Here is a message that was on another list in answer to your question:
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These are sources, most are from stubs of pay indents and are referenced
with
a letter and a number, ie. W 253. Other sources are abbreviations and page
numbers; James 126 would be page 126 of "A History of Marion's Brigade," by
William D. James.

I do not have a list handy but some others are:

Gregg, "History of the Old Cheraws"
Simms, "Life of Marion"
Weems, Life of Marion"
Boddie, "History of Williamsburg"
Gee to Fletcher's, "The Gee Family"
Kinfolks to Harllee's "Kinfolks"
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Hope this helps,
Melba in AL


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] 
To: [email protected] 
Date: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 10:08 AM
Subject: Marion's Men


Hello,
>I saw this on another list last summer and would like to know more about
it -
>supposed to be part of a list of Marion's Men.
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>Received on another list...
>From: JEAN PRATHER
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>Privates and and Non Commissioned officers
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>Benjamin Griffin          W 291
>David Griffin                N 213
>John Griffith                 U 629
>Joseph Griffith             N 212
>Morgan Griffith             L 76
>James Grimes             Gegg 408
>William Grissom          Y 20
>Nathaniel Guyton         X 1439
>William Gwinn              W 468
>Isaac Haddock              S 136
>David Hagen                 Gregg 408
>John Haig                      Y 101


>Could someone please tell me what the letters and numbers refer to?
>
>Thanks-
>Arlys LaFehr
>
>Researching in South Carolina around 1750-1800 - ADKINS, STOCKSALL or
>STIGALL, SITTON, Abraham CLARK and wife Elizabeth.
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