The General Assembly having passed a Resolution empowering the Governor with the Advice of Council, to raise a Regiment of Voluntiers to consist of Six hundred Men rank & file, with proper officers to command them, for the particular purpose of . 210.65.88.143 A Proud Part of The James Taylor 1st Regiment - Yancey's James Brockman Thomas Coleman Moses Frazier Price Frazier Dabnery Morris John Powell Archibald Sheflet Archibald Shiflet Thomas Shiflett Thomas Sheflet James Taylor Charles Vaughn Crafford Vaughn David Vaughn John Walton 4th Regiment Achilles Hicks Charles Hicks William Knight John B. 1906 : 3: List of Local Designations for CSA Infantry & Cavalry Units from Virginia by Regiment : n.d. 4: List of Virginia Soldiers who Applied for Pensions, but whose Records were not Found : 1913-1917 : 5: Register of Chaplains . Company E, Richmond Light Infantry Blues. Assigned to the Department of the Peninsula. [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. Virginia Company B, Richmond City Guard. A.Lawless, George W.Loving, Arthur J. Virginia BattalionMartin, S. J. They lived first at his plantation, "Hare Forest". mahlon beatty: 56 reg't (taylor's) virginia militia. Summary of S.547 - 118th Congress (2023-2024): A bill to award a Congressional Gold Medal, collectively, to the First Rhode Island Regiment, in recognition of their dedicated service during the Revolutionary War. George E. Booher Captain, Company H, 58thVirginia RegimentWilliam Frazier First LieutenantGeorge W. Hylton Second LieutenantHenderson Shelton Third LieutenantC. [4]. Ten companies of militia were organized into the 1st Infantry at Richmond:Company A, Richmond Grays. A. M. Lybrooks, CaptainJohn Mitchell, First LieutenantBruce Frazier, Second LieutenantPowel Hughes, Third Lieutenant, Arnold, John Died in campAistrop, H. C.Blackard, William Died in hospitalBlackard, Wiloby Died in hospitalBlackard, AaronBoswell, W. T.Bryant, William Killed at Howlet HouseBowlin, W. T.Barnett, W. H. Killed at GettysburgBishop, Joseph Died on the way homeBeasley, R. M.Barnard, Charles Died at hospitalBarnard, ThomasBurnett, Frank Died in hospitalClifton, WilliamClark, Thomas Wounded at Seven PinesClark, C. C.Coleman, WilliamConway, B. D. WoundedDalton, WillisDeHart, ThomasDeHart, Jonathan Killed at Drurys BluffDehart, Daniel E.Duncan, John Died in campEdwards, Joseph WoundedFrazier, Ben Died in hospitalFrazier, AlbertFrazier, Samuel Died in hospitalFiggins, George W.Gilbert, Penn Wounded at Drurys Bluff, died in RichmondGilbert, John T. Died in hospitalGilbert, Samuel S. Missing at GettysburgGilbert, L. D. WoundedGrady, Patterson Died in campGilpin, ThomasGunter, JosephGunter, G. B.Gilley, William Died in hospitalHarris, WilliamHaley, Samuel HHundley, James Died in hospitalHatcher, Daniel Wounded at captured at GettysburgHaden, William A WoundedHooker, William Died in hospitalJoyce, John Died in hospitalKeaton, Matt DisappearedKeaton, Mc Died in hospitalKeaton, White Died in hospitalKing, WilliamKerstn, A. M.Lawless, Marion Died in hospitalLawless, A. J. Died in serviceVia, James R.Via, J. E.Washburn, John T. Promoted to CorporalWhaling, JamesWood, GermanWood, JohnWashington, DavidWood, Richard J.Wright, C. J.Wood, LeviWillard, JamesWashburn, J. P.Young, Pleasant Killed in battleZentmeyer, David F. We certify that the foregoing roll is as near correct as we can make it. The old 15th Regiment was renumbered as the 11th. In 1833, he married Mary Hart (1802-1882) and they had three children: Virginia Ann Emily (1834-1898), Benjamin Hart (1836-1851), and James Patton (1838-1901). Taylor's company from 28th January to 28th March. 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. Winchester, VA - Taylor's & Company, the world's leading marketers and importers of state-of-the-art historical firearms utilizing the latest innovative designs, is pleased to announce the launch of the Full Size (FS) Tactical 1911 10mm pistol to their extremely popular 1911 family. Company H, 23rdVirginia BattalionCollins, Joseph Company H, 23rdVirginia BattalionCarter, Franklin Company H, 23rdVirginia BattalionWright, James Company H, 23rdVirginia BattalionGoins, Lee Company H, 32nd? Your membership lasts for one year. CONTINENTAL FORCES, 1775-1783. iEsY{rvon{WNw^` S I release any of my brothers or their sons from any indebtedness to me at the time of my death, to brother Benjamin Taylor, the tract of land whereon I now reside. Virginia colonial militia, 1651-1776 : Crozier, William Armstrong, 1864-1913 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive Virginia colonial militia, 1651-1776 by Crozier, William Armstrong, 1864-1913 Publication date 1954 Topics Virginia. May 17. Akers, John A. September 24th, 1832: Capt. Please read DPLA's Statement on Potentially Harmful Content. Francis was born in 1747, the son of George Taylor and Rachel Gibson. Transferred to Confederate service. G. Penn Third LieutenantE. W. Cruise Fourth LieutenantS. 11th - The old 11th Regiment was renumbered as the new 7th. AMERICAN COLONIAL FORCES, 1750-1774. The enemy were found so strongly fortified on he Alleghany Mountains that our General deemed it impossible to dislodge them. Wounded at Cold HarborWiggington, C. M. Wounded at GettysburgWaller, James Wounded, died at WilliamsburgWaller, PeterWaller, John C.Waller, John Died in hospitalWilliams, John D. Scout and missingWilliams, FrankWimbish, Peter Lost in MarylandWimbish, John Third Sergeant, killed at Drurys BluffWolf, HarryWillard, Isaac Died in hospitalYoung, A. J. He married Martha, daughter of Roger Thompson, of New Kent County, on 23 Feb 1699. R. Hall, 3rdCorporal was promoted to SergeantR. He was a graduate of the College of William and Mary. Daingerfield, Captain in Col. Byrd's Virginia Regiment till disbanded. Richard Lee Taylor (April 3, 1744 - January 19, 1829) was an officer in the Continental Army in the American Revolutionary War. At the end of his service with the 8th VA Reg., he enlisted with the 9th Virginia Regiment serving as Private in Captain Berry and Captain Wood's companies, under Colonel George Matthews' command fighting in the Battle of Monmouth, NJ for 3 years. 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 Adjutant General's Office. The Taylor's Regiment of Militia (Albemarle County) (1779), a militia unit from Virginia, fought in support of the American cause. Archives Reference Services Library of Virginia 800 E. Broad St. Richmond, VA 23219 804-692-3888 archdesk@lva.virginia.gov (Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, January, I9IO, V. i8, p. that agreement made by my Brother William Taylor with John Obannon for locating and securing my Military lands on the North West side of the Ohio shall be complied with. Addeddate 2009-06-16 15:34:52 Associated-names Eckenrode, H. J. IMPORTANT PRIVACY NOTICE & DISCLAIMER: YOU HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY TO USE CAUTION WHEN DISTRIBUTING PRIVATE INFORMATION. Previous engagements: Chesapeake Bay, Northern New Jersey, Trenton-Princeton, Defense of Philadelphia, Philadelphia-Monmouth. Francis inherited his father's plantation and home Midland, and died there in November 1799 after an extended illness. A brief biography by Taylor family descendant and historian William Kyle Anderson; Court records of Orange County, where he served as deputy clerk under his elder brother James; Revolutionary War records that document his service in the 2nd and 15th Virginia Regiment and the Virginia Convention Guards; Letters to and from Virginia Governor Thomas Jefferson, and letters to and from family members; to nephew Francis Stubbs Taylor, 1,000 acres of land on the Ohio River in the State of Kentucky (patented the 6th of Sept.1787), and $1,500, to nephew Francis Taylor, son of Jonathan Taylor, 1,000 acres of my Military land on the northwest of the Ohio River, No. Davis claimed he was born on July 1, 1877, but according to some sources, Company G, 21stVirginia CavalryPilson, WilliamSpencer, PeterConner, CreadMcAlexander, DanielBennett, HowardAdams, JoshuaBoyles, LeeRorrer, DavidSmith, B. F.Campbell, JamesHeard, IraBryant, JacksonHowell, ThomasStoops, WilliamLawson, MatGilbert, JohnTrent, JohnRogers, GeorgeTrent, ThomasMcCandlish, OscarMcClandish, ClarneyLawson, W. S.Rose, CharleyEdwards, L. V.Hendricks, William Carters Artillery. Georgia Cavalry led by Major Benjamin Jolly with 20 men. Ninth annual report . The troops commandeered livestock and hay for the army. Francis paid taxes on eight slaves on 23 Jun 1786. Richard Taylor told Thomas Shoemaker, he had "been in nine battles and would be in ninety-nine more before the British gained the day." Stuart Butler's Guide to Virginia Militia Units in the War of 1812, pages 159-160 indicates The "Petersburg Republican Light Infantry" company, one of several company size units of the 39th Militia Regiment, was commanded by Captain Alexander Taylor from February 13th to March 3rd, 1814 and it was sent to Norfolk and upon arrival was attached to the 2nd Virginia Militia Regiment . LOYALIST FORCES, 1775-1783. 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. Francis, having been a colonel in the Culpeper unit, was appointed a captain by the Orange County Committee of Safety and became engaged in raising his company in the 2nd Virginia Regiment, Virginia Line. If so, login to add it. Fondren first introduced Kerry Taylor, Professor at Virginia College in Jackson, to address the audience. Signed 17 Apr 1797. It left the state for Washington on July 8; was located at Camp Granger on 7th street until Aug. 6; then moved to Camp Lyon near Chain . [5] The unit marched the prisoners under guard from Cambridge, Massachusetts to Charlottesville, Virginia arriving in long columns from New Year's Eve 1778 to mid-January 1779. Gen'l Mathew's regiment had been captured at Germantown, Buford's had been massacred by Tarlton's troopers, and still other regiments had been included in the surrender . A copy of Francis Taylor's will is on file at the Filston Historical Society, Louisville, Kentucky, Taylor-Cannon Collection, Box 6, #51-58. Francis Taylor (1747-1799) was an officer in the American Revolution and later a planter in Orange County, Va. Taylor lived at Midland Plantation with his father, Colonel George Taylor (died 1794). Commanded by Col. John Bailey. 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. 'First Regiment' in The Fan", https://www.richmond.com/entertainment/where-am-i-rva-first-regiment-in-the-fan/article_18771803-4532-583d-921b-938a1f698215.html, "First Virginia Regiment statue torn down at Meadow Park in the Fan", "Oldest Active National Guard Unit Observes 283rd Anniversary", The Virginians Who Fought in the Revolutionary War - Virginia Places, Recreated Waggener's Company of the Virginia Regiment, French and Indian War reenactors, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Virginia_Regiment&oldid=1135432088, Military units and formations established in 1754, Military units and formations of the French and Indian War, Military units and formations in Virginia, Military units and formations in West Virginia, Short description is different from Wikidata, Articles with unsourced statements from September 2020, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0, 1758: First Virginia Regiment, Colonel George Washington; Second Virginia Regiment, Colonel, When the Colony of Virginia ordered the creation of multiple regiments in 1775 with the outbreak of the. H. Giles, First LieutenantEd Davis, Second LieutenantZack Frazier, Third LieutenantTolliver Spencer, Orderly, Ayres WilliamAgee, AustinAistrop, PatAlexander, WilliamBennett, RichardBoyd, GermanBowman, ColemanBarnard, CharlesConner, R. W.Carter, WalkerCheeley, J. A.Carter, JohnCraddock, Jack Died in prisonCollins, JackCanidy, ConstantChaney, StevenDeHart, JohnDehart, Green W.Dilon, ReidDelon, John G.Doss, JollEpperson, WilliamEdwards, AlbertEast, WilliamFain, HenryFain, JacobFoster, AbeFloyd, JohnFray, JohnGilbert, William P.Gilbert, RobertGates, WilliamHatcher, RushHall, WallerHall, RussellHancock, Lewis P. Died in the warHubbard, Jeff Died in the warHooker, JamesHooker, EphJoyce, AbeJoyce, CalvinJenkins, PeterKeaton, HancefordMartin, IsaacMartin, DanielMartin, RichardMartin, James Enlisted in 58thVirginia RegimentMoran, GeorgeLize, LeeMills, JamesMarshall, ElijahNewman, HaymanNewman, JosephOakley, WilliamOrander, JohnPerkins, JordanPigg, GeorgePigg, BeverlyPickeral, ThomasPendleton, GeorgeRoss, SamuelRay, PinkRoss, WilliamRoss, JeffRickman, Henry Died in the warReynolds, CalowayStovall, John P.Smith, DanielScott, Joseph Enlisted 1864 District of Danville, VA 1865Spangler, CoonTuggle, Tab Died in the time of the warTatum, JamesThompson, TaylorWimbish, James Died in the warWilliams, HenryZiglar, WilliamDuncan, JohnTate, JamesTolliver, SpencerA. He remained active for the remainder of his life in Kentucky politics. All Rights Reserved. U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865. 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. Performance & security by Cloudflare. 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. Powers Company - 68th Regiment. T. Martin First SergeantShelton, WilliamShelton, TobeShelton, ArchCraddock, William J.Craddock, JoshStovall, GeorgeOre, RobertMabe, Mat KilledMorrison, Janot Wounded one armCarter, RobertHughes, Matt Died in serviceClark, HarrisonClark, WilliamBrim, RiceBrim, PhilShelton, CharlesShelton, LeeMartin, WilliamMartin, JimMabe, JesseyBelton, HamGunter, BeverlyAdams, AbrahamSpencer, J. J. 3/4/1907-9/18/1947, Grady, Edward B - State: Virginia - Regiment: 56 (Taylor's) Virginia Militia, DPLA's Statement on Potentially Harmful Content, National Archives and Records Administration, National Archives at College Park - Textual Reference, Indexes to the Carded Records of Soldiers Who Served in Volunteer Organizations During the War of 1812. In 1780, General Muhlenberg, the brilliant soldier who had quit the pulpit for the camp, There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. J. Harbour, 2ndLieutenant, first year of war, did not reenlistC. Gen. John Forbes's expedition against the French stronghold at the Forks of the Ohio River from 1757-1758. Sary -- owned by Francis's half-brother George Conway, presumably willed to George by his father, had three children. They had the prime offender arrested on 24 October 1777, and made him run the gauntlet after which the families in the neighborhood were no longer bothered. We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. Wednesday December 23d 1778. discoveries. Elected 7th Jan. 1814, served 25 days as private, and 46 days as sergeant, in place of Pippin, broke. Contribute to chinapedia/wikipedia.en development by creating an account on GitHub. all my other lands in Kentucky and remainder of my Military lands not otherwise devised be sold and proceeds be equally divided amongst my brothers James, Jonathan, Richard, William, Charles, Reuben and Benjamin. The statue is a seven foot high bronze standing figure of a colonial infantryman that lists the founding date of the Regiment (1754) at its base. Taylor's Regiment of Militia (Albemarle County) (1779) The King'sOwnRoyalRegiment Session of Virginia Council of State. Entered Valley Forge with 237 men assigned and 94 fit for duty. That date is actually the reorganization date when several units were combined due to casualties. Het regiment telde 740 mannen in april 1862. History will tell the balance of the movements of this command. Please contact us at the email or phone number on the left side of this page to schedule an appointment. Muster Roll Of Lieutenant Arthur Smith's Company, Fifty-ninth Regiment of Virginia Militia (Hick)Hanks, Pugh H.Janey, JohnJefferson, WilliamJefferson, John P.Jestice, John Died on his way to the ArmyKeaton, HiramKeaton, James M.Lackey, James M.Leary, William DesertedLawson, James M.Lawson, LafayetteMcAlexander, James Died in serviceMcAlexander, Jeremiah Died in serviceMartin, William G. DesertedMcAlexander, JohnMoore, W. T. Died in serviceMcAlexander, SamuelMcAlexander, DavidMcAlexander, DanielMcAlexander, CharlesMcAlexander, DariusMorrison, David J. DesertedMcAlexander, James C. DesertedMcGee, John P.McGee, WilliamMcDonald, Hiram F. DesertedMorrison, Thomas C.Martin, David H. DesertedMorrison, James T.Martin, Larkin T. Died in serviceMorrison, John T. DesertedMartin, E. N.Martin, CrawfordMcGee, Green DesertedMoore, Jacob S.Manan, WilliamMize, W. B.Nolen, C. M.Nolen, Ephraim S. Died in serviceNolen, John DesertedNolen, David DesertedPendleton, JohnPrice, B. M.Roberson, AbramRoss, James Died in serviceRoss, SamuelRoberson, LandonRatliff, L. G. Died from woundsRorrer, W. R. DesertedRay, Joseph DesertedReynolds, George W.Reynolds, William A. DesertedRoss, Charles P.Rakes, John D.Ross, James W. Died in serviceRatliff, PhillipRoss, R. R.Rakes, AlexanderRoss, WilliamReynolds, William Captured and died in prisonRoss, John T.Ross, John W. Killed on pickettRakes, Charles J. DesertedRakes, S. J. The Roll of Captain D. Lee Ross's Company C, 51 st Virginia InfantryCaptain W. T. Akers, Company D, 51 st Regiment of Virginia Infantryand Captain R. J. Woolwine's Company D, 51 st Regiment of Virginia Infantry. Press Esc to cancel. Benjamin Oliver Davis Sr. ~Celebrating Black History Month~ Born: July 1, 1877, Washington, D.C. Died: November 26, 1970, Chicago, IL Occupation: Military Personnel Benjamin O. Davis Sr. was the first African American to be named a general in the American military. July 1. The conflict over the Ohio country led to raising of the first provincial regiment in Virginia. Renau, Lynn S. "So Close From Home: The Legacy of Brownsboro Road" (2007), p. 63. "We couldn't be more excited to bring this state-of-the-art firearm to the modern gun enthusiast . Captain John E. Penns Company Patrick-Henry Volunteers left Penns Store July 1, 1861 for Lynchburg to go into camp for military instruction. The GCVHF office will be open by appointment only until April 2023. The regiments were designated the 1st and 2d Virginia Regiments. [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. Historic Taylor Family Homes in Orange County, Virginia, 1722-Present. A copy of Francis Taylor's will is on file at the Filston Historical Society, Louisville, Kentucky, Taylor-Cannon Collection, Box 6, #51-58. 1st virginia regiment Posted on February 21, 2021 September 2, 2021 by Michele Murphy Stirling's Division | Muhlenberg's Brigade | 1st Virginia Regiment However, this was stopped by Capt. Co. G Capt. "Letter to Robert Dinwiddie 9 March 1754." (Hamilton James), 1881-Call number 13489604 Camera 578 East Main Street Hogg's Co. of Rangers in 1758. Captain Ross commanded this company the first year of the war and it was then Company C when the company was reorganized in 1862. The enemy then fell back on Gauley River and the roads were in such bad condition that our Army could not pursue them. He qualified as a captain of the 75th Regiment of the (Virginia?) Virginia's Soldiers in the Revolution. A. Tatum First LieutenantJoseph G. Penn Second LieutenantR. 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. Enslaved Africans . Killed in battleSalmons, John DesertedTurner, John T.Turner, E. B.Thomas, PleasantThomas, W. H.Thomas, Charles T.Thomas, N. A. DesertedThomas, Lewis T.Thomas, Tazewell P.Thomas, Peter J.Turner, Creed O.Thomas, J. R. Died in serviceTurner, George T. DesertedTurner, Bruce L. Died in serviceVaughn, C. P.Vaughn, E. D. Promoted to SergeantVaughn, James P. Died in serviceVaughn, John J. This page has been viewed 16,611 times (0 via redirect). D. Lee Ross, Captain first year of war, did not reenlist.W. 9, 1780. WIKITREE PROTECTS MOST SENSITIVE INFORMATION BUT ONLY TO THE EXTENT STATED IN THE TERMS OF SERVICE AND PRIVACY POLICY. 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,. cXa|/FqFp3f'J#`*).t\,(2l;X(mNI H9"`_a@@{losUB|g#F]c=tgP]|# -,CEKaL#9MwwK3lf jtS*W8HJ"g@z.td7eR:\Fzm+cgB1B ^[m\2. The Virginia Regiment was formed in 1754 by Virginia's Royal Governor Robert Dinwiddie, as a provincial corps. Field officers at Valley Forge were Colonel Christian Febiger, [1] Lt. The remaining 350 men from the original ten companies of the Virginia Regiment had been allocated to the two regular regiments of the expedition. And they voted to secede only after Lincoln issued a call to arms to suppress the secessionist tendencies in the Southern states. endstream endobj 39 0 obj <>stream Clement Read. Killed near RichmondSayers, Phil Killed near RichmondSayers, WilliamShelor, G. B. He was commissioned lieutenant colonel in the Convention Guards Regiment on 24 Dec 1778, and promoted to colonel and took command of the unit on 05 Mar 1779. The actual strength of the Regiment in 1756 was 1,400 men, but in 1757 it was reduced to 1,000 men. Killed at Drurys BluffLawless, Thomas Left in PennsylvaniaLawless, Mc. Elected 7th Jan. 1814, served 20 days as private, and 51 days as corporal, in place of Bland, discharged. T. Lawson First SergeantI. Lane John C. Lane The Convention Guards unit was raised for guarding the British troops captured at Saratoga, New York during their detention in Virginia. You can set up a recurring payment for your membership so you dont have to remember to renew every year. They marched from Lynchburg July 3rdand were mustered into service July 5thand were assigned to the 42ndVirginia Regiment as Company H Lowrings Brigade, General R. E. Lees Division, they left Lynchburg July 20thbeing ordered to Beverly from that place and this command was known as the Army of Northern Virginia. John Watts. Died in Richmond hospital, A. D. Reynolds, CaptainP. 5 regiment virginia militia. Richard Lee Taylor (April 3, 1744 January 19, 1829) was an officer in the Continental Army in the American Revolutionary War. The list is sorted alphabetically by last name. In the Fall of 1777 Thomas Shoemaker's Gwynedd township house was first plundered by Washington's army, then occupied by Taylor and other officers who kept the foragers away. When the American Revolution began, Taylor became a 2nd lieutenant in the Virginia Continental forces on February 12, 1775, and fought in the battles of White Plains, Trenton, Brandywine, and Monmouth. He was taken prisoner at the Battle of Germantown, on October 4, 1777. Washington said of them, " and not a few have Scarce a Coat, or Waistcoat, to their Backs "[8] Later drafts pulled only those who could not provide a substitute or pay the 10 exemption fee, ensuring that only Virginia's poor would be drafted. After the war, Taylor became an Original Member of the Virginia Society of the Cincinnati. J. Hatcher Sergeant, died Elmira, New YorkJoseph Smith Sergeant, went westEmy Deatherage SergeantF. The information in this listof Virginia Military Units comes from the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors website (CWSS). 2ND VIRGINIA REGIMENT Stirling's Division | Weedon's Brigade | 2nd Virginia Regiment History Organized October 1775 at Williamsburg. 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. It was the fifth statue toppled in Richmond during a series of civil rights protests.[10]. I should be sorry that the Rep's. of Colo. Taylor He was injured in a disastrous 1792 battle with Indians under Little Turtle near Fort St. Clair, site of the present Eaton, Ohio.
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