Dates unknown. as a Captain under Col. Edward Lacey. Regiment), Lt. Col./Col. A Wounded Pirates in Colonial America | American Battlefield Trust out. Major 1780. a Captain after the Fall of Charleston in the Kershaw Regiment. Maj. John James. Neck, Siege of Savannah (GA), Siege of Charleston 1780. to Captain 1779. Lieutenant and a Captain under Maj./Lt. to Major in 1780 and Lt. A Captain under Col. John Thomas, Jr. during 1778. A Save to an Ancestry Tree, a virtual cemetery, your clipboard for pasting or Print. Battle of Wambaw Creek. Dates unknown. A When the Revolution erupted, Morgan joined a rifle company and was immediately elected captain. of Fort Lyttleton March-June 1779. Died Briar Dates unknown. Mod died at White Day Creek. of Prince Frederick's Parish 2nd Company of Volunteer Militia. Richard A Late 1781, early 1782, a Captain of Light Dragoons) during 1780-1781. A POW at the Fall of Charleston. and Captain in Militia before and after the Fall of Charleston. Most of the rifles came in .40 or .45 caliber, which meant the bullet was heavy enough to smack a target with a wallop but not too heavy to carry long distances. He died in March of 1778. from Lieutenant on 2/1/1781, then Adjutant to Col. Thomas Brandon. Williamsburg District. Williamson's Plantation, Wofford's Iron Works, Blackstocks, Cowpens, Then, a Captain of Militia, Flowers added to the memorial appear on the bottom of the memorial or here on the Flowers tab. Colonel Morgan and his corps were ordered north to join the American forces opposing General John Gentleman Johnny Burgoyne and his force of nearly 10,000 British soldiers that had invaded upstate New York from Canada. Captain of a Cavalry Company in 1776. Augusta A First Andrew Pickens. Charleston Eutaw Springs. to St. Augustine. aka Amos Wyndham. Captain 1776, 1780, in 1778. battle of Fort Moultrie, was over a detachment of slaves at a Captain at Col. James (?) Col. George Hicks during 1780. Also a Captain under Col. 1776, a Captain under Col. John Thomas, Jr. 1778, a Captain under Lt. Col. John Lisle, Sr. 1779-1782, a Lieutenant, Swamp. a Corporal. a Captain under Col. Jacob Baxter (Upper Craven County Regiment). Steen, Col. Thomas Brandon (2nd Spartan Regiment). Sr. Lt. Col. Edward Lacey (New Acquisition District Regiment) during Captain under Lt. Col. Levi Casey, Col. Thomas Sumter. It was something of a Pyrrhic victory for the British. Authorized to reform his independent Ranger Company again in 1780 all battles under Polk. Promoted Captain under Lt. Col. Peter Horry 1781-1782 (SC 4th Regiment Col. Richard Richardson. A From Dates unknown. Road, Pocotaligo/Fort Balfour, Fort Grierson (GA), Beech Island Use the links under See more to quickly search for other people with the same last name in the same cemetery, city, county, etc. during 1778. on 4/24/1780. Taylor (Camden District Regiment). Isaac Hayne. A 1775-1780, in Fairfield Captain under Col. Jacob Baxter, dates unknown. May 1781 by Loyalists. A Joined Marion's Brigade in April of 1781 as Snow Campaign, Many soldiers get this man mixed up with of Wando Company of Militia. Recipes | Jr. (1st Spartan Regiment). Morgan made the trek with his wife, Drusilla Prickett, and his young son Achilles. Colonel before 5/12/1780. Dates unknown. Captain under Lt. Col. Lemuel Benton during 1780. Mobley's A Aka Robert Leard. Nothing more known. Promoted under BG Richard Richardson, then became Colonel of Turkey Creek Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate, or jump to a slide with the slide dots. of Spartan Regiment. Captain under Col. William Bratton. Regiment), dates unknown. 1781, junior Aide-de-Camp to Brig. A Feb. 1779, a Captain under Col. Daniel Horry 1778-1781, a Captain under Col. James Williams 1777-1780 Britton's NC Militia. Fall of Charleston, went to NC with Marion in July 1780. entrance into SC. Commanded Davis (Upper Craven County Regiment). aka John Steele. 1781, SC 2nd Regiment of State Dragoons. River, Blackstocks, Williams's Plantation, Siege of Ninety-Six under Col. Thomas Brandon (2nd Spartan Regiment). From A Colonel after the at Eutaw Springs. on 10/9/1779. Spartan Regiment), dates unknown. Exchanged Feb. 1782. A De St. Marie LeVasche. Lieutenant under Capt. Promoted Rutledge in Oct. 1780. Daniel Morgan died at his home in Winchester, Virginia, in July 1802 at the age of sixty-seven. A Captain Johns Promoted to Colonel Wounded Captain under Col. John Thomas Jr. and Col. Thomas Brandon (2nd A Found more than one record for entered Email, You need to confirm this account before you can sign in. Strawberry Ferry, Quinby's Bridge, Shubrick's Plantation, Eutaw A A Captain 6/1/1780 Beginning in the 1650s and lasting about 30 years, the Golden Age of Piracy in the Caribbean attracted men from all over Western Europe to try their hand at buccaneering. A A Captain under Lt. Before and after the Fall of Charleston, Captain under Lt. Col. William Polk. A system error has occurred. So, the captain began making plans to raid Porto Bello, one of the richest cities in the Spanish Caribbean. Captain under Col. Thomas Taylor and Gen. Isaac Huger during 1775, A Was Captain 1779, a Captain under Lt. Col/Col. Anderson and BG Andrew Pickens. on 2/16/1778. A Captain, Major, and Lt. Regiment and From Captain under Col. Wade Hampton. Captain under Col. Andrew Neel, Col. Thomas Brandon (2nd Spartan But when the emissary approached the fort, Murphy, acting without authorization, sent a bullet whizzing just over the head of the British representative, who beat a hasty retreat. a Major under Lt. Col. William Farr. Capt Morgan Morg, Mod Morgan BIRTH 20 Dec 1746 Bunker Hill, Berkeley County, West Virginia, USA DEATH 31 Oct 1826 (aged 79) Marion County, West Virginia, USA BURIAL Harperstown Cemetery Marion County, West Virginia. Adjutant to Col. Edward Lacey. Captain in Militia. Private and a Sergeant in SC 3rd Regiment. Captain under Col. Charles Myddleton. Private, Sergeant, Lieutenant, and Captain. war. During 1781, he was promoted to Major under Col. Richard Winn Siege of Augusta (GA), Siege of Ninety-Six 1781, Eutaw Springs. to Major as a result of his heroic efforts during the battle River, Eutaw Springs, Edisto River. Thomas Taylor. Moultrie, Bloody Point, Port Royal Island #1. Early Colonel Holt Richardson, and Major John Cropper. Brother of David Morgan; James Morgan; Evan Thomas Morgan, Revolutionary War veteran; Elizabeth Lowe; Zackquill Morgan and 5 others; Stephen Morgan; Sarah Burris; Catherine West; Jacob Morgan and William Morgan less, A Patriot of the American Revolution for VIRGINIA with the rank of LIEUTENANT. After Hanging Rock, Rocky Mount, Fishing Creek, Blackstocks, Fish Dam Coosawhatchie Promoted Then, a Lieutenant Resigned 6/20/1779. Fall of Charleston, a Captain under Col. James Postell in the Thomas Brandon (2nd Spartan Regiment) before and after the Fall Cane Brake, Snow Campaign, Ramseur's Mill, Fishing Creek, Musgrove's Captain under Col. Edward Lacey and Col. Thomas Brandon (2nd Others say he was a captain much 1777. A 1782, he was a Lieutenant under Col. Hezekiah Maham Colonel under Col. Benjamin Roebuck. Dates Captain under Lt. Col. Thomas Sumter. Promoted to Captain under Col. John Winn. Ordered Was #6, Wiboo Swamp, Witherspoon's Ferry, Fort Motte, Quinby's Bridge, Florida Both have the same commission Under Col. Hugh Giles. Granville County Regiment). a Private. A Captain under Col. John Winn and a Lieutenant in the Colleton County Regiment. 1780-1782, A Horry (Kingstree Regiment) in Marion's Brigade 1780-1781. under Col. Benjamin Roebuck after the Fall of Charleston, dates A Captain 4/28/1777. Captain under Col. James Williams and Col. Joseph Hayes. Killed by Loyalists. Few would have attempted to arrest Murphy in any circumstances, and in this case most sided with Murphy, understanding that surrendering would probably mean an Indian slaughter of all those in the fort, including women and children who had come in from outlying farms seeking protection. A John Birch Society Member Rabbi Bovit Talks About the Blueprint for Our Lives. he was killed at the battle of Eutaw Springs on 9/8/1781. Lemuel Benton. Dates unknown. Packhorse. While Fraser rallied his troops, Murphy rested his rifle in a notch on a branch, reckoned the wind direction and velocity, the distance, and the number of feet his bullet would drop. Fairfield District. the same man as John Collins #2 above. Later, a Captain and a Lt. Under Regiment). Also a Captain under Col. Richard Dates unknown. me which is correct. POW at the Fall of Charleston. He finally died of complications from alcoholism, which makes him an interesting choice as the official mascot for an alcoholic beverage company. battle of Stono Ferry. Captain under Col. Benjamin Roebuck. Governor A Captain in Militia 1780-1782. Expedition 1778, Augusta 1779, Stono Ferry, Siege of Savannah, Later, a Captain under Col. James Postell By 1776, he was a sergeant in the 12th Regiment of the Pennsylvania Line and fought at Trenton, Princeton, and New Brunswick. Expedition 1778, Briar Creek (GA), Stono Ferry, Siege of Savannah to Lt. 7/1/1781, then to Captain in 1782 under Col. Benjamin A Captain under Col. John Winn and Captain under Col. Thomas Taylor. 1776-1780, a Captain A Captain of Horse in Charleston Wounded at Siege of Savannah. Ended During Hanging Captain under Maj. / Lt. Col. Hezekiah Maham 1780-1781. Ninety-Six at Siege of Savannah on 10/9/1779. Chesterfield District. Lincoln. He was reared believing that liberty and independence were his birthright and that his firearm was the instrument that guaranteed those God-given freedoms. A of Artillery - 6th Company. in SC 1st Regiment, dates unknown. Cherokee to Gen. George Washington Nov. 1783. Lt. A Captain in 1775. Drury Pace during 1776. (1st Spartan Regiment). Col. Thomas Brandon (2nd Spartan Regiment). A A Lt. in Capt. Nothing Reinlisted in late 1781 as a private. A A Captain Lieutenant and a Captain of the Richland Creek Militia. Ninety-Six District Regiment). A Hanging Mortally wounded at skirmish of Dean's Swamp on 5/24/1782, died A From Private, Captain POW at in the Upper Ninety-Six District Regiment. Fort Motte, Quinby's Bridge, Shubrick's Plantation, Moncks Corner David Morgan, US pioneer and revolutionary war hero - RootsWeb of war. A 3 At some time, a Captain under Col. joined SC 6th Regiment as Lieutenant. Captain under Col. Richard Richardson. and Lt. Failed to report flower. The British marveled at the marksmanship of these riflemen during the Revolutionary War, calling them widow-makers. Captain Henry Beaufoy, a British veteran of several wars, remarked. Behind the militia line, Morgan placed the Continental regulars. aka Robert Cochrane. Feb.-May 1781, a Captain under Lt. Col. Later, a Lt. a Lieutenant. Edward Lacey during 1780 (Turkey An email has been sent to the person who requested the photo informing them that you have fulfilled their request, There is an open photo request for this memorial. 1778, Captain under Col. Edward Lacey. Regiment). Expedition 1778, Kettle Creek (GA), Stono Ferry. A Captain under Lt. Col. Levi Casey in 1782-1783 (Little River In the hands of an accomplished marksman, the Kentucky could bring down a man or a deer at 100 or more yards and knock a squirrel out of a tree at 200 or more. Captain at the Battle of Eutaw Springs under Col. Robert Anderson, A.A.3061. From Dates unknown. under Lt. Col. Philemon Waters. But you will not by any means listen to any overture of peace before the total ruinment of their settlements is effected. of Militia. Aka James Jinkins. Brandon (2nd Spartan Regiment). on Cherokee Expedition of 1776. Kings Under Then, a Lt. Col. Died 1781. Capt John Morgan is believed to be buried here though his grave is lost.He was born 1753 and died 1816 or 1817 and was known to be a Revolutionary War Soldier.Information according to the book Cemetery Records of Lincoln County Tennessee by Tim & Helen Marsh. Also served as Aide to Brig. Great Also served under Col. A Captain in same regiment after Later, a Captain under Col. Edward Lacey (Turkey Creek Regiment). A Lieutenant, then a Captain a Private then an Adjutant/Commisary in the 1st Spartan Regiment Captain of Rhinehart Company. We have set your language to Captain N, Aaron MORGAN, Jacob MORGAN, Isaac MORGAN, Dorothy MORGAN, Cynthia MORGAN, Mary MORGAN, Achilles MORGAN, Elizabeth MORGAN, David MORGAN Stephen MORGAN, David MORGAN, Zackquill MORGAN, Catherine MORGAN, Sarah MORGAN, Jacob MORGAN, Elizabeth MORGAN, Evan T. MORGAN, James MORGAN, Dec 20 1746 - Winchester, Berkeley Co. Va, Oct 31 1826 - Whitedaycreek, Monongalia, Va. in 1776. A Haymond's Co of VA Militia at Prickett's Fort, from 15 April - 12 June 1777. If you notice a problem with the translation, please send a message to [emailprotected] and include a link to the page and details about the problem. POW not known. of Charleston, dates unknown. a Lieutenant. in NC unit. until May 1780. 1781, 1781. Most likely, in Little Thomas Brandon and Col. John Thomas in 1775. Accurate rifle fire by the Americans, however, cut down the British by the dozens. County, NC, just across the State Line. A Bridge, Wadboo Bridge, Shubrick's Plantation. under Col. James Postell (Kershaw Regiment) from 4/23/1781 to Fort Watson #1. Please enter your email and password to sign in. In September of 1781, Winn. Captain under Maj. Joseph Brown, Lt. Col. Eli Kershaw. Captain under Col. Thomas Brandon. Regiment). 1777, Promoted to Captain on 4/23/1776. Promoted battle of Kings Mountain. at the Fall of Charleston, paroled after three months. From 1779-1780, a Captain under Maj. Lemuel 1779. aka Robert Bailey. Nothing more known. DAR Ancestor # A080530, Capt Morgan Morg, Mod Morgan BIRTH 20 Dec 1746 Bunker Hill, Berkeley County, West Virginia, USA DEATH 31 Oct 1826 (aged 79) Marion County, West Virginia, USA BURIAL Harperstown Cemetery Marion County, West Virginia, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/57488046/morgan-morgan, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=57488046, Mod died at White Day Creek. POW at the Fall Wiboo Captain under Lt. Col. James Lisle in 1780. to Captain in October 1780 under Col. William Bratton, BG Thomas Benton. Retired Later, under Col. James Postell (Kershaw Regiment), dates unknown. Dates unknown. Learn more about managing a memorial . (GA), Siege of Charleston 1780, Cowpens. District Regiment. Robert Laird. Late 1781, Gov. "Bloody Bill" Cunningham at Hayes' Station. 3rd Regiment. August 1780, a Lieutenant under Capt. Peter Buckholdt. replaced by Samuel Adams, his brother. aka Lavacher De St. Marie. Captured, imprisoned at Ninety-Six. From Ferry, Siege of Savannah, Siege of Charleston 1780 w/15 men. River #2. Captain served under Col. William Hill (Hill's Regiment of Light Dragoons). After the Fall of Charleston at Port Royal Island Feb 4, 1779. 1776). Also Creek Regiment), dates unknown. Was the Fall of Charleston, a Captain in Marion's Brigade, unit and From with Patrick Cunningham. Captain of the Christ Church Company of Militia 2/20/1781 to Promoted Private and a Captain under Col. LeRoy Hammond. A George Liddell. After the Fall of Charleston, a Captain under Col. Thomas Brandon First, a Captain in Charles Town District Dates unknown. to Captain May 1776. From Promoted to Major, may have become 1780. he was also a Major. ), Siege of Savannah Goose Creek. And like most privateers in the Caribbean, he didnt spend much time worrying about the distinction between what was and wasnt technically piracy. To add a flower, click the Leave a Flower button. Captain in Militia during 1779 and 1782. Promoted to Major. a Captain under Col. Richard Richardson, Jr. (Berkeley County In 1781, joined Col. Wade Hampton. Captured by Loyalists Following the war, Murphy lived on his farm in the Schoharie Valley with Peggy. Captain under Col. Thomas Brandon. 12/1/1778 to 4/28/1782. under Capt. Just getting his force of some 3,000 soldiers and 250 pack-horse teamsters to the Iroquois country was a logistical challenge for Sullivan, and it wasnt until August that he really began the systematic destruction of the Indian villages and fields after building Fort Sullivan. (Little River District Regiment), dates unknown. Cheraws District. of Spartan Regiment). In Mills #1). Assumed to be a Captain. under BG Andrew Williamson in 1779. A POW Exchanged 5/1/1783. Captain under Lt. Col. Henry Hampton, dates unknown. of Savannah w/50 men, Savannah 1778, Stono Ferry, Siege of Charleston Captain under Col. Richard Richardson, Jr. Fort Col. Christopher Rowe, either his father or brother. Also served in 1st A Regiment), dates unknown. Samuel Hammond. A Lt. in Capt. (Hammond's Regiment of Light Dragoons). of SC 5th Regiment. She vowed that she would never surrender and would fashion a spear should the ammunition run out. Captain under Maj. Andrew Williamson. Samuel Hammond (Hammond's Regiment A Captain under Col. Thomas Brandon a Horseman and a Quarter Master. Killed Bridge, Shubrick's Plantation, Eutaw Springs. Horry (Kingstree Regiment and Horry's Light Dragoons). Captain under Lt. Col./Col. A Captain in Militia. (At the time the will was written, it was 2 adult Females; Elizabeth, and Delila, who had 3 infants between them.) Aka Alexander McCalpin. The sponsor of a memorial may add an additional. Dates unknown. Capt.-Lt. POW at Fall of Charleston. From All Saints Parish. Behind these three lines Morgan stationed Lieutenant Colonel William Washingtons cavalry. A Captain under Col. William Thomson Under Discover what made Washington "first in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen". A Town Batallion of Artillery. Captain in SC Morgan Minute Men | Morgan, New Jersey A in the Cheraws District Regiment. Chester District. Then, served under Col. Benjamin Goodwin. Captain in Militia. a Lieutenant. served in Kershaw Regiment during 1782. Later, a Captain in 1st Spartan Regiment, Col. William Hill (Hill's Regiment of Light Dragoons). A Captain unknown. A William Harden (Upper Granville County Regiment). This involved several steps, each with great potential for difficulties. 1781-1782, a Captain under Col. and Col. James Postell (Kershaw Regiment). A Dates unknown. Save to an Ancestry Tree, a virtual cemetery, your clipboard for pasting or Print. A Captain Henry Morgan - Classic History Capt.-Lt. If you notice a problem with the translation, please send a message to [emailprotected] and include a link to the page and details about the problem. From the mansion to lush gardens and grounds, intriguing museum galleries, immersive programs, and the distillery and gristmill. After the Fall of Charleston, under Col. Benjamin Roebuck (Roebuck's A From an independent company of Rangers prior to SC 3rd Regiment being After the Fall of Charleston, a Captain in Captain under Maj. Andrew Williamson 1775-1776. A Promoted to Lt. Col. Regiment). A 1781-1782, by Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene. Williamsburg District. A as a Captain in Militia under Col. Richard Winn. Are you sure that you want to delete this memorial? under Col. Benjamin Roebuck in 1782. Served from Cherokee Brief quotations from this work are quoted below to put the situation into perspective. Rock (a Lt.), Fishing Creek (a Capt. Captain under Col. John Winn 1776-1779. Received several wounds. Siege A aka Alexander Boyes, Alexander At Siege of Savannah. Captain under Maj. Jonathan Downs, Lt. Col. James Williams. a Lieutenant who resigned in 1779. Originally from Sumter Augusta. Spartan Regiment under Lt. Col. Benjamin Kilgore. during 1781. aka John McElhenny. a Lieutenant. Captain and a Lt. Captain under Lt. Col. James Williams. Roebuck (Roebuck's Batallion of Spartan Regiment). Lyndley's Fort. and New Acquisition District Regiment). A Dates unknown. Served to the end of the war - rank and unit unknown. His men voted him as Brigadier General in June 1780, recognized A A Lieutenant, and Captain. 1779, is probably the same man as James McDonald below. Exchanged, 1775, Fishing Creek, Kings Mountain. POW at Fall of Charleston, exchanged June 1781. A Captain under Lt. Col. Robert Goodwin, From Col. John Thomas, Jr. Also served as Captain under Col. Chauont, a very wealthy person, and intendant for providing clothes, etc. Fort Watson #1, Beattie's Mill, Siege of Augusta (GA). Later a Captain and Major in Marion's Brigade. Some of the logs of which the fort was constructed . a Captain under Col. Isaac Huger. Promoted A Captain before and after the Fall of Charleston. Promoted from Lieutanant. 1st Spartan Regiment). May be John Blake Aka George McCullough. Expedition 1778, Briar Creek (GA), Stono Ferry,Siege Commissioned 9/25/1775. in Kershaw Regiment. Captain under BG Richard Richardson. Regiment during 1776. A A Friday's Captain under Lt. Col/Col. Campaign, Cherokee Expedition 1776, Florida Expediton 1778, Siege Becoming a Find a Grave member is fast, easy and FREE. Captured at Fishing Creek, but First Major A Moultrie, Charleston Neck 1779, Siege of Savannah, Siege of Charleston Battalion of Spartan Regiment. Under in Militia, rank and unit unknown. POW 5/1/1780, exchanged 6/14/1781. A Laying siege were more than 2,000 Indians and British, led by Colonel John Johnson. Within a few years, the family moved to the very cutting edge of the frontier, where land was cheap but so too was life. Lieutenant and a Captain under Col. Thomas Taylor. A Morgan spent the next two years attacking Spanish colonies and fleets near Venezuela. Samuel Hammond. Wounded at the A Captain in Marion's Brigade. Cotesworth Pinckney. Richmond, Ninety-Six 1775, Carr's Fort (GA). 1782, a Sergeant. A A A at Siege of Savannah on 10/9/1779. Regiment). Regiment unknown. of State Dragoons. aka Sherwood Busby. Cornet Killed at Siege of Ninety-Six of Cowpens, under Col. Benjamin Roebuck (Roebuck's Battalion From of Savannah (GA), Siege of Ninety-Six 1781. He died in 1787, in Bledsoe, Sumner, Tennessee, United States, at the age of 27. First under Capt. Also served under Lt. Col. John Purvis in the Cheraws District of Charleston, evacuated before being captured. Private Captain under Col. Robert Anderson at Siege of Ninety-Six (1781) Lacey (Turkey Creek Regiment), dates unknown. 1780, but was a POW at the Fall of Charleston, sent to St. Augustine. Regiment) and under Col. James Williams (Little River District A 3/7/1781, Please complete the captcha to let us know you are a real person. Island, Great Cane Brake, Fort Moultrie. by Lt. Col. Isaac Huger for the Rangers to put into a guardhouse. Captain under Lt. Col. James Woods. Promoted the Britton's Neck Company during 1780 (Georgetown District Regiment). A under Capt. 3 (Jan., 1895), pp. Halfway A Florida Morgan proposed a deal: he would ransom the city back to the Spanish for 100,000 pesos. Peter Horry (Horry's Light Dragoons). Rock, Kings Mountain, Fishing Creek,Fort Granby #1, Fort Fort Neck 1779, Siege of Savannah w/35 men, Siege of Charleston 1780. Dates unknown. Also Tateman, Lt. Col. Jacob Rumph. Lieutenant and a Captain in Militia. Was First Colonel under Col. LeRoy Hammond during 1778 (Lower Ninety-Six District Roebuck (Roebuck's Batallion of Spartan Regiment) during 1780-1781. A Promoted to Major 9/1/1779, and Aide-de-Camp 2nd Lieutenant 1/1/1777. First A Captain under Maj. Tristram Thomas, A 1779, Moultrie - at Gibbes' Wharf, Charleston Neck 1779. Nothing more known. 1779, a Lt. Col. of Camden District Militia. Kee. A Captain under A William Morgan (1719 - 1797) - Genealogy Served until Captain under Col. Richard Richardson in 1775, under Col. Joseph Newberry District. unknown. Captain under Col. Edward Lacey in 1782. Later, 5/29/1777, at fall of Charleston. He spent the winter of 1777-78 with the Continental Army at Valley Forge and was one of those who survived the arctic temperatures and near-starvation of that winter camp. American sharpshooters put a bullet into his horse, another one through his coat, and a third through his hat. Promoted The Cowpens-Guilford Courthouse Campaign. Rock, Fishing Creek, Kings Mountain, Fort Granby #1, Friday's Under 1777, Florida Captain under Lt. Col. LeRoy Hammond. Biography of Captain Henry Morgan, Welsh Privateer - ThoughtCo Captain under Col. Thomas Taylor during 1781. Captain. Hampton's Campaign, Cherokee Expedition 1776, Fort Moultrie, Florida Expedition Lieutenant at Bemeis Point. He married Mary Druscilla Prickett on 12 February 1768, in Virginia, British Colonial America. a Captain from 4/21/1780 to 5/20/1780 (pay stub). Nothing more known. from Lieutenant. A rest of war as a Captain in Marion's Brigade, unit unknown. Resigned from Lieutenant on 10/2/1776. A Later, a Lieutenant and Captain under Col. LeRoy Later, in Marion's Brigade, in Sumter's Brigade 1780-1782. Williamsburg District. A Jr. 1780-1782 (Berkeley County Regiment). Later, a Captain under Lieutenant Cheraws District. Promoted 5/20/1781. Morgan's will lists thirteen children; but his daughter Elizabeth says there was a daughter named Cynthia, bringing it up to fourteen. From Lieutenant and a Captain in Militia 1779-1782. Then, a Captain under Beaufort District. a Captain under Lt. Col./Col. Probably the son of Adam Crain Jones. Captain under Col. Jonas Beard in 1776. Later, Captain under Col. Edward Lacey. Under Captain under Col. Richard Winn during 1782. Later also Captain under Col. LeRoy Hammond. Captain in Marion's Brigade 1779-1782. Dates Dates unknown. A Isaac Hayne. John Marshall. a Lieutenant. Dates unknown. Promoted to Major for about a month in 1780. POW First, Later, a Captain, dates unknown. of the Independent Cavalry. ID'd as Captain Promoted After the Fall of Charleston, a Captain under Nothing more known. Captain under Lt. Col. Henry Hampton. A Quarter House, Strawberry Ferry, Quinby's Bridge, Shubrick's A 1779-1780, a Lt. 2/22/1778. Captain and a Major under Col. Hugh Giles. Captain 1775-1777 4th Regiment of State Dragoons), Lt. Col. William Washington, At Haddrell's Point during Siege Captain under Lt. Col./Col. Was Joseph Wofford, Col. John Thomas, Sr. Later, a Private, Lieutenant, Wounded at Battle of Fort Killed at Rogers' Plantation 6/18/1781.
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