2nd Regt., 2nd Brig., Texas Militia

 

Source: Muster Rolls of the Texas Revolution, published by Daughters of the Republic of Texas

About Reason Green:

William Brister's commanding officer was Reason Green. Reason Green was an early Sabine River boatman. The present-day city of Orange, Texas was originally Green’s Bluff, which was named for Reason Green. Reason Green died 11 Feb 1868 in Liberty, Liberty CO, TX at age 68.

Green, Reason            Classification & Roll, Beat 7
                         2nd Regt., 2nd Brig., Texas Militia
                                           [p246-247]

   COMPANY NAMES [1]
 
Beach, C.
Brister, Danl.
Brister, Wm.
Clingman, A.A.
Cooper, Lewis
Dacy, _____
Donahoe, Danil
Donahoe, Henry
Dugat, Dugat
Dugat, J.L.
Duncan, M.
Green, B.M.
Green, Reason (Capt)
Hardy, D.C. (2 Lt)
Hedgley, Lewis
Horton, James
Humphres, J.
Jackson, _____
Lam, A.
Lockwood, Wm. R.
Long, Geo. W.
McLewis, _____
Pearson, Jno.
Prewitt, B.
Prewitt, Edmond
Rogers, James
Scull, Wm. D. (1 Lt)
Sherman, Jesse
Sherman, Robt.
Sherman, Wm.
Smith, Chas.
Snider, C.
Tanner, E.M.
Tanner, James
Tanner, Joseph
Tanner, Morris
Tanner, Thomas
Tarkinton, B.
Tarkinton, J.H.
Taylor, Geo.
Thouvinin, A.
Vanordstrand, A.
West, Wm.
West, _____
Wilborn, Ransom
Yates, _____
_____, Con_____
_____, John
 
 OTHER NAMES ON THE ROLL
 
McAda, J.S. (Adjt)
 
 [1] Names on transcribed roll. For dates of enrollment, service, death,
     or other remarks, see transcribed roll in MUSTER ROLLS OF THE TEXAS
     REVOLUTION, Daughters of the Republic of Texas, Austin, 1986 [T1].
     "In parentheses will be noted any difference of initials or spell-
     ing of surnames that appeared on the Muster Roll Indexes" (of the
     Texas General Land Office).[T1]