North Carolina
- see also North Carolina militia
- Collier's Regiment of Militia, 1780
- Graham's Tryon County Regiment, 1776
- Hillsborough District militia, 1776–1783
- Lytle's Regiment of Levies (Caswell County), 1778
- Seawell's Regiment of Militia, Pitt County, 1780
Read more about this topic: List Of United States Militia Units In The American Revolutionary War
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