Report: Military Service
Description: Individuals who served in a branch of the military or those recognized as having a supporting role in a war or rebellion.
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| # | Full Name | Birth Date | Birth Place | Military Service (Specific) |
| 1 |  Robert Terrill, Sr. |
1697 | New Kent County, Virginia  |
American Revolutionary War Service: Virginia Rank: Patriotic Service Service Source: Abercrombie & Slatten, Virginia Revolutionary Public Claims, VOL 2, PP 746, 747 Service Description: 1) Furnished Beef for the Army |
| 2 | Captain Benjamin Clement |
Abt 1700 | King William County, Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Service: VIRGINIA Rank: PATRIOTIC SERVICE Service Source: CLEMENT, THE HIST OF PITTSYLVANIA CO,VA, PP 144-5 Service Description: 1) MANUFACTURER OF GUNPOWDER, 1775 |
| 3 | Susanna Hill |
Abt 1700 | King and Queen County, Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Service: VIRGINIA Rank: PATRIOTIC SERVICE Service Source: ABERCROMBIE & SLATTEN, VA REV PUB CLAIMS, VOL 3, P 769 Service Description: 1) FURNISHED SUPPLIES |
| 4 | Hermann Bach |
1708 | Freudenberg, Siegen-Wittgenstein, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland |
American Revolutionary War Service: Virginia Rank: Patriotic Service 1) Rendered Material Aid |
| 5 | Major William Robinson |
25 Mar 1709 | Urbanna, Middlesex County, Virginia |
Virginia Colonial Militia Major in the Militiamen. American Revolutionary War Patriotic Service: William supplied beef and furnished Blacksmith work |
| 6 | Mason Combs, Sr. |
Abt 1714 | American Revolutionary War Service: North Carolina Rank: Patriotic Service Service Source: Wells, Joseph Winston: His Entry Book, P 28 Service Description: 1) Signed Oath Of Allegiance to make Land Entry, 23 July 1778 |
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| 7 | Wilmoth George |
Abt 1720 | Stafford County, Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Service: Virginia Rank: Patriotic Service Service Source: Library of Virginia, Specific Tax Shenandoah County, Virginia; Hening's Statutes, VOL 10, PP 326-338 Service Description: 1) Paid Specific Tax 1781 |
| 8 | Robert Terrell, Jr. | Abt 1730 | Orange County, Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Service: Virginia Rank: Private Service Source: Harding, George Rogers Clark & His Men, P 182 Service Description: 1) Captain John Snoddy 2) General George Rogers Clarke |
| 9 | Garrett Green |
Abt 1730 | Virginia |
Dunmore's War Botetourt County, Virginia Captain James Henderson's Company (Paid for 6 Days of Service) American Revolutionary War Patriotic Service: TOOK OATH OF ALLEGIANCE TO MAKE LAND CLAIM UNDER SETTLEMENT/PREEMPTION RIGHTS |
| 10 | John Combs, Sr. |
Abt 1733 | Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Service: North Carolina Rank: Patriotic Service Service Source: Wells, Joseph Winston: His Entry Book, P 170 Service Description: 1) Signed Oath of Allegiance upon Land Entry 1778-1781 |
| 11 | William Terrill |
Abt 27 Jun 1735 | Orange Springs, Orange County, Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Service: Virginia Rank: Patriotic Service Service Source: Abercrombie & Slatten, Virginia Revolutionary Public Claims, VOL 2, P 746 Service Description: 1) Furnished Supplies |
| 12 | Richard Northcutt |
Abt 1737 | Prince William County, Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Service: Virginia Rank: Soldier 1) CAPT JOHN BALL, COL ELIAS EDMONDS 2) FAUQUIER CO MILITA |
| 13 | Francis Meadows, Sr. | 1738 | Virginia |
Dunmore's War Augusta County, Virginia Captain Alexander McClanahan's Company Served 122 Days |
| 14 | Henry Back |
Abt 1740 | Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Service: Virginia Rank: Soldier Service Source: Library of Virginia, Revolutionary War Public Service Claims, Reel 7, A list of Classes in Culpeper County For January 1781 Service Description: 1) Class 95 List, 1781 |
| 15 | Archelaus Craft, Sr |
25 Dec 1749 | North Carolina |
American Revolutionary War Captain Johnston's Company, Colonel Herndon's Regiment (NC Militia) |
| 16 | Joseph Oder | 3 Aug 1751 | Fauquier County, Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Service: Virginia Rank: Private 1) CAPT SAMUEL BLACKWELL,COL ELIAS EDMUNDS |
| 17 | James Caudill, Jr. |
Abt 1753 | Lunenburg County, Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank: PRIVATE 1) CAPTS MORGAN & JOHNSON, MAJ ALLEN 2) COLS CLEVELAND & HARRIS |
| 18 | Benjamin Adams |
1753 | Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Service: North Carolina Rank: Patriotic Service 1) Furnished Supplies |
| 19 | Brazil Estes | Abt 1754 | North Carolina |
American Revolutionary War * * *Currently, I have no proof of service other than that spoken of by Brazil Estes and his descendants. From his statements in court, it appears that Brazil Estes was at the Siege of 96 in South Carolina (May 22 - June 18, 1781). |
| 20 | Francis Meadows, Jr. | Abt 1754 | Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Service: VIRGINIA Rank: PRIVATE Service Description: 1) CAPTS LAIRD & LAMB, COLS GREEN & WOOD |
| 21 | Israel Meadows |
23 Sep 1755 | Virginia |
American Revolutionary War 12th Virginia Regiment Captain Matthew Arbuckle's 5th Company, Colonel James Wood in command 12 Nov 1776 to 14 Sep 1778. |
| 22 | Israel Meadows |
23 Sep 1755 | Virginia |
Dunmore's War Augusta County, Virginia Captain William Nalle's Company (Paid for 112 Days of Service) |
| 23 | John Barnes |
Abt 1756 | Virginia |
American Revolutionary War 6th Virginia Regiment 3rd Continental Light Dragoons |
| 24 | John Back | 1760 | Culpeper County, Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Enlisted for 12 Months Service |
| 25 | John Combs, Jr. | 7 Feb 1761 | Frederick County, Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Service: Virginia Rank: Private Service Description: 1) Captains Jonathan Langdon, Benjamin Casey 2) Colonel James Wood |
| 26 | Matthias Horn |
1761 | Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Service: VIRGINIA Rank: PRIVATE Pension Number: S*W Service Description: 1) CAPTS RIDDLE, LOGAN 2) GEN GEORGE ROGERS CLARK |
| 27 | Aaron Horn |
1762 | Baltimore, Maryland |
American Revolutionary War Service: Virginia Rank: Patriotic Service 1) Defender of Fort Boonesborough |
| 28 | Zachariah Phillips |
9 Jan 1763 | Virginia |
American Revolutionary War 4th Company, North Carolina Regiment Captain Thomas Donoho's Company, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Dixon's Regiment, North Carolina Line, Continental Army. |
| 29 | Francis Robinson |
2 Mar 1765 | Spotsylvania County, Virginia |
American Revolutionary War Served under Captains Watson, John Chew, Crutcher and Payne in the regiments commanded by Colonels Richardson and Nicholas Merriwether |
| 30 | Levi C Winkle | Abt 1827 | Madison County, Kentucky |
Civil War (Union) Companies K,D 8th Regiment, Kentucky Infantry |
| 31 | Solomon Back | May 1830 | Perry County, Kentucky |
Civil War (Union) Company H & D, 45th Regiment, Kentucky Mounted Infantry |
| 32 |  Hiram Estes |
28 Feb 1836 | Owsley County, Kentucky |
Civil War (Union) Name: Hiram Estes Residence: Irvine, Kentucky Enlistment Date: 12 Aug 1863 Rank at enlistment: Private Enlistment Place: Irvine, Kentucky State Served: Kentucky Survived the War?: Yes Service Record: Enlisted in Company G, Kentucky 47th Infantry Regiment on 05 Oct 1863.Mustered out on 26 Dec 1864 at Lexington, KY. Sources: Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky |
| 33 | John Boyle | 1837 | Pennsylvania |
Civil War (Union) Company C, 2nd Regiment, Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry |
| 34 | Isaac Back | 28 Sep 1837 | Surry County, North Carolina |
Civil War (Confederacy) Regiment State/Origin: Kentucky Regiment Name: 5 Kentucky Mounted Infantry Regiment Name Expanded: 5th Regiment, Kentucky Mounted Infantry Company: B Rank In: Sergeant Rank Out: Sergeant |
| 35 | Charles Estes | 12 Feb 1837 | Kentucky |
Civil War (Union) Name: Charles Estes Side: Union Regiment State/Origin: Kentucky Regiment Name: 8 Kentucky Infantry Regiment Name Expanded: 8th Regiment, Kentucky Infantry Company: B A Rank In: Private Rank In Expanded: Private Rank Out: Private Rank Out Expanded: Private Film Number: M386 roll 8 |
| 36 | William Henry Fightmaster | 17 Feb 1839 | Scott County, Kentucky |
Civil War (Union) Private, Company H, 40th Kentucky Infantry |
| 37 | Hugh Herbert Boyle | Abt 1840 | Rhode Island |
Civil War (Union) Company H, 11th Regiment, Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry. |
| 38 | William Acheson | Abt 1840 | Rhode Island |
Civil War (Union) Company F, 9th Rhode Island Infantry Company A, 12th Rhode Island Infantry Rank In: Second Corporal Rank Out: Corporal |
| 39 | William Harrison Smith | 8 Jul 1842 | Virginia |
Civil War (Confederacy) Captain A.C. Cope Company D 5th Kentucky Regiment Lewis's Brigade Enlisted at Jackson, Breathitt County, Kentucky September 20, 1862 |
| 40 | John Bernard Branigan | May 1843 | Ireland |
Civil War (Union) 7th Regiment, Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry Rank: Private |
| 41 | George W Sexton | 28 Nov 1846 | Kentucky |
Civil War (Confederacy) Name: George W Sexton Enlistment Date: 15 Sep 1862 Rank at enlistment: Private Enlistment Place: Bath County, KY State Served: Kentucky Survived the War?: Yes Service Record: Enlisted in Company F, Kentucky 9th Cavalry Regiment on 15 Sep 1862. Death Date: 24 Mar 1923 Death Place: Menefee County, KY Sources: Confederate Kentucky Volunteers War 1861-65 Confederate Veteran Magazine |
| 42 | William H. Metcalfe | 12 Aug 1848 | Kenton County, Kentucky |
Civil War (Union) Rank: Private Company B, 6th Regiment, Kentucky Infantry |
| 43 |  John Francis Boyle |
11 Jan 1862 | 177 Eddy, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island |
Spanish-American War Company M, 2nd Regiment, North Carolina Volunteer Infantry |
| 44 | Joseph Francis Boyle | 23 Jul 1878 | Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island |
Spanish-American War Company G, 1st Regiment, Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry |
| 45 | Lindsay Cardwell | 8 Jun 1896 | Breathitt County, Kentucky |
World War I Name: Lindsay Cardwell Age: 22 Race: White Birth Date: 8 Jun 1896 Birth Location: Breathitt Co, Kentucky, USA Enlistment Date: 24 May 1918 Enlistment County: Cincinnati Enlistment State: Ohio Enlistment Division: United States Marine Corps Decorations and Awards: View image Rank: View image Advancement: View image Comments: Parris Island Summary Court 18 May 1918; Co C 3 Separate Battalion 17 July 1918; France 26 Aug 1918; 82 Co 11 Sept 1918; Service of Supply 28 Sept 1918; 140 Casual Company 20 Jan 1919; Quantico Va 12 Feb 1919; 19 Co 21 Feb 1919. St Mihiel. American Expedi |
| 46 |  Howard Francis Boyle |
6 Jul 1912 | Hinton, Harrison County, Kentucky |
World War II United States Navy |
| 47 | James Arthur Boyle | 17 Aug 1914 | Hinton, Harrison County, Kentucky |
World War II Staff Sergeant United States Army Purple Heart |
| 48 | Joseph John Nitti | 5 Oct 1917 | Chicago, Cook County, Illinois |
World War II Private, United States Army |
| 49 | David M. Robinson | 26 Jan 1919 | Grant County, Kentucky |
World War II Enlistment |
| 50 | John Schimka | 17 Apr 1919 | Des Plaines, Cook County, Illinois |
World War II United States Army 36761769, Private, Company G, 300th Infantry Camp McCain, Mississippi. |
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