This beautiful plaque honoring Revolutionary soldiers from Pulaski County sits in front of the courthouse, attached to a mill stone.
In memory of those Revolutionary Soldiers who contributed to the establishment and development of Pulaski County, Kentucky
- Robert Adams
- Francis Aldridge
- Robert Anderson – listed in 1840 census, no age given, head of household, in the 70-80 age range
- Samuel Allen, Jr.
- Thomas Asman
- William Barron
- John Barker
- Henry Baugh
- Michael Beakman
- Ichabod Blacklege
- Robert Buchanan
- Michael Burton
- Andrew Cowan
- Elijah Denny
- John Dick
- Lovel H. Dogan
- Josiah Earp
- John Edwards
- John Evans
- Job Gastineau, Sr.
- James Gilmore
- Richard Goggins
- William Hansford
- James Hamilton
- James Harrell
- William Hays
- William Heath
- John Hopper
- Nicholas Jasper
- Thomas Kelly
- James Kennedy
- James Lee
- Moses Martin
- John Mayfield
- Joseph McAllister
- Barnabus Murray – listed in 1840 census, aged 80, head of household
- Samuel Newell
- John Newby
- William Owens
- John Perry
- James Rainey
- Michael Reagan
- David Roper
- Robert Sayers – listed in 1840 census, no age given, head of household, in the 80-90 age range
- Thomas Seaton
- Dorson Sewell
- Richard C. Swearingen
- William Sweeney
- Peter Tartar
- Nathaniel Tomlinson
- William Trimble
- Martin Turpin
- John Wilson – listed in 1840 census, no age given, head of household, in the 70-80 age range
- Michael Young
Erected by Somerset Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution
Pulaski County Courthouse
Categories: Family Stories
Kentucky Kindred Genealogy 
Phyllis, what a beautiful presentation! You are appreciated. My ancestor is Henry Baugh from your list. On his marker/stone it says: PVT 4 Regt Va Militia Rev War, 1762-1836.
The courthouse is beautiful.
My daughter lovingly chides me for spending my days researching dead people. She is too young to understand that I “bring my ancestors to life” when I add the research; and that I am, who they were.
I love my ancestors!
So do I! Wouldn’t you love to have a conversation with them? Imagine what we would learn! Where is Henry Baugh buried? Next time I am in Pulaski County I’ll take a photo. I have a large collection of Revolutionary War veterans’ gravestone photos.
Thank you kindly, but I have pics which I will email to you if you give me your address.
His markers are in the Mt Zion Cemetery in northwest Pulaski County. The attribution will be shown since I got the pics from Ancestry.
Wow!!! Thank you for this page…. I heard there was a marker with my great great great great great grandfathers name on it, (Job Gastineau) and there it is!!!! I am stoked that you have taken the time to put this together….
It used to be outside the old Library, but they built the new one and I wasn’t sure what happened to the plaque when that happened. My mom showed it to me and my siblings when we were kids and I thought it was cool to see him listed on there as well!
Hurray for mom! Was she interested in genealogy?
Does anyone have picture of middle name of William Heath or wife anything Thank you