Calhoun, David– Russell County; [affidavit] 16 Sept 1789, David Culhouon [or Calhoon] came before James Wharton JP and made oath that in 1780 Capt Day an officer appointed for the western defence impressed a steer from him, and the Indians burned his house and the certificate [that he received for the steer], and he has never received any pay (APA 238).

Callahan, Charles– Rockingham County; In a booklet of John Smith relative to cows that he collected and drove to Winchester, showing Charles Calahan for 1 beef, Oct 1781 (APA 238).

Calvert, Joseph- 15 March 1779, Va. issued warrant for 207.-.- to Joseph Calvert for his property destroyed in Norfolk (Creel, Selected Virginia Revolutionary War Records, vol 3, 84, with ref. to Library of Virginia, Record Group 48, Auditor of Public Accounts, Inventory Entry 34, Daybooks: Receipts and Warrants, Auditors’ Account Volume II, 21).

Campbell, John– Gloucester County; 23 Aug 1781, John Campbell, assistant to Thos. Harwood D.C. certifies that he had Mr Triggs cart, team & driver one day to cart corn for use of the army (APA 238).

Carr, William– Halifax County; On a list of blankets taken for the use of Capt McDaniel’s company when they marched with Maj Gen Greene’s army to Guilford NC, William Carr 1 blanket valued at 0.9.0 (APA 238).

Carter, Job- 13 April 1781, account of Job Carter for expences while on express from Lancaster, totaling 375.12.0 (APA 139, folder “1781”).

Carter, John– Russell County; [affidavit] 25 Sept 1789 John Carter appeared before Charles Bickley JP and made oath that in 1778 he furnished a steer for use of militia on duty, and also in 1781 he furnished 121 bushels of corn for use of the publick to John Blakemore Deputy Commissary under John Lathem, and he never receiv’d compensation (APA 238).

Carter, Richard– Halifax County; On a list of guns & blankets belonging to sundry persons which was “pressed” for use of Halifax County militia when they marched with Gen Greene’s army to Guilford NC, Richard Carter 1 smooth gun valued at 1.10.- (APA 238).

Carter, Thomas– Russell County; (1) [affidavit] 9 Oct 1789, Thomas Carter came before Andrew Cowans JP and made oath that in 1776 he furnished James Trenor Deputy Commissary under Isaac Shelby with 1260 pounds of pork and 100 pounds of flour for use of troops under command of Capt Joseph Martin stationed on frontiers of Washington County, and that he never received any satisfaction; (2) [affidavit] same date and same JP, Thomas Carter made oath that about 1777 or 78 he had two steers impressed from him for use of militia in service on frontiers of Washington County, which he has never received any compensation for (APA 238).

Cartwright, Thomas- In accounts of William Finnie, Deputy Quarter Master General, 7 Sept 1776, “paid Thoms. Cartwright for a coffin for a soldier -.12.6” (APA 245).

Cash, William–  5 March 1779, Virginia issued warrant to William Cash father of a Continental soldier by order of King George Court (Creel, Selected Virginia Revolutionary War Records, vol 3, 79, with ref. to Library of Virginia, Record Group 48, Auditor of Public Accounts, Inventory Entry 34, Daybooks: Receipts and Warrants, Auditors’ Account Volume II, 2).

Cason, James– Louisa County; 31 Oct 1780, Robt. Daniel Capt of 2nd Regt certifies that Jas. Cason brought a musket & bayonet out of the field the day of Genl. Gates’s defeat, “besides the one that was deliver’d to him by the publick and was pressd. from him and put in the publick service” (APA 238).

Chandler, Thomas– 24 March 1779, Va. issued warrant to Thomas Chandler for a mutton furnished a guard at Accomack Courthouse in the year 1777 (Creel, Selected Virginia Revolutionary War Records, vol 3, 87, with ref. to Library of Virginia, Record Group 48, Auditor of Public Accounts, Inventory Entry 34, Daybooks: Receipts and Warrants, Auditors’ Account Volume II, 32).

Chesnut, William– Rockingham County; In a booklet of John Smith relative to cows that he collected and drove to Winchester, showing Wm. Chesnut for 1 beef, 2 Nov 1781 (APA 238).

Church, John– Middlesex County; To John Craine for finding provisions for David Robinson and John Church two deserters from the Continental Army from 31 Aug 1780 til 27 Sept, 560.-.-, sworn to 26 Feb 1781 by Will. Churchill, Clerk (APA 238) [note: this does not mean that Mr Church was from Middlesex County].

Clark, John– Receipt, 2 Feb 1778, to John Clark, “Overseer” of the Lead Mines, for various services amounting to 5.9.9 (APA 661).

Clark, William– Halifax County; Wm. Clark allowed for transporting flour 7/6 specie, from accounts of M. Clay Deputy Commissioner of the Provision Law (APA 238).

Clifton, Henry– Stafford County; Accounts of George Burroughs, Commissioner for Stafford, certified by him 14 Jan 1782 [includes original signatures]: To Henry Clifton for 17 days conducting waggons when collecting wheat Sept 1781 (APA 238).

Cocke, Ann- In account of William Finnie, Deputy Quarter Master General, 12 Oct 1779, “paid Ann Cocke, by Hartwell Cocke for ferriages 34.16.-“; also shown in an account dated 28 June 1777 (APA 245).

Coit, James– (1) In a booklet of Charles Lynch, Superintendent of the Lead Mines, showing accounts of cash allowed, 15 Apr 1780, “by cash pay’d James Coit for 3 mo. work” 172.-.-; (2) Receipt 20 Dec 1778, “Jams. (x) Coit” received of Charles Lynch 44 pounds for 8 months’ work at the Lead Mines as a miner (APA 661).

Coleman, Stephen– Pittsylvania County; On a return of waggons in State and Continental Service from 20 May to 8 Sept 1781 ordered by John Buckley, Deputy Commissioner of the Provision Law, Stephen Coleman for 1 ox cart and 2 oxen, entered service 7 Aug, service 1 1/2 days, Continental Service (APA 238).

Collier, Michael- 29 Nov 1782, Michael Colliear received 10 shillings for stableage of 6 horses and for venison for use of the militia from Hampshire County attending the Surveyor running the boundary line between Virginia and Pennsylvania (APA 139, folder “1783”)

Collins, John– Halifax County; On a list of guns & blankets belonging to sundry persons which was “pressed” for use of Halifax County militia when they marched with Gen Greene’s army to Guilford NC, John Collins 1 rifle valued at 7.10.0 (APA 238).

Collins, Mary– Creel, in Selected Virginia Revolutionary War Records, vol 3, p 106 shows that on 13 May 1779 Virginia issued warrant to “Mary Collins who has three sons in Contl Army per order King Wm Court.” Creel’s reference is to Library of Virginia, Record Group 48, Auditor of Public Accounts, Inventory Entry 34, Daybooks: Receipts and Warrants, Auditors’ Account Volume II, 119.

Colquitt, Calles– Halifax County; Accounts of M. Clay Deputy Commissary of the Provision Law for services preceding 9 Sept 1781, Calles Colquitt 30 days as Drover (APA 238).

Compton, Joseph– Montgomery County; 14 May 1782, Sgt Joseph Compton received of Samuel Ferguson 21 days provision for 1 soldier under Lt How officer of the militia in the Lower Battalion, on the frontier guard (APA 238).

Connelly, Elizabeth- In accounts of William Finnie, Deputy Quarter Master General, 16 Jan 1778, “paid Eliz. Connelly, for the hire of vessels 21.5.-” (APA 245).

Constantine, Patrick– Greenbrier County; State of Virginia to Patrick Constantine Dr. To one beef furnishd. for use of the militia in service at Donerly Fort in 1778 5.0.0, and for 1 month’s service at sd. place 1.2.6….15 Nov 1789, Wm. Poage certifies that Patrick Constantine made oath to the above account, and that he has not received satisfaction for the same (APA 238).

Conway, John– Receipt, 16 April 1778, John Conway from Chas. Lynch 3.10.- for going to Col Callaway’s Iron Works for iron &c for the use of Lead Mines (APA 661).

Conway, Samuel– Receipt 3 Oct 1778, Samuel Conway received of Charles Lynch 8.2.- “for working for him sawing with one of the negroes 2724 feet plank & scantling,” wit. John Ward (APA 661).

Cornick, Lemuel-Certificate 2 Oct 1782, Pay to Lemuel Cornick, Edward Rudd & William Ballard 74.8.9 for services while employed by the French Men of War (APA 138, file “Revolutionary Claims 1783; 1788-1790; 1792; 1794).

Correll, Andrew– Rockingham County; In a booklet of John Smith relative to cows that he collected and drove to Winchester, showing 13 Nov 1781, Andrew Correll for pasturage for 55 head of cattle, 10 diets, pasturage for 5 horses (APA 238).

Coupland, Eliza- In accounts of William Finnie, Deputy Quarter Master General, 17 June 1776, “paid Wm. Cooper for Eliza Coupland for sunds. furnished the sick at Suffolk 12.11.9” (APA 245).

Cox, Francis– Halifax County; On a list of guns & blankets belonging to sundry persons which was “pressed” for the use of Halifax militia under Capt Powell when they marched with Maj Gen Greene’s Army to Guilford NC, Francis Cox 1 smooth gun valued at 1.10.0 (APA 238).

Cox, Henry– Halifax County; On a list of blankets taken for the use of Capt McDaniel’s company when they marched with Maj Gen Greene’s army to Guilford NC, Henry Cox 1 blanket valued at 0.8.6 (APA 238).

Crain, John– Middlesex County; To John Craine, “Joiler,” for finding provisions for nine of Capt Markham’s prisoners, Continental deserters, from 26 Aug 1780 til the 29th, 180.0.0…also to John Craine for finding provisions for David Robinson and John Church two deserters from the Continental Army from 31 Aug 1780 til 27 Sept, 560.-.-, sworn to 26 Feb 1781 by Will. Churchill, Clerk (APA 238).

Craton, Elizabeth– 12 March 1779, Va. issued warrant for 25.-.- to Eliza. Craton wife of a Contl. Soldier for support of herself & 3 children for the present year per order of Henrico Court (Creel, Selected Virginia Revolutionary War Records, vol 3, 83, with ref. to Library of Virginia, Record Group 48, Auditor of Public Accounts, Inventory Entry 34, Daybooks: Receipts and Warrants, Auditors’ Account Volume II, 17).

Crews, David– Halifax County; On a list of guns & blankets belonging to sundry persons which was “pressed” for use of Halifax County militia when they marched with Gen Greene’s army to Guilford NC, David Crews 1 rifle valued at 5.0.0 (APA 238).

Criger, John- 1 Oct 1780, Col Walter Crockett certifies that John Criger road express “from my house” to Col William Preston’s on publick service fifty miles going and forty miles returning (APA 139, folder “1781”). There is an additional certificate for Criger.

Crockett, Andrew– Receipt Dec 1778, Andrew Crockett received of Charles Lynch 25.4.- “for makeing bands & finding iron for bands” for the Lead Mines, wit. John Ward Jr. (APA 661).

Crockett, James– Receipt Dec 1778, James Crockett received of Charles Lynch 34.10.- “for the cartage of a load lead to Mr Winstons & finding myself,” wit. Mildred Saunders (APA 661).

Cross, William- 27 Oct 1780, Col Geo. Skillern of Botetourt County certifies that William Cross was employed “by me” to ride express to carry orders to the militia officers of this county on sundry occasions which amounts to 229 miles (APA 139, folder “1781”).

Croxton, Carter– Essex County; 19 June 1781 account of people employed in cow driving shows Carter Croxton drove 8 days; also shown for driving 5 additional days (APA 238).

Crunk, William– Russell County; [the following regards the account of Patrick Porter. It is two sided sheet that appears to relate mostly the receipt of beef for Duncan’s Fort] Duncan’s Fort, 29 July 1778, received of William Crunk one fifth quarter, 1.3.0 (APA 238).

Cunningham, Moses– Rockbridge County; On a return of waggons employed by Samuel Lyle, Commissioner, for transporting provisions &c to Richmond, Williamsburg &c, 5 Dec 1781, Moses Cuningham for 24 days (APA 238).