So many List members have ancestors and collaterals among the men killed at Cloud's Creek on 17 (not 7) Nov 1781 that I thought you'd be interested in the names of members of the Loyalist Corps who killed them. The British kept meticulous records for payroll purposes, so the membership of the four companies who made the attack at Cloud's Creek, then the assault at Hayes Station in Laurens Co on 19 Nov 1781, is all written down in one place. The backcountry raid of Nov-Dec 1781 resulted in ~50 Whig deaths: 23 at Cloud's Creek, 19 at Hayes Station, and a few opportunistic raids on households of personal enemies while en route. Maj. Cunningham lost only one man, David Long. His quarterly paylists through the end of 1782 show no additional casualties. Cunningham took asylum in East Florida after the British evacuated Charleston in Dec 1782. When FL was ceded to Spain in 1783, the newly-appointed Gov. de Zespedes wrote that he didn't want that man in his territory, had him arrested and deported. He snuck back into FL, was arrested and deported again. He retired to the West Indies, where he was assured a comfortable living because of his services to the Crown. Source: British Public Records Office T50, Vol. 6: Pay Abstract Nr 43, Major William Cunningham's Corps, Little River Regiment, Ninety Six Brigade, Three-Months-Militia, 61-days pay, 3 Nov - 2 Jan 1782, 19 Dec 1781 Major William Cunningham Captains: 1. William Helms 2. John Hood 3. Richard Long 4. William Parker Lieutenants: 1. Daniel Cargil, wounded 2. Isaac Dyel 3. George Madon 4. Joshua Nun Ensigns: 1. Harmon Crum 2. Ralph Hughes, wounded 3. Michael Melton 4. Joshua Washam Sergeants: 1. John Atkins 2. Henry Foster, wounded 3. Timothy Niblet, wounded 4. Thomas North 5. Peter Philpot, wounded 6. James Sims 7. Barkley Warton, wounded Privates: 1. Joseph Atkins, Sen. 2. Joseph Atkins, Jun. 3. Thomas Atkins 4. John Anderson 5. William Anderson 6. John Atkins 7. William Bealy 8. William Bratcher 9. William Burrows 10. John Brown 11. Bartholomew Cradock 12. John Craddock 13. John Cargal 14. William Cargal 15. James Collins 16. Joshua Cross 17. William Drew, rec'd Ralph Hughes 18. Samuel Duncan 19. William Ervin, wounded 20. James Foy 21. George David 22. William Grimes 23. John Goodin 24. John Griffin, Sen., witness: William Helms 25. James Green 26. John Griffin, Jun. 27. Mickagey Hendrick 28. Winn Hendrick 29. Thomas Hughs, rec'd Capt William Parker 30. Bunch Johnson, witness: Capt William Parker 31. Mathew Love 32. William Largent 33. William Lasly 34. Joseph Lasly 35. Thomas Lasly 36. James Lester 37. Peter Lester, witness: Capt John Young 38. David Long, killed, paid his brother, Capt Richard Long 39. William Lucas 40. Daniel Martin 41. John Mading 42. John Madon 43. Moses Madon 44. Stephen Mills 45. James Mills 46. Roger Murphy 47. Alexander Montgomery 48. William Musgrove 49. Aaron Niblet 50. Philip Proctor, wounded 51. Edward Proctor, witness: Richard King 52. Caleb Powel, rec'd by Captain Long 53. William Runnels 54. Archy Shayers 55. George Stevenson 56. Joshua Skirlock 57. James Summers, witness: Thomas Pearson 58. William Suter 59. Robert Shurley 60. John Silcock 61. Joseph Underwood 62. John West 63. Robert Wood 64. Jonathan Waits 65. Thomas Wood, rec'd Ralph Hughes 66. James Wood 67. Joseph Williams 68. Jesse Youngblood, witness: Capt William Rhodes attest: Robert Gray, Deputy Pay Master Colonel