Elected Lieutenant killed in battleAkers, Nathaniel C.Akers, William Tyler Died of woundsAdams, M. P. Killed in battleAkers, Isaac N. Promoted to SergeantAgee, G. M.Agee, John T. Died in serviceAkers, Samuel R. Promoted to SergeantAnthony, J. V.Adams, J. I.Allen, Creed G. DesertedAkers, E. A.Branch, Joshua DesertedBrammer, Jonathan S.Burnett, JeremiahBalisles, George W.Burnett, John Died May 27, 1927Boyd, IsaacBelcher, CostleyBrammer, M. S.Belcher, PeterBelcher, Daniel Died in serviceBurnett, J. The actual strength of the Regiment in 1756 was 1,400 men, but in 1757 it was reduced to 1,000 men. H. Rangeley Third LieutenantC. LOYALIST FORCES, 1775-1783. 1657, to nephew Nathaniel Taylor, son of James Taylor, 1,000 acres of my Military land, No. Killed at Drurys BluffLawless, Thomas Left in PennsylvaniaLawless, Mc. 35 0 obj <> endobj King's Mountain, men from Southwest Virginia contributing to this fortunate result. Het was betrokken bij de Drewry's Bluff (mei 1862), Plymouth (in Washington, North Carolina in april 1864), het beleg in Petersburg ten noorden van de James River (juni 1864-maart 1865), en de laatste Appomattox-operaties. The enemy then fell back on Gauley River and the roads were in such bad condition that our Army could not pursue them. Richard Taylor died in 1829 at the age of 84. 3/4/1907-9/18/1947, Grady, Edward B - State: Virginia - Regiment: 56 (Taylor's) Virginia Militia, DPLA's Statement on Potentially Harmful Content, National Archives and Records Administration, National Archives at College Park - Textual Reference, Indexes to the Carded Records of Soldiers Who Served in Volunteer Organizations During the War of 1812. Contribute to chinapedia/wikipedia.en development by creating an account on GitHub. AMERICAN COLONIAL FORCES, 1750-1774. Francis Taylor (all from Virginia and part of Greene's Corp). [3][4], After Braddock's defeat, the Virginia Regiment was immediately reformed, with the Assembly voting in 1755 to increase its size again, to 1,500 men organized in 16 companies. all my other lands in Kentucky and remainder of my Military lands not otherwise devised be sold and proceeds be equally divided amongst my brothers James, Jonathan, Richard, William, Charles, Reuben and Benjamin. He was a lifelong bachelor who was born, lived, and died on his father's plantation homes Collina and Midland in Orange County, Virginia. His company was with Generals Bradford, Adam Stephen and George Washington at the Battle of Brandywine, and soon after at the Battle of Germantown with Washington. (Hick)Hanks, Pugh H.Janey, JohnJefferson, WilliamJefferson, John P.Jestice, John Died on his way to the ArmyKeaton, HiramKeaton, James M.Lackey, James M.Leary, William DesertedLawson, James M.Lawson, LafayetteMcAlexander, James Died in serviceMcAlexander, Jeremiah Died in serviceMartin, William G. DesertedMcAlexander, JohnMoore, W. T. Died in serviceMcAlexander, SamuelMcAlexander, DavidMcAlexander, DanielMcAlexander, CharlesMcAlexander, DariusMorrison, David J. DesertedMcAlexander, James C. DesertedMcGee, John P.McGee, WilliamMcDonald, Hiram F. DesertedMorrison, Thomas C.Martin, David H. DesertedMorrison, James T.Martin, Larkin T. Died in serviceMorrison, John T. DesertedMartin, E. N.Martin, CrawfordMcGee, Green DesertedMoore, Jacob S.Manan, WilliamMize, W. B.Nolen, C. M.Nolen, Ephraim S. Died in serviceNolen, John DesertedNolen, David DesertedPendleton, JohnPrice, B. M.Roberson, AbramRoss, James Died in serviceRoss, SamuelRoberson, LandonRatliff, L. G. Died from woundsRorrer, W. R. DesertedRay, Joseph DesertedReynolds, George W.Reynolds, William A. DesertedRoss, Charles P.Rakes, John D.Ross, James W. Died in serviceRatliff, PhillipRoss, R. R.Rakes, AlexanderRoss, WilliamReynolds, William Captured and died in prisonRoss, John T.Ross, John W. Killed on pickettRakes, Charles J. DesertedRakes, S. J. Mrz verlie es Indiana in Richtung Harper's Ferry, West Virginia.Das Regiment wurde in Charleston eingesetzt , West Virginia, Winchester und Stevenson's Depot, die dort bis zum 27. D. Lee Ross, Captain first year of war, did not reenlist.W. That date is actually the reorganization date when several units were combined due to casualties. History will tell the balance of the movements of this command. The Taylor's Regiment of Militia (Albemarle County) (1779), a militia unit from Virginia, fought in support of the American cause. mahlon beatty: 56 reg't (taylor's) virginia militia. Will E. Peters Regiment in the 32ndBattalion Virginia Cavalry, Boaz, Jefferson PrivateBurge, D. C. PrivateJoyce, William PrivateBoaz, James PrivateAllen, George PrivateStaples, Martin PrivateAdams, William PrivateFry, Richard PrivateYoung, C. H. PrivateCobbs, T. PrivateMays, James PrivateSpencer, John Private, Wright, Jackson PrivateEmerson, Wade PrivateAkers, Henry PrivateMartin, Jack PrivateThomas, Taswell PrivateThomas, R. T. PrivateHarbour, R. PrivateRorrer, W. A. PrivateShelton, RobertWright, S. J.Wright, J. N.Akers, Isaac N.Wood, ElijahHulm, Ad.Burnett, JacobBurnett, BlufordThomas, JacksonThomas, JamesHouchins, LeeRatcliff, C. C.Roberson, AbramMastin, JohnHall, Henry, Martin, S. J. PrivateWilliams, R. S. PrivateWood, J. W. PrivateTaylor, D. R. PrivateAdams, Thomas PrivatePurdy, John PrivateMartin, J. W. PrivateHollingsworth, Jackson Private, Phone: +1 (276) 773-2126 All four kamikaze UAVs were destroyed by air defense forces and equipment," they said. Via members of the Stuart-Wharton Camp of Confederate Veterans. He was a graduate of the College of William and Mary. [7], Most recruits were characterized by Washington as "loose, Idle Persons quite destitute of House, and Home. The statue is a seven foot high bronze standing figure of a colonial infantryman that lists the founding date of the Regiment (1754) at its base. This page was last edited on 10 April 2018, at 08:51. September 24th, 1832: Capt. Killed in battleSalmons, John DesertedTurner, John T.Turner, E. B.Thomas, PleasantThomas, W. H.Thomas, Charles T.Thomas, N. A. DesertedThomas, Lewis T.Thomas, Tazewell P.Thomas, Peter J.Turner, Creed O.Thomas, J. R. Died in serviceTurner, George T. DesertedTurner, Bruce L. Died in serviceVaughn, C. P.Vaughn, E. D. Promoted to SergeantVaughn, James P. Died in serviceVaughn, John J. [1] The substantial amount of information we have on Francis comes primarily from: Francis was an early member of the Culpeper Minutemen, a group of volunteers from Culpeper, Faquier, and Orange counties. He passed away on 1840 in Ashland City, Cheatham County, Tennessee, USA. Summary of S.547 - 118th Congress (2023-2024): A bill to award a Congressional Gold Medal, collectively, to the First Rhode Island Regiment, in recognition of their dedicated service during the Revolutionary War. Taylor's Regiment of Militia (Albemarle County) (1779) The King'sOwnRoyalRegiment Afterwards in regiment commanded by Col. Adam Stephen. Genealogy Trails History Group During the Revolution, Francis was initially commissioned captain in the 2nd Virginia Regiment on 08 May 1776. In The War Of 1812, Captain Charles H. Braxton's Company - 1st Regiment, Captain Clairborne Wigglesworth's Company - 16th Regiment, Captain David Dick's Company - 29th Regiment, Captain Henry Howard's Company - 115th Regiment, Captain John Blunt's Company - 29th Regiment, Captain John R. Cary's Company - 21st Regiment, Captain Levi Dix's Company - 99th Regiment, Captain Richard Jones's Company - 21st Regiment, Captain Robert Thruston's Company - 21st Regiment, Captain Thomas Hall's Company - 21st Regiment, Captain William P. Custis's Company - 2nd Regiment, Captain William H. Fitzhugh's Company - 45th Regiment, Lieutenant William B. Nelson's Regiment of Virginia State Cavalry led by Major John Nelson with 15 men, including Capt. CONTENT MAY BE COPYRIGHTED BY WIKITREE COMMUNITY MEMBERS. It left the state for Washington on July 8; was located at Camp Granger on 7th street until Aug. 6; then moved to Camp Lyon near Chain . The troops commandeered livestock and hay for the army. It remained on the Cherokee frontier until early 1762, when the governor disbanded it. F Company was an infantry company in the United States Army's 78th "Lightning" Division's second battalion of the 310th Infantry Regiment. Elected 7th Jan. 1814, served 20 days as private, and 51 days as corporal, in place of Bland, discharged. The information in this listof Virginia Military Units comes from the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors website (CWSS). Francis Taylor (1747-1799) was an officer in the American Revolution and later a planter in Orange County, Va. Taylor lived at Midland Plantation with his father, Colonel George Taylor (died 1794). Login to find your connection. The company was called Fox, which was the sixth letter in the phonetic alphabet used during World War II.The Company participated in three major campaigns: Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, and Central Europe. endstream endobj 39 0 obj <>stream Source(s): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_militia_units_in_the_American_Revolutionary_War, RevWarTalk Community Guidelines Privacy Terms info@revwartalk.com. United States Pre-Civil War. A list of the names of Company H, 42ndVirginia Regiment. Cloudflare Ray ID: 7a28552d38246a8c Lane John C. Lane An eleventh company was added to the command in April, 1862. (Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, October, I898. 20, No. Distrikt rekrutierte Regiment wurde in Indianapolis, Indiana, mit einer Strke von 1.082 Mann organisiert und am 9.Mrz 1865 versammelt. All information was obtained from the books "A History of Madison County" by Claude Lindsay Yowell, "For Home and Honor" by Harold Woodward Jr, and the "7th Virginia Infantry" Regimental book by David F. Riggs. During the Northwest Indian War, Taylor served as a volunteer in the Kentucky militia under Major John Adair. Elected 7th Jan. 1814, served 25 days as private, and 46 days as sergeant, in place of Pippin, broke. WIKITREE PROTECTS MOST SENSITIVE INFORMATION BUT ONLY TO THE EXTENT STATED IN THE TERMS OF SERVICE AND PRIVACY POLICY. 1st Regiment of Continental Light Dragoons (VA) detachment with 10 men led by Capt. T. Akers, 1stLieutenant first year of war, elected Captain 1862, promoted to Major of Rgt in 1864A. Mr. S. F. Shelor, here is a correct list as I can give if of the men that I know that went from the county. Addeddate 2009-06-16 15:34:52 Associated-names Eckenrode, H. J. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. EN. Company D, 6thVirginia Regiment Int.Williams, P. S. Company D, 6thVirginia Regiment Int.Wood, J. W. Company D, 6thVirginia Regiment Int.Taylor, D. R. Company D, 6thVirginia Regiment Int.Adams, Thomas Company D, 6thVirginia Regiment Int.Purdy, John Company D, 6thVirginia Regiment IntMartin, J. W.Hollingsworth, JacksonDeHart, Jesse H. Company A, 24thVirginia Regiment InfantryDeHart, Henry Company A, 24thVirginia Regiment InfantryDillon, Marion Company A, 24thVirginia Regiment InfantryDillon, Purris Company A, 24thVirginia Regiment InfantryRoss, D. J. Excerpted from a transcribed copy of his will, done by William Kyle Anderson: I Francis Taylor of the County of Orange in Virginia knowing the uncertainty of life do now make and appoint this my last Will. Captain Ross commanded this company the first year of the war and it was then Company C when the company was reorganized in 1862. Their firearm of choice was the rifle instead of the musket, and the force was renowned for its expertise with the long rifle. 1656, to nephew Richard Taylor, son of Richard Taylor, 1,000 acres of my Military land, No. If so, login to add it. Leave a message for others who see this profile. THE COMPANY OF. A. %%EOF Living in Carroll CountyYeatts, George W.Robertson, Jack, Roberson, Samuel F. Company K, 10thVirginia CavalryRoberson, Daniel A Company K, 10thVirginia CavalryBennett, Thomas Killed, 10thVirginia CavalryBennett, Venith T. Killed, Company K, 10thVirginia CavalryMcAlexander, Peter Company K, 10thVirginia CavalryWright, Jackson Orange ArtilleryWright, Wash Orange ArtilleryEmberson, Wade Orange ArtilleryAkers, Henry Died, Orange ArtilleryMartin, C. J. Orange ArtilleryThomas, Taswell Orange ArtilleryThomas R. T. Orange ArtilleryThomas, R. H. Orange ArtilleryRorrer, William A Orange ArtilleryShelton, Robert Orange ArtilleryWright, S. G. Died, Orange ArtilleryWood, Elijah Orange ArtilleryHelm, Adam Orange ArtilleryBennett, Bluford Died, Orange ArtilleryBurnett, JacobThomas, JacksonThomas, JamesHouchins, LeeRatliff, C. L.Roberson, AbramMartin, JohnHall, HenryVia, IsaacVia, Ruben Died 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryBoaz, Jefferson Died 32ndVirginia CavalryBurge, D. E.Joyce, William 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryBoaz, James 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryAllen, George 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryAdams, William 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryFry, Richard 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryYoung, C. H. 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryCobb, T. 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryMays, James 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalrySpencer, John 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryCollins, Levi P. Company H, 23rdVirginia BattalionMoss, W. A. General Taylor had with him about 2300 men, including the 2d Dragoons, three light batteries, a battalion of foot artillery, and the 3d, 4th, 5th, 7th, and 8th regiments of infantry. [4]. [1][2] The Virginian provincial troops who participated in the Braddock Expedition of 1755 and suffered defeat at the Battle of the Monongahela were unregimented: at the behest of General Braddock, they had been organized into two companies of carpenters, six companies of rangers, and one troop of mounted rangers, about 450 men in all. 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The 12th Virginia Infantry Regiment was an infantry regiment mostly raised in Petersburg Virginia for service in the Confederate States Army during. Enter a grandparent's name. Francis paid taxes on eight slaves on 23 Jun 1786. G. Arrington First SergeantC. It was the fifth statue toppled in Richmond during a series of civil rights protests.[10]. A brief biography by Taylor family descendant and historian William Kyle Anderson; Court records of Orange County, where he served as deputy clerk under his elder brother James; Revolutionary War records that document his service in the 2nd and 15th Virginia Regiment and the Virginia Convention Guards; Letters to and from Virginia Governor Thomas Jefferson, and letters to and from family members; to nephew Francis Stubbs Taylor, 1,000 acres of land on the Ohio River in the State of Kentucky (patented the 6th of Sept.1787), and $1,500, to nephew Francis Taylor, son of Jonathan Taylor, 1,000 acres of my Military land on the northwest of the Ohio River, No. Fondren first introduced Kerry Taylor, Professor at Virginia College in Jackson, to address the audience. Moore Fauntleroy. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. This website can also be searched by the name of a soldier. Died at Fort Donaldson 1862Sanders, Vinsen Died at Fort Donaldson 1862Smith, William Died at Blue Sulphur SpringsSmith, DanielSmith, Thomas WoundedSmith, AlbertSmith, IsaacSmith, ElisSpangler, F. M.Spangler, WashTerry, WilliamTerry, R. P.Terry, J. G.Underwood, W. R.Webb, HenryWood, John Killed at Gettysburg 1863Wood, S. H. Went to Ohio in time of warWest. Taisteltuaan alla entinen Yhdysvaltain armeijan upseeri ja Franklin County delegoida Kol Jubal Early klo Ensinnkin Manassas, 24. The figure is mounted on a pedestal eight feet high which is lined with bronze plaques describing the history and service of the Regiment through seven wars. Virginia's Soldiers in the Revolution. Rand's Regiment of Levies (1776) Randolph's Company (1782) . 3 (Jul., 1912), pp. We are a public charity under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. endstream endobj startxref Donald Robertson and his wife Rachel Rogers of King and Queen County, Virginia, etc. James Taylor 1st Regiment - Yancey's James Brockman Thomas Coleman Moses Frazier Price Frazier Dabnery Morris John Powell Archibald Sheflet Archibald Shiflet Thomas Shiflett Thomas Sheflet James Taylor Charles Vaughn Crafford Vaughn David Vaughn John Walton 4th Regiment Achilles Hicks Charles Hicks William Knight John B. John E. Penn CaptainJ. v:Ma4oSR?w|7V7lsV7?m^^[Yz/?l})X7,15N&(I(9,|I>d>3)VJ]/qC[=An ^*kj|&|4r_Ek5lAG'z}80t=kf'z=%q;>tqy|1x|Bw:L^9n\t$CWBJ)qFq? AR 5bt;I.-%zNo!}vOJ4/zm*]k7'tM_v7OY[sC3JuT%s&M4~f~Mp( J. G. Died in August 1863West, W. J.Howell, Samuel Killed in Battle 1864Hufferfinger, W. A. When the American Revolution began, Taylor became a 2nd lieutenant in the Virginia Continental forces on February 12, 1775, and fought in the battles of White Plains, Trenton, Brandywine, and Monmouth. All Rights Reserved. Queen's Rangers. v. 6, p. This database is a compilation of military records (including state rosters, pension records, and regimental histories) of individual soldiers who served in the United States .