Rev. War: Capt. Jas. McDowell’s Company of Militia, 4th Battalion; Chester Co., PA

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Capt. Jas. McDowell’s Company of militia of the 4th Battalion of Chester County, 
Commanded by Col. Montgomery.

Captain.-Jas. McDowell.
Lieutenants.-Jas. Turner, David Hayes.
Ensign.-Abraham Smith.
Sergeants.-Charles Ramsey, John Wallace, Ezekiel Hopkins, John Arnell.
Drummer.-Neal Crossin.

                              Privates.

David Watt.                                    Nathal Walker.
Andrew Lowry.                                  Robt Henderson.
Arthur Andrew.                                 Robt Auld.
Alexander Walker.                              Robt. Hogg.
David Jackson                                  Solomon Coventry.
George Ramsey.                                 Thomas Mease.
Henry Ewing, senior.                           Willm Edmiston.
Henry Ewing, junior.                           William Law.
Henry Hagan.                                   Robt Smith.
John Walker.                                   Willm Carlisle.
John Patton.                                   Willm Wallace.
John Simmerville.                              Joseph Murdach
Jas. Andrew                                           (July 24th).
John McCallister.                              David Edmiston.
Joseph McCallister.                            Jas. Ewing.
Joseph Smith, junior.                          John McCalmont.
Isaac McCollough.                              Robt. Maxfield.
John Robinson.                                 Joseph Smith, senior.
William Ewing.                                 Willm Luckey.
Jas. Wilson.                                   Robt Buntin.
John Buntin.                                   Patrick McCollough.
Jas. Freeborn.                                 John Rodgers.
Jas. Auld.                                     John Bealy.
Jas. Donaughey.

Source:  History of Chester County, Pennsylvania, by J. Smith Futhey and Gilbert 
Cope (1881).  Page 65.