On his pension record, my husband's ancestor, James Jennings, says he was taken prisoner at Charleston in 1780 and was kept prisoner for three years. He enlisted at the Pacolet River probably near Fairfield or Spartanburg in George Wiley's company of the Sixth Regiment on Jan. 7, 1778. But he was transferred to the third regiment and was serving there when he says he was taken prisoner. I found his records and everything he did serve that time with those units, but I am wondering if there are records to prove he WAS taken prisoner. Thank you.