Captain John Southwick (Carpenter). Follow VA 693 into the preserve. After being mustered into Federal service, the regiment remained 1st Tennessee Infantry (2120) 1978 Virginia Historical Society Patient Relations/Volunteer Services209.461.3836, 525 West Acacia Street, Stockton, CA 95203, The leg veins connected to the heart muscle, Terri Day named president of Adventist Health Lodi Memorial and Dameron Hospital, Dameron Hospital acquires new state-of-the-art robotic surgical system, Adventist Health to manage Dameron Hospital, Anterior Hip Replacement Surgery Now Available at Dameron Hospital. After a week of debate, the 1st Virginia Convention adopted several economic measures against Britain (ie. Unassigned Florida Volunteers (1), GEORGIA (195 soldiers) The VMHB is published by the Virginia Historical Society, a privately supported and endowed educational institution founded in 1831 and headquartered in Richmond, Virginia. Discounts in the gift shop (some items excluded), See's candy, amusement parks and other businesses. May and JuneAugust 1846. The following list identifies those 93 regiments and the number of soldiers that the database shows in each of them over the course of the war. When the men who attended its convention voted for secession in April 1861, it was the third time they had brought the 1st Tennessee Independent Vidette Cavalry (936) Ralph Burton Cuyler's Co. Capt. 2nd Arkansas Infantry (1396) Independent Sector 10th Tennessee Infantry (2473) This is a list of United States military units that participated in the MexicanAmerican War. 2nd Tennessee Cavalry (2108) Virginias Independent Frontier Companies, Part TB skin tests (PPD), blood test and background checks. The one exception to this policy was reserved for the gentleman who served as the companys overall commander, Colonel George Washington. Colonel Alton R. Easton (late Colonel "St. Louis Legion. I am wondering, however, about the timing of Mr. 1st Loyal Eastern Virginia Volunteers (123) Independent Alabama Cavalry (6) Colonel, 3rd Regiment of Ohio Volunteers, for 12 months; June 1846 June 1847. 9 John Pinkney, Virginia Gazette, 27 October, 1774, 2. Captain, 5th Mounted Company; JulyOctober 1846. The Heart of the Hospital Manages the alignment of MOAAs in Mexico), Battalion of Texas Mounted Volunteers,(part of Col. Hays regiment) (5 companies), for local defense; April 5 June 1847. NP: 1923. 4th Tennessee Infantry (1553) 9th West Virginia Infantry (1643) For nearly 50 years, the volunteers have been the "heart" of Dameron Hospital. Despite the state's secession from the Union it would supply them with third most troops from a Southern state (next to Tennessee and North Carolina) along with the newly created West Virginia totaling at 22,000. Web2nd Independent Company of Florida Volunteers, for during the Mexican War; August 1847 July 1848. Independent Battalion Infantry; 1st Independent Company Loyal Virginians; Cavalry. African American militia units served as part of the Virginia state militia, the Virginia Volunteers, from 1872 until 1899. The 8th Virginia included one entire company (Capt. Captains: K. G. Livingston, (died February 9, 1848 at Guadaloupe, Mexico); George Holmes (2nd Lieutenant to March 1848). WebLynchburg daily Virginian. Captain, 3rd Mounted Company; 1 October 1845 and January 1846 September 1846. Colonel, 1st Regiment of Kentucky Volunteers, for 12 months, "Louisville Legion"; May 1846 May 1847. Web1st Virginia Infantry (851) Damerons Independent Company, Virginia Volunteers (56) Loudoun County Virginia Rangers (328) Unidentified Virginia (1) WEST VIRGINIA Established in 1893 and published continuously since then, the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography is the quarterly journal of the Virginia Historical Society, a privately supported and endowed educational institution headquartered in Richmond, Virginia. The mission of the VHS is to collect, preserve, and interpret the commonwealth's past for the education and enjoyment of present and future generations. Colonel George R. McClellan, General Staff of Texas Volunteers; July 1846 October 1846. Captain Samuel Gibson (wounded at San Pasqual), 1st Independent Company of Florida Volunteers, for 12 months; February 1847 March 1848. 2nd Arkansas Cavalry (2196) Attached to the 3rd Artillery Regiment for garrison duty near Veracruz. Battalion of Marines; March 1847. This week I was reviewing Muster, Payrolls and List of Effectives for Capt Gross Scruggs company of the Fifth Virginia. Ive seen a few Virginia militia muster rolls over the years, some published and others at the Virginia Historical Society. Flexible scheduling is available. The regiment was organized as part of the Virginia Volunteers in 1881 as the 3rd Regiment of Infantry in central Virginia. 1st Battalion, Tennessee Light Artillery (1898) Unidentified Virginia (1), WEST VIRGINIA (47334 soldiers) Colonel, Battalion of Missouri Volunteers, for 12 months; (3 Light Artillery companies; 2 Infantry companies); June and July 1846 June and July 1847. 105th Regiment of Foot (Volunteers of Ireland), 13th Regiment of Foot (Somerset Light Infantry), 14th Regiment of Foot (West Yorkshire Regiment), 15th Regiment of Foot (East Yorkshire Regiment), 15th Regiment of Rhode Island Militia (1775), 16th Regiment of Foot (Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment), 17th Regiment of Foot (Royal Leicestershire Regiment), 18th Regiment of Foot (Royal Irish Regiment (1684-1922), 1st Battalion Grenadiers and Light Infantry (1776), 1st Battalion of Bedford County Militia (1777), 1st Battalion of Chester County Militia (1776-77), 1st Battalion of Cumberland County Militia (1776-77), 1st Battalion of Philadelphia County Militia (1776), 1st Battalion of Riflemen Philadelphia County Militia (1776), 1st Battalion of Westmoreland County Militia (1777), 1st Battalion Providence County Militia (1781), 1st Company Governors Horse Guards (1778), 1st Regiment Ansbach-Bayreuth (later Regiment von Volt; 1st Ansbach Battalion), 1st Regiment Bergen County Militia (1777-78), 1st Regiment Flying Camp of Lancaster County (1776), 1st Regiment Georgia Militia Light Horse Troop, 1st Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry (1774), 20th Regiment of Foot (Lancashire Fusiliers), 21st Regiment of Foot (Royal Scots Fusiliers), 22nd Regiment of Foot (Cheshire Regiment), 23rd Regiment of Foot (Royal Welch Fusiliers), 24th Regiment of Foot (South Wales Borderers), 25th Regiment of Foot Massachusetts Militia (1775), 28th Regiment of Foot (North Gloucestershire), 2nd Battalion Grenadiers von Block (later von Lengerke), 2nd Battalion of Cumberland County Militia (1776), 2nd Battalion of Cumberland County Militia (1777), 2nd Battalion of Northampton County Miliia (1778), 2nd Battalion of Riflemen Lancaster County (1776-77), 2nd Battalion of Westmoreland County Militia (1777), 2nd Battalion Providence County Militia (1781), 2nd Regiment Ansbach-Bayreuth (later Regiment Seybothen; 2nd Bayreuth Battalion), 2nd Regiment of Essex County Troop (1778), 30th Regiment of Foot Massachusetts Militia (1775-81), 33rd Regiment of Foot (Duke of Wellingtons Regiment), 38th Regiment of Foot (1st Staffordshire), 3rd Battalion Grenadiers von Minnigerode (later von Lwenstein), 3rd Battalion of Chester County Militia (1776-77), 3rd Battalion of Cumberland County Militia (1776), 3rd Battalion of Lancaster County Militia (1776), 3rd Battalion of Northumberland County Militia (1779), 3rd Battalion of Washington County Militia (1779-83), 49th Regiment of Foot (Princess Charlotte of Waless) (Hertfordshire), 4th Battalion Grenadiers von Khler (later von Graf; von Platte), 4th Battalion of Chester County Militia (1776), 4th Battalion of Philadelphia County Militia (4th Battalion of Associators) (1776), 59th Regiment of Foot (2nd Nottinghamshire), 5th Battalion of Chester County Militia (1776), 5th Battalion of Cumberland County Militia (1776), 5th Battalion of Philadelphia County Militia (1776), 5th Battalion of York County Militia (1777), 60th Regiment of Foot (Kings Royal Rifle Corps), 64th Regiment of Foot (2nd Staffordshire), 65th Regiment of Foot (2nd Yorkshire, North Riding), 69th Regiment of Foot (South Lincolnshire), 71st Regiment of Foot (Frasers Highlanders), 74th Regiment of Foot (Argyleshire Highlanders), 76th Regiment of Foot (Macdonalds Highlanders), 79th Regiment of Foot (Royal Liverpool Volunteers), 80th Regiment of Foot (Staffordshire Volunteers), 83rd Regiment of Foot (Royal Glasgow Volunteers), 84th Regiment of Foot (Royal Highland Emigrants), 87th Regiment of Foot (Royal Irish Fusiliers), 88th Regiment of Foot (Connaught Rangers), Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts (1638), Andrews Battalion of York County Militia (1777-78), Arnolds Regiment of Pawtuxet Rangers (1774), Artillery Battalion Pennsylvania Militia (Artillery Batteries of the Associated Regiment of Foot of Philadelphia) (1747), Artillery Company of Westerly Charleston and Hopkinton (1755), Barrs Detachment of Westmoreland County Militia (1778), Borden Regiment Burlington County (1776), Brinckerhoffs Regiment of Militia (1777), Campbells Battalion of Militia (1776-82), Cantines Regiment of Militia Levies (1778-79), Captain Johnsons Company of Mounted Militia of Augusta County (1780), Carpenters Regiment of Militia See First Bristol Regiment, Chambers Regiment Burlington County (1776), Charleston Battalion of Artillery (1775-80), Clotz Battalion Flying Camp Lancaster County (177), Colonel William Richmonds Regiment of State Troops in Continental Service (1775-1777), Compania Segundo en Pimeria Alta de Ultramar, Drakes (Joseph) Regiment of Militia (1776), Drakes (Samuel) Regiment of Militia (1776-77), Duncans Company of Volunteers (Pittsburgh) (1778), Eastern Battalion Morris County (1777-78), Elliotts Regiment of Artillery (1776-78), Enslows Company of Bedford County Militia (1782-83), Ferreis Battalion of Militia (Lancaster County) (1776), Fusilier Regiment Erbprinz (later Musketeer Regiment Erbprinz (1780)), Gages Regiment of Militia (The 4th Essex County Militia Regiment) (1777), Gales Independent Company of Artillery (1779-80), Garrison Regiment von Huyn (later von Benning), Garrison Regiment von Stein (later von Seitz; von Porbeck), Garrison Regiment von Wissenbach (later von Knoblauch), Graysons Additional Continental Regiment, Grenadier Regiment von Rall (later von Woellwarth (1777); von Trmbach (1779); dAngelelli (1781)), Hankinsons Regiment of Militia (1777-79), Harts Battalion of Bucks County Militia (1776), Hartleys Additional Continental Regiment, Hillsborough District Militia (1776-1783), Holmes Battalion of Militia Salem County (1778), Illinois Regiment of Virginia Volunteers (1783-84), Independent Company of Cadets Massachusetts Volunteer Militia (First Corps of Cadets) (1741), Jacksons Additional Continental Regiment, Kelleys Regiment of Volunteers (1777-78), Langdons Company of Light Horse Volunteers (1777-78), Livingstons Regiment of Militia (1777-81), Ludingtons Regiment of Militia (1777-80), Lytles Regiment of Levies (Caswell County) (1778), Malcolms Additional Continental Regiment, McClaughreys Regiment of Militia (Ulster County), Mehelms Regiment Burlington County (1776), Musketeer Regiment von Mirbach (later Jung von Lossburg (1780)), Musketeer Regiment von Trmbach (later von Bose (1779)), Musketeer Regiment von Wutgenau (later Landgraf (1777)), New York Provincial Company of Artillery (1776), North Carolina Continental Artillery Company, Pawlings Regiment of Levies and Militia (1779-81), Peabodys New Hampshire State Regiment (1778-79), Philadelphia Brigade of Militia (Associated Regiment of Foot of Philadelphia/Associators of the City and Liberties of Philadelphia) (1747), Poughkeepsie Invincibles (4th Duchess County Regiment New York Militia), Quackenbos Regiment of Militia (1779-80), Rankins Regiment of York County Militia (1777), Rauschenplatts Princess of Anhalts Regiment, Regimiento Alemn de la Infantera de la Milicia De la Costa, Luisiana, Regimiento de Infantera de la Princesa n 4, Regimiento de Infantera de la Reina n 2, Regimiento de Infantera de Ultonia n 59, Regimiento de Infantera Fijo de La Habana de Ultramar, Regimiento de Infantera Guadalajara n 20, Regimiento de Infantera Inmemorial del Rey, Regimiento de Infantera Mallorca n 13, Regimiento de Infantera Zaragoza n 12, Regimiento de la Infantera de la Lnea Murtia de Ultramar, Regimiento de la infantera de Navarra n 25, Regimiento de la Milicia de San Luis de Ultramar, Regimiento de Nuevo Orleans de la Milicia Disciplinada de Ultramar, Regimiento Fijo de Infanteria de Luisiana de Ultramar, Reynolds Regiment Burlington County (1776), Sackets Westchester County Regiment (1776), Saint Johns County Volunteers (South Carolina), Schuylers Regiment of Albany County Militia (Fifth Regiment of Albany County Militia) (1777), Seawells Regiment of Militia Pitt County (1780), Sheppards Additional Continental Regiment, Sherburnes Additional Continental Regiment, Smiths Artillery 2nd and 3rd Companies (1783), Smiths Regiment Burlington County (1776), Snyders Regiment of Militia (First Regiment of Ulster County Militia) (1776-82), Spencers Additional Continental Regiment, Taylors Regiment of Militia (Albemarle County) (1779), Thomas Battalion of Essex Militia (1776), Thomas Battalion or Regiment of Militia (1776-79), Thrustons Additional Continental Regiment, Van Alstynes Regiment of Militia (1777-81), Van Bergens Regiment of Militia (1777-80), Van Cortlandts Regiment of Militia (1777), Van Schoonhovens Regiment of Militia (1778-82), Van Veghtens Regiment of Militia (1779-80), Van Woerts Regiment of Militia (1779-80), Voluntarios Del Ro de Mississippi de Ultramar, Weissenfels Regiment of Levies (1781-82), Wemples Regiment of Militia (2nd Albany County Militia Regiment) (1777-80), Westmoreland (Wyoming) Independent Companies.