MARTIN COUNTY, NC - MILITARY - Role of Drafts and Volunteers, 1779.

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              Martin Co. Role of Drafts and Volunteers, 1779

Contributed by Roger Kammerer. From the original in the NC Archives and 
History, Raleigh, NC. Series Mil TR.5, folder 15. 

        "A Role of the Drafts & Volunteers from Martin Co.
         Now On their March to the So'ward Ñ Raised the first
         day of December 1779

         1st column: 

         Micajah Perry . . . . . Esign [sic]
         John Edmondson
         John Barbaree . . . . . .  (Volunteers [in margin, may
         Lilliston Banks              refer to 2nd column]
         Hezekiah Legget
         Thomas Pennywell
         Samuel Boyd
         Thomas Price
         Benjamin Boyt 

         Regulars
         Joshua Alexander Bengall
         James Boyt
         David Hogen 

         2nd column: 

         Henry Andrews
         Benjamin Davis
         John Peirce
         Lewis Purvis
         Wm. Edmondson
         Wyat Warrick
         Samuel Jackson
         Andrew Anderson
         Aaren Demeritt [Demeritl?]
         Maurice Moore
         John Buttry
         Nathaniel Williams
         James Mahoon
         Martin Hurdle
         Lewis Legget
         James Crisp
         William Ferrill
         Thomas Shirlay
         Henry Linch
         Lewis Weathersby
         David Whorton
         Benjamin Boyt [struck through]
         John Rodgers
         JamesSmith
         Mathew Ward"