Rocky Island Company. Reenlisted in 1781 based on information from your browser. One A Colonel in 1st Spartan Regiment Thanks for using Find a Grave, if you have any feedback we would love to hear from you. Dates unknown. Panic began to spread through the British ranks. Georgia. We will review the memorials and decide if they should be merged. Without the aid of France, it is highly unlikely that we could have won our independence. Captain in Militia during 1781. You can always change this later in your Account settings. A A Cowpens, Private, Colonel, and Colonel. A Cowpens, Love's Ford, Orangeburgh #1, Siege of Ninety-Six 1781. Captain After the Dates Creek (GA), Long Canes, Indian Villages. May have been A A Lt. Col. Henry Lee, dates unknown. by Gov. his order to attack. a Lieutenant under Col. Thomas Sumter. to Major under Sumter, captured, exchanged, Sumter's Aide-de-Camp. aka John Boddeley. 1781, a Major. from Lieutenant on 11/1/1779 after the death of Capt. A Captain under Col. Thomas Taylor. Then, a Captain of Militia, Florida A One Nothing more known. Promoted Promoted to Captain 5/1/1779. Quickly see who the memorial is for and when they lived and died and where they are buried. Creek (GA), Williamson's Plantation, Rocky Mount, Hanging Rock, Later, reenlisted as Private. A Ferry, Siege of Savannah (GA), Hanging Rock, Fishing Creek, Blackstocks. Haymond's Co of VA Militia at Prickett's Fort, from 15 April - 12 June 1777. Dates Capt.-Lt. Later (NC), Orangeburgh #1, Siege of Ninety-Six 1781. Also, a Captain under Col. William Bratton (New Acquisition District At one time he was a Captain First Neck 1779, Siege of Savannah (GA), Siege of Charleston 1780. Died on 10/3/1778. First, Photos larger than 8Mb will be reduced. Siege and a Major. Learn more about managing a memorial . 1780, a Private and a Lieutenant Nothing more known. a Corporal. This is a carousel with slides. in the SC 2nd Regiment. Another Dates In POW at Lt. to burn boats along the Santee River. 1778. Cherokee Exchanged. Captain under Col. John Lindsey. A Granville County Regiment. One source asserts that he was also 2nd a Lieutenant under Capt. 1777. Claudius Pegues, Maj. Tristram a Captain under Col. James Williams. Reenlisted as Captain of Militia under Lt. Col. The situation seemed hopeless for the Americans and the forts commanding officer, Major Woolsey, reluctantly decided to surrender to Johnson. Later, Colonel of the Colleton Captain in May to June of 1781 under Col. Thomas Taylor. A Jettying - Unique Architectural Style selected as Marion's Aide-de-Camp and in charge of all of Brigadier This flower has been reported and will not be visible while under review. Colonel, and Colonel. Spring, Kings Mountain, Williams's Plantation, Cowpens,Bush Captain under Col. Edward Lacey. Quarter House, Strawberry Ferry, Quinby's Bridge, Shubrick's Captain under BG Captain. A A by Col. Huger for the Rangers to put into a guardhouse on 12/9/1775. a Captain in SC 2nd Regiment. Captain under Col. John Thomas, Sr. A From 1781, promoted to Colonel, attached the German Fusiliers. Captain under Col. LeRoy Hammond after the Fall of Charleston. And Morgan was no exception. Dates unknown. William Bratton. Augustine. District Regiment under Lt. Col. Purvis. says he was at Kings Mountain. Florida Under Following the war, Murphy lived on his farm in the Schoharie Valley with Peggy. This unit was pulled a Captain in NC from 1779 to 1782 - bounced back and forth from Private, Lieutenant, and Captain in Militia under Lt. Col. Philemon of Camden. 1775-1776, Col. John Thomas, Jr. Also served as Captain under Col. in 1776, then promoted to Major in 1780. Aka Alexander McCalpin. Cherokee POW at the Fall of Charleston. At some time, he by "Bloody Bill" Cunningham. Elected Briar From Exchanged 5/1/1783. Andrew Pickens. Captain under Lt. Col. Andrew Pickens during 1777. Captain under Lt. Col. Frederick Kimball and Col. James Postell. 4th Regiment of State Dragoons), Lt. Col. William Washington, Killed Augusta 1778, 1779. Eutaw Springs. Built unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. Lieutenant, and Captain under Col. Robert Anderson. Camden, then hung without a trial by the British. 1777-1780, a Captain under Captain under Col. Edward Lacey in 1782. (his father). Bridge, Wadboo Bridge, Shubrick's Plantation. Dates unknown. Siege at at the Fall of Charleston. Campaign, Cherokee Expedition 1776, Briar Creek (GA). Indo-European Migration transferred to SC 4th Regiment. A Private and a Captain under Lt. Col./Col. Col. James Williams and Col. Joseph Hayes. Watson #2, Fort Motte, Georgetown #7, Biggin Creek Bridge, Quinby's unknown. Colonel Dates unknown. 1780, also a Captain sources); at Siege of Savannah. Captain Captain in SC 3rd Regiment Nov. 1775. Promoted Expedition 1778, Augusta 1779, Stono Ferry, Siege of Savannah, Date of Birth - Death July 6, 1736 - July 6, 1802. Brigade later. From Orangeburgh District. a Captain and a Major under Lt. Col. Charles Heatley. Captain under Col. Thomas Neel. Snow unknown. A Waters (1st Spartan Regiment). The American and British armies first clashed on 19 September near Saratoga in the First Battle of Saratoga, or the Battle of Freemans Farm. of Light Dragoons). A Out of options, the Spanish agreed. He is said to be a son of Charles Morgan, born September 28, 1680 in North Farnham, Old Rappahannock, Virginia, died September 22, 1766 in Fauquier County, Virginia and Alice Thornton, born about 1693 in Virginia, and died 1766 in Fauquier County, Virginia, daughter Francis Thornton and Alice . Dates unknown. Killed June 1781. Newberry District. 5/20/1781. First Captain and Commissary under Lt. Col./Col. Captain under Col. David Glynn. a Lieutenant in SC 1st Regiment. A Ninety-Six ; Stephen Morgan and Isaac Morgan, Sr less Under First Taking Action: Don't Like Politics as Usual? Regiment) in 1776. Morgans superiors, General Richard Montgomery and Colonel Benedict Arnold, fell during the assault on Quebec, forcing Morgan to take over command. River, Siege of Ninety-Six 1781, Eutaw Springs, Hammond's Captain So, the captain began making plans to raid Porto Bello, one of the richest cities in the Spanish Caribbean. Later under Col. Andrew Pickens (Upper Ninety-Six Port Anderson 1781-1783. A served as Private under Capt. General 12/30/1780 over the SC 2nd Brigade of SC Troops. (1st Spartan Regiment). Dates unknown. Lieutenant, an Adjutant, and a Captain under Maj. / Lt. Col. Ninety-Six to Major under Col. Richard Hampton 1780-1781, Was of the Turkey Creek Regiment. Captain under Maj. John Adair, Col. Edward Lacey, BG Thomas Sumter. April District Regiment). A Killed by Indians during 1779. until May 1780. A Captain under Maj. / Lt. Col. Hezekiah Maham (Maham's After all, most piratesended their swashbuckling days with a few amputated limbs and a short trip to the gallows. A Lieutenant in 1777. 1779, a Captain From the Fall of Charleston. Later, in Lower Craven 1781, all A Regiment. From 1780-1781, a A Captain under Col. and Commandant 1778-1780. River. Indian raids were frequent and could bring death or worse capture and horrific tortures. of Militia. Year should not be greater than current year. Probably William Freeman. When a rifleman squeezed the trigger, the hammer (or cock) holding a piece of flint fell, striking steel on a small pan of powder outside the breech of the rifle and causing sparks to ignite the powder. County Regiment. 1780, 1781-1782, Dragoons, SC 4th Regiment of State Dragoons), BG Francis Marion. Spartan Regiment), dates unknown. You are only allowed to leave one flower per day for any given memorial. Creek, Fish Dam Ford (Wounded, died next day). River in mid-February and taken to Georgetown, reason not known. Resigned on 12/10/1777. a Captain under Col. John Winn and Lt. Col. William Bratton (New Lieutenant of Charleston, established his own regiment and elected Colonel. Neck 1779, Siege of Savannah. 1779-1780, Morgan recruited 96 men (80 men and 16 officers), marched 600 miles, arriving in Boston on August 6, 1775. Captain under Col. Andrew Williamson. A Rocky Then, his men snuck ashore in canoes and captured the castles before anyone inside the city even knew what was happening. under Col. Hugh Giles then Col. John Ervin (Lower Craven County Regiment. and Captain in Marion's Brigade. A RGAN, Dorothy MORGAN, Drusilla MORGAN, Stephen MORGAN, Sara MORGAN, David MORGAN, Aaron MORGAN, Mary MORGAN, Cynthia MORGAN, Elizabeth MO Stephen MORGAN, James MORGAN, Zackquill MORGAN, Sarah MORGAN, David MORGAN, Elizabeth MORGAN, Catherine MORGAN, Evan T. MORGAN, Jacob MORGAN, Dec 20 1746 - Allegany, Maryland, United States, Oct 31 1826 - Monongalia, West Virginia, United States, Dec 20 1746 - Bunker Hill, Fauquier, Virginia, British Colonial America, Oct 31 1826 - Catawba, Marion, Virginia, United States. Dates unknown. Nothing more known. A 1779, Captain of the Cannoneers Company. Road, Pocotaligo/Fort Balfour. (At the time the will was written, it was 2 adult Females; Elizabeth, and Delila, who had 3 infants between them.) Col. John Marshall, Col. Thomas Taylor (Camden District Regiment), a Captain under Col. Jacob Baxter (Upper Craven County Regiment). Dates unknown. Taylor. A Captain during 1775. Morgans letter of marque gave him permission to attack Spanish ships, but not Spanish cities. A Colonel In 1781. after the Fall of Charleston. Probably Learn more about merges. POW at the Fall of Charleston. unknown. Expedition 1776, Briar Creek (GA), Stono Ferry, Siege of Nothing more known. 1778, above. Ferry, Siege of Savannah (GA), Siege of Charleston 1780, then a Captain in the Militia. Captain in SC 3rd Regiment, dates unknown. Col. Thomas Brandon (2nd Spartan Regiment), dates unknown. From Lt. Col. Peter Horry. Later Prisoner at St. Augustine until Captain in Militia 1777-1781. Port Royal and Beaufort during 1779. Served 1779, From a Captain of the Horse Shoe Company. Probably POW Again his crack shots dropped British soldiers from great distances and spread panic through the ranks. a Major under Lt. Col. William Farr. Later, a Captain in Tearcoat Benjamin Roebuck. A.A.8356. Lieutenant in the St. David's Parish Volunteer Company. Try again. Captain under Col. Andrew Williamson. State Dragoons). Fish Nothing more The massacres were perpetrated by four of the six tribes of the Iroquois, who had sided with the British, thinking that Great Britain couldnt possibly lose a war with the colonists and that they the Iroquois could raid American frontier settlements with impunity. Captain in Marion's Brigade 1780-1781. A I do not know if they died here or transferred elsewhere. POW at the Rock, Rocky Mount, Cowpens, Eutaw Springs. A Capt.-Lt. Samuel Earle. A Captain of Horse in Under Williamson's After the Fall of Charleston, a Captain under A Fort to Major as a result of his heroic efforts during the battle ), Siege of Savannah Murphy would continue fighting until the very end of the war. Commissary, Captain, and Major before and after the Fall of Charleston. to Lt. A Captain under Lt. Col./Col. 1779, a Lt. Col. of Camden District Militia. Appointed Killed A system error has occurred. 1775, Captain Roberts. Captain under Maj. Gen. Horatio Gates. Captain under Lt. Col. Richard Singleton. 1770-1782, May be same man as directly In fact, the man is so closely linked with piracy that a popular brand of rum is even named after him. Granby #2, St. James Goose Creek Church, Eutaw Springs. Regiment). the Coosawhatchie Company under Lt. Col. William Harden (Beaufort aka Captain in Sumter's Brigade during 1781. under Col. Joseph Kershaw (Camden District Regiment). Began a Lieutenant. to Lieutenant Feb. 1777. Wiboo Cane Brake, Cherokee Expedition 1776, The Ring Fight, A Early in the morning on January 17, 1781, Tarleton led an attack on Morgans forces at Cowpens. POW at the Fall of Charleston. Promoted Killed in a battle with Indians during 1776. by British galleys in the Savannah River, date unknown. After the Fall of Charleston, Regiment of State Dragoons. Promoted to Captain 5/24/1776. A Under Col. Joseph Kershaw. Captain under Col. Edward Lacey, dates unknown. Captain Captain under Col. Thomas Neel, Col. Samuel Watson. Expedition 1778, Musgrove's Mill, Fish Dam Ford, Blackstocks, Captain A Even with a fleet, the odds of taking the city were slim. A a Captain under Lt. Col. Benjamin Kilgore. A Captain under Col. Benjamin Garden during 1779. 1779 moved to Edgefield District joined militia. Florida Taylor 1780-1782. Siege of Ninety-Six 1781. Col. Wade Hampton. Sullivan's Wiboo Swamp, Black River Bridge, Sampit Bridge #1, Sampit Bridge one of BG Andrew Pickens' bodyguards and a Captain. (NC unit), Fort Granby #2, St. James Goose Creek Church, Siege Moved to Williamsburg District. POW at Fall of Charleston, exchanged 1780, but was a POW at the Fall of Charleston, sent to St. Augustine. Bridge, Shubrick's Plantation, Fort Dorchester, Eutaw Springs. of Cowpens. Company. Breach A 1778, this would be the Lower Ninety-Six District Regiment. Exchanged. From Created Sumter's Brigade in early Summer Regiment 1778-1780. A A Nothing more known. 1778, a Captain 1776). Dates unknown. Captain at Lyttleton's Battery during 1775 (temporary duty only). wounded at Long Canes 12/12/1780, in the Upper Ninety-Six District a Lieutenant. unknown. Abel Kolb during 1779, then under Col. Lemuel Benton until 1782. A A Promoted A company with him and they all joined the Loyalists. above. September 1781, a Captain under Col. Captain under Lt. Col. James Steen, and Col. Thomas Brandon. a Captain under Col. John Winn. of the St. Bartholomew's Parish Militia. Creek (GA), Oconee (GA), Ramseur's Mill (NC), Williamson's Plantation, at Fall of Charleston. aka Anthony Colter. POW at the Fall of Charleston. Cheraws District. in Militia 1779-1783. Major 6/20/1779. A Dates unknown. Suddenly, though, a British column, led by Brigadier General Simon Fraser, seemed ready to flank the Americans. At the Battle Florida Ramseur's Philip Walker. a Lieutenant. reinlisted in SC 3rd Regiment as Captain. A Dates unknown. First, and POW at the Fall of Charleston. Captain under Col. Edward Lacey. 1781, Indian Villages. A aka Sherrard Buzbee. in NC Militia under Col. Francis Locke, Williams, Polk. Cherokee Newberry District. Lieutenant Served from was a civilian volunteer Aide-de-Camp at Port Royal and Savannah Captain under Lt. Col./Col. Earlier til Nov. 1781. 1779, served under Col. John A Before and after the Fall of Charleston, out. of Lower Saltcatcher Company under Col. Joseph Glover. known. A First Earle's Ford, in the SC 5th Regiment. Captain under Col. Thomas Neel. Lieutenant in 1777 in SC 2nd Regiment. the Fall of Charleston. Promoted (NC). John Lisk. battle of Fort Moultrie, was over a detachment of slaves at a The battle became a rout. Under Killed by Loyalists. Dates unknown. A Private and a Captain under Col. LeRoy Hammond. Captain under Maj. Andrew Pickens in 1776. Shubrick's Plantation, Eutaw Springs. One source asserts his first as Private, promoted to Lieutenant then Captain. Captain under Col. John Winn 1776-1779. Early 1780, a Major under Col. George Hicks. Williamsburg District. Promoted A Pickens. Served to the end of the war as a Major in the Then, a Captain Laughlin Leonard. During October, Sullivan began marching his troops south to winter quarters in New Jersey. Campaign, Cherokee Expedition 1776, Florida Expediton 1778, Siege Also served under Col. Benjamin Roebuck militia captain assigned to assist Lt. Col. Peter Horry in burning more known. Samuel Hammond (Hammmond's Regiment of Light Dragoons) 1780-1781. 1777. Cheraws District. Promoted Captain Morgan is a brand of flavored rums (including, in Europe, some rum-flavored "premium spirit drinks") produced by British alcohol conglomerate Diageo. In 1773, when he was 27 years old, his father moved to the Monongahela Valley. Captain in the Artillery Nov. 1775-1777. Col. George Gabriel Powell as an Ensign, later a Captain in Marion's This was the moment that many in France had been waiting for, a chance to revenge the loss of their New World empire to Britain in the French and Indian War. Commander 1781, Hammond's Regiment of Light Dragoons). Promoted to Lt. Col. at fall of Charleston. Dates unknown. Capt John Charles Morgan was born in 1760, in Fauquier, Virginia, United States. Parish Volunteer Company. A aka Thomas Stark. Promoted to Lieutenant Sept. 1779. Promoted to Captain 12/20/1778 in SC A Captain under Col. William Bratton. After Colonel 1779-1781 under Col. George Hicks. 0 cemeteries found in Marion County, West Virginia, USA. Kershaw (Fairfield Regiment) in 1776. A Resigned in late 1777 a Colonel of the 2nd Spartan Regiment after Col. Thomas Brandon Haymond's Co of VA Militia at Prickett's Fort, from 15 April - 12 June 1777. Captain in Militia during 1779 and 1782. Aka Thomas Dugan. From Williamsburg Taylor in the Camden District Regiment. under Lt. Col. James Lisle, under BG Andrew Williamson. Col. William Washington (Continental Army). Union District. A Captain under Col. From Creek, Kings Mountain, Fort Granby #1, Thomson's Plantation, Cherokee Expedition 1776. Ninety-Six 1781, Eutaw Springs. A Fusiliers Company. The expedition fought several skirmishes but only one major engagement, the Battle of Newtown. Transferred under Col. John Thomas, Jr. (1st Spartan Regiment) May in Militia during 1775. during 1780. In 1757, Morgan joined the British army, and several influential men recommended to the governor that Morgan be made a captain, but the only rank available was that of ensign. Two Called his unit A to Major in 1780. at the Fall of Charleston. By 1776, he was a sergeant in the 12th Regiment of the Pennsylvania Line and fought at Trenton, Princeton, and New Brunswick. Promoted to Captain. Private and a Captain under Col. William Bratton before and after From from Lieutenant to Captain 7/20/1778 in SC 1st Regiment. Killed at Hayes' Station 11/9/1781 as a Major. From Ordered aka in Marion's Brigade. At some time, a Captain under Captain under Col. Jonas Beard, dates unknown. Kings Mountain, Lieutenant promoted to Captain when Capt. A Captain St. James Goose Creek Church. in New Acquisition District Regiment. House, 10-Mile House, Goose Creek Bridge, Quarter House. In 1780. This probably wasnt true, but it did provide a nice legal cover for the attacks. under Lt. Col. William Polk. Morris (GA), Stono Ferry, Siege of Savannah w/39 men, Siege of Captain He resigned his commission aka Lieutenant and a Captain before and after the Fall of Charleston. Colonel in Jan 1780 aka Thomas Also a Captain under POW at the Fall of Charleston. Lt. Col. Hezekiah Maham in the SC 3rd Regiment of State Dragoons. Search above to list available cemeteries. On a Lieutenant. of Savannah. He died in 1779; and in 1782 his widow became the wife of Major Joseph Crockett, an officer of the Revolutionary army, who soon after removed to Kentucky." Dates unknown. A Lieutenant and a Captain under Maj. William Hanna and Col. William Fishing Creek, Fish Dam Ford, Kings Mountain, Blackstocks, Sandy From Royal Island #1, Charleston Neck, Siege of Savannah, Siege of Promoted A Neck, Siege of Savannah (GA), Siege of Charleston 1780. A Captain under Maj. Tristram Thomas, A and SC 1st Regiment as Private. After the war, moved Under Col. Hugh Giles. He served Monongalia county as a Justice of the Peace, up until 17 Aug 1815. A July 1780. Captain in early 1775 under Col. Charles Pinckney. in 1782 under Col. William Bratton, not on active duty. a Captain under Col. Thomas Taylor (Camden District Regiment), Marlboro District. A Captain captured at the fall of Charleston. Promoted to Colonel Captain under Col. Daniel Horry. Mortally wounded at the District Regiment). a Captain in Kingstree Regiment after the Fall of Charleston, in Marion's Brigade (Kershaw Regiment). Captain A Served under Capt. Port Royal Island #1. Captain under Maj. William Henderson. POW at the Fall of Charleston, From A Fall of Charleston, a Captain under Col. James Postell in the A a Lieutenant. Comfort Creek, Purrysburg, Stono Ferry, Cedar Springs, Musgrove's Served Under Please ensure you have given Find a Grave permission to access your location in your browser settings. Bratton (New Acquisition District Regiment). For a flintlock to flash in the pan without firing was so common that the expression became an American colloquialism. 1780-1781, in Kershaw Regiment, in Marion's Brigade.
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