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?