Interesting information, some new to me, found thanks to a Meta post about a resource at Southern Campaigns Revolutionary War Pension Statements & Rosters. I find new information here on a regular basis, it’s an incredible free resource for Revolutionary War researchers.
https://revwarapps.org/b414.pdf
Signatures of South Carolina Officers
Joseph Adair, Jr.
This is the first hard evidence I have seen proving much conjecture and family tradition that Joseph Adair, Jr. did indeed serve as Deputy Commissary of the Little River Regiment. I believe that this was the regiment made up of many of the men from Duncan Creek Presbyterian, under Col. Levi Casey. Joseph Jr. did not seek a pension, by all accounts he was quite comfortable and didn’t request one.
Joseph Adair Jr, Deputy Commissary signature
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Gambel, James, Account Audited (File No. 2647) Of Claims Growing Out Of The American Revolution. Date: 1776 C. or later
Full Document at the South Carolina State Archives:
https://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/ArchivesImages/S108092/S108092005000422000/images/S108092005000422000.pdf
Joseph Adair, Sr.
Joseph Adair Sr, Commissary signatures
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Bourland, William, Account Audited (File No. 637) Of Claims Growing Out Of The American Revolution. Date: 1776 C. or later
Full Document at the South Carolina State Archives:
https://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/ArchivesImages/S108092/S108092001100382000/images/S108092001100382000.pdf
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Hanna, William, Account Audited (File No. 3302) Of Claims Growing Out Of The American Revolution. Date: 1776 C. or later
Full Document at the South Carolina State Archives:
https://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/ArchivesImages/S108092/S108092006600134000/images/S108092006600134000.pdf
Yes!!