1 min read. Franklin, John 1781 Corp in the 3rd Cont Reg of Light Dragoons under Lt-Col Hampton Roster p. 330, Patriot p. 85 Franks, Marshall 1781 Private or Seg under Capt Duvall & Col Casey Roster p. 330, Papers Freeman, John 1781 Capt in Virginia Army under Gen Greene Papers French, Benjamin 1781 Private under Col John Greene's Virginia Regiment . Lane John C. Lane A. Tatum First LieutenantJoseph G. Penn Second LieutenantR. 20, No. Captain John E. Penns Company Patrick-Henry Volunteers left Penns Store July 1, 1861 for Lynchburg to go into camp for military instruction. Liverpool wanted a more practical relationship with the United States. The GCVHF office will be open by appointment only until April 2023. J. Woolwine, 4thCorporal, promoted to Orderly Sergeant in 1861, elected Lieutenant in 1862 and promoted to Captain in 1864. 578 East Main Street A.Lawless, George W.Loving, Arthur J. Richard Taylor told Thomas Shoemaker, he had "been in nine battles and would be in ninety-nine more before the British gained the day." T. Akers, 1stLieutenant first year of war, elected Captain 1862, promoted to Major of Rgt in 1864A. 1657, to nephew Nathaniel Taylor, son of James Taylor, 1,000 acres of my Military land, No. On December 28, 1775, the Continental Congress voted to raise four more regiments in Virginia. The information contained in this officer roster indicates that there was a sixth regiment of the Virginia State Line, probably commanded by Colonel Robert Taylor Preston. 124-127.) The regiment served in the French and Indian War, with members participating in actions at Jumonville Glen and Fort Necessity in 1754, the Braddock expedition in 1755, and the Forbes expedition in 1758. In 1758, Virginia raised two additional regiments of a thousand men each for the Forbes Expedition. Francis paid taxes on eight slaves on 23 Jun 1786. Clement Read. One of those brothers, Charles, was killed in the Battle of Mark's Mill in July 1864 in Arkansas, as a member of the 43rd Indiana regiment. K. Harrell CorporalR. By February 1776, the Culpeper Minutemen in the Tidewater region were discharged and sent home. 3 (Jul., 1912), pp. Cloudflare Ray ID: 7a28552d38246a8c Received of Francis Taylor Colo Regiment of Guards Two Blankets for the Use of Soldiers of the Western Battalion Montpellier Jan'y 13th 1834 Dear Sir [A. M. Green] I rec'd. your letter of the 11th enclosing the Memorial now returned of Francis Taylor to the Virginia House of Delegates in 1785. Commanded by Col. John Bailey. Elected Lieutenant killed in battleAkers, Nathaniel C.Akers, William Tyler Died of woundsAdams, M. P. Killed in battleAkers, Isaac N. Promoted to SergeantAgee, G. M.Agee, John T. Died in serviceAkers, Samuel R. Promoted to SergeantAnthony, J. V.Adams, J. I.Allen, Creed G. DesertedAkers, E. A.Branch, Joshua DesertedBrammer, Jonathan S.Burnett, JeremiahBalisles, George W.Burnett, John Died May 27, 1927Boyd, IsaacBelcher, CostleyBrammer, M. S.Belcher, PeterBelcher, Daniel Died in serviceBurnett, J. Moore Fauntleroy. F. Shelor, 2ndSergeant then promoted to 1stSergeant, Company D, then to Lieutenant, Company DIsaac A. Nolen, 3rdSergeant, first year of war, did not reenlistW. Died at Point LookoutHarriss, GreenHylton, James A.Houchens, John Left in Tennessee, February, 1862Handy, W. R.Handy, IsaacHoland, Ballard Died at Point LookoutHatcher, JohnHatcher, JosephKing, Robert F.Kimbal, WilliamLawson, Silas Still living at West Emmis, MO 1914Lambert, C. C.Lawson, W. Z. T. Killed May, 1863Lawson, A. T. Died at Point LookoutLewis, A. J.Mankins, Joel Died Point LookoutMankins, CloudMankins, _____McAlexander, Joel Died Richmond, 1865McMillon, EdwardMabe, SamuelMonday, J. A.McPeak, Bluford WoundedMays, George Died at Elmira, New York 1865Moore, E. E. Left in Maryland, 1864Newman, Joseph Died Point LookoutNewman, JohnPerkins, C. T. Killed at Fort Donaldson 1864Perkins, William Killed at Fort Donaldson 1863Puckett, ReedPuckett, RobertPuckett, ElijahPuckett, DoctorPuckett, EphraimPuckett, JohnPagget, CampbellPickeral, RichardPalmer, Tiberious Left Maryland 1864Pendleton, A. C. Killed Winchester 1864Pack, James Killed ChancellorsvillePack, John Killed ChancellorsvilleRogers, SandersRichardson, H. D.Richardson, ElkanahRakes, C. B. %PDF-1.4 % Addeddate 2009-06-16 15:34:52 Associated-names Eckenrode, H. J. Distrikt rekrutierte Regiment wurde in Indianapolis, Indiana, mit einer Strke von 1.082 Mann organisiert und am 9.Mrz 1865 versammelt. Richard Taylor, Capt. After the battle of Fort Necessity, the Assembly voted to increase the size of the regiment from five companies to ten. GitHub export from English Wikipedia. "Officers represented in the Society of the Cincinnati", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Richard_Taylor_(colonel)&oldid=1131084418, American people of the Northwest Indian War, Military personnel from Louisville, Kentucky, Fathers of presidents of the United States, Articles with unsourced statements from August 2018, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0, This page was last edited on 2 January 2023, at 13:31. The families with which Francis had business and social dealings included the names of Alcock, Barbour, Bell, Burnley, Catlett, Chew, Conway, Dade, Gaines, Gibson, Glassell, Howard, Lee, Madison, Moore, Pendleton, Taliaferro, and of course his Taylor kin. [1] The substantial amount of information we have on Francis comes primarily from: Francis was an early member of the Culpeper Minutemen, a group of volunteers from Culpeper, Faquier, and Orange counties. 1659, to nephew Francis Taylor, son of Reuben Taylor, 2/3 of 3,000 acres of land on Blackford Creek in Kentucky (Patent granted 17th of May), to brother William Taylor, my share/interest in lands/warrants for lands in partnership with James Taylor, Edmund Taylor, decd, myself, and this said William Taylor, to brothers Reuben Taylor and Benjamin Taylor, my part/interest in land devised to me by my late brother John Taylor, decd. The figure is mounted on a pedestal eight feet high which is lined with bronze plaques describing the history and service of the Regiment through seven wars. 2021 Valley Forge Legacy Muster Roll Project. River Plantations as a center of historical interest and as a beautifully restored example of the Mansions that graced Virginia's Golden Age.The land on which it . 10th - Remnants of the old 10th consolidated into the new 6th. Taylor's company from 28th January to 28th March. Assigned to August's Brigade, Department of the Peninsula. Killed near RichmondSayers, Phil Killed near RichmondSayers, WilliamShelor, G. B. Broke Dec. 24, 1813, and Sturgis elected to fill vacancy. They lived first at his plantation, "Hare Forest". 11th - The old 11th Regiment was renumbered as the new 7th. Taylor was born in Orange County, Virginia in 1744 to Zachary Taylor and Elizabeth Lee. R. Hall Third LieutenantJ. A copy of Francis Taylor's will is on file at the Filston Historical Society, Louisville, Kentucky, Taylor-Cannon Collection, Box 6, #51-58. Click to reveal 1st virginia regiment Posted on February 21, 2021 September 2, 2021 by Michele Murphy Stirling's Division | Muhlenberg's Brigade | 1st Virginia Regiment Grady, Edward B - State: Virginia - Regiment: 56 (Taylor's) Virginia Militia Image View Full Item Description Enlistment rank: Captain, discharge rank: Captain Creator War Department. D. Lee Ross, Captain first year of war, did not reenlist.W. Wounded at Gettysburg, died from woundsLeak, ThomasLight, H. C. First Corporal, twice woundedLawson, Hamp DisappearedMabe, WilliamMartin, A. W. WoundedMartin, John W. Died in hospitalMartin, James Died in hospitalMoss, Doc Died in hospitalMoss, RobertNunn, WilliamNunn, EdwardNunn, Frank Died in hospitalOverby, Thomas Died in hospitalPlasters, W. C. Wounded at GettysburgPlasters, Mark Wounded at Seven PinesPlasters, Joseph Died in hospital at RichmondPlasters, Mike Died in hospital at Newport NewsPuckett, HoseyPack, James Died in hospitalRoberson, William Died in campRoberson, James M.Radford, R. F.Ross, Lewis T.Simpson, HowardShelton, Joseph A. Some of the Union units are identified as formed in 1864. At the time Gwynn's Island was taken by the Virginians, Major Byrd . Discharged from Monroe County, VAMoran, James Killed at Lee Town, VirginiaNunn, WilliamNewman, JohnPendleton, V. H.Pigg, Paul C.Pigg, ThomasPlaster, T. J.Rakes, David DesertedRakes, Thomas T.Rorrer, John W.Reed, FlemonRichardson, John S.Shelor, J. F.Summer, J. H. From Floyd CountyScott, John W.Scott, SamuelSouers, T. E.Terry, Henry C.Terry, W. A.Terry, Mat Wounded at Fort DonelsonTerry, John J.Underwood, Alfred Crossed lines to OhioWood, ElijahWilliams, James DesertedWood, John B.Willard, A. J.Roberson, Welch. John E. Penn CaptainJ. This recurring payment can be stopped at the end of any membership year. The enemy were found so strongly fortified on he Alleghany Mountains that our General deemed it impossible to dislodge them. v. 6, p. F Company was an infantry company in the United States Army's 78th "Lightning" Division's second battalion of the 310th Infantry Regiment. You pay each year by check or PayPal. J. Harbour, 2ndLieutenant, first year of war, did not reenlistC. All four kamikaze UAVs were destroyed by air defense forces and equipment," they said. Genealogy Trails This is only part of the roll but it is the best we can do now. Confederate Units 1st Virginia Infantry Regiment Company A - Richmond Grays Company B - Richmond City Guard Company C - Montgomery Guard Company D - Old Dominion Guard We are a public charity under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The 12th Virginia Infantry Regiment was an infantry regiment mostly raised in Petersburg Virginia for service in the Confederate States Army during. The Valley Forge Park Alliance maintains the Muster Roll Project and helps to inspire appreciation of and support for Valley Forge National Historical Park. May 17. The command was then ordered to Sewell Mountain to reinforce General Gloyd and Wise who were falling back in the face of a large force of the enemy. King's Mountain, men from Southwest Virginia contributing to this fortunate result. It is said of them that "the most inexpert hands reckon it an indifferent shot to miss the bigness of a man's face at 100 yards." Betty -- funeral was held 29 Jul 1787, with Old Judy, Frank -- bequeathed to Francis by his father, got bit by a snake 23 Jun 1786, Old Judy -- funeral was held 29 Jul 1787, with Betty, Milley -- had a son (not named) born 04 Mar 1788. 9, 1780. Company F, Captain Cary's "F Company"; Company G, Captain William H. Gordon's company. [7], Most recruits were characterized by Washington as "loose, Idle Persons quite destitute of House, and Home. Your membership lasts for one year. Rgiment de Walsh. He was promoted to major and assigned to the 15th Virginia Regiment on 20 Mar 1778. He issued a repeal of the Orders in Council, but the U.S. was unaware of this, as it took three weeks for the news to cross the Atlantic. 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John Taylor's Co.; reported on regimental morning report for Jan. 6, 1862 46th Regiment Virginia Militia (Pendleton County) This regiment was ordered into service Nov. 14,. This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. You can set up a recurring payment for your membership so you dont have to remember to renew every year. This roll is as near complete as we can get and if there are any names left out please send them to William Ayers, Stuart, Virginia and they will be placed on the roll. When Taylor was 23 years old, the Union army drafted him into service, and he mustered into the 2nd USCT Infantry Regiment on August 24, 1863, in Washington, D.C. His enlistment records describe him as 5 feet, 8 1/2 inches tall, with black hair, black eyes, and a dark complexion. Email: research_support@graysonheritage.org T. Noel Second LieutenantB. Living in Carroll CountyYeatts, George W.Robertson, Jack, Roberson, Samuel F. Company K, 10thVirginia CavalryRoberson, Daniel A Company K, 10thVirginia CavalryBennett, Thomas Killed, 10thVirginia CavalryBennett, Venith T. Killed, Company K, 10thVirginia CavalryMcAlexander, Peter Company K, 10thVirginia CavalryWright, Jackson Orange ArtilleryWright, Wash Orange ArtilleryEmberson, Wade Orange ArtilleryAkers, Henry Died, Orange ArtilleryMartin, C. J. Orange ArtilleryThomas, Taswell Orange ArtilleryThomas R. T. Orange ArtilleryThomas, R. H. Orange ArtilleryRorrer, William A Orange ArtilleryShelton, Robert Orange ArtilleryWright, S. G. Died, Orange ArtilleryWood, Elijah Orange ArtilleryHelm, Adam Orange ArtilleryBennett, Bluford Died, Orange ArtilleryBurnett, JacobThomas, JacksonThomas, JamesHouchins, LeeRatliff, C. L.Roberson, AbramMartin, JohnHall, HenryVia, IsaacVia, Ruben Died 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryBoaz, Jefferson Died 32ndVirginia CavalryBurge, D. E.Joyce, William 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryBoaz, James 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryAllen, George 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryAdams, William 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryFry, Richard 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryYoung, C. H. 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryCobb, T. 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryMays, James 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalrySpencer, John 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryCollins, Levi P. Company H, 23rdVirginia BattalionMoss, W. A. When the men who attended its convention voted for secession in April 1861, it was the third time they had brought the issue to a vote. Militia in 1830 and was commissioned as Justice of the Peace of Montgomery County in 1837. All information was obtained from the books "A History of Madison County" by Claude Lindsay Yowell, "For Home and Honor" by Harold Woodward Jr, and the "7th Virginia Infantry" Regimental book by David F. Riggs. H. Rangeley Third LieutenantC. Entered Valley Forge with 406 assigned and 122 fit for duty. J. Hatcher Sergeant, died Elmira, New YorkJoseph Smith Sergeant, went westEmy Deatherage SergeantF. [5][6], With the outbreak of the Cherokee War, the Assembly prolonged the Regiment's service, adding 300 men in three companies as frontier guards. Elected 7th Jan. 1814, served 25 days as private, and 46 days as sergeant, in place of Pippin, broke. Your membership fee will automatically be charged to a credit card or PayPal account every year. Signed 17 Apr 1797. Company B, Richmond City Guard. endstream endobj 39 0 obj <>stream