- Re: McCords Frontier Regiment - Genealogy. com
The Frontier Regiment's six companies were joined by two other organizations to cover the northwestern settlement line Capt Henry S Fossett's two companies at Camp Colorado patrolled south of that point; Barry's four-company battalion covered the region between Camp Colorado and Fort Belknap; Col James G Bourland'sqv Border Regiment
- James Welch and the Eastern Ch - Genealogy. com
James Welch :packhorseman frontier soldier James Welch (b c 1720 Ireland d aft 1796?) came with his father John (d 1768), his mother Anne (Nancy), and his younger brother John to Savannah, Georgia in 1735 36 Edward Jackson came to Savannah along with James and George Jackson at the same time
- William Grills, frontiersman, - Genealogy. com
William Grills, frontiersman, family, journal By Richard L Pangburn June 13, 2002 at 04:40:00 Researching William Grills He was captured and adopted by Indians, later became a renown hunter on the frontier He witness the killing of the Shawnees and Mingoes in 1774 that sparked Dunmore's War, and apparently then went back to his family in Maryland (perhaps also Pennsylvania and Virginia) He
- Re: Clawsons in SW PA, frontie - Genealogy. com
Re: Clawsons in SW PA, frontier Ohio Ind By John Laird August 30, 1999 at 10:18:16
- Re: Byars of VA - Genealogy. com
I am quoting the appraisement of Col Byars from the historical article of E C Worthington, entitled “A Frontier Home ” Col William Byars, born November 18th 1776, was the youngest son of Captain John Byars, and Elizabeth Thomason, of Louisa County, Virginia, where the old Byars homeplace was located on the head-waters of Contrary Creek
- Pennsylvania Revolutionary War - Genealogy. com
Pennsylvania Revolutionary War service Records By David Agricola December 20, 2003 at 04:01:34 As I mentioned in a recent message, I plan to post various record series on this forum for the use and benefit of all Patton researchers Today I shall post all the Patton records I have dug up from several sources concerning the Revolutionary War records in Pennsylvania We are very fortunate that Pa
- Colonel Peter Bellinger - Genealogy. com
Colonel Peter Bellinger's district encompassed the territory from the Fort Stanwix Treaty Line of 1768 (Rome, New York), north to the Canadian border, south to the Pennsylvania line, and east to the boundary lines of the Districts of the Palatine and Canajoharie It was one of the most exposed regions of the frontier (LIX, page 1)
- David-V-Watts - User Trees - Genealogy. com
2 John Watts, chief born 1750 in tuskegee on the Little Tennessee 3 1752, John Watts, Trader, accompanied Ammonscossittee, his wife and child,to Williamsburg, bearing the 1730 treaty (The Cherokee Frontier: Conflict andSurvival - by David Corkran - page 437)
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