Volume 4 Index

History of the Georgia Militia 1783-1861
The Companies

A-F

Abercrombie, Edmond
Abercrombie, Sarah Watts (see Warner)
Aborn, Joseph R.
Abrahams, Abraham DeLyon
Abrams, B.
Acher (sic), PVT (of McIntosh County)
Acosta, T.A.
Adams, David
Adams, David A.
Adams, H.B.
Adams, James
Adams, Robert
Aderhold, Jacob Wilson
Aiken, Richardson F.
Alexander, Adam
Alexander, Charles
Alexander, J.G.
Alexander, J.W. Jr.
Alexander, James
Alexander, James F.
Alexander, Moses H.
Alexander, T.
Alford, James H.
Allason (sic), T.
Allecord (sic), M.L.
Allen (or Aling), A.
Allen, B.
Allen, E.A.
Allen, George W.
Allen, John
Allen, Robert A.
Allen, Robert E.
Alley, Frank
Alston, Joseph
Alston, Theodosia (Burr)
Amatis, Paul
Amos, Elijah M.
Anderson, Anne (or Anna) (Le-Conte)
Anderson, Charles
Anderson, Clifford
Anderson, Clifford LeConte
Anderson, Mary Savage (Jones)
Anderson, David
Anderson, Edward Clifford
Anderson, Eliza (see Chisholm)
Anderson, George
Anderson, George Thomas ("Tige")
Anderson, George W.
Anderson, James M.
Anderson, John Wayne
Anderson, Joseph A.
Anderson, LT (of Savannah)
Anderson, Robert (U.S. Army)
Anderson, Robert Houstoun (I)
Anderson, Sarah A.
Anderson, Thomas William
Anderson, William
Anderson, Young J.
Andrews, Garnett
Andrews, Hansford
Andrews, S.N.
Andrews, Thomas P.
Andrews, W.D.
Anna, Santa
Ansley, Benjamin
Ansley (?), Frederick
Anthony, J.D.
Anthony, John M.
Anthony, W.A.
Antony, L.L.
Arman, John
Armstrong, George F.
Armstrong, James
Armstrong, James W.
Armstrong, Sarah (Houstoun)
Arnold, Charles S.
Arnold, Eliza (Dennis)
Arnold, Joseph
Arnold, Richard Dennis
Arnold, Sarah Alberta Addison Alexina Telfair (Cobb)
Arnold, T.
Ash, George
Ash, George A.
Ash, John H.
Ashby, CPT (of South Carolina)
Ashley, Lodowick
Ashley, Martha (see Manning)
Ashley, William P.M.
Atkinson, William Yates
Atkinson, S.
Atwood, Charles S.
Aury, Louis- (or Luis-) Michel
Austell, W.W.
Austin, John C.
Austin (or Austen), Joseph
Avent, Jesse W.
Avery, James W.
Baber, Ambrose
Backley, R.C.
Bacon, E.H.
Bacon, Edmund ("Ned Brace")
Bacon, Edwin H.
Bacon, Francis
Bacon, John (I)
Bacon, John (II)
Bacon, Mary (Polly) (see Glascock)
Bacon, Mrs(s) (of Crawford County)
Bacon, Mr. (of Liberty County)
Bacon, R.
Bacon, Susannah (see Stewart)
Baggs, A.
Baggs, D.
Baggs, J.
Bailey, Alexander H.
Bailey, David
Bailey, J.A.
Bailey, Samuel Armstrong
Bailey, Urbin C.
Baillie, Ann Elizabeth (see Irvine)
Baillie, George
Baillie, Margery (see Kell)
Baillie, Robert
Baily, F.A.
Bain, Arthur
BakerSG (of McIntosh County)
Baker, Charles
Baker (daughter of Lemuel L. Smith of Crawford County)
Baker, Edward E.
Baker, Henry
Baker, James F.
Baker, John
Baker, John M.
Baker, John O.
Baker, John T.
Baker, Joseph S.
Baker, LT (of Liberty County)
Baker, Lemuel Smith
Baker, Mr. (of Crawford County)
Baker, Richard F. (or S.)
Baker, W.T. (?) E.
Baker, William Jeans
Baker, William Q.
Baker, William W.
Baldwin, Abraham
Baldwin, Augustus
Baldwin, J.H.
Baldwin, Laomi
Baldwin, R.C.
Baldwin, Rebecca
Baley, E.M.
Ballard, Wilson J.
Bankhead, James
Banks, Georgia W. (Olmstead)
Banks, Henry W.
Banks, William Hardy
Barbour, S.L.
Barker, Edward
Barksdale, M.T.
Barnard, Edward
Barnard, Georgia A. (see Chisholm)
Barnard, James
Barnard, John
Barnard, John B.
Barnard, Lucy (Turner)
Barnard, Margaret V. (see Pritchard)
Barnard, Mr. (of Liberty County)
Barnard, PVT (of Liberty County)
Barnard, Timothy
Barnes, Ella Carson (see Barrett)
Barnes, George Thomas (also found as Taliaferro) ("Br'er Tarrypin")
Barnes, John B.
Barnes, John Beale
Barnes, Kate C. (Wilson)
Barnett, L.
Barnett, Mr. (of Richmond County)
Barnwell, John
Barnwell, John ("Tuscarora Jack")
Barnwell, John (II)
Barnwell, John Gibbes (II)
Barnwell, Joseph
Barnwell, Robert
Barnwell, Thomas Osborn
Barrett, Ella Carson (Barnes)
Barrett, Harriet (see Gould)
Barrett, Thomas Glascock
Barrett, Wiliam Hales
Barrett (or Barritt), Charles L.
Barrington, Josiah
Barron, Benjamin Pressley
Barron, Lucy (see Gonzales)
Barry, E.
Barry, Richard
Barstow, E.H.
Barstow, Eben (or Elias) B. (I)
Barstow, Eben (or Elias) B. (II)
Barthelmess, Robert M.
Bartlett, M.N.
Bartlett, Mrs. Melinda (see Durkee)
Barton, William C.
Barton, Willoughby (II)
Bartow, Francis Stebbins
Bartram, William
Basinger, William Elon
Basinger, William Starr
Bass, Maston Green
Bassett, A.
Bates, Asa
Battelle, Jonathan
Battersby, William
Battey, E.C.
Battey, Thomas W.
Baum, J.A.
Baxter, D. Mark
Bay, Elihu Hall
Bay, William
Bayard, Nicholas James
Bazemore, Blunt
Beal, Archibald
Bealer, Alexander
Beall, Charles
Beall, Elias
Beall, Frederick
Beall, Robert Augustus
Beall, Thomas
Beard, C.A.
Beard, J.A.
Beard, Robert
Beasley, James
Beaulard, John Adrian
Beaumont, Thomas M.
Beauregard, Pierre Gustave Toutant
Beck, CPT (of Beaufort District, South Carolina)
Beck, Gabriel C.
Bee, William H.
Beeland, Benjamin
Behn, George Washington
Behn, Philip Henry
Belcker, Elizabeth Parsons
Bell, Jane (see de Montmollin)
Bell, John G.
Bell, Margenius A.
Bell, W.H.
Bell, William
Belt, Julia Maria (Berrien)
Belt, Lloyd C.
Belt, Williamina ("Willie") Ann (see Connelly)
Belvin, J.H.
Beman, C.P.
Benger (or Benja), Charles (Charlie)
Bennet, John
Bennet, William Baker
Bennett, Joseph
Bermudez (Bermejo), John
Berrie, Henry C.
Berrie, Martha Jones (see Ross)
Berrie, William
Berrien, Eliza Anciaux
Berrien, James Weems Moore
Berrien, John
Berrien, John Macpherson
Berrien, Julia Maria (see Belt)
Berrien, Margaret (Macpherson)
Berrien, Richard McAllister
Berrien, Ruth Lowndes (see Whitehead)
Berrien, Sarah Lowndes
Berrien, Thomas Moore
Berrien, William Davies
Berrien, Williamina Sarah Eliza (Moore)
Bessellieu, Thomas Edward
Bessent, Abraham
Bettis, John
Bettison, W.
Bickley, George W.L.
Bigelow, Alonzo B.
Biggers, W.R.
Bilbo, James
Bilbo, John (of Albany)
Bilbo, John (III) (of Savannah)
Bingley, D.P.
Binns, J.
Bird, D.
Bird, E.
Bird, Edgeworth
Bird, Edward (H.)
Bird, Edward H. (see Edward Bird)
Bird, Israel
Bird, J.F.
Bird, James R.
Bird, W.C.
Birdsong, Robert
Bivins, James M.
Black, A.F.
Black, George A.
Black, Robert
Black, T.C.
Black, William A.
Black, William Sr.
"Black Jack" Martin (see John Martin)
Blackman, James
Blackshear, David
Blackshear, Thomas E.
Blackwell, J.M.
Blain, James Simeon
Blair, Alexander
Blair, Eliza
Blair, Francis
Blair, Hugh
Blair, Janet Stuart (see Montgomery)
Blakely, A.
Blance, James C.
Blance, John Anna (see Thomson)
Blanding, William
Blankenship, CPT (ship captain)
Blasingame, James Grigsby
Blasingame, Louiza (Smith
Blease, Coleman ("Cole") Livingston
Bliss, Elias
Blodget, Foster (I)
Blodgett, Foster Jr.
Blois, Alfred J.J.
Blois, Frederick H.
Blois, Peter A.
BlountSG (of McIntosh County)
Blount, James G.
Blount, Stephen
Blount, Stephen W.
Blount, Thomas H.
Bloxham (Gov.)
Bloxum, George W.
Blue, James
Blunt, James G.
Blyden, C.
Boatman, Mrs. E.N.
Bodie, Alsa
Bogart, William S.
Boisclair, Michael F.
Bolan, Proctor S.
Bolivar, Simón
Bolles, Job T.
Bolles, S.J.T.
Bolton, Curtis
Bonaparte, Napoleon (I)
Bond, Dr. (of Liberty County)
Bond, Joseph
Bones, Maria (McGran)
Bones, Samuel
Boon, William
Boon, Willis
Boone, PVT (of McIntosh County)
Booth, Anne (see Goodwin)
Bosomworth, Mary (see Coosaponakeesa)
Bosomworth, Thomas
Bostick, Littleberry
Boston, John
Boston (servant)
Bostwick, James B.
Bourdong, Mr. (Savannah haberdasher)
Bourke, Thomas
Bourne, Thomas
Bourquin, Stephen W.
Bowe, John
Bowe (also found as Bowie), Robert J.
Bowen, Eliza
Bowen, John Stephens
Bowen, Oliver
Bowen, William Parker (I)
Bowen, William Parker Jr.
Bowman, Robert
Boyd, B.F.
Boykin, Samuel
"Br'er Tarrypin" (see George Thomas Barnes)
"Brace, Ned" (see Edmund Bacon)
Brackinridge (sic), CPT (of Louisiana)
Braddock, John
Bradford, Baxter
Bradford, Joseph J.
Bradford, Nathaniel
Bradley, Alfred O.
Bradwell, James Sharpe
Bradwell, S.D.
Brailsford, Daniel H.
Brailsford, William
Branch, E.B.
Brand, Henry F.
Brandt, Herman
Branham, Isham R.
Brantley, William F.
Brawley, R.M.
Brentnell, Paul
Brewer, William
Brian (sic), R.
Brieder, Charles A.
Brigham, Henry
Brinsmade, Peter N.
Brinson, N.P.
Brisbane, Abbot (or Abbott) Hall
Brooke, Francis T.
Brooke, Helen (see Bryan)
Brooke, Mary Champe (Carter)
Brooks, John S.
Brooks, W.H.
Brooks, William H.
Broughton, G.W.
Broughton, Richard
Brown, A.S.
Brown, Barnett H.
Brown, David W.
Brown, F.
Brown, George A.
Brown, James E.
Brown, John
Brown, Joseph Emerson
Brown, Lucius
Brown, Lyman C.
Brown, R.C.
Brown, Samuel
Brown, Susan Ann (Stevens)
Brown, Tarleton
Brown, Thomas
Brown, William M.
Brown, William Montague
Brownjohn, Will
Brownson, Galen
Bryan, Delia (Forman)
Bryan, Elizabeth (Langley)
Bryan, Florida (Troup)
Bryan, George
Bryan, Goode
Bryan, Helen (Brooke)
Bryan, James
Bryan, John G.
Bryan, Jonathan
Bryan, Joseph
Bryan, Julia Anne (see Cumming)
Bryan, Samuel J.
Bryan, Thomas Marsh Forman
Bryant, John Sr.
Buchanan, A.J.
Buchanan (or Buchannon), James
Buckner, F.
Buckner, James H.
Buckner, James T.
Buford, Henry
Bugg, Samuel
Buis, Elbert
Buker, Edward W.
Buker, James
Bull, Stephen
Bull, William
Bullie, Dr. (see James Holmes)
Bulloch, Ann (Irvine)
Bulloch, Anna
Bulloch, Anna Louisa
Bulloch, Archibald
Bulloch, Archibald Stobo
Bulloch, Hester ("Hetty") Amarintha (Elliott)
Bulloch, Irvine Stephens
Bulloch, James (I)
Bulloch, James (II)
Bulloch, James Dunwody
Bulloch, James Stephens
Bulloch, Jean (Stobo)
Bulloch, John J.
Bulloch, Joseph Gaston Baillie
Bulloch, Martha (Mittie) (see Roosevelt)
Bulloch, Martha (Stewart) (Elliott)
Bulloch, Mary (Polly) (DeVeaux)
Bulloch, William Bellinger
Bulloch, William H.
Bulloch, William James
Bullock, Rufus
Bunce, Simon
Bunch, McDonough J.
Buntz, H.L.S.
Burch, William H.
Burdell, T.S.
Burk, Calaway (sic)
Burke, CPT (of Beaufort, South Carolina)
Burke, J.W.
Burke, Joseph Francis
Burke, Michael
Burnet, John
Burnett, Benjamin F.
Burnett, James
Burr, Aaron
Burr, G.W.
Burr, Theodosia (see Alston)
Burroughs, Ann A., (McCleod)
Burroughs, B. ("Bill") M. Berrien
Burroughs, Benjamin
Burroughs, Henry Kollock
Burroughs, James P.
Burroughs, Oliver Sturges
Burroughs, Richard F.W.
Burroughs, William Berrien
Burroughs, William Howe Sr.
Burroughs, William Howe Jr.
Busby, William
Bush, David B.
Bush, Giles H. (U.S. Army)
Bush, N.H.
Bush, W.C.
Butler, Benjamin
Butler, D.B.
Butler, G. Reuben
Butler, James E.
Butler, John S.
Butler, John W.
Butler, Pierce (Mease)
Butler, Pierce M.
Butler, W.C.
Butler, William
Butler, William H.
Byrd, John J.
Bythewood, B.R.
Bythwood, CPT (of Beaufort, South Carolina)
Cabaniss, Eldridge Guerry
Cadogan, George
Caeser, John William
Caile, William
Calder, H.T.
Calder, J.
Calder, John
Caldwell, Augustus C.
Calhoun, Ezekiel N
Calhoun, John Caldwell
Calhoun, P.N.
Calhoun, W. Lowndes
Call, Alethea Anderson (Jones)
Call, Richard
Callaghan, Thomas
Caller, James
Calloway, Morgan
Camel (sic), H.
Cameron, Leila
Camfield (or Campbell), C.H.
Camminade, H. Jr.
Campbell, A.J.C.
Campbell, Archibald (British commander)
Campbell, Archibald (of Camden County)
Campbell, Charles Frederick Wittick
Campbell, John B.
Campbell, Macartan
Campbell, R.
Campbell, Rebecca (see McArdell)
Campbell, Robert B.
Campbell, Samuel
Campbell, Sarah (Fenwick) (see Jones)
Campbell, William
Campbell, William H.
Campfield, Edward
Campfield, J.W.
Campfield (or Camfield), OSG (of Richmond County)
Candler, Allen Daniel
Candler, John Slaughter
Candler, Lula (Garnie)
Cannon, Bearfield
Cannon (or Canon), E.
Cannon, SGT (of McIntosh County)
Cannon, W.E.
Canteloe (sic), W.B. (or T.B.)
Cantelou, Barnard
Cardin, Thomas
Carey, M.
Carey (or Careey), Richard Y.
Carlton, Henry Hull
Carmichael, O.E.
Carnes, Peter H.
Carney, D. Jr.
"Carolina Gamecock, The" (see Thomas Sumter)
Carr, George W.
Carr, Henry
Carr, Mrs(s) (of Crawford County)
Carr, Patrick
Carr, Perry C.
Carr, Washington
Carr, William A.
Carrellas, James P.
Carravajal
Carruthers, John
Carson, Kit
Carson, U.P.
Carswell, R.
Carter, Anna (see Troup)
Carter, C.B.
Carter, James
Carter, John Jr.
Carter, LT (of Augusta)
Carter, Mary Champe (see Brooke)
Carter, Nelson
Carter, Silas (or Cilius) M.
Cartlege, Jack
Casey, R.R.
Cashin, James
Cashin, John
Cashin, Oswall (sic) E.
Cason, Denis
Cassaday, Mr. (harnessmaker from Savannah)
Cassels, Thomas Q.
Cassidy, H.E.
Caswell, James
Cater, Thomas
Catherwood, Thomas B.
Causey, David M.
Causey, John
Causey, Nancy J. (Oliphant)
Causey, Samuel H.
Center, E.A.
Chadwick, Thomas
Chain, John
Chambers, James
Chambers, Joseph B.
Champion, Israel
Champneys, John
Chandler, Dorothy (see Wright)
Charlton, Clementine Helen (Lefevre)
Charlton, Ellen (Glasco) (St. Ledger)
Charlton, Emily H. (Walter)
Charlton, Harriet G. (see Clark)
Charlton, Hester Pamela (Crawford)
Charlton, John D.
Charlton, Robert Milledge
Charlton, Thomas
Charlton, Thomas Usher Pulaski
Chatham Jemmy (see James Jones)
Cheesborough, J.
Cheever, Mr. (of Boston)
Cheney, George B.
Chew, B.F.
Chew, John C.
Child, William
Childers, John
Christfield, Josephine Noble (Jones)
Chisholm, Eliza (Anderson)
Chisholm, Georgia A. (Barnard)
Chisholm, Jessie Mason (see Tennille)
Chisholm, Murdoch
Chisholm, W.W.
Chisholm, Walter S. (II)
Chisholm, William
Chisolm, A.G.
Chisolm, Willis P.
Chrietberg, J.R.
Christie, Robert
Christopher, Seaborn C.
Claghorn, J.S.
Claghorn, Joseph Samuel
Claiborne, Ferdinand L.
Clark, Annie Maria (Lott)
Clark, Archibald Bellinger
Clark, D.M.
Clark, H.
Clark, Harriet G. (Charlton)
Clark, Henrietta (Gindrat)
Clark, J.F.C.
Clark, James
Clark (or Clarke), James O.
Clark, John
Clark, John W.
Clark, Josiah Hayden
Clark, Richard Hayden
Clark, Robert
Clark, Thomas S.
Clarke, Elijah
Clarke, George
Clarke, James K.
Clarke, Peter F.
Clarke, Stephen B.
Clarke (or Clark), T.H.
Clarke, Thomas M.
Clay, Ann (see Cumming)
Clay, Henry ("Harry of the West")
Clay, Joseph Jr.
Clayton, Augustin Smith
Clayton, John M.
Cleaveland, Absalom C. (see Cleveland)
Cleland, James
Cleveland, Absalom Carter (also see Carter Cleveland)
Cleveland, Jesse F.
Cleveland, Wilde C.
Cleveland (or Cleaveland), Carter (also see Absalom C. Cleveland)
Climes, Martin
Clinch, Duncan Lamon(t) (I)
Clinch, Duncan Lamon(t) (II)
Cloud, Carroll A.
Coachman, Emma (see Cullens)
Coales, Robert
Coats, John
Cobb, Edmund Bacon
Cobb, John Jr.
Cobb, Mary E. (Telfair)
Cobb, Mildred Lewis (see Jackson)
Cobb, Sarah Alberta Addison Alexina Telfair (see Wetter)
Cobb, Thomas Reade Rootes
Cochran, Allen Jr.
Cockburn, George
Cocke, John 
Cocke, Mr. (of Richmond County)
Cody, Thomas Peter
Coffell, Joseph
Cogdell, COL (of Charleston, South Carolina)
Cogdell, PVT (of McIntosh County)
Cohen, John
Cohen, John J.
Cohen, Ludlow
Cohen, Sarah Henrietta (see Myers)
Cohen, Solomon
Colbert, Andrew J.
Colbert, William
Colbert, William B.
Colcock, C.J.
Colcock, Charles Jones
Colding, C.H.
Colding, Silas M.
Cole, Benjamin
Cole, Benjamin L.
Cole (or Coale), Daniel
Cole, Francis T.
Cole, Gideon
Cole, Thomas
Coleman, John
Coleman, John G.
Coleman, Reuben
Coleman, W.
Collier, E.S.
Collier, John
Collier, John Henry
Collier, N.W.
Collin, CPT (of Louisiana)
Collins, COL (of Bayou Sara)
Collins, Joseph
Colquitt, Alfred Holt
Colquitt, Peyton H.
Colquitt, Walter Terry
Colson, Henry
Colvin, James
Comick (sic), P.M.
Compagniac, George
Concha, José de la
Condon, John F.
Condy, LTC (of Charleston, South Carolina)
Condy, T.
Cone, Benjamin
Cone, O.W.
Cone, Peter
Cone, William
Conley, Benjamin
Connally, D.H.
Connell, William
Connelly, Patrick B.
Connelly, William C.
Connelly, Williamina ("Willie") Ann (Belt)
Conner, Wilson
Conner, Zephaniah T.
Connerat, Clarence
Constantine, B.
Conyers, John
Conyers, William Denson
Cook, Alfred
Cook, George
Cook, Marcus
Cooke, N.W.
Coolidge, Samuel J.
Cooper, Annie F. (Garnier)
Cooper, Charles Merian
Cooper, Charles Merian (II)
Cooper, Charles Philip
Cooper, Ephriam
Cooper, Hessie Mildred (Jackson)
Cooper, John
Cooper, John Cobb
Cooper, John R.
Cooper, Mark Anthony
Cooper, Richard
Cooper, W.H.
Cooper, William H.
Coosaponakeesa (Mary Musgrove)
Cope, Adam
Cope, George Lewis
Cope, James E.
Cope, John
Copp, Charles J.
Coppee, Edward
Corbett, Emanuel
Corbett, John
Corbin, Henry L.
Coriell, A.S.
Cormick, John
Cornwell, G.D.
Cosens, George A.
Cosgrove, T.J.
Costley, W.C.
Cottineau, Achille John Michael
Cottineau, Denis Nicholas L., de Kerloguen
Cottineau, Denis, de Kerloguen
Cottineau, Lucie Mocquet (de Montalet), de Kerloguen
Couper, Ann Sarah (see Fraser)
Couper, James Hamilton
Couper, John
Courtney, A.
Courvoisie, James
Covert, H.C.
Cowan, Edward
Cowling, John G.
Cowling, John V.
Cowper, John
Cox, W.B.
Coyles, Mrs. J.B.
Craft, Stephen
Crafts, William Thomas
Craig, John H.
Craig, R.
Crane, Horace A.
Craven, R.W.
Crawford, Francis (Fanny) (Harris)
Crawford, George Walker
Crawford, Hester Pamela (see Charlton)
Crawford, Joel
Crawford, R.A.
Crawford, William
Crawford, William Harris
Crenshaw, J.L.
Crews, Henry
Crittenden, Thomas
Crockett, David
Croft, John
Croft, T.H.
Crook, R.
Crossland, William J.K.
Crowell, Henry Jr.
Crowell, Henry Sr.
Crowell, John Jr.
Crump, Samuel H. (or C.)
Crutchfield, Thomas
Cudworth, E.M.
Cuen, CPT (of Louisiana)
Culbreth, Beverly
Cullens, Emma (Coachman)
Cullens, Francis Tennille
Culpepper, Daniel
Culverhouse, Green P.
Culverhouse, Sarah J.
Cumming, Alfred
Cumming, Ann (Clay)
Cumming, G.B.
Cumming, Henry Harford
Cumming, J.B.
Cumming, James
Cumming, John
Cumming, Joseph
Cumming, Julia Anne (Bryan)
Cumming, Julien
Cumming, Matilda Ann (Poe)
Cumming, Montgomery
Cumming, Thomas
Cumming, Wallace
Cumming, William
Cummings, W.B.
Cunningham, "Bloody Bill" (see William Cunningham)
Cunningham, Charles M.
Cunningham, Edward
Cunningham, Eugenia (see Duncan)
Cunningham, John
Cunningham, Michael
Cureton, John
Currell, Spencer
Curry, Jabez Lamar Monroe
Cuthbert, Alfred
Cuthbert, James
Cuthbert, John Alexander
Cuthbert, Sarah G. (Jones)
Cutliff, John
Cutting, J.L.
Cuyler, Henry,
Cuyler, Jane
Cuyler, Telemon
Dabney, T.J.
Dade, Francis Langhorn
Dagnal, Elbert
Daley, J.A.A.
Daly, Henry
Damour, James A.
Dampier, William
Daniel, Allen Jr.
Daniel, Egbert P.
Daniel (or Daniels), Enoch
Daniel, George H.
Daniel, Thomas T.
Daniell, Benjamin R.
Daniell, Martha (Screven)
Daniell, Robert
Daniell, Thomas S.
Daniell, William C.
Daniell, William S.
Daniels (or Daniel), Enoch
Daniels, William Thomas
Dannefelzer, William
Dannelly, William J.
Darby, Joseph
Darby, W.
Darcy, Benjamin
Darsey (sic), Benjamin
Darsey (sic), W.
Dasher, Joshua
Dasher, Naomi (see Wylly)
Davant, A.E.
Davant, Anna C. (Maner)
Davant, Charles E.
Davant, John C.
Davant, Richard James
Davant, Richard James Jr.
Davega, C.
Davega, J.
Davenport, Cornelia (see Jackson)
Davenport, Isaiah
Davenport, William
Davenport, William H.C.
Davidson, John Skelton
Davie, William Richardson
Davies, Edward Lloyd
Davis, Anna (see Footman)
Davis, Charles Henry
Davis, George
Davis, Henry
Davis, James
Davis, J.C. 
Davis, Jefferson
Davis, John A.
Davis, John E.
Davis, John M.
Davis, Joseph Oliver
Davis, Luther
Davis, Mary B.
Davis, R.
Davis, R.F.
Davis, Robert F.
Davis, William A.
Davis, William H.
Dawson, Andrew Hunter Holmes ("Hard Head")
Dawson, Henry C.
Dawson, James
Dawson, Lucy Ann (Wickersham)
Dawson, Richard Sr.
Dawson, Thomas
Day, R.
Day, Robert
de Contreras, Hernandez
de Espana, Carlos
de Goicouria, Domingo
de Kerloguen, Achille John Michael Cottineau (see Cottineau)
de Kerloguen, Denis Nicholas L. Cottineau (see Cottineau)
de Lasseterie, Count
de Montalet, Jean Berard Mocquet, Marquis
de Montalet, Lucie Mocquet (see Cottineau)
de Montmollin, Charlotte Marguerite (see Marler)
de Montmollin, David-Francis
de Montmollin, Jane (Bell)
de Montmollin, Jean (or John) Samuel
de Quesada, Gonzalo
de Saussure, Jean-Henri-Cesar (Henry)
de Saussure, Thomas
Dean, LT (of Kentucky)
Dearing, C. St.Clair
Dearing, Elizabeth (Stovall)
Dearing, William E.
Dearmond, William
Deas, Alexander
deGraffenried, F.H. ("Hop")
deGraffenried, J.C.
deGraffenried, Spencer F.
DeLa Torre (or Delle Torre), Peter
DeLaigle, Charles
DeLaMotta ("Delamater"), William H.
DeLaPerriere, Ange Antoine
Delegal, Philip (II)
Delegal, PVT (of McIntosh County)
Delegal, Thomas P.
Delk, John
DeLorme, PVT (of McIntosh County)
Delph, Judge B.
DeLyon, Isaac
DeLyon, Mordecai S.
DeLyon, PVT (of Savannah)
DeMedicis, Michael
Demere, Francis ("Frank") H.
Demosthenes, Constantine
Denerson (sic), P.
Denney (sic), PVT (of McIntosh County)
Denning, Mr. (of Richmond County)
Dennis, Eliza (see Arnold)
Dennis, Ephraim W.
Dennis, Isaac
Dennis, Richard
Densler, Frederick
Densler, Henry
Denslow, Allen A.
DentSG (of McIntosh County)
Dent, George Columbus
Dent, John
Dent, Sarah (McIntosh)
DePre, Sarah Wells (see Williams)
Derst, John
DeRue, E.
DeSaussure, Wilmot G.
Desel, B.M.
DeTreville, John Labouladrie (or Francis)
DeTreville, W.G.
Deubler, C.
Devanny (sic), Sheriff (of Chatham County)
DeVeaux (also Deveaux), James
DeVeaux, Mary (Polly) (see Bulloch)
Deverger, PVT (of McIntosh County)
Dews, J.H.
Dews, John H.
Dews, Robert I.
Dews, William W.
Dibble, Henry E.
Dibble, M.M.
Dickerson, Henry J.
Dickson, Mary ("Polly") (see Smith)
Dickson, Robert
Dickson, Samuel Henry
Dickson, Thomas (I)
Dickson, Windsor
Dill, Andrew J.
Dill, Daniel W.
Dill, Elizabeth A. (Stuart)
Dill, John
Dill, Robert S.
Dillon, George W.
Dillon, John
Dilworth, Catherine Ann (Jones)
Dilworth, George Andrew
Dilworth, John H.
Dismukes, Joseph
Dix, Charles
Dix, David
Dix, Mary Alice (Tennille)
Dix, William Frederick
Dixon, William Daniel
Dobbin, James Cochran
Dobree, Elisha
Dodd, Philip
Dodge, E.S.
Doles, George
Doll, A.J.
Dollar, John
Donaldson, Peter
Donovan, Bartholomew
Dooly, John Mitchell
Dorsey (i.e., Darcy), B.
Dorsey (i.e., Darcy), James S.
Dorsey (i.e., Darcy), William
Dortic, G.A.
Dortic, H.S.
Dougherty, Charles (II)
Douglass, David
Dousset, Augustus A.
Dowers, Elizabeth Catherine (see Johnston)
Downs, George
Doyal, Leonard T.
Doyle, Francis
Drane, Stephen
Drayton, Thomas F.
Drayton, William Henry
Dreher, Amos V.
Dreher, Benjamin Franklin
Dreher, Vinson (Vince)
Dreher, William C.
Drummond, Edward W.
Drummond, George W.
Drysdale, Alexander
DuBignon, Fleming G.
DuBose, Dudley McIver
DuBose, Sara (Toombs)
Duckworth, Jacob
Dudley, C.
Dudley, James E.
Duffey, Daniel ("Father Duffle")
"Duffle, Father" (see Daniel Duffey)
Duffy, Patrick
Duglass (sic), C.
Duke, CPT (of Crawford County)
Duke, Green (or Greene) Robert
Dukes, Drury
Dukes, Jeremiah
Dunbar, OSG (of Richmond County)
Duncan, Alexander McCrie ("Cuddy")
Duncan, Elizabeth (McClellan)
Duncan, Eugenia (Cunningham)
Duncan, LT (of Louisiana)
Duncan, P.
Duncan, William
Dunglison, Robley
Dunham, C.
Dunham, G.T.
Dunham, Joseph L.
Dunham, PVT (of Liberty County)
Dunham, T.H.
Dunham, William A.
Dunlap, Samuel
Dunman, James
Dunn, Josiah
Dunning, William H.
Dunwody, Esther (see Elliott)
Dunwody, James
Dunwody, John
Dunwody, William J.
Dunwoody (sic)SG (of McIntosh County)
Dunwoody, Henry
Dunwoody (sic), J.F.
Dunwoody (sic), John
Dupee (or Dupeis), James
Dupon, CPT
Dupon, Paul
Dupont, M.
Dupree, Gee
Durand, ENS (of Charleston, South Carolina)
Durban, E.J.
Durkee, Ann J. (Whiting)
Durkee, Augustus F.
Durkee, Catherine (McRea)
Durkee, Elizabeth (see Mercer)
Durkee, Keziah H. (see Russell)
Durkee, Lucy (see Williams)
Durkee, Lucy (Whiting)
Durkee, Melinda (Bartlett)
Durkee, Nathaniel
Durkee, Nathaniel Jr.
Durkee, Nathaniel William Henry
Durkee, Robert McRea
Durkee, William Henry
Dusenberry, Joseph C.
Duvall, J.
Dye, James M.
Earl of Dartmouth
Earl of Wilmington
Early, Eleazer
Early, Peter
Easterley (sic), G.
Easterly (sic), S.D.
Eastman, Moses
Echols, Robert Milner
Econonu, Victor
Eden, Henry Hamilton
Edwards, MAJ (of Charleston, South Carolina)
Edwards, Peter
Egan, William Henry
Eigle, John
Elbert, Samuel
Elkan, John
Elkins, Julia Ann (see Jenckes)
Elkins, Thomas
Ellicott, Andrew
Elliott, Ann Hutchinson (Smith)
Elliott, Barnard (I)
Elliott, Barnard (II)
Elliott, Daniel Stewart
Elliott, Esther (Dunwody)
Elliott, George Parsons (I)
Elliott, Georgia
Elliott, Hester (Hetty) Amarintha (see Bulloch)
Elliott, Harriett Rutledge
Elliott, John
Elliott, John Stewart
Elliott, Leila (see Habersham)
Elliott, Lucinda (Lucy) Ireland (Sorrel)
Elliott, Margaret (Mackay)
Elliott, Martha (Stewart)
Elliott, Martha (Stewart) (also see Bulloch)
Elliott, Mary O'Brien (Habersham)
Elliott, Maude
Elliott, Mrs. (of Beaufort, South Carolina)
Elliott, Ralph
Elliott, Robert Habersham
Elliott, Stephen
Elliott, Stephen Jr.
Elliott, Susan (see West)
Elliott, William
Elliott, William (III)
Elliott, William Habersham
Ellis, Henry
Ellis, Martin
Ells, James N.
Elmore, CPT (of Columbia, South Carolina)
Elon, Elisha
Ely, Robert ("Bob") N.
Elzey, Arnold
Emanuel, David
Emperor Brim
"Empress of Georgia, The" (see Coosaponakeesa)
England, W.
English, Thomas
Erwin, Godfrey I.
Erwin, Robert
Erwin, Robert G.
Estill, John Holbrook
Evans, David
Evans, E.
Evans, George W. (I)
Evans, George W. (II)
Evans, J.M.C.
Evans, John J.
Evans, Joshua J.
Evans, Rebecca R. (Smith)
Evans, William E.
Eve, Paul FitzSimons
Eve, William
Everett, John F.
Ewan, W.H.
Ewen, William
Ezzard, William
Ezzard, William L.
Fabian, Jonathan
Falligant, Robert
Fannin, Abraham
Fannin, James Walker Jr.
Fannin, Joseph A.
Faries, Thomas A.
Farley, Samuel
Farmer, John Wesley
Farmer, William M.
Farr, William Bohun Cater
Farrall, J.J.
Farrar, F.W.
Farris, LT (of McIntosh County)
Farris, William
Fathers, Jacob C.
Faulkner, E.J.
Fawcett, W.H.C.
Fay, John J.
Fay, Joseph Story
Fay, Samuel Howard
Feagin, Richard
Feagin, Richardson
Fell, Frederick S.
Felt, Joseph
Fennel, J.
Fennel, PVT (of McIntosh County)
Fenwick, Ellen
Fenwick, Harriett (see Tattnall)
Fenwick, Miss (of Savannah)
Ferebee, Nathaniel
Ferebee, Wilson
Ferguson, J.
Fernandez, George
Few, Benjamin
Few, Ignatius Alphonso
Few, William
Ficken, John
Ficklin, Sarah (see Vason)
Fickling, D.B.
Field, James
Field, John M.
Fife, R.A.
Files, Stephen
Files, William B.
Fillmore, Millard
Finney, Michael J.
Fish, CPT (ship captain)
Fish, Vines
Fishbourn, Benjamin
Fisher, F.F.
Fitch, A.
Fitch, F.S.
Fitch, Henry S.
Fitzgerald, Edward
Fitzgerald, John
Fitzpatrick, John C.
Fitzwalter, Joseph
Fixton, LT (of Louisiana)
Flannery, P.J.
Fleetwood, William Henry
Fleming, Catherine (Winn)
Fleming, Mary E. (see Winn)
Fleming, Peter Winn
Fleming, PVT (of Liberty County)
Fleming, T.P.
Fleming, T.W.
Fleming, Thomas W.
Fleming, W.A.
Fleming, William
Fleming, William Augustus
Fleming, William Bennett
Flint, Rev.
Flint, T.J.
Flint, Thomas
Flournoy, Robert Willis
Flournoy, Thomas
Floyd, Charles Rinaldo
Floyd, John
Floyd, R.
Floyd, R.F.
Flynn, John
Foard (sic), George M.
Foley, John
Folly, LT (of Louisiana)
Folsom, James Madison
Footman, Anna (Davis)
Footman, LT (of Liberty County)
Footman, Robert Habersham
Forbes, John
Force, A.C.
Ford, Mary Ann (see Hanleiter)
Ford, William P.
Forman, Delia (see Bryan)
Forman, Thomas Marsh (see Bryan)
Forrester, Mary (see Woodruff)
Forsyth, John
Forsyth, M.B.
Fort, Elias
Fort, Henry R.
Fort, Tomlinson
Foster, Ira Roe
Foster, Nathaniel Green
Foster, O.
Foster, Thomas Flournoy
Fowler, (Professor)
Fowler, Zephaniah A.
Fox, James
Francis, William
Francke, August Hermann
Franklin, Bedney
Fraser, Andrew F.
Fraser, Ann Sarah (Couper)
Fraser, Charles Menzies C.
Fraser, J.
Fraser, John
Fraser, John Couper
Fraser, SGT (of Savannah)
Fraser, Simon
Fraser, Simon Alexander
Fraser, W.S.
Fraser, William
Frazer (or Fraser), William M.
Frazier, Donald
Frazier, J.L.
Frazier (sic), PVT (of Liberty County)
Freeman, Constant
Freeman, Permelia H. (see Smith)
Freret, William
Fripp, CPT (of Beaufort District, South Carolina)
Fripp, William Jr.
Fudge, Scott T. (or S.)
Furlong, Mrs. Tom
Furman, Henry H.
Futrell, John
Futrell, Rebecca (Smith)

G-M

Gable, John
Gaddey, James
Gaddy, William
Gadsden, C.
Gadsden, J.
Gage, Thomas
Gainer, Samuel
Gaines, Edmund Pendleton
Gaines, Gustavus
Gaines, James
Ganahl, Charles
Ganahl, Joseph
Ganahl, L.
Ganos, Benjamin C.
Gardner, George
Gardner, J.M.
Gardner, James T.
Gardner, William C.
Garmany, Hamilton
Garnie, Lula (see Candler)
Garnier, Annie F. (see Cooper)
Garrison, Cornelius K.
Gartrell, Jeremiah
Garvin, Ignatius Poultney
Gaston, W.K.
Gaston, William
Gatewood, Griffin
Gatewood, Zach
Gaudry, John B.
Gaulden, William Boatner
Gay, Erasmus
Geer, Ellen N. (see Stewart)
Geffken, H.H.
Gemeden, George
Gener, Benigno
George, Benjamin
Geridon (sic), S.
Germain, J.M.
Gibb, L.
Gibbes, J. (?) W.
Gibbons, Mary (see Jones)
Giel (or Zeil), Nicholas
Gilbert, Felix
Gilbert, Felix H.
Gilbert, J.
Gilleland, William H.
Gillespie, Samuel
Gillis, Angus
Gillison, S.K.
Gillison, Tom
Gilmer, George Rockingham
Gilmer, Jeremy Francis
Gilmore, John
Gilmore, John Jr.
Gilpin, Joseph
Gilpin, Thomas
Gindrat, Henrietta (see Clark)
Girardeau, John Bohun
Girardey, Isadore P.
Giridon (or Girodon), Louis
Gladding, Harrie G. (see Hull)
Gladding, Susan E.
Gladding, William H.
Glasco, Ellen (see Charlton)
Glascock, Mary (Polly) (Bacon)
Glascock, Thomas (I)
Glascock, Thomas (II)
Glascock, William
Glatigny, John F.
Glen, Noble Wimberly
Glenn, H.H.
Glisson, J.
Gobel, Anton
Godbee, Franklin G.
Godfrey, William O.
Godwin, John
Goldsmith, Benjamin ("Ben")
Gomez, Maximo
Gonder, Levi
Gonzales, Alfonso Beauregard
Gonzales, Ambrose Elliott (Ambrosio Jose II)
Gonzáles, Ambrósio José
Gonzales, Gertrude Rufini (see Hampton)
Gonzales, Harriett Rutledge (II)
Gonzales, Lucy (Barron)
Gonzales, Narciso Gener
Gonzales, Sarah Cecilia (Shiver)
Gonzales, William Elliott
Goode, McIness
Goodrick, J.L.
Goodwin, Anne (Booth)
Goodwin, Lionel Lyde
Gordan, John R.
Gordon, Ambrose
Gordon, George
Gordon, George Anderson
Gordon, J.W.
Gordon, John Brown
Gordon, William Washington (II)
Gorgas, Josiah
Gorton, Henry
Gouff, Samuel
Gould, Harriet (Barrett)
Gould, Horace Abbott
Gould, James
Gould, James G.
Gould, Louisa Alberta Telfair (Wetter) (Hutchins)
Gould, Mildred R.
Gould, Sally (Tracy)
Gould, Thomas King
Gould, William Tracy
Goulding, Francis R.
Gourdin, Henry
Gourdin, Samuel
Gowdy, Hill
Grace, John B.
Graham, Duncan
Graham, James
Graham, John
Graham, Joseph
Graham, Mungo
Grant, Miller B.
Grant, Robert
Grant, Thomas J.
Graves, John
Gray, Charles W.
Gray, Edmund
Gray, George
Gray, James
Gray, James T.
Gray, Peter W.
Gray, Thomas V.
Gray, William
Grayson, John
Grayson, John Langston
Grayson, Thomas
Grayson, William Leon
Green, Benjamin
Green, Charles
Green, Gilbin J.
Green, John
Green, John C.
Green, Peter B.
Green, Sarah M. (Maxwell)
Green, Thomas Fitzgerald
Green, Timothy
Green, William
Greene, E.A.
Greene, Nathanæl
Greenhow, John G.
Greenwood, Alfred B.
Greenwood, Henry
Greenwood, Mary Ann (see Porter)
Gregorie, A.F.
Gregorie, James M.
Gregory, John R.
Gregory, Josephine (see Wiltberger)
Gregory, Lewis
Gregory, Thomas H.
Grey, James A.
"Grey-Eyed Man of Destiny, The" (see William Walker)
Grier, Aaron W.
Grierson, J.
Grierson, James
Grierson, William
Griffin, Bennett S.
Griffin, James
Griffin, Joel R.
Griffin, John F.
Griffin, Lewis Lawrence
Griffin, Robert H.
Griffin, Wiley B.
Griggs, Samuel
Grimbal, Paul
Grimes, Sterling
Griswold, C.C.
Gromet, Mr. (of Savannah)
Gross, Mund
Gross, William
Groves, Samuel
Groves, William L.
Gue, Francis L.
Guerard, John M.
Guerineau, William K.
Guerra, Benjamin
Gugel, James
Gullatt, Henry
Gullatt, Josephine Ella (Hanleiter)
Gullett, George M.
Gunn, Christopher
Gunn, James
Gunnersall, Thomas
Guy, J.
Guy, J.W.
Gwine, Joshua P.
Habersham, Alexander Telfair
Habersham, Ann Wylly (Adams)
Habersham, Frances E. (Hazlehurst)
Habersham, Frederic Augustus
Habersham, James (I)
Habersham, John
Habersham, John B.
Habersham, John Bolton
Habersham, John Rae
Habersham, Joseph (I)
Habersham, Joseph (II)
Habersham, Joseph Clay
Habersham, Josephine Clay
Habersham, Leila (Elliott)
Habersham, Mary Butler
Habersham, Richard West
Habersham, Robert (I)
Habersham, Robert (II)
Habersham, Robert H.
Habersham, Robert Rae
Habersham, Susan Dorothy
Habersham, William N.
Habersham, William Neyle
Habersham, William Waring
Hagan, Patrick
Hagins, David
Haight, W.
Haiman, Louis
Haines, Joshua
Hale, Samuel
Hale, Sarah H.
Hall, OSG (of Savannah)
Hall, Ezekiel
Hall, Henry T.
Hall, Lyman (of the Gate City Guard)
Hall, Lyman (of Liberty and Burke Counties)
Hall, PVT (of McIntosh County)
Hall, Raymon
Hall, Samuel
Hall, William W.
Halleck, Fitz-Greene
Haller, Paul
Halsted, LT (of Macintosh County)
Hamilton, J.
Hamilton, James B.
Hamilton, Robert
Hamilton, Thomas P.
Hamilton, William
Hammack, Mancel W.
Hammock, Rebecca (Harrold)
Hammock, Talbot D.
Hammond, Abner
Hammond, Amos W.
Hammond, Eliza C. (Hudson)
Hammond, Mary Ann (Shelby)
Hammond, Nathaniel J.
Hammond, Samuel
Hampton, Frank
Hampton, Gertrude Rufini (Gonzales)
Hampton, J.R.
Hampton, James
Hampton, Wade
Hand, Bayard E.
Hand, Julia
Handley, G.
Handley, George
Handley, Thomas
Handley, Thomas H.
Hangleiter, John (Johannes) Jacob (I)
Hangleiter, Ursula
Hanie (or Haney), Warrenton
Hanleiter, Ann Elizabeth (Shaw)
Hanleiter, Cornelius Redding
Hanleiter, Elizabeth (Macfarlane)
Hanleiter, John Jacob (III)
Hanleiter, Josephine Ella (see Gullatt)
Hanleiter, Mary Ann (Ford)
Hanleiter, William Redding
Hanley (sic), PVT (of Liberty County)
Haralson, C.A.
Hardee, Benjamin H.
Hardee, Franklin
Hardee, Joseph P.
Hardee, Lewis
Hardee (or Hardy), Pearson
Hardee, Perry
Hardee (or Harlee), Thomas
Hardee, W.W.
Hardee, William
Hardee, William Joseph
Hardeman, Isaac
Hardeman, Robert
Hardeman, Thomas
Hardeman, Thomas Jr.
Harden, Edward (II)
Harden, Edward Jenkins
Harden, Thomas Hutson
Harden, William
Hardwick, Virginia L. (see Jackson)
Hardy, CPT (of Kentucky)
Hardy, John
Hardy, Thomas
Harford, Edwin R.
Harford, Henry
Harmon, Abraham
Harp, Desmond W.
Harp, Green P.
Harper, Solomon
Harper, Steven
Harrall, John
Harrington, Henry William
Harris, A.E.
Harris, Buckner
Harris, C.A.
Harris, Charles
Harris, CPT (of McIntosh County)
Harris, Charles
Harris, E.A.
Harris, Edwin L.
Harris, Elisha A.
Harris, F.B.
Harris, Frances (Fanny) (see Crawford)
Harris, Francis
Harris, Francis Henry
Harris, J.C.
Harris, J.M.
Harris, Jeptha C.
Harris, Jeptha V.
Harris, Joel Chandler
Harris, John
Harris, Judge W.
Harris, Mourning (Glenn)
Harris, Raymond
Harris, Robert
Harris, Robert Y.
Harris, Walton (II)
Harrison, George Paul Sr.
Harrison, George Paul Jr.
Harrison, Harris Kollock
Harrison, Jesse Horace
Harrison, PVT (of Augusta)
Harrison, William
Harrison, William H.
Harrold, Rebecca (see Hammock)
"Harry of the West" (see Henry Clay)
Hartridge, Alfred Lamar
Hartridge, Charles
Hartridge, Julian
Hartsfield, Elizabeth (see Smith)
Harvey, Jeremiah C.
Harvey, Winifred (see Starnes)
Harwell (of the Gate City Guard)
Haslett, John
Hatch, Albert
Hatch, L.M.
Hatch, Milo
Hathaway, John
Haupt, John L.
Hauseman, William H.
Hawkins, Benjamin
Hawkins, Thomas Theodore
Hay, Gilbert
Hay (Ham?), Jesse
Hay, Samuel
Hay, Seaborn
Hayden, Charles Henry
Hayden, J.R.
Haynes, R.O.
Haywood, Charles H.
Hazzard, William Wigg
Headden, Benjamin
Headman, Francis W.
Headman, J.F.
Heald, M.C.
Heard, Ephraim
Heard, G.
Heard, T.O.
Henderson, Brockman W.
Henderson, D.S.
Henderson, Mr. (of Macon)
Hendricks, S.C.
Hendrickson, George R.
Hendry, Enoch Daniel
Hendry, John A.
Henley, George
Henley, George J.
Hennery, J.P.
Henningsen, Charles Friedrich
Hennis, David
Hennis, Henry
Hennis, John D.
Henry, CPT (of Louisiana)
Henry, Charles Seton
Henry, Isabella (Seton)
Henry, John P.
Henry, Robert R.
Henson, F.E.
Herb, George
Herb, William
Herbert, Moses
Herbert, Sidney (see Sidney Herbert Lancey)
Herd, John
Herlyn, Bernard
Herndon, W.G.
Herring, D.S.
Herring, William
Herrington, Alexander
Hersch, Herman
Herson, Herman
Hertz, A.
Hester, John H.
Hester, John Temple
Hesters, J.G.
Hewitt, D.
Heyward, Thomas R.
Hicks, CPT
Hicks, Daniel G.
Hicks, L.W.
Hicks, Lewis F.
Higgins, Charles J.
Hill, A.F.
Hill, Benjamin Harvey
Hill, Charles
Hill, E.C.
Hill, Edward Young
Hill, Hiram Warner
Hill, James A.
Hill, P.
Hill, Thomas H.
Hilliard, Thomas
Hillier, Thomas
Hills, CPL (of Savannah)
Hilton, J.L.
Hilton, R.B.
HiltonSG (of McIntosh County)
Hines, Charlton
Hines, Emily Osborne (Nisbet)
Hines, John B.
Hines, Richard Kennon (I)
Hines, Richard Kennon (II)
Hinsley, Thomas
Hitch, Robert Mark (I)
Hobbs, Allen W.
Hobbs, G.R.
Hobbs, Mary (DeCourcey)
Hobbs, Richard
Hobbs, William
Hobbs, Willis
Hobkirk, James
Hodges, J.W.
Hodges, Matthew
Hoey, LT (of Kentucky)
Holcombe, Elias
Holcombe, H.B.
Holcombe, Henry
Holcombe, Misses
Holcombe, Thomas
Holland Ed
Holliday, "Doc" (see John H. Holliday)
Holliday, Henry Burroughs
Holliday, John H.
Holliday, Martha
Holliday, Nancy
Hollingsworth, J.V.
Hollis, James B.
Hollis, Silas
Holmes, A.T.
Holmes, ADJ (of Charleston, South Carolina)
Holmes, E.G.
Holmes, Isaac
Holmes, James
Holmes, James ("Dr. Bullie")
Holmes, James P.
Holmes, Louise (Mott)
Holmes, Matthew I.
Holmes, Thomas
Holmes, Thomas J.
Holmes, William R.
Holt, William M.
Holt, William W.
Holtz, Vinegere
Hopkins, Charles Horrie (I)
Hopkins, Francis
Hopkins, Octavius Caesar
Hopkins, Edward S.
Hopkins, Paschal
Hopkins, Thomas
Hopkins, Thomas Spalding
Hopkins, William P.
Horm (sic), H.
Horn, Henry
Horsey, J.R.
Horsey, S.G.
Hortman, J.G.
Houghton, John
House, James
Houston, Sam
Houstoun, Edward
Houstoun, George
Houstoun, James E.
Houstoun, John
Houstoun, Mossman
Houstoun, Patrick
Houstoun, PVT (of McIntosh County)
Houstoun, Robert J.
Houstoun, Sarah (see Armstrong)
Houstoun, Thomas A.
Hover, Lemuel L.
Howard, David
Howard, George Troup
Howard, John Harrison
Howard, Mary W.
Howard, W.A.
Howard, William
Howard, William G.
Howell, Albert
Howell, Catherine (Kitty) (see Osborne)
Howell, Catherine (Innis)
Howell, Evan Park
Howell, John
Howell, Richard H.
Howes, Robert
Hoxey, John J. Bulow
Hoxey, Thomas
Hoy, Mr. (of Savannah)
Hoynes, Thomas
Hoyt, Samuel
Hubert, Benjamin F.
Hubner, Franz
Hucherson, John M.
Hudson, Eliza C. (see Hammond)
Hughes, A.J.
Hughes, John A.
Hughes, Michael W.
Hughes, W.
Hughes, William
Hughes, William Jr.
Hughs, A.J.
Huguenin, Abraham
Huguenin, J.D.
Huguenin, James D.
Hull, A.J.
Hull, George G.
Hull, Harrie G. (Gladding)
Hull, John H.
Hulsey, W.H.
Hulsey, William H.
Hulst, Adolph
Humphreys, Joshua
Hunck, Christian F.
Hunt, R.H.
Hunter, Abraham
Hunter, Edward H.W.
Hunter, George Russell
Hunter, George W.
Hunter, J.B.
Hunter, James
Hunter, M.R.
Hunter, Mary (Slatter)
Hunter, Nathaniel W.
Hunter, William
Hunton, CPT (of Louisiana)
Huson, William C.
Hutchins, Arnold
Hutson, John
Hyler, Adam
Ingram (f/k/a Johnson), James
Innis, Catherine (see Howell)
Irvin, Isaiah T.
Irvin, Samuel Davis
Irvine, Ann (see Bulloch)
Irvine, Ann Elizabeth (Baillie)
Irvine, John
Irwin, Jared
Irwin (or Irvin), John
Ivey, Wilkinson B.
Jackson, Adelaide Eloise (Stovall)
Jackson, Amasa
Jackson, Andrew
Jackson, Ann E.
Jackson, Cornelia (Davenport)
Jackson, Daniel
Jackson, Davenport (II)
Jackson, Eliza
Jackson, George
Jackson, H.B.
Jackson, Hardwick
Jackson, Henry ("Harry")
Jackson, Henry Rootes
Jackson, Hessie Mildred (see Cooper)
Jackson, Isaac
Jackson, James (of Savannah)
Jackson, James (of Augusta)
Jackson, James F.
Jackson, Jane (McIntosh)
Jackson, John
Jackson, John J.
Jackson, John King
Jackson, Joseph Webber
Jackson, Marion
Jackson, Mary Scott (see Miller)
Jackson, Mildred Lewis (Cobb)
Jackson, T.C.
Jackson, Thomas Jonathan ("Stonewall")
Jackson, Thomas M.
Jackson, Virginia L. (Hardwick)
Jackson, William
Jackson, William Bulloch
Jackson, William E.
Jackson, William F.
Jackson, William Henry
Jacobs, Meyer
Jacobus, Julius J.
James, James
James, LT (of Kentucky)
Janes, Thomas A.
Jay, John
Jeanneratt, Margaret ("Peggy") (see McFarland)
Jeffers, R.G.
Jefferson, Thomas
Jeffreys, Thomas N.
Jelks, W.C.
Jenckes, Ebenezer Jr.
Jenckes, Julia Ann (Elkins)
Jenckes, Obediah Sheldon
Jenkins, Charles Jones
Jenkins, Eliza T. (also found as Margaret Elizabeth) (Williams)
Jenkins, John
Jenkins, OSG (of Richmond County)
Jessup, Henry
Joe (fiddler)
Johnson, Benjamin M.
Johnson, CPT (of Richmond County)
Johnson, Herschel Vespasian
Johnson, J.
Johnson, J.M.
Johnson, James H.
Johnson, John
Johnson, John R.
Johnson, Joseph
Johnson, LT (of Kentucky)
Johnson, Mack
Johnson, Mary E.
Johnson, N.T.
Johnson, Nathan
Johnson, O.
Johnson, S.
Johnson, Si
Johnson, Thomas DeMattos
Johnson, Uriah
Johnson (a/k/a Ingram), James (see James Ingram)
Johnston, James Jr.
Johnston, James Houstoun
Johnston, James Robertson
Johnston, Joseph
Johnston, Joseph E.
Johnston, M.T.
Johnston, Thomas
Johnston, William
Johnston, William Martin
Jolly, Asa
JonesSG (of Liberty County)
Jones, A.C.
Jones, Alethea Anderson (see Call)
Jones, Anna Wylly (Habersham)
Jones, Baker
Jones, Catherine Ann (see Dilworth)
Jones, Charles B.
Jones, Charles Colcock Jr.
Jones, Charles G.
Jones, COR (of Liberty County)
Jones, D.E.L. 
Jones, Delia Gardner
Jones, Edwin T.
Jones, Frances Casey (Meldrim)
Jones, George
Jones, George Fenwick
Jones, George Noble (I)
Jones, George Noble (II)
Jones, George S.
Jones, Harrison (II)
Jones, Henry Hart
Jones, J.N.
Jones, James
Jones, James ("Chatham Jemmy")
Jones, John ("Honest Jack")
Jones, John Paul
Jones, Joseph
Jones, Joseph M.
Jones, L.L.
Jones, LT (of the Gate City Guard)
Jones, Mary (Gibbons)
Jones, Mrs. Mary
Jones, Mary Wallace (Savage) (Nuttall)
Jones, Noble
Jones, Noble Wimberly (I)
Jones, Noble Wimberly (II)
Jones, Noble Wimberly (III)
Jones, Peter F.
Jones, S.W. Sr.
Jones, Sarah (Fenwick) (Campbell)
Jones, Sarah Campbell
Jones, Sarah Hull (Campbell)
Jones, Samuel
Jones, Sarah G. (see Cuthbert)
Jones, Seaborn
Jones, Susannah (or Susan) (see Moore)
Jones, (Dr.) T.
Jones, T.B.
Jones, Thomas
Jones, Wallace Savage
Jones, William
Jordan, Ann Bell (see Tennille)
Jordan, Francis
Jordan, G.W.
Josephs, A.A.
Jourdan, Burwell
Jourdan, Warren
Joyce, Henry
Joyner, John
Kackler, John
Kain, William A.
Kalb, Johann
Kell, Barbara Harriet (McIver)
Kell, John
Kell, John McIntosh
Kell, Margery (Baillie)
Keller, John P.
Kelley, William M.
Kelly, John J.
Kelly, John W.
Kelly, Thomas
Kelsall, Roger
Kelsey, Charles
Kemfeck, Jo.
Kempton, Edward S.
Kenan, Michael Johnston
Kendrick, Drury
Kendrick, W.W.
Kendrick, William J.
Kennedy, George
Kennedy, George S.
Kennedy, William
Kennedy, William F.
Kent, Alfred
Kent, Richard
Kerr, John
Kerwick, Misses (of Savannah)
Kewen, Achilles
Kewen, J.M.
Kiddler, George
Kieffer, Theobald
Kile, O.G.
Kimmy, John
King, B.B.
King, Evelyn
King, George B.
King, Horace
King, J.J.
King, James M.D.
King, Roswell
King, Thomas
King, Thomas Butler
King, William
Kirk, R.H.
Kirkpatrick, Daniel Jr.
Kitchin, James
Knapp, Noah Benedict
Knight, James
Knight, James L.
Knight, Levi Jordan
Knott, LT (of Kentucky)
Knox, Henry
Knox, Walter
Kollock, Macartan
Kollock, Phineas Miller
Kosciusko, Thaddeus
Kossuth, Louis
Kreeger, Thomas H.
Krouse (or Krause), Harry
l'Ouverture, Toussaint
Laborde, CPT (of Charleston, South Carolina)
Laborde, J.
Labuzan, Bartholomew
Lachlison, James
Lachlison, Robert
Lacy, Roger
Ladd, Mrs.
Ladson, William
Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert de Motier (Marquis)
Lafitte, David M.
Lagardere, Isaac
Lamar, Charles Augustus Lafayette
Lamar, Gazaway Bugg
Lamar, George W.
Lamar, John
Lamar, John Basil
Lamar, John T.
Lamar, Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus
Lamar, Mirabeau Buonaparte
Lamb, Beman T.
Lamb, James
Lambright, James
Lambright, William
Lancaster, Thomas
Lancey, Sidney Herbert
Landais, CPT (French naval commander)
Landrum, Samuel B.
Landsdell, B.C.
Lane, Joseph
Lang, George Sr.
Langley, Benjamin
Langley, Elizabeth (see Bryan)
Langley, James E.
Langley, Samuel
Langston, Samuel W.
Langworthy, Edward
Lanier, Benjamin
Lanier, Clement
Lanier, Lewis
"Lapuis, S.Q." (see James A. Damour)
Lark, Samuel
LaRoche, Isaac A.
Lathrop, Burrel (sic)
Lathrop, George A.
Lathrop, John
Laucheiner, Adolph
Laurens, Henry
Law, COL (of Liberty County)
Law, Dr. (of Liberty County)
Law, E.S.
Law, Edmund
Law, George
Law, Joseph
Law, Nathaniel
Law, PVT (of Liberty County)
Law, Samuel Spry
Law, William
Law, William Fabian
Lawrence, C.L.
Lawrence, CPT (of Savannah)
Lawrence, James H.
Lawrence, Joseph
Lawrence, Thomas
Laws, E.R.
Laws, Elvis R.
Lawson, John
Lawton, Alexander Robert
Lawton, Edward
Lawton, W.J.
Lawton, W.S. Jr.
Layton, Martin
Leckie, Robert
LeConte, Anne (or Anna) (see Anderson)
Lee, Custis
Lee, Fitz
Lee, Greenberry
Lee, Henry ("Lighthorse Harry")
Lee, John
Lee, Peter
Lee, Robert Edward
Lee, Thomas
Lee, Thomas (II)
Lee, William
Leeke, N.O.
Lefevre, Clementine Helen (see Charlton)
Lefils, Armand
LeHardy, Julius Caesar
LeHardy, Mrs.
Leigh, Fannie Johnson
Leion, David
Lemle, Philip Scott
Lempriere, Clement
Lester, Rufus Ezekiel
Lettu, M.D.
Levegreen (sic), L.B.
Levy, Annabella (Myers)
Levy, Phoebe Yates (see Pember)
Levy, Samuel Yates
Lewden, William
Lewis, Elijah
Lewis, Frances Henry
Lewis, Jacob
Lewis, James
Lewis, John
Lewis, John (James?) T.
Lewis, John Nathaniel
Lewis, Joseph
Lewis, Robert Henry
Leyden, Austin
Lichtenstein, John
"Lighthorse Harry" (see Henry Lee)
Lillibridge, Hampton
Lincoln, Benjamin
Lindsay, William
Lindsey, Charles
Lindwirth, Otto
"Lion of the Legion, The" (see Michael Rudolph)
Lippitt, A.S.
Lippitt, F.B.
Lissenhoff, F.H.
Livingston, John
Lloyd, Benjamin
Lloyd, E.W.
Lloyd, Edward
Lloyd, John F.
Lockhart, William
Lofthouse, Alvara
Logan, CPT (of Kentucky)
Long, A.L.
Long, Margaret (see Telfair)
Long, Nicholas (II)
Long, William Edward (I)
Long, William Edward Jr.
Long, William T.
Longstreet, Augustus Baldwin
Longstreeet, Gilbert
Longstreet, W.D.
Longstreet, William
López, Narciso
Loring, Edward
Lott, Annie Maria (see Clark)
Louis, L.
Love, Charles
Love, James M.
Love, S.B.
Lovejoy, John H. Jr.
Lovelace, Allen
Lovett, Ephraim
Low, Andrew (II)
Low, James H.
Low, Mary Cowper (Stiles)
Lowe, Henry ("Harry") H.
Lowe, W.H.
Lowndes, Amarinthia (see Saunders)
Lowther, Charles
Loyd, James W.
Lubbock, Henry W.
Lucas, William
Lucas, William (II)
Lumpkin, Joseph Henry
Lumpkin, Wilson
Lyon, John
Lyon, Mary (Winn)
Lyon, Richard Francis
Lyon, Thomas
Lyons, John
Lyons, Ruth (Youmans)
Maas, A.A.
MacDonnell, Henry
MacDougald, Daniel
Macfarlane, Alexander Dixon
Macfarlane, Christian (Macnaughton)
Macfarlane, Elizabeth (see Hanleiter)
Macfarlane, Jane (see Metzger)
Macfarlane, Peter (I)
Macfarlane, William (see William McFarland)
Machiavelli, Niccolò
Mackall, Araminta Douglas (Sorrel)
Mackall, William Whann
Mackay, Elizabeth (Eliza) Anne (see Stiles)
Mackay, Hugh
Mackay, N.
Mackay, Patrick
Macleod, Norman W.
Macnaughton, Christian (see Macfarlane)
Macomb, Alexander
Macon, Gideon H.
Macpherson, John
Macpherson, Margaret (see Berrien)
Maddox, Robert F.
Madison, James
Maitland, Richard
Malatchi
Mallard, Cyrus
Mallard, Cyrus Stevens
Mallard, J.B.
Mallard, PVT (of Liberty County)
Mallory, Charles E.
Mallory, Stephen T.
Malone, John
Malone, Mr. (of Richmond County)
Malone, Thomas L.
Maloony, Nicholas
Malory, Thomas
Malphus, William E.
Mandrake, Joseph
Maner, Anna C. (see Davant)
Mann, J.P.
Mann, LT (of McIntosh County)
Mann, SGT (of Augusta)
Mann, Young
Manning, Laurence
Manning, Laurence (II)
Manning, Martha (Ashley)
Mannng, Susannah (Richardson)
Mara (sic), Morgan
Marable, Sallie M. (see Turnipseed)
Marbury, Leonard (II)
Marion, Francis ("The Swamp Fox")
Markham, M.O.
Marks, H.M.
Marler, Charlotte Marguerite (de Montmollin)
Marler, Leonard
Marlin, Charles Alexander
Marlin, Margaret Melinda
Marlon (Marlin), Margaret Myzinck
Marlow, Nicholas
Marmelstein, Adolphus F.
Marmelstein, Charles A.
Marriot, James C.
Mars, John B.
Marsh, Isaac Mulford
Marshall, Alexander
Marshall, Chesley B.
Marshall, Greene B.
Marshall, J.C.
Marshall, J.E.
Marshall, J.M.
Marshall, James
Martì, José
Martin, C.B.
Martin, Charles B.
Martin, D.M.
Martin, Jacob
Martin, James
Martin, John ("Black Jack")
Martin, William E.
Martin, William M.
Martrix, Jacque (sic)
Mason, J.Y.
Mason, Lowell
Massias, Abraham A.
Math, J.E.M.
Mathews, George
Mathews, John
Mathis, William
Matthews, Jacob
Matthews, James
Matthews, Mary (see Coosaponakeesa)
Matthews, T.D.
Mattox, Michael M.
Maxwell, Alexander
Maxwell, Audley
Maxwell, Charles E.
Maxwell, J.B.
Maxwell, James
Maxwell, James Audley
Maxwell, John
Maxwell, Mr.
Maxwell, Mrs. Sarah M. (see Green)
Maxwell, William (I)
Maxwell, William (II)
Maxwell, William (III)
Maxwell, William A.
May, George
May, Joseph
May, Ralph
Mayer, David
Mayer, John A.
Mayer, Serenus A. (II)
Mayzk, N.B.
McAfee, John
McAfee, John M.
McAllister, George Washington
McAllister, J.
McAllister, W.G.
McAlpin, Angus
McAlpin, Donald
McAlpin, Henry
McAlpin, James
McAlpin, James Wallace
McAlpin, Maria (or Marie) S. (Champion)
McArdell, Cornelius
McArdell, Rebecca (Campbell)
McBryde, Nevin
McCall, Hugh
McCall, Jesse
McCann, James
McClellan, Elizabeth (see Duncan)
McClellan, R.M.
McClendon, Isom
McCleod, Anne A. (see Burroughs)
McClesky, Thomas J.
McCliesh, James
McConnell, Robert C.
McConnell, Thomas Rush
McConnell, William
McCormick, CPT (of Louisiana)
McCormick, John
McCown, James
McCrary, Isaac
McCrary, Jackson J.
McCullars, Charles
McCullers, Mr. (of Crawford County)
McCulloch, Anthony
McDonald, Charles James
McDonald, Edgar
McDonald, John
McDonald, Norman
McDonnell, Edgar M.
McDonnell, Henry
McElhany, Richard W.
McFarland, John
McFarland, John Theodore
McFarland, Margaret (Peggy) (Jeanneratt)
McFarland, William
McFarland, William Sobieski (f/k/a WilliamStotesbury)
McGarrity, James H.
McGee, William
McGibbon (?), J.
McGillis, Randolph
McGillivray, Lachlan
McGinty, Abedigo
McGirth, Daniel
McGlashan, James
McGlashan, Peter Alexander Selkirk
McGowen, G.
McGowen, J.
McGowen, John
McGowen, William
McGran, Maria (see Bones)
McGran, Thomas
McGraw, James
McGuffin, LT (of Kentucky)
McGuire, PVT (of McIntosh County)
McGunegle, LT (of Louisiana)
McGwier, Lewis P. (or S.)
McHenry, J.D.R.
McHenry, Joseph
McHughes, M.J.
McIlwain, William
McIntire (or McIntyre), John R.
McIntosh, George
McIntosh, George B.
McIntosh, J.B.
McIntosh, J.M.
McIntosh, J.R.
McIntosh, J.W.
McIntosh, John
McIntosh, John Mohr
McIntosh, Lachlan
McIntosh, Sarah (see Dent)
McIntosh, T. Spalding
McIntosh, Thomas S.
McIntosh, William (Creek chief)
McIntosh, William Jackson
McIntosh, William Jr.
McIver, A.M.
McIver, Alexander
McIver, Barbara Harriet (see Kell)
McKay, James
McKeen, Robert W.
McKeever (i.e., McIver), PVT (of Liberty County)
McKendle, William A.
McKenna, Charles
McKenney, Francis M.
McKinley, George H.
McKinne, C.S.
McKinne, Charles S.
McKinne, COL (of Richmond County)
McKinne, John
McKinne, John Jr.
McKinnieSG (of Savannah)
McKinnon, John
McLaughlin, Alexander Rousseau
McLaughlin, Gerard
McLaughlin, William
McLaws, Abraham (Abram) Huguenin
McLaws, Lafayette
McLaws, William R.
McLean, Andrew
McLean, Thomas
McLendon, John
McLendon, N.A.
McLeod, John
McMaster, William
McMurray, James
McNeal, PVT (of McIntosh County)
McNeil, James
McNeil, Neil
McNish, Henry
McNish, Thomas
McPherson, James
McPherson, James Elliott
McQueen, D.
McRea, Catherine (see Durkee)
McTureons, B.W.
Mead, Cowles
Mealing, W.J.
Mealing, William
Meals, Henry H.
Meharry, William H.
Meldrim, John I.
Mell, E.S.
Mell, J.
Mell, James
Melton, William D.
Memminger, Christopher G.
Mendenhall, John W.
Mercer, Elizabeth (Durkee)
Mercer, George Arthur (Sr.)
Mercer, Hugh Weedon
Mercer, James M.
Mercer, Jesse
Mercer, John W.H.
Mercer, Nathaniel Greene Rutherford
Meriwether, James A.
"Merriman, Captain" (Fantastical)
Metzger, Jacob
Metzger, Jane (Macfarlane)
Metzger, John Jacob
Mew, Abram
Mew, John P.
Michell (sic), A.L.
Middleton, C.
Middleton, Robert
Middleton, William
Miles, CPT (of Harris County)
Miles, T.
Mill, Benjamin
Mill, John
Milledge, Fanny C. (Robinson)
Milledge, John (I)
Milledge, John (II)
Milledge, John (IV) ("The Sorrel-Top Georgian")
Millen, John
Millen, John M.
Millen, Mary (see Williams)
Miller, Alvin N.
Miller, Andrew Jackson
Miller, Charles
Miller, E.
Miller, G.
Miller, Jacob
Miller, James P.
Miller, John T.
Miller, Martha Birt (Olive)
Miller, Mary Scott (Jackson)
Miller, Nicholas
Miller, Stephen Franks
Miller, Thomas Harvey
Miller, William
Miller, William H.
Mills, John B.
Mills, William
Mills, William C.
Mills, William H.C.
Milton, Homer Virgil
Milton, John
Mimms, Henry
Mims, William
Minis, Abram
Minis, Isaac
Minton, John
Miscally, D.
Miscally, W.
Mitchell, David Brydie (I)
Mitchell, H.A.
Mitchell, J.E.M.
Mitchell, John W.H.
Mitchell, Laban N.
Mitchell, LT (of Louisiana)
Mitchell, Peter
Mitchell, R.D.
Mitchell, S.W.
Mitchell, T.C.
Mitchell, William
Mitchell, William Stephens
Mizell, A.
Mobley, Thomas
Moffett, Charles J.
Mohogn (sic), Thomas H.
Moncrief, John
Mongin, William H.
Monk, John H.
Monroe, James
Montaigut, David
Montalet, William Polycarp
Montford, Theodoric
Montfort, James
Montfort, Robert (II)
Montgomery, Alexander B.
Montgomery, J.
Montgomery, Janet Stuart (Blair)
Montgomery, John Harford (II)
Montgomery, William Watts (I)
Montgomery, William Watts (II)
Montmollin, Jean Samuel de (see Jean Samuel de Montmollin)
Moon, George
Moore, Edwin M.
Moore, Francis
Moore, James W.
Moore, James Weems (Wemyss)
Moore, John
Moore, John O.
Moore, Philip
Moore, Robert
Moore, Susannah (or Susan) (Jones)
Moore, Williamina Sarah Eliza (see Berrien)
Moorehead, John
Mordecai, Abram F.
Morel, John H.
Morel, Thomas N.
Moreman, John S.
Morgan, Charles
Morgan, Daniel ("The Old Wagoner")
Morgan, Henry H.
Morgan, Hilarius
Morgan, Kinchin
Morgan, LT (of Louisiana)
Morgan, T.W.
Moris (sic)SG (of McIntosh County)
Morrall, William
Morrall (or Morrel), I.W. (or J.W.)
Morrall (sic), L.A.
Morrell, E.F.
Morris, J.
Morris, James
Morris, LT (of Louisiana)
Morris, Thomas
Morris, William
Morris, William (II)
Morten (sic), J.G.
Mott, Abraham
Mott, Louisa (see Holmes)
Moughon, Thomas H.
Mounger, Edwin
Mullarky, A.P.
Mullen, W.M.
Murchinson, Augustus C.
Murchinson, Colin
Murray, Thomas
Murrell, John A.
Muse, Samuel Elbert
Musgrove, John
Musgrove, Mary (see Coosaponakeesa)
Musgrove, Robert H.
Musgrove, William Cumming
Mustin, M.A.
Mustin, S.C.
Myers, Annabella (see Levy)
Myers, Frederick (I)
Myers, John
Myers, Mordecai
Myers, Sarah Henrietta (Cohen)

N-S

Nash, Reuben
Neal, James H.
Neilson, John
Nelson, Allison
Nelson, Charles Haney
Nelson, John P.
Nenz, Augustus
Nephew, James
Nesbitt, R.T.
Netherclift, Thomas
Nevin, J.N.
Newby, Jesse
Newcomb, Samuel
Newell, Thomas
Newell, Thomas M.
Newnan, Daniel
Newsom, Gideon
Newton, Philip
Neyle, Sampson
Nicholls, Edward
Nichols, Abraham
Nichols, George
Nicoll, Alexander Y.
Nicoll, George
Nicoll, John C.
Nimmo, William G.
Nisbet, Emily Osborne (see Hines)
Nisbet, Eugenius Aristides
Nisbet, James
Nisbet, James A.
Nix, S.H.
Nobbs, Samuel
Norman, J.
Norman, J.S.
Norman, Joseph
Norman, PVT (of Liberty County)
Norman, Selina Shirley (see Poe)
Norman, W.S.
Norman, William
Norman, William Sanford
Norris, B.B.
Norris, John B.
Norris, John S.
Norris, Josiah M.
Norris, Sarah (Smith)
Northen, William Jonathan
Northrop, Ann (Connor)
Northrop, David A.
Northrop, Jonathan
Norwood, Thomas Manson
Nunez, Moses
Nuttall, William B.
O'Byrne, Dominick
O'Byrne, Dominick A.
O'Byrne, John F.
O'Connell, John E.
O'Hara, Theodore
O'Hear, J.W.
O'Neal, Ferdinand
O'Neale, W.T.
O'Neall, John Belton
O'Neil, James F.
O'Shea, Jeremiah H.
Oakman, Henry W.
Oakman, Thaddeus
Oakman, William H. Jr.
Oates, John Peter
Oates, William W.
Obrem, Arnold
Oemler, Armenius
Ogburn, Littleberry
Ogleby (or Oglesby), Alexander
Oglesby, Thaddeus Koscuisko
Oglesby, Urbane B.
Oglethorpe, James
"Old Gib" (see Gilbert Jefferson Wright)
"Old Wagoner, The" (see Daniel Morgan)
Oliphant, Joseph
Oliphant, Nancy J. (see Causey)
Olive, John
Olive, Martha Birt (see Miller)
Oliver, John
Olmstead, Charles Hart
Olmstead, Georgia W. (see Banks)
Olmstead, Jonathan
Olmstead, Sarah C.R. (Tucker)
Olmstead, William
Orme, A.J.
Orme, Ellen Vail (Woodward)
Orme, Francis H.
Orme, Richard McAllister (I)
Ortt, Miss (of Savannah)
Osborne, Catherine ("Kitty") (Howell)
Osborne, Henry
Osceola (see Ussa Yoholo)
Osgood, John
Oslin, John W.
Oswald, Joseph
Oswald, Susannah (see Stewart)
Ottolengui, J.
Owen, A.G.
Owens, George Welshman
Owens, T.A.
Owsley, Newdigate
Pace, D.
Pace, Davis
Pace, George L.
Pace, Thomas
Page, John
Page, Joseph S.
Pahno, Nick
Paine, E.T.
Palen, John M.
Palmes, George F.
Papadatos, Contande
Papot, Samuel N.
Parham, Robert
Parham, William C.
Parish, Garey F.
Parish, J.J.S.
Park, C.M.
Parker, Gustavus A.
Parker, H.
Parker, Robert
Parker, Theodore
Parker, Wiley W.
Parkman, Samuel Breckenridge ("Breck")
Parks, Laban
Parmalee, C.H.
Parrish, LT (of Louisiana)
Parry, CPT (ship captain)
Parsons, George
Pascal, Isaiah
Passalegue, A.
Patrick, A.P.
Patterson, H. Jackson
Patterson, Nathaniel J.
Patterson, William
Patty (servant)
Paulding, Hiram
Payne, Daniel
Payne, L.B.
Payne, Matthew M.
Peacock, John
Peacock, William
Pearre, Nathaniel
Peck, W.F.
Peeples, L.
Pelot, B.S.
Pelot, Charles H.
Pelot, James
Pelot, Joseph Ford
Pelot, Joseph S.
Pelot, Thomas P.
Pember, Phoebe Yates (Levy)
Pemberton, Atton
Pemberton, Atton H.
Pemberton, John Stith
Pemberton, William F.
Pendarvis, H.
Pepper, F.L.
Percy, Francis
Perdue, J.P.
Perry, H.
Peterson, James S.
Pettibone, John
Phelps, F.L.
Philip, William
Philips, William G.
Phillipp (sic), Miss (of Savannah)
Phillips, J. Walter
Phillips, William
Phinizy, John (I)
Phinizy, John Jr.
Phoenix, Alexander
Pick, William F.
Pickett, John T.
Picquett, Louis A.
Pierce, Franklin
Pierce, George Foster
Pierce, J.W.
Pierce, William Leigh (I)
Pierson, Midshipman (U.S. Navy)
Piles, William
Pinckney, Thomas
Pinholster, David
Pinkston, Evans W.
Pittman, Daniel
Pittman, James M.
Platt, Charles A.
Platt, Ephraim H.
Pocock, George
Poe, Edgar Allen
Poe, Matilda Ann (see Cumming)
Poe, Selina Shirley (Norman), 
Poe, W.
Poe, Washington
Polhill, Thomas
Polk, James Knox
Pooler, Robert William
Pope, Brazilla
Pope, Charles
Pope, Cordelia A. (see Vason)
Pope, David H.
Pope, Henry
Pope, Mary Indiana (see Vason)
Pope, Nicholas
Pope, Urania
Pope, Wylie
Porcher, J.P.
Porter, Anthony
Porter, Drury
Porter, John S.
Porter, Mary Ann (Greenwod), 
Porter, William
Porter, William S.
Postell, Andrew
Potter, Augustus
Potter, John
Poullen, George
Pournell, John P.
Powell, Allen B.
Powell, E.C.
Powell, James Edward
Powers, John W.
Prater, William G.
Prentice, W.V.
Preston, A.J.
Preston, Andrew J.
Preston, Elizabeth (Zealy)
Preston, William
Preston, William F.
Price, George W.
Price, Oliver
Prince, David
Prince, Oliver Hillhouse
Prince, S.H.
Prince, Sylvanus
Pringle, E.J.
Prioleau, J.M.
Pritchard, Edward E.
Pritchard, George B.
Pritchard, Margaret V. (Barnard)
Pritchard, William Richard
Proctor, George V.
Prosser, James A.
Proudfoot, Hugh W.
Pruden, William H.
Pulaski, Casimir
Punch, Philip J.
Purce, E.J.
Purse, Thomas
Purse, W.
Purtell, J.H.
Putnam, Carlton
Putney, F.F.
Quarterman, A.S.
Quarterman, Joseph
Quarterman, LT
Quarterman, PVT (of Liberty County)
Quarterman, Robert
Quarterman, Robert Y.
Quarterman, T.
Quarterman, Thomas F.
Quincy, Josiah
Quitman, John Anthony
Rabun, John W.
Rabun, William
Rachels, John
Rachels, Kerenhappuch ("Karen") (Smith)
Rae, Robert
Rahn, Conrad
Rahn, Samuel
Raiford, Hinchey Warren
Raiford, Robert
Raines, George Washington
Raines, Thomas
Raines, Thomas A.
Ramey, J.D.
Randall, James Ryder
Randolph, John F.
Randolph, John G.
Rankin, William
Ratliff, John
Ravenel, QM (of Charleston, South Carolina)
Rawls, John
Rawson, C.W.
Rawson, J.G.
Ray, CPT (of Crawford County)
Raymond, J.P.
Rea, Daniel T.
Read, Jacob (I)
Read, Jacob (II)
Read, Jacob (III)
Read, James Bond
Read, John Postell Williamson
Reece, Charles S.
Reed, Elias
Reed, LT (of Jones County)
Reedy, J.
Rees, David
Rees, Ebenezer Senior
Rees, Elizabeth (Senior)
Rees, Mary Dews (Rice)
Reid, David
Reisser, Nat
Remshart, Daniel
Remshart, William
Remshart, William Wallace
Rendell, R.
Renfroe, Campbell
Rey, Juan Francisco
Reynolds, Benjamin
Rhett, Edmund
Rhett, Haskell S.
Rhett, T.S.
Rhind, Cadwallader D.C.
Rhodes, Birain (sic) B.
Rians, R.
Ribaut (also found as Ribault), Jean
Ricardson, E.
Rice, Gilbert C.
Rice, J.W.
Rice, Mary Dews (see West)
Rice, Zachariah A.
Richards, C.M.
Richards, E.
Richards, Edwin
Richards, W.T.
Richardson, C.Y.
Richardson, CPT (of Richmond, Virginia)
Richardson, James L.
Richardson, Richard
Richardson, Susannah (see Manning)
Richardson, Thomas
Richardson, Walker
Richardsone, Cosmo P.
Riddle, Charles E.
Rigail, Ann Tabitha (Walker)
Rigail, Lawrence (also Louis) Augustus
Robb, J.
Roberson, John
Roberts, Coleman M.
Roberts, CPT (of Charleston, South Carolina)
Roberts, Daniel
Roberts, E.A.
Roberts, Hiram
Roberts, James
Roberts, John Howell
Roberts, John I.
Roberts, John J.
Roberts, Joseph
Roberts, Luke
Roberts, Mary Jane
Roberts, Rowland
Robertson, Francis Marion
Robertson, Thomas
Robertson, William
Robins, Elijah
Robinson, Fanny C. (see Milledge)
Robinson, G.F.
Robinson, George
Robinson, H.
Robinson, Jacob
Robinson, John D.
Robinson, Mr. (of Chatham County)
Robinson, Peter
Robinson, S.
Robinson, Samuel (II)
Robinson, William G.
Robinson, William H.
Rockwell, C.W.
Rockwell, Charles W.
Roddey, Robert L.
Rodgers, Robert L.
Rodman, Thomas W.
Roebling, Eudora DeRenne
Roff, A.
Rogers, Ezra T.
Rogers, John
Rogers, Samuel
Rogers, William H.
Rohr, Jacob
Rokenbaugh, COR (of McIntosh County)
Rokenbaugh (or Rochenbaugh), John Cooper
Rolls, William
Roosevelt, Martha ("Mittie") (Bulloch)
Roosevelt, Theodore (I)
Roosevelt, Theodore (II)
Roote, William R.
Rose, Simri
Rosenberg, Felix
Ross, Ann Lane (Holt)
Ross, Caroline ("Carrie") Virginia (see Smith)
Ross, Henry G.
Ross, Hugh
Ross, John Bennett
Ross, John D.
Ross, Martha Jones (Berrie) (Mrs. Andrew Miller Ross)
Rosser, Alice (Worthing or Worthington)
Rosser, James (I)
Rosser, Sarah (see Smith)
Rossignol, H.
Rounsellat, John
Row, W.
Rowe, Mathew
Rowell, Richard
Rowland, Daniel W.C.
Rowland, J.T.
Royal, W.S.
Rudolph, Michael ("The Lion of the Legion")
Runze, John M.
Russ, J.
Russell, Hugh
Russell, Isaac
Russell, J.
Russell, J.
Russell, Keziah H. (Durkee)
Russell, Levi S.
Russell, Philip Milton (I)
Russell, Samson
Rust, Youel G.
Rustin, Benjamin
Rutherford, John
Rutherford, Nathaniel Greene
Rutledge, John
Ryan, Adam Joseph
Ryan, Patrick
Ryan, W.B.
Saartain, LT (of Louisiana)
Sabal, Lewis
Saffold, Reuben S.
St. Tammany
Sales, John S.
Sallet (sic), R.O.
Sallett(e), Robert
Salmon, Norvell
Saltus, Samuel
Salvo, J.
Samuel, M.M.
Sanderlin, Benjamin
Sanderlin, Benjamin J.
Sanderlin, James
Sanderlin, Jesse
Sanders, D.H.
Sanders, J.
Sanders (or Saunders), J. Henry Domchowski
Sanders, Jesse
Sanders, S.J.
Sanders, Seaborn J.
Sanders, Yancy
Sanford, John William Augustus
Santa Anna
Sapp, Judson C.
Sarzedas, David
Sauer, George
Saunders, Amarinthia (Lowndes)
Saunders, LT (of Crawford County)
Saunders, Roger Parker
Saunders, William
Saussy, Joachim Radcliffe (Sr.)
Saussy, Joachim Radcliffe
Saussy, Robert
Savage, Mary (Wallace)
Savage, Thomas
Sawyer, A.
Sawyer, Martin J.
Sawyer, Mastic
Scallen, CPT (British naval officer)
Scarborough, Hardy
Schenck, Seth C.
Schley, CPT (of Washington County)
Schley, George
Schley, William
Schmidt, Egidius Henry
Schmidt, Robert
Schneider, Conrad
Schreck, Victor G.
Schur, Bernard D.
Sciple, Charles E.
Scophol, COL (see Joseph Coffell)
Scott, Alexander
Scott, R.
Scott, Richard W.
Scott, Theodorick
Scott, W.B.
Scott, William
Scott, Willis B.
Scott, Winfield
Scranton, A.
Scranton, Loyal
Screven, B.S.
Screven, James (I)
Screven, James (II)
Screven, James Proctor
Screven, John
Screven, John Henry
Screven, Martha (see Daniell)
Screven, Mary Hyrne (Smith)
Screven, R.B.
Screven, John
Screven, John Henry
Scribner, Abraham W.
Scriven (sic), PVT (of Liberty County)
Seabrook, William
Seagrove, Robert
Sealey, John
Sealey, Westley
Segur, J.L.
Segur, Joseph F.
Semmes, Paul Jones
Senior, Elizabeth (see Rees)
Sergeant (sic), George
Setze, A.J.
Seyle, P.W.
Seymour, Caroline E.
Seymour, Gurdon Isaac
Seymour, Isaac Gurdon
Shaaf, John
Shad, Solomon (I)
Shad, Solomon (II)
Shaffer, Jacob
Shannon, Joseph
Shapter, J.S.
Sharpe, James Dalton
Sharper, MAJ
Shaw, Ann Elizabeth (see Hanleiter)
Shaw, George
Shaw, Louisa (Trout)
Shea, Thomas W.
Sheffersee, N.
Sheftall, Abraham
Sheftall, Benjamin
Sheftall, Mordecai M.
Sheftall, Moses
Sheftall, Solomon
Shelby, John L.
Shelby, Mrs. Mary Ann (see Hammond)
Shellman, John
Shelman (or Shellman), John M.
Shelton, David
Shelton, Elijah L.
Shelton, William
Shelton, William B.
Shephard, William
Shepherd, Francis
Sheppard, W.
Shick, Frederick
Shiels, Patrick K.
Shingler, T.J.
Shingler, W.P.
Shiver, Sarah Cecilia (see Gonzales)
Short, Adam
Shorter, Reuben C.
Shultz, Henry
Sibley, W.C.
Sickles, H.F. (U.S. Army)
Silva, James S.
Silverman (of the Gate City Guard)
Simmes, Benjamin F.
Simmons, Henry
Simmons, Moses
Simmons, S.B.
Simmons, Thomas Jefferson
Simms, James
Simms, William Gilmore
Sims, James W.
Sims, John R.
Sims, W.J.
Sims, William J.
Sinclair, Carrie Bell
Sitton, P.M.
Skinner, L.
Skipwith, Fulwar
Slade, Marmaduke J.
Slappey, A.G.
Slappey, John G.
Slappy, Reubin H.
Slater, Charles
Slatter, James E.
Slatter, Mary (see Hunter)
Slatter, Thomas
Slatter, W.C.
Slaughter, Lawrence S.
Slaughter, William M.
Slauman, Baker
Sloan, Henry A.
Smisson, Benjamin
Smith, Abraham
Smith, Abraham Jr.
Smith, Alice (see Vinson)
Smith, Ann Hutchinson (see Elliott)
Smith, B.M.
Smith, B.R.
Smith, Benjamin F.
Smith, C. Shaler
Smith, CPT (of the Patriot forces of the Revolution)
Smith, Caroline ("Carrie") Virginia (Ross)
Smith (daughter of Lemuel L. Smith of Crawford County) (see Baker)
Smith, Eliza (see Tattnall)
Smith, Elizabeth (Hartsfield)
Smith, George H.
Smith, George Mongin
Smith, George W. (or F.M.)
Smith, J. Blakely
Smith, J.M.
Smith, James
Smith, James Dickson
Smith, James Rosser
Smith, James Y.
Smith, Jerry
Smith, John
Smith, John Joyner
Smith, John Sr.
Smith, Jonathan Northrop
Smith, Kerenhappuch ("Keren" or "Karen") (see Rachels)
Smith, Lemuel L. (of Crawford County)
Smith, Lemuel W. (of Savannah)
Smith, Louiza (see Blasingame)
Smith, M.A.
Smith, Mary Hyrne (see Screven)
Smith, Mary ("Polly") (Dickson)
Smith, Miles
Smith, Nancy Ann (Walker)
Smith, Nehemiah
Smith, Permelia H. (Freeman)
Smith, Peter
Smith, Pinckney
Smith, Rebecca (see Futrell)
Smith, Rebecca R. (see Evans)
Smith, Robert
Smith, Robert A.
Smith, Robley Dunglison
Smith, Samuel Sr.
Smith, Sarah (see Rachels)
Smith, Sarah (Rosser)
Smith, Teresa (Webb)
Smith, Thomas
Smith, Thomas Abraham
Smith, Thomas Adams
Smith, Thomas H.
Smith, Thomas Pinckney
Smith, W.W.
Smith, William (of Savannah)
Smith, William E. ("Tete")
Smith, William G.
Smith, William Jackson
Smith, William ("Billie") Thomas
Snead, Claiborne
Snead, John C.
Sneed, A.C.
Snelling, William B.
Solomons, Abraham A.
Solomons, Edward W.
Sondheim, B.
Sorrel, Alexander Claxton
Sorrel, Araminta Douglas (see Mackall)
Sorrel (or Sorrell), Francis
Sorrel, Francis (II)
Sorrel, Gilbert (also given as George) Moxley
Sorrel, Lucinda ("Lucy") Ireland (see Elliott)
 "Sorrel-Top Georgian, The" [see John Milledge (IV)]
Sorrell, R.H.
Soule, Pierre
"South Carolina Hotspur, The" (see Abbot Hall Brisbane)
Spaeth, Charles
Spalding, Charles
Spalding, James
Spalding, R.
Spalding, Randolph
Spalding, Thomas
Spann, Richard C.
Sparks, William C.
Spear, J.W.
Spiers, Alexander Johnston
Spies, Robert C.
Spivey, Eli B.W.
Springs, J.L.
St. John, David W.
St. Ledger, Ellen (Glasco) (see Charlton)
Stacy, E.
Stafford, William
Staley, John B.
Stallings, James
Stamps, CPT (British ship captain)
Stark, James H.
Starnes, Ebenezer A.
Starnes, Winifred (Harvey)
Starr, C.H.
Starr, John G.
Starr, M.A.
Steele, Holmes
Steele, Peter
Stein, Miss (of Savannah)
Steiner, Frank
Stel, Andrew
Stephens, Alexander Hamilton
Stephens, Charles
Stephens, Charles H.
Stephens, J.P.
Stephens, Levy
Stephens, Linton
Stephens, PVT (of Liberty County)
Stephens, Samuel
Stephens, Thomas
Stephens, William (I)
Stephens, William (III)
Stevens, George Whitfield
Stevens, H.M.
Stevens, Isaac Ingalls
Stevens, MAJ (of Liberty County)
Stevens, Oliver
Stevens, Susan Ann (see Brown)
Stevenson, John A.
Steward, Charles A.
Stewart, Charles
Stewart, Daniel
Stewart, Daniel Hepworth
Stewart, Ellen N. (Geer)
Stewart, John
Stewart, Martha (see Elliott)
Stewart, Matthew
Stewart, Matthew W.
Stewart, Richard
Stewart, SGT (U.S. Army)
Stewart, Susanna (Bacon)
Stewart, Susannah (Oswald)
Stewart, Thomas
Stiles, Benjamin Edward
Stiles, Benjamin Edward ("Eddie") Jr.
Stiles, C.W.
Stiles, Clifford A.
Stiles, Elizabeth (Eliza) Anne (Mackay)
Stiles, George W.
Stiles, Joseph C.
Stiles, Mary Cowper (see Low)
Stiles, Robert
Stiles, Robert Mackay
Stiles, William Henry
Stiles, William Henry Jr.
Stillwell, John E.
Stirk, John
Stirk, Samuel
Stites, Richard Montgomery
Stobo, Archibald
Stobo, Jean (see Bulloch)
Stockey, John
Stokes, Bobby
Stone, C.A.
Stone, Francis M.
Stoppelben, L.E.
Storer, G.E.
Stovall, Elizabeth (see Dearing)
Stovall, Massillon A.
Stovall, Thomas P.
Strange, PVT (of Savannah)
Street, George H.
Street, John Jr.
Street, PVT (of McIntosh County)
Strobart, H.
Strota, S.M.
Strozier, L.L.
Stuart, Elizabeth A. (see Dill)
Stuart (or Stewart), James P.
Stuart, Middleton
Stull (surgeon of Louisiana)
Sturges, Benjamin B.
Sturges, Nathaniel L.
Sturges, Oliver
Sturtevant, William B.
Sulivan, Thomas C.
Sullivan, D.
Sullivan, D.F.
Sullivan, James
Summers, George W.
Sumter, Thomas ("The Carolina Gamecock")
Sutlive, John W.
"Swamp Fox, The" (see Francis Marion)
Swanston, David J. (or G. or I.)
Swart (sic), David
Sweat, Samuel B.
Sweet, George D.
"Sweet Lips," 
Swift, Heman
"The Swordmaker of the Confederacy, The" (see Francis Henry Thomson)
Symons, T.Y.

T-Z

Taber, Samuel W.
Taft, O.
Tailfer, Mary
Tailfer, Patrick
Tait, Charles
Talliefer
Talbot, Matthew
Tanner, Joe B.
Tanner, Levin
Tanner, Lewis
Tanner, W.A.
Tanner, W.J.
Tant, L.S.
Tant, W.R.
Tarry, George
Tarver, Elisha
Tarver, Etheldred J.
Tarver, H.A.
Tarver, John V. (I)
Tattnall, Edward Fenwick
Tattnall, Eliza (Smith)
Tattnall, Harriett (Fenwick)
Tattnall, Josiah (II)
Taylor, David Jr.
Taylor, George
Taylor, Henry
Taylor, J.W.
Taylor, Mr. (of Albany)
Taylor, Reuben G.
Taylor, Zachary
Tebout (or Teabout), Tunis
Teasdale, R.
Teasdale, R.H.
Tebeau, John R.
Tebeau, John Robert (III)
Tefft, Charles E.
Telfair, Alexander
Telfair, Edward
Telfair, Josiah G.
Telfair, Margaret (Long)
Telfair, Mary
Telfair, Mary E. (see Cobb)
Telfair, Sarah Alberta Cobb (see Cobb)
Telfair, Thomas
Ten Broeck, Richard K.
Tennille, Ann Bell (Jordan)
Tennille, Clara (Tuttle)
Tennille, Dorothy
Tennille, Francis T.
Tennille, George Francis
Tennille, Jessie Mason (Chisholm)
Tennille, Mary Alice (see Dix)
Tennille, William Alexander
Tennille, William Alexander Jr.
Terrell, Joseph
Terry, Edward
Thackery, William Makepeace
Thames, Thomas
Thaxer, Mr. (of Sparta, Georgia)
Thiess, J.
Thiess, PVT (of Liberty County)
Thiess, Thomas
Thomas, E.L.
Thomas, George
Thomas, George W.
Thomas, Henry J.
Thomas, James Jefferson
Thomas, Jett
Thomas, John
Thomas, Mary Jane (Warner)
Thomas, Philemon
Thomas, PVT (of McIntosh County)
Thomas, Peter G.
Thomas, QM (of Louisiana)
Thomas, Theophilus
Thomasson, Paul P.
Thompson, A.A.
ThompsonSG (of Liberty County)
Thompson, A.R.
Thompson, Alfred
Thompson, George Harvey
Thompson, Isham
Thompson, J.
Thompson, J. Edgar
Thompson, James Jr.
Thompson, Jesse
Thompson, Joseph Jr.
Thompson, Thomas
Thompson, Thomas H.
Thompson, U.G.
Thompson, W.
Thompson, Waddy Jr.
Thompson, Wiley
Thompson, William Goulding
Thomson, Francis Henry ("The Swordmaker of the Confederacy")
Thomson, John
Thomson, John Anna (Blance)
Thornbee, J.
Thornbury, James W.
Thornton, S.A.
Thorpe, J.
Thorpe, John
Thorpe, S.
Thrasher, Jack S.
Threadcraft, Seth G.
Throop, George
Tidwell, John J.
Tift, A.F.
Tift, Nelson
Tiller, Bagwell B.
Tillman, George
Tillman, James H.
Tillman, John
Tilton, A.
Tilton, Nathaniel O.
Tinsley, Elias C.
Tinsley, William J.
Titus, H.T.
Titus, LT (of Kentucky)
Tobin, Thomas
Todd, Henry
Tomlinson, J.J.
Tomlinson, R.L.
Tomochichi
Tompkins, E.
Tompkins, John
Tompkins, Sallie Louisa
Tondee, Peter
Toole, James
Toombs, Robert Augustus
Toombs, Sara (see Dubose)
Toomer, H.B.
Torpy, Patrick
Totten, LT Cmdg (U.S. Navy)
Towns, George Washington Bonaparte
Tracy, Edward Dorr
Tracy, Sally (see Gould)
Travis, William Barrett
Trescott, William H.
Triebner, Christopher F.
Trippe, William W.
Trott, A.W.
Trott, T.C.
Trou, A.W.
Troup, Anna (Carter)
Troup, Florida (see Bryan)
Troup, George Michael (I)
Troup, James McGillivray
Trout, Louisa (see Shaw)
Troutman, Hiram B.
Troutman, Joanna
Tucker, Henry
Tucker, John Frederick
Tucker, R.J.M.
Tucker, Sarah C.R. (see Olmstead)
Tufts, Francis
Tuggle, Dr. (of Albany)
Tulen, Zachariah
Tupper, Frederick A.
Turner, Allen
Turner, Gregory
Turner, J. McLeod
Turner, John
Turner, Lucy (see Barnard)
Turner, Nat
Turnipseed, Richard Augustus
Turnipseed, Sallie M. (Marable)
Turnkett, George A.
Turpin, J.
"Tuscarora Jack" (see John Barnwell)
Tutt, H.B.
Tutt, W.H. Jr.
Tuttle, Clara (see Tennille)
Twiggs, John
Twilley, Elijah
Twitty, Peter W.
Tyler, B.Y.
Tyner, Keeland
Tyner, PVT (of Macon)
Ulmer, Charles
Underwood, John
Urlsperger, Samuel
Urquhart, John A.
Urquhart, OSG (of Richmond County)
Ussa Yoholo
Valdés, Geronimo
Valentine, B.
Valentine, Louis
Valgneur, H.
Valleau, Henry J.
Valleau, William N.
Valley, George
Vallotton, James
Van Alen, Peter Laurence
Van Trump, H.F.
Van Dyke, J.A.
Vance, John S.
Vanderbilt, Cornelius
Vanhouten, J.H.
Varnedoe, S.M.
Varner, John
Vason, Cordelia A. (Pope)
Vason, David Alexander
Vason, John C.
Vason, M.E.
Vason, Mary Indiana (Pope)
Vason, Sarah (Ficklin)
Vason, William J. (I)
Vason, William J. (II)
Verdery, S.A.
Verdier, John Mark
Verell, William
Verstille, W.H.S.
Viebrok, Johnny
Vincent, J.C.
Vincent, W.J.
Vinson, Davis
Vinson, Alice (Smith)
Vinson, Wiley
Volker, Charles
Von Hindenburg, GEN
Wade, CPL (of Savannah)
Wade, P.B.
Wadley, William M.
Wadsworth, Alexander S.
Wagner, W.H.
Waiss, William
Wakeman, M.H.
Walburg (sic), Jacob
Waldhauer, David
Walker, Ann Tabitha (see Rigail)
Walker, Charles
Walker, D.L.
Walker, Dickerson
Walker, Edward J.
Walker, Freeman
Walker, George
Walker, James C.
Walker, John
Walker, Joseph
Walker, Nancy Ann (see Smith)
Walker, PVT (of Liberty County)
Walker, Robert
Walker, Robert Downie
Walker, Thomas
Walker, Valentine
Walker, William ("The Grey-Eyed Man of Destiny")
Walker, William Henry Talbot
Wall, James J.
Wall, Robert W.
Wallace, Alexander M.
Wallicon, Daniel
Wallis, M.R.
Wallis, William C.
Walls, Samuel
Walpole, John
Walsh, Thomas J.
Walsh (a/k/a Washington), Thomas
Walter, Emily H. (see Charlton)
Walter, George H.
Walter, Thomas
Walthour, George W.
Walthour, PVT (of Liberty County)
Walthour, W.L.
Walthour, William Lowndes
Walton, C.R.
Walton, Elizabeth Martha (see Watkins)
Walton, George
Walton, John
Walton, John Carter
Walton, John E.
Walton, R.
Wambersie, Emanuel
Ward, Charles H.
Ward, Thomas A.
Ward, William
Wardlaw, George B.
Ware, Robert A.
Waring, Anna Moodie (Johnstone)
Waring, George Houstoun (I)
Waring, Joseph Frederick
Waring, William Richard (I)
Waring, William Richard (II)
Warnel (sic), William
Warnell, W.E.
Warner, Hiram
Warner, Mary Jane (see Thomas)
Warner, Sarah Watts (Abercrombie)
Warren, Edmund
Warren, Eli
Warren, Louis Philip de Saubleux
Warren, Sladder (sic)
Washburn, Henry K.
Washington, Charles
Washington, George
Washington, Robert
Washington (f/k/a Walsh), Thomas
Washington, William
Waters, Isaac
Waters, Sinclair
Watkins, C.A.
Watkins, Elizabeth Martha (Walton)
Watkins, Everett
Watkins, Frank
Watkins, George
Watkins, George W.
Watkins, Robert
Watkins, Thomas
Watkins, Thomas W.
Watson, A.M.
Watson, Charles
Watson, John H.
Watter, William
Watts, Edward
Waudin, John
Waver, A.H.
WaySG (of Liberty County)
Way, Charlton Hines
Way, Edmund B.
Way, Frances ("Fannie") Malone (Williams)
Way, J.
Way, J.B.
Way, John
Way, John (III)
Way, Joseph
Way, Joseph Jr.
Way, Joseph Bacon
Way, Moses
Way, Quarterman
Way, W.
Way, W.F.
Way, W.I.
Way, W.P.
Way, William J.
Wayne, Mrs. A.F.
Wayne, Anthony
Wayne, Henry Constantine
Wayne, James Moore
Wayne, R.
Wayne, Richard
Wayne, Richard Alexander
Wayne, William Clifford
Weaver, A.G.
Weaver, B.W.
Webb, Charles
Webb, John E.
Webb, LT (of Beaufort District, South Carolina)
Webb, Richard
Webb, Mrs. Teresa (see Smith)
Webb, Wiley
Webster, C.
Webster, Daniel
Wedgwood, Josiah
Weed, CPL (of Savannah)
Weed, N.B.
Weems, John B.
Weigand, Henry
Welborne, Johnson
Welch, Ike
Welch, J.
Welch, Michael
Welch, T.
Wellborn, William
Wells, George
Wells, Humphrey Jr.
Wells, James
Wells, Joseph Eastburn
Wells, Thomas Flournoy
Welman, Francis H.
Welscher, Joseph
Welsh, John
West, Charles
West, Charles Nephew
West, Hilborne
West, Joseph Jones
West, Rev. (of Augusta), 
West, Susan (Elliott)
Wetter, Augustus Peter
Wetter, Conrad
Wetter, Edward Josiah Thomas Alexander Telfair Peter Carl Augustus Long
Wetter, Louisa Alberta Telfair (see Gould)
Wetter, Mary Martha ("Meta")
Wetter, Sarah Alberta Addison Alexina Telfair (Cobb)
Wheat, Chatham Roberdeau
Wheeler, Green M.
Whidden, W.H.
Whiddon, Alexander
Whitaker, E.
Whitaker, Wiggins W.
White, Alice May
White, Annie Leigh
White, Edward
White, George
White, J.
White, James
White, James L.
White, John
White, John Younger
White, Joseph A.
White, Joseph Parker
White, Leonard D.
White, R.G.
White, Samuel Gore
White, Steele
White, W.
White, W.T.
White, W.W.
White, William Parker
Whitefield, George
Whitefield, James
Whitehead, Charles
Whitehead, James
Whitehead, John
Whitehead, John Jr.
Whitehead, Ruth Lowndes (Berrien)
Whiteley, Richard Henry ("Dick")
Whiting, Ann J. (see Durkee)
Whiting, Joseph C.
Whiting, Lucy (see Durkee)
Whitney, Y.A.
Whittington, Ephriam
Whyte, Robert A.
Whyte, Thomas
Wick, John B.
Wickersham, Lucy Ann (see Dawson)
Wiggins, Joseph
Wilber, M.
Wilbur, T.A.
Wilcox, Jacob
Wilde, John W.
Wilkie, O.
Wilkins, Archibald
Wilkins, J.C.
Wilkins, Paul
Wilkins, Paul H.
Wilkinson, James
Willard, Boswell H.
Willcoxon, Cleveland
Willet, A.P.
Willett, George M.
Willey, Mr. (professor of swordsmanship)
William, Williams (II), 
Williams, A.B.
Williams, C.A.
Wiliams, Clarence Henry
Williams, CPT (of Crawford County)
Williams, David R.
Williams, Ebenezer ("Eben") Hills (I)
Williams, Ebenezer ("Eben") Hills (II)
Williams, Edward Theodore
Williams, Eliza T. (see Jenkins)
Williams, H.
Williams, Henry
Williams, John
Williams, John M.
Williams, Lucy (Durkee)
Williams, M. Edgar
Williams, Mary (Millen)
Williams, P.J.
Williams, Richard Farr
Williams, S.B.
Williams, Samuel
Williams, Sarah Wells (DePre)
Williams, Theopolis
Williams, Thomas Francis
Williams, William (II)
Williams, William O.
Williams, William T.
Williams, William Thorne
Williams, Wilson
Williams, Zachariah
Williamson, Charles
Williamson, Henry
Williamson, John
Williamson, John Garnier
Williamson, John Postell
Williamson, Paul
Willink, John H.
Willis, Benjamin F.
Willis, Francis
Wilmot, T.T.
Wilson, Claudius Charles
Wilson, Edward G.
Wilson, James
Wilson, John
Wilson, Joseph
Wilson, Kate C. (see Barnes)
Wilson, Reddin (or Redding)
Wilson, S.J.
Wilson, Samuel C.
Wilson, Silas
Wilson, Solomon V.
Wilson, T.B.
Wilson, William
Wilson, William S.
Wilson, William T.
Wiltberger, Josephine (Gregory)
Wiltberger, Peter
Wiltberger, William Henry
Wily, J.
Winbury, J.M.
Wing, G.F.
Winkler, Joseph Alexander
Winkler, Shadrack N.
Winkler, Zachariah N.
Winn, A.
Winn, Abial
Winn, Catherine (see Fleming)
Winn, E.L.
Winn, J.W.
Winn, John
Winn, Josiah
Winn, Mary (see Lyon)
Winn, Mary E. (Fleming)
Winn, Peter
Winn, Peter F.
Winn, PVT (of Liberty County)
Winn, Richard
Winn, SGT (of Liberty County)
Winn, Theodore N.
Winn, William John
Winship, George
Winship, Robert
Winter, Fritz
Winter, John Gano
Winston, Thomas M.
Wise, Samuel
Witter, F.R.
Wood, Henry
Wood, Isham J.
Wood, Jacob
Wood, Solomon
Woodbridge, Thomas
Woodbridge, Wylly
Woodruff, Joseph
Woodruff, Mary (Forrester)
Woods, Thomas
Woodward, Ellen Vail (see Orme)
Woodward, Park
Woodward, Thomas Simpson
Woolfolk, LT (of Kentucky)
Woolley, Vardy
Wooten, W.H.
Wooton, Council B.
Worsham, George
Worth, William Jenkins
Wren, J.W.
Wright, Allen R.
Wright, Ambrose (of Christ Church Parish)
Wright, Ambrose Ransom
Wright, Dorothy (Chandler)
Wright, Edward W.
Wright, F.K.
Wright, Gilbert Jefferson ("Old Gib")
Wright, James
Wright, James H.
Wright, Obed
Wright, Samuel B.
Wunges (sic), G.W.
Wyche, James
Wyeth, N.C.
Wylie, H.M.
Wylly, A.C.
Wylly, Alexander Campbell
Wylly, Elisha
Wylly, George Washington
Wylly, Leonidas
Wylly, Naomi (Dasher)
Wylly, T.S.
Wylly, William C.
Wynn, Burwell J.
Yancey, B.F.
Yancey, William Lowndes
Yonge, William Phillip (II)
Yopp, John W.
Youmans, Ruth (see Lyons)
Young, A.
Young, C.R.
Young, David
Young, George
Young, Isaac
Young, J.T.
Young, James Box
Young, Moses
Young, Pierce Manning Butler
Young, William B.
Zealy, Elizabeth (see Preston)
Zealy, William
Zimmerman, John Paul Godfrey
Zipprew (i.e., Zipperer), Christian
Zittrower (or Zitrauer), James A.

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