UNKNOWN COUNTY, NC - MISC - Regulators
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Colonial Records from N.C. Archives

Names of the following men have not been identified by County of
Residence.

Colonial Records from N.C. Archives

Regulator Movement.....

Samuel ALLEN
  1771 Battle of Alamance

Nathaniel ASHLEY
  1768 signed petition to Gov. Tryon

Jacob W. BROOKS
 1771 Battle of Alamance

William BROWN
1771 captured at Battle of Alamance tried and sentenced to hang, pardoned by King at Tryon's request

John BRYAN
  1771 Battle of Alamance

Samuel DIBURY (Orange?)
  1771 indicted for riot

Samuel DEBURY
  1771 Battle of Alamance

Elisha OWENS
  1768 signed petition to Assembly

William PAINE (Orange?)
  1768 signed letter to Tryon; signed Regulator advertisement
  1771 indicted for riot

Joe PYLE
  1768  signed letter to Tryon

Thomas PERSON
  1771 Nominated by Regulators as one of commitee to meet with officials of
Rowan
  11 June 1771 excepted from Pardon by Tryon

John VICKERY (Rowan?)
  7 March 1771 at Regulator meeting with County officials in Rowan

Henry WADE (Rowan?)
  7 March 1771 at Regulators meeting with County officials in Rowan.

William WELBORN Jr (Rowan?)
  7 March 1771 at Regulators meeting with County officials in Rowan
County.

Edward SMITH
  31 May 1771 excepted from pardon by Tryon

Moses SMITH (Orange?)
  1771 indicted for riot

Charles SAXON
  1768 signed letter to Tryon