Muster Roll of Captain A.F. Fraser's Militia 27 July 1818 McIntosh Co., Georgia

Muster Roll of Captain A. F. Fraser’s Company of Militia Drafted from the First Brigade of the First Division of the State of Georgia called into service of the United States in a Battalion Commanded by Major John Minton 27 July 1818

NAME	RANK	NAME	RANK
Alexander, Joseph	Private	Martin, William	Private
Baily, Elisha	Private	Maulden, John	Private
Baughton, Daniel	Private	McDonald, Alex	Private
Bland, John	Private	McDonald, John	Private
Brown, John	Private	Meramie (?), John	Private
Caricker, Daniel	Private	Middleton, Robert	Private
Carter, Finch	Private	Miller, Samuel	Private
Cason, Willis	Private	Murry, John	Private
Caswell, Mac	Private	Nabb, William	Private
Chase, George	Private	Nelson, James	Private
Clifton, Archibald	Private	Nobles, James	Private
Copelin, Robert	Private	Popwell, Gideon	Private
Cribbs, Thomas	Private	Popwell, Robert	Corporal
Damil, David	Corporal	Pouncy, Anthony	Private
Daniel, Jepsi	Private	Ratliff, Luke	Private
Doyle, William	Private	Redsman, Martin	Private
Dunham, George	Private	Roads, Andrew	Private
Dyal, Thomas	Private	Sanderlin, Owen	Private
Ennis, Richard	Private	Shave, John	Corporal
Fraser, Andrew Fleming	Captain	Shaw, John	Private
Fuller, James	Private	Smith, General W.	Private
Gieger, Samuel	Sergeant	Sullivan(t), D.F.	Sergeant
Gray, William	Private	Sykes, John	Private
Harrell, John C.	1st Lieutenant	Sylvester, Augustine	Private
Harvey, Richard	Private	Townsend, Acy	Private
Hayman, Harry	Sergeant	Tyorell, James	Private
Hodge, Robert	Private	Waldron, David	Corporal
Horne, Thomas	2nd Lieutenant	Wallace Cornell	Private
Horne, William	Private	Way, John	Private
Houston, John	Private	Whittington, Wm	Private
Houston, Thomas A.	Private	Wickham, Richard P.	Private
Hughs, Thomas	Private	Wilie, Enock	Private
Humphrey, A.W.	Private	Willis, Issac	Private
Jenning, Joseph	Private	Willis, Jonathon	Private
Lee, James	Private	Winn, Joseph	Private
Malpas, William	Private	Young, John	Private
Martin, Nath	Private	Young, Thomas	Private

The names listed on this muster roll were photocopied with a black background and were barely legible. What appears on this paper is the author’s best interpretation of the name. It is obvious that some of the names were misspelled.