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War of 1812 case files for men who served in the Mathews County, Virginia militia, as well as, other Virginia militia units.

LEWIS, Warner: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Henry Diggs & Gabriel Hughes; served 7 months 9 days between May 3, 1813 & March 10, 1815; residence of soldier: 1851, 1855, Mathews Co., Va.; residence of widow: 1871, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews C.H., Va.; maiden name of widow: Joicy Hunley; marriage of soldier and widow: December 21, 1814, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: March 23, 1867 or March 28, 1866, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

LIGHTBURNE, Robert: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Francis Jarvis; served between May 2, 1813 & December 31, 1814; residence of soldier: 1850, 1855, Norfolk, Va. NARA

MILLER, Armistead: Corporal; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Francis Jarvis; served 5 months 16 days between May 11, 1813 & February 26, 1815; residence of widow: 1850, 1855, Mathews Co., Va., 1871, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews C.H., Va.; maiden name of widow: Polly (Mary) Gordon; marriage of soldier and widow: June 12, 1804, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: January 14, 1824, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

MINTER, Thomas: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Thomas James; served 167 days between March 11, 1813 & December 19, 1814; residence of widow: 1871, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews C.H., Va.; maiden name of widow: Mary Willis; marriage of soldier and widow: June 1809, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: February 3, 1845, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

MORGAN, Peter Kemp: Private; substitute for Robert Hudgins/Huggins, Capt. Henry Diggs, 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia & substitute for Charles Blunt, Captain Andrew Stevenson, 19th Reg’t. Va. Militia, served between February 1, 1814 & October 1, 1814 for Robert Hudgins/Huggins; served 4 months between October 14, 1814 & February 15, 1815 for Charles Blunt; residence of soldier: 1872, Richmond, Va. & 1880, Baltimore, Md.; soldier was born in King & Queen Co., Va., mother was a Kemp & uncle was Col. Peter Kemp, brother John S. Morgan killed in Canady [sic], grandson: A.M. Snyder; maiden name of widow: Martha C. Brack; marriage of soldier and widow: January 1814, Richmond, Va. NARA

PEAD, James: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Henry Diggs; served 116 days between March 9, 183 & June 11, 1814; residence of soldier: 1850, Mathews Co., Va.; residence of widow: 1871, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews C.H., Va.; maiden name of widow: Cena or Ceney White; marriage of soldier and widow: August 8, 1812, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: January 13, 1861, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

PERKINS, Whitney: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Henry Diggs; served 70 days between March 9, 1813 to June 11, 1814; residence of widow: 1850, 1855, & 1871, Mathews Co., Va.; maiden name of widow: Rosie M. White; married: November 15, 1810, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: December 31, 1831, Mathews Co., Va. Fold3

SHACKELFORD, Seymour or Seamour: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Diggs & Captain Henry W. Sales; served 3 months; residence of widow: 1850, Mathews, Co., Va.; name of widow: Nancy [last name unknown]; no further information. (Wardell, p278)

SMITH, William L.: 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Tompkins, Tabb & Yeatman; widow Joicy R. Smith received pension; no further information. (Wardell, p285)

SPARROW, Laban: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Bailey Diggs; served 3 months 21 days; widow Nancy received pension; no further information. (Wardell, p287)

WHITE, James: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Langley B. Eddins & Gabriel Hughes; dates & length of service not given; residence of widow: 1871, Mathews Co., Va.; maiden name of widow: Lucy Foster; marriage of soldier and widow: January 3, 1814, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: December 17, 1860, Mathews Co., Va.  Archives

WHITE, James H: 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains James, Gabriel Hughes, & Henry Diggs; no further information. (Wardell, p311)

WHITE, Joseph D.: Private/Corporal; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Bailey Diggs, Thomas James, Henry W. Sale, Henry Diggs, Peter Foster, & Francis Jarvis; served between March 11, 1813 & March 10, 1815; residence of soldier: 1850, 1855, Mathews Co., Va.  Archives

WHITE, Ransom: Private, 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Gabriel Hughes; widow Elizabeth received pension; no further information. (Wardell, p311)

WHITE, William D.: Private, 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Francis Jarvis; dates & length of service not given; residence of soldier: 1871, Mathews Co., Va.; no further information.

 

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Wardell, Patrick G., War of 1812: Virginia Bounty Land & Pension Applicants, Heritage Books, Inc., Bowie, Md. 1987.
 
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War of 1812 case files for men who served in the Mathews County, Virginia militia, as well as, other Virginia militia units.

FORREST, John: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains C. Tompkins & Thomas T.T. Tabb; served 3 months between May, 1813 & December 31, 1814; residence of soldier: 1850, 1855, Mathews Co., Va.; residence of widow: 1878, Mathews Co., Va.; maiden name of widow: Parmelia A. Parrott; marriage of soldier and widow: August 29, 1844, Mathews Co., Va., soldier married twice before; death of soldier: November 12, 1857, Mathews Co., Va.; death of widow: September 8, 1884, Berkley, Norfolk Co., Va. at home of her niece Mrs. Sally J. Parrott. NARA

FOSTER, Isaac: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, served 1 month; Sergeant; served 3 months applied for pension; served between May 12, 1813 & June 12, 1814; residence of soldier: 1850, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: September 26, 1854, Mathews Co., Va.  Archives

FOSTER, Zipearus: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Bailey Diggs; served 4 months between February 14, 1814 & March 10, 1815; residence of soldier: 1850, 1855, Mathews Co., Va.; residence of widow: 1878, Mathews Co., Va. P.O. Port Haywood, Va.; maiden name of widow: Catharine B. Foster; marriage of soldier and widow: September 1818, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: April 13, 1864, Mathews Co., Va.; death of widow: June 1, 1879, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

GAYLE, Elijah: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Thomas James & Thomas Tabb; enlisted Jan 1 1815, discharged March 1 1815; served 78 days between February 22 and December 31 1814; residence: 1850, 1855, Mathews Co., Va.; residence of widow: 1871, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews Court House; maiden name of widow: Mary Gayle; married: December 24 1813, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: September 2, 1863, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

HAMILTON, Nathaniel: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Frederick Weedon; served 3 months 1 day between May 3, 1813 & December 31, 1814; residence of soldier: 1850, Mathews Co., Va.; residence of widow: 1852, 1855, Mathews Co., Va., 1878, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews C.H., Va.; maiden name of widow: Ann Maria Callis; marriage of soldier and widow: September 2, 1830, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: October 15, 1851, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

HOPKINS, John: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains John Billups & Langley B. Eddins; served 4 months 9 days between May 11, 1813 & February 1, 1815; residence of soldier: 1850, 1851, & 1855, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

HUDGINS, Caleb: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain John Billups; served 5 months 4 days between August 6, 1813 & February 1, 1815; residence of widow: 1850, 1855, Mathews Co., Va.; maiden name of widow: Joice Diggs; marriage of soldier and widow: December 22, 1804, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: October 2, 1839, Mathews Co., Va.  Archives

HUDGINS, Francis: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Thomas James; served 5 months 8 days between June 12, 1814 and December 19, 1814; residence: 1855, Mathews Co., Va.; residence of widow: 1880, P.O. Port Haywood, Va., Mathews Co., Va.; maiden name of widow: Sarah Culley; married: November 15, 1826, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: June 10 or 12, 1885, Mathews, Co., Va. Fold3

HUDGINS, Gabriel: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Bailey Diggs; served 7 months 5 days between March 11, 1813 & March 10, 1815; residence of widow: 1850, 1855, Mathews Co., Va. & 1871, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews C.H., Va.; maiden name of widow: Frances Brooks; marriage of soldier and widow: December 24, 1810, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: October 1844, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

HUDGINS, James: 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Francis Jarvis & Frederick A. Weedon; served between March 11, 1813 & December 31, 1814; residence of widow: 1871, Mathews Co., Va.; maiden name of widow: Mildred Armistead; marriage of soldier and widow: March 18, 1822, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: January 7, 1854, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

HUDGINS, John (son of John): Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Francis Jarvis; served between February 14, 1814 & June 10, 1814; residence of widow: 1851, Norfolk, Va. & 1855, Mathews Co., Va.; maiden name of widow: Mary Armistead; marriage of soldier and widow: January 29, 1802, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: July 30, 1833/34, Mathews Co., Va.  Archives

HUDGINS, Peter: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Christopher Tompkins, Thomas James, Henry W. Sale, & Bailey Diggs; served between March 10, 1813 & March 10, 1815; residence of widow: 1850, Mathews Co., Va.; maiden name of widow: Lucina S. Diggs; marriage of soldier and widow: October 31, 1816, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: abt 1830, Mathews Co., Va.  Archives

HUDGINS, William P.: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Bailey Diggs; served 6 months 17 days between May 11, 1813 & March 10, 1815; residence of widow: 1851, 1855, Mathews Co., Va. & 1871, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews C.H., Va.; maiden name of widow: Mary Pugh; marriage of soldier and widow: March 18, 1808, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: January 6, 1839, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

HUGHES, Edward: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Capt Gabriel Hughes; served 98 days between March 10, 1813 & March 10, 1815; residence of soldier: 1850, Mathews Co., Va.; residence of widow: 1855, 1871, Mathews Co., Va. & 1878, Mathews Co., Va. P.O. Mathews C.H., Va.; maiden name of widow: Joice Chenault; marriage of soldier and widow: November 8, 1849, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: September 27, 1853, Mathews Co., Va.; death of widow: February 28, 1892, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

HUNLEY, Richard: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Gabriel Hughes; served 55 days between February 14, 1814 & December 31, 1814; residence of widow: 1852, 1855, Mathews Co., Va.; maiden name of widow: Elizabeth Foster; marriage of soldier and widow: April 1, 1819, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: April 10, 1843 or January 10, 1844, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

HURST, William (son of John): Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Thomas James; served 72 days between March 10, 1813 & December 31, 1814; residence of soldier: 1851, 1855, Mathews Co., Va.; residence of widow: 1871 Mathews Co. (PO Mathews CH) Va.; maiden name of widow: Sarah Hall; marriage of soldier and widow: November 17, 1808, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: October 14, 1857, Mathews Co., Va. Note: there were two additional William Hursts that served as Privates under Captain Gabriel Hughes which are mentioned in this pension application; one the son of Richard Hurst and the other the son of William Hurst. NARA

 

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War of 1812 case files for men who served in the Mathews County, Virginia militia, as well as, other Virginia militia units.

ANDERTON, Thomas: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Henry Digges, Henry W. Sales, & Peter Foster; served 147 days between May 3, 1813 & December 31, 1814 at Fort Douglas on the Mobjack Bay; residence of soldier: 1853, Halifax Co., Va. & 1855, 1871, Jacksonville, Morgan Co., Ill.; residence of widow: 1878, Franklin, Morgan, Co., Ill.; maiden name of widow: Lucy Briggs; marriage of soldier and widow: December 26, 1829, Person Co., N.C.; death of soldier: September 25, 1877, Morgan Co., Ill.; death of widow: October 26, 1885; surviving children, 1878: Benjamin A. and George N. Anderton. Fold3

ARMISTEAD, Ralph: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Francis Jarvis & Henry W. Sales; served 44 days between September 7, 1813 & February 26, 1815; residence of soldier: 1850, 1855, Mathews Co., Va.; residence of widow: 1871, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews C.H., Va. & 1878, Mathews Co., Va. P.O. Port Haywood, Va.; maiden name of widow: Sarah Grinnel; marriage of soldier and widow: about May 1813 or 1814, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: August 9, 1864, Mathews Co., Va.; death of widow: Apr 24, 1882, Mathews Co., Va. Fold3

ARMISTEAD, Thomas: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Francis Jarvis; served 74 days between May 11, 1813 & February 26, 1815; residence of soldier: 1850, 1855 & 1872, Mathews Co., Va., 1874 & 1875, Port Hayward, Mathews Co., Va.; residence of widow: 1889, Port Hayward, Mathews Co., Va.; soldier’s first wife: Eliza Rutherford, died: September 21, 1837; maiden name of widow: Harriet J. Miller; marriage of soldier and widow: August 28, 1845, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: September 2, 1889, Mathews Co., Va.; death of widow: about 1892. Fold3

BILLUPS, Humphrey: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain John Billups; served 29 days between September 4, 1813 & December 31, 1814; residence of soldier: 1871, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews C.H. Fold3

BILLUPS, Mann: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain John Billups; served 3 months 28 days between September 1813 & February 1, 1815; residence of widow: 1851, Mathews Co., Va., 1855, 1878, Baltimore, Md.; maiden name of widow: Lucy [Hodges], widow of John Thomas; marriage of soldier and widow: December. 31, 1828, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: April 28, 1839, Mathews Co., Va.; death of widow: August. 16, 1886. Fold3

BILLUPS, Robert: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain John Billups; served 236 days between June, 1814 to February, 1815; residence of soldier: 1852, 1856, Mathews Co., Va. & 1871, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews Court House. Fold3

BILLUPS, William A.: Sergeant/Cornett; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Frederick Weedon; served from March 9, 1813 to October 1814; residence of soldier: 1851, 1852, 1855, Mathews Co., Va.; residence of widow: 1871, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews Court House; maiden name of widow: Lucy Ransom; marriage of soldier and widow: June 20, 1812, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: December 4, 1865, Mathews Co., Va. Fold3

BROOKS, George K: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Bailey Diggs & Private, 7th Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Samuel B. Jeter; served 4 months 19 days between March 11, 1813 and December 31, 1814; residence of widow: 1850, 1852, 1855, & 1871, Mathews Co., Va.; maiden name of widow: Elizabeth Miller; marriage of soldier and widow: Jan 7, 1813, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews Court House; death of soldier: March 4, 1853, Mathews Co., Va. death of widow: Nov 13, 1872, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

BROWNLEY, Thomas: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain John Billups; served between August, 1813 & June, 1814; maiden name of widow: Sarah Callis; marriage of soldier and widow: January 1, 1815, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: June 20, 1853, Mathews Co., Va.; children: Nancy L. Brownley (born: September 12, 1818) and Mary E. Brownley (born: October 12, 1824). Fold3

BURROUGHS, John: Private, 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Frederick Weedon; March 1814 thrown from horse at New Point Comfort seriously injuring his left shoulder; maiden name of widow: Joanna Borum; marriage of soldier and widow: December 23, 1806, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: May 23, 1832, Mathews Co., Va.; child: Susannah Burroughs Powell. NARA

CALLIS, Robert: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Thomas James & Thomas T.T. Tabb; served 212 days between May 11, 1813 & December 31, 1814; residence of soldier: 1851, 1855, & 1871, Mathews Co., Va.; maiden name of widow: Lucy Weston; marriage of soldier and widow: May 13, 1816, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: November 9, 1872, 1864, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

DAVIS, Thomas: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Capt Gabriel Hughes; served 258 days; served from March 10, 1813 & December 31,1814; residence of soldier: 1850, 1855, & 1871, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: October 22, 1871, 1865, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

DEAL, Jarvis: Corporal; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Thomas T.T. Tabb & C. Tompkins; served between May 11, 1813 & February 13, 1814; maiden name of widow: Joice Hunley; marriage of soldier and widow: September 1803, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: November 1824, Mathews Co., Va. Fold3

DIGGS, Blackwell: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Gabriel Hughes; served 4 months 13 days between June 11, 1814 & December 31, 1814; residence of widow: 1852, 1855, Mathews Co., Va., & 1878, Port Hayward, Mathews Co., Va.; maiden name of widow: Elizabeth Ripley; marriage of soldier and widow: September 27, 1821, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: 1828 or 1830, Mathews Co., Va.; death of widow: about 1882. NARA

DIGGS, Cole: Private/Sergeant; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Bailey Diggs, Thomas T.T. Tabb, Langley B. Eddens & William Fields; served 208 days between March 11, 1813 & March 1, 1815; born and raised in Mathews Co., Va.; residence of soldier: 1850, 1853, 1855 Montgomery Co., Mo. & 1871 P.O. Danville, Montgomery Co., Mo.; maiden name of wife: Jane Pace; marriage of soldier and widow: February 10, 1820, Madison Co., Ky. NARA

DIGGS, John: Private/Lieutenant/Sergeant; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Thomas T.T. Tabb, John Billups & Langley B. Eddens; served 135 days between March 11, 1814 & December 31, 1814; residence of soldier: 1851, 1855, Mathews Co., Va.; residence of widow: 1871, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews C.H., Va.; maiden name of widow: Susan Treacle; marriage of soldier and widow: September 1812, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: June 18, 1864, Mathews Co., Va.; death of widow: July 2, 1874, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

DIXON, Tinley: 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Peter Foster & Christopher Lewis; served 2 months and 19 days between September 23, 1813 & June 10, 1814; maiden name of widow: Pamela Billups; married: May 28, 1814 or May 28, 1815 or June, 1816 (all three dates shown in the claim), Mathews, Va. death of soldier: February 27 or 28, 1842, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

DIXON, William: Ensign; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captain Peter Foster; served 4 months 6 days between February 15 & December 31, [years not given]; residence of widow: 1878, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews C.H., Va.; maiden name of widow: Eliza Fitchett; marriage of soldier and widow: April 28, 1823, Mathews Co., Va.; death of soldier: about 1832, Mathews Co., Va.; widow remarried: [Thomas] Vaughn. NARA

DUNBAR, William: Private; 61st Reg’t. Va. Militia, Captains Henry Diggs & Henry W. Sales; Served 22 days between March 9, 1813 & September 3, 1813; residence of widow: 1878, 1879, Mathews Co., Va., P.O. Mathews C.H., Va.; maiden name of widow: Nancy Dunston; marriage of soldier and widow: March 1814, Gloucester Co., Va.; death of soldier: 1819 or 1820, Mathews Co., Va.; death of widow: March 2, 1884, Mathews Co., Va. NARA

 

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War of 1812, Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Claims, Mathews County, Virginia

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War of 1812 case files for men who served in the Mathews County, Virginia militia, as well as, other Virginia militia units.

 
War of 1812 Military Bounty Land Warrants, 1815-1858
Bounty Land was issued to non-commissioned officers and soldiers who served for at least 5 years. The first act issuing land was passed on the 24th of December 1811. All warrantees received 160 acres. A second series of warrants related to soldiers who enlisted after December 1814. The second series of warrants was for 320 acres of land. The land was located in one of three districts in Arkansas, Illinois or Missouri. Prior to 1842 the warrants could not be used outside these three districts and could not be sold or assigned until after 1852. The warrants could be passed on to heirs through inheritance. Some of the warrants list the name of the heirs and their relationship to the deceased veteran. The last warrant
was issued in 1858.
The Congressional Acts that authorized giving veterans of the War of 1812 to apply for bounty land are:
  • Act of 1811
  • Act of 1812
  • Act of 1814
The following are the requirements listed from 1812-1815, to be eligible to obtain bounty land for military service:
  • Enlisted men serving for five years or duration of the war but did not include officers
  • It was for 160 acres, or 320 for those enlisting December 1814
  • These warrants could not be sold or assigned to others; although power of attorney helped in getting around this limitation
  • Warrants had to be used in designated districts in Illinois, Missouri, and Arkansas
  • Soldier could only select district but could not pick the plot.
 
War of 1812 Pension Application Records
Pensions were first granted to soldiers who were disabled while in the service and to heirs of soldiers who died during the war. The first pension acts based on service were not passed until 1871 and a second was passed in 1878. 
The files may contain any of the following information:
  • Personal account of war experiences
  • Reasons why an individual joined the war effort
  • Company, rank, duties
  • Dates served
  • Companions with whom served
  • Officers under whom served
  • Depositions from neighbors and friends authenticating the testimony of an individual or affirming his character
  • Age at time of enlistment or time of filing application
  • Residence(s) since the war
  • Wife or widow's information including the death date of the veteran
  • Date of marriage (especially if widow filed for pension)
  • Dates of birth and names of children
  • Pertinent medical information and/or physicians' statements
  • Supporting documents
  • Signature of the veteran

War of 1812 Payroll, Capt. Frederick Weedon

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Captain Frederick Weedon’s Company, of the Sixty-first Regiment of Virginia Militia, Mathews County, in the Service of the United States, commanded by Col. Levin Gayle, for the years 1813, 1814 and 1815. [Virginia Militia in the War of 1812: from rolls in the auditor’s office at Richmond. Volume I. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. 2001. pps 306, 307.]
 
Note: See pay rolls of other companies of the 61st regiment.
 
ARMISTEAD, John: Private; served 9 months 22 days
ASHBURY, William H.: Private; served 2 months 16 days
ATHERTON, Charles: Private; served 1 month 21 days
BILLUPS, Richard: 1st Lieutenant; served 2 months 23 days
BILLUPS, William A.: Cornet; served 8 months 1 day
BLAKE, James: Private; served 2 months 20 days
BOHANNAN, William: Corporal; served 2 months 3 days
BOHANNON, John: Private; served 5 months 29 days
BOHANNON, Joseph: Private; served 2 months 1 day
BOOKER, Jno. C.: Private; served 3 months 9 days
BROWN, James: Cornet; served 2 months 24 days
BURROUGHS, John: Private; served 2 months 19 days
CALLIS, James: Private; served 4 months 18 days
CARTER, John: Private; served 6 months 1 day
CARTER, Thomas: S. Master; served 5 months 19 days [or Thos. J.]
CLARKE, Christopher: Private; served 3 months 10 days
CLEVERES, Jno. G.: Private; served 1 month 22 days
CULLY, Langley B.: Private; served 24 days
DAVIS, Edward: Private; served 5 months 6 days
DAVIS, James: Private; served 22 days
DIXON, Henry: Private; served 3 months 21 days
DRISGALE, Michael: Private; served 11 days
DUDLEY, John: Private; served 2 months 6 days
DUNLAVEY, William: Private; served 5 months 20 days
EATON, Joseph: Private; served 1 month 5 days
EDDINS, Langley B.: Private; served 2 months 8 days
ELLIOTT, Jno. R.: Corporal; served 4 months 14 days
ELLIOTT, Seaton: Private; served 3 months 23 days [or Seaton R.]
FITCHETT, Daniel D.: Private; served 3 months 17 days
FITCHETT, Henry: Private; served 4 months 4 days
FITCHETT, Horace: Private; served 3 months 10 days
FLOYD, Jno. S.: Private; served 4 months 27 days
FOSTER, John: Private; served 7 months 16 days
FOSTER, William: Private; served 1 month 9 days
GALE, Jno. T.: Private; served 9 days
GLASS, John: Private; served 3 months 21 days
GRIFFIN, Henry: Corporal; served 4 months 4 days
GWYNN, Hugh: Private; served 19 days
HAMILTON, Nat.: Private; served 3 months 1 day
HUDGIN, James: Private; served 4 months 5 days
HUDGIN, Jno. L.: Private; served 2 months 28 days
HUDGIN, John: Private; served 5 months 19 days
HUDGIN, Robert: Private; served 4 months 15 days
HUDGIN, William: Private; served 4 months 16 days
HUDGIN, Zadoc: Corporal; served 7 months 23 days
JAMES, Matthias: Private; served 4 months 25 days
JAMES, Rich’d: Private; served 2 months 13 days
JOHNSON, Jas. B.H.: Private; served 10 months 8 days
KEES, John: Private; served 4 months 6 days
KINNINGHAM, William: Private; served 1 month 5 days
LEWIS, Christ. T.: Private; served 10 days
LEWIS, Christopher: Private; served 4 months 7 days
LEWIS, Thomas: Private; served 10 months 2 days
LONGEST, Ross: Corporal; served 3 months 19 days
MATTHEWS, John: Private; served 1 month 22 days
MILLER, Booker: Private; served 8 months 29 days
MITCHEM, Robert: Private; served 2 months 26 days
PARRISH, Jeremiah: Private; served 12 days
PARROTT, Augustine: 2nd Lieutenant; served 3 month 26 days
RANSONE, Daniel: Private; served 3 months 18 days
RANSONE, Henry: Sergeant; served 12 months 9 days
RANSONE, James: Sergeant; served 4 months 4 days
RANSONE, Thomas: R. Master; served 1 month 12 days
SALE, Edw’d S.: Private; served 24 days
SIMMONS, James: Private; served 6 months 3 days
SMITH, Robert: Private; served 8 months 16 days
SMITH, Samuel: Private; served 3 months 2 days
SOPER, John: Sergeant; served 9 months 23 days
TERRY, Moses: Private; served 1 month 26 days [or Terrier]
THOMAS, Joel: Private; served 1 month 7 days
THOMPSON, Thomas H.: Private; served 6 months 29 days
VAUGHAN, James M.: Private; served 13 days
WARD, Aaron: Private; served 2 months 21 days
WARD, John: Private; served 1 month
WEEDON, Frederick: Captain; served 5 months 23 days
WEEDON, William: Sergeant; served 3 month 5 days
WILLIAMS, Thomas T.: Private; served 6 months 9 days

War of 1812 Payroll, Capt. Thomas T.T. Tabb

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Captain Thomas Teagle Todd Tabb’s Company – Sixty-first Regiment of Virginia Militia, Mathews County, in the Service of the United States, Commanded by Col. Levin Gayle, for the years 1813, 1814 and 1815. [Virginia Militia in the War of 1812: from rolls in the auditor’s office at Richmond. Volume I. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. 2001. pps 304, 305.]
 
Note: See pay rolls of other companies of the 61st regiment. This list includes the company commanded by Lieut. Thomas R. Yeatman.
 
BROOKES, Josiah: Private; served 5 months 7 days
CALLIS, George: Private; served 4 months 27 days
CALLIS, Robert: Private; served 2 months 27 days
CULLY, George: Private; served 4 months 14 days
DAVIS, Christopher: Private; served 2 months 11 days
DAVIS, Thomas: Private; served 22 days
DAVIS, Thomas: Sergeant; served 3 months 13 days
DIGGES, Anthony: Private; served 4 months 17 days
DIGGES, Barber: Private; served 2 months 17 days
DIGGES, Cole: Private; served 1 month 29 days
DIGGES, James: Private; served 2 months 24 days
DIGGES, Jesse: Sergeant; served 1 month 8 days
DIGGES, John (of Joshua): served 5 months 1 day
DIGGES, John: Corporal; served 3 months 21 days
DIXON, Robert: Private; served 2 months 7 days
EVANS, Josiah: Sergeant; served 5 months 27 days
FORREST, Abram: Private; served 4 months 15 days
FORREST, John: Private; served 3 months 22 days
FORREST, Philip: Private; served 2 months 23 days
FOSTER, Isaac: Private; served 1 month
FOSTER, Isaac: Sergeant; served 3 months
FOSTER, James: Private; served 3 months 23 days
FOSTER, Joshua: Corporal; served 3 months 17 days
FOSTER, Joshua: Private; served 9 days
HUDGIN, Bartlett: Private; served 5 months 14 days
HUDGIN, Houlder: Private; served 5 months 2 days
HUDGIN, John: Private; served 3 months 5 days
HUDGIN, Lewis: Private; served 5 months 2 days
HUDGIN, William: Private; served 4 months 6 days
HUDGINS, Baily: Sergeant; served 3 months 1 day
HUNLEY, John: Private; served 4 months
HUNLEY, Peter S.: Private; served 4 months 13 days
HURST, Edward: Private; served 2 months 21 days
HURST, Jesse: Private; served 4 months
HURST, Meredith: Private; served 1 month 19 days
JAMES, Cyrus B.: Private; served 6 months 17 days
JAMES, Thomas: Private; served 4 months 2 days
MINTER, James: Private; served 2 months 7 days
MORGAN, John: Private; served 2 months 14 days
OWEN, Thomas: Private; served 4 months 3 days
RIPLEY, Thomas: Private; served 1 month 17 days
SAMPSON, Thomas: Private; serve 3 months 6 days
SCOTT, John: Private; served 2 months 1 day
SHARPLESS, Felix T.: Corporal; served 1 month 7 days
SINGLETON, Richard: Private; served 2 months 3 days
SMITH, Edward T.: Private; served 1 month 1 day
SMITH, Isaac: Private; served 2 months 1 day
SMITH, William L.: Ensign; served 4 months 15 days
TABB, Thomas T. T.: Captain Served 2 months 2 days
THOMAS, James: Private; served 3 months 21 days
TREAKLE, William: Private; served 2 months 18 days
TURNER, John: Private; served 3 months 13 days
WESTON, George: Private; served 2 months 11 days
WHITE, John: Private; served 5 months
WHITE, William: Private; served 3 months 17 days
WILLIAMS, John: Private; served 1 month
WILLIS, James: Private; served 2 months 9 days
YEATMAN, Thomas R.: Lieutenant; served 3 months 7 days

War of 1812 Payroll, Capt. Henry W. Sale

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Captain Henry W. Sales’s Company, of the Sixty-first Regiment of Virginia Militia, Mathews County, in the Service of the United States, commanded by Col. Levin Gayle, for the years 1813, 1814 and 1815. [Virginia Militia in the War of 1812: from rolls in the auditor’s office at Richmond. Volume I. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. 2001. pps 302, 303.]
 
Note: See pay rolls of other companies of the 61st regiment.
 
ADAMS, John: Private; served 2 months 5 days
ASHBURY, John: Private; served 3 months 21 days
ASHBURY, Thomas: Private; served 3 months 13 days
BLAKE, Richard: Fifer; served 2 months 8 days
BLAKE, William jun.: Private; served 24 days
CARNEY, Iverson: Drummer; served 20 days
COLEMAN, Richard: Private; served 1 month 18 days
CORNELIUS, John B.: Private; served 6 months 18 days
DANCE, William: Private; served 4 months 20 days
DEALE, Jarvis: Corporal; served 3 months 13 days
DRISGALE, John: Private; served 4 months 25 days
DRISGALE, Michael: Private; served 3 months 23 days
DUNBAR, William: Private; served 2 months 28 days
EATON, Joseph: Private; served 25 days
EATON, Thomas: Private; served 2 months 5 days
FITCHETT, Salathiel: Private; served 3 months 22 days
FLEET, Henry: Sergeant; served 3 months 29 days
FLEET, John B.: Lieutenant; served 3 months 28 days
FOSTER, William: Private; served 1 month 8 days
GAYLE, Miles: Private; served 1 month 8 days
GIBSON, Robert: Private; served 4 months 15 days
GREEN, William: Private; served 3 months 1 day
GROOME, Thomas: Private; served 22 days
GWYN, James R.: Sergeant; served 1 month 24 days
HOBDAY, George B.: Private; served 3 months 28 days
HODGES, Charles: Sergeant; served 4 months 15 days
HODGES, Richard: Private; served 4 months 14 days
HODGES, Thomas: Corporal; served 3 months 4 days
HODGES, Thomas: Private; served 2 months 1 day
HUDGIN, Daniel: Private; served 4 months 11 days
JARVIS, Francis: Private; served 9 days
JONES, Oswell S.: Private; served 1 month 16 days
KEYS, John: Private; served 22 days
KINNINGHAM, Ira: Drummer; served 2 months 3 days
KINNINGHAM, William: Sergeant; served 28 days
LITCHFIELD, Francis: Private; served 17 days
MACHEN, Jesse: Private; served 4 months 1 day
MACHEN, John: Private; served 1 month 21 days
MACHEN, William: Private; served 2 months 4 days
MARCHANT, Ambrose: Corporal; served 3 months 4 days
MINOR, Robert: Private; served 1 month 1 day
MINOR, Robert: Sergeant; served 1 month 25 days
NORTON, Thomas: Private; served 17 days
OLIVER, John: Private; served 2 months 18 days
PALISTER, Julian: Private; served 2 months 4 days
PARROTT, George W.: Private; served 1 month 17 days
PARROTT, George: Private; served 9 days
SADLER, Edward: Private; served 4 months 27 days
SADLER, Henry: Private; served 3 months 6 days
SALE, Henry W.: Cpt.; served 4 months 20 days
SALE, John N.: Ensign.; served 2 months 4 days
SALE, Philip: Corporal; served 3 months 29 days
SHACKELFORD, Seymour: Private; served 3 months 1 day
SIMPSON, Robert: Private; served 29 days [or Sampson]
TERRIER, Francis: Corporal; served 2 months 10 days
TERRIER, Francis: Private; served 1 month 25 days
TERRIER, Moses: Private; served 1 month 1 day
TERRIER, Simon B.: Private; served 3 months 21 days
WARREN, Joseph T. Private; served 2 months 6 days
WILLIAMS, James: Private; served 1 month 4 days
WISE, John: Private; Corporal; served 1 month 20 days
WISE, William: Private; served 4 months 5 days
YATES, Beverly H.: Sergeant; served 4 months 2 days
 

War of 1812 Payroll, Capt. Christopher T. Lewis

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Captain Christopher T. Lewis’s Company, of the Sixty-first Regiment of Virginia Militia, Mathews County, commanded by Col. Levin Gayle, from March 11th to September 13th, 1813. [Virginia Militia in the War of 1812: from rolls in the auditor’s office at Richmond. Volume I. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. 2001. pps 300, 301.]
Note: See pay rolls of other companies of sixty-first regiment.
 
ADAMS, Hugh G.: Corporal; served 1 month 2 days
ADAMS, Hugh G.: Private; served 21 days
ADAMS, James: Private; served 1 month
ANDERSON, John D.: Private; served 20 days
BASSETT, John: Private; served 16 days
BASSETT, Thomas: Private; served 16 days
BILLLUPS, Christopher: Ord. Sergeant; served 1 month 13 days
BROWNLEY, John: Private; served 1 month 10 days
BUTLER, Wm. D.: Private; served 1 month 2 days
CALLIS, James (of James): Private; served 12 days
CALLIS, James (of Wm.): Private; served 14 days
CALLIS, James: Private; served 1 month 8 days
CALLIS, Richard: Private; served 6 days
CALLIS, Robert: Ensign; served 1 month 3 days
CARNEY, Iverson: Drummer; served 1 month 10 days
CLEVERINS, John: Corporal; served 17 days
DAWSON, Miles: Private; served 1 month [or Miles H.]
DIXON, William: Sergeant; served 1 month 8 days
FITCHETT, Richard: Private; served 27 months
FLEETWOOD, James: Private; served 21 months
FORREST, Edward: Private; served 1 month 5 days
FORREST, Thomas: Private; served 1 month
FOSTER, Peter: Lieutenant; served 1 month 3 days
GAYLE, John: Private; served 10 days
HOBDAY, George B.: Private; served 8 days
HUGHES, Philip: Private; served 6 days
HUNLEY, Anthony: Private; served 4 days
HUNLEY, Elisha: Corporal; served 25 days
HUNLEY, Humphrey: Drummer; served 8 days
HUNLEY, Matthew: Private; served 24 days
HUNLEY, Thomas: Private; served 1 month 15 days
JARVIS, James: Sergeant; served 27 days
LEWIS, Christopher T.: Captain; served 1 month 3 days  
MARCHANT, Bartlett: Private; served 14 days
MARCHANT, Demsey: Private; served 29 days
MARCHANT, James: Private; served 29 days
MATTHEWS, John: Private; served 21 days
MORGAN, Mark: Private; served 1 month 2 days
MORGAN, Richard: Private; served 21 days
MORGAN, William: Private; served 22 days
PARRISH, James: Corporal; served 23 days
PARRISH, Jeremiah: Private; served 13 days
PARROTT, John: Private; served 17 days
PARROTT, Ransone: Private; served 1 month
PARROTT, Robert: Private; served 24 days
PLUMMER, John: Fifer; served 14 days
POWELL, Henry: Private; served 1 month 4 days
POWELL, John Jr.: Private; served 1 month 9 days
POWELL, William: Private; served 1 month 1 day
SIMMONS, William: Private; served 19 days
SMITH, Anthony: Private; served 28 days
TERRIER, William: Sergeant; served 26 days
THOMPSON, Leonard: Private; served 1 month 13 days [or Leonard D.]
WATSON, John W.: Private; served 23 days
WINDER, William: Private; served 1 month 15 days
WORD, Aaron: Corporal; served 21 days

War of 1812 Payroll, Capt. Francis Jarvis

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Captain Francis Jarvis’s Company, of the Sixty-first Regiment of Virginia Militia, in the Service of the United States, commanded by Col. Levin Gayle, for the years 1812, 1814 and 1815. [Virginia Militia in the War of 1812: from rolls in the auditor’s office at Richmond. Volume I. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. 2001. pps 298, 299.]
 
Note: See pay rolls of other companies of the 61st regiment.
 
ARMISTEAD, Isaac: Private; served 7 months 19 days
ARMISTEAD, Ralph: Private; served 1 month 4 days
ARMISTEAD, Robert, jr.: Private; served 2 months 28 days
ARMISTEAD, Robert, sen.: Private; served 6 months 18 days
ARMISTEAD, Thomas: Private; served 1 month 24 days [Volunteer]
BORUM, Edmund: Private; served 7 months 4 days
BORUM, George: Private; served 7 months 13 days
BORUM, William: Sergeant; served 6 months 12 days
BROWNLEY, Arch’d: Private; served 6 months 20 days
BROWNLEY, John: Sergeant; served 5 months 14 days
BROWNLEY, Joseph: Private; served 6 months 8 days
BURROUGHS, John: Sergeant; served 3 months 25 days
BURROUGHS, William: Sergeant; served 6 months 2 days
CHRISTIAN, John: Private; served 1 month 13 days
DAVIS, Christopher: Private; served 4 months 15 days
DAVIS, Daniel: Corporal; served 7 months 1 day
DAVIS, Edward: Private; served 5 months 10 days
DAVIS, Humphrey: Private; served 7 months 22 days
DAVIS, James (of Edw’d): Corporal; served 5 months 14 days
DAVIS, James (of Jas.): Corporal; served 6 months 15 days
DAVIS, James (of Kemp): Corporal; served 1 month 20 days
DAVIS, James (of Wm.): Corporal; served 4 months 17 days
DAVIS, James: Corporal; served 3 months 29 days
DAVIS, John: Private; served 5 months 13 days
DAVIS, Morris: Private; served 2 months 5 days
DAVIS, Thomas: Private; served 1 month 5 days
DIGGES, Anthony: Corporal; served 58 days
DIXON, Robert: Private; served 1 month 5 days
GARNETT, William: Private; served 1 month 11 days [or Garrett]
GRINWELL, Elias: Private; served 1 month 13 days [or Greenville]
HUDGIN, Houlder: Private; served 6 months 10 days
HUDGIN, James: Private; served 3 months 19 days
HUDGIN, John: Private; served 2 months 27 days
HUDGIN, Samuel: Private; served 5 months 16 days
HUDGIN, Wm. (of Jas.): Private; served 5 months
HUDGIN, Wm. (of Jno.): Private; served 3 months 6 days
HUDGIN, Wm. (of Kemp): Private; served 7 months 6 days
HUGGETT, Banks: Private; served 5 months 5 days
JAMES, Cyrus: Private; served 1 month 7 days [or Cyrus B.]
JAMES, Thomas: Private; served 3 months 7 days
JARVIS, Francis: Captain; served 4 months 22 days
JARVIS, John (of F.): Private; served 7 months 27 days
JARVIS, John (of Jno.): Private; served 8 months 13 days
JOHNSON, Thomas: Private; served 1 month 15 days
LEWIS, William: Private; served 3 months 4 days [Volunteer]
LIGHTBURN, Robert: Private; served 4 months 5 days
MILLER, Armistead: Corporal; served 5 months 29 days
MILLER, Armistead: Private; served 3 months
MORGAN, Joshua: Private; served 7 months 1 day
OWEN, Armistead: Private; served 2 months 19 days
OWEN, Edmund: Private; served 1 month 7 days
OWEN, Rees: Private; served 1 month 3 days
RIPLEY, Thomas, sen.: Private; served 1 month 10 days
RIPLEY, Thomas: Private; served 3 months 19 days [Volunteer]
RIPLEY, William: Private; served 8 months 11 days
SCOTT, John: Private; served 3 months 24 days
SINGLETON, John, sen.: Private; served 1 month 10 days
SINGLETON, John: Private; served 6 months 28 days
SINGLETON, Richard: Private; served 1 month 17 days
SINGLETON, Robert: Ensign; served 3 months 7 days
TERRILL, James: Private; served 1 month 6 days
THOMAS, Armistead: Private; served 5 months 5 days
THOMAS, James: Private; served 3 months 28 days
THOMAS, Jesse: Private; served 2 months 3 days [Volunteer]
THOMAS, John (of Mark): Private; served 3 months 21 days
THOMAS, John: Sergeant; served 6 months 8 days
THOMAS, William: Lieutenant; served 4 months 3 days
TOMLINSON, Solomon: Private; served 1 month 12 days
TURNER, Daniel: Private; served 1 month 28 days
WHITE, Bennett: Private; served 2 months
WHITE, Dudley: Sergeant; served 2 months 7 days
WHITE, John: Private; served 4 months 26 days
WHITE, Joseph: Private; served 3 months 7 days [Also served under Captain James]
WHITE, William: Private; served 3 months 21 days
WILLIAMS, John: Private; served 2 months 20 days

War of 1812 Payroll, Capt. Thomas James

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Captain Thomas James’ Company – Sixty-first Regiment of Virginia Militia, Mathews County, in the Service of the United States, Commanded by Col. Levin Gayle, for the years 1813 to 1814. [Virginia Militia in the War of 1812: from rolls in the auditor’s office at Richmond. Volume I. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. 2001. p 297.]
 
Note: See other pay rolls of the 61st regiment.
 
AYRES, John: Private; served 1 month 17 days
BORUM, John: Private; served 7 months 1 day
BROWN, Spencer: Corporal; served 4 months 5 days
BROWNLEY, Foster: Private; served 7 months 9 days
BROWNLEY, Thomas: Private; served 1 month 14 days
CALLIS, Robert: Private; served 1 month 22 days
CULLEY, Langley B.: Private; served 3 months 3 days
CULLY, George: Sergeant; served 9 months 4 days
DAVIS, James: Private; served 2 months 8 days
DAVIS, William: Private; served 5 months 14 days
DIGGES, Samuel: Private; served 1 month 9 days
DIGGES, William: Sergeant; served 1 month 29 days
FORREST, Jesse: Private; served 5 months 19 days
FORREST, Matthew: Private; served 4 months 8 days
FORREST, Philip: Private; served 2 months 2 days
GAYLE, Elijah: Private; served 1 month 20 days
GAYLE, Joseph: Private; served 1 month 8 days
HUDGIN, Baily: Private; served 4 months 16 days
HUDGIN, Francis: Private; served 5 months 8 days
HUDGIN, Isaac jun.: Private; served 4 months 13 days
HUDGIN, Isaac sen.: Private; served 6 months 4 days
HUDGIN, Jesse: Ensign; served 3 months 14 days
HUDGIN, Peter: Private; served 5 months 29 days
HUNLEY, Robert: Sergeant; served 4 months 1 day
HURST, Bartlett: Private; served 4 months 3 days
HURST, Edward: Private; served 1 month 25 days
HURST, William: Private; served 1 month 4 days
JAMES, Carey: Drummer; served 5 months
JAMES, Thomas: Captain; served 3 months 8 days
LEWIS, William: Private; served 1 month 16 days
LINTON, Elijah: Private; served 2 months 2 days
LITCHFIELD, George V.: Private; served 2 days
MATTHEWS, Robert: Private; served 4 months 20 days
MINTER, James (B. S.): Private; served 2 months 2 days
MINTER, James (of John): Private; served 6 months 3 days
MINTER, John: Private; served 1 month 4 days
MINTER, Josiah: Private; served 5 months 4 days
MINTER, Thomas: Private; served 5 months 28 days
PEAD, Caleb: Private; served 1 month 19 days
PEAD, Robert: Private; served 3 months 1 day
PLUMMER, John: Fifer; served 1 month 18 days
PUGH, Elias: Corporal; served 5 months
RIPLEY, James: Private; served 2 months 15 days
RIPLEY, John: Private; served 6 months 27 days
TURNER, William: Corporal; served 3 months 8 days
TURNER, William: Private; served 2 months 1 day
WESTON, Robert: Private; served 5 months 27 days
WHITE, Bartlett: Lieutenant; served 4 months 3 days
WHITE, Joseph: Corporal; served 4 months 17 days
WHITE, Samuel D.: Sergeant; served 3 month 12 days
WILLIAMS, Francis: Private; served 5 months 11 days

War of 1812 Payroll, Capt. Gabriel Hughes

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Captain Gabriel Hughes’s Company, of the Sixty-first Regiment of Virginia Militia, in the Service of the United States, commanded by Col. Levin Gayle, for the years 1813, 1814 and 1815. [Virginia Militia in the War of 1812: from rolls in the auditor’s office at Richmond. Volume I. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. 2001. pps 295, 296.]
 
Note: See pay rolls of other companies of the 61st regiment.
 
ANDERSON, Robert: Private; served 7 months 19 days
ARMISTEAD, Ralph: Ensign; served 2 months 17 days
ATKINSON, Charles: Corporal; served 4 months 29 days
BAILY, John: Private; served 1 month 16 days
BAILY, Thomas: Private; served 2 months 9 days
BAILY, Thomas: Private; served 7 months 24 days
BASSETT, Thomas: Private; served 2 months 15 days
BOHANNON, Joseph: Private; served 1 month
BORUM, John: Private; served 25 days
BROOKES, Robert: Sergeant; served 2 months 18 days
BROWN, George: Private; served 1 month 7 days
BROWN, James: Private; served 1 month 2 days
BROWNLEY, George: Private; served 4 months 16 days
CALLIS, Richard: Private; served 1 month 20 days
CALLIS, Richard, jr.: Private; served 15 days
DAVIS, John: Private; served 3 months 25 days
DAVIS, Thomas: Private; served 4 months 12 days
DIGGES, Blackwell: Private; served 4 months 2 days
FITCHETT, Daniel: Private; served 3 months 8 days
GREEN, John: Private; served 4 months 28 days
GREEN, William: Corporal; served 4 months 14 days
GREEN, William: Private; served 2 months 1 day
HUDGIN, Hugh: Corporal; served 4 months 9 days
HUGHES, Edward: Private; served 3 months 21 days
HUGHES, Gabriel: Captain; served 8 months 22 days
HUGHES, Hugh: Lieutenant; served 2 months 1 day
HUGHES, John: Sergeant; served 4 months 5 days
HUNLEY, Humphrey: Drummer; served 3 months 12 days
HUNLEY, Matthew: Private; served 3 months 24 days
HUNLEY, Richard: Private; served 2 months 15 days
HURST, Bartlett: Private; served 1 month 19 days
HURST, John (Gleb.): Private; served 2 months 21 days
HURST, John: Private; served 1 month 20 days
HURST, Thomas: Private; served 5 months 8 days
HURST, William (of Wm.): Private; served 2 months 28 days
HURST, William (Rich’d.): Private; served 3 months 1 day
JARVIS, Francis: Private; served 6 months 8 days
LEBNAM, Robert: Corporal; served 2 months [or Debnam]
LEWIS, John R.: Sergeant; served 4 months 23 days
LEWIS, Samuel: Sergeant; served 7 months 7 days
LEWIS, Warner: Corporal; served 4 months 19 days
LEWIS, William: Private; served 3 months 15 days
MINTER, John: Private; served 7 months 23 days
MORGAN, William: Private; served 5 months 10 days
OWEN, Ben.: Private; served 7 months 25 days
PEW, Josiah: Private; served 7 months 15 days
PICKETT, Matthew: Private; served 7 months 15 days
PLUMMER, John: Fifer; served 4 months 27 days
READ, Thomas: Private; served 1 month 8 days
RICHARDSON, William: Private; served 6 months 9 days
SAUNDERS, James: Private; served 2 months 28 days
SIMMONS, George: Private; served 4 months 27 days
TERRILL, James: Private; served 2 months 7 days
TERRILL, James: Sergeant; served 4 months 23 days
WARREN, Joseph: Private; time of service not listed
WHITE, Edward: Sergeant; served 3 months 26 days
WHITE, James: Private; served 8 months 15 days
WHITE, Jesse: Private; served 7 months 13 days
WIATT, Robert: Private; served 3 months 11 days
WILLIAMS, Thomas: Private; served 22 days

War of 1812 Payroll, Capt. Peter Foster

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Captain Peter Foster’s Company, of the Sixty-first Regiment of Virginia Militia, Mathews County, in the Service of the United States, commanded by Colonel Levin Gayle, for the years 1813, 1814 and 1815. [Virginia Militia in the War of 1812: from rolls in the auditor’s office at Richmond. Volume I. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. 2001. pps 293, 294.]
 
Note: See pay rolls of other companies of sixty-first regiment.
 
ADAMS, Ben.: Private; served 3 months 28 days
ADAMS, Hugh G.: Private; served 3 months 16 days
ADAMS, James: Private; served 4 months 14 days
ANDERSON, John D.: Sergeant; served 4 months 1 day
ATHERTON, Moses: Private; served 2 months 2 days
ATKINSON, Charles: Private; served 1 month 10 days
AYRES, Richard: Private; served 4 months 27 days
BASSETT, John: Private; served 3 months 10 days
BILLUPS, Christopher: Lieutenant; served 2 months 26 days
BROWNLEY, John: Private; served 6 months 27 days
BUTLER, Wm. D.: Private; served 6 months 14 days
CALLIS, James: Private; served 4 months 22 days
CALLIS, John: Private; served 1 month 2 days
CALLIS, Richard: Private; served 2 months 21 days
CALLIS, Robert: Private; served 3 months 21 days
CARNEY, Iverson: Private; served 5 months 2 days
CLARKE, Christopher: Private; served 1 month 9 days
CLEVERIUS, John G.: Sergeant; served 1 month 19 days
CRAY, Richard: Private; served 4 months 27 days
DAVIS, John: Private; served 2 months 3 days
DAWSON, Miles H.: Private; served 1 month 29 days
DAWSON, Thomas: Private; served 1 month 23 days
DIXON, Tinley: Private; served 2 months 19 days
DIXON, William: Ensign; served 5 months 14 days
FINCH, George: Private; served 2 months 5 days
FINCH, Rollin W.: Private; served 1 month 2 days
FITCHETT, Richard: Private; served 2 months 17 days
FLEETWOOD, James: Private; served 5 months 23 days
FORREST, Edmund: Corporal; served 4 months 9 days
FORREST, Edmund: Private; served 5 months 10 days
FORREST, Thomas: Private; served 5 months 12 days
FOSTER, Peter: Captain; served 2 months 17 days
HUDGIN, John D.: Private; served 1 month 11 days
HUDGIN, Leroy: Private; served 1 month 9 days
HUDGIN, Lewis: Private; served 4 months 4 days
HUGHES, John: Corporal; served 1 month 20 days
HUGHES, John: Private; served 1 month 12 days
HUNLEY, Elisha: Corporal; served 4 months 4 days
HUNLEY, Matthew or Matthias: Private; served 1 month 8 days
HUNLEY, Thomas: Private; served 4 months 8 days
JARVIS, James: Sergeant; served 5 months 4 days
LANE, William: Private; served 1 month 17 days
LEWIS, Christopher T.: Private; served 1 month 9 days
MARCHANT, Bartlett: Private; served 3 months
MARCHANT, Demsey: Private; served 2 months 18 days
MARCHANT, James: Private; served 4 months 6 days
MORGAN, Mark: Private; served 4 months 26 days
MORGAN, Richard: Private; served 5 months 2 days
PARRISH, James: Sergeant; served 3 months 8 days
PARROTT, John: Private; served 1 month 26 days
PARROTT, Ransone: Private; served 6 months 2 days
PARROTT, Robert: Sergeant; served 3 months
POWELL, Henry: Private; served 4 months 4 days
POWELL, John: Private; served 6 months 27 days
POWELL, William: Private; served 2 months 18 days
READ, Thomas: Private; served 1 month 25 days
SADLER, John: Private; served 3 months 5 days
SADLER, Robert: Private; served 4 months 10 days
SMITH, Anthony: Private; served 2 months 10 days
SMITH, Armistead: Private; served 4 months 4 days
TEAGLE, George: Private; served 1 month 15 days
TERRIER, William: Sergeant; served 2 moths 29 days
THOMPSON, Leonard D.: Private; served 6 months 5 day
WATSON, John: Private; served 1 month 19 days
WHITE, Henry: Sergeant; served 1 month 19 days
WHITE, John H.: Private; served 1 month 2 days
WILLIS, Thomas: Private; served 1 month 17 days
WINDER, William: Private; served 5 months 27 days

War of 1812 Payroll, Langley B. Eddins

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Captain Langley B. Eddins’s Company, of the Sixty-first Regiment Virginia Militia, Mathews County, commanded by Col. Levin Gayle, from March 11th to September 3d, 1813. [Virginia Militia in the War of 1812: from rolls in the auditor’s office at Richmond. Volume I. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. 2001. p 290.]
 
Note: See pay roll of Captain John Billups’s company, of the sixty-first regiment, for the years 1813, 1814 and 1815, and others of the sixty-first regiment.
 
AYRES, Isaac: Private; served 13 days
AYRES, John: Private; served 24 days
BILLUPS, John: Lieutenant; served 20 days
BILLUPS, John: Private; served 16 days
BILLUPS, Thomas: Private; served 17 days
BROWNLEY, John: Private; served 19 days
BROWNLEY, Robert: Private; served 1 month
BROWNLEY, Thomas: Private; served 24 days
CALLIS, George: Private; served 17 days
DIGGES, Anthony: Private; served 22 days
DIGGES, John: Sergeant; served 1 month 2 days
EDDINS, Langley B.: Captain; served 16 days
EDDINS, Samuel: Private; served 3 days
EDDINS, Thos. C.: Ensign; served 11 days
FORREST, Geo. (of Jno.): Private; served 13 days
FORREST, Geo. (of Thos.): Private; served 13 days
FOSTER, Bailey: Private; served 14 days
FOSTER, Jesse; Private; served 20 days
FOSTER, John: Private; served 17 days
FOSTER, John: Sergeant; served 26 days
GLASCO, Ric’d: Private; served 20 days
HICKMAN, Daniel: Private Served 1 month 2 days
HOPKINS, Jno.: Private; served 15 days
HUDGINS, Caleb: Private; served 24 days
HUDGINS, Digges: Private; served 24 days
HURST, Jesse: Private; served 13 days
KNIGHT, John: Sergeant; served 19 days
MINTER, John: Private; served 19 days
MITCHEM, Richard: Private; served 17 days
MORGAN, George: Private; served 1 month 1 day
OWEN, George: Private; served 17 days
OWEN, Zacheus: Private; 12 days [or Zachariah]
SADLER, James: Private; served 16 days
SADLER, John: Private; served 20 days
SADLER, Richard: Private; served 17 days
SMITH, John: Private; served 21 days
SUMMERS, William: Private; served 8 days [or Sumner]
TABOUR, Thomas: Private; served 21 days
WARD, John: Private; served 14 days
WHITE, John: Private; served 24 days
WILLIAMS, Abram: Private; served 12 days
WILLIAMS, John: Sergeant; served 23 days

War of 1812 Payroll, Capt. Henry Digges

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Captain Henry Digges’s Company, of the Sixty-first Regiment of Virginia Militia, Mathews County, in the Service of the United States, commanded by Lieut. Col. Levin Gayle, for the years 1813 and 1814. [Virginia Militia in the War of 1812: from rolls in the auditor’s office at Richmond. Volume I. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. 2001. p 288.]
 
Note: See pay rolls of other companies of the 61st regiment.
 
AMISS, William: Private; served 1 month 25 days
ANDERTON, John E.: Private; served 4 months 29 days
ANDERTON, Thomas: Private; served 6 months
ARMISTEAD, Francis: Private; served 4 months 17 days
ASHBURY, Thomas: Private; served 1 month 7 days
BASSETT, John: Private; served 3 months 23 days
BASSETT, Richard: Private; served 3 months 28 days
BASSETT, William: Private; served 6 months 6 day
BROWN, Joshua G.: Lieutenant; served 4 months 13 days
BROWNLEY, Bassett: Corporal; served 4 months 7 days
BROWNLEY, James: Corporal; served 5 months 22 days
BROWNLEY, William: Private; served 1 month 10 days
CAKE, David: Private; served 2 months 22 days
DAVIS, Armistead: Private; served 6 months 23 days
DAVIS, Digges: Sergeant; served 6 months 12 days
DIGGES, Bailey: Private; served 1 month 1 day
DIGGES, Henry: Captain; served 5 months 4 days
DIGGES, John: Private; served 1 month 3 days
DOWNES, Daniel: Private; served 7 months 2 days
DUNN, Henry: Private; served 6 months 15 days
EATON, Thomas: Private; served 1 month
EVANS, John: Private; served 7 months 9 days
EVANS, Thomas, jr.: Private; served 3 months 10 days
EVANS, Thomas, sen.: Private; served 5 months 22 days
EVANS, William: Private; served 3 months 5 days
FOSTER, John: Private; served 1 month 12 days
FOSTER, John: Sergeant; served 5 months 3 days
FOSTER, Richard: Sergeant; served 6 months 24 days
FOSTER, William, sen.: Private; served 3 months 8 days
FOSTER, William: Corporal; served 6 months 7 days
GAYLE, John: Private; served 7 months 25 days
GREEN, John: Private; served 4 months 18 days
GREEN, Richard: Private; served 1 month 10 days
GREEN, Robert: Private; served 2 months 3 days
GREEN, Thomas: Private; served 1 month 9 days
GREEN, William: Private; served 4 months 7 days
HAYES, John F.: Corporal; served 5 months 2 days
HAYES, William: Private; served 3 months 14 days
HUDGIN, John: Private; served 1 month 6 days
HUDGIN, Robert: Private; served 7 months 24 days
HUDGIN, William: Private; served 1 month 10 days
HUNLEY, James R.J.: Private; served 1 month 27 days
HUNLEY, James: Private; served 4 months 26 days
HUNLEY, John B.: Private; served 4 months 6 days
IVERSON, George D.: Private; served 3 months 16 days
LEWIS, Warner: Private; served 2 months 19 days
MANGON, Armistead: Private; served 6 months 19 days
MARCHANT, Ambrose: Private; served 1 month 1 day
MATCHEM, John: Private; served 5 months 8 days [or Mitchem]
MILLER, Isaac: Private; served 4 months 3 days
MINTER, William: Private; served 2 months 14 days
MORRIS, John: Private; served 3 months 27 days
OWEN, Charles E.: Private; served 2 months 18 days
OWEN, Charles E.: Sergeant; served 4 months 2 days     
OWEN, Samuel: Private; served 4 months 15 days
OWEN, William: Drummer; served 7 months 14 days
OWEN, William: Private; served 3 months 4 days
PEAD, James: Private; served 5 months 23 days
PERKINS, Whitney: Private; served 3 months
ROBINS, William: Fifer; served 8 months
SPRATT, James: Private; served 4 months 8 days
THOMAS, Henry: Private; served 6 months 4 days
THOMAS, Robert: Private; served 4 months 26 days
WHITE, Absalom: Private; served 6 months 3 days
WHITE, Charles: Private; served 4 months 13 days
WHITE, Davis: Private; served 6 months 8 days [or David]
WHITE, Edward: Private; served 3 months 8 days
WHITE, Henry: Sergeant; served 7 months 13 days
WHITE, Isaac: Private; served 5 months 2 days
WHITE, John: Private; served 6 months 20 days
WHITE, Robert: Private; served 6 months
WHITE, William: Private; served 2 months 28 days
WIATT, Lewis B.: Ensign; served 3 months 15 days
WILLIAMS, Robert: Private; served 4 months 11 days
WILLIAMS, William: Private; served 1 month 10 days

War of 1812 Pay Roll, Capt. Bailey Digges

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Captain Bailey Digges’s Company, of the Sixty-first Regiment of Virginia Militia, Mathews County, in the Service of the United States, commanded by Lieut. Col. Levin Gayle, for the years 1813, 1814 and 1815. [Virginia Militia in the War of 1812: from rolls in the auditor’s office at Richmond. Volume I. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. 2001. p 287.]
 
Note: See pay rolls of other companies of the 61st regiment.
 
BANKS, John: Private; served 2 months 5 days
BROOKS, Augustine: Lieutenant; served 2 month 23 days
BROOKS, George: Corporal; served 6 months 18 days
BROOKS, George: Private; served 5 months 14 days [or George K.]
BROOKS, James: Private; served 5 months 19 days
BROOKS, William: Private; served 6 months
BROWNLEY, Jesse: Sergeant; served 7 months 12 days
BROWNLEY, John: Corporal; served 5 months 29 days
BROWNLEY, Milton: Sergeant; served 6 months 4 days
BROWNLEY, William jr.: Private; served 1 month 2 days
BROWNLEY, William sen.: Private; served 4 months 17 days
CALLIS, Ambrose: Private; served 4 months 8 days
DIGGES, Anthony: Private; served 3 months 21 days
DIGGES, Augustine sen.: Private; served 4 months 28 days [or Austin.]
DIGGES, Bailey: Capt.; served 4 months
DIGGES, George: Corporal; served 5 months 1 day
DIGGES, Isaac: Private; served 4 months 6 days
DIGGES, Job: Private; served 3 months 19 days
DIGGES, Joel: Private; served 5 months 2 days
DIGGS, John: Sergeant; served 4 months 27 days
FOSTER, Albert: Private; served 6 months 8 days
FOSTER, Augustine: Private; served 3 months 4 days
FOSTER, Zepheus: Private; served 4 months 1 day
HORAN, Patrick: Private; served 3 months 10 days
HUDGIN, Anthony: Private; served 7 months 27 days
HUDGIN, Gabriel: Private; served 6 months 5 days
HUDGIN, Hugh A.: Private; served 5 months 4 days
HUDGIN, Hugh sen.: Private; served 7 months 29 days
HUDGIN, Humphrey: Private; served 5 months 27 days
HUDGIN, Isaac: Private; served 6 months 25 days
HUDGIN, James A.: Private; served 7 months 19 days
HUDGIN, James sen.: Private; served 3 months 11 days
HUDGIN, John W.: Private; served 3 months 23 days
HUDGINS, William: Corporal; served 6 months 17 days
HUGETT, Josiah: Private; served 5 months 16 days
JARVIS, Francis: Private; served 9 months 20 days
LINTON, Elijah: Private; served 5 months 24 days
MARCH, William: Private; served 3 months 13 days
MILLER, Gabriel: Sergeant; served 6 months 13 days
MILLER, John: Ensign; served 3 months 14 days
MINTER, William: Private; served 5 months 8 days
MINTER, Williams: Private; served 4 months 1 day
OWEN, Levy: Private; served 5 month 4 days
OWEN, Thomas: Private; served 2 months 26 day
OWEN, William: Private; served 1 months 16 days
PEAD, Lewis: Private; served 5 months 1 day
SPARROW, Laban: Private; served 3 months 21 days
WESTON, Christopher: Private; served 4 months 8 days
WESTON, Matthew: Private; served 3 months 8 days
WHITE, Dudley: Private; served 2 months 18 days

War of 1812 Pay Roll, Capt. John Billups’s Company

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Captain John Billups’s Company, of the Sixty-first Regiment of Virginia Militia, Mathews County, in the Service of the United States, commanded by Colonel Levin Gayle, for the years 1813, 1814 and 1815. [Virginia Militia in the War of 1812: from rolls in the auditor’s office at Richmond. Volume I. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. 2001. p 286.]
 
Note: See pay roll of Captain L.B. Eddins’s company of the 61st regiment, and others.
 
AYRES, John: Private; served 4 months 28 days
BILLUPS, Humphrey: Private; served 29 days
BILLUPS, John: Captain; served 3 months 13 days
BILLUPS, John: Sergeant; served 5 months 7 days
BILLUPS, Mann: Corporal; served 3 months 28 days
BILLUPS, Robert: Private; served 1 month 19 days
BILLUPS, Thomas: Private; served 5 months 19 days
BOOZE, Conrad: Private; served 1 month 14 days
BROWNLEY, John: Private; served 3 months 28 days
BROWNLEY, Robert: Private; served 3 months
BROWNLEY, Thomas: Private; served 2 months 16 days
CALLIS, George: Private; served 21 days
DIGGES, Anthony: Private; served 5 months 22 days
DIGGES, Bailey: Private; served 3 months 10 days
DIGGES, John: Lieutenant; served 3 months; 13 days
EDDINS, Sam.: Private; served 4 months 20 days
EDDINS, Thomas C.: Ens.; served 3 months 13 days
EDDINS, Thomas: Corporal; served 4 months 2 days
FITCHETT, Thomas: Private; served 3 months 9 days
FLIPPIN, Amos: Private; served 3 months 38 days
FORREST, Geo. (of John): Private; served 2 months 18 days
FORREST, Geo. (of Thomas): Private; served 5 months 8 days
FORREST, Thomas: Corporal; served 4 months 17 days
FOSTER, Bailey: Private; served 2 months 9 days
FOSTER, Herod: Private; served 5 months 22 days
FOSTER, Jesse: Private; served 4 months 17 days
FOSTER, John: Sergeant; served 23 days
GLASCO, Richard: Private; served 3 months 23 days
HICKMAN, Daniel: Private; served 4 months 5 days
HOPKINS, John: Private; served 3 months 26 days
HUDGIN, Caleb: Private; served 5 months
HUDGIN, Digges: Private; served 3 months 27 day
HURST, Jesse: Private; served 3 months 8 days
KNIGHT, John: Sergeant; served 3 months 14 days
MINTER, John: Private; served 5 months 7 days
MITCHEM, Richard: Private; served 3 months 12 days
MORGAN, George: Private; served 2 months 10 days
MORGAN, Hiram: Private; served 2 months 16 days
MORGAN, James: Private; served 2 months 9 days
OWEN, George: Private; served 3 months
OWEN, Zacheus: Private; served 5 months 27 days
SADLER, Absalom: Sergeant; served 4 months 20 days
SADLER, Isaac: Private; served 1 month 8 days
SADLER, James: Private; served 4 months 18 days
SADLER, John: Corporal; served 4 months 13 days
SADLER, Richard: Private; served 3 months 27 days
SMITH, John: Private; served 5 months 25 days
SMITH, Joshua: Private; served 3 months 16 days
SUMMERS, William: Private; served 4 months 12 days
TAYBOUR, Thomas: Private; served 5 months 9 days
WARD, John: Private; served 1 month 5 days
WHITE, John: Private; served 12 days
WILLIAMS, Abram: Private; served 24 days
WILLIAMS, John: Sergeant; served 3 months 13 days
WILLIAMS, Thomas: Private; served 4 months 17 days

War of 1812, Pay Rolls of the 61st Regiment Virginia Militia, Mathews County, Virginia.

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The War of 1812 pay rolls are from Pay Rolls of Militia Entitled to Land Bounty Under the Act of Congress of Sept. 28, 1850 (Richmond 1851). [Virginia Militia in the War of 1812: from rolls in the auditor’s office at Richmond. Volume I. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. 2001.]
 

War of 1812, Field & Staff Officers

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Field and Staff Officers of the Sixty-first Regiment Virginia Militia in the Service of the United States, commanded by Lieut. Col. Levin Gayle, for the years 1813 and 1814. [Virginia Militia in the War of 1812: from rolls in the auditor’s office at Richmond. Volume I. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. 2001. p 285.]
 
Ayres, Ritchie: Adjutant; served 1 month
Bohannon, William: Q. M. Serg’t.; served 9 months 26 days
Gayle, Levin: Lieut. Col.; served 6 months 7 days
Hudgins, Thomas: Major; served 4 months 17 days
Jarvis, John D.: Qr. Master; served 11 months 4 days [Contractor of Rations]
Roy, James H.: Pay Master; served 12 months
Shepherd, Seth: Surgeon; served 2 months 19 days
Tompkins, Christopher: Major; served 1 month 4 days

J-W Revolutionary War Roster

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J-W, Revolutionary War Records (1775-1783), Rosters, Pensions and Bounty Land Warrants
J-W roster list for men from Kingston Parish/Mathews County who fought for the colonies in the American Revolutionary War. The collection contains links to original and transcribed application files from officers and enlisted men in all branches of the American military, as well as, applications for pension or bounty-land warrants by a veteran's widow or his heirs. The list only includes men who have been proven to have served unless otherwise noted.
 
 
JACKSON, John: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
JARVIS, Francis: Pvt., served for three years in the 2nd Virginia Regiment of the State line of Virginia in the Northern Army, Colonels William Brent and Charles Dabney; heirs: John B. Jarvis and Francis Jarvis. Pension VAS1154 (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 100 acres; 2 Feb 1819 (Bockstruck, p 274).
 
JARVIS, James: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
JARVIS, William: Seaman, entered service 1776/1777 in Virginia State Navy on board the Henry Galley, Capt. Robert Tompkins, served until end of war. Pension VAS1155 (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 100 acres; 4 Jan 1834 (Bockstruck, p 274).
 
KNIGHT, Henry: 1st Lt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
KNIGHT, Joseph: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
KNIGHT, Samuel: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
LEWIS, John: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
LILLY, Thomas: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
MAHON (MONGHON/MOHON), John: Marine, Virginia State Navy, served three years; heirs (daughters): Elizabeth Sadler and Sarah Respess; Bounty Land Warrant 7999: 100 acres; 27 June 1834 (Burgess, p 1191); records unavailable online.
 
MILLER, Francis: Pvt., entered service in 1776, served under Capt. Josiah Foster and others, served two or three tours of duty up to 1781; b. 27 Oct 1757 Kingston Parish, d. 8 March 1781; m. 6 Oct 1776 in Kingston Parish Averilla Diggs; Avarilla m. 2nd on Sept 1796 Thomas Owens. Pension W19951 (original) (transcription) VAS677 (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 200 acres; 24 July 1784 (Bockstruck, p 365).
 
MINTER, James: Seaman, entered service 1776/1777 in Virginia State Navy on board the Henry Galley, Capt. Robert Tompkins, served for three years. Pension VAS700 (original) (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 100 acres; 25 Aug 1835 (Bockstruck, p 369).
 
MORGAN, James: Pvt., entered service in 1780, on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264), served several tours of duty until 1782; d. 6 March 1830; m. 16 Sept 1790 Ann Forrest. Pension W7468 (original) (transcription)
 
MORGAN, James, Sen.: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
MORGAN, John: Pvt., enlisted for two years in the regular service – his time out was Feb 7, 1778, served under various Captains, belonged to the 7th Virginia Regiment – he was in an engagement at Brandywine [Sept 11, 1777] and Germantown [Oct 4, 1777], after he came home he served in the militia on and off till the siege of Yorktown [28 Sept – 19 Oct 1781], on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264); b. 1758 Kingston Parish. Pension S5777 (original) (transcription)
 
MORGAN, William: Pvt., entered service before he was sixteen in place of his father about 1777, entered in his own place in 1778, served two years, on duty in Gloucester County from 2 Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264); b. 1762 Kingston Parish; d. 8 May 1840. Pension S7246 (original) (transcription)
 
MOUGHON, George: Seaman, Virginia State Navy, served on ship Dragon, Capt. Markham, taken prisoner of war to Bermuda and was released after peace; d. 1815; widow Elizabeth (by 1835 had married Mathias Moughon); children: George H. and William Moughon. Pension VAS778 (original) (transcription)
 
OWEN, John: Pvt., entered service in 1780 after serving as a minute man during time Lord Dunmore landed at Gwynn’s Island on 9 Dec 1775, served under various Captains, discharged 25 Dec 1781; moved to Georgia; b. 25 Feb 1755 New Point Comfort in Kingston Parish. Pension R7843 (original) (transcription)
 
PATTERSON, John: Mid-Shipman, Virginia State Navy, Commodore James Barron; children/heirs: Maria B. Patterson, wife of Christopher Tompkins and Elizabeth T. Patterson, wife of Wade Mosby (Burgess, p 389); Pension VAS4098 (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 2666 2/3 acres; 23 July 1835 (Bockstruck, p 409).
 
PEED, Andrew: rank unknown, entered service in 1776/1777, 7th Virginia Regiment, Capt. Charles Tompkins, served until end of war; heirs: Lewis Peed, Martha Peed Hudgins, Mary Peed Weston, Anna Peed Stewart, and Richard Peed. Pension VAS4116 (original) (transcription)
 
PEED, Thomas: rank unknown, entered service in 1776/1777, 7th Virginia Regiment, Capt. Charles Tompkins, served until end of war; heirs: Lewis Peed, Martha Peed Hudgins, Mary Peed Weston, Anna Peed Stewart, and Richard Peed. Pension VAS4116 [documents not in original file] (transcription) service record
 
PEED, William: rank unknown, entered service in 1776/1777, 7th Virginia Regiment, Capt. Charles Tompkies, killed possibly at Battle of Brandywine [11 Sept 1777]. Pension VAS4116 (original) (transcription)
 
PEYTON, Sir John: Col., appointed 13 Sept 1775 to Gloucester Militia. (Virginia Gazette, 13 Oct 1775); [See pension files: William Armsted/Armistead, George Callis, William Callis, John Christian, Armistead Cully, Thomas Davis, William Digges, William Evans, Joshua Fitchett, Matthias Gayle, Simon Green, Richard Gregory, Anthony Hudgins, Hugh Hudgins, Gabriel Hughes, Richard Hurst, James Morgan, John Owen, Josiah Pugh, Richard Ripley, Isaac Smith, James Thomas, John White, and George Willis.]
 
PLUMMER, Armistead: Pvt., entered service in 1776/1777, 1st Regiment Light Dragoons, Capt. John Belfield, served until end of war; heirs: Ann Guthrie (sister), William Plummer children: John, Judith & Frances, Robert [illegible], Mary Read, Kemp Southcomb, Cary Southcomb and Elizabeth Wilson, who was Elizabeth Southcomb the three last are the children and heirs at law of John Southcomb and Elizabeth his wife who was Elizabeth Plummer. Pension VAS213 (original file unavailable online) (transcription) service record; Bounty Land Warrant: 100 acres; 22 Aug 1783 (Bockstruck, p 422).
 
PLUMMER, George: Sgt., date of enlistment unknown, served in Continental Line, moved to North Carolina after the war; heirs: Ann Guthrie (sister), William Plummer children: John, Judith & Frances, Robert [illegible], Mary Read, Kemp Southcomb, Cary Southcomb and Elizabeth Wilson, who was Elizabeth Southcomb the three last are the children and heirs at law of John Southcomb and Elizabeth his wife who was Elizabeth Plummer. Pension VAS214 (original file unavailable online) (transcription) service record
 
PLUMMER, John: Sgt., date of enlistment unknown, Col. Baylor’s Troop of Light Dragoons, may have been killed in a massacre; heirs: Ann Guthrie (sister), William Plummer children: John, Judith & Frances, Robert [illegible], Mary Read, Kemp Southcomb, Cary Southcomb and Elizabeth Wilson, who was Elizabeth Southcomb the three last are the children and heirs at law of John Southcomb and Elizabeth his wife who was Elizabeth Plummer. Pension VAS215 (original) (transcription)
 
PLUMMER, Kemp: rank unknown, entered service in 1776/1777, served in Army; heirs: Ann Guthrie (sister), William Plummer children: John, Judith & Frances, Robert [illegible], Mary Read, Kemp Southcomb, Cary Southcomb and Elizabeth Wilson, who was Elizabeth Southcomb the three last are the children and heirs at law of John Southcomb and Elizabeth his wife who was Elizabeth Plummer. [See pension files: Armistead Plummer, George Plummer, John Plummer, Robert Plummer, and William Plummer.]
 
PLUMMER, Robert: Cpl. (1778), Sgt. (1778/1779), and Pvt. (1779), entered service in 1776/1777, Capt. Peter Bernard’s Co., 2nd Virginia State Regiment, served at Valley Forge, Brunswick, White Plains, West Point, and Camp Middle Brook, served until 1780/1781; heirs: Ann Guthrie (sister), William Plummer children: John, Judith & Frances, Robert [illegible], Mary Read, Kemp Southcomb, Cary Southcomb and Elizabeth Wilson, who was Elizabeth Southcomb the three last are the children and heirs at law of John Southcomb and Elizabeth his wife who was Elizabeth Plummer. Pension VAS216 (original file unavailable online) (transcription) service record
 
PLUMMER, William: Sgt., Capt. Baylor Hill’s Company of Cavalry attached to 1st Virginia Regiment; children: John Plummer, Judith Plummer, and Frances Plummer. Pension VAS217 (original file unavailable online) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 200 acres; 30 Aug 1783 (Bockstruck, p 422).
 
PUGH/PEW, Josiah: Pvt., entered service about 1778, Capt. Josiah Foster and others, discharged in Oct 1781; b. about 1762; d. 15 March 1848; m. Dec 1791 Avy Hudgins; child Nancy b. Aug 5, 1793; heirs: Ann Thomas, Sarah Pugh & William E. Pugh. Pension W5586 (original) (transcription)
 
RANSONE, Thomas: Lt.; commissioned on 6 Oct 1777, Capt. Peter Barnard, 2nd Virginia State Regiment, about 1780 the 2nd Virginia State Regiment disbanded and Ransone reentered the service in the militia; d. 6 Oct 1817; m. 1777 Margaret Gwyn; children: Thomas, Daniel, Henry, James, Martha (m. John B. Roberts), Lucy (m. William A. Billups), Frances (m. George P. Evans), Elizabeth (m. James W. Howard). Pension R17293 (original) (transcription) (Burgess, p 343)
 
REED (READ/REID), Francis: Mid-Shipman, entered service 1776/1777 in Virginia State Navy on board the Henry Galley, Capt. Robert Tompkins, served three years. Pension VAS57 (original) (transcription)
 
REYNOLDS, John: rank unknown, entered service in 1776/1777, Virginia State Line. Pension VAS4199 (original file unavailable online) (transcription)
 
REYNOLDS, William: rank unknown, entered service in 1776/1777, Virginia State Line; grandson Thomas Reynolds. Pension VAS4200 (original) (transcription)
 
RIPLEY, John: Sgt., 2nd Virginia State Regiment, Col. William Brent, served three years. Pension VAS4239 (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 400 acres; 14 Dec 1813 (Bockstruck, p 447).
 
RIPLEY, Richard: Mid-Shipman, entered service in Virginia State Navy on board the Henry Galley, Capt. Robert Tompkins, served three years; afterwards he was a militia man until end of war; b. about 1750. Pension S11299 (original) (transcription)
 
SADLER, John: Pvt., entered service in 1776, Continental Line, Capt. Charles Tompkies, killed at Battle of Brandywine [11 Sept 1777]. Pension VAS4327 (original) (transcription)
 
SADLER, Richard: Fifer, enlistment date unknown, served in regular Army; d. about 1825; heirs: Elizabeth Sadler (m. Daniel Hickman), Richard Sadler, Sarah Sadler (m. Edmund Forrest), Lellitia [sic] Watson. Pension VAS4328 (original) (transcription)
 
SADLER, Robert: Pvt., entered service in 1776, 2nd Virginia Regiment, Capt. William Smith, discharged from Regiment in Philadelphia in 1779/1780; b. about 1756; m. Dorothy [last name unknown]. Pension S41119 (original) (transcription)
 
SINGLETON, John: Pvt., entered service in 1776, Capt. Josiah Foster and others, served several tours of duty; d. about 1826; m. 1778/1780 Ann Armistead; children: Mary Singleton, Catherine Singleton (m. John Thomas). Pension R9613 (original) (transcription)
 
SMITH, Isaac: Sgt., entered service in 1776, Capt. William Smith and others, was called out when Lord Dunmore came to Gwynn’s Island, left service after siege of Yorktown [28 Sept – 19 Oct 1781]; b. 1760 Kingston Parish; children: Elizabeth Smith and Delila Smith. Pension S11427 (original) (transcription)
 
STEDER, James: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
STEDER, John: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
TABB, Philip: Capt., Gloucester County Militia. [See pension files: George Callis, William Digges, Joshua Fitchet, Matthias Gayle, Anthony Hudgins, Hugh Hudgins, Kemp Hudgins, Gabriel Hughes, Richard Hurst, Francis Miller, and Isaac Smith.]
 
TABB, Thomas: Ens., appointed 13 Sept 1775 to Gloucester Militia. (Virginia Gazette, 13 Oct 1775)  
 
THOMAS, James: Pvt., entered service in 1777, Capt. Peter Barnett, discharged about 4 July 1782; b. 20 Oct 1763 Kingston Parish; d. 17 March 1838. Pension S11548 (original) (transcription)
 
TREACLE, William: Pvt., enlistment date unknown, State Regiment, served three years; d. Feb 1801; m. Feb 1780 Elizabeth Keys. children: Robert who died in infancy, John, Sarah, Elizabeth, and Suzanne. Pension W6309 (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 100 acres; 29 May 1783 (Bockstruck, p 535).
 
TURNER, John: Pvt., enlisted 14 Jan 1778 [Middlebrook, NJ], Capt. George Armstrong, 3rd Maryland Regiment, served three years; b. 13 July 1755; d. 16 July 1820 (burial).Pension S41273 (original) (transcription)
 
WATSON, John: Pvt., entered service in 1776, Capt. Richard Billups, Gloucester Co. Militia, served several tours of duty until end of war; d. 1824; m. Feb 1776 in Kingston Parish Hannah Tabor. Pension W18258 (original) (transcription)
 
WHITE, Abraham: Pvt., entered service on 25 February 1777 2nd Virginia Regiment, served under Capt. Machen Boswell for three years. Bounty Land Warrant: 100 acres; 26 July 1784 (Bockstruck, p 566) (original)
 
WHITE, John: Sgt., entered service in 1776, Capt. George Plummer and others, served several tours until end of war; b. 27 Feb 1758 Kingston Parish; d. 12 June 1834 (burial); m. 26 March 1791 Elizabeth Davenport. Pension W6476 (original) (transcription)
 
WHITE, William: Pvt., entered service in 1776, Capt. Plummer and others, served several tours of duty;  d. 1806; m. 3 Feb 1775 in Kingston Parish Dorothy Davis; son Absalom White. Pension W18396 (transcription)
 
WILLIAMS, William: Pilot, entered service in 1776, Virginia State Navy, served until end of war; son and only heir William Williams. Rejected claim (original)
 
WILLIAMS, William: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
WILLIS, George: rank unknown, Col. George Baylor in the Company of Capt. John Styth [company guarded George Washington], wounded 22 Sept 1778 by British soldiers at the Haring farm (Harring town) in Bergen Co., NJ; heir: Frankey Willis. Pension VAS1919 (original) (transcription)
 
 
 
Biblography
Burgess, Louis A., Virginia Soldiers of 1776, Vol. I-II, Richmond Press, Inc. Richmond, Va. 1927-1929.
Bockstruck, Lloyd DeWitt, Revolutionary War Bounty Land Grants Awarded by State Governments. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md. 1979.
Gwathmey, John H., Historical Register of Virginians in the Revolution 1775-1783. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md. 1979.
 
Online Resources
Library of Virginia, original records
Virginia Gazette, newspaper articles
 

E-H Revolutionary War Roster

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E-H, Revolutionary War Records (1775-1783), Rosters, Pensions and Bounty Land Warrants
E-H roster list for men from Kingston Parish/Mathews County who fought for the colonies in the American Revolutionary War. The collection contains links to original and transcribed application files from officers and enlisted men in all branches of the American military, as well as, applications for pension or bounty-land warrants by a veteran's widow or his heirs. The list only includes men who have been proven to have served unless otherwise noted.
 
 
EDDINS, Dawson: Lt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
EDDINS, Samuel: Ens., appointed 13 Sept 1775 to Gloucester Militia. (Virginia Gazette, 21 Oct 1775); apointed officer in the 7th Virginia Continental Regiment on 7 March 1776; appointed Capt. Lt. Dec 1776 in 1st Regiment Artillery, promoted Capt. in 1777, served until 15 Nov 1783. BLW 683-300 (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 666 2/3 acres; 3 Sept 1796 (Bockstruck, p 163)
 
EVANS, William: Pvt., Gloucester Militia under Capt. John Willis, served under General Andrew Lewis on July 1776 for skirmish with Lord Dunmore at Gwynn’s Island; he was at Yorktown for surrender of Lord Cornwallis; served four years; b. abt 1745; d. 24 April 1833; children: sons William, Francis, Thomas deceased leaving George P. and Lucy, and John deceased leaving Thomas, Elizabeth and Ann. Pension S10640 (original) (transcription)
 
FITCHETT, Joshua: Pvt., entered service 1779, served under Capt. Philip Tabb and others; served several tours at Cricket Hill, Queens Creek; served until Spring 1782; b. 1763; d. 23 June 1835; widow Sarah. Pension S16798 (original) (transcription)
 
FORREST, Abraham Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
FORREST, George: Pvt., entered service 1776 in the 7th Virginia Regiment, served under Capt. Charles Tompkies for two years; enlisted in 1778 in Capt. John Belfield’s Troop of Horse Regiment for three years; on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264); b. c1757; d. aft 1820; children: Josiah, Elizabeth, Nancy, Joice. Pension S39538 (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 100 acres; 2 May 1783 (Bockstruck, p 184)
 
FORREST, Henry: 2nd Lt., service record unavailable; see pension file: Joel Foster.
 
FORREST, John: Ens., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
FORREST, Thomas: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
FOSTER, Christopher: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
FOSTER, George: 2nd Sgt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
FOSTER, Isaac: Lt., service record unavailable; Capt., service record unavailable; served under command of Major General Lafayette at the siege of Yorktown; see pension files: William Digges, Joel Foster, Anthony Hudgins, and Josiah Pugh; b. abt 1750; d. abt 1804; married 11 Feb 1773 in Kingston Parish, Elizabeth Hodges.
 
FOSTER, Joel: Pvt., entered service in 1777, Capt. Josiah Foster and Capt. Isaac Foster; served under command of Major General Lafayette at the siege of Yorktown, discharged October 1781; b. 15 Aug 1762, Kingston Parish; d. 12 Aug 1851, St. Helena Parish, Louisiana; married 1st Rosanna Miller, married 2nd Elizabeth Hinton, married 3rd Mary Staples. Pension W11008 (original) (transcription)
 
FOSTER, John, Jr.: Lt., appointed 13 Sept 1775 to Gloucester Militia. (Virginia Gazette, 21 Oct 1775) Presumed to be same as Lt. John Foster mentioned in pension file of Josiah Pugh.
 
FOSTER, Joshua: 1st Lt., service record unavailable; Capt., service record unavailable; see pension files William Digges, Joel Foster, Anthony Hudgins, Kemp Hudgins, and Josiah Pugh.
 
FOSTER, Josiah: Ens., appointed 13 Sept 1775 to Gloucester Militia. (Virginia Gazette, 21 Oct 1775), Capt., service record unavailable; see pension files: Joel Foster, Kemp Hudgins, Anthony Hudgins, William Digges, Francis Miller, Richard Armistead, John Singleton, George Brooks, and Josiah Pugh.
 
FOSTER, Peter: Carpenter’s Mate, entered service 1776, Virginia State Navy, Capt. Robert Tompkins, later promoted to Midshipman, served on Henry Galley from 17 May 1777 until 17 May 1780; b. 22 March 1757, Kingston Parish; d. 31 Dec 1818, Mathews, Va.; married 27 Oct 1776 in Kingston Parish, Nancy “Ann” Hall. Bounty Land Warrant: 2666 2/3 acres; 22 March 1837 (Bockstruck, p 185). Pension VAS3620 (original) (transcription)
 
FOSTER, Robert: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
GAYLE (GALE), John: Ens., appointed 13 Sept 1775 to Gloucester Militia. (Virginia Gazette, 21 Oct 1775)
 
GAYLE, Levin (Leven/Leavin/Leaven): no record of service, the following newspaper obituary states he served during the Revolutionary War: Another Revolutionary soldier gone. Departed this life on the 9th inst. At the advanced age of 64 years, at his residence in Portsmouth, Col. Leven Gayle, formerly an eminent ship builder in the county of Mathews. Col. Gayle was actively employed as a soldier during the revolutionary war, particularly so during the siege of Yorktown, and was present at the surrender of Cornwallis. In the last struggle with England (War of 1812), he commanded a highly respectable force of Virginia troops in and about the county of Mathews, adjacent to the Chesapeake Bay. He was a man of sterling worth and integrity. The greatest panegyric that can be offered in remembrance of his virtues is that he was the noblest workmanship of his Creator, 'an honest man'. (The Palladium, Portsmouth, Va., 15 June 1827); b. 26 Jan 1763, Kingston Parish; d. 9 June 1827, Portsmouth, Va.
 
GAYLE, Matthias: Pvt., entered service 1777, Gloucester Militia, Capt. Robert Gayle, called out for duty at different times; b. 1764, Kingston Parish; d. abt 1794; married abt 1780 Joice Hall. Pension S16818 (original) (transcription); Pension W7491 (transcription)
 
GAYLE, Robert: Lt., appointed 13 Sept 1775 to Gloucester Militia. (Virginia Gazette, 21 Oct 1775); Capt. in 1777; see pension files: William Armistead, Armistead Culley, William Diggs, Matthias Gayle, Anthony Hudgins, Kemp Hudgins, Francis Miller, Josiah Pugh, Richard Ripley, John Singleton, and William White.
 
GAYLE, Thomas: Lt., Gloucester Militia; d. 24 May 1824, Charlotte Co., Va.; married 28 Nov 1794 Mrs. Susannah P. Brown (d. Jan 1854); child: Sarah S. Crowder. Pension R3955 (original) (transcription)
 
GLASCOCK, Abraham: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
GREEN, Simon (Simeon): Pvt., entered service 13 Nov 1776, Capt. George Plummer, left the service in Oct 1781; b 13 Nov 1760 Kingston Parish Gloucester County [b 13 Nov 1762 Kingston Parish Register]. Pension S10766 (original) (transcription)
 
GWYN, Humphrey (Humphry): Pvt., entered service June 1776 in the 1st Virginia Regiment of Cavalry, served under Capt. John Nelson, served two years and was discharged 1778; b. abt 1757; wife Sally; child: Lettitia. Pension S37969 (original) (transcription) Service Record
 
GWYNN, James: Lt., Capt. Philip Tabb; see pension files: John Hugget and Gabriel Hughes.
 
HALL, Richard: Lt., appointed 13 Sept 1775 to Gloucester Militia. (Virginia Gazette, 21 Oct 1775)
 
HALL, Robert: Master, entered service Jan 1777 in Virginia State Navy on board the Henry Galley; d. 1786 or 1787; heirs: Thomas Hall, Betsy Hall (Mrs. Francis Brown), Nancy Hall (Mrs. Peter Foster), Joicey Hall (Mrs. Matthias Gayle), and the children of Spencer Hall. [Note: There were two men by the name Robert Hall that served in the Virginia State Navy.] Pension R40 (original) (transcription)
 
HALL, Thomas: Pvt., entered in 1779, served in Capt. Richard Billups’ Co., taken sick about 1781 and left service; b. 1764 in Kingston Parish Gloucester County. Pension S16862 (transcription)
 
HARRIS, James: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
HAYES, Hugh: Lt., appointed 13 Sept 1775 to Gloucester Militia. (Virginia Gazette, 21 Oct 1775)
 
HAYES, John: Ens., appointed 13 Sept 1775 to Gloucester Militia. (Virginia Gazette, 21 Oct 1775)
 
HAYWOOD, Alex: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
HAYWOOD, William: Ens., appointed 13 Sept 1775 to Gloucester Militia. (Virginia Gazette, 21 Oct 1775)
 
HORN (HERN), Francis: Sailmaker, enlisted 1776 or 1777, served on board the Henry Galley under Capt. Robert Tompkins, served 3 years; heirs: Francis Horn’s brothers Ephraim and John, John Horn’s daughter Polly Horn. Pension VAS1609 (original) (transcription)
 
HUDGINS (HUDGEN), Anthony: Pvt., entered service in 1776, under Capt. Josiah Foster, discharged October 1781, served 16 months and 5 days; b. 1759 in Kingston Parish Gloucester County. Pension S10883 (original) (transcription)
 
HUDGINS, Holder (Houlder): Lt., service record unavailable; Capt., service record unavailable; see pension files: William Armistead, William Callis, William Diggs, Joshua Fitchett, Matthias Gayle, Hugh Hudgins, Gabriel Hughes, Richard Hurst, Josiah Pugh, Isaac Smith, John Watson, and George Willis; b. 18 Jan 1738; d. 12 Dec 1815; married 1st Mary Hunley, married 2nd Mary Gwyn, married 3rd Elizabeth “Betsey” Anderson, married 4th Sarah Hollier, married 5th Harriet Cluverius.
 
HUDGINS, Hugh: Pvt., entered service in Jan 1780, Capt. Philip Tabb’s Co., left service in Feb 1782; b. March 1764. Pension S10884 (original) (transcription)
 
HUDGINS, Kemp: Pvt., entered service in 1776, served under Capt. Joshua Foster, Capt. Robert Gayle and Capt. Peter Bernard, served until end of war; d. 1797; m. abt 1777 Joice Minter; child: Elizabeth. Pension W19842 (original) (transcription)
 
HUGGET, John: Pvt., entered service in 1777, served in Capt. Richard Billups’ Co., served tours of duty totaling 9 months; d. abt 1798; m. abt 1779 Mildred Banks. Pension W19794 (original) (transcription)
 
HUGHES, Gabriel: Pvt., served in Capt. Richard Billups’ Co. and Capt. Philip Tabb’s Co., discharged after 19 Oct 1781; served tours of duty totaling 15 months and 6 days; b. 7 Nov 7 1762, Kingston Parish Gloucester, Va., d. 10 Oct 1836; m. 31 March 1785 Mary Williams; children: Sarah D., Elizabeth, Thomas, Mann Page, Ann Lux, Mann Page, and Frances. Pension W19836 (original) (transcription)
 
HULL, William: Sgt.; Mathews Pension Roll of 1835. (Gwathmey, p 402)
 
HUNLEY, William: Waggoner, on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
HURST, Richard: Militiaman, entered service in 1777 when he took his father’s place, entered service in his own stead in 1778, commanded by Captain Richard Billups, Col. Sir John Peyton, Majors Throgmorton and Boswell; served 16 months and 3 days; b. 3 March 1762, Kingston Parish; d. 20 Feb 1838. Pension S9593 (original) (transcription)
 
 
 
Biblography
Burgess, Louis A., Virginia Soldiers of 1776, Vol. I-II, Richmond Press, Inc. Richmond, Va. 1927-1929.
Bockstruck, Lloyd DeWitt, Revolutionary War Bounty Land Grants Awarded by State Governments. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md. 1979.
Gwathmey, John H., Historical Register of Virginians in the Revolution 1775-1783. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md. 1979.
 
Online Resources
Library of Virginia, original records
Virginia Gazette, newspaper articles

A-D Revolutionary War Roster

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A-D, Revolutionary War Records (1775-1783), Rosters, Pensions and Bounty Land Warrants
This list is for men from Kingston Parish/Mathews County who fought for the colonies in the American Revolutionary War. The collection contains links to original and transcribed application files from officers and enlisted men in all branches of the American military, as well as, applications for pension or bounty-land warrants by a veteran's widow or his heirs. The list only includes men who have been proven to have served unless otherwise noted.
 
 
ARMISTEAD, Churchill: Lt., appointed 13 Sept 1775 to Gloucester Militia. (Virginia Gazette, 13 Oct 1775)
 
ARMISTEAD, Richard: Pvt., entered service in 1778 and served until end of war, served in Capt. Josiah Foster Co.; d. 1824; m. Elizabeth Jarvis (d. 23 Dec 1836) on 11 Feb 1770, Kingston Parish; children: Elizabeth Tumberlin, Susan Armistead, and Isaac Armistead. Pension W20633 (original) (transcription)
 
ARMSTED (ARMISTEAD), William: Pvt., entered service latter part of 1776 and served until 1782; served under Captains Robert Gayle, Peter Barnet, John Billups, Colonels Sir John Peyton and Boswell; b. 1758, Kingston Parish; d. 4 Feb 1836, Mathews Co. Pension S12001 (original) (transcription)
 
AYERS, John: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
AYERS, Richard: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
BANKS, Josiah: Pvt., entered service in 1776 and served until end of war, served under Col. Charles Tompkies in 3rd, 5th and 7th Regiments Virginia Continental Line; heirs: Armisted Stewart, Thomas Banks, Joice Banks, Fanny Banks, Polly Banks, Fanny Banks, John Banks, Solomon Banks, William Banks, Marper Banks, Elizabeth Banks, Sarah Stewart, Caleb Hudgins, Allen Banks, Polley Banks, Mildred Huggit, Margaret Banks, Nancy Ripl[e]y formerly Banks, and Sarah Banks. Pension VAS2366 (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant 8213: 100 acres; 1 Aug 1835 (Bockstruck, p 24)
 
BANKS, Richard: Commissary of Stores, 1775; Gloucester Dist. (Gwathmey, p 37)
 
BELL, William: Pvt., entered service on 13 Feb 1777, discharged 27 July 1783, 12th Virginia Regiment; d. 1806 in Mathews Co.; heir: daughter Frances Bell. Pension VAS2475 (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 100 acres; 1 Apr 1784 & 100 acres; 7 Sept 1784 (Bockstruck, p 37)
 
BERNARD (BARNARD, BARNETT), Peter: Ens., appointed 13 Sept 1775 to Gloucester Militia (Virginia Gazette, 13 Oct 1775), enlisted on 10 April 1777, Capt. 2nd Virginia Regiment, resigned 24 Aug 1779; m. Frances Dudley on 22 Aug 1758, Kington Parish; child: Dudley Bernard. Pension R19356 (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 4000 acres; 10 Aug 1835. (Bockstruck, p 40)
 
BILLUPS, Christopher: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
BILLUPS, George: 1st Sgt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264), 7th Virginia Regiment Continental Line. Service record
 
BILLUPS, George: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
BILLUPS, John Sr.: Capt., appointed 13 Sept 1775 to Gloucester Militia. (Virginia Gazette, 21 Oct 1775) (Burgess, p 1264), Capt. Billups and his company of militia of Gloucester county captured the sloop Fortune and cargo in 1778. (Virginia Gazette, 3 April 1778)
 
BILLUPS, John Jr.: Lt., appointed 13 Sept 1775 (Virginia Gazette, 13 Oct 1775)
 
BILLUPS, Joseph Jr.; Sgt., served in Capt Henry Young’s Co., 7th Continental Line; b. 29 Sep 1760, d. 5 Apr 1815, m. Joice Respass on 14 Feb 1784, Kingston Parish. Service record
 
BILLUPS, Richard: Capt., appointed 13 Sept 1775 in Gloucester Militia (Virginia Gazette, 13 Oct 1775), Capt. Richard Billups and his company captured a sloop in the Chesapeake Bay in September 1777 (Virginia Gazette, 6 March 1778); d. 30 Sept 1822, m. Lucy Lilly on 10 Sept 1778, Kingston Parish.
 
BOSWELL, Machen: Lt., entered service 18 Nov 1776 and served until 6 Feb 1781, Virginia State Line; d. 10 Dec 1793; heirs: Martha Roy, Thomas M. B. Roy, grandson. Pension R19364 (original) (transcription); Service Record; Bounty Land Warrant: 4000 acres; Jan 1783 (Bockstruck, p 53)
 
BOSWELL, Thomas: Major, appointed 13 Sept 1775 to Gloucester Militia. (Virginia Gazette, 13 Oct 1775)
 
BRIDGES (MORGAN), Ransone: Pvt., entered service in 1776 for term of two years, served under Col. Charles Tompkies in 7th Regiment Virginia Continental Line, reenlisted in 1778 in Capt. Joseph Egglestons troop of Horse, commanded by Col. Henry Lee for three years; b. April 1756, Kingston Parish, d. 8 Dec 1824, m. Nancy [unknown]; children: John, Polly, Betsey and niece Elizabeth Bridges. Pension S39245 (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 200 acres; 25 Jan 1808 (Bockstruck, p 61)
 
BROMLEY (BROWNLEY, BRUMLEY), Philip: Seaman, entered service 1776/77 on board the Henry Galley and served till end of war, served under Capt. Robert Tompkins, Virginia State Navy; children: John, Polley, and Thomas C. Pension VAS2671 (original) (transcription); Service record; Bounty Land Warrant: 100 acres; 21 March 1840 (Bockstruck, p 63)
 
BROMLY (BROWNLEY, BRUMLEY), William: Seaman, entered service on board the Henry Galley under Capt. Robert Tompkins, served three years; children: Elizabeth, Polly and William; grandson Columbus s/o William who is deceased by 1835. Pension VAS2672 (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 100 acres; 21 March 1840. (Bockstruck, p 63)
 
BROMLY (BROWNLEY, BRUMLEY), William: Seaman, entered service on board the Henry Galley under Capt. Robert Tompkins, lost at sea in the year 1781; never married; heir-at-law: James Bromley, older brother. Pension VAS2672 (original) (transcription)
 
BROOKS, George: Pvt., entered service in 1776, served under Capt. Josiah Foster; b. Kingston Parish, d. 1791, Mathews Co.; m. 1779 Barshaba Diggs; child: Mary (m. Hudgins). Pension W18665 (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 100 acres; 27 May 1783 (Bockstruck, p 64)
 
BROWN, Francis: Steward, entered service in 1776/77 on board the Henry Galley and served till end of war, served under Capt. Robert Tompkins; children: Spencer Brown, Nancy Gayle and Frances Walden. Pension VAS2691 (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 100 acres; 18 June 1835. (Bockstruck, p 66)
 
BROWN, George: Midshipman, entered service in 1776/77 on board the Henry Galley under Capt. Robert Tompkins until 1778, served for three years on board the Gloucester Galley under Capt.Thomas  Lilley; children: Joshua G. and George (dec’d.); grandchildren (children of George dec’d.): Worner, James, Bengamin [sic], Nancy Brown Guardian for George and Robert Brown. Pension VAS2693 (original) (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 1333 1/3 acres; 2 June 1835. (Bockstruck, p 66)
 
BROWN, Robert: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
BROWN, William: Midshipman, entered service in 1776 on board the Ship Tempest under Capt. Celey Saunders, served three years; m. Judith [Longest]; children: [Judith], Mary, Nancy, Thomas and William. Pension VAS2721 (transcription); Bounty Land Warrant: 2666 2/3 acres; 23 July 1833. (Bockstruck, p 68)
 
BUCKNER, William: Master Navigating Officer, served more than three years, taken prisoner and detained at least twelve months; d. Feb 1804; children: Mary (m Capt. Thomas Norman), Elizabeth (m Francis Armistead), Dorothy (m Dr. Bartlett Gayle), Susan (m Ephraim Beazley), Martha (m Dr. Bartlett Gayle). Pension VAS2746 (original) (transcription) R17; Bounty Land Warrant: 2666 2/3 acres; 24 June 1833. (Bockstruck, p 72)
 
BURROUGHS, John: Pvt., 6th Virginia Reg. Mathews Pension Roll of 1835. No record of service.
 
CALLIS, George: Pvt., entered service 1777 under Capt. John Billups, discharged in the fall of 1781; m. Elizabeth [last name unknown] after 2 Jan 1800; son-in-law Samuel Callis. Pension W14444 (original) (transcription)
 
CALLIS, James: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2 Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264), Virginia Line, Honorably discharge in 1780. Service record
 
CALLIS, William: Pvt., entered service in 1780 under Capt. Holder/Houlder Hudgins, before enlistment volunteered as guard at Cricket Hill; b. 1765. Pension S16683 (original) (transcription)
 
CELLERS (SELLERS), William: entered service in 1776 under Capt. Peter Bernard, child: Mary Cellers. Pension VAS294 (original) (transcription)
 
CRISTIAN, John: Pvt., entered service about 1777 under Capt. Peter Bernard, served periods amounting to eleven months; b. 16 Oct 1761, d. 6 July 1838. Pension S15276 (transcription)
 
CLARK, George: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2  Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264)
 
CLAYTON, Jasper: Capt., appointed on 13 Sept 1775 in Gloucester Militia (Virginia Gazette, 13 Oct 1775); Clerk to Gloucester Committee of Safety 1775-1776, Capt. 18 July 1776, “Warrant issued to pay his militia company on duty at Gwynn’s Island” (Gwathmey, p 156); d. May 1779 (Virginia Gazette, 22 May 1779)
 
CRAY, Thomas: Seaman, entered service in 1776 under Col. Charles Tompkies in Virginia Continental Line, served until end of war; heirs: Edward Jarvis, Thomas Jarvis, Maria Jarvis, Alec Jarvis, Elizabeth Jarvis, James Jarvis, Alexander Cray, John Cray, Lydia Cray now Lydia Bassett, Francis Williams, John Williams, George Bailey, Mary Bailey, and Fanny Bailey. Pension VAS3178 (original) (transcription)
 
CULLEY, Armistead:  Pvt., entered service in 1776 under Capt. William Smith, Sgt. in 1777, enlisted as Continental Soldier for 3 years; moved to Portsmouth, Virginia from 1821-1828, then moved to Baltimore, Md.; b. 1758, Kingston Parish, d. 18 Feb 1839, Baltimore, Md. Pension S8270 (original) (transcription)
 
CULLEY, Robert: Carpenter, served under Capt. Thomas Lilly aboard the Brig Liberty from 18 May until 30 July 1776. (Brumbaugh, p 19; Gwathmey, p 198)
 
DAVIS, James: Master Carpenter, entered service in 1776/1777, Virginia State Navy, employed three years at one or more ship yards; heirs: William Davis, Samuel Davis, and Humphrey Davis. Pension VAS3286 (original) (transcription)
 
DAVIS, John: Pvt., entered service in 1776, 7th Virginia Regiment, commanded by Col. Charles Tompkies, served 5 years; b. abt 1755, d. 4 March 1825; m. Nancy [last name unknown]; children: Rose (m. William Foster), Harriott (m. James Matthews); John W., and Joice (m. Owen). Pension S39403 (original) (transcription)
 
DAVIS, Thomas: Pvt., on duty in Gloucester County from 2 Aug-8 Oct, 1781, Capt. John Billups’ Co. (Burgess, p 1264), served two years; b. 1762, d. 19 July 1845; m. Francis [last name unknown] on 4 Dec 1824; child: Thomas B. Davis. Pension W539 (transcription)
 
DIGGES (Diggs), William: Militiaman, entered service in 1775, served under Captains Josiah Foster, Richard Billups, John Gayle, Philip Tabb, Peter Barnett [Bernard] and Col. John Peyton, served two years;  b. 18 Dec 1760, d. 27  Aug 1841. Pension S8327 (original) (transcription)
 
DRIVER, Emanuel: Pvt., Capt. Peter Bernard’s Co. 2nd Virginia State Regiment, commanded by Col. Gregory Smith; heir: nephew John Driver. Pension VAS3425 (original) (transcription)
 
DRIVER, John: Soldier, entered service in 1776 or 1777 in the 2nd Virginia Regiment, commanded by Co. William Brent and Lt. Col. Charles Dabney; child: John. Pension VAS1083 (original) (transcription)
 
DRIVER, William: Pvt., entered service last of 1776 or early part of 1777 in the 2nd Virginia Regiment, commanded by Capt. Peter Bernard; d. Nov 1803, drowned; m. Lucy [last name unknown], child: Louisa married William Green. Pension VAS3426 (original) (transcription)
 
 
 
Biblography
Burgess, Louis A., Virginia Soldiers of 1776, Vol. I-II, Richmond Press, Inc. Richmond, Va. 1927-1929.
Bockstruck, Lloyd DeWitt, Revolutionary War Bounty Land Grants Awarded by State Governments. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md. 1979.
Gwathmey, John H., Historical Register of Virginians in the Revolution 1775-1783. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md. 1979.
 
Online Resources
Library of Virginia, original records
Virginia Gazette, newspaper articles
 

Mathews County, Virginia Marriage Register 1856

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Mathews County, Virginia Marriage Register 1856
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Mathews Memorial Library

Dixon, Geo W.: 27 yrs., single, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Wm. & Eliza Dixon, married Ann M. Davis: 20 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Mat. J. & Nancy C. Davis. Jan 2, 1856, performed by E. Bohannon.

Jordan, James A.: 27 yrs., single, Engineer, Stafford, VA/Portsmouth, VA, [illegible] & Mary Jordan, married E. A. Diggs: 22 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, Aug & Lucy A. Diggs. Jan 10, 1856, performed by W. A. Billups.

Thomas, Joseph J.: 28 yrs., single, Lawyer, Bertie Cty, N.C./Bertie Cty, N.C., s/o Isaac P. & Mary Thomas, married Mary E. Diggs: 21 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Saml. & Mary F. Diggs. Jan 15, 1856, performed by G. S. Carraway.

Sadler, Thos. J.: 21 yrs., single, Sailor, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Christopher Sadler, married Mary E. Brooks: 16 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Machen & Nancy Brooks. Jan 17, 1856, performed by Th. M. Hunley.

Hamilton, Jas.: 25 yrs., widowed, Seaman, New York/Norfolk, VA, s/o James & Eliza Hamilton, married Sarah J. Callis: 22 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o James & Frances Callis. Jan 22, 1856, performed by W.A. Billups.

Soles, Wm. D.: 43 yrs., widowed, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, parents not listed, married Elizabeth Haynes: 23 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Richard Haynes. Jan 26, 1856, performed by Th. M. Hunley.

Haynes, Carter: 30 yrs., single, Laborer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, James & Lucy Haynes, married Mary H[illegible]: 17 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Ann H[illegible]. Jan 27, 1856, performed by W.A. Billups. Free Negroes

Hudgins, Thos. J.: 21 yrs., single, Mariner, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Elial & Lucy A. Hudgins, married Elizabeth Billups: 21 yrs., single, Mathews, VA /Mathews, VA, d/o Jno. S. & Elizabeth Billups. Feb 3, 1856, performed by E. Bohannon.

Price, T. G.: 32 yrs., widowed, Farmer, Louisa, VA/Louisa, VA, s/o Andrew & Martha Price, married Amanda E. Bohannon: 21 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Jno & Zelica Bohannon. Feb 5, 1856, performed by A. B. Walthal.

Callis, Jas. W.: 21 yrs., single, Oysterman, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Ro. B. & Martha Callis, married Dorinda Hunley: 18 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Philip H. & Mary Hunley. Feb 12, 1856, performed by E. Bohannon.

Patterson, Geo.: 19 yrs., single, S. Carpenter, New Jersey/Mathews, VA, parents not listed, married Louisa Herdunade: 22 yrs., widow, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Henry Pratt. Feb 12, 1856, performed by Th. M. Hunley.

Godwin, John: 25 yrs., single, Farmer, Isle of Wight, VA/Isle of Wight, VA, s/o Miles & Hannah Godwin, married Sarah E. Wyatt: 18 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Ben T. R. & Elizabeth Wyatt. Feb 21, 1856, performed by E. Bohannon.

Lane, Walter G.: 36 yrs., single, Merchant, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Walter G. & Mary H. Lane, married Virginia W. Billups: 25 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Robert & Elizabeth Billups. March 27, 1856, performed by G. S. Carraway.

Sadler, Jno. M.: 45 yrs., single, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Henry Sadler, married Elizabeth Blake: 43 yrs., widowed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, parents not listed. May 24, 1856, performed by Th. M. Hunley.

Mallory, E.T.: 40 yrs., widowed, Farmer, Gloucester, VA/Gloucester, VA, parents not listed, married Louisa H. Terrier: 36 yrs., widowed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Robert & Judith Brooks. June 19, 1856, performed by Th. M. Hunley.

Callis, Thomas: 22 yrs., single, Seaman, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o George & Sallie Callis, married Elizabeth Sadler: 19 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Christ. & Elizabeth Sadler. Aug 3, 1856, performed by E. Bohannon.

Bohannon, E.: 38 yrs., widowed, Tailor, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Joseph Bohannon, married Louisa Davis: 40 yrs., widowed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o T & Mary Minter. Sept 30, 1856, performed by Th. M. Hunley.

Ailsworth, E.: 37 yrs., widowed, Farmer, Middlesex, VA/Middlesex, VA, s/o Wm S. & Ann Ailsworth, married Eliza Machen: 28 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o John & Elizabeth Machen. Oct 1, 1856, performed by M. W. Towel.

Hudgins, Henry S.: 45 yrs., widowed, Sailor, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Anthony & Patsy Hudgins, married Nancy Owen: 36 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o James D. & Elizabeth Owen. Oct 23, 1856, performed by W.A. Billups.

Hunley, Wm. S.: 40 yrs., widowed, Oysterman, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Humphrey & Mart. Hunley, married Elizabeth Green: 30 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o John & Sarah Green. Oct 26, 1856, performed by Th. M. Hunley.

Minter, John J.: 21 yrs., single, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Wm & Frances Minter, married Mary E. Hurst: 30 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, parents not listed. Oct 30, 1856, performed by Th. M. Hunley.

Hobson, Chas. S.: 20 yrs., single, Merchant, Richmond, VA/Richmond, VA, s/o Maurice & Anne Hobson, married Mary S. Lane: 19 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o W. G. & Mary H. Lane. Nov 5, 1856, performed by G. S. Carraway.

Rutherford, J. C.: 31 yrs., single, Lawyer, Richmond, VA/Goochland, VA, s/o John & Emily Rutherford, married Ann S. Roy: 25 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Wm H & Ann Roy. Nov 17, 1856, performed by G. S. Carraway.

Brooks, James: 35 yrs., widowed, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o James & Susan Brooks, married Barsheba Brooks: 24 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Josiah D. & Susan Brooks. Nov 22, 1856, performed by W. M. Brownley.

Callis, James: 25 yrs., single, Sailor, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Henry & Nancy Callis, married Mary Banks: 20 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o William Banks. Nov 27, 1856, performed by W. M. Brownley.

Atherton, C. H.: 22 yrs., single, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Henry & Elizabeth Atherton, married Louisa Lewis: 22 yrs., widowed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o W. & Louisa Green. Dec 14, 1856, performed by E. Bohannon.

Pamman, H. E.: 26 yrs., single, Farmer, Goochland, VA/Goochland, VA, s/o Thomas & Emily Pamman, married E. D. Bohannon: 20 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Joseph & Jane P. Bohannon. Dec 16, 1856, performed by Peter Ainslie.

Green, J. W.: 24 yrs., widowed, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Wm. & Louisa Green, married Ann Wood: 25 yrs., widowed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Wm. & [illegible]. Dec 20, 1856, performed by E. Bohannon.

Buckhannon, Jno.: 46 yrs., widowed, Miller, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Wm. & Avey Buckhannon, married Dorothy Sommers: 34 yrs., widowed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Thomas & Polley [last names not given]. Dec 25, 1856, performed by E. Bohannon.

Diggs, Andrew: 28 yrs., single, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Aug. & Lucy A. Diggs, married Martha W. Hudgins: 23 yrs., widowed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Wm. & Mary [last names not given]. Dec 25, 1856, performed by W. M. Brownley.

Forrest, Joseph: 21 yrs., single, Laborer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Jo. D. & Sally Forrest, married Julia A. Forrest: 22 yrs., widowed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Richard & [illegible]. Dec 25, 1856, performed by W.A. Billups.

Hudgins, Hiram: 24 yrs., single, Laborer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Gideon & Dorothy Hudgins, married Mary Miller: 20 yrs., widowed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Ralph & Nancy [last names not given]. Dec 29, 1856, performed by W. M. Brownley.

Moss, John: 30 yrs., single, Laborer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o do not know, married Mary [illegible]: 25 yrs., widowed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o do not know. Dec 25, 1856, performed by Th. M. Hunley. Free Negroes

Moss, Thomas: 25 yrs., single, Laborer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o do not know, married Sarah Lemon: 22 yrs., widowed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o do not know. Dec 25, 1856, performed by Th. M. Hunley. Free Negroes

Mathews County, Virginia Marriage Register 1858

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Diggs, John T.: 22 yrs., single, Laborer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Isaac & Sarah Diggs, married Elizabeth A. Diggs: 24 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Mead & Salina Diggs. Jan 9, 1858, performed by W. A. Billups.
 
Diggs, John D.: 23 yrs., single, Sailor, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, Anthony & Nancy Diggs, married Mary Diggs: 25 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, Baily & Margaret Diggs. Jan 12, 1858, performed by W. A. Billups.
 
Wyatt, Ben T. R.: 53 yrs., widowed, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Richard & Sarah Wyatt, married Caroline H. Quarles: 40 yrs., widowed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o John & Ann Davis. Jan 16, 1858, performed by Th. M. Hunley.
 
Ashberry, Lewis: 30 yrs., widowed, B. Smith, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Henry & Sarah Ashberry, married Susan Soper: 33 yrs., widowed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Seth & Letitia Miller. Jan 17, 1858, performed by Th. M. Hunley.
 
Hudgins, Geo. A.: 35 yrs., widowed, B. Smith, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o George & Sarah Hudgins, married Susan Callis: 39 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Ambrose & Nancy Callis. Feb 7, 1858, performed by Th. M. Hunley.
 
Blassingham, [illegible]: 31 yrs., widowed, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Gloucester, VA, Henry & Elizabeth Blassingham, married Elizabeth Bassett: 24 yrs., widowed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Benjamin & Elizabeth [last names not given]. Feb 24, 1858, performed by S. D. Howard.
 
Davis, Wm. D.: 44 yrs., widowed, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Armistead & Mary Davis, married Lucy A. Foster: 26 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Robert Foster. Feb 27, 1858, performed by Th. M. Hunley.
 
Cook, Robert: 38 yrs., single, Laborer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, parents not listed, married Margaret Cook: 32 yrs., single, Mathews, VA /Mathews, VA, parents not listed. March 6, 1858, performed by Th. M. Hunley. Free color.
 
Davis, Wm. S.: 42 yrs., widowed, Overseer, Middlesex, VA/Mathews, VA, parents not listed, married Henrietta Dobson: 18 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o John Dobson. March 10, 1858, performed by Th. M. Hunley.
 
Hudgins, Jno. L.: 21 yrs., single, S. Carpenter, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Jno L. & Polly Hudgins, married Dorinda Hudgins: 20 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o James & Mildred Hudgins. April 28, 1858, performed by Wm. M. Brownley.
 
Murphy, Wm. H.: 37 yrs., widowed, Clerk, Norfolk, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o James & Elizabeth Frances Murphy, married Mary F. Madison: 24 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Jno & Mary Ann Madison. May 11, 1858, performed by W. T. Bain.
 
Richardson, Parker B.: 56 yrs., widowed, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o William & Sally Richardson, married Frances Pratt: 45 yrs., widowed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Thomas Bassett. June 15, 1858, performed by Th. M. Hunley.
 
Hurst, John P.: 28 yrs., single, Sailor, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Wm. & Elizabeth Hurst, married Margaret Thurston: 24 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o James B. Thurston. July 1, 1858, performed by Th. M. Hunley.
 
Powell, John B.: 20 yrs., single, Laborer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Thomas & Susan Powell, married Elizabeth Marchant: 20 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Bartlett Marchant. Aug 9, 1858, performed by Th. M. Hunley.
 
Hutson, Wm.: 28 yrs., single, Laborer, Gloucester, VA/Mathews, VA, parents not listed, married Mary A. Jarvis: 24 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o John P. & Martha Jarvis. Sept 9, 1858, performed by Wm. M. Brownley.
 
Johnson, Conly: 30 yrs., single, Laborer, Gloucester, VA/Mathews, VA, parents not listed, married Lucie A. Powel: 21 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Lewis Powel. Oct 6, 1858, performed by Th. M. Hunley.
 
Ripley, Wesley F.: 23 yrs., single, Sailor, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Thomas & Maria Ripley, married Roborda F. Jarvis: 18 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Milton & Paulina Jarvis. Nov 11, 1858, performed by Wm. M. Brownley.
 
Banks, Jno. R.: 24 yrs., single, Sailor, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o John & Joice Banks, married Dolany Hudgins: 20 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Archibald & Sarah Hudgins. Dec 30, 1858, performed by Wm. M. Brownley.
 
Marchant, Jas. W.: 25 yrs., single, Sailor, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o James D. & Catherine Marchant, married Mary E. Trader: 18 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Sam’l & Emily Jane Trader. Dec 30, 1858, performed by E. Bohannon.
 
Waitman, Jno. W.: age not listed, marital status not listed, occupation not listed, Philadelpha/Mathews, VA, parents not listed, married E. A. Soper: age not given, marital status not listed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, parents not listed. May 13, 1858, performed by not listed.
 
Dutton, H. B.: age not listed, marital status not listed, Farmer, Gloucester, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Ben B. Dutton, married S. A. Poole: age not listed, marital status not listed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Thomas & Paulina Hurst. Nov 3, 1858, performed by not listed.
 
[illegible], D. E.: age not listed, marital status not listed, occupation not listed, birth & residence not listed, parents not listed, married A. A. Anderton: age not listed, marital status not listed, birth & residence not listed, d/o Ben Anderton. Dec 28, 1858, performed by not listed.
 
Green, J. W.: age not listed marital status not listed, Laborer, blank/Mathews, VA, s/o John Green, married V. Hughes: age not listed, marital status not listed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Gabe Hughes. Dec 28, 1858, performed by not listed.
 
Minter, W. W.: age not listed, marital status not listed, H. Carpenter, birth & residence not listed, s/o William Minter, married L. J. Thomas: age not listed marital status not listed, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o John & Catharine Thomas. Dec 28, 1858, performed by not listed.

Mathews County, Virginia Marriage Register 1855

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Shackleford, Ro. S.: 26 yrs., single, Labourer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, parents not listed, married Mary J. Cray: 21 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o John & Mary Cray. Jan 3, 1855, performed by Thomas M. Hunley.
 
Sadler, Augustine: 31 yrs., single, Labourer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, parents not listed, married Eliza Shackleford: 28 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, parents not listed. Jan 4, 1855, performed by Thomas M. Hunley.
 
Lewis, Robert T.: 25 yrs., single, Labourer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Adison T. Lewis, married Diana Marchant: 18 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Jno. J. & Lucy Marchant. Jan 6, 1855, performed by Th. M. Hunley.
 
Hall, James J.: 21 yrs., single, Keeper of Hotel, Gloucester, VA/Gloucester, VA, s/o Thomas & Maria Hall, married Mary S. Anderson: 18 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Mathews & Eliza Anderson. Feb 13, 1855, performed by A. T. Scott. 
 
Hudgins, Joel M.: 23 yrs., single, Ship Carpenter, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Wm. B. Hudgins, married Ann L. Hudgins: 19 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Elzy B. & Susan Hudgins. March 3, 1855, performed by W.M. Brownley.
 
Ripley, Thomas: 24 yrs., single, Ho. Carpenter, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o William & Nancy Ripley, married Elizabeth Jarvis: 21 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Milton & Paulina Jarvis. March 29, 1855, performed by W.M. Brownley.
 
Ayres, George: not listed, single, no occup., Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, parents not listed, married Susan Hudgins: age not listed, single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o parents not listed. April 10, 1855, performed by W.A. Billups.
 
Pierpin or Perpin, Thos L: 31 yrs., widowed, Farmer, Worcester, MA /Worcester, MA, parents not listed, married Easter H.B. Gray: 25 yrs., single, Worcester, MA /Mathews, VA, parents not listed. May 2, 1855, performed by Th. M. Hunley.
 
Owen, Thos.: 35 yrs., single, Sailor, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Edmond & Lucy Owen, married Sarah A. Jarvis: 20 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Zadoc & Mary Jarvis. Oct 13, 1855, performed by W.M. Brownley.
 
Carter, Thos. H. 24 yrs., single, Physician, King Wm., VA /King Wm., VA, s/o Thomas & Julie Carter, married Susan E. Roy: 22 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Wm. H. & Ann Roy. Nov 7, 1855, performed by G.S. Carraway.
 
Hudgins, Wm. B.: 42 yrs., widowed, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o William & Nancy Hudgins, married Jane Armistead: 28 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Ralph Armistead. Nov 17, 1855, performed by W.M. Brownley.
 
Foster, John: 36 yrs., widowed, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o William & Rosa Foster, married Eliza Shipley: 24 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o John & Lucy Shipley. Dec 8, 1855, performed by E. Bohannon.
 
Ingram, Wm. W.: 23 yrs., single, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Wm S. & Betty Ingram, married E. S. Richardson: 19 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Parker B. Richardson. Dec 1, 1855, performed by M.W. Powel.
 
Brooks, Jno. L.: 35 yrs., single, S. Teacher, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Geo K. & Elizabeth Brooks, married Eliz. D. Brooks: 32 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o James & Susana Brooks. Dec 9, 1855, performed by W. M. Brownley.
 
Dixon, Wickham B.: 28 yrs., single, Farmer, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Tinsley & Parmelia Dixon, married Elizabeth Cray: 16 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o John & Polly Cray. Dec 20, 1855, performed by Th. M. Hunley.
 
Hodges, Andrew N.: 26 yrs., single, [illegible], Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, s/o Milton S. &_ Hodges, married Mary E. Lumpkin: 21 yrs., single, Mathews, VA/Mathews, VA, d/o Jno. R. & Catharine Lumpkin. Dec 25, 1855, performed by Th. M. Hunley.
  1. Mathews County, Virginia Marriage Register 1854
  2. Mathews County, Virginia Marriage Register 1857