Hackett, Boswell- Augusta Co Court Martial 26 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at muster 8 Sep 1778, fined for muster 25 July 1778, Capt Givens. [ACCM:98]

Haddin, Thomas- At a meeting of the Middlesex Co Committee of Safety 17 Apr 1775, summoned to appear on 22 May “for refusing to sign the continental assocation, and reviling the same;” 15 June 1775, noted that Thomas Haddin expressed the “highest contempt” for the Committee, therefore resolved that “he be held forth to the public as an enemy to American liberty.” [SCRIB3:45, 158]

Hafler, Thomas- Nansemond County; 17 May 1779, signed promissory note to “appear whenever we may be called” by Gen Mathew or any other officer commanding His Majesty’s forces, otherwise to remain peacably at home. [CVSP1:319]

Hale, John– John Haill jailed for 6 days in Bedford County in 1780 on suspicion of toryism (Abercrombie, vol 1, 99).

Haley, John Jr.- Augusta Co Court Martial 22 Oct 1778, summoned to show cause why he appeared at muster of 20 Oct 1778 without arms. [ACCM:90]

Hall, Jacob- age 23, 5’8 3/4”, black hair, black eyes, dark complexion, Planter, res. Fairfax Co, born Fairfax Co, a military delinquent from Fairfax Co sentenced 1 May 1781 to six months of service, sized at Carter’s Ferry 28 May 1781. [ACC24296:57-8]

Hall, James- Augusta Co Court Martial 21 Oct 1778, Capt McCutchen’s delinquents, returned for not appearing at musters 17 Oct 1778 and 20 Oct 1778; summoned to next court martial to show cause why he did not appear at muster 17 Oct 1778; summoned to appear at next court martial to show why he did not appear at muster of 20 Oct 1778. [ACCM:86-7]

Hall, Patrick- Augusta County Court Martial 17 Oct 1776, summoned for not appearing at one muster, Capt Stephenson; 16 Oct 1777, acquitted. [ACCM:62, 78]

Hall, Robert- Augusta Co; Court Martial 14 Apr 1779, Capt Vance, fined for not appearing at muster 27 Nov 1778. [ACCM:123]

Hall, Thomas; 15 Jan 1776, Convention Committee found that Dr Thomas Hall had been an Ensign in one of Lord Dunmore’s regiments, that he attended to the wounded British regulars, etc., ordered detained as prisoner of war at the discretion of the Committee of Safety. [SCRIB5:406-7]

Ham, Joseph- Augusta Co Court Martial, 17 April 1777, “Hamm” summoned to show cause why he does not appear at musters, Capt Teater; he became a resident of Rockingham Co. [ACCM:72, 115]

Ham, Valintine- Augusta County; Court Martial 28 Oct 1778, Capt Long, “Hamm” returned for not appearing at muster 29 May 1778. [ACCM:111-112]

Hamilton, Audley- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Oct 1776, Capt Robertson’s delinquents, summoned for not going out in Gilmer’s comp when drafted; Court Martial 15 Oct 1777, exempted from duty “until he recovers his health,” also acquited for not going out in Capt Gilmer’s comp when drafted. [ACCM:64, 74]

Hamilton, Gawen, Lt- Augusta Co Court Martial 15 Oct 1777, fined for muster of 8 Sep 1777, Capt Hopkins. [ACCM:75]

Hamilton, James- Augusta Co Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at muster 19 March 1778, Capt Robertson, acquitted. [ACCM:100-101]

Hamilton, James- 15 Jan 1776, a Convention Committee found that he had borne arms under Lord Dunmore and had been in the battle at Great Bridge, ordered be held as prisoner of war at discretion of Committee of Safety. [SCRIB5:406-7]

Hamilton, William- Augusta Co Court Martial 15 Oct 1777, fined for musters of 31 May 1777, 30 Aug 1777, 8 Sept 1777, Capt Hopkins. [ACCM:75]

Hammer, George- Rockingham County Court, 27 March 1781, on information from the Deputy Attorney for not giving in his taxable property, ordered to be summond. [ROCKING:88]

Hammer, Henry- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 April 1777, summoned for not appearing at one muster, Capt Fraizer. [ACCM:72]

Hammon, Thomas- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, summoned for not appearing at muster 13 July 1776, Capt Lyle; Court Martial of 15 Oct 1777, fined for muster of 14 Oct 1777. [ACCM:69, 76]

Hanfen, John- Montgomery Co; On a list of Capt Osburn’s militia company of muster delinquents, 3 Feb 1783. [VMHB 47:35-6]

Hanger, George- Augusta County; Court Martial 28 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at muster 20 Oct 1778, fined five shillings. [ACCM:108]

Hanger, Peter– Augusta County; 17 Feb 1778, removed from the Commission of the Peace (the pool of nominees for Justice of the Peace) for “refusing  to take the oath of allegiance” (Creel, Augusta County Court Orders 1774-1785, 99, with ref. to Order Bk 16, 261-2).

Hannah, David- Augusta Co court martial minutes 16 Oct 1777, fined two musters, Capt Givens. [ACCM:79]

Hannah, Joseph- Augusta Co court martial 16 Oct 1777, fined for three musters, Capt Givens. [ACCM:79]

Hannon, John- Berkeley Co; Aug Court 1778, information filed against him for refusing to give in taxable articles. [BERK3:291]

Harbour, Abner- Henry Co, on Jan 1778 list of Thos. Hamilton of those who refused to take the oath of allegiance to Virginia. [VMHB 9:16]

Harbour, Esaias- Henry Co, on Jan 1778 list of Thomas Henderson of those who refused to take the oath of allegiance to Virginia [VMHB 9:141]

Harbut– see Herbert.

Hardcastle, Joshua- Williamsburg; Sept 1775, it having been reported that he had insulted Virginia’s soldiers and the American cause, etc., he was conducted to the military camp and tried; whereupon he was found guilty and his punishment was deliberated; he was to ask pardon of all the soldiers and officers present, and his offense as to be published in the papers. [SCRIB4:72-4]

Harden, Electious– Bedford County Court 25 July 1780, Commonwealth vs. Electious Harden, for a breach of the Act “for punishing certain crimes,” he was apparently found guilty, but was not fined and was not sentenced to any imprisonment. The statute in view, enacted in Oct 1776, provided that individuals who “by any word, open deed, or act, advisedly and willingly maintain and defend the authority, jurisdiction, or power, to the king or parliament of Great Britain” would be subject to fine or imprisonment (Creel, Bedford County Virginia Court Orders 1774-1783, 107, with reference to Order Book 6, 289; Hening, Statutes at Large, vol 9, 170-71).

Harden, Lake– Lake Harding jailed in Bedford County for 9 days in 1780 on suspicion of toryism (Abercrombie, vol 1, 99)

Hardin(g)– see Harden.

Hardwick, John– Northumberland County, 18 Sept 1780 circular from County Lt Thomas Gaskins stating that on the 14th and 15th of Sept, Hardwick participated in a riot against the draft law and then absconded, and he was therefore condemned and ordered to be apprehended; Northumberland County, February Court 1781, John Hardwick brot before the court for behaving in a riotous manner against the draught, ordered he post bond for 30000 (GASKINS; NORTHUMOB 1773-1783:450).

Hardy, John- Loyalist claim; Norfolk; Mariner and Tavern Keeper; Joined Lord Dunmore in 1775; Taken prisoner many times and was at surrender of York Town; went to New York, then England. [C:216-17; SCRIB5:115]

Hargis, Bagwell- Accomack Co, on lists of individuals who did not appear at musters of 15 June 1778, 10 Oct 1778. [ACCOM1]

Hargis, Edwin- or “Elwin,” Accomack Co, on a list of delinquents who did not appear at muster 11 July 1778, Capt Robert Coleburn. [ACCOM1]

Hargis, George- Accomack Co, on a list of delinquents who did not appear at muster 5 June 1778, Capt Robert Coleburn. [ACCOM1]

Harit, Thomas- Rockingham County Court 24 Aug 1779, an information returned by the State Deputy Attorney for not giving in his taxable property, ordered summoned to answer. [ROCKING:45]

Harlan, James- Berkeley Co; Aug Court 1778, information filed against him for refusing to give in taxable articles. [BERK3:291]

Harlan, Moses- Berkeley Co; Aug Court 1778, information filed against him for refusing to give in taxable articles. [BERK3:291]

Harman, Isaac- Augusta Co Court Martial 15 Oct 1777, fined for one muster, Capt Daniel Smith. [ACCM:76]

Harman, John- Augusta Co Court Martial 15 Oct 1777, fined for one muster, Capt Daniel Smith.  [ACCM:76]

Harman, Joshua- Accomack Co, “Harmon” on a list of militia delinquents who did not attend musters of 16 May 1778, 18 June 1778. [ACCOM1]

Harmer, John- Loyalist claim; Amherst Co; From Bristol, settled in VA in 1733; Returned to England and assigned property to brother George Harmer of Bristol, who went to VA in 1780 to attend estate. [C:218]

Harmon:see Harman

Harmontrout, Henry- Augusta Co Court Martial 16 Oct 1777, fined for one muster, Capt Peachey Gilmer. [ACCM:80]

Harper, Jacob- Rockingham County Court, 27 March 1781, on information from the Deputy Attorney for not giving in his taxable property, ordered to be summond. [ROCKING:88]

Harper, John- Augusta Co Court Martial 23 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at musters 27 June 1778 and 25 July 1778, Capt Givens, also returned for disobedience of orders 18 Oct 1778; Court Martial 26 Oct 1778, fined for muster 25 Jul 1778, and fined twelve pounds for disobedience of orders 18 Oct 1778. [ACCM:93, 98-9]

Harrington– see Herrington.

Harris, Harrison- Goochland Co, on return of John Hopkins Oct 1777 of those who had not taken the oath of allegiance to Virginia. [DARM 93:659]

Harris, Walter- Loyalist claim; Westover; VA native; Acted as guide in 1780, an was at York Town. [C:219]

Harris, William- Augusta Co court martial 16 Oct 1777, fined one muster, Capt Anderson; Court Martial 23 Oct 1778, returned/summoned for not appearing at musters 8 Sep 1778, 24 Sept 1778, and 20 Oct 1778, fined for 8 Sep 1778, fined five shillings for disobedience of orders 24 Sep 1778, fined for 20 Oct 1778. [ACCM:79, 91-2, 102]

Harris, William– Bedford County Court 25 July 1780, Commonwealth vs William Harris, for a breach of Act for “punishment of certain offences,” he was found guilty, fined 500 pounds and sentenced to imprisonment 3 months. The statute in view, enacted in Oct 1776, provided that individuals who “by any word, open deed, or act, advisedly and willingly maintain and defend the authority, jurisdiction, or power, to the king or parliament of Great Britain” would be subject to fine or imprisonment. [BED6, 290; HEN9, 170-71]

Harrison, Daniel- Augusta Co Court Martial 15 Oct 1777, fined for muster of 28 June 1777, Capt Hopkins. [ACCM:75]

Harrison, John- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Oct 1776, “Johnston” summoned for not appearing at three musters, Capt Daniel Smith; 15 Oct 1777, fined for four musters. [ACCM:61, 75-6]

Harsman, Woolery- Rockingham County Court 24 Aug 1779, an information returned by the State Deputy Attorney for not giving in his taxable property, ordered summoned to answer. [ROCKING:45].

Hart, Jacob- Augusta Co Court Martial 16 Oct 1777, “Heart” fined for three musters, Capt Thomas Smith. [ACCM:80]

Hartgrave, Robert- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Oct 1777, summoned for not appearing at one muster, Capt Thomas Smith. [ACCM:72]

Harvey, Jonathan- Accomack Co, on a list of individuals who did not appear at muster of 10 Oct 1778. [ACCOM1]

Hatton, Walter- Loyalist claim; Accomac Co; Deceased, claim made by widow Ellen; Collector of Customs at Accomac from 1760 to 1775; Taken to Williamsburg and imprisoned; Escaped and made his way to England in 1777. [C:222-3]

Hawkins, William- Augusta Co court martial 16 Oct 1777, fined for one muster, Capt Stephenson. [ACCM:78]

Hawksworth, Enoch- Loyalist claim; Alexandria; Left his home in Dec 1775; Arrived in London Oct 1776. [C:223-4]

Haws, Samuel- Augusta Co Court Martial 22 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at muster 25 Sep 1778, Capt Young; summoned to show cause why he appeared at musters of 4 Sep 1778 and 20 Oct 1778 without arms. [ACCM:89-90]

Haydon, George- Augusta County; Court Martial 28 Oct 1778, Capt Long, returned for not appearing at muster 19 Aug 1778, acquitted. [ACCM:111]

Haynie, Elisha, also John Haynie and Maxamilion Haynie– Northumberland County, 18 Sept 1780 circular from County Lt Thomas Gaskins stating that on the 14th and 15th of Sept, Elisha Haynie, John Haynie, and Maxamilion Haynie participated in a riot against the draft law and then absconded, and he was therefore condemned and ordered to be apprehended; Northumberland County, January Court 1781, Elisha Haynie, John Haynie and Maxamilion Haynie each brought before the court for behaving in a riotous manner against the draught, ordered that they each post bond for £30000. [GASKINS; NORTHUMOB 1773-1783, 441]

Haynie, Jacob– Northumberland County, 18 Sept 1780 circular from County Lt Thomas Gaskins stating that on the 14th and 15th of Sept, Haynie participated in a riot against the draft law and then absconded, and he was therefore condemned and ordered to be apprehended; December Court 1780, Northumberland County, Jacob Haynie brot before the court for behaving in a riotous manner against the draught. Ordered he post bond for £2000. [GASKINS; NORTHUMOB 1773-1783:439]

Haynie, Jas.- Northumberland County, 18 Sept 1780 circular from County Lt Thomas Gaskins stating that on the 14th and 15th of Sept, Haynie participated in a riot against the draft law and then absconded, and he was therefore condemned and ordered to be apprehended. [GASKINS]

Haynie, John- See Elisha Haynie

Haynie, Maxamilion- See Elisha Haynie

Haynie, Samuel– Northumberland County, January Court 1781; Samuel Haynie brot before the court for behaving in a riotous manner against the draught ordered he post bond for £30000 (Northumberland County Order Book 1773-1783, 442).

Haynie, Thomas– Northumberland County, 18 Sept 1780 circular from County Lt Thomas Gaskins stating that on the 14th and 15th of Sept, Haynie participated in a riot against the draft law and then absconded, and he was therefore condemned and ordered to be apprehended; Northumberland County, February Court 1781, Thomas Haynie brot before the court for behaving in a riotous manner against the draught, ordered he post bond for £30000. [GASKINS; NORTHUMOB 1773-1783:450]

Haynie, William- Augusta Co court martial 16 Oct 1777, “Henie” fined for three musters, Capt Hewett. [ACCM:78]

Hays, Nathan-  Augusta Co Court Martial 16 Oct 1776, summoned for not appearing at one private muster, Capt Stewart. [ACCM:58]

Headley, Luke– [1] Ordered the Sheriff summon Robert Stott, John Lewis, John Keate, Thomas Cralle, Jeremiah Lewis, Rodham Douglas, George Brown Junr. and Luke Headley to appear at next court to shew in what manner they obtained certificats of their having taken the oath of allegiance to this state, having refused to take it in their own county (Richmond County Order Bk 18, 31); [2] Robert Stott and others inhabitants of this county being summon’d to shew in what manner they obtained their certificates of having taken the oath of allegiance produced a writing from under the hand of Thomas Crallie a Majestrate of the County of Northumberland which writing is by the court ordered to be preserved among the papers in the Clerk’s Office of this county (Richmond County Order Bk 18, 35).

Heard, John- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, summoned for not appearing at muster 30 Nov 1776, Capt Ruben Harrison; 16 Oct 1777, fined for one muster. [ACCM:72, 80]

Heard, Stephen- Henry County; County Court 24 Aug 1780, on suspicion of being guilty of treasonable conspiracy against America, jury called, found not guilty. [VAN 8:18]

Heckman, Edward- Accomack Co, on a list of individuals who did not appear at muster of 10 Oct 1778. [ACCOM1]

Hemphill, John- 16 Oct 1777, Augusta Co Court Martial, Capt Robertson’s delinquents, fined for one muster. [ACCM:82]

Hempstead, Edward- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Oct 1776, summoned for not appearing at two musters, Capt William Anderson; 16 Oct 1777, acquitted. [ACCM:63, 79]

Henderson, Archibald- Loyalist claim; Henderson, McCaul & Co set up in 1777 by Alexander McCaul, John Glassford, Archibald Henderson, George Kippen, John Kippen, John Shortridge, Arthur Connell of Glasgow, an Neil Jamieson andd James Lyle in VA; Merchants. [C:227-8]

Henderson, David- Augusta County; Court Martial 28 Oct 1778, Capt Long, returned for not appearing at muster 26 Sept 1778, fined 5 shillings. [ACCM:110]

Henderson, James- Augusta Co Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at muster 19 March 1778, Capt Robertson, acquitted. [ACCM:100-101]

Henderson, John- Augusta Co Court Martial 21 Oct 1778, Capt Lockridge’s delinquents, returned for not going out when drafted 4 Sept 1778, fined twelve pounds, which was paid by Jones Henderson. [ACCM:86]

Henderson, John- Augusta County; Court Martial 28 Oct 1778, Capt Kinkead, returned for not appearing at muster 21 Sept 1778, acquitted. [ACCM:109]

Henderson, John– Montgomery County; 6 April 1779, Warrant from Walter Crockett andJames McGavock to the Sheriff; “Whereas complaint has been made to us upon oath that John Henderson, Jacob Darter, Joseph Irwin, Joseph McFarland, Daniel Atter, John Stephens, Dunkin Ogullion, Philip Myer, William Black, Daniel Liberton, Daniel McKinsey, John Cox, Nathaniel Britain and Philip Lambert have entred into a conspiracy to seize the publick magaziens, and then to proceed to kill murder and lay waste this county,” warrant to apprehend them (LVA, Montgomery County Commonwealth Causes, barcode 1048926).

Henderson, Jones- Augusta Co Court Martial 21 Oct 1778, Capt Lockridge’s delinquents, fined 20 shillings for not going out when drafted 5 Oct 1778, which fine he “immediately paid to the Clerk”; also returned for not going out when drafted 4 Sept 1778, acquitted. [ACCM:85-6]

Henderson, Jones- Augusta County; Court Martial 28 Oct 1778, Capt Kinkead, returned for not appearing at muster 21 Sept 1778, acquitted; 13 Apr 1779, returned for not appearing at muster 9 Apr 1779, acquitted and was exempted from future duty. [ACCM:109, 120]

Henderson, Joseph- Augusta Co Court Martial 26 Oct 1778, Capt Thompson’s Co, returned for deserting from Capt Givens’ Co when sent out on duty under Lt Col Bowyer on expedition against the indians commanded by Gen McIntosh, he was acquitted on account of sickness; 28 Oct 1778, summoned for not appearing at muster 5 May 1778, Capt Thompson, fined five shillings. [ACCM:99, 106-7]

Henderson, Samuel- Augusta Co Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at musters 19 March 1778, 6 Apr 1778, Capt Robertson, acquitted for 19 March 1778, 6 Apr 1778. [ACCM:100-101]

Henderson, William-Augusta Co Court Martial 16 Oct 1777, Capt Robertson’s delinquents, fined for muster of 14 Oct 1777; Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at musters 19 March 1778, 20 Oct 1778, acquitted for 19 March 1778. [ACCM:82, 100-101]

Henderson,William- Augusta County; Court Martial 28 Oct 1778, Capt Long, returned for not appearing at muster 20 Oct1778. [ACCM:110]

Hendricks, Zachariah- [Hendrick] Cumberland Co; At a meeting of the Cumberland Co Committee of Safety, 3 May 1775, a complaint being made by John Wily Collector of Mr. Langhorne’s District, that Zachariah Hendrick refuses to pay tax, “and otherwise misbehaves himself with respect to this Committee,” summoned the said Henderick (McIlwaine, 11-12).

Henley, Charles- 15 Jan 1776, Convention Committee found that he acted as militia men in the Battle of Kemps landing against Lord Dunmore, after which he was forced into Dunmore’s service by Col Jacob Ellegood and fought at Great Bridge, ordered he remain prisoner of war at discretion of Committee of Safety. [SCRIB5:406-7]

Henley, Samuel (Rev)- Loyalist claim; Professor of Moral Philosophy at William & Mary College from 1765 to 1775. [C:228]

Henry, Hugh- Augusta Co Court Martial 15 Oct 1777, “Henrey” fined for muster of 14 Oct 1777. [ACCM:76]

Henry, James Sr- also “Jeams”; Accomack Co, on lists of individuals who did not appear at musters of 15 June 1778, 10 Oct 1778, 29 Oct 1778 [ACCOM1]

Henry, Samuel- Augusta Co Court Martial 15 Oct 1777, “Henrey” fined for muster of 14 Oct 1777aa. [ACCM:76]

Hensley, Benjamin– 1781, Commonwealth of Virginia to Price Martin jailer of Henry County, account for 10 pounds for committing Benjamin Hensley to jail “on suspicion of treason” (APA 139, folder “1781”).

Hepburn, Thomas- Norfolk, erected loyalist entrenchments at Norfolk 1775. [SCRIB5:115, 189]

Herdman, James, Rev.- Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co; Rector Herdman, having been requested to preach a sermon on the day appointed for public humiliation, fasting, and prayer (20 July 1775), refused to do so, he was summoned to appear before the Culpeper Co Committee of Safety 24 July 1775; He failed to appear before the Committee, asserting that it had no power to call him etc., and it was the Committee’s opinion that he be “publicly advertised as a person inimical to American liberty,” and also prohibited to preach. 16 Oct 1775, further complaint lodged agaist Herdman, he refused to appear before the Committee, and he was ordered to leave the county. [SCRIB4:28-9, 220-21]

Heron, Nathaniel- Loyalist claim; Petersburg; Native of Britain, settled in Petersburg as Merchant; Fled to Dunmore’s fleet Feb 1776; Returned to England April 1776. [C:228-9]

Herring, Leonard- Augusta Co Court Martial, 17 Oct 1776, “Hearing” summoned for not appearing at one muster, Capt Daniel Smith. [ACCM:61]

Hickman, Roger- Augusta Co; Court Martial 14 Apr 1779, Capt Vance, fined for not appearing at muster 27 Nov 1778. [ACCM:123]

Hicks, Thomas- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, summoned for not appearing at two musters, Capt Davis; 16 Oct 1777, fined for two musters. [ACCM:72, 82]

Hiell, John- Loyalist claim; Fincastle County; Germany native, resided 26 years at Sugar Bottom; Recruited for British Army; Captain; Wounded at battle of White Plains; [C:230; SCRIB5:376]

Hildreth, Isaac- Loyalist claim; Norfolk; Merchant and House Carpenter; Settled in Norfolk 1770; Joined British Army 1775, Ensign of a provincial company. Returned to England Aug 1776. [C:231]

Hill, James- Augusta County Court Martial 17 Oct 1776, summoned for not appearing at two musters, Capt Thomas Smith; 16 Oct 1777, fined for muster of 14 Oct 1777. [ACCM:64, 80]

Hill, John- Loyalist claim; Fincastle Co/Montgomery Co; Distiller and Planter, resident of VA 28 years; Carried dispatches and served as Army guide. [C:231]

Also: Montgomery County, 10 Jan 1776, “This Committee [of Safety] being inform’d that John Hill […] said that all his neighbours & all the people up and down the river were for the King […], that he for his part declared himself openly for the King, that he told a servant man […] that in about a month he and all the negroes would get there freedom, it is therefore resolved that he be served with a copy of this order & be summoned to appear at the next committee to answer the same.” [ACC24278, p 8]

Hill, John- Montgomery County, 10 Jan 1776, “This Committee [of Safety] being inform’d that John Hill […] said that all his neighbours & all the people up and down the river were for the King […], that he for his part declared himself openly for the King, that he told a servant man […] that in about a month he and all the negroes would get there freedom, it is therefore resolved that he be served with a copy of this order & be summoned to appear at the next committee to answer the same.” [Library of Virginia, Fincastle & Montgomery Counties: Revolutionary War Records, 1775-1783, p 8, Accession 24278, Barcode 1118855].

Hind, William- Augusta Co Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at musters 19 March 1778, 6 Apr 1778, Capt Robertson, acquitted for 19 March 1778, 6 Apr 1778. [ACCM:100-101]

Hinton, William- 30 Nov 1779, warrant to Thomas Rhodes for supporting Wm. Hinton a Tory prisoner from the 4 June to the 6th Oct. per cert. [AAIII:197]

Hip, Charles- Southampton Co; On a list of those who refused to take the oath of allegiance to Virginia, 27 Dec 1777. [MVG 50:206]

Hodges, John- [“Hodge”] Augusta Co Court Martial 21 Oct 1778, Capt Lockridge’s delinquents, returned for not going out when drafted 15 Jan 1778, acquitted. [ACCM:86]

Hodges, Randall- 15 Jan 1776, Convention Committee found that he had aided Lord Dunmore, but had not taken up arms or been so active as to be deemed prisoner of war, ordered he be paroled. [SCRIB5:407]

Hogg, James- Augusta Co Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, Capt McCay, returned for not appearing at musters 24 Dec 1777, 30 March 1778. [ACCM:105]

Hogshead, David Jr- Augusta Co Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, Capt Trimble, returned for not appearing at muster 20 Oct 1778; 13 Apr 1779, returned for not appearing at muster 19 March 1779. [ACCM:103-4, 122]

Hogshead, David Sr- Augusta Co Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at muster 6 Oct 1778, Capt Trimble, fined. [ACCM:103-4, 121]

Hogshead, James- Augusta Co Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at muster 6 Oct 1778, Capt Trimble, fined; 13 Apr 1779, returned for not appearing at muster 19 March 1779. [ACCM:103-4, 121-2]

Hogshead, James Jr- Augusta Co; Court Marial 13 Apr 1779, Capt Trimble, fined for not appearing at muster 20 Oct 1778. [ACCM:121]

Hogshead, John Jr- Augusta Co; Court Martial 13 Apr 1779, Capt Trimble (but now of Capt Simpson’s company), summoned for not appearing at muster of 26 Nov 1778. [ACCM:121]

Hogshead, John Sr- Augusta Co; Court Martial 13 Apr 1779, Capt Trimble, fined for not appearing at muster 24 Dec 1778. [ACCM:121]

Hogshead, Michael- Augusta Co; Court Martial 13 Apr 1779, Capt Trimble, fined for not appearing at muster 24 Dec 1778, summoned for not appearing at muster 19 Mar 1779. [ACCM:121-2]

Hogshead, William- Augusta Co; Court Martial 13 Apr 1779, fined for not appearing at muster 24 Dec 1778. [ACCM:121]

Holbrook, Randolph- Goochland Co, on return of John Hopkins Oct 1777 of those who had not taken the oath of allegiance to Virginia. [DARM 93:659]

Holby, George- Rockingham County Court 24 Oct 1780, an information returned by the State Deputy Attorney for not giving in his taxable property, ordered summoned to answer. [ROCKING:78]

Holland, Albridgton- Nansemond County; 26 Oct 1782, condemned by the General Court for treason, sentenced to be hanged by the Sheriff of Henrico Co on 29 Nov 1782. [CARRINGTON]

Holland, John- Nansemond County; 26 Oct 1782, condemned by the General Court for treason, sentenced to be hanged by the Sheriff of Henrico Co on 29 Nov 1782. [CARRINGTON]

Holliday, Robert- Henry Co; County Court 24 Aug 1780, appeared on recognizance on suspicion of being guilty in a conspiracy against America, a jury came, he was found guilty of speaking inimical to the common cause, sentenced to fine £100. [VAN 8:18]

Holsinger, Michael- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, summoned for not appearing at muster 30 Nov 1776, Capt Ruben Harrison. [ACCM:72]

Holt, Samuel- Accomack Co, on a list of delinquents who did not appear at muster 29 May 1778, 26 June 1778, 31 Jul 1778, Capt William Downing. [ACCOM1]

Holt, Thomas- On a 2 Dec 1781 list of those in public jail, by Governor’s warrant, a “Refugee” from “York Town.” [ROSE]

Homan, Sighman- Augusta Co Court Martial 16 Oct 1777, fined for one muster, Capt Teater. [ACCM:81]

Honeycut, John- Powhatan Co, on return of Tho. Turpin Jr. 20 Dec 1777, refused to take the oath of allegiance to Virginia. [VAGEN 27:192]

Hook, George- “Hooke,” Augusta Co Court Martial 23 Oct 1778, Capt Givens’s delinquents, returned for not appearing at place of rendezvous 20 Sep 1778 to join sd Givens’s company under command of Lt Col Bowyer on the expedition against the indians commanded by Gen McIntosh; he was acquitted [ACCM:93]

Hook, James- “Hooke,” Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, summoned for not appearing at two musters, Capt Hewett; also summoned for not appearing at muster of 16 Apr 1777; 16 Oct 1777, acquitted [for what?], also fined for one muster. [ACCM:71, 78]

Hook, John- Bedford County Committee of Safety meeting 23 May 1775, it was represented that John Hook, Merchant in New London, had conducted himself in a bad manner, and he was therefore to be summoned; 17 June 1775, letter from John Hook to the Committee, he requested that the charges be given in writing; undated response of the Committee noted that claimed that Hook, in conversation with Charles Lynch, swore that there would never be peace “till the Americans get well Floged,” etc.; Reply of Hook that he was willing to conceal sentiments disagreeable to the Committee. [SCRIB3:162, 207, 230-31, 234-6]

Hook, Robert- “Hooke,” Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, summoned for not appearing at muster 16 Apr 1777, Capt Hewett; 16 Oct 1777, acquitted [for what?], also fined for one muster. [ACCM:71, 78]

Hook, William- “Hooke,” Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, summoned for not appearing at seven musters, Capt Hewett; 16 Oct 1777, “Hookes” fined for four musters. [ACCM:71, 78]

Hope, George- Accomack Co, “George Hope Serjent” on a list of militia delinquents who did not attend musters of 16 May 1778, 18 June 1778. [ACCOM1]

Hopkins, Joshua- Princess Anne Co, Lynhaven Par; Convicted of treason at a session of the General Court sitting 15 June 1782, sentenced to hang 19 July 1782. The House of Delegates, on 18 June 1782, resolved that he was a proper object of mercy and “pardoned” him for said treason, provided that he move to Augusta Co and live there for the remainder of his life. The Senate rejected the resolution of the House, and the case was referred to the Supreme Court of Appeals, which also rejected the House resolution.  [GENCOURT1; SUPREME1:20-22]

Hore, Edward– Bedford County Court 2 Oct 1780, examination of Edward Hore “on suspicion of high treason,” he pleaded guilty to taking the oath [to the King of England], and it was the opinion of the court that he be tried before the General Court (Creel, Bedford County Virginia Court Orders 1774-1783, 113, with reference to Order Book 6, 303).

Hornage, Jacob- On a 2 Dec 1781 list of those in public jail, by Governor’s warrant, charge with “bringing a pretended flag into Rappahanock.” [ROSE]

Horner,William- Loyalist claim; Fredericksburg; Born Ripon, Yorkshire, 1727; Ordered to leave VA; Arrived in England May1776; Returned to VA 1783 to recover property, but returned to England 1787. [C:240]

Hornsby, John– Northumberland County, 18 Sept 1780 circular from County Lt Thomas Gaskins stating that on the 14th and 15th of Sept, Hornsby participated in a riot against the draft law and then absconded, and he was therefore condemned and ordered to be apprehended; Northumberland County, February 1781, John Hornsby brot before the court for behaving in a riotous manner against the draught, ordered he post bond for £3000. [GASKINS; NORTHUMOB 1773-1783:447]

Houghman:see Huffman

Hourseley, Robert- Henry County; County Court 27 Sept 1782, appeared on suspicion of treason, jury called, found guilty, fined 20/-. [VAN 8:19]

Houston, Alexander- Loyalist claim; Norfolk; Merchant; Joined Lord Dunmore Nov 1775 at Great Bridge; Went to Nova Scotia in Nov 1783. [C:241-2]

Houston, John- [“Huston”] Augusta Co Court Martial 21 Oct 1778, Capt McCutchen’s delinquents, summoned to appear at next court martial to show why he did not appear at muster of 20 Oct 1778. [ACCM:87]

Hoveaker, Jacob- Loudoun County; “Rescued” Henry Boyd, a deserter from the Continental Army. [MCDONNELL:290]

Hover, Jasper- age 48, 5’2 3/4”, sandy hair, blue eyes, dark complexion, Planter, res. Loudoun Co VA, born German, a military delinquent from Loudoun County, sentenced to serve 6 months of service, sized at Carter’s Ferry 28 May 1781. [ACC24296:57-8]

Howard, John- Goochland Co, on return of John Hopkins Oct 1777 of those who had not taken the oath of allegiance to Virginia. [DARM 93:659]

Howard, Thomas- Nansemond County; 17 May 1779, signed promissory note to “appear whenever we may be called” by Gen Mathew or any other officer commanding His Majesty’s forces, otherwise to remain peacably at home. [CVSP1:319]

Hubbard, James- Loyalist claim, “Hubard”; Deceased, claim made by son Mathew Hubard; Judge Advocate of Admiralty Court; Imprisoned during war until able to join Cornwallis’s army; At York Town; Died May 1782. [C:243]

Hubbard, William- Northumberland County, 18 Sept 1780 circular from County Lt Thomas Gaskins stating that on the 14th and 15th of Sept, Hubbard participated in a riot against the draft law and then absconded, and he was therefore condemned and ordered to be apprehended. [GASKINS]

Huddleston, Abra.– Jailed in Bedford County for 1 day in 1780 on suspicion of toryism (Abercrombie, vol 1, 99).

Huddleston, Daniel– Bedford County Court 30 Sept 1780, examination of Daniel Hudleston “for high treason,” he pleaded guilty of taking the oath [to the King of England], and it was the opinion of the court that he be tried before the General Court. [BED6, 302]

Huddleston, William– Jailed in Bedford County for 1 day in 1780 on suspicion of toryism (Abercrombie, vol 1, 99). Shown in an unalphabetized list next to Abra. Huddleston, above.

Huff, Elijah- Ohio Co, on William Scott’s return dated Dec 1777 of those who refused to take the oath of allegiance to Virginia. [NGSQ 4:49]

Huffman, David- Loudoun County; “Rescued” Henry Boyd, a deserter from the Continental Army. [MCDONNELL:290]

Huffman, Henry- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 April 1777, summoned for not appearing at two musters, Capt Fraizer. [ACCM:72]

Hughart, Thomas- Augusta Co Court Martial 21 Oct 1778, Capt Lockridge’s delinquents, returned for not going out when drafted 15 Jan 1778, acquitted. [ACCM:86]

Hughes, James- On a 2 Dec 1781 list of those in public jail, by Governor’s warrant, a “Refugee” from “York Town.” [ROSE]

Hughes, John- On a 2 Dec 1781 list of those in public jail, by Governor’s warrant, a “Refugee” from “York Town.” [ROSE]

Hughes, Neill- Augusta Co Court Martial 16 Oct 1777, fine for four musters, Capt Givens; Court Martial 26 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at muster 27 June 1778. [ACCM:79, 98]

Hughes, Thomas- Augusta County; Court Martial 28 Oct 1778, Capt Long, returned for not appearing at muster 20 Oct 1778, acquitted. [ACCM:111-112]

Hughlet, Ephraim- Northumberland County, 18 Sept 1780 circular from County Lt Thomas Gaskins stating that on the 14th and 15th of Sept, Hughlet participated in a riot against the draft law and then absconded, and he was therefore condemned and ordered to be apprehended. [GASKINS]

Hull, George- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 April 1777, summoned for not appearing at one muster, Capt Fraizer. [ACCM:72]

Humphrey, John– [“Humphries”] Northumberland County, 18 Sept 1780 circular from County Lt Thomas Gaskins stating that on the 14th and 15th of Sept, Humphries participated in a riot against the draft law and then absconded, and he was therefore condemned and ordered to be apprehended; Northumberland County, February Court 1781, John Humphries brot before the court for behaving in a riotous manner against the draught, ordered he post bond for £30000. [GASKINS; NORTHUMOB 1773-1783:451]

Humphrey, William- Augusta Co Court Martial 22 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at place of rendezvous when drafted 20 Sep 1778, ordered he be fined six pounds and imprisoned for fifteen days. [ACCM:88]

Hunt, Thomas– Bedford County Court 30 Sept 1780, examination of Thomas Hunt “on suspicion of high treason,” he said he was guilty of taking the oath [to the King of England] and of administering it to others, therefore it was the opinion of the court that he be tried before the General Court. [BED6, 300]

Hunter, Betsy- Nansemond Co; At meeting of Committee of Safety 22 Nov 1775, Hunter appeared for writing letters to her mother (Katherine Leslie Hunter) and brother (John Hunter of Norfolk), giving military intelligence; she claimed the letters were for her amusement, not as intelligence; the Committee considered them letters of intelligence, and she, along with Mary and Martha Wilkinson (who assisted her) were to be looked on as enemies to America. [SCRIB4:454]

Hunter, James- Loyalist claim; Isle of Wight Co; Native of Britain; Went to VA with George Blair and opened store at Smithfield on James River. [C:248]

Hunter, John- Augusta Co Court Martial 16 Oct 1776, Capt Linkhorn’s Co, summoned for not appearing at five musters, and to show cause why he did not go out when drafted; 15 Oct 1777, fined for five musters, but acquitted for not going out when drafted. [ACCM:60, 77]

Hunter, John- Augusta County; Court Martial 28 Oct 1778, Capt Long, returned for not appearing at place of rendezvous when drafted to go out under Capt Givens & LtCol Bowyer on expedition under Gen McIntosh 20 Sept 1778, fined 20 shillings. [ACCM:109-110]

Hunter, John Jr- Loyalist claim; Gosport; Went to VA 1769 and lived with uncle John Hunter Sr; Accepted commission under uncle and served in Battle of Great Bridge; Settled in England. [C:248-9]

Hunter, John Sr- Loyalist claim; Norfolk and Gosport; Deceased, claim made by executor Thomas McCulloch; One of first to receive commission of Capt from Lord Dunmore; Went to NY, fell into bad health, and died there Nov 1778. [C:248; SCRIB5:115]

Hunter, Titus- Augusta Co Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at musters 18 June 1778,  25 July 1778, Capt Robertson, acquitted for 25 July 1778. [ACCM:101-2]

Hunter, William- Loyalist claim; Williamsburg; Printer, Bookseller, Stationer; Joined British Army June 1781, was at siege of York Town; Went to England afer war. [C:249]

Hunton, John- Augusta Co Court Martial 16 Oct 1777, fined for one muster, Capt Thomas Smith. [ACCM:80]

Hunton, John- Augusta County; Court Martial 28 Oct 1778, Capt Long, returned for not appearing at place of rendezvous when drafted to go out under Capt Givens & LtCol Bowyer on expedition under Gen McIntosh 20 Sept 1778. [ACCM:109]

Hurst, Thomas- Northumberland County, November Court 1780; On the information that Thomas Hurst […and others] were aiders and abetters in a late riot in this county who shott upon Thomas Gaskins, Thomas Gaskins Junr. and John Heath Junr. ordered that the Sheriff take the above persons into immediate custody as breachers of the peace and that they give security each of them in the sum of twenty thousand pounds to appear at the next court to be held for the said county on the second Monday in December next and in the mean time be of good order and keep the peace. [NORTHUMOB 1773-1783, 436]

Hurt, Joseph- Northumberland Co; 17 March 1781 letter, Col Thomas Gaskins to Gov Jefferson, noted that Hurt, “an old offender,” had been “taken last night” and was being sent to Richmond. [CVSP1:577-8]

Hurt, William– Jailed in Bedford County for 1 day in 1780 on suspicion of toryism (Abercrombie, vol 1, 99).

Huston, George- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, summoned for not appearing at four musters, Capt Hewett, also for not appearing at muster of 16 Apr 1777; 16 Oct 1777, acquitted. [ACCM:71, 78]

Huston, John- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, summoned for not appearing at muster 16 Apr 1777, Capt Hewett; 16 Oct 1777, acquitted. [ACCM:71, 78]

Huston, Nathan- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, summoned for not appearing at muster 16 Apr 1777, Capt Hewett; 16 Oct 1777, acquitted. [ACCM:71, 78]

Huston, Stephen- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 April 1777, summoned for not appearing at one muster, Capt Hewett; 16 Oct 1778, acquitted. [ACCM:71, 78]

Hutchings, William- Princess Anne Co; Jailed 1781 “for bearing arms against the country.” [JAMESON]

Hutchison, William- Augusta Co Court Martial 15 Oct 1777, fined for one muster, Capt Stewart. [ACCM:75]