1775 Militiamen
Lieutenant, John Donelson, Esqr.
Colonel of the County, Robert Williams, Esqr.
Lieutenant Colonel, William Tunstall, Esq.
Major, John Wilson
Captains
- Bejamin Lankford
- Peter Perkins
- Francis Luck
- James Lyon
- Robert Hairstone
- Robert Woods
- Daniel Shelton
- Jesse Heard
- Frederick Rives
- John Donelson, Jr.
- Archilaus Hughes
- Joseph Martin
- John Dix
- William Witcher
- Gabriel Shelton
- Henry Williams
- John Salmon
- Robert Payne
- Johnathan Hanby
- William Peters Martin
- Jehu Morton
- Charles Cannon
- Richard Gwynne
- John Smith
- Edmond Lyne
- Joshua Abstone
- James Hix
- Stephen Coleman
- Joseph Terry
- Thomas Walters
- William Ward
- Robert Bowman
- Thomas Smith
- Charles Burton
- Bartlett Williams
- Samuel Shields
- John Strong
- Spencer Shelton
- Reubin Payne
- Beverly Shelton
- Isaac Clements
- James George
- Tully Choice, Junr.
- Edmond Choat
- Thomas Jones, Senr.
- George Hairstone
- Bryce Martin
- David Linear
- George Waller
- John Cunningham
- Frederick Fulkerson
- Elipha Shelton
- Benjamin Hensley
- Charles Irby
- William Short
- Joseph Terry, son of Joseph
- George Carter
- William Beaver
- Samuel Bolling
- Thomas Black
- John Wynne
- William Dix
- John Fulton
- Thomas Smith
- Edmond Taylor
- Armstead Shelton
- John Payne
- Syrus Roberts
- Joseph Farris
- William Estes
- Swinfield Hill
- Peter Vardaman
- James Poteet
- John Wells
- James Taylor
- James Anthony
- David Chadwell
- John Parr
- George Carter
- John Renfro.


Pittsylvania County was formed in 1767 from Halifax County, Virginia. It was named after William Pitt, the first Earl of Chatham, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom who served from 1755 to 1768.