United States Pre-Civil War. Francis is 14 degrees from Jennifer Aniston, 13 degrees from Drew Barrymore, 16 degrees from Candice Bergen, 19 degrees from Alexandre Dumas, 11 degrees from Carrie Fisher, 29 degrees from Whitney Houston, 17 degrees from Hayley Mills, 14 degrees from Liza Minnelli, 14 degrees from Lisa Presley, 18 degrees from Kiefer Sutherland, 15 degrees from Bill Veeck and 21 degrees from Brian Nash on our single family tree. I should be sorry that the Rep's. of Colo. Taylor The Adjutant General's Office. This page has been viewed 16,611 times (0 via redirect). William Cunningham and Capt. H. Ruthledge First Sergeant, Killed ChancellorsvilleS. That date is actually the reorganization date when several units were combined due to casualties. 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. [3] He then built a second brick house, known today as "Springfield" or the Zachary Taylor House. 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. After the fall of Fort Duquesne, the Assembly voted in 1759 to fill the one regiment still in service, and to raise a force of another 500 men that would remain in the province for its immediate defense. UNITED STATES, 1784-1815. Genealogy Trails History Group T. Cobb First CorporalJohn S. Penn Second CorporalJ. The information contained in this officer roster indicates that there was a sixth regiment of the Virginia State Line, probably commanded by Colonel Robert Taylor Preston. Virginia kokoontui Lynchburgissa keskuussa 1861, ja yritykset rekrytoitiin Floydista, Franklinista, Carrollista, Gilesista, Patrickista, Pulaskista, Mercerist, Montgomeryn piirikunnasta ja Henry Countysta. DXX@Tw!I6La`D'3n` & 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. [1], Taylor was also involved with the Valley Forge Campaign. Clement Read. Previous engagements: Chesapeake Bay, Northern New Jersey, Trenton-Princeton, Defense of Philadelphia, Philadelphia-Monmouth. The enlistment period for the first regiment expired in May 1759, and for the second in December 1758. Enter a grandparent's name. vZ/C\$R;#M'w^xL8, `I(fI1(`cLgLLkLYa!s{gYv7)}sZ;&ta]_8Te 8z),ap $jh4%!P >a[LqG-5.TVf`6U[;|@nR`W[1hM-;iyk] This page was last edited on 10 April 2018, at 08:51. osburn beatty: 5 regiment virginia militia. Sometime in December it was ordered to the Valley of Virginia to form General Stonewall Jacksons Division. His company was with Generals Bradford, Adam Stephen and George Washington at the Battle of Brandywine, and soon after at the Battle of Germantown with Washington. History will tell the balance of the movements of this command. Company E, Richmond Light Infantry Blues. He was injured in a disastrous 1792 battle with Indians under Little Turtle near Fort St. Clair, site of the present Eaton, Ohio. Commanded by Col. John Bailey. Am 13. The Taylor's Regiment of Militia (Albemarle County) (1779), a militia unit from Virginia, fought in support of the American cause. The General Assembly having passed a Resolution empowering the Governor with the Advice of Council, to raise a Regiment of Voluntiers to consist of Six hundred Men rank & file, with proper officers to command them, for the particular purpose of . It was the fifth statue toppled in Richmond during a series of civil rights protests.[10]. John Taylor's Co.; reported on regimental morning report for Jan. 6, 1862 46th Regiment Virginia Militia (Pendleton County) This regiment was ordered into service Nov. 14,. Summary of S.547 - 118th Congress (2023-2024): A bill to award a Congressional Gold Medal, collectively, to the First Rhode Island Regiment, in recognition of their dedicated service during the Revolutionary War. 124-127.) In Virginia. hbbd``b`$@, H Captain Ross commanded this company the first year of the war and it was then Company C when the company was reorganized in 1862 . Taylor's Regiment of Militia (Albemarle County) (1779) The King'sOwnRoyalRegiment Richard Taylor, Capt. Johnston, Gent., Lieut in the campaigns of 1758, also in the campaign of 1759 . He sold that house on Dec. 1, 1795 to George Rudy. Enlistment rank: Captain, discharge rank: Captain, War Department. He was a lifelong bachelor who was born, lived, and died on his father's plantation homes Collina and Midland in Orange County, Virginia. robert beatty: cobean's battalion, pennsylvannia vols. 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. 1812 - 1814. D. Lee Ross, Captain first year of war, did not reenlist.W. D. Via First Lieutenant, resignedN. Colonel Richard Parker, and Major Ralph Falkner. Mailing Address mahlon beatty: 56 reg't (taylor's) virginia militia. The information in this listof Virginia Military Units comes from the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors website (CWSS). Assigned to August's Brigade, Department of the Peninsula. George E. Booher Captain, Company H, 58thVirginia RegimentWilliam Frazier First LieutenantGeorge W. Hylton Second LieutenantHenderson Shelton Third LieutenantC. During the American Revolution many local state militia units were created to help defend the rights of the colonies. List of Local Designations for CSA Infantry, Cavalry, & Artillery Units from Virginia by Regiment and County : ca. Francis was born in 1747, the son of George Taylor and Rachel Gibson. H. Giles Promoted to CaptainEd Davis Promoted to First LieutenantZack Frazier Promoted to Second LieutenantJohn P. Stovall Elected Third Lieutenant. The Taylors Regiment of Militia (Albemarle County) (1779), a militia unit from Virginia, fought in support of the American cause. 2008 - 2023 INTERESTING.COM, INC. John Watts. 10th - Remnants of the old 10th consolidated into the new 6th. Click to reveal Gen. John Forbes's expedition against the French stronghold at the Forks of the Ohio River from 1757-1758. White males between 16 and 50 were permitted to serve, although the regiment's size rolls report men as young as 15 and as old as 60 in the ranks, along with references to a small number of drafts with partial African and Native American ancestry. It is said of them that "the most inexpert hands reckon it an indifferent shot to miss the bigness of a man's face at 100 yards." 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. R. J. Woolwine, Captain Company D, 51stRegiment Infantry, Whartons Brigade, Breckenridges Division, Earlys Corps, S. T. Shelor, Lieutenant Company D, 51stVirginia Regiment approved W. T. Akers, Major, 51stVirginia Regiment. The old 15th Regiment was renumbered as the 11th. Taylor discussed the history of the Utica Institute, a historically Black college founded . Washington 1834, p. 2. Their firearm of choice was the rifle instead of the musket, and the force was renowned for its expertise with the long rifle. 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 married Martha, daughter of Roger Thompson, of New Kent County, on 23 Feb 1699. 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. 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Performance & security by Cloudflare. The actual strength of the Regiment in 1756 was 1,400 men, but in 1757 it was reduced to 1,000 men. 1 min read. 3/4/1907-9/18/1947 Partner National Archives and Records Administration Contributing Institution Richard Taylor told Thomas Shoemaker, he had "been in nine battles and would be in ninety-nine more before the British gained the day." Your membership lasts for one year. Recorded in Circuit Court Order Bok 18, page 550-569 requested recorded by W. T. Akers, William Ayres and William B. Company C, Montgomery Guard. T. Noel Second LieutenantB. Please contact us at the email or phone number on the left side of this page to schedule an appointment. AMERICAN COLONIAL FORCES, 1750-1774. Arrangement of the Virginia regiments, ist and . Richard Taylor died in 1829 at the age of 84. Hogg's Co. of Rangers in 1758. 1656, to nephew Richard Taylor, son of Richard Taylor, 1,000 acres of my Military land, No. 1657, to nephew Nathaniel Taylor, son of James Taylor, 1,000 acres of my Military land, No. 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). 1st virginia regiment Posted on February 21, 2021 September 2, 2021 by Michele Murphy Stirling's Division | Muhlenberg's Brigade | 1st Virginia Regiment Born in Buckingham Co, VA on 1785 to Edmund Taylor and Elizabeth Garrett. John E. Penn CaptainJ. discoveries. The command was then ordered to Sewell Mountain to reinforce General Gloyd and Wise who were falling back in the face of a large force of the enemy. Company D, Old Dominion Guard. Subsequent letters date from his service with the 11th Virginia Cavalry Regiment,Company F, (Bath Squadron). Revolutionary War records that document his service in the 2nd and 15th Virginia Regiment and the Virginia Convention Guards; . Liverpool wanted a more practical relationship with the United States. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. The Valley Forge Park Alliance maintains the Muster Roll Project and helps to inspire appreciation of and support for Valley Forge National Historical Park. 1st Regiment of Continental Light Dragoons (VA) detachment with 10 men led by Capt. All information was obtained from the books "A History of Madison County" by Claude Lindsay Yowell, "For Home and Honor" by Harold Woodward Jr, and the "7th Virginia Infantry" Regimental book by David F. Riggs. The 12th Virginia Infantry Regiment was an infantry regiment mostly raised in Petersburg Virginia for service in the Confederate States Army during. CONTINENTAL FORCES, 1775-1783. Press Esc to cancel. Historic Taylor Family Homes in Orange County, Virginia, 1722-Present. According to the Indiana Historical Bureau, Pvts. Nichols, Franklin Thayer (1947). Leave a message for others who see this profile. 1911-1912 Also published separately Includes bibliographical references (p. 9-10) Notes. After serving in 1776 as an ensign and second lieutenant in the 5th Virginia (infantry) Regiment, he was appointed a captain in the 4th Continental Light Dragoons on January 21, 1777. Thomas Taylor was the eldest son of John Taylor, who came from Amelia County, Virginia, about 1750 and located on Back Swamp below Columbia. EN. 0 General Taylor had with him about 2300 men, including the 2d Dragoons, three light batteries, a battalion of foot artillery, and the 3d, 4th, 5th, 7th, and 8th regiments of infantry. WIKITREE PROTECTS MOST SENSITIVE INFORMATION BUT ONLY TO THE EXTENT STATED IN THE TERMS OF SERVICE AND PRIVACY POLICY. 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. Bibliography (Continued), The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. Co. G Capt. H. Rangeley Third LieutenantC. Died in serviceVia, D. G. Died in serviceVia, William A. The roster includes all companies within the regiment. 25-year career. 49 0 obj <>/Filter/FlateDecode/ID[]/Index[35 21]/Info 34 0 R/Length 75/Prev 113623/Root 36 0 R/Size 56/Type/XRef/W[1 2 1]>>stream Living in Carroll CountyYeatts, George W.Robertson, Jack, Roberson, Samuel F. Company K, 10thVirginia CavalryRoberson, Daniel A Company K, 10thVirginia CavalryBennett, Thomas Killed, 10thVirginia CavalryBennett, Venith T. Killed, Company K, 10thVirginia CavalryMcAlexander, Peter Company K, 10thVirginia CavalryWright, Jackson Orange ArtilleryWright, Wash Orange ArtilleryEmberson, Wade Orange ArtilleryAkers, Henry Died, Orange ArtilleryMartin, C. J. Orange ArtilleryThomas, Taswell Orange ArtilleryThomas R. T. Orange ArtilleryThomas, R. H. Orange ArtilleryRorrer, William A Orange ArtilleryShelton, Robert Orange ArtilleryWright, S. G. Died, Orange ArtilleryWood, Elijah Orange ArtilleryHelm, Adam Orange ArtilleryBennett, Bluford Died, Orange ArtilleryBurnett, JacobThomas, JacksonThomas, JamesHouchins, LeeRatliff, C. L.Roberson, AbramMartin, JohnHall, HenryVia, IsaacVia, Ruben Died 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryBoaz, Jefferson Died 32ndVirginia CavalryBurge, D. E.Joyce, William 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryBoaz, James 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryAllen, George 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryAdams, William 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryFry, Richard 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryYoung, C. H. 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryCobb, T. 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryMays, James 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalrySpencer, John 32ndBattalion Virginia CavalryCollins, Levi P. Company H, 23rdVirginia BattalionMoss, W. A. Discharged 6th Jan'y 1814, and Powell elected to fill vacancy. Wm. In 1780, General Muhlenberg, the brilliant soldier who had quit the pulpit for the camp, William Fisher's Declaration A. Enslaved Africans . P. Anglin Third CorporalEdd Agee Fourth CorporalAllen, J. H.Agee, CharlesBurge, RobertCarter, RobertDalton, HaymanGillie, FountainGiles, S. S.Harris, WilliamHutts, OwenKeaton, HansfordMurphy, William L.Penn, William A.Paul, MichaelScales, NoahSmith, JamesSanders, JackSpencer, E. E. J.Shelton, WilliamStuart, William D.Tillie, BurwellThomas, JamesWashburn, WilliamAgee, JamesBrown, J. M.Clark, AlexanderDalton, PeterEdwards, William H.Gillie, LeftridgeHatcher, RobertHancock, JohnKoger, JamesKeaton, LeeMurphy, William F.Penn, SamuelMcReynolds, HardinScales, NatSanders, SilosSpencer, GreenShelton, JoshuaSheltnson, AndersonStone, JamesTillie, J. H.Thompson, AustinWoodall, JamesAgee, GarrettBrown, RobertClark, William H.Dalton, NickGillie, P. D. DesertedGoad, HenryHarriss, Israel DesertedKoger, J. H.Koger, KingLee, H. H.Murphy, Richard M.Paul, VatenScales, JamesSmith, ThomasSanders, JamesSpencer, JohnShelton, William C.Shelton, PeterTatum, William F.Tuggle, NathanielVia, W. B. William G. Price Captain, living in the westE. Died in prison, Elmyra, New YorkHatcher, William. "We couldn't be more excited to bring this state-of-the-art firearm to the modern gun enthusiast . 3 (Jul., 1912), pp. And they voted to secede only after Lincoln issued a call to arms to suppress the secessionist tendencies in the Southern states. Type above and press Enter to search. F. Shelor, 2ndSergeant then promoted to 1stSergeant, Company D, then to Lieutenant, Company DIsaac A. Nolen, 3rdSergeant, first year of war, did not reenlistW. Davis claimed he was born on July 1, 1877, but according to some sources, EN RU CN DE ES. K. Harrell CorporalR. 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. This database is a compilation of military records (including state rosters, pension records, and regimental histories) of individual soldiers who served in the United States . endstream endobj startxref CONTENT MAY BE COPYRIGHTED BY WIKITREE COMMUNITY MEMBERS. 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 regiment would remain in service until May 1760. Francis Cowherd, Col. Alexander Spottswood's Continental Regiment, John Snow of Orange; was in the battles of Brandywine and Germantown; age 74. 20, No. 9, 1780. "The enemy attacked Ukraine from the northern direction with Shahed-type attack drones. [citation needed], The First Virginia Regiment is memorialized in a statue in Meadow Park, a triangular park in Richmonds (VA) Fan District by sculptor Ferruccio Legnaioli. A.Lawless, George W.Loving, Arthur J. Confederate Units 1st Virginia Infantry Regiment Company A - Richmond Grays Company B - Richmond City Guard Company C - Montgomery Guard Company D - Old Dominion Guard 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. and Welsh Rd, just outside Lansdale Pa. (currently owned by Tom and Wendy Tracy)[citation needed]. Some of the Union units are identified as formed in 1864. W. Cruise Fourth LieutenantS. W. T. Akers was elected Captain and was then lettered Company D and renamed Company D until the end of the war. Categories: Minutemen, Militia, American Revolution | 2nd Virginia Regiment (1776), Continental Army, American Revolution | Battle of Brandywine Creek | Battle of Germantown | 15th Virginia Regiment (1777), Continental Army, American Revolution | Orange County, Virginia, Slave Owners, WIKITREE HOME | ABOUT | G2G FORUM | HELP | SEARCH. A. Tatum First LieutenantJoseph G. Penn Second LieutenantR. H. Dunkley First SergeantJames Campbell Second SergeantT. J. T. Lawson Captain, first organizedMartin Staples First LieutenantW. Session of Virginia Council of State. (Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, October, I898. If not, see our friends at Ancestry DNA. State Library, Richmond. 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. He was born in Virginia on September 10, 1743, and died in Columbia on November 16, 1833, where his body lies in the Taylor graveyard. Moore Fauntleroy. "Combat Diary for Company F, 310th Infantry, 78th . One of those brothers, Charles, was killed in the Battle of Mark's Mill in July 1864 in Arkansas, as a member of the 43rd Indiana regiment. [4][5], By 1800, Taylor had enlarged "Springfield" to 700 acres (2.8km2) by 1800.