander, Capt. Armstrong and Lieut. Gordon's company of Ma . rlon's brigade. Nicholas Coma, Waters' regiment. Philip Combs, under Col. Winn at Orangeburg and Four-Holes; with Maj. John Pearson at Edisto. James Comur, quartermaster, Polk's regiment, Sumter's brigade. Daniel Comber, lieutenant, Bran don's regiment. GeogeCon, Capt. Bobbins. Jeremiah Conaway, dead at close of Revolution.. . Jeremiah Conaway, alive at close of Revolution; Capt. Anthony Coulter's , company, Roebuck's regiment. Philip Conaway, Lieut. Jacob Bux ton. Nicholas Cove, sergeant, Col. Wat ers' regiment. Matthew Cone. Adam Confree, Picken's brigade. Benjamin Covenhover, sergeant, Col. Brandon's reiriment. Thomas Conn, Capt. Pearson's com pany, Col. Benton's regiment; Adjt. Col. Benton's regiment. George Connal, Roebuck's regiment. Jesse Connal, Roebuck's regiment. William Connal, Capt. Ellison, Col. Baxter, Marion. Lieut. Archibald Conner, under Maj. Gamble of Marion's brigade. Isaac Conner, lieutenant, Marion's brigade. James Conner, quartermaster, Ma rion's brigade. John Conner, Roebuck's regiment. Miximilian Conner. William Connaway, Roebuck' regi ment: Capt. Pearson's company. .lames Conner. " Pat Connely: lost horse at Sumter's defeat: also at Briar Creek. Uriah Conner, on expedition to "In-j denaiion;" Capt. Pearsou:s company, Roebuck's regiment. Charles Conyers, Col. Maham's regi ment. Daniel Cnnyers. lieutenant and cap tain: in service 582 days: Marion. James Conyers. of the "Horse Shoe ...-...?,.. n. . >i j. . ' ? ' I ; . [ ULI. ' Uldl/ Kj&yXJ. HIW/U .1 < i rp.. ,. , pit .. . James Conyers, Jr., captain: prob- j ably killed: widow, Susannah. Jas. Conyers, major, Maharu's leg-j ion. St ran. Conyers. Bennett Crafton, adjutant, Upper: and Lower Ninety-Six regiments from Sept. l; 1778 to June l?, 17S0; then taken prisoner by the British and ca-l roled; in confinement partof tlietime. i Gen. Pickens certifies "that Mr. Craf ton, as soon as the geticiat exchange took place, again entered the service of the State." George Craig. under Capts. Ragan, Mills and Cooper, and Lieut. Gill of Col. Lacey's regiment. Henry Craig, Capt. Jos. Howe's1 company, Sumter's brigade, from: June 1, 1780, to Nov. Hi, 1780. James Craig, lieutenant, Col. Hen ry Hamotou: was at Hanging Rock, [ liiackstock and Suuuer s weieai: under j Col. Jos. Howe, and pruoaoiy Kinea in j service: widow, Rhoda. Jas. Craig of Waxhaws, lieutenant: was in Capt. Cofiey's company at Hanging Rock; with Col. Henry Hamoton at Blafikstnelr: also served under Cols. Frederick Kimball and John Marshall. James Craig, on duty in Forks of Edisto under Col. Winn. Jarrfcs Craig, dead at close of Revo-' 1 )utlon; Capt. Jos. Calhoun's company, Pickens' brigade. James Craig, captain, Col. Taylor's regiment: served May and June, 1781; in July 1781, in the expedition against" Monck's Corner: from Dec. 11, 1781, to Feb. 1, 1782, at Orangeburg; dur ing July and August, 1782, at South Edisto; was in service in. Charleston in51779, and was taken prisoner by "Maj. Cunningham." John Craig, Col. Wm. Bratton reg iment. John Craig, dead at close of Revo lution; widow, Eleanor. John Craig, Jr., Capt. Robert Mont gomery's company, Col. Joseph Ker shaw's regiment, during 1779; at Hanging Rock under Capt. Coffey; later under.Lieut. James Craig of Col. Henry Hampton's regiment. John Craig, Capt. John Turner of Col. Winn's regiment. John Craig, sergeant, Pickens' bri gade. Quentin Craig^Capt. James Craig's company, Taylor's regiment; at Monck's Corner, Orangeourg and Four-Holes. Robert Craig, Capt. James Craig's company, Taylor's regiment. Samuel Craig, dead at close of Rev olution; widow, Ann; was at Briar ' Creek under Col. Neel, where he lost "ohe great coat and one pair of sad dlebags, one bell and and one pair of stockings;" lost a "rifle gun" at Hang ing Reck; was in Capt. Jos. Howe's company of Col. Bratton's regiment, and probably killed there. John Creightington. Charles Crain, Putnam and Jolley's company of Brandon's regiment. Macfeat Crane, Capt. Waters' com pany, Sumter's brigade. Samupl Crane, Col. Brandon. William Crane, Col. Brandon; Capt. Waters' company, Sumter's brigade. John Craps, killed; South Carolina Continental artillery. William Craps, drummer, Second regiment. Col. John Cratton, 1779. Alexander Crawford from July, 1780, with Sumter; 1781 with Capt. Geo. Neely's company; 1782 captain in Lacey's regiment; lost horse whiJe under Col. Winn. Andrew Crawford, dead at close o Revolution; Capt. Jos. Calhoun's com pany, Bickens' brigade. Bellamy Crawford, dead at close of Revolution: widow, Susannah; clerk and quartermaster: also deputy pur veyor to Continental hospital. Geo. Crawford, Capts. John and William McGaw. Enos Crawford. Gilbert Crawford, wagoner, Col. Brandon's regiment. James Crawford, was captured by British while serving under Capt. Knox of Sumter's brigade. James Crawford, i>iaudou s regi James Crawford, Sr., dead at close of Revolution. John Crowford, lieutenant. John Crawford, (brother of James) Capt. Tiie's company, Sumter's bri gade: probably killed at Fishing Creek. Nathaniel Crawrord, "Anderson Horse." Patrick Crawford, Roebuck's regi ment. Robert Crawford. Captain 177G: ma jor commanding brigade at battle of Hanging Rock. Robert Crawford, private, Pickens' brigade. Robert Crawford, sergeant-major of ColJ Richardson's regiment at siege of Charleston: adjutant of Marion's bri gade: later lieutenant in Capt. T. El liott's company. Robert Crawford, Capt. Joseph Cal houn's company, Pickens' brigade. Samuel Crawford, Capts. John and William McGaw's company, Pickens' brigade. Thomas Crawford, Marion's brigade. Thomas Crawford, 1780 and 178! with Sumter; was with Marion at bat tie of Eutaw; prior to fall of Charles ton under Lieut. Jas Crawford. William Crawford, under Sumterat Fishing Creek and Hanging Rock. Richard Creech, 1779-80, lleuten ? ant, and in 1781-82 captain; "under Col. Harden; also in Col. William Davis' regiment. Stephen Creech, Harden. William Creech, Capt. William Weekly's company, Col. Garden's reg iment; dead at close of Revolution. William Creech, Col. Harden. Stephen Creech. Richard Creech, lieutenant and cap tain. Micajah Crenshaw, Col. Kimball's regiment. Allen Crenshaw, Col. Hopkins' regi ment. John Crcightington, Pickens' brig ade. John Creightimrton, state quarter master general; also with Col. Mar shall and Col. Kiujball. Thomas Creigh'ton, Capt. Ballard's company; also in the regiments of Cols. Kershaw, Marshall and Kim ball. William Cremer, enlisted July 21, 1781, for one year; laken prisoner by British Jan. 3, 1782, and confined in prison nine montfcs; served under Capt. Mee of Col Marshall's regiment; also in Capt. Marshall Jones' com-' pany, same regimen:. Henry Cresswell, leutcnantof Capt. John Heuderson's company under Bratton and Sumter; also served in Capts. Robert Thonson's and Benja min Garrrlson's conpanies. Robert Cresswell under Lieut. Bar ry, Lieut. HendersDn and Capt. Hen derson. Phill. Cress Cart. Martin's com pany, Sumter's brigade. Conrad Crider, C;pt. Jacob Rumph, Lieut. Col. W. R Thomson, Gen. Henderson. Peter Crim, Cap. Jas. Craig, Col. Taylor. Samuel Criswell. Robert Crisswell. *? 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