Thomas Kyle has a Revolutionary War marker in the Old Mud Cemetery in Mercer County. According to information from war records Thomas Kyle made a pension application on May 6, 1833, claim S. 2716. I so enjoy reading the adventures our Revolutionary War soldiers had while fighting for […]
Aaron Spalding, S37441, Maryland Washington County, Kentucky, August 10, 1819, Age 67. Enlisted one year, January 1, 1776, in St. Mary’s County, Maryland, commanded by Captain John Allen Thomas, under Colonel Smallwood, in the line of the State of Maryland Continental Establishment and served until July 6, 1783, […]
Adair County Revolutionary War Veterans John Watson was a Private in the Virginia Militia. John entered the service at Powhatan County, Virginia, in 1780. John served under Captain Mayho in the regiment commanded by Col. Faulkner in the brigade commanded by Captain Stephens. John marched to Hillsborough in […]
Revolutionary War Pensions – Adair County, Kentucky Jacob Cooper, Private, North Carolina, was born in 1734, entered the service in 1776 in Burke, County, North Carolina. Pension began March 4, 1831, certificate issued November 6, 1832. At the time he filed his declaration, was 98 years old. He […]
Soldiers of the Revolutionary War Who Received Pensions While Residing in Adair County Kentucky ABRAHAM AARONS – Private, Virginia Line, born March 17, 1759, in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. When he was twelve years of age his father moved to Pittsylvania County, Virginia, where he lived until after the […]
The following are Revolutionary War veterans who lived in Adair County, Kentucky. To learn more about Revolutionary War Pensions visit the Virginia Genealogy Search website. Abraham Aaron, Private, Virginia Line. Pension began March 4, 1831, certificate issued April 12, 1833; he received $40.00 Henry Armstrong, Private, Virginia Line. […]
Isaiah and Lydia Ross Hill
1929 Wedding
Revolutionary War heroes and families.
Ritchey's Paternal Grandmother
George and Caroline's Wedding Day
Klein Sod House