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

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

Wade, Alexander- Augusta Co Court Martial 15 Oct 1777, “Waide” fined for muster of 30 Aug 1777, Capt Hopkins. [ACCM:75]

Wade, John W.- Goochland Co, on list of Stepn. Sampson 1 Jan 1778 of those who refused to take the oath of allegiance to Virginia. [DARM 93:659]

Wade, Leonard- Augusta Co Court Martial 15 Oct 1777, “Waide” fined for muster of 4 Oct 1777, Capt Hopkins. [ACCM:75]

Wahab, John- Augusta County; Court Martial 28 Oct 1778, Capt Kinkead, returned for not appearing at muster 21 Sept 1778, acquitted; 13 Apr 1779, “Wehabb” returned for not appearing at muster 9 Apr 1779. [ACCM:109, 120]

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

Wailing, John- Loyalist claim; Hancock Town; “Took up arms, fled to Army, joined sea service.” [C:508]

Walker, Andrew- Augusta Co court martial 16 Oct 1777, fined for two musters. [ACCM:79; Although not stated, from his placement in the minutes the Capt was probably Capt Anderson].

Walker, John- Loyalist claim; Norfolk; Fled to Dunmore’s fleet and remained for nine months; Arrived London 1777. [C:509]

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

Walker, William- Loyalist claim; Portsmouth; Merchant; Went to VA 1770; Fled to Dunmore’s fleet, served several expeditions to obtain provisions; Shot and left for dead; Went to Britain. [C:509-10]

Wallace, James- Augusta Co Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at musters 18 June 1778, 25 July 1778, 20 Oct 1778, Capt Robertson, fined for 18 June 1778, acquitted for 25 July 1778, 20 Oct 1778; 29 Oct 1778, Capt Bell, returned for not appearing at muster 20 Oct 1778, fined for not appearing at muster 17 Oct 1778. [ACCM:101-2, 113-114]

Wallace, James- Augusta County; Court Martial 29 Oct 1778, Capt Bell, returned for not appearing at muster 13 Aug 1778, acquitted. [ACCM:113]

Wallace, Robert- Augusta Co Court Martial 22 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at muster 25 Sep 1778, Capt Young. [ACCM:89-90]

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

Waller, Robert- Norfolk; Bond 17 Dec 1775 for one thousand pounds; whereas he was accused of being inimical to the dominion of Virginia and was a prisoner, he posts bond for his release and good behavior. [SCRIB5:173-4]

Ward, Arthur- 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 to remain prisoner of war at discretion of Committee of Safety. [SCRIB5:406-7]

Ward, James- 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]

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

Warden, Samuel- Augusta Co Court Martial 16 Oct 1776, Capt Hokins’s delinquients, summoned to show cause why he refused to go out when drafted in Capt Gilmer’s Co. [ACCM:59]

Warder, Hugh- Loyalist claim; Native of Perth, Scotland; Resided in VA 1763 to 1770; Went to VA April 1775 and volunteered to bear arms; Fought at Kemp’s Landing, Great Bridge. [C:513]

Wardrop, James- Commanded a loyalist militia company from the area of Norfolk/Suffolk. [SCRIB5:58-9, 115]

Warren, Daniel– Jailed in Bedford County for 17 1/2 in 1780, “a felon” (Abercrombie, vol 1, 100).

Warwick, Alexander- Loyalist claim; Merchant; Resided in VA many years; Went to England 1777. [C:514]

Warwick, Anthony- Loyalist claim; Nansemond Co; Merchant; Native of Britain, a Merchant for 16 years in VA; Refused to deliver tea, gunpowder to rebels; Fled to Portsmouth; Seized by rebels, maltreated; Imprisoned; Went into Dunmore’s fleet , then sailed to Britain; Went to Charleston where he served until evacuation, then went to West Indies, then St Augustine, then back to England 1784. [C:514-15; SCRIB3:485-6]

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

Watkins, Benj.- Goochland Co, on list of Stepn. Sampson 1 Jan 1778 of those who refused to take the oath of allegiance to Virginia. [DARM 93:659]

Watkins, Moses- Loyalist claim; Botetourt Co; Planter; Maltreated by rebels; Fought with Carolina loyalists, wounded; Arrived in London Oct 1784. [C:516]

Watson, Jonathan- Loyalist claim; Highgate House, Gloucester Co; Naive of Bury St. Edmunds; Went to VA 1767; Offered command of rebel company in 1775, refused; Left the country with his family. [C:517]

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

Watts, Thomas– Bedford County Court 30 Sept 1780, examination of Thomas Watts “for high treason,” he pleaded not guilty, wheruepon the court proceeded to examine witnesses, and it was their opinion that he ought to be tried before the General Court. [BED6:302]

Watts, William– Jailed in Bedford County for 44 days in 1780 on suspicion of toryism. [ABER:vol 1, 99]

Wearing, Abijah- Augusta Co Court Martial, 17 Oct 1776, summoned for not appearing at one muster, Capt Daniel Smith; Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, fined £5 for not going out in Capt Daniel Smith’s comp when drafted; Court Martial 15 Oct 1777, fined for muster of 30 Aug 1777, Capt Hopkins, also fined for one muster under Capt Daniel Smith. [ACCM:61, 73, 75]

Weatherholt, Nicholas– 22 March 1779, on an information lodged against Nicolas Weatherholt “for conspiring and consulting the destruction of the Commonwealth,” Weatherholt posted bond for 2000 pounds for his appearance at “grand jury court” of May 1779. [ROCKING:26]

Weaver, Felty– Augusta County court martial 15 April 1779, Felty Weaver fined for not appearing at private muster 9 Nov 1778, “his father Peter Weaver to pay as the deceased delinquent was under twenty one years of age” (Creel, Selected Virginia Revolutionary War Records, vol 2, 38).

Weaver, Isaac- Montgomery Co; “Wever” on a list of Capt Osburn’s militia company of muster delinquents, 3 Feb 1783. [VMHB 47:35]

Weaver, James- Princess Anne Co; Jailed 1781 for “treasonable practices.” [JAMESON]

Weaver, John- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Oct 1776, summonedd for not appearing at eight musters, Capt Peachey Gilmer. [ACCM:62]

Weaver, Peter- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, summoned for not appearing at muster 11 March 1777, Capt Tate. [ACCM:69]

Webber, John– Jailed 69 days in Bedford County in 1780 on suspicion of toryism. [ABER:vol 1, 99]

Weiss, Henry– [or Vice] Montgomery County; Warrant 27 April 1779 from Walter Crockett and James McGavock to any officer civil or military, which sd officer is empowered to command a guard for his assistance; “Whereas complaint has been made upon oath that Henry Wiess or Vice […and others] have entred into a conspiracy and taken an oath not to lift arms against the King of Great Britain or his heirs and to join the Inglish and Indians and to assist them in destroying the country,” warrant to take “the above named traitors to their country.” [MCCC]

Welch, John– Jailed in Bedford County for 45 days in 1780 on suspicion of toryism. [ABER:vol 1, 99]

Welch, John- [“Welsh”] Loyalist claim; Norfolk; Merchant; Went to VA 1773; Volunteered in British Army, carried proclamation to NC; “Very active by sea and land”; Returned to England Aug 1776. [C:519]

Welch, Robert- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Oct 1776, “Welsh” summoned for not appearing at six musters, Capt Peachey Gilmer; fined for refusing to go out in Capt Nall’s company when drafted. [ACCM:62]

Weldon, Edward- Augusta County Court Martial 17 Oct 1776, “Welldon” summoned for not appearing at one muster, Capt Stephenson; 16 Oct 1777, fined for one muster. [ACCM:62, 78]

Weldon, George- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, summoned for not appearing at musters 18 Oct 1776, 12 Feb 1777, 1 March 1777, Capt Moffett; Court Martial 15 Oct 1777, acquitted for the muster of 18 Oct 1776.  [ACCM:67, 74]

Wells, Abram- Montgomery Co; Militia, on a list of Capt Love’s company of delinquents from the musters of 25 May 1782, 29 June 1782, 27 July 1782. [VMHB 47:36]

Wells, Daniel– 1781, Commonwealth of Virginia to Price Martin jailer of Henry County, account for 10 pounds for committing Daniel Wells to jail “on suspicion of treason. [APA 139:folder “1781”]

Wells, Moses– [1] Montgomery County; Warrant 27 April 1779 from Walter Crockett and James McGavock to any officer civil or military, which sd officer is empowered to command a guard for his assistance; “Whereas complaint has been made upon oath that Moses Wells […and others] have entred into a conspiracy and taken an oath not to lift arms against the King of Great Britain or his heirs and to join the Inglish and Indians and to assist them in destroying the country,” warrant to take “the above named traitors to their country.” [2] On a list of Capt Love’s militia company of muster delinquents, 25 May 1782.  [MCCC; VMHB 47:36]

Welsh:see Welch

Westerhouse, Reuben- Accomack Co, on a list of militia delinquents who did not appear at musters of 29 May 1778, 26 June 1778, 31 July 1778, 22 Oct 1778. [ACCOM1]

Wharton, James- “Whorton”; Accomack Co, on a list of individuals who did not appear at muster of 15 June 1778. [ACCOM1]

Wheeler, Rowland– Bedford County Court 30 Sept 1780, examination of Rowland Wheeler “on suspicion of high treason,” he pleaded guilty of taking the oath [to the King of England] and of administering it to others, and it was the opinion of the court that he be tried before the General Court. [BED6:301]

White, Anthony- 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]

White, David- 16 Oct 1777, Capt Robertson’s delinquents, fined for two musters, but the fine was remitted at Court Martial of 27 Oct 1778; also at Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, returned for appearing at muster 19 March 1778 without arms, acquitted. [ACCM:82, 100-101]

White, David Jr.– Augusta County court martial 16 April 1779, Sgt David White Jr returned for disobedience of orders in refusing to warn part of the company to a muster on the 3rd April 1779, but was acquitted (Creel, Selected Virginia Revolutionary War Records, vol 2, 47).

White, Henry- Accomack Co, on a list of militia delinquents who failed to appear at muster of 26 June 1778, 31 July 1778, Capt William Downing. [ACCOM1]

White, Joakam- Accomack Co, on a list of individuals who did not appear at muster of 13 June 1778. [ACCOM1]

White, Maria- Loyalist claim; Princess Anne Co; Driven from home, sought protection in Dunmore’s fleet, then went to Britain. [C:522]

White, Stephen– Jailed in Bedford County for 1 day in 1780 on suspicion of toryism. [ABER:vol 1, 99]

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

Whitehurst, Caleb- 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]

Whitenhill, Peter- Augusta Co Court Martial 22 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at muster 4 Sep 1778, Capt Young. [ACCM:89-90]

Whitton, Arthr.- Accomack Co, on a list of militia delinquents who did not appear at muster 29 May 1778, 31 July 1778, 28 Oct 1778, Capt William Downing. [ACCOM1]

Wilder, James- 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]

Wilfong, John- Augusta Co Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, “Willfong” returned for not appearing at musters 25 Apr 1778, 26 June 1778, Capt McCay. [ACCM:105-6]

Wilkes, John– Bedford County Court, 25 July 1780, Commonwealth vs John Wilks, for breach of Act “for punishment of certain offences,” he was found innocent. 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; Bedford County Court, 29 Aug 1780, for examination of John Wilkes “for high treason,” he pleaded guilty, whereupon it was the opinion of the court that he ought to be tried for the same before the General Court. [BED6:290, 295; HEN9:170-7]

Wilkie, John- Loyalist claim; Gloucester Co; Native of Britina; Settled in VA 1772 as Merchant; Commanded a ship in Dunmore’s fleet in 1776; Went to Nova Scotia. [C:525]

Wilkinson, Martha and Mary- 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]

Williams, David- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, summoned for not appearing at one muster, Capt Stephenson. [ACCM:70]

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

Williams, Jinkin– Montgomery County; Warrant 27 April 1779 from Walter Crockett and James McGavock to any officer civil or military, which sd officer is empowered to command a guard for his assistance; “Whereas complaint has been made upon oath that Jinkin Williams […and others] have entred into a conspiracy and taken an oath not to lift arms against the King of Great Britain or his heirs and to join the Inglish and Indians and to assist them in destroying the country,” warrant to take “the above named traitors to their country.” [MCCC]

Williams, John- Augusta Co Court Martial 15 Oct 1777, fined for muster of 5 Oct 1777, Capt Thompson. [ACCM:75]

Williams, John- Augusta Co; Court Martial 14 Apr 1779, Capt Vance, fined for not appearing at muster 27 Nov 1778. [ACCM:122]

Williams, John- age 29, 5’5 1/4”, grey hair, grey eyes, dark complexion, Planter, res. Hampshire Co, born Dublin Ireland, military delinquent from Hampshire Co, sentenced 11 Apr 1781 to serve 6 months, previously served in the 8th Pennsylvania Regt for 3 years, sized at Carter’s Ferry 25 May 1781. [ACC24296:59-60]

Williams, Reese- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Oct 1776, summoned for not appearing at two musters, Capt Daniel Smith; 15 Oct 1777, fined for two musters. [ACCM:61, 75]

Williams, William- Accomack Co, on a list of militia delinquents who did not appear at musters 29 May 1778, 31 Jul 1778, Capt William Downing. [ACCOM1]

Williamson, Joseph- Loyalist claim; Merchant; Native of Britain; Resided VA 12 years; Escaped from Rappahannock Apr 1776; Went to Antigua to hire seamen. [C:529]

Williford, Will- Southampton Co; On a list of those who refused to take the oath of allegiance to Virginia, 10 Oct 1777. [MVG 50:206]

Willoughby, Benjamin- [“Willobey”] Augusta Co Court Martial 16 Oct 1777, Capt Davis’s delinquents, fined for one muster. [ACCM:82]

Willoughby, John Sr- Colonel, of Willoughby’s Point, Norfolk Co; Appeared before the Convention 20 Dec 1775 upon inquiry into his conduct relative to the disturbances in Norfolk Co, he being accused of being inimical to the interests his country, he prays a hearing and parole; Paroled and ordered to remain in Williamsburg 22 Dec 1775; 3 Jan 1776, the Convention Committee to which this case was referred found that he had acted out of “compulsion and not inclination,” he was therefore discharged on his word not to give intelligence to the British. [SCRIB5:202-3, 207-8, 219, 326]

Wilson, Daniel- Augusta Co Court Martial 16 Oct 1776, “Willson” summoned for not appearing at private muster, Capt Lockridge. [ACCM:58]

Wilson, David- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 April 1777, “Willson” summoned for not appearing at muster 16 Apr 1777, Capt Moffett; Court Martial 15 Oct 1777, fined for the muster of 16 Apr 1777; 16 Oct 1777, fined for one muster, Capt Stephenson. [ACCM:67, 74, 78; Unclear if one man, or two men of same name]

Wilson, David-Augusta Co; Court Martial 29 Oct 1778, “Willson” fined five shillings for not appearing at muster 20 Oct 1778, Capt Bell. [ACCM:114]

Wilson, James- Augusta Co Court Martial 15 Oct 1777,  Capt Campbell, “Willson” fined for one muster. [ACCM:76]

Wilson, James- Augusta Co; Court Martial 13 Apr 1779, Capt Trimble, “Willson” fined for not appearing at muster of 26 Nov 1778. [ACCM:121]

Wilson, John- Augusta Co Court Martial 24 Oct 1778, “Willson” returned for not appearing at muster 27 Oct 1777, Capt McCreerey. [ACCM:96]

Wilson, John- Augusta Co; Court Martial 13 Apr 1779, Capt Kinkead, “Willson” returned for not appearing at musters 28 Nov 1778, 9 Apr 1779, and was fined for both. [ACCM:120]

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

Windin, Jas.- Montgomery Co; Militia, on a list of Capt Love’s company of delinquents from the muster of 31 July 1782. [VMHB 47:36]

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

Withers, Michael- Loyalist claim; James City Co; Made claim from Nova Scotia in 1786, claimed loss of 200 acres, cattle, negro, gold and silver smith tools, etc. [C:532]

Witsell, Henry- Augusta Co Court Martial 16 Oct 1776, fined for not appearing at ten musters. [ACCM:59]

Woldridge, Thomas- Accomack Co, “Woldridg” on a list of militia delinquents who did not attend musters of 16 May 1778, 19 Sep 1778. [ACCOM1]

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

Wood, John- Augusta County Court Martial 17 Oct 1776, Capt Young’s delinquents, “Woods” summoned for not appearing at six musters and for not going out when drafted; 17 Apr 1777, “Jno., Wm., Leo & Jno. Woods” summoned for not appearing at muster 16 Apr 1777.; 29 Oct 1778, Woods (a substitute for Robt. Wallace) returned for deserting from a detachment of Capt Bell’s company under command of Sgt Samuel Ewing on the head of Greenbrier about last of Sept 1778. [ACCM:63, 69, 114]

Wood, John- Augusta Co Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, “Woods” returned for not appearing at muster 12 March 1778, Capt Trimble (later of Capt Simpson’s company). [ACCM:103-4, 121]

Wood, Leo- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, “Jno., Wm., Leo & Jno. Woods” summoned for not appearing at muster 16 Apr 1777, Capt Young. [ACCM:69]

Wood, Peter– [“Woods”] Jailed in Bedford County for 45 days in 1780 on suspicion of toryism. [ABER:vol 1, 99]

Wood, Robert- Augusta Co Court Martial 16 Oct 1777, “Woods” fined for one muster, Capt Peoples. [ACCM:81]

Wood, William- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, “Jno., Wm., Leo & Jno. Woods” summoned for not appearing at muster 16 Apr 1777, Capt Young. [ACCM:69]

Woodall, Thomas- Augusta Co Court Martial 24 Oct 1778, Capt Henderson’s delinquents, returned for disobedience of orders 24 Sep 1778, and fined five shillings for the same at court martial of 26 Oct 1778. [ACCM:94, 97]

Woods:see Wood.

Woodside, John- 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]

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

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

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

Wormeley, David- Augusta Co Court Martial, 17 April 1777, “Wormsley” summoned to show cause why he does not appear at musters, Capt Teater. [ACCM:72]

Wormeley, James- Loyalist claim; Native of VA, son of Ralph Wormeley; Brother Ralph was “one of H.M. council, and a prisoner for almost entire war; James left home in 1775 for England; Appointed Ens in 9th Regt of Foot. [C:536]

Wormeley, John- Augusta Co Court Martial, 17 April 1777, “Wormsley” summoned to show cause why he does not appear at musters, Capt Teater; 16 Oct 1777, fined for one muster. [ACCM:72, 81]

Wormeley, Ralph– See loyalist claim of brother James Wormeley.

Wright, Alexander- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, “James Wright & Alexr. Wright” summoned for not appearing at one muster, Capt Long. [ACCM:70]

Wright, Francis- Powhatan Co, on return of Tho. Turpin Jr. 4 Oct 1777, refused to take the oath of allegiance to Virginia. [VAGEN 27:192]

Wright, George- Loyalist claim; Made claim 1780 in London that “he wishes to return to America, but needs money for passage.” [C:538]

Wright, James- Augusta Co Court Martial 17 Apr 1777, “James Wright & Alexr. Wright” summoned for not appearing at one muster, Capt Long. [ACCM:70]

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

Wright, John- Augusta Co; Court Martial 13 Apr 1779, Capt Kinkead, returned for not appearing at muster 9 Apr 1779, acquitted. [ACCM:120]

Wright, Joseph- Augusta Co Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, returned for not appearing at muster 3 Nov 1777, Capt Trimble, acquitted. [ACCM:103-4]

Wright, Mennis- Account of William Powell of Amherst County includes 3 pounds for committing Mennis Wright “apprehended on suspicion for treason.” [APA 139:folder 1781]

Wright, Thomas- Augusta Co Court Martial 27 Oct 1778, Ensign Thomas Wright returned for not appearing at muster 24 July 1778. [ACCM:105-6]

Wright, William- 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]

Wyatt, Edward- Augusta Co Court Martial 16 Oct 1777, “Weyatt” fined for muster of 27 Aug 1777, Capt Ruben Harrison. [ACCM:80]

Wylie, John- Montgomery County; 7 Sept 1779, Robert Alford brought before the county court, “and it appearing from the Testimony of Alexander Wylie that the sd. Alford was employ’d by John Griffeth to convey Intelligence from him to a certain John Wylie of this County, ordered that the Sheriff of this County take the sd. Alford into Custody and convey him to the Goal of Washington County there to be safely kept untill he is duly discharged.” [Treacy:48]