(c) Dec. 1996 - present, Haywood Co., NC
(c) 20 Aug 2011, bjcb
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MUSTER ROLL
OF THE DETACHED MILITIA, ORGANIZED IN AUGUST, 1814 |
| Seventh regiment of Lincoln, Rutherford, Burke, Buncombe and Haywood. Officers.—Andrew Irwin, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant; William Cathey, First Major ; Nathan A. McDowell, Second Major. |
| John McClure, Captain. Elijah Dever, Lieut. John Dever, Ensign. John Welsh Joseph Cathey Jethro Cathey Christian Howel Benjamin Hatfield Jonathan Hains James Campble Andrew McClor William McClure Benjamin McMullen Charles Evenes Richard Clark Abraham Eaton William Goodwin Lazarus Eaton James Chambers William Chambers James McFarlaud Bailey Fleming Champ Langsford David Elder John Dillord John Oliver Benjamin Enlos Edward Goiter Jesse Enloe James A. Ellis George Peuland William Rogers James Williams John Telley Robert Fenland Hirom Gray William Murray William Crawford Josiah Crawford Joseph Chambers John Lord Andrew McLeon Joseph Dunn John Bell Andrew Bryson John Middleton Jonas Denton Andrew Hopper Jonathan Denton James Peterson Malachai Boland John Middleton William Watson Johii Nelson Henry Anderson Martin Hefley Nicholas Massey William Montgory George Hiffley John Anderson Isom Gurly James Welsh Hugh Donalson Mark Colmer Elisha Foller John Mann John Tollor Samuel Corter Samuel Robeson Thomas Watson John Watson James Love Loyd Heyson. |
| Major General Tliomas Pickney made a request for one
regiment to march to the defence of the southern frontier of the Sixth Military
District of the United States. Orders were issued calling forth the Detached Militia from the following counties: Anson, Richmond, Moore, Cabarrus, to rendezvous at Wadesborough, Anson connty, on the 24th of February, 1815. Also, to Ashe, Wilkes, Burke, Rutherford, Buncombe, Haywood, to rendezvous at Wadesborough, in Anson county, on Wednesday, the 1st day of March, A. D. 1815. Of this regiment the following officers were designated to the command, to-wit |
| Andrew Irwin, as Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. John McGimpsey, of Burke County, as Lieutenant Colonel. Tesse Allen, of Wilkes County, 1st Thomas Lenoir, of Haywood, 2d Major. The orders were dated on January 25th, A. D. 1815. |
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(c) Dec. 1996 - present, Haywood Co., NC (c) 20 Aug 2011, bjcb |
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