America's Founding
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Imagine the Vision
by Roger W Hancock
Can you
imagine living two hundred years ago?
Living as one of our honored founding fathers?
Those who fought, won, and built a government,
having documented American liberty?
Knowing in their latter days, remembering,
‘twas they who built the American nation.
We owe much to those who had the vision,
for our . . . American liberty.
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Boston Massacre
by Roger W Hancock
Black man Crispus Attucks,
first dead, shot upon the docks,
with Samuel Gray that day,
one more bid well, James Caldwell.
All died that day on impact.
Two more would later die,
Young Samuel Maverick,
Along with Patrick Carr,
would later die from wounds.
British soldiers who fired shots,
made those five men, heroes.
On the docks of Boston town,
massacred by soldiers, British,
first skirmish, first heroes,
of the American Revolution.
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Andrew Adams
Andrew Adams, lawyer, leader,
delegate to Continental Congress.
He served on, Committee of Safety,
later in the, Connecticut House.
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John Adams
John Adams, political philosopher,
American peace negotiator.
First Vice President, second President,
John Adams, United States of America.
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Samuel Adams
Samuel Adams was a great orator,
an advocate of freedom.
Success as a founding father,
found
failure as a brewer.
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Thomas Adams
Thomas Adams, Virginia businessman,
was member, House of Burgesses.
Signed Article of Confederation,
when member, Continental Congress.
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Ethan Allen
Ethan Allen led the charge
against Fort Ticonderoga,
Ethan Allen demanded surrender,
forced the British to deliver.
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Benedict Arnold
Benedict Arnold a patriot hero,
in the Battle of Saratoga.
Then betrayed the patriot cause,
became a traitor, not a hero.
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Colonel John Banister
John
Banister became a Colonel
in the American Revolution.
Banister used his own wealth,
to support the war success.
Articles of Confederation,
he signed as member of Congress.
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Josiah Bartlett
Joshiah Bartlett cast first vote,
Independence from Great Britain.
Joshiah signed the Declaration,
for the American Revolution.
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Richard Bland
Richard Bland wrote an “Inquiry,
into the Rights of the British Colonies.”
Views expressed, expressed again,
in the
first Continental Congress.
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Elias
Boudinot
Elias Boudinot, fourth president,
United States in Congress Assembled.
Signed the treaty to end the war,
between
United States and Britain.
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Elias Boudinot |
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Daniel Boone |
Daniel Boone
Daniel Boone the mountain man,
blazed the wilderness road.
Fought the war in the wilderness,
in Kentucky’s wild woods.
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Daniel Boone for Liberty
Daniel Boone an American hero;
fought for liberty, tamed Kentucky,
Daniel Boone served three terms,
Virginia General Assembly.
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Daniel Boone became a legand in his own time.
He was the most celebrated of the wilderness heroes that fought for
liberty.
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Carter
Braxton
Carter Braxton, signer of Declaration,
used his wealth to support the cause.
Braxton lost all his wealth,
lived
out his days with only his health.
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Charles
Carroll
Charles Carroll, strong American Patriot,
too late to vote, but signed the Declaration.
Member of the first Federal Congress,
lived longest of all Declaration signers.
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Daniel Carroll
Family of Daniel Carroll a Catholic,
held a motto, 'Strong in Faith and War'.
Signed Articles of Confederation,
supported government of the people.
As member, Constitutional Convention,
added the phrase, 'by the people'.
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Samuel Chase
Samuel Chase for Maryland signed,
Declaration of Independence.
Only Supreme Court Justice,
to be impeached, later aquitted.
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Abraham Clark
Abraham Clark had a knack for math,
yet a lawyer to serve the poorer.
Declaration signer, is honored by,
Clark
Township of New Jersey.
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Elijah Clark
Elijah Clark, fought with Pickens at Augusta,
wounded in battle at Alligator Creek.
Forced British withdraw of Atlanta,
defeating twice his force, at Kettle Creek.
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George Rogers Clark
Young George Rogers Clark,
proved himself a leader sharp.
Even Daniel Boone in friendship,
looked to Clark, for leadership.
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William Clingan
Delegate William Clingan
was a Justice of the Peace.
Signed Article of Confederation,
at the Continental Congress.
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George Clinton
George Clinton voted for,
Declaration of Independence.
No support
for the Constitution,
‘till after the Bill of Rights.
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George Clymer
George Clymer, statesman, inventor,
invented the iron printing press.
This man, patriot and leader,
had signed
the Declaration.
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John Collins
John Collins confired with Washington,
on views for Rhode Island's defense.
Signed the Articles of Confederation,
as member, Continental Congress.
Supporting Constitutional Convention,
decided vote; Rhode Island's acceptance.
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Francis Dana
Francis Dana, Continental delegate,
Articles of Confederation signed.
To John Adams a secretariate,
treaty with Britain nogotiated.
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John Dickinson
John Dickinson independence resistor,
yet became a founding father.
Member of the Constitutional Convention,
wrote essays promoting the Constitution.
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William Henry Drayton
William Drayton was a tory,
writings gained favor of John Bull.
Changed position, wrote for liberty,
lost all favor with… Governor Bull.
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James Duane
James Duane many years served,
serving his state, New York.
As member, Continental Congress,
Articles of Confederation signed.
Judge in U.S. District, New York;
last assignment duty served.
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William Duer
William Duer a Protestant Christian,
supported Liberty supported justice.
Signed Articles of Confederation,
in service of Continental Congress.
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William Ellery
Active in the Sons of Liberty,
was young William Ellery.
This signer of the Declaration,
advocated abolishment of slavery.
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Oliver Ellsworth
Oliver Ellsworth, administrator of rebellion,
over the armies of Connecticut.
Contributor to the Constitution,
suggested title, “United States.”
© February 20, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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William Eustis
William Eustis was a Doctor,
who fought in the American Revolution.
William was surgeon for the rebel army,
wounded at Bunker Hill.
Held a Boston medical practice,
became the Surgeon of Shays Rebellion.
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Benjamin Franklin
Printer, philosopher, scientist, inventor, versatile was Benjamin Franklin. Known also as a founding politician, helping write the Declaration.
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William Floyd
William Floyd lost the farm,
to the British in the war.
Signer of the Declaration,
then to farming, his truest passion.
© February 22, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Elbridge Gerry
Elbridge Gerry, first to gerrymander,
designed the districts to his advantage.
Signer of the Declaration,
refused to sign, Federal Constitution.
© February 22, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Christopher Gore
Christopher Gore was deemed a Tory,
Citizenship restored by Congress.
With John Jay and William Pinckney,
helped settle the final treaty.
© February 20, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Nathaniel Gorham
Nathaniel Gorham, eighth president,
United States in Congress Assembled.
Chair of the Constitutional Convention,
Nathaniel influenced our Constitution.
© February 13, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Nathaniel Gorham |
Nathanael Greene
Nathanael Greene, youngest brigadier general,
met George Washington on July fourth.
Becoming friends with Washington,
would later become a Major General.
© February 18, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Cyrus Griffin
Cyrus Griffin, tenth president,
United States in Congress Assembled.
Last president of confederation,
before our Constitution.
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Cyrus Griffin |
Button Gwinnett
Button Gwinnett, enthusiast,
colonial rights of citizens.
Declaration, his legacy,
false honor, dueled death untimely.
© February 22, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Nathan Hale
The
only regret said Nathan,
was only one life to live.
Only “one life to lose for… county”,
hailed Hale, that countrymen live free.
© February 13, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Lyman Hall
Lyman Hall revolutionary partisan,
provisioned food, supplies for soldiers.
was one who signed the Declaration,
returned to his plantation.
© February 22, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Alexander Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
young and precocious.
Serving under Washington,
his bayonet charge ferocious.
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John Hancock
John Hancock, richest in all the colonies,
influenced people for independence.
First to sign the Declaration, prominence sure,
"John Hancock" synonymous with “signature.”
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John Hancock |
Edward Hand
Edward Hand was intrigued,
by
America’s self-governing experiment.
Joined the service of rebellion,
Planned the siege of Yorktown.,
© February 19, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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John Hanson
Thomas McKean, third president,
United States in Congress Assembled.
Established coinage, Post Office department,
national bank and first national census.
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John Hanson |
Cornelius Harnett
Cornelius Harnett resisted British taxes,
Served Chairmanship, Sons of Liberty.
A member of Continental Congress,
he signed the Articles of Confederation.
In defence of town of Wilmington,
during British occupation, his capture.
Three months later, liberty's servant,
Cornelius, would die as war prisoner.
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John Harvie
John Harvie, Delegate of Virginia,
signed Articles of Confederation.
Harvie spent half his life,
In service of liberty for Virginia.
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Benjamin Harrison
Refused British Executive Council,
declared support for republican principle.
Benjamin Harrison with George Washington,
Planned future of America’s army.
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John Hart
John Hart, called “Honest John”,
testimony of his worth.
Signed the Declaration,
then the British destroyed his wealth.
© February 22, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Patrick Henry
Patrick Henry a radical patriot,
who wore the title well.
Strongest orator of all the founders,
“… give me liberty or give me death!”
© February 13, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Nicholas Herkimer
Nicholas Herkimer, German citizen,
fought in America’s revolution
Horse killed, his leg had been shot,
from under a tree his orders he’d shout.
© February 19, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Joseph Hewes
Joseph Hewes earned his wealth,
shipping on the seas.
One who signed the Declaration,
provides a navy, for his new nation.
© February 22, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Thomas Heyward Jr.
Thomas Heyward studied law,
yet served the Yankee bylaw,
to sign the Declaration.
Charleston siege, began his apprehension.
© February 22, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Samuel Holten
Samuel Holten, President Pro Tempore,
later signed Articles of Confederation.
From his district in Massachusetts,
he was elected to the Third U.S. Congress.
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William Hooper
William Hooper was a signer,
of the Declaration of Independence.
Gave his fortune to fund revolution,
a war of independence.
© February 22, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Stephen Hopkins
Early supporter of colonial rights,
Stephen Hopkins rebel leader.
Declaration signed with shaken palsy,
Hopkins wrote rules for a rebel navy.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Francis Hopkinson
Francis Hopkinson poet, artist,
Declaration of Independence signed.
Designed first American Flag,
and Great Seal of the United States.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Titus Hosmer
Titus Hosmer, American Lawyer,
Connecticut practice in Middletown,
Delegate to Continental Congress,
Signed Articles of Confederation.
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Samuel
Huntington
Samuel Huntington, first president,
United States in Congress Assembled.
First leader of our new nation,
under
Articles of Confederation.
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Samuel Huntington |
Richard Hutson
Richard Hutson, American Patriot,
in Charleston, captured by the British.
Delegate in Constutional Congress,
signed Article of Confederation.
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James Iredell
James Iredell, once a British tax collector,
became an American patriot,
Appointed by George Washington,
to the first U. S. Supreme Court.
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Andrew Jackson
Young Andrew Jackson,
joined the army at age 13.
British captured young Andrew,
who grew to be a President.
© February 16, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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John Jay
John Jay, fifth president,
of the Continental Congress.
Jay helped write the Federalist Papers,
later
helped Franklin negotiate the peace.
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John Jay |
John Paul Jones
Captain John Paul Jones had a way,
fighting all the way,
refusing surrender.
Sailing straight into harm's way,
“I’ve not
yet, begun to fight!”
© February 13, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Thomas Jefferson |
Jefferson & Adams
Thomas and John, political adversaries,
in freedom became close friends.
Same Independence Day, each man died,
lived their lives in liberty.
© April 1, 2010 Roger W Hancock rewritten - original
February 13, 2008
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Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson took to pen,
writing our foundation.
Declaration of Independence,
founding of our nation.
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Hancock
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Thomas Jefferson and John Addams both died on Independence Day.
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Thaddeus Kosciuszko
Thaddeus Kosciuszko from Poland,
came to join the liberty cause.
Became a Colonel, that engineered,
fortification of battle sites.
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Marquis de Lafayette
Lafayette loved the liberty concept,
reading the Declaration.
Bought arms and wares for liberty's cause,
fought with George at Valley Forge.
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John Langdon
John Langdon, influential founder,
supported a constitution.
Member of Constutional Convention,
of New Hampshire's Delegation.
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Edward Langworthy
Patriot
Edward Langworthy,
Served his country worthily.
As a member of the Congress,
signed Articles of Confederation.
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Henry Laurens
Henry Laurens, fourth president,
of the Continental Congress.
Later captured by the British,
was exchanged for General Cornwallis.
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Henry Laurens |
Francis Lightfoot Lee
Francis Lee despised British Stamp Act,
silent on Congress floor, privately impressive.
Gentleman supporter, firm and steady,
signed the Declaration of Independence.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Lt. Colonel
Henry Lee (Harry Lee)
“Light Horse Harry” they called Harry Lee,
for surprise attacks on British outposts.
Washington approved plans, by Lee,
to capture traitor, Benedict Arnold.
© February 16, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Jeremiah Lee
Jeremiah Lee, wealthy shipping merchant,
smuggled weapons for liberty’s fight.
A pivotal role as war merchant,
loosing his wealth and life.
© February 18, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Richard Henry Lee
Thomas Mifflin, sixth president,
United States in Congress Assembled.
Opposed adoption of the Constitution,
then proposed the 10th Amendment.
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Richard Henry Lee |
Thomas Sim Lee
Thomas Lee, Maryland’s patriot.
Articles
of Confederation,
held ‘till western land claims ceded.
His approval birthed a nation.
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Francis Lewis
Francis Lewis signed Articles of Confederation,
to the founding of a new nation.
British warred, destroyed his home.
after Lewis signed Independence of Declaration.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Philip Livingston
Philip Livingston, contributor to rebellion,
working for independence cause.
Livingston signed the Declaration,
lost all holdings to the British.
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Robert
R. Livingston
Robert Livingston was on the committee,
to draft the Declaration.
Advocated the Federal Constitution,
administered the oath to Washington.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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James Lovell
James Lovell, teacher statesman,
Father was a Tory, he became a rebel.
In the Continental Congress,
signed Articles of Confederation.
Lovell was captured as a rebel,
in exchange of prisoners gained release.
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Thomas Lynch Jr.
Thomas Lynch patriot leader,
South
Carolina company commander.
Lynch had signed the Declaration,
voyage at sea brought his termination.
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History teaches from where we've been,
that we might learn from past mistakes.
History teaches proven premise,
that we may project, into the future.
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James Madison
James Madison was one of three,
who the, “Federalist Papers”, helped to write.
James helped to frame the Bill of Rights,
later
elected fourth, U.S. President.
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Henry Marchant
Signed Articles of Confederation,
did patriot attorney,
Henry Marchant.
Washington appointed, Senate confirmed,
Judge Marchant; Rhode Island U.S. District Court.
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Francis Marion
British called him Swamp Fox,
Francis Marion’s elusive tactics.
Battle of Eutaw Springs, did Marion,
drive British back to Charleston.
© February 18, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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John Marshall
John Marshall, our fourth Chief Justice,
Strictly
held to the Constitutional law.
Established the view of Judicial review,
longest term served to foundational law.
© February 18, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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George Mason
George Mason’s Virginia Declaration of Rights,
became the bases of our Bill of Rights.
Mason long supported less restriction,
by Britain’s oppressive taxation.
© February 18, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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John Mathews
Statesman,
John Mathews,
served in House, of South Carolina.
When a member of the Congress,
signed Articles of Confederation
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Philip Mazzei
Italian Philip Mazzei, American patriot,
wrote of independence and equality.
Mazzei’s writing, influenced profoundly,
writings, of Jefferson and Paine on liberty.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Thomas McKean
Thomas McKean, second president,
United States in Congress Assembled.
Received notice of Cornwallis’ surrender.
McKean was last to sign the Declaration.
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Thomas McKean |
Hugh Mercer
Hugh Mercer, physician soldier,
served in the Continental army.
Wounded in the battle fought,
hero fallen in battle at Princeton.
© February 17, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Arthur Middleton
Arthur Middleton, bold in radical thought,
Succeeded his father to the Congress.
righteous judgement, solid resolution,
of purest patriotism his charater sound.
Signature of Middleton found upon,
Declaration of Independence.
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Arthur Middleton |
Henry
Middleton
Henry Middleton second president,
of the Continental Congress.
Declared a traitor by the King,
encouraged independence.
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Thomas Mifflin
Thomas Mifflin, fifth president,
United States in Congress Assembled.
Received George Washington’s resignation;
final treaty with Great Britain, Mifflin signed.
© February 13, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Thomas Mifflin |
James Monroe
Battle of Trenton, James Monroe began,
service to liberty, fought for free land.
Delaware crossed with Washington,
followed George, to be fifth president.
© February 18, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Gouverneur Morris
Gouverneur Morris, articulate,
expressing views as a patriot.
Signed Articles of Confederation,
Helped to draft the Constitution.
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Lewis Morris
Lewis
Morris supported independence.
Tho’ his brother warned of ensuing consequence,
Morris signed the Declaration of Independence.
Died upon estate rebuilt, British had burned down.
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Robert Morris
Robert Morris successful merchant,
wealthy and influential patriot.
Morris contributed to liberty’s cause,
and signed the Declaration.
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John Morton
Arriving late, John Morton, cast.
deciding vote for independence,
Though not last, he came to sign,
Declaration of Independence.
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Thomas Nelson, Jr.
Thomas Nelson an early rebel,
organized
an independent militia.
From Congress to Virginia’s Convention,
returned to sign the Declaration.
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Robert Treat Paine
Acquired gunpowder for rebellion,
authored the Olive Branch Petition.
Debated the greatest resolution,
then signed the Declaration.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Thomas Paine
Thomas Paine’s “Common Sense,”
an influential book,
Paine became known to all,
an advocate of freedom.
© February 13, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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William Paca
Chief Justice of his home state of Maryland,
a patriot movement leader.
First Federal Congress member,
and one of the Declaration signers.
© February 19, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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John Parker
Captain John Parker exclaims,
if to be war, "... let it be here."
Standing there upon the green,
seventy minutemen on Lexington Green.
© February 13, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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John Penn
John Penn rarely spoke in congress,
though privately talkative for independence.
Votes consistent for separation,
signed the
Declaration of Independence.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Andrew Pickens
Andrew Pickens, with the rebel militia,
rose to Brigadier General.
Fought the Battle of Cow Pens,
and the Battle of Eutaw Springs.
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Benjamin
Pierce
Benjamin Pierce distinguished veteran,
of the
American Revolution.
Serving under General George Washington,
became a Brigadier General.
© February 18, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Charles Pinckney
Charles Pinckney, citizen soldier,
valiantly
fought ‘till his capture.
After the war continued service,
three terms in Continental Congress.
© February 17, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Maj.
Gen. Israel Putnam
by Roger W Hancock
Major General
Israel Putnam,
French & Indian War veteran,
decided to fortify Breed’s Hill,
commanded soldiers to his will,
“Don’t fire until you see,
the whites of their eyes!”
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Peyton Randolph
Founding father, Peyton Randolph,
first President of Continental Congress.
Highest office of revolt,
chairman of the Congress.
© February 13, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com
See
Peyton Randolph |
George Read
Delegate from Delaware,
in Continental Congress
George Read signed the Declaration,
also signed United States Constitution.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Joseph
Reed
Joseph Reed aide-de-camp,
General George Washington.
A Continental Congress member,
signed Articles of Confederation.
© March 29, 2010 Roger W Hancock
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Paul Revere
Paul Revere told tall stories,
of his midnight ride of liberty.
British captors turned their tail,
from Paul Revere’s victory tale.
© February 14, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com
See the poem "Liberty Ride
of Dawes, Revere" |
Daniel Roberdeau
Daniel Roberdeau served as General,
for liberty, fought rebellion.
Daniel also served in Congress,
signing Articles of Confederation.
© March 29, 2010 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com
|
Ceasar Rodney
Ceasar Rodney, with a most horrid disorder,
rode eighty miles through stormy swollen streams.
Arrived in Philadelphia to cast one vote, yes.
later signs the Declaration of Independence.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
George Ross
George Ross once a Tory,
becoming supportive of independent assembly.
A Militia Colonel, elected to Congress,
signed the Declaration of Independence.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Benjamin Rush
Doctor Benjamin Rush in the press,
Colonial rights of independence.
“Britain … America … be distinct empires,”
Rush signed the Declaration.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Edward Rutledge
Edward Rutledge, young delegate,
to Continental Congress.
Rutledge signed the Declaration,
returned
home to fight the British.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
John Rutledge
John Rutledge took a moderate stance,
hoping for self rule.
Returning home, South Carolina,
helped prepare for independence.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
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Index |
Arthur St. Clair
Arthur St. Clair, ninth president;
United States in Congress Assembled.
St. Clair had crossed the Delaware,
when Washington marched on Trenton.
© February 13, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com
See
Arthur St. Clair |
Haym Salomon
Haym Salomon, patriot spy,
Solemn loyalty to freedom’s cause.
Helped to purchase patriots’ release,
spent all his wealth on liberty’s cause.
© February 16, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Philip Schuyler
Philip Schuyler was rich man,
who valued market freedom.
Philip fought against the British,
as Major General in a growing rebellion.
© February 19, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Nathaniel Scudder
Nathaniel Scudder was a doctor,
lieutenant colonel in New Jersey Militia.
In Continental Congress served,
signed Articles of Confederation.
Nathaniel died in duty to liberty,
defending against an invading army.
© March 29, 2010 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Roger Sherman
Roger Sherman at a cobbler’s bench,
would have an open book.
Sherman signed the Declaration,
Articles
of Confederation and the Constitution.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
James Smith
James Smith had great zeal,
rally others to liberty’s cause.
Promoted boycott of English goods,
Smith signed the Declaration.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
John Bayard Smith
John Bayard Smith, civic leader,
early American independence advocate.
In Continental Congress served,
signed Articles of Confederation.
© March 29, 2010 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Friedrich Wilhelm Augustus
von Steuben
Freidrich von Steuben, Prussian trained soldier,
whose skills were noticed to be great value.
Building, training an American Army,
Freidrich
created, the American drill-master.
© February 18, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Richard Stockton
Richard Stockton, moderate on autonomy,
New Jersey instructed, for independence.
Stockton insisted to hear both arguments,
then proceeded to sign Declaration.
© February 19, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Thomas Stone
Thomas Stone, though little known,
had signed the Declaration.
Member of the Congress committee,
that
framed, Articles of Confederation.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Thomas Sumter
Thomas Sumter had served the militia,
prevented the invasion of Georgia.
Drove Lord Cornwallis out of Carolina,
to the defeat of Cornwallis, in Virginia.
© February 17, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
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Index |
George Taylor
George Taylor an Ironmaster,
an “independence” supporter,
Arrived too late to cast his vote,
though
signed the Declaration.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Edward Telfair
Edward Telfair, immigrant from Scotland,
moved to Virginia then moved to Georgia.
Signed the Articles of Confederation,
when member, Continental Congress.
© March 29, 2010 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Charles Thompson
Charles Thompson resisted the British,
over many years before the war.
Secretary Thompson of the Congress,
throughout all its 15 years.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Matthew Thornton
Matthew Thornton had draft State constitution,
was delegate from New Hampshire State.
Arrived too late to join debate,
but signed
the Declaration.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
John Trumbull
Colonial poet was John Trumbull,
Satirized extravagance of Britain.
Wrote impressions of resistance,
freedom’s
spirit of liberty.
© February 19, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
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Index |
Francis Adrian van der Kemp
Francis Vanderkemp, Dutch patriot,
invited by Washington to United States.
Francis’ friends American patriots,
Franklin, Hamilton and Jefferson.
© February 24, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Nicholas Van Dyke
Nicholas Van Dyke of Delaware,
delagate to Continental Congress,
signed Articles of Confederation.
Nicholas served in house of Delaware,
then elected President, of Delaware.
© March 29, 2010 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
James
Mitchell Varnum
James Varnum revolutionary,
advocating
slave enlistment.
Varnum was an eloquent orator,
outspoken against slavery.
© February 19, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
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Index |
John Walton
John Walton was a farmer,
elected to Georgia's Congress.
later signed Articles of Confederation,
as member, Continental Congress.
© March 29, 2010 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
George Walton
George Walton in Georgia State,
directed
the Patriot movement.
As delegate to Congress signs,
the Declaration of Independence.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Anthony Wayne
Anthony Wayne a determined soldier,
fought, retreat, then fought again.
“Mad Anthony” turned the war to victory,
in the fight for independence.
© February 19, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
George Washington |
Washington
General George Washington,
led the Armies of Revolution.
He did not wish, be King or Czar.
George Washington our first President,
of first U.S. Constitutional bar.
© January 12, 2010 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
George Washington
George did not chop the cherry tree,
though his honesty held high.
George held the votes of all,
as first President, stood tall.
© February 14, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
George Washington was the first U.S. President elected under the
authority of the U.S. Constitution
Previous Presidents were 'Chairmen' of the Continental Congress, elected
by the members of that body.
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Index |
John Wentworth, Jr.
John Wentworth, Jr. distinguished,
citizen of New Hampshire.
Articles of Confederation signed,
as Continental Congress member.
© March 29, 2010 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
William Whipple
William Whipple, Patriot leader,
eagerly
signed the Declaration.
Led the battles, Saratoga, Stillwater,
successful expeditons.
© 2008, March 28, 2010 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
John Williams
John Williams practiced law,
founded University of North Carolina.
As a member of the Congress,
signed Articles of Confederation.
Last service before his death,
Supreme Court Judge of North Carolina.
© March 29, 2010 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
William Williams
William Williams, successful merchant,
yet held various public positions.
In Congress signed the Declaration,
then
served on the Board of War.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
James Wilson
James Wilson wrote a pamphlet,
argued Parliament’s authority.
Demanding Britain’s separation,
signed the
Declaration.
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
John Whitherspoon
John Whitherspoon, an Englishman,
voyage to America to educate.
Caught by liberty’s cause, voted then signed,
Declaration of Independence.
© February 24, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
Oliver Wolcott
Oliver Wolcott missed debates,
'though signed Declaration of Independence.
Brigadier General of Connecticut Forces,
in Washington's Continental Army served.
© March 29, 2010 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com
Rewriten - Original
© February 23, 2008 Roger W Hancock
|
George Wythe
Lawer, Judge and law professor,
versatile was George Wythe.
Quiet dignity left little to history,
though he
signed the Declaration.
© February 16, 2008 Roger W Hancock
www.Liberty.PoetPatriot.com |
1800 Names of other American Revolution
Patriots
There are multitudes more than are listed here.
In honoring these my intent is to honor all patriots of the American
Revolution.
A |
Coll... |
Han... |
McE... |
Sc... |
Major
John Adair |
William Collard |
Daniel Handly |
William McElheney |
Thomas Scantling |
William
Adair |
Michael Collen |
Philip Handly |
Andrew McElroy |
Captain Scott |
Bartholomew Adams .. |
Colonel John Collier |
Thomas Handly |
Captain David McFarland |
James Scott |
Maj.
Daniel Jen. Adams |
William Collings |
Charles Haney |
William McGarity |
Patrick Scott |
David
Adams |
Charles Collins |
Patrick Hannagan |
Charles McGee |
William Scott |
Peter
Adams |
James Collins |
Lt. Isaac Hanson |
Major Charles McGill |
William Scott |
William
Adams |
John Collins |
Joseph Hardee |
Major McGill |
Cpl. Charles Scoudrick |
Alexander Adamson |
Thomas Collins |
Captain William Harden |
Patrick McGinity |
Francis Scroggy |
Isaiah
Adkins |
Joseph
Conger |
2nd Lieut. Henry Hardin |
Captain McGlauhn |
John Searcy |
William
Ahern |
James Conn |
John Harding |
Lt. Col. McGriff |
Lt. Sears |
Agent
355 (Woman) |
Patrick Connelly |
Captain John Hardman |
Peter McGuire |
Ensign Seay |
William
Ake |
Edward Conner |
Elias Hardy |
James McHargers |
Joseph Seaburn |
Moses Aleut |
George Conner |
John Hardy |
1st Lt.William McKennan |
Lt.Col.JohannChristianSenf |
Abram
Alexander |
Major Henry Conway |
John Hargedine |
Lawrence McKenny |
Colonel
John Servier |
B.
William Alexander |
Hugh Conner |
Henry Harley |
William McKindly |
Jacob Seth |
Dan
Alexander |
James Conner |
Joseph Harmer |
Col. McKissick |
Sgt. John Sewell |
Col.
George Alexander |
John Conner |
Edward Harmon |
Henry McLain |
John Sexton |
Lt.
James Alexander |
Thomas Cooenah |
Kader Harold |
Captain Robert McLain |
Sgt.Maj. William Seymour |
Sgt.
James Alexander |
Henry Cook |
Sgt. Robert Harpham |
John McLaughlin |
Daniel
Shays . |
William
Alexander |
Richard Cooke |
Jardin Harrel |
Robert McLeod |
Major Joseph Sharp |
Captain
Julious Alfred |
Thomas Cooke |
Captain Harris |
James McLiney |
Cpl. Patrick Shean |
Adam
Allcock |
Mordecai Cooley |
Lt Arthur Harris |
James McLone |
Timothy Shean |
Martin
Allcock |
John Corker |
Edward Harris |
Barney McManis |
David Shepherdson |
Barna
Allen |
John Cormine |
Henry Harris |
James McMillan |
Captain Thomas Shelby |
Lt.
Enanuel Allen |
John Cornwall |
Isham Harris |
Lt. John McMullen |
Samuel Shepherd |
Captain
John Allen |
Charles Couch |
James Harris |
Moses McNew |
Jonathan Shipley . |
Jacob
Allen |
Matthew Coulter |
John Harris |
Joseph McPeters |
Jacob Shoemaker |
John
Allen |
John Courts |
John C. Harris |
Daniel McPhaul |
Peter Shoemaker |
Gilbert
Allen |
Joel Coward |
Richmond Harris |
Joseph McReynolds |
Edward Short |
Corporal William Allen |
George Cowling |
Stephen Harris |
2nd Lt.Stephen McWilliam |
Archibald Shortt |
Thomas
Allibon |
Michael Coyle |
Major Thomas Harris |
David McVay |
John Shottin |
Bastin
Allice |
Captain Cox |
Thomas Harris |
James Meadows |
Peter Shulmear |
Lt.
Robert Allison |
Daniel P. Cox |
William Harris |
Captain Mathew Mead |
Gen.
Gold Selleck Sillman |
Thomas
Allison |
George Cox |
Barzilla Harrison |
Massy C. Medaris |
James Silver |
William
Allman |
Moses Cox |
Col. Charles Harrison |
Major James Meek |
Sgt. Daniel Simmons |
Benjamin Alson |
Richard Crabtree |
Jesse Harrison |
Peter Meissenheimer |
John Simmons |
William
Anderside |
Samuel Crafton |
Cader Harrol |
William Mellone |
William Simpson |
Mjr.Archibald Anderson |
Capt. William Craddock |
Thomas Harry |
Captain William Meredith |
Captain Singleton |
Capt.
George Anderson |
James Craig |
Jacob Harst |
Nicholas Milburn |
John Sitzgreaves |
James
Anderson |
John Craig |
Charles Hart |
Murphey Miles |
Mathias Skiffington |
John
Anderson |
Corporal Michael Craig |
Thomas Hart |
Sgt. Thomas Miles |
Roger Skiffington |
Leonard
Anderson |
Robert Crauford |
William Hart |
James Miller |
Elijah Skillington |
Col.
Richard Anderson |
Captain Joseph Cray |
John Hartlove |
John Miller |
Lt. Skittington |
Captain
Robert Anderson |
George Craycroft |
Thomas Harvey |
Samuel Miller |
Joseph Sloop |
Thomas
Anderson |
Lawrence Gregan |
Zadock Harvey |
Thomas Miller |
Cpl. William Sly |
William
Anderson |
Andrew Cresson |
Edward Harvin |
George Millet |
Maj.GenWilliamSmallwood |
John
Andre' |
Alexander Crispin |
Thomas Hatton |
Moses Mills |
Lieut. Smith |
Thomas
Andrews |
Major Croan |
Henry Hatwell |
James Mitchell |
Archibald Smith |
John
Angel |
Eli Crockert |
John Havers |
John Mitchell |
Buckner Smith |
Lt.Col.Charles Armand |
Asher Crockett |
William, Hawe, MD |
William Mitchell |
Cam Smith |
Lt.
Abel Armstrong |
Ezekial Croft |
Ezekial Hawes |
Patrick Mohan |
James Smith |
James
Armstrong |
Christopher Crooks |
Commander David Hawley |
Peter Moire |
Lt. James Smith |
Major
John Armstrong |
Richard Crosby |
Col. James Hawthorn |
William Molineux |
Captain John Smith |
Col.
Martin Armstrong |
Carter Croston |
John Hay |
James Monks |
John Smith |
Robert
Armstrong |
Amos Crouch |
Thomas Hayes |
Rice D. Montague |
Sgt. John Smith |
William
Armstrong |
Carter Croxton, Sr. |
Vachel Hayes |
Brg.Gen.Rich. Montgomery |
Cpl. John Smith |
John
Armsworthy |
Enoch
Crosby |
Anthony Hayle |
Patrick Mooney |
Joseph Smith |
Samuel
Arnal |
Carter Croston |
David Hays |
Richard Moore |
Leander Smith |
John
Arthur |
John Crozier |
Moses Hazen |
Lt. Col. Stephen Moore |
William Smith |
Thomas
Arthur |
Dennis Crowley |
Lt. Richard Heard |
1st Sgt. Thomas Moore |
Charles Snow |
Colonel
Ascurn |
Captain Culberson |
Major General Heath |
William Moore |
John Sobbing |
Captain
Samuel Ash |
Robert Culbertson |
James Hemphill |
Lt. Col. William Moore |
David Solomon |
Robert
Ashley |
Benjamin Culp |
Bennet Henderson |
Thomas Moore |
Captain James Somerville |
John
Ashly |
Lieut. Cunningham |
James Henderson |
Azell Moran |
Frederick Soots |
William
Asshwell |
Joseph Cunningham |
John Henderson |
William More |
Edward Sorrel |
Alexander Aston |
Cpt.Matthew Cunningham |
Lt. Thomas Henderson |
Captain Daniel Morgan . |
Thomas Sorrel |
James
Atkinson |
Captain Edmund Curd |
Barna Heney |
Fifer John Mortimer |
Alexander South |
William
Atkinson |
John Curry |
David Henley |
James Morris |
Daniel Southerland |
Henry
Austin |
Peter Curtis |
John Hennis |
Captain Jonathan Morris |
James Southerland |
Isaac
Austin |
Reuben Curtis |
Adam Henry |
Major Nathaniel G. Morris |
Sim Southern |
Michael
Awalt |
Thomas Curtis |
Ferrel Hester |
Thomas Morris |
William Southern |
Federick Ayers |
Peter Curwell |
John Hewin |
William Morris |
Michael Sowers |
B |
D |
Thomas Hickey |
Zadock Morris |
Lt.Col.Richard D.Spaight |
Nathaniel Bacon .. |
Andrew Daley |
John Hickory |
William Morrison |
Captain Austin Spain |
James
Bailey |
John Daniel |
Ens. Thomas Hickman |
Samuel Morrow |
Michael Spainhour |
John
Bailey |
Joseph Darnall |
Levin Hicks |
John Mortimer |
Aaron Spalding, MD |
Robert
Bailey |
Ensign Robert Darrett |
Daniel Higdon |
Lt. Moseley |
Joseph Speake |
Thomas
Bailey |
Sgt Richard Davenport |
Phillip Higdon |
Major William Moseley |
Frederick Speck |
Absalom
Baker |
William Davenport |
John Highway |
Cruise Moser |
Jacob Speck |
Bowling
Baker |
Capt. Alexander Davidson |
James Hill |
Samuel Moser |
Sgt. John Spenser |
Elisha
Baker |
Captain George Davidson |
John Hill |
Francis Mosier |
Lt. Col. Joseph Spenser |
Amos
Balch |
Edward Davis |
William Hill |
François Henri de laMotte |
Elijah
/ Marauchie Sperry |
Rev.
Ebenezer Baldwin |
Edward Davis |
W. P. Hillyer |
Colonel William Moutrie |
Abel
Spicer |
William
Baldwin |
Evans Davis |
Peter Hines |
Richard Mudd |
Cpl. John Spicer |
Captain
Charles Ball |
Lt Henry Davis |
Conrad Hise |
Dennis Mullen |
John Spigman |
Daniel
Ball |
John Davis |
Moses Hitchcock |
Timothy Mullen |
Mathew Spilliard |
Captain
Charles Ballon |
Jonathan Davis |
Sgt. Henry Hitland |
George Mundle, MD |
Daniel Spivey |
Edward
Bancroft |
Joshua Davis |
Peter Hitt |
Benjamin Munnerlyn |
Cpl. John Spraight |
Captain
Jacob Baner |
Ransom Davis |
Thomas Hobbee |
Loftus R. Munnerlyn |
Captain Richard Springs |
John
Banes |
Richard Davis |
John Hodges |
John Murphey |
Fortunatus Stainger |
John
Bantham |
Thomas, Davis |
Conrad Hodibuck |
Joseph Murphey |
Thomas Stanford |
Dr.
John Barker |
Colonel Dawson |
Habikuk Holden |
Michael Murphey |
Solomon Stansbury |
Burwell
Barnes |
Andrew Dawson |
Captain Holland |
Thomas, Murphey |
Captain William Stanton |
Chesley
Barnes |
Joseph Dawson |
William Holland |
Anthony Murphy |
Captain Starnes |
John
Barnett |
Pleasant Dawson |
(2nd?) Lt Holland |
Patrick Murphy |
Captain John Starns |
Corporal Daniel Barrett |
James Day |
George Holliday |
William Murrah |
Sgt. Moses Start |
Colonel
James Barrett |
Silas
Deane |
John Holliday |
James Murray |
William Stead |
John
Barrett |
John Decorn |
Lieut. Thomas Holliday |
Thomas Murray |
William St. Clair |
Joshua
Barrett |
Don
Bernardo De Gálvez |
Gen. John Hollis |
Avery Mustain |
Lt. John Steel |
Solomon
Barrott |
Mjr. Gen. Johann De Kalb |
John Hollis |
Alexander Musclewhite |
Brig.Gen.Edward Stevens |
James
Barrow |
Capt. Jacob De La Motta |
Tarden A. Hollow |
N |
Captain John Stevens |
William
Barry |
Nicholas Delaney |
William Holloway |
Sgt. Joshua Nailor |
Robert Stevens |
Thomas
Bartley |
Lt. James Delay |
John, Hollyday Sr. |
Major Nalls |
Lt. Alexander Stewart |
John
Baxter |
Captain Jacob De Leon |
John Holmes |
Joseph Nash |
Andrew Stewart |
Seth
Bayley |
Sgt. Peter Delon |
Robert Holmes |
Captain William Nash |
Robert Stewart |
Banjamin Beach |
John Demay |
Thomas Holston |
William Nash |
William Stewart |
William
Beard |
Sgt John Dennison |
Lieut. William Holt |
William Nawls |
John Stilwell |
William
Beasley |
James Denton |
Darius
Home |
Morris Neagle |
John Stoaks |
Matthias Beaver |
Major Peter Deveaux |
John Honeyman |
John Neighbors |
Captain
Abner Stocking |
Amos
Beck |
George Devenish |
Captain
John Hood |
James Neill |
Sgt. Jonathan Stone |
Thomas
Bedfore |
Darby Devire |
Richard Hood |
Lt. Roger Nelson |
John Stonecypher |
Captain
Henry Bedkin |
Daniel Diall |
Joseph Hoole |
Roger Nelson |
Captain
Stephen Stow |
Major
Bedford |
John
Dickenson .. |
Ennis Hooper |
John Nelson |
George Street |
George
Begley |
Ebenezer Dickey |
George Hooper |
Bethuel Newcomb |
John Stotts |
Bartlet
Belcher |
John Dickey |
Captain Adam Hoops |
William Newell |
Amos Bradford Strange |
Samuel
Bell |
Major Joseph Dickson |
Elijah Hooten |
Henry Newton |
Adam Stroup |
Thomas
Belsire |
Count Nicholas Dietrich |
James Hopkins |
William Niblet |
James Stuart |
David
Benge |
John Dill |
Luke Horsfield |
John Nicholas |
Col. George Stubblefield |
Peter
Bennet |
Runnels Dill |
Abram Horton |
Archibald Nicholl |
Col. John Stubblefield |
Caleb
Bennet |
Samuel Dinwiddie |
Captain George Horton |
John Nicholls |
General
John Sullivan .. |
Perry
Benson |
Captain William Dix |
Malachi Horton |
John Nichols |
Mark Sullivan |
John
Bentley |
"Hal", Lt.Col.Henry Dixon |
Captain William Horton |
Major Agripps Nichols |
Captain John Summers |
Patrick
Bermingham |
John Dixon |
John Hoskins |
Sgt. Stephen Nickleson |
Gen. Thomas Sumter |
Mordecai Berry |
Thomas Dobbin |
2nd Lt. Joseph Hosman |
William Nick |
Robert Surton |
Elisha
Bethea |
William Dobbins |
Edward Houchins |
John Nicks |
Daniel Sutherland |
Comstick Betts |
Captain Henry Dobson |
John Houlder |
Barney Nisbet |
Fife Major Abram Sutton |
John
Beverly |
Lieutenant Doll |
James Howard |
William Nisbet |
Alexander Swann |
Thomas
Beveren |
James Dollar |
John, Howard, MD |
John Noble |
Peter Swanton |
John
Bias |
James Dollison |
Lt.Col.John Eager Howard |
Martin Noble |
Thomas Swanwick |
Thomas
Bibb |
Peter Dolton |
Stephen Howard |
Lewis Sanders Nobles |
Richard Sweeney |
John
Bibby |
William Donaho |
Captain Josheph Howe |
Jesse Noland |
Owen Sweney |
Edward
Biby |
Richard Donovan |
Jabez
Howland |
Patrick Noland |
Dennis Swiney |
Benjamin Biggs |
Barnaba Doran |
Joseph Hubbard |
Thomas Noland |
T |
Samuel
Bigham |
William Dorch |
John Hudgins |
Captain William Noll |
Lt. William Tabor |
Major
J. Bird |
Captain Richard Dorsey |
Richard Hudson |
Major Benjamin Nones |
John Allen Tailor |
John
Bird |
1st Major James Dougan |
General Isaac Huger |
Zachariah Nook |
James Smith Talbot |
Captain
Richared Bird |
Michael Dougherty |
Andrew Hughes |
Lt. Jacob Norris |
Henry Talley |
Nicholas Bishop |
James Douglass |
John Hughes |
James Norris |
Benjamin Tallmadge |
Israel
Bissel |
Colonel
Willam Douglas |
Major John Hughes |
John Norris |
William Tanckard |
Abram
Bizel |
Pierre
Douville |
Nathaniel Hughson |
Bazabeel Norman |
Thomas Tanner |
Francis
Black |
Francis J. Dover |
General David Humphreys |
Solomon Northern |
Richard R. Tasker, MD |
William
Black |
William Downes |
1st. Lieut David Humphries |
Cpl. Nathaniel Nott |
Captain Edmund Tate |
Willoughby Blackard |
Captain Thomas Downing |
William Humpton |
Sgt. James Nowland |
Captain Nathaniel Tate |
Isaac
Blackwelder |
Colonel William Downman |
Joseph Hundley |
Ens. John Nowlin |
Robert Tate |
James
Blades |
Robert Downs |
Robert Huntley, Sr. |
O |
Benjamin Taylor |
Captain
John Blair |
John Dowtin |
John Hutt |
Benjamin O’Bannon |
Elijah Taylor |
Martin
blake |
John Doyle |
I |
James Obryan |
James
Taylor |
Richard
Blanks |
Thomas Draper |
John Barker Ider |
John O’Bryan |
John Taylor |
Joseph
Bleas |
Lt. John Drening |
Edwin Ingram |
Captain Daniel Odum |
Joshua Taylor |
Jacob
Bledsoe |
Captain Thomas H. Drew |
John Innis |
Owen Ohern |
Cpl. Robert Taylor |
Lewis
Bledsoe |
Captain Jost Driesbach |
Samuel Ipock |
Captain Edward Oldham |
Thomas
Taylor |
Daniel
Blevens |
Corporal James Driver |
Jonathan Ireland |
Ens. John Oldham |
William Taylor |
Samuel
Blood |
Lt.Col.DuBuysson desHays |
Joseph Irwin |
Captain George Oldham |
Adam Team |
David
Bloodworth |
Corporal Guilford Dudley |
Thomas Irwin |
John Oliver |
Charles Terrier |
Thomas
Blount |
Lt. Henry Duff |
Colonel Elijah Isaacks |
Boston Ollis |
Thomas Terry |
Thomas
Boardman |
John Duffey |
Col. Elisha Isaacs |
Colonel O’Neal |
Rezin Thackerel |
Robert
Body |
William Duley |
Philip Isley |
Captain Peter O’Neal |
Col. Thomas |
William
Boe |
George Duncan |
Henry Ivy |
William Orchard |
Aaron Thomas |
Patrick
Bogan |
Robert Duncan |
J |
Charles Orme |
Henry Thomas |
Ambrose
Bohannon |
Alexander Dunlap |
Henry Jackson |
William Osborn |
John Thomas |
Major
John Boice |
George Dunn |
Levi Jackson |
Joseph Overcreek |
William Thomas |
John
Boisseau |
William Dunn |
Ezekiel
Jacobs |
John Owen |
Ezekiel Thomason |
Wright
Bond |
Peter Dunston |
Robinson Jacobs |
William Owen |
Captain Thompson |
Lt
Bonnet |
William Durham |
John James |
Captain Jesse Owens |
Benjamin Thompson |
Richard
Booker |
Thomas Durnor |
Thomas James |
Stephen Owens |
Stephen Thompson |
Lewis
Booker |
Rob Durrett |
Captain Peter Jaquett |
P |
Joseph Thornby |
Lewis
Booker |
Captain Edward Duval |
Emory Jarman |
Captain Alexander Pagan |
Lt. Threadgill |
John
Boon |
Lt. Isaac Duval |
Isaac Jenkins |
John Page |
Ens. William Thweatt |
Edward
Booth |
Ensign Walter Dyer |
James Jerriot |
William Pagram |
Isaac Tipling |
Samuel
Borden |
Boston Dyson |
Nimrod Jester |
John Blakeney Paid |
Robert Tongue |
Peter
Borders |
Philip Dyson |
Lieut. Thomas Jett |
John Painter |
Thomas Tool |
Isaac
Boring |
E |
John
the Painter |
Col. John Paisley |
Henry Townley |
Absolam
Bostick |
Thomas Eades |
Benjamin Johnson |
James Pallet |
Robert
Townsend |
Thomas
Boughton |
Samuel Eakin |
Sgt. Caleb Johnson |
Michael Palmer |
James Tracy |
Richard
Boulton |
Ens. John Earl |
George Johnson |
Lt. John Pamplin |
Jacob Tragasskiss |
William
Boulware |
Conrad Eartinhousin |
James Johnson |
Major Parker |
Patrick Trainer |
Valetine Boward |
Aaron Easor |
Captain James Johnson |
Elisha Parker |
Arthur Travis |
Leonard
Bowars |
Christopher Eaton |
Captain John Johnson |
John Parkinson |
Sgt. Manuel Trayson |
Robert
Bowen |
William Eaves |
John Johnson |
Lt. Parks |
Thomas Tree |
George
Bowers |
Lt.Col. Elias Edmonds |
Captain Joseph Johnson |
Nathaniel Parmer |
Michael Trendall |
Martin
Bowles |
Captain Elias Edmunds |
Silas
Johnson |
John Parmly |
Captain Trice |
Captain
Bowman |
Captain Edwards |
William Johnson |
John Parsons |
Christopher Trinkle |
Andy
Bowman |
Lieut. Charles Edwards |
William
Samuel Johnson |
William Parsons |
Lt. John Trueman |
John
Bowman |
David Eirwin |
Jacob Johnston |
George Patrick |
Purnal Truitt |
William
Bowman |
Mathew L. Elbon |
Benjamin Jones |
Captain Paul Patrick |
Jonathan Trumbull |
Emannuel Bowser |
Thomas Elliot |
James Jones |
Robert Patrick |
Jonathan Trumbull Jr. |
Captain
Joust Boyce |
Samuel Elliott |
John Jones |
Alexander Pattern |
John Tucker |
William
Boyce |
Bryon Ellis |
Major John Courts Jones |
Alexander Patterson |
Woodward Tucker |
Major
Boyd |
Richard Ellis |
Jonathan Jones |
Captain John Patterson |
Zadock Tucker |
James
Boyle |
Richard Ellwood |
Neals Jones |
William Patterson |
Corp. Joshua Tuggle |
John
Bracket |
Oliver
Ellsworth |
Samuel Jones |
Major John Patton |
James Turner |
Francis
Brackley |
Cpl. John Eltham |
Major Samuel Jones |
Elias Pea |
Sgt. Richard Turner |
James
Bradford |
Lt. Eli Ely |
Ens. Samuel Jones |
Josiah
Peabody |
Richard Turner |
James
Bradley |
Joseph England |
Thomas Jones |
George Pearce, MD |
Solomon Turner |
John
Bradley |
James English |
William Jones |
Joshua Pearce |
Dennis Turnon |
Daniel
Bragdon |
Isaac Eoff |
Sgt. William Jones |
Capt. Richmond Pearson |
John Twiggs |
Peter
Bragg |
Lt. Thomas Epperson |
K |
Captain Pearson |
Thomas Tyack |
William
Brandon |
Richard Erwin |
Oreashy Kannon |
Major Robert Peebles |
U |
John
Branffield |
Colonel Etherington |
John Keeton |
William Peers |
Lawrence Unger |
Lawrence Brannan |
Joseph Eubank |
George Keiser |
Captain George Pegram |
Captain Thomas Upshaw |
John
Brannon |
Elisha Evans |
James Keland |
Lt. & Adjutant Penvie |
V |
Capt.
ASA Brashears |
Enos Ewer |
James Kell |
Major Robert Peoples |
Christopher Valentine |
Thomas
Brazenton |
William Ervin |
Mathew Kelley |
Col. Peter Perkins |
Frederick Vandelip |
John
Bredding |
David Erwin |
Henry Kelly |
Philip Perrin |
Joseph Bradley Varnum |
John Brent |
Col. Benjamin Exum |
Thomas Kelly |
Abner Perry |
David Vaughan |
John Brewer |
F |
William Kelly |
David Perry |
Joel Vaughan |
Jacob Brice |
John Fairbanks |
Sgt. John Kennedy |
Adonijah Perry |
Elias Veatch |
William Brickell |
William Fairburn |
Captain Kenton |
John Perry |
James Veatch |
Roger
Brickstake |
Alexander Faires |
Michael Kernan |
Waxel Perry |
John Venables |
Philip Brishington |
Lieutenant Falls |
Cpl. Joseph Kerrick |
Captain George Person |
Peter Vendrick |
Solomon Brittenham |
Isaac Fancher |
Daniel Kersey |
Richard Petinore |
Isaac Vernon |
James T Broastux |
Colonel Farmer |
Lt.Col.Mitchell Kershaw |
Abraham Philips |
Garrit
Vinegar |
John Brockus |
Lieut. Samuel Farmer |
Andrew Keyser |
Col. Abram Philips |
CptMartinArmandVogluson |
Dennis Broderick |
Captain James Farr |
Edward
Kibbey |
David Phillips |
William Voyles |
Robert Bromel |
Sgt.David Faulkenberry |
2nd Lieut. Charles Kidd |
James Phillips |
W |
John Bronely |
Col. Ralph Faulkner |
James Kidd |
John Phillips |
James Wade |
John
Brookshier |
William Ferguson |
William Kidd |
Cpl. William Phillips |
Benedict Wadkins |
George Brown |
Andrew Ferguson |
Sgt. John Kiggan |
William Phillips |
Col.
Jeremiah Wadworth |
James
Brown |
John Furgusson |
Sgt. Thomas Kilby |
Asa
Pailey |
Jonathan Wadsworth |
James
Brown |
Captain Benjamin Ferrel |
Lt. Robert Killpatrick |
John Piatt |
Edward Waldroop |
Jeremiah Brown |
Ensign. Benjamin Fickle |
Captain John Kincaid |
Littleton Pickering |
Captain Sylvanus Walker |
John
Brown |
Captain Charles Fierer |
William Kilty |
Henry Pickett |
Edward Walker |
Morgan Brown |
John Findley |
Morgan Kinchley |
John Pierce |
Jeremiah Walker |
Richard Brown |
John Fitzgerald |
William King |
George Pierce |
John Walker |
William, Brown |
Michael Fitzgerrald |
Michael Kinleven |
Lewis W Pierce |
Robert Walker |
Jonas Bruce |
Bryan Fitzpatrick |
Michael Kinzer |
Captain William Pierce |
Samuel Walker |
William Bruce |
Stephen Flaharty |
John Kirby |
William Pierce |
2nd Lt. William Walker |
James Broyhill |
Christopher Flannery |
Capt. Robert Kirkwood |
William Pimm |
John Wallace |
Captain James Bruff |
Johnson Fleetwood |
Col. Knowles |
Maj. Thomas Pinckney |
J. Wallace |
Benjamin Bryant |
Allison Fleming |
Col.
Thomas Knowlton |
Philip Pindell |
Lt. William B. Wallace |
Andrew Bryson |
Hugh Flemnming |
Benjamin Koik |
John Brown (Pittsfield) |
Captain George Waller |
Henry Buchanan |
Frederick Flinn |
L |
John Platt |
Major Walls |
Col.
Abraham Buford |
John Flinn |
Col. Edward Lacey |
Lt. Francis Pledge |
Capt. Archibald Walthal |
Captain Buis |
Edward Flowers |
William Lahea |
Sgt. Willliam Plumber |
William Walton |
Captain Casey Bulk |
Bryan Flynn |
Michael Lallen, MD |
Lt. Col. William Polk |
William Walter, Sr. |
Thomas Buller |
Lt. Hugh Forbes |
Aaron Laramond |
Absolam Pollard |
James Walton |
William Bulley |
Alexander Forbus |
Thomas Large |
John Pollerson |
John Walton |
Benjamin Burch |
John Forbus |
William Larry |
Jeremiah Pope |
Ens. John Walton |
Zachariah. Burch |
William Forbus |
Samuel Latimer |
Lt.Col. Charles Porterfield |
David Ward |
Joshua Burgess |
Lt. Col. Benjamin Ford |
David Lawler |
Abraham Potter |
Ignatius Ward |
Josias Burgess |
John Ford |
Colonel Lawson |
Cpl. John Pound |
Peter Ward |
Ensign Burgis |
Joseph Ford |
Randolph Lawson |
Cpl. Richard Pounder |
Thomas Ward |
Samuel Burkes |
William Ford |
William League |
Francis Powell |
William Ward |
Thomas Burnett |
John Forguson |
Captain John Learmonth |
Joseph Powell |
Edward Wardrope |
David Burns |
Colonel Forkner |
Mitchell Lecatt |
William Powell |
James Ware |
Corporal Hugh Burns |
Jacob Forman |
Lt.JeromeLeBrun deBellecour |
Captain Price |
John Ware |
John
Burns |
Robert Fossett |
Colonel Ledbetter |
Lt. Benjamin Price |
James H. Ware |
Laird
Burns |
Sgt. William Foster |
General Charles Lee |
Daniel Price |
Josias H. Ware |
Zekial Burns |
Jonathan Fowler |
George Lee |
Cpl. John Price |
Seth
Warner |
Daniel Burnside |
John Foy |
James Lee |
Captain John Price |
Joseph
Warren .. |
Rab Burnside |
Peter Francisco |
Joseph Lee |
Solomon, Price |
James Warton |
Oneil Burshear |
Captain Thomas Franaun |
Lt. Augustine Leftwich |
Thomas Price |
Ensign Waters |
John Burton |
Thomas Frazier |
Sgt. Joel Leftwich |
William H. Price |
Lt. Richard Waters |
Christopher Busby |
Major Franklin |
Captain Thomas Leftwich |
Primus Primes |
Lt. Gassaway Watkins |
Brig.
Gen. John Butler |
Charles Freely |
Captain William Lemar |
John Pringle |
Cpl. James Watkins |
Joseph Butler |
John French |
Robert Leonard |
John Proctor |
Captain John Watlington |
Barruck Butt |
William Fullwood |
Colonel Lenoir |
John Pryday |
Thomas Watson |
Zachariah Butt |
William Fuson |
Ambrose Lewis |
Jacob Pucket |
Captain Paul Wattington |
Joseph Butterworth |
G |
Captain Joel Lewis |
John Pumphry |
Garret Watts |
John, Captain John Byers |
Michael Gaiffin |
Joseph Lewis |
William Purcel |
Thomas Webster |
Charles Byrne |
John Gainer |
Major Micajah Lewis |
William Purchass |
Samuel Wedge |
Thomas Byron |
Zachariah Gallop |
William Lewis |
Edward Purdie |
Benjamin Weeks |
|
Marshall Galloway |
John Lieuty |
William Purkins |
Thomas Weeks |
C |
William Gannon Sr. |
William Ligon |
Captain James Purviance |
James Weil |
Edward Cain |
John Gardiner |
Captain Lillared |
Lt. George Purvis |
Michael Weirick, MD |
Hugh
Cain |
Nathaniel Gardiner |
Col. Alex Lillington |
James Purvis |
James Welch |
Richard Cain |
Sturdey Garner |
Gemeral Benjamin Lincoln |
General Israel Putnam |
Joseph Welch |
Joseph Calhoun |
Henry Garris |
John Lindsay |
Samuel Pyle |
William Welch |
Richard Callaway |
Edward Garrish |
Sgt. Major John Lindiff |
Q |
Henry Wells |
Colonel Calvin |
John Gasford |
Francis Linthicum |
William Queery |
Thomas Wellmot |
James Cambell |
Lt. Gassaway |
Anthony P. Lipford |
1st Lieut. Paul Quenoualt |
John Welsh |
Solomon Campbell |
Captain John Gassaway |
Lt. Godfrey Lipe |
Benjamin Quinn |
Alexander West |
Patrick Cannon |
Maj. Gen. Horatio Gates |
Charles Lister |
Timothy Quynn |
Fifer John West |
Patrick Cardiff |
William Gates |
John Little |
R |
William West |
James
Cardwell |
Jacob Geiger |
James Little |
1st Sgt. Robert Ralston |
William Wharton |
William Cardwell |
Edward George |
William Little |
Col. Ramsay |
Sgt. Alexander Wheatley |
Edward Carey |
Thomas German |
Col. Littrel |
Daniel Ramsey |
Sylvester Wheatley |
Michael Carey |
Solomon Geron |
Michael Lochlin |
Lt. Col. Nathaniel Ramsey |
Sgt. William Wheatley |
William Carey |
Zachariah Gherkins |
Col. Francis Locke |
Simon Ramsey |
James Wheeler |
Lawrence Carley |
Adam Gibhart |
Captain Samuel Lockhart |
Thomas F. Ramsey, Jr. |
Nathaniel Wheeler |
James Carman |
John Gibson |
Theophilus Lomax |
Robert Rankin |
Philip Wheller |
Robert Carmick |
John Gibson |
John London |
William Rankin |
Adj. Whitecastle |
Patrick Carney |
Captain Jonathan Gibson |
Thomas Longdon |
Captain Richard Ransom |
Notley Whitcomb |
Hugh Carothers |
Mill Gids |
Thomas Longfellow |
Jonathan Rawlings |
Captain Hugh White |
Humphrey Carpenter |
Captain John Gilbert |
James Longley |
Captain John Ray |
Captain John White |
Hezekiah Carr |
Reuben Gilder |
Thomas Looney |
Ensign Ray |
Jonathan White |
William Carr |
Robert Gilhamton |
Captain Lopp |
Joseph Ray |
Joseph White |
Thomas Carrier |
Hugh Gill |
Lt. Col. David Love |
Lt. Thomas Rea |
Thomas White |
Benjamin Carter |
John Gill |
Captain John Loving |
Captain Edmund Read |
William White |
Henry Carter |
Robert Harvey Gill, Jr. |
Michael Lowden |
William Read |
William Whitefield |
James
Carter |
Thomas Gill |
John Lowry |
Sgt. John Reading |
Burrel Whitington |
John Carter |
John Gilligan |
Col. James Lucas |
John Reardon |
Francis Whitticer |
Landon Carter |
Joseph Gilmore |
Ens. John Lucky |
Ashur Reaves |
Fifer Thomas Whittaker |
Richard Carter |
Brig. Gen. Mordecai Gist |
Thomas Luff |
Captain Samuel Reid |
John Whood |
Samuel Carter |
Major Samuel Givens |
Major Lyllington |
Lt. Philip Reid |
James Wiggins |
James Carty |
Captain Samuel Givens |
Captain John Lynch |
Joseph Reiney |
William Wiley |
Hugh Caruthers |
Walter Glasgow |
Col. John Lynch |
John
Reinford |
John Wilkinson |
Richard Carwell |
Cpl. Patrick Glaswey |
Col. Lynes |
Bernard Reynolds |
Captain Williams |
James Casaday |
Lt. Glaze |
Col. Archibald Lytle |
Thomas Reynolds |
Col. Benjamin Williams |
Peter Casey |
Lt.Col. John Glenn |
Nicholas Lynn |
Captain John Rhodes |
Cassitee Williams |
Edward Cason |
William Glover |
|
Jeptha Rice |
Sgt. Gabriel Williams |
William Casley |
John Goddard |
M |
Nathaniel Rice |
Cpl. Jeremiah Williams |
Mathew Cassady |
John Goldsborough |
Lieut. Allen Mackobey |
Lieut Jacob Rich |
Col. John Pugh Williams |
Allen Cassiday |
John Gollier |
Captain Harrison Macon |
Captain Richardson |
John Williams |
Barney Cassidy |
Sgt. Francis Goodburn |
Captain John Macon |
Benjamin Richardson |
Captain Lilburn Williams |
Lieut. Castor |
James Gooding MD |
Archibald McConade |
Col. Holt Richardson |
Lieut. Nathan Williams |
Richard Caswell |
Sgt. George Gordon |
John Macurn |
Thomas J. Rich, Sr. |
Lt.Col.OthoHollandWilliams |
Colonel Richard Caswell |
Joseph Gordon |
James Mahoney |
John Richardson |
Ensign Stephen Williams |
John Cathey, Jr |
John Gorman |
Corporal David Main |
Thomas Richardson |
Stephen Williams |
Henry Cato |
Daniel Gory |
John Majors |
William Richardson |
Captain Thomas Williams |
William Cato |
Clément Gosselin |
Thomas Maloney |
Col. William Richardson |
William Williams |
William Caton |
Thomas Gothard |
Ancil Manley |
Andrew Ricketts |
Zephaniah Williams |
Jacob Caulk |
Cpl. William Gow |
Lt. Nicholas Mangers |
Lieut. Christopher Richman |
Dr. Hugh Williamson |
Patrick Cavender |
James Graham |
Sgt. Richard Mansell |
James Richmond |
William Williamson |
William Cavinder |
James Grant |
2nd Cpl. James Marlow |
Adam Rider |
Zachariah Williamson |
Jonas Chamberlain |
William Grant |
Henry Marsh |
John Riely |
Littleton Willing |
Captain Chambers |
Henry Grantham |
Cpl. Benjamin Marshall |
Patrick Riely |
Daniel Willis |
John
Champe |
Robert Gratton |
Richard Marshall |
George Rigg |
Thomas Willis |
General
Henry Champion |
Edmund Graves |
William Marshall |
1st Cpl. Peter Riggen |
Willson, Surgeon |
Captain Chaplain |
Captain John Graves |
Captain Azariah Martin |
James Rivington |
David Willoby |
James Chapman |
Jonas Graves |
Gideon Martin |
Captain David Roach |
Fifer Barney Wilson |
James Cheshier |
James Gray |
Sgt. John Martin |
Lieut. Edward Roach |
Daniel Wilson |
John Chesire |
James Green |
John Martin |
William Roads |
George Wilson, MD |
John Chew |
Isaac Gregory |
Joseph Plumb Martin |
Capt. Christopher Roane |
Henry Wilson |
George Chism |
Cpl. William Gregory |
Captain Nathaniel Martin |
Captain Roare |
Captain John Wilson |
Tully
Choice |
Major Griffin |
Samuel Martin |
Lieut. George Robards |
John Wilson |
Private Christenbury |
Ralph Griffin |
Fife Major, John Martindale |
Ensign Williams Robards |
Robert Wilson |
Richard Christmas |
William Griffin |
Andrew Marwood |
John Robb |
William Wilson |
John Christopher |
Sgt. Daniel Griffith |
Ensign Caleb Mason |
Edward Roberts |
Captain Wilson |
Benjamin Christchets |
Sgt. Samuel Griffith |
Captain Harrison Mason |
Horatio Roberts |
Captain William Wilson |
Benjamin Church |
John Grinard |
John Mason |
John Roberts |
Major Wilston |
Thomas Church |
Paul Grinnard |
Philip Mason |
Thomas Roberts |
Major Levin Winder |
Nicholas
Cissall |
Daniel Griswold |
Richard Mathews |
William Roberts |
George Winham, MD |
Michael Clancy |
Hensley Grubbs |
Saul Mathews |
David Robertson |
John Winn |
Henry Claridge |
John Grover |
Timothy Matlock |
Jesse Robertson |
Ens.Anthony Winston |
Burgess Clark |
Captain Groves |
Thomas Mattingley |
John Robertson |
Ensign James Winton |
David Clark |
Nathan Grubbs |
Cpl. Thomas Maunders |
Robert Robertson |
Thomas Wiseman |
Captain Elijah Clark |
Benjamin Guess |
Joseph May |
John Robinson |
Solomon Witherington |
Harmon Clark |
Col. John Gunby |
Thomas May |
William Robinson |
Charles Withers |
John
clark |
John Gwinn |
Matthew Maybin |
2nd Lt. Edward Roche |
Earis Witt |
Jonas Clark |
James Gwynn |
Col. William Maybin |
Charles Roe |
Michael Wizer |
Michael Clark |
|
Jonathan Mayhugh, MD |
Captain Rogers |
Aaron Wood |
Richard Clark |
H |
Cpl. Peter Maynard |
William Rogers |
John Wood |
Stephen Clarke |
Joshua Hackett |
Col. William Mayo |
Charles Rollins |
Robert Woodam |
Richard Clark |
John Hackney |
Joel Maxcy |
Richard Rolls |
John Woodard |
Stephen Clarke |
Captain Joshua Hadley |
William Maxwell |
John Roper |
Abraham
Woodhull |
Thomas Clarke |
Andrew Hagan |
Phillip Mazzei |
Captain Roun |
David Woods |
William Clarke |
Corporal Raphael Hagan |
John McAdams |
William Rowell |
Joseph Woods |
Constantine Clarkson |
Thomas Hailey |
Captain John McAdow |
Sgt. William Rumford |
Joseph Wooldridge |
William Clayton |
Thomas Hale |
Charles McAnally |
Jason Russell |
Lt.Col.Thomas Woolford |
Adam Clement |
Lieut. David Haley |
Hance McCain |
Captain Edward Rutledge |
Moses Woosley |
Isaac Clement |
Col. David Hall |
Patrick McCalleb |
Lt. Joshua Rutledge |
Lt. William Woolford |
Mark Clements |
George Hall |
Cpl. James McCarty |
Brig.Gen.Griffith Rutherford |
Lovett Worley |
John Clendening |
James Hall |
William McCarty |
James Ryan |
William Worslick |
John Clifton |
John Hall |
Henry McClain |
James
Ryley |
Benjamin Worthington |
John Cloe |
Joseph Hall |
Ens. Hugh McClure |
S |
Captain Wright |
Charles Cloes |
Col. Josias C. Hall |
Captain John McClure |
John Sadler |
Absolam Wright |
Christian Closs |
Colonel William Hall |
Thomas McClure |
Barney Sains |
John Wright |
Solomon
Cobb |
William Halley |
Archibald McCorkle |
Nicholas Salegh |
Fifer Thomas Wright |
Daniel Cockerham |
Capt. George Hambleton |
Mathew McCormick |
Captain Samuel |
William Wright |
Daniel Coffee |
Patrick Hamer |
Hugh McCoy |
Daniel Sanders |
William Wylie |
Dominick Coins |
Charles Hamilton |
William McCoy |
James Sanders |
|
Michael Coir |
James Hamilton |
James McCrory |
John Sanders |
Y |
Thomas Coker |
Captain George Hamilton |
John McCulloch |
Fifer John Sanders |
Philemon Yancey |
Ebenezer Cole |
Paul Hamilton |
Archibald McCurdy |
Philip Sanders |
Capt. Edward Yarborough |
Jacob Cole |
Ens. Hammond |
James McDaniel |
Thomas Sanders |
Joseph Yeator |
Edware Coleman |
Lt. Dudley Hammond |
Daniel McDonald |
Joseph Sapp |
Godfrey Young |
John Coleman |
George Hammond |
John McDonald |
Sgt. William Satterfield |
Ensign Hugh Young |
Samuel Coleman |
James Hammond |
Joseph McDonald |
Philemon Saunders |
Ensign John Young |
William Colgain |
John Hammonds |
Alexander McDougall |
William Sawyer |
James Youngblood |
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