Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 4307, for William Patton, North Carolina

SERVICE
NUMBER _____
Patton, William NUMBER N 4307. Jane B.L.M-38576-160-
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Row in Lagoon.
CONTENTS

Aug 16/01 G.L.O. has Wt. only located. Jan 23/02 Oct 24/02 E.8 P. annu. facts as to usual location of Wt, no further predictions.
Vol. 20
226 379
Ad March 3. Oct. 7. /11-
Jane Patton wid.
William Patton.
Patton.
Fri.
38876 Rev. wa Pub. Act Feb. 3. 1853.
Feb. 53- 3191
Th: Neoa, Aug: 13/52 [Signature]
Jno. H. Johnson Present to H. Bradley. Louisville Ky.

See Letter to B. B. French, Clerk House of Reps. Feb. 21, 1846.
1448.
Kentucky
William Patton
of Bourbon in the State of Kentucky who was a part of Co. in the Compy commanded by Captain Locke - of the Regt commanded by Col. McCoy in the N. Carolina line for 9 months from 1780. -
Inscribed on the Roll of Kentucky at the rate of 32 Dollars 50 Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831.
Certificate of Pension issued the 5 th day of Nov: 1832 and sent to Pensioner Paris. Ky
Arrears to 4th of Sept 1832 48.75 Semizant. allowance ending 4 16.25 March 1833. 65.00
{ Revolutionary Claim, { Act June 7, 1832. }
Recorded by Nathan Rice Clerk Book D Vol. 9 Page 55

3.191 —
Kentucky " " C.
Jane Patton widow of William Patton he who served in the Revolutionary
war, as a priv. of Cav y
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 32 Dollars 50
Cents per annum, to commence on the 3d February, 1853.
Certificate of Pension issued the 12th day of Dec r 1853 and sent to
James Barkley Lexington Ky
Recorded on Roll of Pensioners under act February 3, 1853, Page 176. Vol. a
Hon. Jas. B. Clay Dec. 31/57
82
226379 O.G.
(32)

Mrs Jane Patten Widow of William Patten Bounty Land Claim Act of March 3rd 1835
226.379
Attorney C. H. Barkley Louisville Kentucky

Harrison County Kentucky Set
I Jane Patten of said County aged from my best information about 75 years do make the following statement.
"I am the widow of William Patten decd and as such I am now inscribed on the Pension List of the United States on the Kentucky Agency at the rate of $ a year under the second section of the Act of Congress of February 3rd 1855
I was married to said William Patten on (or about) the 1st day of March 1807 in Bourbon County Kentucky by one Isaac Munson a Baptist preacher and my name before said marriage was Jane Goar
I refer to the proof on which my above named pension was granted for proof of the exact date of our marriage and of his death.
I have never married again since his death but I am still his widow
I make this declaration for the purpose of applying for and receiving the benefit of the Bounty Land Act of Congress approved March 3rd 1855

I have never heretofore applied for or received the benefit of this or any other Bounty Land Act of Congress, and to the best of my knowledge and information and belief the said William Patten never did in his lifetime
Witness my name on this 23 a day of October 1855
I am her Patton mark
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We A S Bryson and Albert Robertson both of Harrison County Kentucky aged respectively 31 and 37 years do certify that Mrs Jane Patten is well known to us as the reputed widow of William Patten dec d a reputed revolutionary soldier and pensioner of the United States and as such she is now receiving a pension of the United States on the Kentucky Agency, and is and has been residing in this county for several years — and she has never married again since the death of said William Patten but is still his widow; and did, this day, in

our presence sign and acknowledge the foregoing declaration; and from our above named acquaintance with, and knowledge of her, we certify that she is the identical person whom she represents herself to be
And we are disinterested This 23 day of October 1855 Attest 2 Witnesses
A S Bryson Albert Robinson
Harrison County Kentucky Set Be it known that on this 23 d day of October 1855 before me a justice of the peace in and for said County, personally came Mrs Jane Patten who is well known to me as she describes herself in her foregoing declaration; and she did sign and swear to the said declaration — I believe her to be of the age that she calls herself And I certify that I am disinterested, At the same time also came A S Bryson and Albert Robinson

who are both residents of this county and well known to me as persons of good reputation for truth and veracity and they did sign and swear to the foregoing joint affidavit ascribed to them I believe them to be of the respective ages that they call themselves and to be disinterested. From the foregoing I therefore certify that said Jane Patten is the identical person whom she represents herself to be — and that she is still the widow of the above named William Patten
S. A. Whitaker J.P.H.C.
State of Kentucky
Harrison County } ss I Perry Wherrill Clerk of the County Court in and for said County do certify that S. A. Whitaker whose genuine signa- -ture appears to the above certificate, was at the date thereof an acting justice of the peace in and for said County duly commissioned and qualified. — Witness my name and official Seal at my office in Guthriana on this 29th day of October — 1855
P. Wherrill

Mrs Jane Patten Widow of William Patten Bounty Land Claim Act of March 3rd 1835
226.379
Attorney C. H. Barkley Louisville Kentucky

State of Kentucky, } Bourbon county, } ss.
On this, the 15 th day of August, 1832, personally appeared in open court, before the Hon. the Judge of the Bourbon Circuit court, now sitting, William Patton, aged 73 years on the 26 th day of May last, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth, on his oath, make the following declaration, in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress, passed June 7 th , 1832:
That he entered into the service of the United States, under the following named officers, and served as herein stated. In the early part of the Spring, 1780, he volunteered as a mounted dragoon, under Capt. William Locke, for three months, at Salisbury, South Carolina; was taken prisoner by Tarlton, at Monk's corner, South Carolina, with about sixty others, and was carried and put on board a prison ship of the British fleet, the Swan; he was on board ship five or six weeks. Whilst he was a prisoner, the city of Charleston surrendered to the British General, Clinton; he was then removed from board the Swan to the Royal Exchange, in the city of Charleston, where he was kept a prisoner till he was released by parole, a copy of which - a duplicate of which given at the time, to wit, 23 rd of May, 1780, he has in his possession, and sends with this, his declaration; he then returned to Salsbury , where he remained until he was exchanged. His recollection is very deficient, being old and much debilitated, but he believes that it was between the time of his exchange, as prisoner of war, and the year 1782, that he rendered the following described services; he may be mistaken as to time. As a mounted dragoon, he went with

with Capt. Hawkins, to Augusta, in Georgia, near which place he was put under the command of Col. McIntosh, and went to Savannah, which place was at that time in the possession of the British. He was in the neighborhood, he thinks, about three months, and was engaged scouting against the Indians, negroes, and Tories. At Savannah, Col. McIntosh resigned, and Col. Cooper took his place, and he was then marched to Sunbury, in Georgia, where he remained, he thinks, about eight or ten weeks. Whilst at Sunbury, the following circumstances occurred: He, with others, in gun boats, captured a British Schooner, the Captain of which was released by parole; the Schooner was carried to Sunbury; the prisoner Capt. broke his parole, went to Savannah, gave the British information; another British Schooner was sent from Savannah to Sunbury in the night, with about sixty men, who re-captured the Schooner, which had been formerly taken, marched into Sunbury, and surrounded the house of Captain Leperce, where he, this affiant, Patrick Connelly, a Major Welch and Capt. Leperce were sleeping. He and Connelly escaped; Capt. Leperce was killed, and Maj. Welch was taken prisoner.
Some time in the year 1782, he was attached to the North Carolina continental line for 18 months, under Edw. Yarborough, Capt. of the 3 d North Carolina regiment; served at the Liberty, near Salisbury, about one month, at the expiration of which time he hired a substitute by the name of Michael Henniger, a certificate of which he has, and sends with this declaration.
He states that he was personally acquainted at Salisbury and its neighborhood with General Andrew Jackson, the present President of the United States;
that

that he knew, by information, of President Jackson's services in the war of the revolution, and he supposes that his own services must at that time have been known to President Jackson.
He was born at New Ark, Pennsylvania. He does not know that he has any record of his age; he was born in the year 1759, and moved, when very small, to the South. He was, when he entered the service, at Salisbury, N. Carolina, and was in the service always as a volunteer. He received regular discharges for his services. Capt. Lock gave him one, but they are now mislaid and lost. He now lives in the county of Bourbon, near the town of Paris, and has been living there about thirty-seven years. He states, in his neighborhood he is known to Isaac Cooke, George Hughes, Joseph McClintock, Thomas Ardery, W. McElvain, and John Willmot, and many others, who can testify as to his character for veracity, and their belief of his services as a soldier of the Revolution. He hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or annuity except the present, and declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of any State.
Sworn to and subscribed, the day and year aforesaid.
William Patton.
We, Henry T. Gregory and John Gregory, residing in the county of Bourbon, and in the same neighborhood where the above named William Patton lives, hereby certify that we are well acquainted with the said Patton, who has subscribed and who has sworn to the above declaration; that we believe him to be about 73 years of age; that he is reputed and believed, in the neighborhood where he resides, to have been

a soldier of the revolution; and we concur in that opinion. Sworn to and subscribed the day and year aforesaid.
Henry T. Gregory, John Gregory.
And the said Court does hereby declare its opinion, after the investigation of the matter, and after putting the interrogatories prescribed by the War Department, that the above named applicant was a revolutionary soldier, and served as he states. And the court further certifies that it appears to it that John Gregory and Henry T. Gregory, who have signed the preceding certificate, are residents of the county of Bourbon, of the neighborhood of said applicant; that they are credible persons; and that their statements are entitled to credit.
I, James M. Arnold, Clerk of the Bourbon Circuit Court, do hereby certify that the foregoing contains the original proceedings of the said Court in the matter of the application of William Patton for a pension.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of office this 15th day of August, 1832.
J. M. Arnold
(Copy)
I do hereby acknowledge myself to be a prisoner of war, upon my parole, to his Excellency Sir Henry Clinton, and that I am thereby engaged until I shall be exchanged, or otherwise released therefrom, to remain at my plantation in the parish of St. Luke's (illegible) W. Patton, and that I shall not in the mean time do, or cause any thing to be done, prejudicial to the success

success of His Majesty's arms, or have intercourse or hold correspondence with his enemies; and that upon a summons from his Excellency, or other person having there authority thereto, that I will surrender myself to him or them at such time and place as I shall hereafter be required.
Witness my hand this 23 d Day of May, 1780, William Patten.
A. Simons.
I do hereby certify that the above is a true copy of the parole given this day. Signed by Major Stuart, Genl. Prisoner.
I do certify that William Patten has furnished Michael Henninger, an able-bodied man, in his place, to serve eighteen months in the N. Carolina Continental Line agreeable to Law, from the first of August, 1782.
E. G. Yarbrough, Capt. 3 d N. Carolina Regt.
To whom it may concern.

Extract from the Marriage Returns of Record in the Clerks office of the Pulaski County Court in the State of Kentucky.
Date of Marriage Names of persons married by whom married 1867. March 1 st . William Paton and Jane Gore Rev. J. Monson
State of Kentucky County of Pulaski Set: I Richard J. Brum Clerk of the County Court of said County, do certify that the above named William Paton and Jane Gore were intermarried on the 1 st day of March One thousand eight hundred and seven by the Rev. J. Monson as appears from his Return of Record in my office, of which the above extract is a true copy.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court this thirty first day of Oct. One thousand eight hundred and fifty three.
R. J. Brum Clerk

Declaration of Jane Patten wid. of Wm Patterson
Yea, aye,
James Barkley Lexington Ky

State of Kentucky } Set County of Harrison }
Personally appeared before me a Justice of the peace in and for said County and State Jane Patton aged 70 years a resident of said County who being duly sworn makes the following declaration for obtaining the benefit of the second section of the act passed by Congress the 3 d of February 1853 granting Pensions to certain widows &c
That she is the widow of Wm Patton deceased who died in Bourbon County Kentucky on the 1 st day of May A D 1835 leaving the said Jane Patton his widow who has not since married but still remains his widow and resides in Harrison County Kentucky
She further states that the said Wm Patton at the time of his death was a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States on the Kentucky agency the rate she says she has forgotten
She further states that she has no family record but her recollection is that she was married to the said Wm Patton in Bourbon County Kentucky on the first day of March A D 1806 by one Rev. J. Nourse M A Y o that her name before marriage was Jane Egan but that she has been told that the records of said County is the 1 st of March A D 1807. To which she refers as evidence given under my hand and seal this 12 th day of November A D 1858
attest J. S. A. Whittaker J. William Patton
for Jane X Patton Seal mark

Sworn to and subscribed before me a Justice of the peace in and for said County the day and year before written and I certify that I am fully satisfied in regard to the truth of her statements having known her as the widow of Wm Patten for years, and believe her to be of the age she represents herself to be, and I further certify that from age and bodily infirmity she is not able to go to Cynthiana a distance of 12 or 14 miles to appear in open Court also having the charge of two infant grandchildren I have no pecuniary interest in the result of this her application. The foregoing there granting and in was done before signing and qualifying.
S. A. Whiteker
Know all men by these presents that I Jane Patten of Harrison County Kentucky widow of Wm Patten deceased a Revolutionary Pensioner as set forth in my foregoing declaration do hereby appoint James Barkley of Lexington Kentucky my true and lawfull Attorney with full power of substitution for me and in my name to prosecute against the government of the United States any claim I may have to arrear or allowance of Pension money due me by the United States, to which I am entitled to as the widow of the aforesaid Wm Patten dec d .
Said Attorney is authorised in my name to receive from any Department or the archives thereof any evidence of any character relating to this claim and to receive

any Pension certificate or draft or any evidence of amount due me and I hereby ratify all his lawfull acts and deeds in this behalf
In testimony of which I do hereunto set my hand and seal in Harrison County K.Y. on this 12 th day of November A.D 1853 William Patton
S. A. Whitaker
for Jane x Patten mark
Seal
Harrison County Kentucky } set
On the day and year above written personally appeared before me a justice of the peace in and for said County, Jane Patten and subscribed and acknowledged the foregoing power of Attorney in my presence the signing sealing and delivering the same to be her own voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth, attesting that the ratification was done before signing In testimony of which I do hereunto subscribe my name This 12 th day of November A.D 1853
S. A. Whitaker JP #6
State of Kentucky } set County of Harrison }
I hereby certify that the county court of said county certify that S. A. Whitaker Esq. whose name is subscribed to the above certificate is now and was at the time of signing the same an acting justice of the peace for said county duly commissioned and qualified and that his signature is genuine In testimony

In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal at this 18 th November, 1833
Isaac Newton Epiphany School
Examination of James Barker at the Office of the Attorney General
James
James Barker Saxington Esq

02272 - 154
JHD
1901-132610-B.
IN REPLYING REFER TO THE ABOVE LETTER NUMBER. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. C., August 23, 1901.
J. J. G.
ADDRESS ONLY THE COMMISSIONER OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
Honorable Commissioner of Pensions,
Washington, D.C.
Sir:
I have the honor to advise you, as per your request of August 16th, 1901, that land warrant No. 38576, (160 acres, Act of 1855) in name of Jane Patton, widow of Wm. Patton, was located June 29, 1857, at Springfield, Missouri, by James Wishart, assignee of the warrantee. Warrant assigned September 30, 1856. Acknowledged before S. A. Whiteker, a Justice of the Peace, Harrison County, Kentucky. S. A. Whiteker and Hiram Kerr attesting witnesses. Warrantee's signature by mark.
Respectfully,
X Binger Hermann Commissioner.
H.H.E.

Official Business
Commission Pensions Washington D. C.,
226.379

Office House of Reps U.S. February 23 1846
Sir
Your favor of the 21 st instant enclosing the papers in the case of "William Salom of Kentucky a Soldier of the Revolutionary war praying for a pension" has been received and the papers placed on the files of this office I am very respectfully Sir
Your Ob t Serv t
A. S. McCh
Clerk House of Reps U.S.
James L. Edwards Esq. Commissioner of Pensions

Brief in the case of Jane Patton widow of William Harrison County and State of Kentucky act of February 3 1853
Claim, ("original," or "for increase.")
Proof exhibited, (if original.)
Is it documentary, traditional, or supported by rolls? If either, state the substance.
Husband a private in N. Ga. line 9 Mo. & pensioner under act of June 7. 1832 at $32 50 / 100 & paid to his death May 8. 1835
Allowed $32 50 / 100 per annum to date Feb 3, 1853 (If for increase.)
Has additional evidence been filed since the admission of the claim? If so, what?
Marriage proved by public record Death of husband " Auditor's report! Witnesses Identity & Widowhood proved by credible
Name and residence of Agent
J. P. Barkley Lexington Ky.
Examining Clerk.
J. S. Gray

5 38576
J Wed Aug

The within is a copy of paper sent to the Clerk of the House of Rep s ., in obedience to a Resolution of the 19 th inst., on the 21 st . Feb. 1846.

I HEREBY CERTIFY, that the accompanying pages, numbered from one — to 5, inclusive , truly copied from the original — in the Office of the Commissioner of Pensions.
J. L. Edwards Commissioner of Pensions.
BE IT REMEMBERED, That James L. Edwards , who has signed the foregoing certificate, is Commissioner of Pensions; and that to his attestations full faith and credit are and ought to be given.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my name, and caused the seal of the Department to be affixed, on this 20th day of February , in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty- six .
E. L. Marcy
• Secretary of War.

Affidavit of Wm & Andrew J. Watten

State of Kentucky } set County of Harrison }
William Patton and Andrew J Patten residents of said County aged Respectively 52 and 36 years being sworn say that they knew W m Patton dec d in his lifetime as a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States in the Kentucky agency who died in Bourbon Co Ky as they believe about the time Jane Patton has set forth in her declaration that he the said W m Patton at the time of his death left the said Jane Patton his widow who still survives him and still remains his widow and resides in Harrison Kentucky. That the said W m and Jane was well known to them many years previous to his death that they lived together as husband and wife and were so reputed by their neighbours and acquaint- tances that the rate of Pension they do not recollect
That her name before marriage was Jane Gove and they swear they are disinterested given under our hands and Seals this 12 th day of November AD 1855
attest }
S. A. Whittaker W. C. Brecht
William Patton his Andrew J x Patten mark
Seals
Seals

Sworn to and subscribed before me a justice of the peace in and for said county the day and year before written and hereby certify that they are credible witnesses and I believe them to be of the age they represent themselves to be, and to be disinterested, and I am disinterested entitling them in Bourbon Co. Ky was done before signing and qualifying
S. A. Whittaker J. P. D.C.
State of Kentucky } set County of Harrison }
I, Jerry Murnett Clerk of the County Court of said county certify that S. A. Whittaker Esq. whose name appears to the above certificate is now and was at the time of signing the same an acting justice of the peace duly commissioned and qualified and that his signature is genuine
In testimony Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal of office this 28 th November 1833
Jerry Murnett Clerk By Charles T. Wilson D.C.
Harrison County } set State of Kentucky } November term County Court
It is hereby ordered to be certified that satisfac- tory proof has this day been presented to the County Court of said County now sitting, in the declaration of Jane Patton and the accompanying affidavits of

of Wm Patten and Andrew G. Patten whose credibility is certified by the Justice before whom they were taken Wm Patten a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States on the Kentucky Agency departed this life in Bourbon County Kentucky on the 4 th day of May A D 1835 leaving Jane Patten his widow, who has not since Married but still remains his widow and lives in this County H. C. Hoffman PG
State of Kentucky } County of Harrison } Sth
R. P. Wharton Clerk of the County do hereby certify that Henry Hoffman Esqr whose name appears to the above certificate is now and was at the time signing the same an acting Justice of the peace duly commissioned & qualified & that his signature is genuine
Given under my hand & Seal of office this 18 th November 1833
R. P. Wharton Clerk J. H. Nelson Sth

W I hope it there was an oversight. S d Whitehead's certificate was not certified which I did not discover until last night you will please certify and mail to me at Lexington K.Y.
James Barkley Sec.
Appointed at 10:30 a.m. June 9 th 1871.

May 4-1901 Major W. G. Arnold Carlin Ohio.
Rev. WIDOW, &c.
File No. 4307  and
Jane Patten
Widow
William Patten
Rev. Rev. Mrs.
Act: Feb. 28, 1893
Index:—Vol. M , Page 109
[Arrangement of 1870.]

Dear Sir I'd be greatly obliged if you'd look in the records for the name of William Patton who drew his Pension as a Revolutionary soldier in Millsburg Bourbon County Kentucky I think as far as I know he was living in 1836 after his death my Grandmother Jane Patton drew as his Widow the pension either in Harrison Co. Kentucky or Pendleton Co. he served I think with Marion enlisted at Charleston South Carolina

RPO 651310 May 2/07 Kindly furnish me any information you can of my Grandmother who was his second wife she was living in the fifties
Respectfully
Mrs Major WE Arnold 328 South McHenry Ave Canton Ohio
30 th April 1907

RECORD & PENSION OFFICE 651310 MAR 25 1901
Canton, Ohio April 26, 1901.
William Patton S. C. Recd War. , Co. , Reg't
Mrs. Hagar W. E. Arnold Desires record of service of her grandfather.
WRAPPER.
(515)
Address: "Chief of the Record and Pension Office, War Department, Washington, D. C."
Record and Pension Office, WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April 26, 1901.
Respectfully returned to
Mrs. W. E. Arnold, No. 328 South McKinley Avenue, Canton, Ohio.
The name William Patton has not been found on the rolls, on file in this office, of any organization of South Carolina troops, in service during the war of the Revolution.
It is proper to add, however, that the collection of Revolutionary war records in this office is far from complete, and that the absence therefrom of any name is by no means conclusive evidence that the person who bore the name did not serve in the Revolutionary army.
It is suggested as a possibility that the desired information may be obtained from the Adjutant General of the State of South Carolina.
In view of the statement that the widow of the soldier drew a pension, it is further suggested as a possibility that information in relation to him may be obtained from the Commissioner of Pensions, Washington, D. C., who is the custodian of the pension records of the Revolutionary war, and whose office is separate and distinct from the Record and Pension Office of the War Department.
By authority of the Secretary of War:
[Signature: F. D. Russell]
Chief, Record and Pension Office.
(300a-a) Back R. & P. O. MAY 2- 1901 1 inc. orig short
Address: "Chief of the Record and Pension Office, War Department, Washington, D. C."
Record and Pension Office, WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, May 2, 1901.
Respectfully transmitted to
The Commissioner of Pensions.
One inclosure.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR:
[Signature: F. D. Russell] Chief, Record and Pension Office.
(300c) Per [initials]

Fayette Co.
Aug. 7 th 1901.
The Commissioner of Pensions, Washington, D.C.
Hon. Sir:-
We have the record of William Patton, who was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. My wife's great grandfather. About 30 years ago, I am told that George H. Patton, my wife's father, now deceased, received a notice from Columbus, O. stating that there were papers for the heirs of William Patton to sign, relating to a land warrant due for said William Patton's services in the Revolution. Are these papers still on file in Columbus

his D. or have they been returned to your office in Washington D. C.
Any information you can give us on this will be very thankfully received.
I write in behalf of the descendants of the said William Patton, as stated my wife being one of them.
Should you want any references, I give you.
Farmers Bank Jeffersonville. Commercial " Washington H. P. M. at Jeffersonville.
Yours Truly, E. S. Garrett

16.
Revolutionary War
RECEIVED AUG 30 1901 P. O. NO. 100

Pension Office Dec 7/53
Sir, Please report time of last payment to, or death of, within named pensioner
Respectfully F. Burt Esqr. S. Cole and Present. for account
William Patten, est 1832 $32.50. p. annum. —
Died 8 th May 1835, Paid to his death.
F. Burt Auditor.

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Wm Patton
Aug-15-1832-73
Bourbon Co. Ky
80 Salisbury N.C. N.C.
Capt Wm Locke
Col McCoy
Pvt 9th
- Cpt Hawkins
Col McCoy
82 Cpt Edw. Tarbrough
Col - 1st
Born at Newark Pa
1759
married Jane Gorr
Oct 1, 1807
Died May 4, 1835-
Monks Cov,
am