ISBN 9781105675379. A majority saw service in the state militia rather than on the continental line. 2d VA Regt. The 11th Regiment was also known as Morgan's Rifles. 1776 All of the above plus: 3d VA Regt. 7th VA Regt. The 11th Regiment was formed in February 1777. Individual states (Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, and Virginia) – includes records for Continental Army units raised in … 1783. A list of officers and soldiers of the Virginia continental line, who were reported to the Senate of the United States, entitled to bounty land from the United States, A list of officers and soldiers, who have been allowed bounty land by the executive of Virginia, who have not received warrants therefor. Josiah Foster in militia and served to end of War; Virginia Line for 8 months; m. 1779 Bathsheba Diggs. [1] In 1781 he was called into service under Capt. Colonel John Cropper, Major Thomas Snead, and Major Thomas Massie. formally commissioned by the Continental Congress.4 In 1778 the Continental Congress authorized the reduction of the Army to 80 battalions, each containing 585 men. in October 1780 the Congress further reduced the Army by ordering that, after January 1, 1781, the Continental Army consist of four regiments COPY OF A REGISTER showing the names alphabetically, rank, dates of Commissions and enlistments, periods of service and occurrences, taken from the original muster and pay rolls of the North Carolina Line of the late Army of the United States. 4th VA Regt. Virginia Infantry Regiments; Index 1775 1st VA Regt. Sources SOURCE 1: J. T. McAllister, Virginia Militia in the Revolutionary War. The First Virginia Regiment of Foot, 1775-1783. To complement the website’s indexing of Continental Army orderly books, this section profiles the other most beneficial source for “micro” study of individual army units, that being the collection of unit “rolls” available via microfilm through the National Archives system. ROSTER OF THE Continental Line FROM NORTH CAROLINA. Both Virginia Continental and State Line units are represented in these payrolls, but mostly Continental Line units are present. (1913: Hot Springs, VA). A New Kent resident by the name of John BREEDING received a pension for service on the Continental Line. This roster is based on the transcription given by C. Leon Harris of the roster given in Source:Summers, 1929:1379 et seq.Some information has been excluded (namely, the soldiers listed by Summers as participating in the Battle of Point … The Line has active units representing all branches and aspects of the Continental Troops of the period; Continental Army Soldiers and Marines, Dragoons, Artillery, Riflemen, Militia, and the soldiers of the French Army. The following is a roster of soldiers who served in the Revolutionary War and were connected in someway to Southwest Virginia. 5th VA Regt. However, as some historians have pointed out, service in the Virginia militia on the peninsula was often difficult and hazardous due to the extent of military activity in the region at the war’s end. 107 pages. Arrangement Arranged numerically by regiment with Consolidated Virginia Regiments & Miscellaneous Virginia Regiments to the rear of the collection. Companies recruited men from Loudoun, Frederick, Prince William, and Amelia counties. 6th VA Regt. Kingston Parish, entered service under Capt. 1998. Crouse, Randy F. McNew "The Revolutionary War Diary of Major William Croghan of the Virginia Continental Line, 1779-1780", 2012. A list of manuscript and published orderly books of the Virginia line of the Continental Army and where to find them. Field officers at Valley Forge were Colonel Daniel Morgan, Lt. 169: BROWN ABRAM YES Continental Line +
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