James Adair, Jacob Albert, John Alsup, Hezekiah Atkins, Milliton Atkins, Parker Atkins, James Bane Jr., William Bradley, Lowe Brown, William Brown, Humphrey Brumfield, James Brumfield Jr., James Brumfield Sr., John Burke, Capt. Thomas Burke, Willtam Burke, John Burton, John Carr Jr., Simon Cassidy, Thomas Cassidy, Isac Chapman, John Chapman Sr., Richard Chapman, David Clay, Ezekial Clay, Mitchell Clay Sr., Robert Clendenin, Thomas Copley, James Emmons, Thomas Farley Jr., Thomas Farley Sr., John French, Matthew French, George Fry Jr., George Fry Sr., Edward Hale, Joseph Hare, Ferdinand Harless, Andrew Hatfield, Isaac Hatfield, Capt. John Henderson, Robert hunter, James Johnston, James Kerr, Robert Kerr, Andrew Kessinger, John Kirk, Charles Lucas Jr., Charles Lucas Sr., Capt. John Lucas, Parker Lucas, William Lucas, Henry Lybrook, John Lybrook, Paulser Lybrook, John McGriff, Thomas McGriff, Isaac McKinsey, Mcredock McKinsey, Michael Madden, Michael Madden's Croper, John Mann, Thomas Marenzll, John Martin, Jacob Meadows, Capt. George Pearis, John Peters, Hezekiah Philies, Joslah Porterfield, David Price, Joel Sartain Sr., John Sartain, Gecrge Scott, Samuel Scott, Samuel Shannon, Capt. Thomas Shannon, Daniel Shumate III, Col. Christlan Enidow, Jacob Snidow, Philip Snidow, Theophilus Snidow, Ralph Stafford, Capt. Ralph Stewart, Andrew Straley, Jacob Straley, William Tracy, Andrew Vaught, Christiane Vaught, Charles Walker, William Weeb, George Henry Williams, Philip Williams, and John Young served as Revolutionary War soldiers from Giles County.