War of
1812 - O’Neals who fought in the War of 1812
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Over 200 of our collective O’Neal
ancestors fought for various American forces in the War of 1812. This list provides as complete of an
inventory of all of the soldiers with that surname from this war as can be
found at any one place on the internet.
It is provided here both as
a tribute to these brave men as well as an aid in helping you advance your
research in Military records for your O’Neal ancestors from this era. The table below contains a
transcript of all O’Neal soldiers found in the National Archives official Record Group M602, Microfilm Roll 156
in their collection housed at the National Archives building in This page contains the
entries found on this roll of microfilm for all individuals with the surname
O’NEAL or any derivation of O’NEAL. ( I did not transcribe those with surname of NEAL or other
forms of NEAL ). Footnotes for each column
containing additional detail are located at the end of the list below. If you wish to continue your
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Rank3 |
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Regiment4 |
Pension5 |
Link6 |
County7 |
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O’Neal, Charles |
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39th Infrantry – Capt James Gray’s Company |
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O’Neal, Abijah |
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O’Neal, Levy |
Neal, Levy P |
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Sea Fencibles
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O’Neal, William |
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Rangers, |
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129 |
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O’Neal, William |
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Pvt / Corporal |
Rangers, |
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O’Neal, William |
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Pvt / Private |
Rangers, |
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178 |
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O’Neil, Michael |
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1st Regiment terr |
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O’Niel, Richard |
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Private |
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Served from = The |
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O’Neal, Francis |
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1st Regiment – |
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DC |
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128 |
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O’Neal, W |
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1st Regiment |
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142 |
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O’Neale, W |
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District of Columbia |
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154 |
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O’Neale, William |
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2nd Regiment – |
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Alabama |
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O’Neal, Isom |
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(Buried at Fort Williams |
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O’Neal, Braxton |
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See Braxton O’Neal in TN |
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Killed in the |
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O’Neal, Janeis(?) |
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O’Neal, John T |
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Capt Wannel’s |
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121 |
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O’Neal, Thomas |
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O’Neal, Benjamin |
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45 |
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Greene Co
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O’Neal, James |
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Private |
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GA |
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64 |
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O’Neal, Jesse |
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GA |
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76 |
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O’Neal, John |
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GA |
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89 |
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O’Neal, Joseph |
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GA |
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110 |
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Quinea O’Neal Quinea Albert O’Neal |
Private |
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Taliaferro Co |
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139 |
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O’Neal, William |
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2nd Regiment |
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141 |
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Corporal |
Capt Adam’s Company Alexander’s Battalion of Riflemen |
Wilkes County |
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O’Neil, Zachariah |
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116 |
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O’Neal, Spencer |
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O’Neal, William |
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Private |
J Short’s Company |
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161 |
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O’Neele, Henry |
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Pvt / Lieut. |
Evan’s 4th
Regiment – Indiana Militia |
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162 |
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O’Neele, John |
O’Neill, John |
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Evan’s 4th
Regiment – Indiana Militia |
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IN |
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192 |
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O’Neill, John |
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Private |
Evan’s 4th
Regiment Mounted |
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IN |
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198 |
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O’Nal, George |
O’Neal, George |
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10th Regiment |
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KY |
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O’Neal, Bennett |
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Captain Samuel F. Malone’s
Company, KY Detached Militia |
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KY |
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O’Neal, Daniel |
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Private |
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KY |
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O’Neal, George |
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Capt. John Duvall’s Company
of Infrantry of KY Militia Created Feb 3 1813 |
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KY |
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O’Neal, Henry |
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Private |
Boswell’s 10th
Regiment – |
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KY |
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61 |
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O’Neal, James |
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KY |
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68 |
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O’Neal, John |
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KY |
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69 |
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O’Neal, John |
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KY |
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78 |
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O’Neal, John |
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Corporal |
14th Regiment |
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KY |
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87 |
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O’Neal, John |
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Sergeant |
Barber’s 7th Reg.
– KY Militia (see Wm Coppage) |
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KY |
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115 |
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Dubois Batallion
– Mounted Spies Captain Cornelius Washburn’s
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Sergeant |
11th Regiment Captain LewisKincheloe’s
Company, KY Mounted Volunteer Militia;
Colonel William Williams |
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O’Neal, Thomas |
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3rd Regiment
Mounted |
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KY |
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125 |
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O’Neal, Thomas |
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Porter’s 16th Regiment Lt. Col Andrew Porter; Captain James Conn’s Company (1814) |
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KY |
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134 |
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O’Neal, William |
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1st Regiment |
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KY |
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140 |
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O’Neal, William |
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Simrall’s 1st Regiment – Light Dragoons |
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KY |
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177 |
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O’Neil, L |
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Lewis’ 5th
Regiment |
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KY |
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O’Neal, Arthur |
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156 |
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O’Neal, Joseph |
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170 |
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O’Neil, Francis |
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O’Niel, Francis |
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Private |
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O’Neal, Joseph |
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1st Regiment |
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Maryland |
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144 |
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O’Neal, Henry |
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Cramer’s Regiment – MD Militia |
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MD |
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145 |
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O’Neal, Henry |
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Watkin’s Regiment – MD Militia |
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MD |
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O’Neal, Henry |
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Watkin’s |
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MD |
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O’Neal, Henry |
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Cramer’s |
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MD |
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O’Neal, Hillary(?) |
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Cramer’s |
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MD |
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O’Neal, John |
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Watkin’s |
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MD |
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O’Neal, John |
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Hood’s |
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MD |
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91 |
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O’Neal, Joseph |
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MD |
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132 |
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O’Neal, William |
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Cramer’s |
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MD |
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136 |
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O’Neal, William |
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17th Regiment |
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MD |
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138 |
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O’Neal, William |
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32nd Regiment |
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MD |
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149 |
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O’Neale, John |
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Watkin’s Command |
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MD |
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151 |
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O’Neale, Thomas |
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MD |
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153 |
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O’Neale, William |
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MD |
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171 |
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O’Neil, Henry |
O’Neal, Henry |
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MD |
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174 |
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O’Neil, John |
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Watkins |
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176 |
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O’Neil, Joseph |
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MD |
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O’Neil, Robert |
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O’Neal, Abijah |
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Mississippi |
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O’Neal, Anthony |
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MS |
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O’Neal, Anthony |
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Mississippi Militia (maybe?) |
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MS |
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O’Neal, |
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Private |
Note: (Possibly the Edward O’Neal at this
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81 |
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O’Neal, John |
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Hind’s Battalion Cavalry |
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MS |
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O’Neal, John |
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MS |
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101 |
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O’Neal, Michael |
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O’Neal, Patrick |
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Corporal |
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O’Neal, Peter |
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Private |
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O’Neal, Ransom |
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Note: (This Ransom O’Neal is
probably related to this
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201 |
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O’Nail, John |
John ONeal |
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Pearson’s 3rd
Regiment – NC Militia John Hussey, Capt Amos Walker, 1st
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Duplin Co |
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O’Neal, Asa |
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Watson’s Regiment, Hyde Co |
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NC |
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Tisdale’s NC Militia 2nd Regiment –
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O’Neal, Benjamin |
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McDonald’s 1st
Regiment |
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NC |
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157 |
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O’Neal, Christopher |
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Private |
Pearson’s 7th Regiment – NC
Militia |
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NC |
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O’Neal, Christopher |
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Pearson’s 7th Regiment Note: (possibly the Christopher O’Neal at this
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NC |
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O’Neal, Daniel |
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Private |
Watson’s |
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NC |
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O’Neal, Daniel |
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Corporal |
Nixon’s New Hanover (NC
Militia) |
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NC |
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O’Neal, Ephraim |
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Watson’s Note: (there may have been an older Ephraim
O’Neal in this
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NC |
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Detached from the |
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Johnston Co |
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4th Sergeant |
7th Regiment –
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Burke Co |
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NC Militia – 6th
Regiment – 3rd Regiment from Rowan |
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Private |
Richard Atkinson’s Regiment
– NC Militia Ephriam Davidson, Brigadier General Simpson Shaw, 1st
Major; Benamin
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O’Neal, John |
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NC |
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O’Neal, John |
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Private |
Tisdale’s 2nd
Regiment (Wake or Greene Co, NC?) |
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NC |
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77 |
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O’Neal, John |
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Private |
Pearson’s 7th
Regiment |
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NC |
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O’Neil, John F |
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2nd Lieutenant |
7th Regiment –
Burke Co 1st Regiment Militia |
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NC |
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92 |
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O’Neal, Joshua |
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Watson’s |
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Hyde Co |
NC |
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O’Neale, Levi |
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Watson’s |
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O’Neal, Levy |
Levi ONeals |
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Bruton’s 2nd Regiment – NC Militia – Beverly Rew, Captain |
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96 |
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O’Neal, Matthew |
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Watson’s |
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Hyde Co |
NC |
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98 |
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O’Neal, Matthew |
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Tisdale’s 2nd
Regiment (see also David Paine) |
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NC |
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99 |
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O’Neal, MIcajah |
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Private |
McDonald’s 1st
Regiment 4th Regiment –
Harry Bryan, Capt |
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Johnston Co |
NC |
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O’Neal, Michael |
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2nd Lieutenant |
Flower’s 1st
Regiment Note: (possibly related to this
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NC |
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O’Neal, Michael |
Michael Orneal |
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1st Regiment – 2nd
Company, Hillary Bell, Capt. |
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Currituck Co |
NC |
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118 |
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McDonald’s 1st
Regiment – NC Militia Harry Bryan, Capt, 4th
Regiment |
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O’Neal, Spencer |
Spencer Oneal |
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1st Regiment –
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Currituck Co |
NC |
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131 |
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O’Neal, William |
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Major Cameron Comm – NC Militia |
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NC |
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188 |
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Rowlands 4th Regiment – NC Militia – 8th
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Anson Co |
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O’Neile, Robert |
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Boyd’s 4th
Regiment |
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NC |
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O’Neill, Daniel |
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Corporal |
New |
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NC |
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O’Neill, John |
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1st Lieutenant |
Capt. Steville’s
Co – NC |
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NC |
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O’Neal, Jacob |
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NJ |
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O’Neal, Charles |
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NY |
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O’Neal, Hugh |
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NY |
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O’Neal, Hugh |
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2nd Artillery |
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NY |
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O’Neal, Matthew |
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NY |
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O’Neal, Patrick |
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NY |
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O’Neal, William |
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Con’s Regiment |
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NY |
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O’Neil, Barnabas |
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Artillery & Infrantry |
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NY |
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O’Neil, Clotworthy |
O’Neill, Clotworthy |
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Van Buren’s |
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NY |
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O’Neil, Daniel |
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2nd Regiment – |
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O’Neil, Dennis |
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NY |
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O’Neil, Hugh |
O’Neal, Hugh |
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NY |
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O’Neil, John |
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Private |
Swifts Detachment |
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NY |
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O’Neil, Richard |
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NY |
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O’Neil, William |
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NY |
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O’Neill, John |
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Switfs |
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NY |
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O’Neill, John |
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NY |
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O’Neill, Richard |
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Swifts |
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NY |
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O’Niel, Edward |
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Private |
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NY |
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160 |
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O’Niel, John |
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Swifts Detachment |
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Swifts Detachment |
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O’Neal, Jacob |
O Neal, Jacob |
Private |
Capt Sanford’s Company, 30th
Infrantry |
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Sandy Hill (city) |
NY |
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O’Neal, Charles |
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Renick’s KY Regiment |
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OH |
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O’Neal, James |
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OH |
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O’Neal, John |
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OH |
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O’Neal, Johnson |
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Private |
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OH |
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86 |
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O’Neal, Johnson |
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Rennick’s KY Regiment |
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OH |
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165 |
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O’Neill, James |
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Riddle’s |
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OH |
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O’Nail, Nicholas |
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Corp/Sgt |
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PA |
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O’Neal, Daniel |
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PA |
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O’Neal, Daniel |
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Private |
Rush’s |
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PA |
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42 |
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O’Neal, Francis |
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PA |
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62 |
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O’Neal, James |
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Phillip’s Regiment |
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PA |
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66 |
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O’Neal, John |
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Findley’s Regiment |
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PA |
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70 |
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O’Neal, John |
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PA |
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9 |
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O’Neal, John |
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Private |
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PA |
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103 |
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O’Neal, Nicholas |
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Corporal |
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PA |
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150 |
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O’Neale, John |
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PA |
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158 |
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O’Neel, Daniel |
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PA |
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166 |
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O’Neal, Charles |
(same as #1 and #3) |
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Capt. Phillips |
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PA |
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3 |
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O’Neil, Charles |
O’Neal, Charles |
Private |
(same as #1 and #166) |
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PA |
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163 |
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O’Neil, John |
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16th Regiment |
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PA |
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175 |
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O’Neil, John |
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1st Regiment |
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PA |
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195 |
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O’Neill, Robert |
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1st Regiment
Artillery |
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PA |
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1 |
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O’Nial, Charles |
O’Neal, Charles |
Private |
Capt. Phillips (same as #3
and #166) |
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PA |
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200 |
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O’Neal, James Axom |
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SC Miliita - Alston’s 3rd Regiment |
Darlington Co |
SC |
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199 |
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O’Neal, O’Neal, Griffith |
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SC Miliita - Alston’s 3rd Regiment |
Pension+ |
Darlington Co |
SC |
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15 |
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O’Nails, Axom |
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Private |
(Pension may have been
applied for from |
Pension+ |
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SC |
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83 |
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O’Neal, John Belton O’Neall, John Belton |
Judge Advocate |
SC Militia - Tucker’s |
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Newberry Co |
SC |
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O’Neal, John B |
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Private |
SC Militia - Tucker’s |
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Newberry Co |
SC |
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90 |
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O’Neal, Joseph |
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Private |
SC Militia - Rutlege’s 3rd Regiment |
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SC |
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109 |
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O’Neal, Presler |
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SC Militia – McWillie’s 2nd
Regiment |
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SC |
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147 |
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O’Neale, James |
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SC Militia - Howard’s Detached Militia |
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SC |
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155 |
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O’Neall, Charles |
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Tuckers (Note: Possibly this Charles O’Neall listed in
John O’Neall’s research) |
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Edgefield Co? |
SC |
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O’Neale, James |
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SC Militia – Howard’s Detached Militia |
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SC |
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22 |
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O’Neal, |
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TN |
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28 |
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O’Neal, Charles |
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Private |
Pipkin’s |
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TN |
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Braxton Neai |
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Capt. Walter’s Company (Oct 1814 – April 1815) |
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TN |
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31 |
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Pipkin’s 1st Regiment ( |
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TN |
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52 |
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Private |
Pipkin’s 1st Regiment |
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TN |
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53 |
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Bunch’s (served in 1814) |
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TN |
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54 |
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TN |
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55 |
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O’Neal, James |
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Dyer’s Tennessee Volunteers |
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TN |
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58 |
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Private |
Pipkin’s Regiment – |
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TN |
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63 |
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O’Neal, Jermiah |
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Roulsten’s Regiment – |
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TN |
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107 |
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O’Neal, Peter |
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Sergeant |
Bradley’s Tennessee
Volunteers Note: ( Possibly the
Peter O’Neal at this
link? ) |
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TN |
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108 |
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O’Neal, Peter |
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Hall’s |
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TN |
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119 |
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O’Neal, Thomas |
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Bunch’s Regiment – TN
Militia |
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TN |
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120 |
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O’Neal, Thomas |
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Bunch’s Regiment |
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TN |
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126 |
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O’Neal, Thomas H |
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Hall’s (Possibly the Thomas H
O’Neal at this
link) |
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TN |
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159 |
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O’Neel, James |
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Coffer’s (Cavalry) – West TN
Volunteers |
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TN |
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169 |
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Darius O’Neal Durius O’Neal Darias O’Neil Darius O’Neil |
Unknown |
Unknown |
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Cocke Co |
TN |
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173 |
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O’Neil, James |
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Coffee’s West TN Volunteers |
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TN |
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183 |
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O’Neil, Thomas |
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Bunch’s |
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TN |
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190 |
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O’Neill, James |
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Dyers |
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TN |
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7 |
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O’Niel, James |
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Private |
Dyers Reg
Cav Mounted Guardsmen |
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TN |
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29 |
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O’Neal, Charles |
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4th Regiment |
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VA |
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36 |
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O’Neal, Daniel |
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Private |
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VA |
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146 |
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O’Neal, Henry |
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Ambler’s 19th Regiment |
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VA |
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49 |
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O’Neal, Henry |
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Private |
Ambler’s 10th
Regiment |
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VA |
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80 |
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O’Neal, John |
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37th Regiment |
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VA |
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84 |
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O’Neal, Johnson |
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VA |
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112 |
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O’Neal, Robert |
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Boyd’s 4th
Regiment – VA Militia |
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VA |
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113 |
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O’Neal, Samuel |
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Artillery |
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VA |
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114 |
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O’Neal, Samuel |
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Corporal |
4th Regiment – VA
Militia |
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VA |
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122 |
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O’Neal, Thomas |
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VA |
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124 |
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O’Neal, Thomas |
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Boyd’s 9th
Regiment |
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VA |
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127 |
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O’Neale, Thomas L |
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VA |
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135 |
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O’Neal, William |
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Dickinson’s 3rd Regiment – VA Militia |
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VA |
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148 |
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O’Neale, James |
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87th Regiment – VA Militia |
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VA |
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152 |
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O’Neale, Thomas L |
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VA |
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180 |
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O’Neil, Richard |
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VA |
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181 |
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O’Neil, Robert |
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Taylors 1st Regiment |
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VA |
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196 |
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O’Neill, Robert |
O’Neal, Robert |
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Boyd’s 4th
Regiment – VA Militia |
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VA |
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O’Neal, John N |
Neal, John N |
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Gayle’s - 67th
Regiment |
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VA |
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Special Note about “Old War” Files
Many soldiers have military
and pension files in the same record group as the War of 1812 Pension Files
labeled “Old War”. Often, these files
are for soldiers who served prior ot the civil war,
but may not have served during the War of 1812. A few of these soldiers are listed here to
assist you with additional research should they be one of your ancestors:
Hugh O’Neil, Private, Company
I, 2nd
<-- Return to the Family History Pages for the O’Neal Family
Footnotes
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a - |
No. The
number listed here is simply a number that I used to record the sequence with
which these names were transcribed from the microfilm. Unfortunately, there was no numbering
scheme used in the index cards themselves or on the image of the cards on the
microfilm. The only use of these
numbers is to cross-reference the numbers in my original transcription
document and to refer back to from other portions of this website. |
|
1 - |
Name. The Name column contains the Name of the soldier
as listed on the index cards that were filmed by the Archives. These index cards are hand written, so the
name’s are listed as they appear in the handwriting of the military clerk or
archives clerk who created the cards sometime in the 1800s. On the microfilm, the cards are generally
in alphabetical order, although a large number of exceptions exist. If you search the microfilm for a given
name, be sure and search the entire segment of Roll 156 in the section with
entries beginning with the letters On.
Many other names (not derivatives of O’Neal) appear between groups of
these names on the film. |
|
2 - |
Alias. On some of the microfilmed index cards, an
entry was made indicating that the card existed merely to point to another
card with an alternate spelling of the soldiers name in the original index
file. An entry in this table does not
reflect that the soldier had an alias, but merely that there was more than
one index card in the index file for the same soldier, under two different
spellings of his last name. |
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3 - |
Rank. On many of the cards, one or two ranks of
the soldier was shown. The first
rank shown on the index card represented the rank of the soldier at time of
enlistment, and the 2nd
card listed the rank of the soldier at time of discharge (or death, if the
soldier was killed in action). In
this table, the presence of an entry in the rank column generally means that
the rank upon enlistment and rank upon discharge were the same. In some cases, I’ve listed both ranks when
the discharge rank differed from the enlistment rank. In many cased, I did not transcribe the
rank, even though it existed on the film, so, the absence of a rank in this
table does not indicate that a rank is not shown on the index
card for the soldier. Likewise, many
soldiers do not have rank shown on the index card, but it is still possible
that the soldier had a paper file on record in the archives which does
contain an indication of the soldier’s rank. |
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4 - |
Company/Regiment.
Where entries exist in this
column, they indicate the information that was present on the index card for
the soldier on the microfilm. Many
different conventions were used on the original index cards to indicate the
unit that the soldier served in. Sometimes,
only the Captain’s name was listed, sometimes only the regiment or company
number was listed, sometimes a description of the function of the service
(Mounted) is listed. Many of the
soldiers in the war of 1812 were from State Militia’s rather than a part of
the “regular army” which was under the command of the federal
government. If an entry exists in
this table for a soldier, that entry was taken from the index card. The absence of an entry does not mean that
the unit is not on file, it simply means that it was not listed on the index
card or that I did not transcribe it. |
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5 - |
Pension. If an entry is found in this column, it
indicates that an entry has been found in one of the various lists of
Pensioners or Pensioner’s widows for soldiers of the War of 1812 that may
be a match for this soldier.
There is no indication on the Compiled
Service Records Index as to whether the soldier ever applied for or
received a pension, so these correlations are correlations that I have made
based upon examining the matching information in the records. If the word “Pension” appears with no
link, you should check the source listed referred to
below for more information. In some
cases, I’ve provided additional detail on this site, so you can simply click
the word pension to find additional detail about the possible existence of a
pension file. If you feel that I
have provided a link to pension information that is for the wrong soldier in
this table, email me and I’ll address. it.
Pension* -
An entry of Pension* indicates
that an entry exists in the book Index
to War of 1812 Pension Files, VIII, Page N-2 which is possibly for the soldier listed
here. Pension+ -
An entry of Pension+ indicates
that an entry exists on the National Archives Microfilm Record Group M313, Roll 71, which contains a catalog of soldiers
who applied for pensions prior to the civil war. This Film is labeled Index to War of 1812 Pension Application Files, and the microfilm
was created from files in existence in the National Archives in Special Note about
soldiers with pension files. If a separate Pension File was retained by
the Government for the soldier, those files often contain much more detailed
information related to the soldier’s residence, age, family, surviving family
(for deceased soldiers), etc. Many of
these pension files were created in the mid and late 19th century
and provide richer information about the soldier than the military file does.
|
|
6 - |
Link. If a link is listed in this column of the table,
this is a link that I have established that will provide more information
about the soldier. These are link’s
that I have established to various O’Neal soldiers who fought in the War of
1812 and the correlation between that soldier and the additional information
that I’m providing is a correlation that I have concluded is accurate. You are encouraged to do your own research
to veirfy my conclusions. If you find a link to additional
information on my website or links to external websites (including the family
tree’s at rootsweb), that you do not think are
accurate, I encourage you to email me and indicate that you think the link is in error and I
will address it. |
|
7 - |
County. The only entries on the index cards that I found for
these 200+ O’Neal soldiers was for certain soldiers that served from unit’s
in Hyde County, North Carolina. For
some reason, the cards from those units listed |
|
8 - |
State Served From. This column contains the
reference from the original index cards found on the microfilm indicating the
state from which the soldier served from.
Generally, this designation represents the state where the company or
regiment was based. In most cases, it
can be implied that this is the home state of the soldier, but not always. There are many cases of soldiers who lived
in one state, but traveled elsewhere to enlist in the various military units,
possibly to enlist with a family member or a friend. I’ve listed these soldiers in this table
alphabetically within the state that the index cards indicate that they
served from, but it should be noted that the index card file and the
microfilm are not sorted by state, so if you reference the original
microfilm, you will need to look by soldiers name only to find the correct
entry. In some instances, there is
no reference to the state for which a soldier served from. These entries are generally for soldiers
who served in “regular army” or Navy units of the Federal Government, rather
than a state militia. In either case,
it is possible that information in the military file may indicate which state
a soldier was from, but it was not indicated on the index card as shown on
the microfilm. Given that the
information is so critical for
identification of a soldier, in all cases I transcribed the state if
it was listed on the microfilm, so if there is no entry for the soldier in
this column, it indicates that no state entry was indicated on the index card on the microfilm. |
|
?? |
Possible Connection. This symbol indicates that the link
provided MAY BE for the individual who served in the war of 1812, but the
connection is tenous. |