Descendant's Submissions
If you have data about anyone the lived in Georgia and served in the
American Revolution please send your data to be included here. If your ancestor
served from other states and moved to or lived in Georgia, please submit your
information to be included here. What lines are you researching in GA to prove
your blood lineage for a RW organization?
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| *Vincent Allentharpe is waiting to be approved at NSDAR. | Lynda Tharpe Schoonover | |
| **Jacob Ammons, from Fairfield Co., S.C. to
Wilkes in 1794 (purchased property). In the land lottery grant list he
states he was a R. W. Sol. I have never been able to find his service. There
is a William Ammons in the records (and it could be him as I have a record
where Jacob's son, Jacob, is also listed as William). Need to prove his
service record. Any help is appreciated. |
The DAR accepted my application based on the land lottery
grant but I have been trying to find out more. |
Angie
Wilderman
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| David
Bryan. He was born January 3, 1760 in Virginia and died in Monroe County,
Georgia on November 12, 1826. According to family records his parents were David Bryan and Jane Brooks. David Bryan served as a private on the Georgia Line during the Revolutionary War and therefore was granted land in Washington County, Georgia in 1786. |
In the 1827 Land Lottery in Monroe
County, Georgia:.14th Day of Drawing - March 22: Bryan, Dorcas Wife Rev.
Soldier - Monroe County 31st Day of Drawing - April 11 Bryan, David Rev. Soldier Monroe County40th Day of Drawing - April 21 Bryan, David Rev. Soldier Monroe County Seems like there is something wrong with his date of death since this land lottery was held a year after his date of death. |
Bobbie Bryan Coons |
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| **Thomas Conner, JR. Born 1726 Maryland, died Sept. 12, 1802 in GA. Private Capt. N. Ewing's 1st Maryland Reg. Buried in GA. Believe in Tattnall County. Father of Reverend Wilson Conner, Telfair County, GA | Possible Supplemental | Gloria Holback |
| **Benjamin Cook John Cook, James Cook |
Reverend Wilson Conner's father in law, father of Mary Cook Conner....Researching | Gloria Holback |
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| *John Dees (Deas)
(another researcher)-John was born in 1763 in South Carolina. John gave
material aid in South Carolina and is listed in A. S. Salley's books, Stub
Entries to Indents Claims Against South Carolina. John is buried in Forest Grove Cemetery near Clyattville. He came first into Tattnall County where he had land and, later in Lowndes Co., served as an Inferior Court Justice from August 24, 1827 to 1829 |
John died near Clyattville, Lowndes Co., GA in 1838. His wife was Mary (last name unknown) who was born about 1770 in South Carolina. They were married about 1790 in South Carolina and she died in 1861 in Hamilton Co., Florida. | Lynda Tharpe Schoonover |
| **David Delk, Columbia Co., GA father of Mary Delk, wife of Reuben Harrell of Wilkinson Co., GA | Possible Supplemental | Gloria Holback |
| *Alexander Dunn-18
December 1762 in Rutherford Co., NC and died at Chambers Co., Alabama on 22 December 1846. and gave military depositions in Monroe County, GA in 1832 and 1834. |
He is listed as a Rev. Soldier in the
"History of Jones Co., GA"
He married Christian (Biddy) O'Neal and |
Lynda Tharpe Schoonover |
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| **John Glover served North Carolina Was in Georgia by 1802 died Crawford County, Georgia 1832. Marked as a AR soldier. Buried Mt. Paran Cem. Crawford County, Ga. |
www.gloverfamily.com | |
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| David Harrell ,Columbia Co., GA Possibly the father of Reuben Harrell | Researching | Gloria Holback |
| **Levi Harrell, Sally's Stub Indents #476, Account Audited 3351. Col. Benton's Regiment Under the command of Gen. Francis Marion (Swamp Fox) S.C./N.C.; Buried in Pulaski County, GA. | Born in Anson Co., NC 1750 Son of Jacob Harrell of Nansemond County, VA , Grandson of Francis Harrell of Colonial VA. |
Gloria Holback |
| Reuben Harrell, Columbia Co., GA Possibly the father
of Reuben Harrell Wilkinson County, GA |
Researching | Gloria Holback |
| **Capt. William Hendley, served N.C. Buried Dodge County, GA in the Rogers/Harrell family cemetery on property which once belonged to Levi Harrell, I - descendant Levi Holt Harrell, son of William Holt Harrell and grandson of Levi Harrell, II. |
Son of Elmore Hendley, Scotland/Colonial VA, Married to Amelia Ann Horton, daughter of David Horton, RS of Wake Co., NC. Horton line goes back to 2 of 13 Puritans who purchased Long Island, NY from the Indians, John Budd and Barnabus Horton. Have copy of the Horton's in America, book, David Horton's will...photos of William Hendley's tombstone/RW grave marker if needed to help others. . | Gloria Holback |
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| Ninian Beall Magruder-was born 22
November 1735 in Prince George's County, MD. Ninian served as a Private in the Second Company, 29th Lower Battalion of Montgomery Co., MD Militia. He also signed the Patriot's Oath in Montgomery Co., MD in 1778. |
He married Rebecca Young about 1754
in Prince George's Co., MD, and died 28 Feb. 1810 in Columbia Co., GA. Rebecca was born about 1735 in Prince George's Co., MD, and died in Columbia Co., GA 19 Feb. 1810. |
Lynda Tharpe Schoonover |
| Jeremiah Mathews was born 1744 in Halifax
County, NC. Jeremiah served as a Private in the Halifax County, North Carolina Militia. Volume 5, Long Book 11, page 16, Army Accounts. Volume 15, page 455, Record of Deeds, Halifax, NC ( I have a long documentation on him) Son Josiah Mathews of Talbot Co. GA had a large plantation. |
He died in Baldwin County, GA before 11 October 1813. He married Sarah (some researchers say Mary) (Polly) Brinkley in 1773. She died after 11 October 1813. Will. |
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| Charles McCall--was born in either
Pennsylvania or Virginia about 1732. Charles gave material aid and rendered public service during the Revolution. I have a long documentation on this. His son was William above. |
He married Celete (Celeste) Ann Williams
in 1755. Charles died in Effington, Bullock Co., GA about 1814. Celeste died before 1814 as Charles had married Hannah Everett as a second wife. |
Lynda Tharpe Schoonover |
| William McCall-was born 1766 at Lynch's
Creek, Society Hill, Cheraw District, SC. William served as a private in St. David's Parish at Society Hill, Sc. in 1782 under General Francis Marion. He rose to Lieutenant before the close of the Revolutionary War. He received land for his military service and his grave is marked by the Brier Creek Chptr. of the DAR. His son, Charles H. McCall, lived in Talbot Co. and then Marion County, GA.. |
He died in Screven County, GA on 12 January
1830. His second wife was Mary Hannah Pierce/Pearce born about 1767 married to William about 1800 in Screven Co. and died about 1830 in Screven Co. |
Lynda Tharpe Schoonover |
| **Henry Mitchell, Jones County, GA Mitchell, Henry Date of Land Lottery Draw: 1827 Buried: Jones County, Georgia According to "Family Sketches of Jones County, Georgia," by Carolyn Mitchell Black of Gray, Georgia, published in Volume 1 "History of the People of Jones County, Georgia" by Frank M. Abbott: In the northwest corner of Jones, called Cornucopia, were Mitchell's. Henry Mitchell (RS) lived on Falling Creek watercourse, Jones County, Georgia, and put up a grist mill there (information is from early land records). |
The wife of Henry Mitchell, Revolutionary Soldier, was named
Sarah Mitchell, whose full name is believed to be Sarah Maderias Mitchell.
New Hope/Caney Creek Primitive Baptist Church was organized Feb. 6, 1813, and Henry and Sarah Mitchell, along with 18 others, helped organize the church (these early written church records and minutes are still preserved and contain the names of Henry and Sarah Mitchell). Henry Mitchell (RS) and Sarah Mitchell had nine children [Gloria is Researching Peter Mitchell's line] |
Terri Anne Hastings
Terri's line is well documented Gloria is looking for the parents of Peter Mitchell, born in
Jones Co., 1803....
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| Norman, William | Norman Family of Lincoln County, Georgia Genealogy Site | Liz Nash |
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| **Jesse Peters, born about 1753 in Craven Co., NC,
served 1st Battalion during the Rev. War. Died Oct. 1839 in Carroll County,
GA Fought at the Battle of Kettle Creek
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Wife's given name was Martha, surname yet unknown. She died between 1823 and 1830 in Walton Co., GA. Jesse Peters and Martha Unknown married about 1782. | Brenda Pass [need email address] |
| *Jeremiah
Pierson or Pearson- Born abt 1740. Jeremiah was Paid for Service in South Carolina. His File reads: File 5, #629, Issued 13 September 1785 to Jer. Pearson for Five Pounts Seven and 10 pence for duty and c in 1781 and 1782 per. a/c from commissioners Principal L5-71-10 1/2 Annual Ind. Lo-7-6. Alley's Stub Indents #629 Book V. Jeremiah fought in South Carolina Camden District as a soldier. |
Died aft. 1820 in Jones County, GA Wife unknown. Daughter Sarah Pierson married Vincent Allentharpe of Twiggs Co. |
Lynda Tharpe Schoonover |
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| John Spencer-was born 16 December
1745 in Charlotte Co. VA. John served from 1778 to 1780 as a bombardier in the Va. State Regiment of Artillery and subsequently was appoint lieutenant of the same regiment. He received large War Bounty Land Grants also. |
John died in Effingham Co, GA on 18 May 1806. (new Evidence) He was buried with military honors at Savannah. He married Sally Watkins, born about 1748 in Powhatan Co., VA. | |
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| **William Wilder, born in NC _____ in Elijah Clarke's unit. Fought at Battle of Kettle Creek. He died in Jones County, GA 1835. He was a signer on the Resolution of Protest of Kyokee Creek
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His brother Willis Wilder, was a Sergeant in the RW. Both men drew land in Jones County, GA. He had more than one wife. He was married to Fanny Wilder at the time of his death. |
Gaila
Merrington |
| Jesse Winfrey-was born about 1755 in
Cumberland Co. VA (new evidence) Jesse served as a private in Captain
Jeremiah Bugg's Company of the Georgia Militia in the Lower Battalion
commanded by Colonel Robert Middleton. He lived near Claborne's Mill on the Great Kiokee Creek. (New Evidence is surfacing on this family) |
Jesse died in Columbia Co., GA about 6
November 1815. (Will) He married Francis Spencer, born about 1766
at Amelia Co., VA and married about 1788 at Columbia |
Lynda Tharpe Schoonover |
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