Fayetteville Independent Light Infantry Company
North Carolina's Official Historic Military Command
established August 23, 1793
"He That Hath No Stomach To This Fight Let Him Depart"
The 1793 Charter Member Muster Roll​
Officers ​
Captain Robert Adam, Commanding​
Lieutenant John Winslow​
Ensign Robert Cochran
Guardsmen​
Isham Blake​
Andrew Broadfoot ​
John Eccles ​
A. Ferguson ​
Sam Goodwin ​
Jacob Hartman ​
Dillon Jordan ​
John Lumsden​
Thomas Matthews ​
Kennith Murchison ​
Hugn McDonald ​
Jas. McIntyre ​
Wm. McL. McKay ​
Hugh McLean ​
Jno. McLeod​
John McMillan ​
A. McQueen ​
Silver Selan Selbane​
George Thompson ​
John Thompson
Fiftieth Anniversary Muster Roll
August 23, 1843
Officers and Non Commissioned Officers
Major John H. Cook, Commaning
First Captain Archibald McLean
Second Captain A. A. McKethan
Third Captain A. M. Campbell
Fourth Captain James Sundy
First Sergeant W. T. Natt
Second Sergeant W. McL. MacKay
Third Sergeant C. A. McMillan
Fourth Sergeant W. E. Kirkpatarick
Fifth Sergeant Walter Draughon
First Corporal Wm. Huske
Second Corporal Archibald McDonald
Third Corporal J. A. McLauchlin
Guardsmen
A. Alden
C. Anderson
Chas. Bebee
W. K. Blake
N. Branson
J. Butler
J. M. Beasley
J. D. Cameron
R. S. Cain
E. J. Clark
Samuel Decker
W. T. Firzell
J. S. Grant
J. C. Haigh
W. A. Huske
C. Hargreove
C. R. Jones
Datus Jones
W. S. Jessup
J. Kirpatrick
N. King
A. F. Mallett
W. G. Matthews
T. Mitchell
T. R. Murphy
D. McLaurin
N. McDuffie
M. McDuffie
M. McIntyre
S. McGary
H. McMillan
J. D. McCallum
J. K. McGuire
G. C. Newby
H. Nunnery
C. D. Nixon
E. J. Russell
J. S. Raboteau
T. Rhodes
A. G. Simpson
S. G. Smith
J. P. Smith
A. G. Stacy
J. M. Stedman
J. Vann
J. K. Warden
F. T. Ward
J. M. Williams
A. J. Woodward
The War Between the States Muster Roll
On April 17th, 1861 the Grand Olde Company was mustered into State Service and on April 22, 1861, seized the US Arsenal in Fayetteville in the name of the Confederate States of America. On June 10, 1861, the FILI had the honor to serve as Company H. of the 1st NC Regiment that secured a victory in the first land engagement in the War at Big Bethel, VA. This is a roster of that company.
Officers and Non Commissioned Officers
Major Wright Huske, Commaning
Captain Benjamin R. Huske
Captain Charles B. Cook
Captain Hector McKethan
Captain William P. Wemyss
Sergeant Charles Kennedy
Sergeant William T. Battley
Sergeant John H. Robinson
Sergeant W. D. James
Corporal John H. Anderson
Corporal Dugald Murphy
Corporal Henry S. Frizell
Corporal James C. McRae
Privates
Alexander Arnett
William Atkinson
W. R. Barringer
William Bernard
John Blake
William Boon
Gustavus Buhmann
Henry Byrd
Thomas Campbell
William Campbell
Samuel Carmon
William Clark
Isaac Clark
John Davis
John Dobbin
David Evans
James Gainey
George Gee
Daniel Graham
Charles Haigh
George Haigh
Edward Hale, Jr.
Peter Hale
Jeptha Hall
Rodolph Heide
H. R. Horne
Henry Horne
James Huske
John Huske
Henry Huske
James Jones
Robert James
Joseph Jones
James Jones
William Jones
James Kendrick
Jesse Kyle
William Kyle
Haywood Lumsden
Jarvis Lutterloh
John Matthews
Hugh McDonald
John McKay
William McKethan
Archibald McLauchlin
J. A. McLean
J. P. McLean
Thomas McLean
Alexander McNeill
James NcNeill
Neill McNeill
Evander McPhail
Neill McRae
James Nance
Eben Norton
Oliver Pearce
James Phillips
Edward Powers
Alexander Ray
David Ray
King Rhodes
Charles Robinson
Archibald Russell
Benjamin Russell
Stephen Russell
Robert Sandford
David Scott
Bond Sedberry
Henry Sedberry
Walter Sherwood
Farquard Smith
Henry E. Smith
Henry H. Smith
John Smith
Joseph Smith
Walter Smith
William Stanton
Charles Stedman
French Strange
John Sundy
Enoch Sykes
Emanuel Thompson
George Thompson
John Thompson
William Waterbury
William Widdefield
Edmund Williams
Marshall Williams
Isaac Williamson
Nathan Williamson
Williamson Whitehead
William Woodward
Albert Worth
The 1876 Centennial Legion of Historic Commands Muster Roll
July 4, 1876
Officers and Non Commissioned Officers
Major Charles Haigh, Commanding
Captain A. A. McKethan
Captain A. H. Worth
Captain J. B. Smith
Captain L. B. Davis
Quartermaster W. C. Troy
Physician Dr. J.W. McNeill
Sergeant W. Widdefield
Sergeant J. C. Vann
Sergeant R. R. Lutterloh
Sergeant Archie McLauchlin
Sergeant T. W. Broadfoot
Corporal S. G. Worth
Corporal L. A. McLaughin
Corporal O. R. Robinson
Corporal William L. Hawley
Drummer Ed. McDuffie
Privates
Fred A. Aderman
James A. Banks
Walter Carney
R. Devane
R. L. Daingerfeild
L. C. Erambert
John S. Gibson
Alexander Graham
G. H. Hall
John C. Haigh, Jr.
R. G. Haigh
John Hancock
R. S. Huske
Joseph Ivey
Herbert Lutterloh
Charles McLauchlin
T. M. McLauchlin
W. McPherson
J. D. MacRae
I. G. MacRae
R. McMillan
F. D. Olds
Frank Parker
D. S. Maultsby
T. H. Maultsby
N. M. Monroe
James Kyle, Jr.
W. A. Robinson
T. H. Sutton
J. C. Troy
John K. Whitted
J. D. Williams, Jr
J. T. Williams
R. S. Williams