Captain William Hawkins Commanded the H.M.S. “Great Galley”, one of the principle sea captains in the west of England. One of the first Englishmen to open trade with West Africa.

Sir William Hawkins Commanded the H.M.S. Griffin in the fight against the Armada

Admiral Sir John Hawkins Reorganised the Royal Navy. Died on an expedition with his cousin, Sir Francis Drake.

Lt. James Gilmore Served in the British Colonial Army in the 1750s and 1760s in fights against the Indians. He is the same as Captain James Gilmore below.

Captain James Gilmore Commanded his Company of Rockbridge Rifle which were instrumental in winning the Battle of Cowpens.

William Foster Pvt. In 7^th Virginia Regiment (Gilmore’s son-in-law)

Stephen Williams Sgt in the Army, enlisted three times. Fought at the Battles of Briar Creek, Camden, and Eutaw Springs.

William Allen Non-military patriotic service

Daniel Boothe Probable soldier

Stephen Williams Same as the person listed above

Nathaniel Allen 12^th and 13^th Consolidated Regiment, Louisiana Militia, as a Private (son of William Allen)

Henry Long Served in a Regiment from Tennessee

Stephen Williams Same as above. One of the few to have fought in The American Revolution, The War of 1812, and the War for Texas Independence. Though in his 70s was at Bexar and is buried in the Texas State Cemetery.

Nathaniel Allen Same as above

Andrew S. Long Co C, 20^th Texas Infantry

John J. Mosley Co. E, 11^th Battalion Louisiana Infantry. Enlisted 14 May 1862 in Many, Louisiana.

George William Rollins Pvt. Co. A, 16^th Louisiana Infantry. Captured 19 July 1863. Died a prisoner of war at Camp Morton, Indiana August 1863. Buried at Crown Hill Cemetery, Evansville, Indiana.

William F. Rollins Pvt. Co. A, 16^th Louisiana Infantry. Died a prisoner of war at Camp Morton, Indiana August 1863. Buried in Evansville, Indiana.

Joseph B. Rollins Co. D, 16^th Louisiana Infantry. Fought at Shiloh and Murfreesboro. Died in camp hospital in Ringgold, Georgia on 22 January 1863. [ George, William, and Joseph all were the sons of John de la Fletcher Rollins.]

William Rollins Probable soldier. Possibly the William Rollins in the 27^th Louisiana Infantry.

Samuel D. Jones soldier the Texas Cavalry.

William Wesley Stanfield Sgt. 14^th Regiment of the Iowa Infantry.

Pleasant H. Stanfield Pvt. Co. C, 22^nd Regiment of the Iowa Infantry. G.A.R. member.

Samuel K. Stanfield unknown Iowa or Missouri Regiment. G.A.R. member.

James F. Stanfield Died in Europe during the final days of the war.

William Wesley Stanfield (the individual of the same name above was an uncle)

John Stanfield [These were all sons of Samuel K. Stanfield]

Neal Clyde Rollins 34^th Infantry Div., Co. A 755^th Tank Battalion. Bronze Star for Heroism 28 April 1945 in Italy

Aubrey John Rollins United States Marines