North Carolina (1725-post 1799) Patriotic Service Signed the Tryon Resolves Furnished Supplies

North Carolina (1734-1807) Patriotic Service Furnished Supplies

New Jersey (1751-1793) Military - Captain First Battalion

Virginia (1758-1825) Military - Soldier Second Virginia Regiment

Massachusetts (1733-1818) Military - Lieutenant Fifth Middlesex Regiment, under Colonel Samuel Bullard Also served under Colonel Thomas Pain Fought at the Battle of Bunker Hill

North Carolina (1740-1808) Military - Soldier Lincoln County Regiment

South Carolina (1759-1829) Military-Lieutenant Bennett's Regiment Fought at the Battle of Fishing Creek, South Carolina

North Carolina (1758-1808) Military-Captain Lincoln County Regiment North Carolina Light Horse Regiment Battle of Wofford Ironworks Battle of Hobgood Hill Wounded at Kings Mountain

Pennsylvania (1757-1813) Military-Private 10th Regiment

Pennsylvania (1756-1790) Military-Private Philadelphia Militia

Maryland (1756-1822) Military-Lieutenant Colonel Aide-de-camp to General Arthur St. Clair

North Carolina (1726-1828) Patriotic Service Provided Substitute

North Carolina (1739-1780) Military-Private Rutherford County Regiment Killed at Battle of Kings Mountain, possibly by a bullet from his own brother.

North Carolina (1748-1815) Military-Captain Wilkes County Regiment Served under Colonel Benjamin Cleveland Civil Service Patriotic Service

North Carolina (1727-1817) Military-Lieutenant Colonel Lincoln County Regiment Battle of Stono Ferry May have been at the Battle of Ramseur's Mill Wounded at Kings Mountain Member of Provincial Congress Justice of the Peace

North Carolina (1749-1822) Military Service-Lieutenant Served under Captain John Walker Civil Service-Juror Patriotic Service-Furnished Supplies

Pennsylvania (1747-1826) Military-Private York County Militia Legend has it that he was a waggoner carrying mail early in the Revolution and was wounded in an ambush.

North Carolina (1741-1815) Patriotic Service Home Used for Tryon County Courthouse Furnished Supplies

North Carolina (1752-1835) Military-Captain Lincoln County Regiment

North Carolina (1747-1803) Military-Private Lincoln County Regiment Taken prisoner by Major Patrick Ferguson, but released after the Battle of Kings Mountain

North Carolina (1747-1845) Military-Private Tryon County Regiment Pulled from active duty in 1780 to make shoes for the army. Wilmington Expedition

Virginia (1755-1837) Military-Private Fought at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse

South Carolina (1754-1821) Military-Soldier New Acquisition District Regiment Served in the militia under Captains Andrew Love and Walter Carson

North Carolina (1760-1844) Military-Private Rowan County Regiment

North Carolina (1757-ante 1812) Patriotic Service Prisoner of War Furnished supplies

Virginia (1755-1844) Military-Private William Campbell's Regiment Fought at Kings Mountain Possibly shot one of the bullets that killed Major Patrick Ferguson

North Carolina (1760-1823) Patriotic Service Paid for Services Rendered

North Carolina (1724-1805) Patriotic Service Rendered Material Aid

North Carolina (1729-1803) Patriotic Service Furnished supplies Civil Service Justice of the Peace

North Carolina (1717-1792) Patriotic Service Furnished Supplies