Virginia Civil War Confederate Infantry Units FamilySearch 3/4/1907-9/18/1947 Partner National Archives and Records Administration Contributing Institution [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. He was a lifelong bachelor who was born, lived, and died on his father's plantation homes Collina and Midland in Orange County, Virginia. Box 679 Francis inherited his father's plantation and home Midland, and died there in November 1799 after an extended illness. Betty -- funeral was held 29 Jul 1787, with Old Judy, Frank -- bequeathed to Francis by his father, got bit by a snake 23 Jun 1786, Old Judy -- funeral was held 29 Jul 1787, with Betty, Milley -- had a son (not named) born 04 Mar 1788. Organized at Richmond, Virginia under the command of Colonel Thomas P. August and Lieutenant Colonel James R. Crenshaw. A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MUSTER AND PAY RoLLs, REGIMEN?AL HISTORIES, ETC Taylor's Regiment of Militia (Albemarle County) (1779) - RevWarTalk Performance & security by Cloudflare. Virginia's Soldiers in the Revolution. Bibliography (Continued) on JSTOR 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. Fondren first introduced Kerry Taylor, Professor at Virginia College in Jackson, to address the audience. Died in serviceHarbour, J. T. Killed in battleHarbour, C. J.Hatcher, ElkanahHatcher, Edin T.Hollensworth, T. L. Killed in battleHall, William C.Hall, John C.Hall, Jasper R.Horsley, Rubin C.Hungate, ThomasHubbard, Thomas M.Hancock, John T.Hylton, William B.Holley, DavidHarbour, A. J. 33rd Infantry Regiment :: New York State Military Museum and Veterans The troops did not even leave a milk cow for the family with small children and when they bought a new one it was taken too. "The Organization of Braddock's Army", This page was last edited on 24 January 2023, at 16:58. In 1780-81 nearly half of the regiment was attached to Virginia's George Rogers Clark for his expedition to Illinois. J. Woolwine, 4thCorporal, promoted to Orderly Sergeant in 1861, elected Lieutenant in 1862 and promoted to Captain in 1864. If not, see our friends at Ancestry DNA. I desire that my Slaves be humanely treated and not be removed from Orange against their consent. torn pages 143 and 144. J. Harbour, 2ndLieutenant, first year of war, did not reenlistC. Killed near RichmondSayers, Phil Killed near RichmondSayers, WilliamShelor, G. B. Assigned to the Department of the Peninsula. A. Richardson Corporal, killed at ChancellorsvilleLeroy Boalt Corporal, living in Carroll CountyA. When Taylor was 23 years old, the Union army drafted him into service, and he mustered into the 2nd USCT Infantry Regiment on August 24, 1863, in Washington, D.C. His enlistment records describe him as 5 feet, 8 1/2 inches tall, with black hair, black eyes, and a dark complexion. Taylor's Regiment of Militia (Albemarle County) (1779) The King'sOwnRoyalRegiment The Culpeper Minutemen marched on Williamsburg in October 1775 and in December were at the Battle of Great Bridge near Norfolk, the first battle on Virginia soil. D. Via First Lieutenant, resignedN. R. Hall, 3rdCorporal was promoted to SergeantR. War of 1812: Rosters Ninth annual report . Arrangement of the Virginia regiments, ist and . Clement Read. The actual strength of the Regiment in 1756 was 1,400 men, but in 1757 it was reduced to 1,000 men. F Company was an infantry company in the United States Army's 78th "Lightning" Division's second battalion of the 310th Infantry Regiment. Franklin, John 1781 Corp in the 3rd Cont Reg of Light Dragoons under Lt-Col Hampton Roster p. 330, Patriot p. 85 Franks, Marshall 1781 Private or Seg under Capt Duvall & Col Casey Roster p. 330, Papers Freeman, John 1781 Capt in Virginia Army under Gen Greene Papers French, Benjamin 1781 Private under Col John Greene's Virginia Regiment . 9, 1780. A Proud Part of The endstream endobj 36 0 obj <>/Pages 33 0 R/Type/Catalog>> endobj 37 0 obj <>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text]>>/Rotate 0/TrimBox[0.0 0.0 612.0 792.0]/Type/Page>> endobj 38 0 obj <>stream The command was then ordered to Sewell Mountain to reinforce General Gloyd and Wise who were falling back in the face of a large force of the enemy. 24. osburn beatty: 5 regiment virginia militia. [4][5], By 1800, Taylor had enlarged "Springfield" to 700 acres (2.8km2) by 1800. Gen'l Mathew's regiment had been captured at Germantown, Buford's had been massacred by Tarlton's troopers, and still other regiments had been included in the surrender . Grady, Edward B - State: Virginia - Regiment: 56 (Taylor's) Virginia Militia Image View Full Item Description Enlistment rank: Captain, discharge rank: Captain Creator War Department. James Taylor, Ensign in Capt. D. Yeatts CorporalRobert Newman Corporal, killed May 1864, Arrington, WilliamAyres, William ` Transferred to 51stVirginia RegimentBowman, Preston Killed at Fort DonaldsonBowman, RuelBarnard, JehueBarnard, Patison Killed on BlackwBarnard, Joseph Killed at Elimira, New YorkBowman, JohnBowman, RubenBowman, Crockett Killed at GettysburgBowman, Henry Died at Elmira, New YorkBowman, GalenBowman, JeffBeasley, RichardBowling, WilliamBowling, J. T. Transferred to 42ndInfantryBoyd, R. J.Clifton, DanielClifton, JamesClifton, SamuelCheeley, PeterCraddock, P. J.Castle, JosephCastle, CarterCockram, A. G. Killed at ChancellorsvilleCockram, Nathan Killed May 1864Campbell, J. E. P.Conner, John Living in Wythe CountyChanler, JacksonCranford, WilliamDalton, FredericDunkin, John H.Deatherage, Champ Killed at Charleston, WVDeatherage, LeabEdens, ClaborneEpperson, BennyEpperson, JohnFergeoson, Harden Killed at Fort DonaldsonFain, Abraham Died at Elmira, New YorkGoen, Perrion Killed at GettysburgGeorge, A. J.Gates, VergalHouchins, J. T.Houchins, BurwellHarrell, T. G.Harrell, W. B. T. Lawson First SergeantI. The roster includes all companies within the regiment. Some of the Union units are identified as formed in 1864. Died in prison, Elmyra, New YorkHatcher, William. The Taylor's Regiment of Militia (Albemarle County) (1779), a militia unit from Virginia, fought in support of the American cause. D. Lee Ross, Captain first year of war, did not reenlist.W. At the end of his service with the 8th VA Reg., he enlisted with the 9th Virginia Regiment serving as Private in Captain Berry and Captain Wood's companies, under Colonel George Matthews' command fighting in the Battle of Monmouth, NJ for 3 years. THE COMPANY OF. The 2nd Virginia Regiment was formed in October 1775 at Williamsburg. M. Boyd Second Sergeant, killedS. PDF R19418 Francis Taylor - revwarapps.org The 33d, the "Ontario Regiment," was composed of "com-panies from the northwestern part of the state and was mustered into the U. S. service at Elmira, July 3, 1861, for two years, to date from May 22, 1861. Moore Fauntleroy. 24. Virginian jalkavkirykmentti - 24th Virginia Infantry Regiment The Virginia Regiment was formed in 1754 by Virginia's Royal Governor Robert Dinwiddie, as a provincial corps. Captain Ross commanded this company the first year of the war and it was then Company C when the company was reorganized in 1862 . Liverpool wanted a more practical relationship with the United States. Richmond Times Dispatch, 22 November 2011, "Where am I RVA? When the men who attended its convention voted for secession in April 1861, it was the third time they had brought the issue to a vote. Virginia. Francis paid taxes on eight slaves . Francis Taylor's Diary of 1786-1799 details his daily post-war activities, business and leisure, plantation activities, weather conditions, social and religious activities, election returns, and local events. H. Giles, First LieutenantEd Davis, Second LieutenantZack Frazier, Third LieutenantTolliver Spencer, Orderly, Ayres WilliamAgee, AustinAistrop, PatAlexander, WilliamBennett, RichardBoyd, GermanBowman, ColemanBarnard, CharlesConner, R. W.Carter, WalkerCheeley, J. A.Carter, JohnCraddock, Jack Died in prisonCollins, JackCanidy, ConstantChaney, StevenDeHart, JohnDehart, Green W.Dilon, ReidDelon, John G.Doss, JollEpperson, WilliamEdwards, AlbertEast, WilliamFain, HenryFain, JacobFoster, AbeFloyd, JohnFray, JohnGilbert, William P.Gilbert, RobertGates, WilliamHatcher, RushHall, WallerHall, RussellHancock, Lewis P. Died in the warHubbard, Jeff Died in the warHooker, JamesHooker, EphJoyce, AbeJoyce, CalvinJenkins, PeterKeaton, HancefordMartin, IsaacMartin, DanielMartin, RichardMartin, James Enlisted in 58thVirginia RegimentMoran, GeorgeLize, LeeMills, JamesMarshall, ElijahNewman, HaymanNewman, JosephOakley, WilliamOrander, JohnPerkins, JordanPigg, GeorgePigg, BeverlyPickeral, ThomasPendleton, GeorgeRoss, SamuelRay, PinkRoss, WilliamRoss, JeffRickman, Henry Died in the warReynolds, CalowayStovall, John P.Smith, DanielScott, Joseph Enlisted 1864 District of Danville, VA 1865Spangler, CoonTuggle, Tab Died in the time of the warTatum, JamesThompson, TaylorWimbish, James Died in the warWilliams, HenryZiglar, WilliamDuncan, JohnTate, JamesTolliver, SpencerA. 1ST VIRGINIA REGIMENT - Valley Forge Muster Roll Confederate Military Records, 1859-1996 - Library of Virginia He was the father of Zachary Taylor, the 12th president of the United States, and Joseph Pannell Taylor, who served as a general in the Union Army during the Civil War. B.Hubbard, John C.Hamley, HendersonHundy, H. H. KilledHimes, JamesHandy, Peter DesertedHandy, NatHale, Jerry L. Living, from FranklinHarriss, Gran DesertedHarriss, Samuel DesertedHarriss, NewmanHylton, Hardin Deserted, went to OhioHaden, CeatonHowell, CalebHowell, I. C.Harriss, Philip From Floyd CountyHughs, John J. DesertedHall, HardinHall, John H.Huff, John H.Ingram, R. L. DesertedJoyce, ThomasJones, David DesertedJones, William DesertedJefferson, Peyton G. DesertedJefferson, M. P. DesertedJefferson, Thomas T. DesertedLyon, William, Sr.Lyon, William, Jr.Lyon, Silas T.Lusk, Eli Deserted from Wyoming County, WVLusk, Floyd Deserted from Wyoming County, WVMartin, JoshuaMcAlexander, William H.McAlexander, PeterMiles, A. W. KilledMoss, RobertMcHine, E. A. He was the father of Zachary Taylor, the 12th president of the United States, and Joseph Pannell Taylor, who served as a general in the Union Army during the Civil War . MILITARY HISTORIANS. EARLY COLONIAL FORCES, 1600-1749. The General Assembly having passed a Resolution empowering the Governor with the Advice of Council, to raise a Regiment of Voluntiers to consist of Six hundred Men rank & file, with proper officers to command them, for the particular purpose of . Richard Lee Taylor (April 3, 1744 - January 19, 1829) was an officer in the Continental Army in the American Revolutionary War. 25-year career. R. Hall Third LieutenantJ. Benjamin Oliver Davis Sr. ~Celebrating Black History Month~ Born: July 1, 1877, Washington, D.C. Died: November 26, 1970, Chicago, IL Occupation: Military Personnel Benjamin O. Davis Sr. was the first African American to be named a general in the American military. . WIKITREE PROTECTS MOST SENSITIVE INFORMATION BUT ONLY TO THE EXTENT STATED IN THE TERMS OF SERVICE AND PRIVACY POLICY. (Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, January, I9IO, V. i8, p. 150. Indiana-Infanterie-Regiment - 150th Indiana Infantry Regiment Virginia's Soldiers in the Revolution. History will tell the balance of the movements of this command. G. Arrington First SergeantC. Entered Valley Forge with 406 assigned and 122 fit for duty. Bedienung. 1656, to nephew Richard Taylor, son of Richard Taylor, 1,000 acres of my Military land, No. Company D, Old Dominion Guard. that agreement made by me with Hubbard Taylor about lands in Kentucky, shall be complied with as follows, 1/3 of 3,000 acres on Blackfords Creek, 1/2 of 1,000 acres on Stinking Creek, 1/2 of 1,000 acres on Branch Creek, 1/2 of 1,000 acres on Brashiers Creek, and 1/2 of 3,000 acres on Slate Creek. He was commissioned lieutenant colonel in the Convention Guards Regiment on 24 Dec 1778, and promoted to colonel and took command of the unit on 05 Mar 1779. Died in hospitalShelton, James Killed in WilliamsburgShelton, JosephSpencer, John R.Spencer, W. H. Killed at Seven PinesSpencer, Harden Killed at Drurys BluffShockley, William H. Third Corporal, twice woundedStaples, John Wounded at WilliamsburgTaylor, GeorgeTaylor, James Went NorthTuggle, Anderson Killed at Second ManassasVipperman, Thomas H. Killed at Drurys BluffWiggington, A. J. John Watts. Discharged from Monroe County, VAMoran, James Killed at Lee Town, VirginiaNunn, WilliamNewman, JohnPendleton, V. H.Pigg, Paul C.Pigg, ThomasPlaster, T. J.Rakes, David DesertedRakes, Thomas T.Rorrer, John W.Reed, FlemonRichardson, John S.Shelor, J. F.Summer, J. H. From Floyd CountyScott, John W.Scott, SamuelSouers, T. E.Terry, Henry C.Terry, W. A.Terry, Mat Wounded at Fort DonelsonTerry, John J.Underwood, Alfred Crossed lines to OhioWood, ElijahWilliams, James DesertedWood, John B.Willard, A. J.Roberson, Welch. He issued a repeal of the Orders in Council, but the U.S. was unaware of this, as it took three weeks for the news to cross the Atlantic. [5][6], With the outbreak of the Cherokee War, the Assembly prolonged the Regiment's service, adding 300 men in three companies as frontier guards. Caroline Co., Mar. The American Revolution in South Carolina - The Battle of Cowpens Just one grandparent can lead you to many Military Units - American Revolution History - RevWarTalk In the Fall of 1779, Martin was discharged at Valley Forge in Pennsylvania and went back home to NC. 210.65.88.143 He was discharged as a lieutenant colonel on September 12, 1781. This roll is as near complete as we can get and if there are any names left out please send them to William Ayers, Stuart, Virginia and they will be placed on the roll. In 1833, he married Mary Hart (1802-1882) and they had three children: Virginia Ann Emily (1834-1898), Benjamin Hart (1836-1851), and James Patton (1838-1901). The diary is not stirring or emotional, but makes a great read for history and genealogy buffs.