The Battle of Kings Mountain, October 7, 1780, was a decisive Patriot victory in the Southern campaign of the American Revolutionary War. Frontier militia loyal to the United States overwhelmed the Loyalist American militia led by British Major Patrick Ferguson of the 71st Foot. In The Winning of the West, Theodore Roosevelt wrote of Kings Mountain, "This brilliant victory marked the turning point of the American Revolution." Thomas Jefferson called it, "The turn of the tide of success." Herbert Hoover's address at Kings Mountain said, "This is a place of inspiring memories. Here less than a thousand men, inspired by the urge of freedom, defeated a superior force intrenched in this strategic position. This small band of patriots turned back a dangerous invasion well designed to separate and dismember the united Colonies. It was a little army and a little battle, but it was of mighty portent. History has done scant justice to its significance, which rightly should place it beside Lexington, Bunker Hill, Trenton and Yorktown."[3]
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Maj. Ferguson was appointed Inspector of Militia on May 22, 1780. His tasking was to march to Tryon County, North Carolina, raise and organize Loyalist units from the Tory population of the Carolina Back Country, and protect the left flank of Lord Cornwallis' main body at Charlotte, North Carolina.[4][5] On September 2 he and what militia he had already recruited marched west, heading for the Appalachian Mountains hill country along what is now the Tennessee/North Carolina border.[6] By September 10 he had established a base camp at Gilbert Town, North Carolina and issued a challenge to the Patriot leaders to lay down their arms or he would "lay waste to their country with fire and sword."[7]
North Carolina Patriot militia leaders Isaac Shelby and John Sevier met after receiving Ferguson's "fire and sword" message and agreed to lead their militia against him. They sent a message to Virginia militia leader William Campbell to join them.[8] William Campbell, in turn, called on Benjamin Cleveland to bring his North Carolina militia to join the rendezvous.[9] The detachments of Shelby, Sevier and Campbell were joined by 160 North Carolina militiamen led by Charles McDowell and his brother Joseph.[9] William Campbell's cousin Arthur brought 200 more Virginians.[10] Some 1,100 volunteer "Overmountain Men" (so named because they had crossed over to the far side of the Appalachians to settle) from southwest Virginia, western North Carolina, and present-day northeast Tennessee mustered at the rendezvous at Sycamore Shoals near present day Elizabethton, Tennessee on September 25, 1780. The Overmountain Men crossed over Roan Mountain the next day, and proceeded in a southernly direction for about thirteen days in anticipation of encountering the British Loyalist force. By Sept. 30 they had reached Quaker Meadows, the Burke County, North Carolina home of the McDowell brothers, where they were joined by Benjamin Cleveland and 350 men.[11] Now 1400 strong, they marched south to South Mountain, North Carolina,[12] The five colonels leading the Patriot force (Shelby, Sevier, William Campbell, Joseph McDowell and Cleveland) then named Cleveland the nominal commander but agreed that all five would act in council to command their pickup army.[13]
Meanwhile, two deserters from the Patriot force reached Patrick Ferguson and informed him that a large body of militia was advancing towards him. After waiting three days for reasons that remain unclear, Ferguson elected to retreat back to Lord Cornwallis and the British main body in Charlotte, meanwhile sending a message to Cornwallis asking for reinforcement. The message did not reach Cornwallis until it was too late. On October 1 Ferguson reached North Carolina's Broad River, where he issued another pugnacious public letter, calling for local militia to join him lest they be "pissed upon by a set of mongrels" (the Over Mountain Men).[14]
The Patriot militia chasing Ferguson reached his former camp at Gilbert Town on October 4.[15] Thirty Georgian partisans joined their camp, looking for action.[16] On October 6, by which time they had reached Cowpens, South Carolina (which was the site of another famous battle a few months later), they received word from local sympathizers that Ferguson was east of them, heading towards Charlotte and Cornwallis. They would have to hurry to catch him.[17] Rebel spies reported that Ferguson was making camp atop Kings Mountain with some 1500 men.[18] The intelligence was accurate. Ferguson, rather than pushing on until he reached Charlotte and safety, just a day's march away, camped out at Kings Mountain and sent Cornwallis another letter asking for reinforcements (that was also received too late).[19] Kings Mountain was one of many rocky forested hills in the upper Piedmont near the border between North and South Carolina. It is shaped like a footprint with the highest point at the heel, a narrow instep, and a broad rounded toe.
Needing to make haste, the Patriot militia put some 900 picked men on horseback and made for Kings Mountain.[20] They set out immediately, marching through the night of the 6th and morning of the 7th. It rained all night and through the morning. By sunrise on the 7th, they were fording the Broad River, fifteen miles from Kings Mountain.[21] By early afternoon they had reached their goal, whereupon they surrounded Kings Mountain and attacked.[22]
The battle opened on October 7, 1780, around 3 pm[23] when 900 Patriots (including John Crockett, the father of Davy Crockett), approached the steep base of Kings Mountain. The rebels formed eight groups of 100 to 200 men. Ferguson, completely unaware that the rebels had caught up to him, was at the top of the mountain with some 1100 men. Ferguson was the only Briton in his command, which consisted entirely of Loyalist militia. He had made no fortifications.[24] As the screaming Patriots charged up the hill, Captain DePeyster turned to Ferguson and said "These things are ominous—these are the damned yelling boys!".[23] Two parties, led by Colonels John Sevier and William Campbell, assaulted the "high heel" of the wooded mountain, the smallest area but highest point, while the other seven groups, led by Colonels Shelby, Williams, Lacey, Cleveland, Hambright, Winston and McDowell attacked the main Loyalist position by surrounding the "ball" base beside the "heel" crest of the mountain.[25] They caught the Loyalists by surprise; Tory officer Alexander Chesney admitted that he didn't know the Patriots were in the vicinity until the shooting started.[26]
No one amongst the Patriot army was in command once the fighting commenced; each group fought independently in accordance with the plan to surround and destroy the Loyalists.[27] The Patriots crept up the hill and fired on the Loyalists from behind rocks and trees. Ferguson rallied his troops and launched a bayonet charge against Campbell and Sevier's men. With no bayonets of their own, the rebels retreated down the hill and into the woods. Campbell rallied his troops, returned to the base of the hill, and resumed firing. Ferguson launched two more bayonet charges during the course of the battle. This became the pattern of the battle all around the Loyalist position; the Tories would form and charge with bayonets, driving whatever Patriots they found down the hill, whereupon the Tories would withdraw and the Patriots would reform and charge.[28] During one of the charges, Colonel Williams was killed and Colonel McDowell wounded. However, after each charge the Patriots returned to the base of the hill and resumed firing. It was hard for the Loyalists to find a target because the Patriots were constantly moving using cover and concealment. Additionally, the downhill angle of the hill caused the Loyalists to overshoot.[29]
After an hour[30] of combat, Loyalist casualties were heavy. Ferguson rode back and forth across the hill, blowing a silver whistle he used to signal charges. Shelby, Sevier and Campbell reached the top of the hill behind the Loyalist position and attacked Ferguson's rear. The Loyalists were driven back into their camp at the toe of the hill, where they began to surrender. Ferguson drew his sword and hacked down the white flags that he saw popping up, but the end was near. Finally Ferguson gathered a few officers together and attempted to cut through the Patriot ring, but Sevier's men fired a volley and Ferguson was shot dead from his horse.[31] When the Rebels found his corpse they counted seven bullet wounds.[32]
Seeing their leader fall, the Loyalists began to surrender. Capt. Abraham DePeyster, in command after Ferguson was killed, asked for quarter. Eager to avenge the Waxhaw Massacre, where Banastre Tarleton's men had killed Abraham Buford's Patriot soldiers after the latter had surrendered, the rebels did not initially want to take prisoners. The Patriots rejected DePeyster's white flag and continued firing. Rebels continued firing and shouted, "Give 'em Tarleton's Quarter!" and "Give them Buford's play!". After a few more minutes of bloodletting, DePeyster sent out a second white flag and Rebel officers took control,[33] giving quarter to around 700 Loyalists.
The Battle of Kings Mountain lasted 65 minutes.[34] The Loyalists suffered 244 killed, 163 wounded, and 668 taken prisoner. The Patriot militia suffered 29 killed and 58 wounded. The Rebels had to move out quickly for fear that Cornwallis would advance to meet them.[35] Loyalist prisoners well enough to walk were herded to camps several miles from the battlefield. The dead were buried in shallow graves and wounded were left on the field. Both victors and vanquished came near to starvation on the march due to a lack of supplies in the hastily organized Patriot army.[36]
On October 14, the retreating Patriot force held drumhead courtmartials of various Loyalists on various charges (treason, desertion from Patriot militias, incitement of Indian rebellion), mostly due to a desire for revenge. Thirty-six Loyalists were convicted and nine were hanged before Isaac Shelby brought an end to the proceedings.[37] As the Patriot army dispersed, all but 130 Loyalist prisoners escaped before the column finally reached camp at Salem, North Carolina.[38]
Kings Mountain was a pivotal moment in the history of the American Revolution. Coming after a series of disasters and humiliations in the Carolinas—the fall of Charleston and capture of the American army there, the destruction of another American army at the Battle of Camden, the Waxhaws Massacre—the surprising, decisive victory at Kings Mountain was a great boost to Patriot morale. The Tories of the Carolina Back Country were broken as a military force.[39] Additionally, the destruction of Ferguson's command and the looming threat of Patriot militia in the mountains caused Lord Cornwallis to cancel his plans to invade North Carolina; he instead evacuated Charlotte and retreated to South Carolina.[40] He would not return to North Carolina until early 1781, when he was chasing Nathanael Greene after the Americans had dealt British arms another devastating defeat at the Battle of Cowpens.
In 1931, the Congress of the United States created the Kings Mountain National Military Park on the site of the battle. The park headquarters is in Blacksburg, South Carolina, and hosts hundreds of thousands of people each year.[41]
Coordinates: 35°07′10″N 81°23′37″W / 35.11935°N 81.39359°W
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The Battle of Kings Mountain, October 7, 1780, was a decisive Patriot victory in the Southern campaign of the American Revolutionary War. Frontier militia loyal to the United States overwhelmed the Loyalist American militia led by British Major Patrick Ferguson of the 71st Foot. In The Winning of the West, Theodore Roosevelt wrote of Kings Mountain, "This brilliant victory marked the turning point of the American Revolution." Thomas Jefferson called it, "The turn of the tide of success." Herbert Hoover's address at Kings Mountain said, "This is a place of inspiring memories. Here less than a thousand men, inspired by the urge of freedom, defeated a superior force intrenched in this strategic position. This small band of patriots turned back a dangerous invasion well designed to separate and dismember the united Colonies. It was a little army and a little battle, but it was of mighty portent. History has done scant justice to its significance, which rightly should place it beside Lexington, Bunker Hill, Trenton and Yorktown."[3]
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Major Ferguson was appointed Inspector of Militia on May 22, 1780. His tasking was to march to Tryon County, North Carolina, raise and organize Loyalist units from the Tory population of the Carolina Back Country, and protect the left flank of Lord Cornwallis' main body at Charlotte, North Carolina.[4][5] On September 2 he and what militia he had already recruited marched west, heading for the Appalachian Mountains hill country along what is now the Tennessee/North Carolina border.[6] By September 10 he had established a base camp at Gilbert Town, North Carolina and issued a challenge to the Patriot leaders to lay down their arms or he would "lay waste to their country with fire and sword."[7]
North Carolina Patriot militia leaders Isaac Shelby and John Sevier met after receiving Ferguson's "fire and sword" message and agreed to lead their militia against him. They sent a message to Virginia militia leader William Campbell to join them.[8] William Campbell, in turn, called on Benjamin Cleveland to bring his North Carolina militia to join the rendezvous.[9] The detachments of Shelby, Sevier and Campbell were joined by 160 North Carolina militiamen led by Charles McDowell and his brother Joseph.[9] William Campbell's cousin Arthur brought 200 more Virginians.[10] Some 1,100 volunteers, the "Overmountain Men" (so named because they had crossed over to the far side of the Appalachians to settle) from southwest Virginia, western North Carolina, and present-day northeast Tennessee, mustered at the rendezvous at Sycamore Shoals near present day Elizabethton, Tennessee on September 25, 1780. Their movement had been permitted by easing tensions with the Cherokee Nation, thanks to diplomacy by Benjamin Cleveland's brother-in-law, Indian agent Joseph Martin.[11][12][13]The Overmountain Men crossed over Roan Mountain the next day, and proceeded in a southernly direction for about thirteen days in anticipation of encountering the British Loyalist force. By Sept. 30 they had reached Quaker Meadows, the Burke County, North Carolina home of the McDowell brothers, where they were joined by Benjamin Cleveland and 350 men.[14] Now 1400 strong, they marched south to South Mountain, North Carolina,[15] The five colonels leading the Patriot force (Shelby, Sevier, William Campbell, Joseph McDowell and Cleveland) then named Campbell the nominal commander but agreed that all five would act in council to command their pickup army.[16]
Meanwhile, two deserters from the Patriot force reached Patrick Ferguson and informed him that a large body of militia was advancing towards him. After waiting three days for reasons that remain unclear, Ferguson elected to retreat back to Lord Cornwallis and the British main body in Charlotte, meanwhile sending a message to Cornwallis asking for reinforcement. The message did not reach Cornwallis until it was too late. On October 1 Ferguson reached North Carolina's Broad River, where he issued another pugnacious public letter, calling for local militia to join him lest they be "pissed upon by a set of mongrels" (the Over Mountain Men).[17]
The Patriot militia chasing Ferguson reached his former camp at Gilbert Town on October 4.[18] Thirty Georgian partisans joined their camp, looking for action.[19] On October 6, by which time they had reached Cowpens, South Carolina (which was the site of another famous battle a few months later), they received word from local sympathizers that Ferguson was east of them, heading towards Charlotte and Cornwallis. They would have to hurry to catch him.[20] Rebel spies reported that Ferguson was making camp atop Kings Mountain with some 1500 men.[21] The intelligence was accurate. Ferguson, rather than pushing on until he reached Charlotte and safety, just a day's march away, camped out at Kings Mountain and sent Cornwallis another letter asking for reinforcements (that was also received too late).[22] Kings Mountain was one of many rocky forested hills in the upper Piedmont near the border between North and South Carolina. It is shaped like a footprint with the highest point at the heel, a narrow instep, and a broad rounded toe.
Needing to make haste, the Patriot militia put some 900 picked men on horseback and made for Kings Mountain.[23] They set out immediately, marching through the night of the 6th and morning of the 7th. It rained all night and through the morning. By sunrise on the 7th, they were fording the Broad River, fifteen miles from Kings Mountain.[24] By early afternoon they had reached their goal, whereupon they surrounded Kings Mountain and attacked.[25]
The battle opened on October 7, 1780, around 3 pm[26] when 900 Patriots (including John Crockett, the father of Davy Crockett), approached the steep base of Kings Mountain. The rebels formed eight groups of 100 to 200 men. Ferguson, completely unaware that the rebels had caught up to him, was at the top of the mountain with some 1,100 men. Ferguson was the only Briton in his command, which consisted entirely of Loyalist militia, save for around 100 red-uniformed Loyalist soldiers from New York state. Most of the Loyalists were of both Carolinas' origin. He had made no fortifications.[27] As the screaming Patriots charged up the hill, Captain DePeyster turned to Ferguson and said "These things are ominous—these are the damned yelling boys!".[26] Two parties, led by Colonels John Sevier and William Campbell, assaulted the "high heel" of the wooded mountain, the smallest area but highest point, while the other seven groups, led by Colonels Shelby, Williams, Lacey, Cleveland, Hambright, Winston and McDowell attacked the main Loyalist position by surrounding the "ball" base beside the "heel" crest of the mountain.[28] They caught the Loyalists by surprise; Tory officer Alexander Chesney admitted that he didn't know the Patriots were in the vicinity until the shooting started.[29]
No one amongst the Patriot army was in command once the fighting commenced; each group fought independently in accordance with the plan to surround and destroy the Loyalists.[30] The Patriots crept up the hill and fired on the Loyalists from behind rocks and trees. Ferguson rallied his troops and launched a bayonet charge against Campbell and Sevier's men. With no bayonets of their own, the rebels retreated down the hill and into the woods. Campbell rallied his troops, returned to the base of the hill, and resumed firing. Ferguson launched two more bayonet charges during the course of the battle. This became the pattern of the battle all around the Loyalist position; when the Patriots would charge up the hill, the Tories would form and charge down the hill with fixed bayonets, driving whatever Patriots they found down the hill and into the woods. Whereupon the Tories would withdraw when the charge was spent, and the scattered Patriots would reform in the woods, return to the base of the hill, and charge back up the hill again.[31] During one of the charges, Colonel Williams was killed and Colonel McDowell was wounded. It was hard for the Loyalists to find a target because the Patriots were constantly moving and using cover and concealment. Additionally, the downhill angle of the hill caused the Loyalists to overshoot.[32]
After an hour[33] of combat, Loyalist casualties were heavy. Ferguson rode back and forth across the hill, blowing a silver whistle he used to signal charges. Shelby, Sevier and Campbell reached the top of the hill behind the Loyalist position and attacked Ferguson's rear. The Loyalists were driven back into their camp at the toe of the hill, where they began to surrender. Ferguson drew his sword and hacked down the white flags that he saw popping up, but he apparently knew that the end was near. Finally, Ferguson gathered a few officers together and attempted to cut through the Patriot ring, but Sevier's men fired a volley and Ferguson was shot dead from his horse.[34] When the Rebels found his corpse they counted seven bullet wounds.[35]
Seeing their leader fall, the Loyalists began to surrender. Captain Abraham DePeyster, in command after Ferguson was killed, asked for quarter. Eager to avenge the Waxhaw Massacre, where Banastre Tarleton's men had killed Abraham Buford's Patriot soldiers after the latter had surrendered, the rebels did not initially want to take prisoners. The Patriots rejected DePeyster's white flag and continued firing. As Rebels continued firing, many of them shouted, "Give 'em Tarleton's Quarter!" and "Give them Buford's play!". After a few more minutes of bloodletting, DePeyster sent out a second white flag and a few Rebel officers, including Campbell and Sevier, ran forward and took control by ordering their men to cease fire,[36] giving quarter to around 700 Loyalists.
The Battle of Kings Mountain lasted 65 minutes.[37] The Loyalists suffered 244 killed, 163 wounded, and 668 taken prisoner. The Patriot militia suffered 29 killed and 58 wounded. The patriots had to move out quickly for fear that Cornwallis would advance to meet them.[38] Loyalist prisoners well enough to walk were herded to camps several miles from the battlefield. The dead were buried in shallow graves and wounded were left on the field. Both victors and vanquished came near to starvation on the march due to a lack of supplies in the hastily organized Patriot army.[39]
On October 14, the retreating Patriot force held drumhead courtmartials of various Loyalists on various charges (treason, desertion from Patriot militias, incitement of Indian rebellion), mostly due to a desire for revenge. Thirty-six Loyalist prisoners, many of whom were recognized by several Patriots whom previously fought alongside and later changed sides, were convicted and nine were hanged before Isaac Shelby brought an end to the proceedings.[40] As the Patriot army dispersed, all but 130 Loyalist prisoners escaped over the next few days before the column finally reached camp at Salem, North Carolina.[41]
Kings Mountain was a pivotal moment in the history of the American Revolution. Coming after a series of disasters and humiliations in the Carolinas—the fall of Charleston and capture of the American army there, the destruction of another American army at the Battle of Camden, the Waxhaws Massacre—the surprising, decisive victory at Kings Mountain was a great boost to Patriot morale. The Tories of the Carolina Back Country were broken as a military force.[42] Additionally, the destruction of Ferguson's command and the looming threat of Patriot militia in the mountains caused Lord Cornwallis to cancel his plans to invade North Carolina; he instead evacuated Charlotte and retreated to South Carolina.[43] He would not return to North Carolina until early 1781, when he was chasing Nathanael Greene after the Americans had dealt British arms another devastating defeat at the Battle of Cowpens.
In 1931, the Congress of the United States created the Kings Mountain National Military Park on the site of the battle. The park headquarters is in Blacksburg, South Carolina, and hosts hundreds of thousands of people each year.[44]
Coordinates: 35°07′10″N 81°23′37″W / 35.11935°N 81.39359°W
There are several publications and lists of participants at Kings Mountain on both sides. The following roster of soldiers under American command is derived in part on Carden 2006, primarily because it is available electonicially. Carden, however, does not distinguish between persons for whom specific records exist confirming their participation in the battle, and those whose participation is known (or believed) based on family stories. Many of the individuals listed by Carden lack primary documentation to support their participation in the battle. In addition, a good many individuals who are known (based on primary sources) to have participated in the battle, are not included in Carden's listing. It is our intent to gradually fill in this list with additional participants known from other sources, such as documented by Moss, 1960. Eventually two lists are planned: the first list will include those for whom primary documentation shows their participation in the battle, the second list will show those whose family histories and secondary documentation suggests their participation.
Moss, 1990 "The Patriots at Kings Mountain" is highly useful for identifying Patriots who participated in the Battle of Kings Mountain because it seeks to document participation based on primary sources. Not all who are sometimes said to have participated actually did so, (or rather can be shown to have done so based on sources such as used by Moss). Evidence of service at Kings Mountain is often based on land records, and warrants issued for such service, as well as pension applications. In some cases the partiipants may not have survived the war long enough to claim such service, and so may be missed in some rosters.
Notes:
YOB-YOD dates were initially derived from Moss, 1990, though they will be supplemented and revised as the ocassion arises. Documentation for the revisions should be included (eventually) in the person articles.
Rank is listed preferentially at time of battle, but in some cases, it is the highest rank known to have been held. Keys: (K)-killed, (W)--wounded
| Participant | Rank | Command | Casualty | Surname Variants | Notes |
| Robert Abernathy (?-?) | |||||
| John Adair (?-?) | |||||
| John Adams (?-?) |
| Participant | Rank | Command | Casualty | Notes | Surname Variants |
| William Adams (?-?) | |||||
| Daniel Alexander (?-?) | |||||
| Elias Alexander (?-?) | |||||
| James Alexander (?-?) | |||||
| Jerimiah Alexander (?-?) | |||||
| John Alexander (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Alexander (?-?) | |||||
| Oliver Alexander (?-?) | |||||
| Travis Alexander (?-?) | |||||
| William Alexander (?-?) | |||||
| Moses Allen (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Allen (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Allen (?-?) | Captain | (Stayed with foot soldiers) | |||
| Vincent Allen (?-?) | |||||
| John Allison (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Robert Allison (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| William Alston (?-?) | |||||
| George Anderson (?-?) | Major | (w) | |||
| Jacob Anderson (?-?) | |||||
| James Anderson (?-?) | |||||
| John Anderson (?-?) | |||||
| John Jr. Anderson (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| William Anderson (?-?) | |||||
| John Andrews (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Philip Anthony (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Applegate (?-?) | |||||
| Mathew Arbuckle (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Arbuckle (?-?) | |||||
| Mathew Arbunkle (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Isaac Armstrong (?-?) | |||||
| James Armstrong (?-?) | |||||
| Martin Armstrong (?-?) | |||||
| Mathew Armstrong (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Armstrong (?-?) | |||||
| William Armstrong (?-?) | |||||
| Elihu Arney (?-?) | |||||
| George Asbury (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Avender (?-?) | |||||
| Sam Axer (?-?) | |||||
| Michael Bacon (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Lee Bailey (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| John Baker (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Bakly (?-?) | |||||
| Amos Balch (?-?) | |||||
| Devereau Ballard (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Ballew (?-?) | |||||
| Benoni Banning (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Charles Barker (?-?) | |||||
| Edmond Barker (?-?) | |||||
| Edward Barker (?-?) | |||||
| Enoch Barker (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Barker (?-?) | |||||
| Hezehiah Barker (?-?) | |||||
| Joel Barker (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Barnes (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Barnes (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Benjamin Barnes (?-?) | |||||
| Shadrack Barnes (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| Alexander Barnett (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Barnett (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Andrew Barry (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Barry (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| William Bartlett (?-?) | |||||
| William Bartlett (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Benjamin Barton (?-?) | |||||
| Isaac Barton (?-?) | |||||
| John Barton (?-?) | |||||
| John Barton (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Joshua Barton (?-?) | |||||
| William Bates (?-?) | |||||
| John Battris (?-?) | |||||
| George Bean (?-?) | |||||
| Jesse Bean (?-?) | |||||
| Jesse Bean (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John Bean (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Bean (?-?) | |||||
| William Bean (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Robert Beard (?-?) | |||||
| Jeremiah Bearden (?-?) | |||||
| John Bearden (?-?) | |||||
| David Beattie (?-?) | |||||
| David Beattie (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Francis Beattie (?-?) | |||||
| John Beattie (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| John Beattie (?-?) | Lieutenant | (k) | |||
| Joseph Beattie (?-?) | |||||
| William Beattie (?-?) | |||||
| William Beattie (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Andrew Beaty (?-?) | |||||
| Jacob Beeler (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Beeler (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Bell (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Bell (?-?) | |||||
| William Bell (?-?) | |||||
| David Benge (?-?) | |||||
| Obediah Martin Benge (?-?) | |||||
| William Benge (?-?) | |||||
| John Bennedict (?-?) | |||||
| John Bentley (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Berry (?-?) | |||||
| Bradley Berry (?-?) | |||||
| James Berry (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Berry (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Berry (?-?) | |||||
| John Besall (?-?) | |||||
| John Beverly (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Charles Bickley (?-?) | |||||
| Summers Bickley (?-?) | |||||
| William Bickley (?-?) | |||||
| James Bicknell (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Bicknell (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Jacob Biffle (?-?) | |||||
| Jasper Billings (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Bingham (?-?) | |||||
| Levi Bishop (?-?) | |||||
| Levi Bishop (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Joseph Black (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Black (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Arthur Blackburn (?-?) | |||||
| George Blackburn (?-?) | |||||
| John Blackburn (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Blackburn (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Blackburn (?-?) | |||||
| William Blackburn (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| William Blackburn (?-?) | Lieutenant | (k) | |||
| John Blackmore (?-?) | |||||
| William Blackmore (?-?) | |||||
| William Blackmore (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| David Blackwell (?-?) | |||||
| John Blackwell (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel G. Blacock (?-?) | Major | ||||
| James Blair (?-?) | |||||
| John Blair (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Blalock (?-?) | |||||
| Zachariah Blankenbeckler (?-?) | |||||
| John Blassingham (?-?) | |||||
| Daniel Blevin (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Blevin (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Blyth (?-?) | |||||
| Casper Bolick (?-?) | |||||
| Jerry Bolling (?-?) | |||||
| Baile Boran (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Bazi Boran (?-?) | |||||
| John Boren (?-?) | |||||
| Arthur Bowen (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Charles Bowen (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Bowen (?-?) | |||||
| John Bowen (?-?) | |||||
| Reese Bowen (?-?) | Lieutenant | (k) | |||
| William Bowen (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Leonard Bowers (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Bowles (?-?) | |||||
| Esaius Bowman (?-?) | |||||
| Sparkling Bowman (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Box (?-?) | |||||
| John Boyce (?-?) | |||||
| John Boyd (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| John Boyd (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| William Boyd (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Boyer (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Michael Boyer(s) (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Bradley (?-?) | |||||
| William Bradley (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| John Brandon (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Mathew Brandon (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Brandon (?-?) | Colonel | ||||
| Robert Brashear or Bradshear (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Samuel Brashear (?-?) | Bradshear | ||||
| Mattis Brashear (?-?) | Brakshears | ||||
| William Brazleton (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Breckenridge (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Breckenridge (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| George Breckenridge (?-?) | |||||
| John Breckenridge (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Breckenridge (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John Breden (?-?) | |||||
| Ambrose Brewer (?-?) | |||||
| John Briggs (?-?) | |||||
| James Brigham (?-?) | |||||
| William Brimer (?-?) | |||||
| Obediah Britt (?-?) | |||||
| David Brooks (?-?) | |||||
| George Brooks (?-?) | |||||
| John Brooks (?-?) | |||||
| Littleton Brooks (?-?) | |||||
| Moses Brooks (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Brooks (?-?) | |||||
| William Brooks (?-?) | |||||
| W. M. Broom (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Brotherton (?-?) | |||||
| Jacob Brown (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| George Brown (?-?) | |||||
| Isaiah Brown (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Brown (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Benjamin Brown (?-?) | |||||
| James Brown (?-?) | |||||
| John Brown (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| John S. C. Brown (?-?) | |||||
| John Brown (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Joseph Brown (?-?) | |||||
| Low Brown (?-?) | |||||
| Michael Brown (?-?) | |||||
| Peter Brown (?-?) | |||||
| Stephen Brown (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Brown (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Browning (?-?) | |||||
| Enos Browning (?-?) | |||||
| Humphrey Brumfield (?-?) | |||||
| Enoch Brush (?-?) | |||||
| E. Bruster (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| John Bryan (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Robert Bryan (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Buchanan (?-?) | |||||
| Ezekiel Buchanan (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Buchanan (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Buchanan (?-?) | |||||
| William Buchanan (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Joshua Buckner (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Francis Budvine (?-?) | |||||
| Isaac Builen (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Bullard (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Luke Bullen (?-?) | |||||
| William Bullen (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Simon Burney (?-?) | |||||
| William Burney (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Burns (?-?) | |||||
| David Burns (?-?) | |||||
| John Corpl. Burns (?-?) | |||||
| Laird Burns (?-?) | |||||
| William Burns (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Burns (?-?) | |||||
| David Burn (?-?) | |||||
| John Burn (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Burns (?-?) | |||||
| David Burus (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Caldwell (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Caldwell (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Thomas Caldwell (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| William Caldwell (?-?) | |||||
| Joel Callahan (?-?) | |||||
| Joel Callahan (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| John Callahan (?-?) | |||||
| John Callahan (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Elijah Callaway (?-?) | Micajah or Cage | ||||
| Joseph Callaway (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Callaway (?-?) | |||||
| William Callaway (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Camp (?-?) | |||||
| Edmund Camp (?-?) | |||||
| John Camp (?-?) | |||||
| Nathan Camp (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Camp (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Camp (?-?) | |||||
| David Campbell (?-?) | |||||
| Hugh Campbell (?-?) | |||||
| Hugh Campbell (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| James Campbell (?-?) | |||||
| Jeremiah Campbell (?-?) | |||||
| John Campbell (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Joseph Campbell (?-?) | |||||
| Patrick Campbell (?-?) | |||||
| Patrick Campbell (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Robert Campbell (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Robert Campbell (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| William Campbell (?-?) | Jr. | ||||
| William CampbeR (?-?) | Colonel | (Commander in Chief) | |||
| Henry Candler (?-?) | |||||
| William Candler (?-?) | Major | ||||
| Stephen Cantrell (?-?) | |||||
| James Carathurs (?-?) | |||||
| Perrin Cardwell (?-?) | |||||
| Cornelius Carmack (?-?) | |||||
| John Carmack (?-?) | |||||
| John Carmichal (?-?) | |||||
| John Carnes (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John Carpenter (?-?) | |||||
| Paddy Carr (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Patrick Carr (?-?) | |||||
| William Carr (?-?) | |||||
| William Carrol (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Carson (?-?) | |||||
| David Carson (?-?) | |||||
| John Carson (?-?) | |||||
| John Carson (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| William Carson (?-?) | |||||
| John Carswell (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Carter (?-?) | |||||
| Landon Carter (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Wm Carter (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Cartwright (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Caruthers (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Alexander Carwell (?-?) | |||||
| Zachariah Carwile (?-?) | |||||
| Zadrack Casewell (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Casey (?-?) | |||||
| Levi Casey (?-?) | |||||
| Randolph Casey (?-?) | |||||
| William Casey (?-?) | |||||
| David Cash (?-?) | |||||
| John Castillo (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Cathcart (?-?) | |||||
| Nicholas Caunice (?-?) | |||||
| Moses Cavett (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Richard Cavett (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Chambers (?-?) | |||||
| Bailey Chandler (?-?) | |||||
| Joel Chandler (?-?) | |||||
| Joniah Chandler (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Chapman (?-?) | |||||
| John Chapman (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Chapman (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Cheney (?-?) | |||||
| John Childers (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| John Childress (?-?) | |||||
| Mitchel Childress (?-?) | |||||
| Mitchell Childress (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Childress (?-?) | |||||
| William Childress (?-?) | |||||
| John Chisholm (?-?) | |||||
| Elijah Chisolm (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John Chittim (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| James Chitwood (?-?) | |||||
| George Christian (?-?) | |||||
| Gilbert Christian (?-?) | Major | ||||
| Colonel Christie (?-?) | |||||
| William Chronicle (?-?) | Major | (k) | |||
| Amos Church (?-?) | |||||
| George Clark (?-?) | |||||
| James Clark (?-?) | |||||
| John Clark (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Michael Clark (?-?) | |||||
| William Clark (?-?) | |||||
| William Clay (?-?) | |||||
| John Clayborn (?-?) | |||||
| William Clayton (?-?) | |||||
| William Clem (?-?) | |||||
| Cornelius Clements (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Cleveland (?-?) | Colonel | ||||
| Ezekiel Cleveland (?-?) | |||||
| John Cleveland (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Larkin Cleveland (?-?) | Lieutenant | (Wounded en route to King's Mt.) | |||
| Robert Cleveland (?-?) | |||||
| Michael Cline (?-?) | |||||
| Willis Cloa (?-?) | |||||
| William Clon (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Cloud (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Samuel Clowney (?-?) | |||||
| Arthur Cobb (?-?) | |||||
| Jerry Cobb (?-?) | |||||
| Pharoh Cobb (?-?) | |||||
| William Jr. Cobb (?-?) | |||||
| William Sr. Cobb (?-?) | |||||
| John Cockrell (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| Benjamin Coffey (?-?) | |||||
| Jobe Cole (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Cole (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Cole (?-?) | |||||
| William Cole (?-?) | |||||
| Spense Coleman (?-?) | |||||
| Daniel Colley (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Colley (?-?) | |||||
| James Collins (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Collins (?-?) | |||||
| John Collinworth (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Colvill (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Colville (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Samuel Colville (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Jeremiah Compton (?-?) | |||||
| John Condley (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| James Conn (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| John Connelly (?-?) | Captain | Burke County NC | |||
| William Condry (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Cook (?-?) | |||||
| Edward Cook (?-?) | |||||
| Elisha Cook (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Cook (?-?) | |||||
| William Cook (?-?) | |||||
| Horatia Coop (?-?) | |||||
| James Cooper (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| John Cope (?-?) | |||||
| Zacheus Copeland (?-?) | |||||
| James Corry (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| James Corry (?-?) | Lieutenant | (k) | |||
| James Cosby (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Costner (?-?) | |||||
| John Coulter (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Martin Coulter (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Coultrie (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Covey (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Cowan (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Cowan (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| David Cowan (?-?) | |||||
| James Cowan (?-?) | |||||
| Nathaniel Cowan (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Cowan (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Cowan (?-?) | |||||
| William Cowan (?-?) | |||||
| William Cowan (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Charles Cox (?-?) | |||||
| Curd Cox (?-?) | |||||
| James Cox (?-?) | |||||
| William Cox (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| William Cox (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| James Crabtree (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| David Craig (?-?) | |||||
| David Craig (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| James Craig (?-?) | |||||
| John Craig (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Craig (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Craig (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Charles Crawford (?-?) | |||||
| John Crawford (?-?) | |||||
| John Crawford (?-?) | |||||
| John Crenshaw (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Creswell (?-?) | |||||
| William Crock (?-?) | |||||
| John Crockett (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Crockett (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Samuel Crockett (?-?) | |||||
| Walter Crockett (?-?) | Major | ||||
| William Crockett (?-?) | |||||
| William Crockett (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Joseph Crockttt (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Abraham Cross (?-?) | |||||
| Elijah Cross (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Cross (?-?) | |||||
| William Cross (?-?) | |||||
| Zachariah Cross (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| James Crow (?-?) | |||||
| John Crow (?-?) | |||||
| John Crow (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Thomas Crumbless (?-?) | |||||
| William Crunk (?-?) | |||||
| Josiah Culbertson (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Culbertson (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Cummings (?-?) | |||||
| Jonathan Cunningham (?-?) | |||||
| James Curry (?-?) | |||||
| George Cusick (?-?) | |||||
| John Cusick (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Cutbirth (?-?) | |||||
| John Dalton (?-?) | |||||
| George Dameron (?-?) | |||||
| Lawrence Darnell (?-?) | |||||
| Cornelius Darnell (?-?) | |||||
| David Darnell (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| George Daugherty (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Thomas Dave (?-?) | |||||
| William Davenport (?-?) | Colonel | ||||
| Azariah David (?-?) | |||||
| Daniel Davidson (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Davidson (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Davidson (?-?) | |||||
| William Davidson (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Davis (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Davis (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Joel Davis (?-?) | |||||
| John Davis (?-?) | |||||
| John Davis (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Nathan Davis (?-?) | |||||
| Nathaniel Davis (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Davis (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Davis (?-?) | |||||
| William Davis (?-?) | |||||
| Daniel Davison (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| William Davison (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Elias Dawson (?-?) | |||||
| John Deatheridge (?-?) | |||||
| William Delaney (?-?) | |||||
| John Denman (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Dennison (?-?) | |||||
| Elijah Denny (?-?) | |||||
| Isaac Depew (?-?) | |||||
| William Depriest (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Desha (?-?) | |||||
| John Detgaoorett (?-?) | |||||
| Isham Dickenson (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Dickey (?-?) | |||||
| David Dickey (?-?) | |||||
| John Dickey (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Henry Dickinson (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Dickson (?-?) | Major | ||||
| Benjamin Dillard (?-?) | |||||
| James Dillard (?-?) | |||||
| James Dillard (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Joel Dixon (?-?) | |||||
| John Dixon (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Dixon (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Doaling (?-?) | |||||
| Jacob Dobkins (?-?) | |||||
| John Dobson (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Dobson (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Dobson (?-?) | |||||
| William Dodd (?-?) | |||||
| George Sr. Doherty (?-?) | |||||
| Lytton Dolberry (?-?) | |||||
| James Donald (?-?) | |||||
| John Donelson (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Alexander Doran (?-?) | |||||
| James Doran (?-?) | |||||
| Terence Doran (?-?) | |||||
| Edward Dorton (?-?) | |||||
| Moses Dorton (?-?) | |||||
| William Jr. Dorton (?-?) | |||||
| George Capt. Doughtery (?-?) | |||||
| Edward Douglas (?-?) | |||||
| James Douglas (?-?) | |||||
| Johnathan Douglas (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Robert Douglas (?-?) | |||||
| Nathaniel Dryden (?-?) | Lieutenant | (k) | |||
| James Dryden (?-?) | |||||
| Nathaniel Dryden (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| William Dryden (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Duck (?-?) | |||||
| John Duckworth (?-?) | |||||
| David Duff (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Samuel Duff (?-?) | |||||
| William Duff (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Jesse Duncan (?-?) | |||||
| John Duncan (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Duncan (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Duncan (?-?) | |||||
| James Dunlop . (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Dunn (?-?) | |||||
| William Dunn (?-?) | |||||
| James Dunsmore (?-?) | |||||
| James Dysart (?-?) | Captain | (w) | |||
| John Dysart (?-?) | |||||
| William Eaken (?-?) | |||||
| Earnest Earnest (?-?) | |||||
| Rev. Felix Earnest (?-?) | |||||
| Peter Eddleman (?-?) | |||||
| William Edgman (?-?) | |||||
| John Edmiston (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Edmiston (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Edmiston (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Edmiston (?-?) | |||||
| William Edmiston (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Edmondson (?-?) | Captain | (k) | |||
| Robert Edmondson (?-?) | Lieutenant | (w) | Jr. | ||
| Robert Edmondson (?-?) | Captain | (k) | Sr. | ||
| William Edmondson (?-?) | Captain | (k) | |||
| William Edmondson (?-?) | Major | ||||
| Robert Elder (?-?) | |||||
| James Elliot (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| William Elmore (?-?) | |||||
| William Ely (?-?) | |||||
| John England (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph England (?-?) | |||||
| Patter Enlow (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Erwin (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Espey (?-?) | Captain | (w) | |||
| Benjamin Estill (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Evans (?-?) | |||||
| Ardin Evans (?-?) | |||||
| David Evans (?-?) | |||||
| Evan Evans (?-?) | |||||
| Nathaniel Evans (?-?) | |||||
| Phillip Evans (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Evans (?-?) | |||||
| William Everett (?-?) | |||||
| James Ewart (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Ewart (?-?) | |||||
| Hugh Ewin (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Ewing (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| George Ewing (?-?) | |||||
| John Fagan (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Ebenezer Fain (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| John Fain (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Nicholas Fain (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Fain (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Fapolson (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| James Farewell (?-?) | |||||
| John Farewell (?-?) | |||||
| Isaac Faris (?-?) | |||||
| John Faris (?-?) | |||||
| Larkin Faris (?-?) | |||||
| Martin Faris (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Faris (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Faris (?-?) | |||||
| John Farnes (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| John Farrow (?-?) | |||||
| Landon Farrow (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Farrow (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Farrow (?-?) | |||||
| Edmond Fear (?-?) | |||||
| Edmond Fear (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Thomas Fear (?-?) | |||||
| William Feimster (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Ferguson (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Ferguson (?-?) | |||||
| George Findley (?-?) | |||||
| John Findley (?-?) | |||||
| Frederick Fisher (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| John Fitch (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Fleenor (?-?) | |||||
| Joel Fleenor (?-?) | |||||
| Michael Fleenor (?-?) | |||||
| John Flemming (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Fletcher (?-?) | |||||
| William Flower (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Andrew Floyd (?-?) | |||||
| John Floyd (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Folson (?-?) | |||||
| John Ford (?-?) | |||||
| Peter Fork (?-?) | |||||
| William Fork (?-?) | |||||
| Abraham Forney (?-?) | |||||
| Peter Forney (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Robert Forrister (?-?) | |||||
| Anthony Foster (?-?) | |||||
| James Fowler (?-?) | |||||
| John Fowler (?-?) | |||||
| William Fowler (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Allen Fox (?-?) | |||||
| Daniel Fox (?-?) | |||||
| James Fox (?-?) | |||||
| John Fox (?-?) | |||||
| Titus Fox (?-?) | |||||
| James Sr. Foy (?-?) | Lieutenant & then Captain | Wilmington Brigade in the N .C. Line | |||
| Thomas Francis (?-?) | |||||
| Jesse Franklin (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John Franklin (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Stephen Franklin (?-?) | |||||
| Daniel Frazer (?-?) | |||||
| David Frazer (?-?) | |||||
| John Frazer (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Frazier (?-?) | |||||
| James Freeland (?-?) | |||||
| William Freeman (?-?) | |||||
| James Frierson (?-?) | |||||
| John Frierson (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Frierson (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Frierson (?-?) | |||||
| William Frierson (?-?) | |||||
| J. C. Frigge (?-?) | |||||
| John Frigge (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Frigge (?-?) | |||||
| Micajah Frost (?-?) | |||||
| Phillip Fry (?-?) | |||||
| James Fulkerson (?-?) | |||||
| James Fulkerson (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John Fulkerson (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Fulkerson (?-?) | |||||
| David Fulkner (?-?) | |||||
| Brittain Fuller (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| James Furgason (?-?) | |||||
| James Gabriel (?-?) | |||||
| Ambrose Gaines (?-?) | |||||
| James Gaines (?-?) | |||||
| James Sr. Gaines (?-?) | |||||
| Arthur Galbreath (?-?) | |||||
| John Galbreath (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| Robert Galbreath (?-?) | |||||
| Joel Galliher (?-?) | |||||
| John Galliher (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Galloway (?-?) | |||||
| Choat Gamble (?-?) | |||||
| Josiah Gamble (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Gamble (?-?) | |||||
| Captain Gambrel (?-?) | |||||
| Harris Gammon (?-?) | |||||
| Nathan Gann (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Gann (?-?) | |||||
| John Garner (?-?) | |||||
| John Gaspenson (?-?) | |||||
| John Gass (?-?) | |||||
| William Gaston (?-?) | |||||
| Solomon Geren (?-?) | |||||
| James Gervis (?-?) | |||||
| Nicholas Gibbs (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Gilbreath (?-?) | |||||
| James Gibson (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John Gibson (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Gibson (?-?) | |||||
| William Giles (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| John Gilleland (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| George Gillespie (?-?) | Colonel | ||||
| George Gillespie (?-?) | |||||
| Jacob Gillespie (?-?) | |||||
| James Gillespie (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Gillespie (?-?) | |||||
| Devereux Gilliam (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Gilliespie (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| William Gilliespie (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| James Gillilland (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Enoch Gilmer (?-?) | |||||
| William Gilmer (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Joseph Gilmore (?-?) | |||||
| William Gilreath (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Benjamin Gist (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Joseph Gist (?-?) | |||||
| Joshua Gist (?-?) | |||||
| Nathaniel Gist (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Richard Gist (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Gist (?-?) | |||||
| James Given (?-?) | |||||
| John Given (?-?) | |||||
| Gregory Glascock (?-?) | |||||
| Jesse Glascock (?-?) | |||||
| Peter Glascock (?-?) | |||||
| John Glenn (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Godwin (?-?) | |||||
| Robinson Godwin (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Godwin (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Goff (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Goff (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| William Goff (?-?) | |||||
| Preston Goforth (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| William Goodlett (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Goodman (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Gordan (?-?) | Major | ||||
| Chapman Gordon (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Gordon (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| George Gordon (?-?) | |||||
| John Gorsage (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Gourley (?-?) | |||||
| James Graham (?-?) | |||||
| William Graham (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Grantham (?-?) | |||||
| Boston Graves (?-?) | |||||
| James Gray (?-?) | |||||
| Jessee Gray (?-?) | |||||
| William Gray (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Jesse Green (?-?) | |||||
| James Greenlee (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Greer (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Greer (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Greer (?-?) | Jr. | ||||
| Ben click here Greer (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Greer (?-?) | |||||
| William Greer (?-?) | |||||
| Phillip click here Greever (?-?) | |||||
| John Gregory (?-?) | |||||
| William Gregory (?-?) | |||||
| Jacob Grider (?-?) | Gryder | ||||
| James Grier (?-?) | |||||
| John Grier (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Griffith (?-?) | |||||
| Ralph Griffin (?-?) | |||||
| George Grimes (?-?) | |||||
| James Grimes (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Guest (?-?) | Guess, Gist, Guist | ||||
| Moses Guest (?-?) | Captain | Guess, Gist, Guist | |||
| William Guest (?-?) | |||||
| Nathan Gwaltney (?-?) | |||||
| John Haas (?-?) | |||||
| Simon Haas (?-?) | |||||
| John Hackett (?-?) | |||||
| George Hadden (?-?) | |||||
| Joshua Hadley (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Simon Hager (?-?) | |||||
| Benedict Hahn (?-?) | |||||
| Joshua Hahn (?-?) | |||||
| John Haile (?-?) | |||||
| Lewis Hale (?-?) | |||||
| William Hale (?-?) | |||||
| David Hall (?-?) | |||||
| Jesse Hall (?-?) | |||||
| John Hall (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Hall (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Hambrick (?-?) | |||||
| Frederick Hambright (?-?) | Lt Colonel | ||||
| John Hardin Hambright (?-?) | |||||
| John Hambright (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| William Hamby (?-?) | |||||
| James Hamer (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Hamilton (?-?) | |||||
| John Hamilton (?-?) | |||||
| Joshua Hamilton (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Hamilton (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Hamilton (?-?) | |||||
| John Hammon (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Hammond (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Hammond (?-?) | Major | ||||
| Benjamin Hammons (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Hampton (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Hampton (?-?) | Colonel | ||||
| Edward Hampton (?-?) | |||||
| Joel Hampton (?-?) | |||||
| John Hampton (?-?) | |||||
| Jonathan Hampton (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Hancock (?-?) | |||||
| Stephen Hancock (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Hand (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Handley (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Robert Handly (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Handly (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Handy (?-?) | |||||
| Michael Hank (?-?) | |||||
| Abraham Hankins (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Hanna (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Hanna (?-?) | |||||
| Robin Hannah (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Robert Hanslev (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Hardeman (?-?) | |||||
| Abraham Hardin (?-?) | |||||
| John Hardin (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Hardin (?-?) | Jr. | ||||
| Charles Hardman (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Hardmark (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Harkleroad (?-?) | |||||
| Herndon Harlison (?-?) | |||||
| John Harmison (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Harper (?-?) | |||||
| John Harrell (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| Joseph Harrell (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| Kidder Harrell (?-?) | |||||
| Reuben Harrell (?-?) | |||||
| Edward Harris (?-?) | |||||
| James Harris (?-?) | |||||
| Minyard Harris (?-?) | |||||
| William Harris (?-?) | |||||
| Gideon Harrison (?-?) | |||||
| Michael Harrison (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Nathaniel Harrison (?-?) | |||||
| Leonard Hart (?-?) | |||||
| John Harvey (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| William Harwood (?-?) | |||||
| James Hawthorne (?-?) | Lt Colonel | ||||
| Joseph Hayes (?-?) | Colonel | (Succeeded to Gen. Williams command) | |||
| Samuel Hays (?-?) | |||||
| Israel Hayter (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| William Hedrick (?-?) | |||||
| Meredith Helm (?-?) | |||||
| John Helms (?-?) | |||||
| Abraham Helton (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Hemphill (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Hemphill (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Daniel Henderson (?-?) | |||||
| John Henderson (?-?) | |||||
| John Henderson (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Henderson (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Henderson (?-?) | |||||
| William Henderson (?-?) | |||||
| David Hendrick (?-?) | |||||
| Moses Hendrick (?-?) | |||||
| Solomon Hendrick (?-?) | |||||
| John Henegai- (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Henegar (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Jacob Henegar (?-?) | |||||
| Moses Henery (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Conrad Henniger (?-?) | |||||
| Henniger Henry (?-?) | Henegar, Hegira | ||||
| David Henry (?-?) | |||||
| Henn Henry (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Henry (?-?) | |||||
| Hugh Henry (?-?) | |||||
| James Henry (?-?) | |||||
| Johm Henry (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Joseph Henry (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Henry (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Samuel Henry (?-?) | |||||
| William Henry (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Hensley (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Henson (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Edward Hereden (?-?) | |||||
| James Hereden (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Herndon (?-?) | Lt Colonel | ||||
| Joseph Herndon (?-?) | Major | (Remained with foot soldiers) | |||
| James Hickman (?-?) | |||||
| James Hickman (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Joel Hickman (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Hickman (?-?) | |||||
| William Hicks (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Robert Higgenbottom (?-?) | |||||
| Johm Higgins (?-?) | |||||
| James Hill (?-?) | |||||
| William Hill (?-?) | Colonel | (in command of Sumpter's force) | |||
| James Hillian (?-?) | |||||
| John Hillian (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Hobbs (?-?) | |||||
| Jacob Hoffman (?-?) | |||||
| John Hoffman (?-?) | |||||
| Nicholas Hofner (?-?) | |||||
| Leonard Holand (?-?) | |||||
| Timothy Holdway (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Holland (?-?) | |||||
| Isaac Holland (?-?) | Sr. | ||||
| Daniel Holeman (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Holeman (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Hollingsworth (?-?) | |||||
| John Hollis (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Benjamin Holloway (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Holloway (?-?) | |||||
| John Holloway (?-?) | |||||
| James Holmes (?-?) | |||||
| John Hood (?-?) | |||||
| Abraham Hortenstine (?-?) | |||||
| Daniel Horton (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| Henry Horton (?-?) | |||||
| John Horton (?-?) | |||||
| Joshua Horton (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| Zephaniah Horton (?-?) | |||||
| Ninnam Hoskins (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Jared Hotchkiss (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Houghton (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Housley (?-?) | |||||
| James Houston (?-?) | |||||
| James Houston (?-?) | Ensign | ||||
| John Houston (?-?) | |||||
| John Houston (?-?) | Ensign | ||||
| William Houston (?-?) | |||||
| William Howard (?-?) | |||||
| James Hubbard (?-?) | |||||
| John Hudson (?-?) | |||||
| George Hufacre (?-?) | |||||
| David Hughes (?-?) | |||||
| Francis Hughes (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Hughes (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Peter Hughes (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Hughes (?-?) | |||||
| William Sr. Humphries (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Hundley (?-?) | |||||
| Abraham Hunt (?-?) | |||||
| John Hunt (?-?) | |||||
| Dempsey Hunter (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Hunter (?-?) | |||||
| George Hutson (?-?) | |||||
| Leonard Hyce (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| William Hyden (?-?) | |||||
| Michael Hyder (?-?) | |||||
| John Ingle (?-?) | |||||
| Michael Inglis (?-?) | |||||
| Jeremiah Ingram (?-?) | |||||
| Abednego Inman (?-?) | Major | (w) | |||
| Shadrack Inman (?-?) | |||||
| Hans Ireland (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Isaac (?-?) | |||||
| Francis* Isbell (?-?) | |||||
| Godfrey Isbell (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Henry Isbell (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| James* Isbell (?-?) | |||||
| Livingston* Isbell (?-?) | |||||
| Pendleton Isbell (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Thomas Isbell (?-?) | Captain* | ||||
| William Thompkins* Isbell (?-?) | |||||
| Zachery Isbell (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Zackary Isbell (?-?) | |||||
| (*All said to have fought as King's Mt. Ref: White: KMM (?-?) | p. 192 found in Rev. War Soldiers who are buried in TN page 90) | ||||
| Henry Ivy (?-?) | |||||
| James Jack (?-?) | |||||
| James Jack (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Jerimiah Jack (?-?) | |||||
| Patrick Jack (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| Churchwell Jackson (?-?) | |||||
| William Jackson (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John James (?-?) | |||||
| Marlin James (?-?) | |||||
| Rolling James (?-?) | |||||
| John Jamison (?-?) | |||||
| John Jamison (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Robert Jamison (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Jamison (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Jamison (?-?) | |||||
| George Jarnigan (?-?) | |||||
| Jean Jefferies (?-?) | |||||
| John Jefferies (?-?) | |||||
| Nathan Jefferies (?-?) | |||||
| Nathaniel Jefferies (?-?) | |||||
| Phillip Jefferies (?-?) | |||||
| Jacob Jenkins (?-?) | |||||
| James Jenkins (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Jenkins (?-?) | |||||
| William Jenkins (?-?) | |||||
| David Jennings (?-?) | |||||
| George Jernigan (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Thomas Jernigan (?-?) | |||||
| William Jernigan (?-?) | |||||
| Barnett Johnson (?-?) | |||||
| George Johnson (?-?) | Sr. | ||||
| James S. Johnson (?-?) | |||||
| James Johnson (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| James Johnson (?-?) | Major | ||||
| John Johnson (?-?) | |||||
| John Johnson (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Peter Johnson (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Johnson (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Johnson (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Samuel Johnson (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Samuel Johnson (?-?) | Lieutenant | (w) | |||
| Saml. Johnson (?-?) | Ensign | ||||
| Thos. Johnson (?-?) | |||||
| Wm. Johnson (?-?) | Sgt. | ||||
| William Johnson (?-?) | |||||
| William Johnston (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Benjamin Jones (?-?) | |||||
| Daniel Jones (?-?) | |||||
| David Jones (?-?) | |||||
| Darling Jones (?-?) | (credited with shooting Col. Ferguson?) | ||||
| James Jones (?-?) | |||||
| John Jones (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Jones (?-?) | |||||
| Joshua Jones (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Wm Jones (?-?) | |||||
| John Judd (?-?) | |||||
| Rowland Judd (?-?) | Sr. | ||||
| Rowland Judd (?-?) | Jr. | ||||
| Mathew Karr (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Karr (?-?) | |||||
| Richard S. Keele (?-?) | |||||
| James Keeps (?-?) | |||||
| Hezekiah Keeton (?-?) | |||||
| William Kelley (?-?) | |||||
| John Kelly (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Kendred (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Kendrick (?-?) | |||||
| John Kendrick (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Kendrick (?-?) | |||||
| Solomon Kendricks (?-?) | |||||
| Daniel Kennedy (?-?) | |||||
| Moses Kennedy (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Kennedy (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Kennedy (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Thomas Kennedy (?-?) | |||||
| William Kennedy (?-?) | |||||
| John Kennedy (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Kerby (?-?) | |||||
| Adam Kerr (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Kerr (?-?) | |||||
| James Keys (1756-?) | First Sergeant | Captain David Beattie | from Washington Co., VA | Keyes | |
| John Keys (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Mathew Keys (?-?) | |||||
| John Kidd (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Kilgore (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Hiram Kilgore (?-?) | |||||
| James Kilgore (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Kilgore (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| William Kilgore (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Kincannon (?-?) | |||||
| James Kincannon (?-?) | |||||
| Mathew Kincannon (?-?) | |||||
| William Kindle (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew King (?-?) | |||||
| James King (?-?) | |||||
| John King (?-?) | |||||
| Robert King (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas King (?-?) | |||||
| William King (?-?) | |||||
| John Kinkead (?-?) | |||||
| John Kitchen (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Knox (?-?) | |||||
| James Knox (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Knox (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Knox (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Kuykendall (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Kuykendall (?-?) | |||||
| Mathew Kuykendall (?-?) | |||||
| Simon Kuykendall (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Kyle (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Edward Lacey (?-?) | Colonel | (Commanded the Sumpter force during battle) | |||
| David Laird (?-?) | |||||
| James Laird (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| John Laird (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| James Landrum (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Landrum (?-?) | |||||
| Aquilla Lane (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Lane (?-?) | |||||
| Isaac Lane (?-?) | |||||
| Isaac Lane (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| James Lane (?-?) | |||||
| Jesse Lane (?-?) | |||||
| John Lane (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Lane (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Lane (?-?) | |||||
| Tidence Lane (?-?) | |||||
| William Lane (?-?) | |||||
| John Langston (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Langston (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Lankford (?-?) | |||||
| John Lankford (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Lannim (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Large (?-?) | |||||
| Hugh Larrimore (?-?) | |||||
| John Lathan (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Latman (?-?) | |||||
| David Law (?-?) | |||||
| John Lawson (?-?) | |||||
| William Lawson (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Lay (?-?) | |||||
| George Ledbetter (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Abner Lee (?-?) | |||||
| James Lee (?-?) | |||||
| Mathew Leeper (?-?) | |||||
| James Leeper (?-?) | |||||
| James Leeper (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Samuel Leeper (?-?) | |||||
| Shadrack Leffy (?-?) | Lefty, Lufcey, Lovsey | ||||
| William Lengley (?-?) | |||||
| William Lenoir (?-?) | |||||
| William Lenoir (?-?) | Captain | (w) | |||
| Frederick Leonard (?-?) | |||||
| George Leonard (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Leonard (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Leonard (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Lesley (?-?) | |||||
| Michael Lewallen (?-?) | |||||
| Aron Lewis (?-?) | |||||
| Aron Lewis (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Charles Lewis (?-?) | |||||
| James Lewis (?-?) | |||||
| James Martin Lewis (?-?) | Lieutenant | (w) | |||
| Joel Lewis (?-?) | Captain | (w) | |||
| Joel Lewis (?-?) | Lieutenant | (w) | |||
| John Lewis (?-?) | |||||
| Micajah Lewis (?-?) | Major | (w) | |||
| William Terrill Lewis (?-?) | |||||
| Conrad Lienniger (?-?) | |||||
| David Liles (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Limonton (?-?) | |||||
| James Lindsay (?-?) | |||||
| John Lindsay (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Linn (?-?) | |||||
| Daniel Linn (?-?) | |||||
| William Linn (?-?) | |||||
| Catel Litton (?-?) | |||||
| John Litton (?-?) | |||||
| Solomon Litton (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Harmon Liture (?-?) | |||||
| David Livingston (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Logan (?-?) | |||||
| William Logan (?-?) | |||||
| James Logan (?-?) | |||||
| John Long (?-?) | |||||
| Nicholas Long (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Long (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Long (?-?) | |||||
| William Long (?-?) | |||||
| David Looney (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Moses Looney (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Robert Looney (?-?) | |||||
| John Looney (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Love (?-?) | Colonel | ||||
| Hezekiah Love (?-?) | |||||
| John Love (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Love (?-?) | |||||
| William Love (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| John Lowery (?-?) | |||||
| John Lowery (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| William Lowery (?-?) | |||||
| Jacob Lowrance (?-?) | |||||
| -John Loyd (?-?) | |||||
| William Ltyle. (?-?) | |||||
| Isaac Lucas (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Joseph Lucas (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Robert Lucas (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Hugh Lusk (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Lusk (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Lusk (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Samuel Lusk (?-?) | |||||
| William Lusk (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Jacob Lutz (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Lyle (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Lyle (?-?) | |||||
| Jacob Lyman (?-?) | |||||
| Adam Lynn (?-?) | |||||
| David Lynn (?-?) | |||||
| Huberson Lyon (?-?) | Lieutenant | (k) | |||
| Humberson Lyon (?-?) | |||||
| William Lyon (?-?) | |||||
| Archibald Lytle (?-?) | |||||
| Micajah Lytle (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Lytle (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Andrew Madonough (?-?) | |||||
| Taploy Mahannas (?-?) | |||||
| Nichael Mahoney (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Henry Main (?-?) | |||||
| Tobias Main (?-?) | |||||
| John Malaby (?-?) | |||||
| Peter Mall (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Amos Manley (?-?) | |||||
| Josiah Manor (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Manor (?-?) | |||||
| Marmaduke Maples (?-?) | |||||
| Amos Marney (?-?) | |||||
| Marcum Marshall (?-?) | |||||
| George Martin (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| John Martin (?-?) | |||||
| Mathew Martin (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Martin (?-?) | |||||
| Salathiel Martin (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Martin (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Martin (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| William Martin (?-?) | |||||
| James A. Martindale (?-?) | |||||
| Edward Mason (?-?) | |||||
| James Mason (?-?) | |||||
| Patrick Mason (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Mason (?-?) | |||||
| William Mason (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Massingale (?-?) | |||||
| James Massingale (?-?) | |||||
| Michael Massingale (?-?) | |||||
| James Mathews (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Mattox (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Mattox (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| John Mattox (?-?) | Captain | (k) | |||
| George Maxwell (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| James Maxwell (?-?) | |||||
| Jessie Maxwell (?-?) | |||||
| John Maxwell (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Maxwell (?-?) | |||||
| Cassimore May (?-?) | |||||
| Humphrey May (?-?) | |||||
| John May (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Mayes (?-?) | |||||
| William Mayes (?-?) | |||||
| William McAden (?-?) | |||||
| John McAdoo (?-?) | |||||
| Israel McBee (?-?) | |||||
| Silas McBee (?-?) | |||||
| William McCallister (?-?) | |||||
| James McCallon (?-?) | |||||
| Solomon McCampbell (?-?) | |||||
| William McCarthy (?-?) | |||||
| Abraham McClelland (?-?) | |||||
| John McClelland (?-?) | |||||
| James McClough (?-?) | |||||
| John McClure (?-?) | |||||
| Abram McConnell (?-?) | |||||
| Francis McCorkle (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph McCormick (?-?) | |||||
| Robert McCormick (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas McCormick (?-?) | |||||
| William McCormick (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Robert McCoy (?-?) | |||||
| John McCroskey (?-?) | |||||
| Mathew McCroy (?-?) | |||||
| John McCulloch (?-?) | |||||
| Robert McCulloch (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Thomas McCulloch (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Thomas McCullock (?-?) | Lieutenant | (k) | |||
| Samuel McCutchan (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John McCutcheon (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel McCutcheon (?-?) | |||||
| William McCutcheon (?-?) | |||||
| Henry McDaniel (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Rice McDaris (?-?) | Medaris | ||||
| Magnus McDonald (?-?) | |||||
| Charles McDowell (?-?) | Colonel | ||||
| Joseph McDowell (?-?) | Captain | (cousin) | |||
| Joseph McDowell (?-?) | Major | (Commanded his brother Charles' force during battle) | |||
| James McElwee (?-?) | |||||
| John McElwee (?-?) | |||||
| William McElwee (?-?) | |||||
| Robert McFarland (?-?) | |||||
| Robert McFarland (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| John McFerrin (?-?) | |||||
| John McFerrin (?-?) | Ensign | ||||
| Martin McFerrin (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel McGaughey (?-?) | |||||
| John McGill (?-?) | |||||
| James McGrill (?-?) | |||||
| John McHenry (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph McJucken (?-?) | (brother of Daniel McJunkin) | ||||
| Daniel McJunkin (?-?) | (brother of Joseph McJucken) | ||||
| James McKamey (?-?) | |||||
| James McKee (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas McKisnick (?-?) | |||||
| David McKissick (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Alexander McLain (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas McLain (?-?) | |||||
| John McLemore (?-?) | |||||
| William McMaster (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander McMillan (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph McMillan (?-?) | |||||
| William McMillan (?-?) | |||||
| David McNabb (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John McNabb (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John McNabb (?-?) | |||||
| John McNelly (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander McNutt (?-?) | |||||
| George McNutt (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph McPeters (?-?) | |||||
| James McQueen (?-?) | |||||
| William McShaney (?-?) | |||||
| William McSpadden (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew McWheeler (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Meaden (?-?) | |||||
| John Meaden, (?-?) | |||||
| Rice Medaris (?-?) | McDaris | ||||
| Adam Meek (?-?) | |||||
| Adam Meek (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| James Meek (?-?) | |||||
| John Meek (?-?) | |||||
| Moses Meek (?-?) | |||||
| Nathan Mendenhall (?-?) | |||||
| William Meredith (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| William Metcalf (?-?) | |||||
| James Miliken (?-?) | |||||
| John Millen (?-?) | |||||
| James Miller (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John Miller (?-?) | |||||
| John H. Miller (?-?) | |||||
| Martin Miller (?-?) | |||||
| Nicholas Miller (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Robert Miller (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Anthony Millon (?-?) | |||||
| David Mitchel (?-?) | |||||
| Edward Mitchel (?-?) | |||||
| Elijah Mitchel (?-?) | |||||
| James Mitchel (?-?) | |||||
| John Moffett (?-?) | |||||
| John Moffett (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| William Monroe (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Montgomery (?-?) | |||||
| James Montgomery (?-?) | |||||
| James Montgomery (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John Montgomery (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Montgomery (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Montgomery (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Montgomery (?-?) | |||||
| Martin Mooney (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Mooney (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Moore (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Moore (?-?) | |||||
| James Moore (?-?) | |||||
| John Moore (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Moore (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Moore (?-?) | |||||
| William Moore (?-?) | |||||
| William Moore (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| John Moorehead (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Morgan (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Morgan (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Isaac Morgan (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Morrell (?-?) | |||||
| Gideon Morris (?-?) | Sr. | ||||
| Peter Morrison (?-?) | |||||
| William Morrison (?-?) | |||||
| Abraham Moser (?-?) | |||||
| Francis Mosier (?-?) | |||||
| John Mullins (?-?) | |||||
| Jeremiah Munday (?-?) | |||||
| John Murdoch (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Murphee (?-?) | |||||
| John Murphee (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Murphy (?-?) | |||||
| Patrick Murphy (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| William Murphy (?-?) | |||||
| Lewis Musick (?-?) | |||||
| Abraham Nave (?-?) | |||||
| Conrad Nave (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Nave (?-?) | |||||
| Teeler Nave (?-?) | Swiss descent | Teeter and Dieter | |||
| John Neal (?-?) | |||||
| William Neal (?-?) | Captain | (Stayed with foot soldiers) | |||
| Zephaniah Neal (?-?) | |||||
| B. Neally (?-?) | |||||
| William Neally (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Neeley (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| John Nelson (?-?) | |||||
| Sutney Nelson (?-?) | |||||
| Willam Nelson (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Newell (?-?) | Jr. | ||||
| Samuel Newell (?-?) | Lieutenant | (w) | |||
| Samuel Newell (?-?) | Sr. | ||||
| Newland Isaac (?-?) | |||||
| Abram Newland (?-?) | |||||
| Lewis Newland (?-?) | |||||
| Isaac Newman (?-?) | |||||
| Jacob Newman (?-?) | |||||
| John Newman (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Newton (?-?) | |||||
| Flayl Nicholas (?-?) | |||||
| James Nichols (?-?) | |||||
| John Nixon (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| William Norman (?-?) | |||||
| John Norris (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Norton (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Nuanly (?-?) | |||||
| William O'Brien (?-?) | |||||
| Elisha Oglesby (?-?) | |||||
| William Oglesby (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Barney O'Gullion (?-?) | |||||
| Hugh O'Gullion (?-?) | |||||
| John Oliphant (?-?) | |||||
| Dionysius Oliver (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Outlaw (?-?) | |||||
| Wm Overstreet (?-?) | Sgt. | ||||
| Eli Overton (?-?) | |||||
| Enoch Osborne (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| David Owen (?-?) | |||||
| John Owen (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Owen (?-?) | |||||
| John Palmer (?-?) | |||||
| Peter Palmer (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Palmer (?-?) | |||||
| Adam Panter (?-?) | |||||
| Ezekial Parke (?-?) | |||||
| George Parke (?-?) | |||||
| George Parke (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Parke (?-?) | |||||
| Humphrey Parker (?-?) | |||||
| George Parks (?-?) | |||||
| John Parks (?-?) | |||||
| John Parry (?-?) | |||||
| Arthur Patterson (?-?) | (k?) | Sr. | |||
| Arthur Patterson (?-?) | Jr. | ||||
| James Patterson (?-?) | |||||
| John Patterson (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Patterson (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Patterson (?-?) | |||||
| William Patterson (?-?) | |||||
| William Patterson (?-?) | (k?) | ||||
| Jacob Patton (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Patton (?-?) | |||||
| James Pearce (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Joshua Pearce (?-?) | |||||
| Adam Peck (?-?) | |||||
| John Peden (?-?) | |||||
| Silas Peeber (?-?) | |||||
| Able Peek (?-?) | |||||
| Adam Peek (?-?) | |||||
| John Pemberton (?-?) | |||||
| John Pemberton (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Garrett Pendergast (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Pendergrass (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Penland (?-?) | |||||
| Elisha Pepper (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Elisha Perkins (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Perrin (?-?) | |||||
| Jesse Perry (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Perry (?-?) | |||||
| Solomon Perry (?-?) | |||||
| Harmon Perryman (?-?) | |||||
| George Pertle (?-?) | |||||
| William Peters (?-?) | |||||
| James Phillips (?-?) | |||||
| James Phillips (?-?) | Lieutenant | (k) | |||
| Joseph Phillips (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Phillips (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Pierce (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Pilcher (?-?) | |||||
| James Piper (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Pippin (?-?) | |||||
| William Pittman (?-?) | |||||
| William Pittman (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Louis Pitts (?-?) | |||||
| Jacob Plunk (?-?) | |||||
| Ezekial Polk (?-?) | |||||
| Chattam Pollard (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Polson (?-?) | |||||
| James Porter (?-?) | Major | ||||
| John Porter (?-?) | |||||
| Mitchell Porter (?-?) | |||||
| William Porter (?-?) | |||||
| Page Portwood (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Poston (?-?) | |||||
| William Potter (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Pourter (?-?) | |||||
| William Powell (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Prather (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Prather (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Preston (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Preston (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Walter Preston (?-?) | |||||
| James Price (?-?) | |||||
| John Price (?-?) | |||||
| Jonathan Price (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Price (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Price (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| William Price (?-?) | |||||
| Pleasant Proffit (?-?) | |||||
| Martin Pruitt (?-?) | |||||
| Mathew Pryor (?-?) | |||||
| James Purviance (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Purviance (?-?) | |||||
| William Purvriance (?-?) | |||||
| Francis Quarles (?-?) | |||||
| John Quarles (?-?) | |||||
| William Rabb (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| William Rabb (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| John Rains (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| David Rankin (?-?) | |||||
| William Rankin (?-?) | |||||
| Asahl Rawlings (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| Jeremiah Reagan (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| Daniel Reamy (?-?) | |||||
| Peter Reazer (?-?) | |||||
| Abraham Reed (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Reed (?-?) | |||||
| David Reed (?-?) | |||||
| James Reed (?-?) | |||||
| John Reed (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Reed (?-?) | |||||
| Lovett Reed (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Reed (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Reed (?-?) | |||||
| William Reed (?-?) | |||||
| Adam Reep (?-?) | |||||
| Michael Reep (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| David Reese (?-?) | |||||
| James Reese (?-?) | |||||
| Asher Reeves (?-?) | |||||
| William Reeves (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Regan (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Remfeldt (?-?) | |||||
| Asher Reynolds (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Reynolds (?-?) | |||||
| Elisha Reynolds (?-?) | |||||
| Elisha Reynolds (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Henry Reynolds (?-?) | |||||
| James Reynolds (?-?) | |||||
| Nathaniel Reynolds (?-?) | |||||
| John Rhea (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Rhea (?-?) | |||||
| John Rice (?-?) | |||||
| Amos Richardson (?-?) | |||||
| James Richardson (?-?) | |||||
| George Ridley (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| James Riggins (?-?) | |||||
| Bethial Riggs (?-?) | |||||
| Reuben Riggs (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Riggs (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Ritchie (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Ritchie (?-?) | |||||
| William Ritchie (?-?) | |||||
| David Roberts (?-?) | |||||
| Edward Roberts (?-?) | |||||
| James Roberts (?-?) | |||||
| Joshua Roberts (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Robertson (?-?) | Major | ||||
| Elijah Robertson (?-?) | |||||
| John Robertson (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Robertson (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Robertson (?-?) | |||||
| William Robertson (?-?) | |||||
| William Robertson (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| John Robinson (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Thomas Robinson (?-?) | |||||
| William Robinson (?-?) | |||||
| William Robinson (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| James Roddy (?-?) | |||||
| James Roddye (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Benjamin Rogers (?-?) | |||||
| Hugh Rogers (?-?) | |||||
| John Rogers (?-?) | |||||
| William Rogers (?-?) | |||||
| James Roler (?-?) | |||||
| Martin Roler (?-?) | |||||
| Drury Roper (?-?) | |||||
| Roger Roper (?-?) | |||||
| Hosea Rose (?-?) | Lieutenant | Roase | |||
| Sterling Rose (?-?) | |||||
| William Roseborough (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Isaac Ross (?-?) | |||||
| John Ross (?-?) | |||||
| Burlington Rudd (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Rumfield (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Russell (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| George Russell (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Moses Russell (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Russell (?-?) | |||||
| William Russell (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Absolm Rutherford (?-?) | |||||
| William Rutherford (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Sample (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Sample (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Allen Sarrett (?-?) | |||||
| John Sawyers (?-?) | |||||
| John Sawyers (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Martin Schultz (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Scott (?-?) | |||||
| Arthur Scott (?-?) | |||||
| James Scott (?-?) | |||||
| John Scott (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Scott (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Scott (?-?) | Jr. | ||||
| Joseph Scott (?-?) | Lieutenant | Sr. | |||
| Robert Scott (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Scott (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Scott (?-?) | Sr. | ||||
| Thomas Scott (?-?) | |||||
| Walter Scott (?-?) | |||||
| William Scott (?-?) | |||||
| James Scurlock (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Self (?-?) | |||||
| James Sellers (?-?) | |||||
| Jeremiah Selman (?-?) | |||||
| John Setzer (?-?) | |||||
| Abraham Sevier (?-?) | |||||
| James Sevier (?-?) | |||||
| John Sevier (?-?) | Colonel | ||||
| Joseph Sevier (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph II Sevier (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Sevier (?-?) | Captain | (Mortally Wounded) | |||
| Valentine Sevier (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Valentine Sevier (?-?) | Major | ||||
| Robert Shannon (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Thomas Shannon (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Sharp (?-?) | |||||
| Edward Sharp (?-?) | |||||
| James Sharp (?-?) | |||||
| John Sharp (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Sharp (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Sharp (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Sharp (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas E Sharp (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Sharp (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| William Sharp (?-?) | |||||
| Frederick Shaver (?-?) | |||||
| Michael Shaver (?-?) | |||||
| Paul Shaver (?-?) | |||||
| David Shelby (?-?) | |||||
| Evan Jr. Shelby (?-?) | Major | ||||
| Isaac Shelby (?-?) | Colonel | ||||
| James Shelby (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John Shelby (?-?) | |||||
| John Shelby (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Moses Shelby (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Moses Shelby (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Thomas Shelby (?-?) | |||||
| Michael Shell (?-?) | |||||
| Adam Sherrill (?-?) | |||||
| George Sherrill (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Sherrill (?-?) | Jr. | ||||
| Samuel Sherrill (?-?) | Sr. | ||||
| Uriah Sherrill (?-?) | |||||
| William Sherrill (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Richard Shipp (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Shipp (?-?) | |||||
| John Shirley (?-?) | |||||
| Greenbury Shook (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Shote (?-?) | |||||
| Nicholas Shrum (?-?) | |||||
| John Sigmon (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Palsor Sigmon (?-?) | |||||
| William Simmerlin (?-?) | William or ? Summerlin | ||||
| James Simms (?-?) | |||||
| John Simms (?-?) | |||||
| Littlelpage Simms (?-?) | |||||
| William Simpson (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Singleton (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Richard Singleton (?-?) | |||||
| Richard Singleton (?-?) | Major | ||||
| Bartlett Siske (?-?) | |||||
| Daniel Siske (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Henry Skaggs (?-?) | |||||
| John Skaggs (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Henry Slappey (?-?) | Sgt. | ||||
| Alexander Sloan (?-?) | |||||
| John Sloan (?-?) | |||||
| William Sloan (?-?) | |||||
| William Smallwood (?-?) | |||||
| John Smart (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Gabriel Smether (?-?) | |||||
| Reubin Smether (?-?) | |||||
| Daniel Smith (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| David Smith (?-?) | |||||
| Eaton Smith (?-?) | |||||
| Edward Smith (?-?) | |||||
| Edward Smith (?-?) | |||||
| Edward Smith (?-?) | |||||
| Ezekial Smith (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| George Smith (?-?) | |||||
| Harnett Smith (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Smith (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Smith (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Henry Smith (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| J. M. Smith (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| James Smith (?-?) | |||||
| John Smith (?-?) | |||||
| Jones Smith (?-?) | |||||
| Leighton Smith (?-?) | |||||
| Miner Smith (?-?) | Captain | (w) | |||
| Obediah Smith (?-?) | |||||
| Phillip Smith (?-?) | |||||
| Ransom Smith (?-?) | |||||
| William Smith (?-?) | |||||
| William Smith (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Gabriel Smithers (?-?) | |||||
| James Smool (?-?) | |||||
| John Snoddy (?-?) | |||||
| John Snoddy (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| James Snodgrass (?-?) | |||||
| William Snodgrass (?-?) | |||||
| John Somers (?-?) | |||||
| William Sorter (?-?) | |||||
| John Sparks (?-?) | |||||
| John Speltz (?-?) | |||||
| William Spicer (?-?) | |||||
| Nicholas Starnes (?-?) | |||||
| Peter Starnes (?-?) | |||||
| John Stamey (?-?) | |||||
| Joel Stamper (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Steed (?-?) | |||||
| John Steele (?-?) | |||||
| John Steele (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Joseph Steele (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Steele (?-?) | |||||
| William Steele (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| James Steen (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| James Steen (?-?) | Colonel | ||||
| James Stellars (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Stencipher (?-?) | |||||
| Jacob Stephens (?-?) | |||||
| Joshua Stephens (?-?) | |||||
| Mashack Stephens (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Sterling (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Sterrett (?-?) | |||||
| James Stevenson (?-?) | |||||
| John Stevenson (?-?) | |||||
| James Stewart (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Stewart (?-?) | Major | ||||
| William Stewart (?-?) | |||||
| James Stinson (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| George Stockton (?-?) | |||||
| John Stockton (?-?) | |||||
| William Stockton (?-?) | |||||
| Conway Stone (?-?) | |||||
| Ezekial Stone (?-?) | |||||
| Solomon Stone (?-?) | |||||
| William Stone (?-?) | |||||
| Bartholemew Stovall (?-?) | |||||
| Anthony Waddy Street (?-?) | |||||
| James Clayton Stribling (?-?) | |||||
| Frances Sturgill (?-?) | Pvt. | ||||
| John Sufferet (?-?) | |||||
| William Sulcer (?-?) | |||||
| William Summerlin (?-?) | William or ? Simmerlin | ||||
| David Sutherland (?-?) | |||||
| Mark Swadley (?-?) | |||||
| John Swanson (?-?) | |||||
| Moses Sweeney (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Sweet (?-?) | |||||
| Michael Sword (?-?) | |||||
| James Syles (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| William Tabor (?-?) | |||||
| George Taff (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Talbert (?-?) | |||||
| James Talbot (?-?) | |||||
| Mathew Talbot (?-?) | Jr. | ||||
| Thomas Talbot (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| David Tate (?-?) | |||||
| James Tate (?-?) | |||||
| John Tate (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Tate (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Tate (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Tate (?-?) | Major | ||||
| James Tatum (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Tatum (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Taylor (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Taylor (?-?) | Jr. | ||||
| Christopher Taylor (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Isaac Taylor (?-?) | |||||
| James Taylor (?-?) | |||||
| James Taylor (?-?) | |||||
| Leroy Taylor (?-?) | |||||
| Parmenus Taylor (?-?) | |||||
| Major Temple (?-?) | |||||
| John Templeton (?-?) | |||||
| Micajah Terrell (?-?) | |||||
| Richmond Terrell (?-?) | |||||
| William Terrell (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Thatcher (?-?) | |||||
| Isaac Thomas (?-?) | |||||
| John Thomas (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Thompson (?-?) | |||||
| James Thompson (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John Thompson (?-?) | |||||
| John Thompson (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Samuel Thompson (?-?) | |||||
| William Thompson (?-?) | |||||
| Isaac H. Thrasher (?-?) | (see last living survivor 1860 Commissioner of Pensions) | ||||
| Phillip Thurman (?-?) | |||||
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| Golden Tinsley (?-?) | |||||
| Conrad Tippong (?-?) | |||||
| Jonathan Tipton (?-?) | Major | ||||
| William Tipton (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| James Todd (?-?) | |||||
| Jesse Toliver (?-?) | |||||
| Moses Toliver (?-?) | |||||
| Abraham Toney (?-?) | |||||
| Roger Topp (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Tom Topp (?-?) | |||||
| William Topp (?-?) | |||||
| John Townzen (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Townsend (?-?) | |||||
| James Trail (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Treadway (?-?) | |||||
| James Trice (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Trimble (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| William Trimble (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Obadiah Trimmier (?-?) | |||||
| John Tubb (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| John Tucker (?-?) | |||||
| John Turbyfill (?-?) | |||||
| Peter Turney (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| Peter Turnley (?-?) | |||||
| George Turnley (?-?) | |||||
| Anthony Twitty (?-?) | |||||
| William Twitty (?-?) | |||||
| William Utley (?-?) | |||||
| Jacob Van Hook (?-?) | |||||
| David Vance (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| James Vance (?-?) | |||||
| John Vance (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Samuel Vance (?-?) | |||||
| John Vance (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Vanhook (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Nathan I. Veatch (?-?) | |||||
| Elijah Vicker (?-?) | |||||
| John Vichar (?-?) | |||||
| John Waddell (?-?) | |||||
| Martin Waddell (?-?) | |||||
| Peter Waldrin (?-?) | |||||
| Felix Walker (?-?) | Lt Colonel | ||||
| John Walker (?-?) | |||||
| William Walker (?-?) | |||||
| Jacob Wall (?-?) | |||||
| Andrew Wallace (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John Wallace (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Wallace (?-?) | |||||
| William Walling (?-?) | |||||
| Jesse Walton (?-?) | Major | ||||
| Martin Walton (?-?) | |||||
| William Walton (?-?) | |||||
| David Ward (?-?) | |||||
| William Ward (?-?) | |||||
| Captain Warren (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Wash (?-?) | |||||
| Moses Waters (?-?) | |||||
| George Watkins (?-?) | |||||
| Major Watson Patrick (?-?) | (Stayed with foot soldiers) | ||||
| David Watson (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Watson (?-?) | |||||
| William Watson (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Robert Weakly (?-?) | |||||
| John Wear (?-?) | |||||
| Frederick Weaver (?-?) | |||||
| John Weaver (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Weaver (?-?) | |||||
| David Webb (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| George Webb (?-?) | |||||
| John Weir (?-?) | |||||
| John Weir (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Samuel Weir (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| James Welch (?-?) | |||||
| David Welchel (?-?) | |||||
| Francis Welchel (?-?) | |||||
| John Welchel (?-?) | |||||
| John Welchel (?-?) | |||||
| William Welchel (?-?) | |||||
| John Wells (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Wells (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Wells (?-?) | |||||
| Benjamin Wheeler (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| Charles Whit (?-?) | |||||
| John Whitaker (?-?) | |||||
| John Whitaker (?-?) | Corpl. | ||||
| Benjamin White (?-?) | |||||
| Gordon White (?-?) | |||||
| Isaac White (?-?) | |||||
| Isaac White (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Joseph White (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Richard White (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Solomon White (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas White (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| William White (?-?) | |||||
| Abraham Whitener (?-?) | |||||
| Daniel Whitener (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Whitener (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Davis Whiteside (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| John Whitesides (?-?) | |||||
| Solomon Whitten (?-?) | |||||
| John Wilburn (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Wiley (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| George Wilfong (?-?) | Major | ||||
| John Wilfong (?-?) | (w) | ||||
| Benjamin Williams (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Williams (?-?) | |||||
| Daniel Williams (?-?) | |||||
| James Williams (?-?) | |||||
| James Williams (?-?) | Colonel | (k) | |||
| John Williams (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Williams (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Mathew Williams (?-?) | |||||
| Phillip Williams (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Williams (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Williams (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Williams (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Shadrack Williams (?-?) | |||||
| John Williamson (?-?) | |||||
| Jacob Williford (?-?) | |||||
| Smith Willis (?-?) | |||||
| Mathew Willoughby (?-?) | |||||
| William Willoughby (?-?) | |||||
| William Willoughby (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| Andrew Wilson (?-?) | |||||
| John Wilson (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Wilson (?-?) | |||||
| Joseph Wilson (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Robert Wilson (?-?) | |||||
| Zacheus Wilson (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Francis Winstead (?-?) | |||||
| Elisha Withers (?-?) | |||||
| John Withers (?-?) | |||||
| David Witherspoon (?-?) | Lieutenant | ||||
| John Witherspoon (?-?) | |||||
| James Withrow (?-?) | |||||
| James Withrow (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Jacob Womach (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| Obediah Wood (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Wood (?-?) | Captain | ||||
| John Woods (?-?) | |||||
| Jonathan Woods (?-?) | |||||
| Michael Woods (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Woolsey (?-?) | |||||
| Charles Word (?-?) | (k) | ||||
| Cuthbert Word (?-?) | |||||
| John Word (?-?) | |||||
| Peter Word (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Word (?-?) | |||||
| Alexander Wyley (?-?) | |||||
| James Wyley (?-?) | |||||
| John Wyley (?-?) | |||||
| William Wynn (?-?) | |||||
| Ambrose Yancey (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Yates (?-?) | |||||
| Wm Yeates (?-?) | |||||
| Henry Yeary (?-?) | |||||
| Conrad Yoder (?-?) | |||||
| George Yontz (?-?) | |||||
| David Young (?-?) | |||||
| Isham Young (?-?) | (?) | ||||
| James Young (?-?) | |||||
| Robert Young (?-?) | |||||
| Samuel Young (?-?) | |||||
| Thomas Young (?-?) | |||||
| William Young (?-?) |
* Said to have fought as King's Mt. Ref: White: KMM:192 (Rev. War Soldiers who are buried in TN page 90)
wikipedia:Battle of Kings Mountain Battle of Kings Mountain http://www.tngenweb.org/revwar/kingsmountain.html Carden, 2006 http://www.tngenweb.org/revwar/kingsmountain/sharp.html
   | National Park web pages - Kings Mountain National Military Park (U.S. National Park Service) |
| | Roan Mountain (Tennessee) Citizens Club - Overmountain Men Celebration - Roan Mountain, Tennessee - Roan Mountain Citizens Club |
| | ''The Wataugans'' - The Official Outdoor Drama of the State of Tennessee - www.thewataugans.org |
| | The American Rifle: At the Battle of Kings Mountain - NPS Publications: Popular Study Series |
| | The Real Battle of Kings Mountain - The Battle of Kings Mountain |
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