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1 | COUNTRY | STATE | BRANCH | UNIT | RANK | WAR | BATTLE | WOUND | POW | MIA | KIA | NAME | DETAILS | |||||||||||||
2 | 2nd | Great | Grand | Father | USA | AL | Confederate Army | 31st AL Inf. Rgmt. Co. K | PVT | Civil War | Battle of Baker's Creek, MS during the Vicksburg Campaign | WOUND | POW | Joseph Madison Crenshaw | Wounded by musket ball shoulder and knee at the Battle of Baker’s Creek, MS. Vicksburg Campaign. | |||||||||||
3 | 2nd | Great | Grand | Father | USA | AL | Confederate Army | 46th AL Inf. Rgmt. Co. F | PVT | Civil War | Battle of the Wilderness, VA of the Overland Campaign | WOUND | MIA | KIA | Wiley D. Crenshaw | |||||||||||
4 | 3rd | Great | Grand | Father | USA | NC | Confederate Army | 57th NC Infantry Co. H | PVT | Civil War | WOUND | POW | KIA | John G. Rowland | Died of Smallpox while a POW at Camp Chase in Ohio. | |||||||||||
5 | 3rd | Great | Grand | Father | USA | MA | Union Army | 28th MA Infantry Co. A | PVT | Civil War | Charles W. Bumpus | |||||||||||||||
6 | 3rd | Great | Grand | Father | USA | AL | Union Army | 1st AL Cavalry Rgmt., Co. H (Union) | PVT | Civil War | Jonathan K. Allsion | An Alabma Unit that served on the side of the Union for the entire war. | ||||||||||||||
7 | 4th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | MA | Colonial Militia | Middleborough Regt. | PVT | War of 1812 | Levi Haskins | Cpt. Pierce Lt. Col. Howard Rgmt. | ||||||||||||||
8 | 4th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | AL | Confederate Army | 29th AL Inf. Rgmt. Co. H | PVT | Civil War | Battle of Missionary Ridge, TN & The Atlanta Campaign | WOUND | Milton W. Hagood | Hospitalized for three months. Returned to duty and fought in the Atlanta Campaign. | ||||||||||||
9 | 4th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | NC | Confederate Army | 7th NC Inf. Rgtmt. | PVT | Civil War | William B. Sanders | |||||||||||||||
10 | 4th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | GA | Colonial Militia | GA Militia | PVT | War of 1812 | William H. Bird | |||||||||||||||
11 | 5th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | NC | Colonial Militia | NC Militia | PVT | American Revolution | POW | John W. Sanders | Captured by loyalist Col. Fanning and held as a POW in Wilmington. Col. Fanning also captured NC Gov. Thomas Burke. | |||||||||||||
12 | 5th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | MA | Continental Army | 14th MA Inf. Rgmt. | PVT | American Revolution | Battle of Saratoga | Joseph Bumpus | Col. Bradford's Regiment | |||||||||||||
13 | 5th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | NC | Colonial Militia | NC Militia | War of 1812 | Benjamin Epps Moody | ||||||||||||||||
14 | 5th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | PA | Continental Army | 6th PA Inf. Bn. | CPL | American Revolution | William McCormick | BN CO Col. William Irvine. Made Corporal 25 Sep 1776 under Cpt. Abraham Smith's Co. | ||||||||||||||
15 | 5th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | SC | Colonial Militia | SC Militia | American Revolution | Rev. Peter Rowland | Col. McIntosh Regiment, SC Line | |||||||||||||||
16 | 5th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | SC | Colonial Militia | SC Militia | American Revolution | Isaac Burson | Express Rider | |||||||||||||||
17 | 6th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | NC | Colonial Militia | NC Militia | PVT | American Revolution | Battle of Guilford, MS | WOUND | William Sanders | |||||||||||||
18 | 6th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | MA | Continental Army | 4th MA Inf. Rgmt. | CAPT | American Revolution | David Nye | |||||||||||||||
19 | 6th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | SC | Continental Army | SC Francis Marion's Brigade | 1stLT | American Revolution | Robert Allison | Also fought for the British in the French and Indian War | ||||||||||||||
20 | 6th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | SC | Colonial Militia | SC Militia (Pre-Rev) | CAPT | French Indian War | Robert Allison | |||||||||||||||
21 | 6th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | NC | Colonial Militia | NC Militia | PVT | American Revolution | Thomas Moody | |||||||||||||||
22 | 6th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | VA | Colonial Militia | VA Militia | American Revolution | Rev. John Henry Buford | ||||||||||||||||
23 | 7th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | NC | Colonial Militia | NC Militia | PVT | Indian Wars (1700s) | Willie J. Hagood I | Donaldson’s Regiment of Mounted Militia, Territory South of the Ohio River | ||||||||||||||
24 | 7th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | GA | Colonial Militia | GA Militia Co. Irish Tigers | American Revolution | Walker Williamson | ||||||||||||||||
25 | 7th | Great | Grand | Father | Great Britain | VA | Colonial Militia | VA Militia (Pre-Rev.) | PVT | French Indian War | John Crenshaw | |||||||||||||||
26 | 9th | Great | Grand | Father | USA | MA | Colonial Militia | MA Militia | COL | Indian Wars (1600s) | John Thacher Sr. | |||||||||||||||
27 | 0 | Grand | Uncle | USA | AL | Navy | EM2 | WW II | Battle of the Atlantic, Invasion of North Africa | Maurice R. McDonald | USS Cherokee Atlantic. Came to the aid of the USS Salinas damaged by torpedo. | |||||||||||||||
28 | 0 | Grand | Uncle | USA | AL | Navy | Utility Sqaudron Four | ARM2 | WW II | Battle of the Atlantic | Herman C. Crenshaw | |||||||||||||||
29 | 0 | Grand | Uncle | USA | AL | Army | WW I | Earl Embrue McDonald | ||||||||||||||||||
30 | 0 | Grand | Uncle | USA | MA | Army | 76th Inf. 301st FA | WGNR | WW I | Western Front France | Levi T. Haskins | |||||||||||||||
31 | Half | Grand | Uncle | USA | MA | Army | MSGT | WW II, Korean War, Vietnam War | Robert L. Peelo | Served 1943 to 1970 | ||||||||||||||||
32 | Half | Grand | Uncle | USA | MA | Army & Air Force | MSGT | Korean & Vietnam War | John J. Peelo Jr. | Served 1948 to 1968 | ||||||||||||||||
33 | 1st | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | MA | Army | 26th Inf. Div. 101st Engineering Bn. Co. E | CPL | WW I | Western Front France | James H. McConnell | ||||||||||||||
34 | 2nd | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | AL | Confederate Army | 31st AL Inf. Rgmt. Co. K | PVT | Civil War | Jeptha F. Crenshaw | Also Co. A | ||||||||||||||
35 | 2nd | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | AL | Confederate Army | 29th AL Inf. Rgmt. | PVT | Civil War | William J. Salser | |||||||||||||||
36 | 3rd | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | AL | Confederate Army | 20th AL Inf. Rgtmt. Co. B | PVT | Civil War | James Bell | |||||||||||||||
37 | 3rd | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | TN | Union Army | 12th TN Cavalry Rgmt. Co. C (Union) | PVT | Civil War | James A. Allison | A TN unit that fought with the Union. | ||||||||||||||
38 | 3rd | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | SC | Confederate Army | 2nd SC Inf. SC Rifleman | SGT | Civil War | ||||||||||||||||
39 | 3rd | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | AR | Confederate Army | 2nd AR Mounted Rifle Co, 3rd AR Inf. Rgmt. Co. F | PVT | Civil War | Battle of Stones River, TN; Battle of Antietam, Battle of Ameila Springs, | WOUND | POW | George W. Rowland | Private--Enlisted in Co. F, 3rd Arkansas Infantry, at Rockport, Arkansas, June 20, 1861; wounded at the Battle of Stone River, TN as a part of 2nd AR Mounted Rifles; captured at Sharpsburg, Maryland, September 17, 1862; confined at Fort McHenry, Maryland; exchanged at Aikens Landing, Virginia, November 10, 1862; absent on detached service to division artillery, June 9, 1863; captured at Amelia Court House, Virginia, April 5, 1865; confined at Point Lookout, Maryland, until released on oath of allegiance on June 17, 1865. | |||||||||||
40 | 3rd | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | AR | Confederate Army | 2nd Rgmt. AR Cavalry | PVT | Civil War | William H. Rowland | |||||||||||||||
41 | 3rd | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | MA | Union Army | 58th MA Inf. Co. C | PVT | Civil War | Overaland Campaign, VA | WOUND | POW | KIA | Horatio Gates Harlow | Died of Anasarca Dropsy, as a POW in a Confederate POW camp, Danville, VA | ||||||||||
42 | 4th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | FL | Colonial Militia | 1st FL Mounted Militia | PVT | 2nd Seminole Indian War | Benjamin Moody | Col. John Warren Commanding Officer. | ||||||||||||||
43 | 4th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | SC | Colonial Militia | SC Militia | PVT | American Revolution | Stephen Crenshaw | |||||||||||||||
44 | 5th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | MA | Continental Army | 5th MA Inf. Rgmt. | PVT | American Revolution | Joseph Bumpus | Colonel Rufus Putnam's 5th Massachusetts Regiment, Capt. Nathan Goodale's Co. | ||||||||||||||
45 | 5th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | SC | Colonial Militia | SC Militia | GNR | American Revolution | Rev. Joseph Royal Barnett | |||||||||||||||
46 | 5th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | SC | Colonial Militia | SC Militia | American Revolution | Micajah Cicero Barnett | Roebuck's Regiment | |||||||||||||||
47 | 5th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | PA | Continental Army | 6th PA Inf. Rgmt. | American Revolution | John Shaw | ||||||||||||||||
48 | 6th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | MA | Colonial Militia | MA Militia | PVT | War of 1812 | John Perkins | Cpt. S. Jenkins' Co. Lt. Col. Langley's Rgmt. Raised at Willimsburg, service at Boston. | ||||||||||||||
49 | 6th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | MA | Colonial Militia | MA Militia | CPL | War of 1812 | Ignatius Perkins | Cpt. J. B. Brown's Co. Lt. Col. Langley's Rgmt. Raised at Stow and Boston, Service at Boston. | ||||||||||||||
50 | 6th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | MA | Colonial Militia | Minute Man | American Revolution | Jeremiah Bumpus | Marched on alarms in MA and RI between 1775-1780 | |||||||||||||||
51 | 6th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | NC | Colonial Militia | NC Militia | CPT | Regulator Mvmnt. of NC | Several Skirmishes | Jesse Saunders | Prior to the war, he was Cpt. of the 6th NC Militia and was involved with several skirmishes with regulators. His brother Edward was killed in one of these skirmishes. | |||||||||||||
52 | 6th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | NC | Continental Army | NC Militia | CPL | American Revolution | Jesse Saunders | |||||||||||||||
53 | 6th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | NC | Colonial Militia | NC Militia | Regulator Mvmnt. of NC | Several Skirmishes | KIA | Edward Saunders | Killed while fighting Regulators with his brother Jesse. | |||||||||||||
54 | 6th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | VA | Continental Navy | Virginia Navy | LT | American Revolution | Joseph Saunders | |||||||||||||||
55 | 6th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | VA | Continental Army | 2nd VA Inf. Rgmt. | SGT | American Revolution | Presley Saunders | |||||||||||||||
56 | 6th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | VA | Continental Army | VA Militia | PVT | American Revolution | Thomas Saunders | |||||||||||||||
57 | 6th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | MA | Colonial Militia | MA Militia | 2LT | American Revolution | John Nye | |||||||||||||||
58 | 6th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | VA | Colonial Militia | VA Militia | CPT | American Revolution | James Warren Buford | |||||||||||||||
59 | 7th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | VA | Colonial Militia | VA Militia | PVT | American Revolution | Joseph Crenshaw | |||||||||||||||
60 | 7th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | GA | Colonial Militia | GA Militia Co. Irish Tigers | American Revolution | Robert Williamson | ||||||||||||||||
61 | 7th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | GA | Colonial Militia | GA Militia Co. Irish Tigers | American Revolution | Henry Williamson | ||||||||||||||||
62 | 7th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | GA | Colonial Militia | GA Militia Co. Irish Tigers | American Revolution | John Williamson | ||||||||||||||||
63 | 7th | Great | Grand | Uncle | USA | GA | Colonial Militia | Surgeon & Reverend | American Revolution | Hugh Williamson | ||||||||||||||||
64 | Half 1st | 1x | Removed | Cousin | USA | MA | Army | Vietnam War | David L. Peelo | |||||||||||||||||
65 | 1st | 2x | Removed | Cousin | Great Britain | ENG | Royal Army | Royal Gloucestshire Rgmt., Machine Gun Corps | WO2 | WW I | George E. Smallwood | |||||||||||||||
66 | 1st | 2x | Removed | Cousin | USA | AL | Navy | WW II | Rowland C. McDonald | |||||||||||||||||
67 | 1st | 2x | Removed | Cousin | Great Britain | ENG | Royal Army | Machine Gun Corps | PVT | WW I | Battle of Somme | MIA | KIA | George E. Barber | Burial: Thiepval, Departement de la Somme, Picardie, France | |||||||||||
68 | 1st | 2x | Removed | Cousin | USA | MA | Navy | FA | Korean War | Carl R. McConnell | ||||||||||||||||
69 | 1st | 2x | Removed | Cousin | USA | AL | Air Force | 38th Civil Eng. Sqaudron | MSGT | WW II | Robert R. Tidmore | Served 1941 - 1964, d. 1969 in Germany, Buried in Neuleiningen, Germany | ||||||||||||||
70 | 1st | 3x | Removed | Cousin | Great Britain | ENG | Royal Army | Labour Corps, Royal Berkshire Rgmt. | PVT | WW I | Western Front France | George E. Pinner | ||||||||||||||
71 | 1st | 3x | Removed | Cousin | USA | MA | Army | 308th ARD | PVT | WW I | Lawrence H. Haskins | NPRC: 2-30018730025 | ||||||||||||||
72 | 1st | 3x | Removed | Cousin | USA | AL | Army | 42nd Quartermaster | CPL | WW II | Curtis L. Dennard | |||||||||||||||
73 | 1st | 3x | Removed | Cousin | Great Britain | ENG | Royal Army | Prince of Wales's Own (West Yorkshire) Infantry Regiment, | SGT | WW I | Western Front France | WOUND | Walter Beach | GSW to left arm. Served 21 years. Prior to WW I he was stationed in the East Indies and the Arabian Peninsula. | ||||||||||||
74 | 1st | 4x | Removed | Cousin | USA | AL | Confederate Army | 1st AL Inf. Rgmt. Co. D | SGT | Civil War | Battle for Port Hudson, MS during the Vicksburg Campaign | KIA | John W. Copeland | |||||||||||||
75 | 1st | 5x | Removed | Cousin | USA | MA | Union Army | 40th MA Inf. Rgmt. Co. I | CPL | Civil War | Barzilla Manamon | |||||||||||||||
76 | 1st | 5x | Removed | Cousin | USA | AL | Confederate Army | 62nd AL Inf. Rgmt. Co. K | PVT | Civil War | William R. Bell | |||||||||||||||
77 | 1st | 6x | Removed | Cousin | USA | MA | Colonial Militia | Middleborough Regt. | PVT | War of 1812 | Warren Bump | Cpt. Pierce Lt. Col. Howard Rgmt. | ||||||||||||||
78 | 1st | 6x | Removed | Cousin | USA | MA | Colonial Militia | Middleborough Regt. | PVT | War of 1812 | Andrew Bump | Cpt. Pierce Lt. Col. Howard Rgmt. | ||||||||||||||
79 | 1st | 7x | Removed | Cousin | USA | MA | Colonial Militia | PVT | American Revolution | Joseph Bumpus | ||||||||||||||||
80 | 1st | 7x | Removed | Cousin | USA | MA | Colonial Militia | 14th MA Inf. Rgmt. | Fifer | American Revolution | Battle of Saratoga | Shubael Bumpus | 17 years old. Colonel Gamaliel Bradford's Regiment, & Col. Joshua Eddy’s Middleborrough Men. | |||||||||||||
81 | 1st | 7x | Removed | Cousin | USA | MA | Colonial Militia | 14th MA Inf. Rgmt. Co. 4 | LT & CPT | American Revolution | Jerimiah Bumpus | |||||||||||||||
82 | 1st | 7x | Removed | Cousin | USA | VA | Continental Army | VA Continetal Army | CPL | American Revolution | James D. Crenshaw | |||||||||||||||
83 | 1st | 11x | Removed | Cousin | Great Britain | MA | Colonial Militia | New England Colonial Forces | GEN | Indian Wars (1600s) | Josiah Winslow | CO New England Colonial Forces and 2nd Governor of New England | ||||||||||||||
84 | 1st | 11x | Removed | Cousin | Great Britain | MA | Colonial Militia | Plymouth Co. | CPT & COL | Indian Wars (1600s) | King Philip's War, 'Great Swamp Fight' of Dec. 19, 1675, near South Kingston, R.I. | WOUND | Benjamin Church | Also, King Willima's War, Queen Anne's War, | ||||||||||||
85 | 2nd | 1x | Removed | Cousin | USA | AL | Navy | CMC | Korean & Vietnam War | Howard E. Tidmore | ||||||||||||||||
86 | 2nd | 1x | Removed | Cousin | USA | MA | Navy | CHIEF | WW II | Ernest A. Palmer | ||||||||||||||||
87 | 2nd | 1x | Removed | Cousin | USA | MA | Army | 3rd Armored Div. | John P. Stearns | |||||||||||||||||
88 | 2nd | 1x | Removed | Cousin | Great Britain | ENG | Royal Navy | HMS Calliope | WW II | Battle of the Atlantic | KIA | Ernest W. Pimm | Killed by an explosion during a refuleing operation 2 Dec 1941 five days before Pearl Harbor | |||||||||||||
89 | 2nd | 1x | Removed | Cousin | USA | FL | Navy | CHIEF | Richard W. McConnell | Served 1966-1988 | ||||||||||||||||
90 | 2nd | 2x | Removed | Cousin | Great Britain | NH | Colonial Militia | NH Militia (Pre-Rev.) | PVT | French Indian War | Isaac Benson | Company Commander Jenckes. Later fights in Amer. Rev. as LT and CPT | ||||||||||||||
91 | 2nd | 2x | Removed | Cousin | USA | NH | Continental Army | NH Militia | LT & CPT | American Revolution | Battle of Ticonderoga | Isaac Benson | Also fought in the French and Indian War | |||||||||||||
92 | 2nd | 7x | Removed | Cousin | USA | NH | Colonial Militia | NH Militia (Pre-Rev.) | PVT | French Indian War | Jacob Benson | Company Commander Jenckes. Brother of Isaac | ||||||||||||||
93 | 2nd | 7x | Removed | Cousin | USA | NY | Colonial Militia | 13th NY Inf. Rgmt. Co. Albany | EN | American Revolution | Job Benson | |||||||||||||||
94 | 3rd | 1x | Removed | Cousin | USA | AL | Marine Corps | PVT | WW II | Battle of the Pacific | Sammie G. Nolen | Stationed on Gaudacanal a few months after the battle. | ||||||||||||||
95 | 3rd | 1x | Removed | Cousin | USA | AL | Navy | Paul Crenshaw | ||||||||||||||||||
96 | 3rd | 2x | Removed | Cousin | Great Britain | ENG | Royal Army | Royal Garrison Artillery | WW I | WOUND | Joseph Shervington | GSW right knee & left chest | ||||||||||||||
97 | 3rd | 2x | Removed | Cousin | USA | SC | Army | 60th Inf. Rgmt. 9th Inf. Div. Co. E | 1stSGT | WWII | Normandy | KIA | James R. Guinn | PER NPRC: James's service record was destroyed by fire at the National Archives in 1973. All we know is that he died in France about a month after D-Day. If we assume he was with the 60th Inf. Rgmt. from 1940, then based upon the military unit records and order of battle, he was also part of operations in North Africa and Sicily prior to landing in France on D-Day. This experience would support his rank of First Sergeant at the time he was killed in action. | ||||||||||||
98 | 3rd | 2x | Removed | Cousin | Great Britain | ENG | Royal Army | Ostler | WW I | France | WOUND | Alfred Shervington | Wounded and hospitalized for mustard gas inhalation, France. | |||||||||||||
99 | 3rd | 2x | Removed | Cousin | Great Britain | ENG | Royal Army | Royal Engineers, Natal Field Force | Sapper | 2nd Boer War | South Africa, Battles at Cape Colony, Trafalgar Heights, Relief of Ladysmith | KIA | Albert A. Shurvinton | Died of Enteric Fever | ||||||||||||
100 | 3rd | 2x | Removed | Cousin | Great Britain | ENG | Royal Army | Royal Lincolnshire Rgmt., Labour Corps | PVT | WW I | William H. Shirvington | Served 3 years 200 days, Diascharged Epilepsy |