WAR OF 1812 SOLDIERS CAPT. ROBERT MALONEY COMPANY … · 1850 Gentry County, MO: Elija, age 64; Susannah, age 50 Died November 13, 1858, buried Carter Cemetery, Gentry County, Missouri

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WAR OF 1812 SOLDIERS CAPT. ROBERT MALONEY COMPANY

2nd Regiment Lillards East TN Volunteers

[From the Family Records of Richard Harrison Doughty]

Captain Robert Maloney

1784-1848

Buried Cross Anchor Cemetery

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John Adams, Captain Robert Maloney Company

1812 Tax/Militia List: Captain McSpaden's District

October 29, 1813: "Discharged, unable to perform duty."

Married April 12, 1809 Sally Davis

1830: John, age 40-59

1840: Not Found

David Allison (Junior): Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Brother of Ewen Allison]

1811 Captain William Guinn District

November 26, 1804 married Elizabeth Shields

Enlistment Record [does not appear on Captain Maloney's Muster Roll]

March 15, 1819 Land Indenture: David and Ewen Allison, heirs of David Allison, deceased".

1830: age 50-59; Elizabeth, age 40-49

1840: age 60-69; Elizabeth, age 50-59

1850: Neither David Junior or Elizabeth are found. No 1851 or 1855 Bounty Land Application.

Vincent Anderson, Sgt: Captain Robert Maloney Company

1813 Captain Thomas Smith District

April 6, 1815: married Nancy Ross

1850 Bounty Land 40 acres

December 1, 1855 Bounty Land 120 acres

1850: age 59, widower

1860: age 69

May 5, 1863 Signed Will

1870: age 79

April 25, 1872 Invalid Pension

Died February 6, 1873, buried Family Graveyard Lonesome Pine Trail/Rogersville Hwy.

John Armitage, Cpl: Captain Robert Maloney Company 1815 Capt. Caleb Parker District

December 23, 1817: married Betsey Bailey Gass (1800-1872, buried with John)

1830: age 30-39

1850: Elizabeth, age 50 widower

1855 Widow Bounty Land: 120 acres

Kidwell Cemetery: born May 16, 1792; died May 3, 1848

Daniel Britton/Britten, Captain Robert Maloney Company

[possibly never reported; no record of service or land warrants]

Not found in 1809-1817 Districts

Wife Margaret Gass [Marriage not in Greene County]

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1830: age 30-39

March 25, 1837: contributed land for Mount Pleasant UM Church [Find-A-Grave Memorial

posted to Mount Pleasant UM Church Cemetery]

1850: Daniel, age 53; Margaret, age 52

1855: Bounty Land: 120 acres

Died before 1858

1860, P.O. Timber Ridge: Margaret, age 62

No Widow Pension [1878 Act]

John Britton: Captain Robert Maloney Company


1830: age 30-39

1840: age 40-49

1850: John, age 55; Elizabeth, age 60

December 16, 1850 Application for Bounty Land: age 57, "volunteered Greeneville"

March 22, 1851: Bounty Land 40 acres

March 30, 1855: Bounty Land 120 acres

May 18, 1861 married Sarah Lemmons

1870: John, age 74, Widower

March 15, 1871 Application for Pension: Resides Greene County, age 74, married May 18, 1861

Sarah Lemmons; Attorney B. McDannel, Greeneville

Alexander Brown, Captain Robert Maloney Company

1813: Captain Jacob Hoyal District

1830: Not found as a head-of-household

1840: Not found as a head-of household

1850: Not find in Greene County Census

October 3, 1853 Will Probated; no wife named; bequests to Brannon family; Executor

Blackstone McDannel; Witness John Maloney [a son of Captain Robert Maloney]

George Brown, Deputy Quartermaster: Captain Robert Maloney Company

1813: Captain Jacob Hoyle District;

August 18, 1807 married Peggy Trobaugh

1830: age 40-49, no wife

1840: age 50-59, no wife

No Bounty Land Warrants, indicating he died prior to the 1851 Act.

Jotham [Junior] Brown: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Brother-in-Law of Captain Robert Maloney; Uncle of William Brown]

1812 Captain Walter Clark District

October 8, 1807 married Margaret "Peggy" Maloney (1787-1858, buried with Jotham [sister of

Captain Robert Maloney])

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1830: age 40-49

1840: age 50-59

1850: Jotham, age 67; Margaret, age 64

1855 Bounty Land: 120 acres

Cross Anchor Cemetery: Born October 3, 1783; Died July 21, 1859

William Brown: Captain Robert Maloney Company and

Joseph Hale Company

[Son of David Brown, served with his father in Captain Joseph Hale Company]

William is not shown on Roster of Captain Hale; Affidavit for Bounty Land Application by his

stepmother, Milly Harmon Perry Brown.]

1815 Captain Henry Bowman District

June 11, 1816 married Elizabeth 'Betsy' Hankins Brown, married June 11, 1816

November 3, 1845: Invalid Pension Application: age 49, filed Greene County. "Substituted for

Hugh Maloney in the Company commanded by Captain Joseph Hale. Served six months in

place of Hugh Maloney, deceased. A foot soldier... marched with the troops a distance of 800

miles to Mobile in the State of Alabama... marching day and night. " [Hugh Maloney was a

brother of Captain Robert Maloney.]

October 20, 1847: Letter by Andrew Johnson to Pension Office; Affidavit by Cornelius Hughes.

February 7, 1854: Affidavit by Lt. David Farnsworth, age 68.

Awarded Pension $6/month, "3/4th's disability".

November 2, 1854: married Lucinda Babb Babb (widow of Archibald Babb)

1860: William, age 65; Lucinda, age 40

July 18, 1862: Signed Will, "second wife Lucinda"; Will Probated October 3, 1864

Price Cemetery, Romeo: Born: August 6, 1797; Died: February 3, 1864

[William's Descendants founded Brown's Mountain Cemetery on the cusp of Greene and

Hawkins Counties.]

James Callihan: Captain Robert Maloney Company

1811 Captain David White District

May 24, 1817 married Cynthia Black

1830: James, age 40-50

1840: Not found

No Bounty Land Warrants indicating James was deceased before 1851.

James Campbell: Captain Robert Maloney Company

1813 Captain Francis Register District

October 29, 1913: "deserted"

Wife: Priscilla (marriage not in Greene County)

1850: James, age 67; Priscilla, age 59

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Ellis/Elias Carter: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Son of Daniel Carter, Revolutionary War Soldier, Will July 27, 1829]


March 4, 1814 married Susana Anderson

1830: Ellis, age 30-39; Susan, age 20-29

1840: Ellis, age 40-49; Susan, age 30-39

June 8, 1848 married Rhodia Burns

1850: Elias, age 53; wife Rhody, age 48

1855: Bounty Land, 80 acres

Carter Cemetery on Mountain Gap Road: Elias (1794-1863); Rhoda (1810-1878)No Widow

Pension (Act of 1878)

Elijah Carter: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Son of Levi Carter, Will December 5, 1809]


August 15, 1811 married Susana "Cassel"/Casteel (1795-1859)

1840 Rush County, Indiana: Elijah, age 50-59; Susannah, age 40-49

May 1, 1846: Land Entry filed, Gentry County, MO

1850 Gentry County, MO: Elija, age 64; Susannah, age 50

Died November 13, 1858, buried Carter Cemetery, Gentry County, Missouri

Jeremiah Casteel: Captain Robert Maloney Company


February 17, 1813: married Susana Jones

1830: Jeremiah, age 30-39; Susana, age 30-39

1840: Jeremiah, age 50-59; Susana, age 40-49

1850 Greene County: age 79, widower

[No Bounty Land Warrants are found, suggesting Jeremiah died shortly after the 1850 census.]

Probably buried on their farm, which may be a portion of today's Malone Cemetery on Union

Road and near Casteel Road.

George Cunningham: Captain Robert Maloney Company

Not found in 1809-17 Tax/Militia Districts

April 24, 1815: purchased 42 acres on Lick Creek

April 1, 1820: purchased 15 acres on Limestone Fork

1850 Monroe County, KY: George, age 56; Harriet, age 50, born South Carolina


1855 Bounty Land: 80 acres, lives Monroe County, KY

Died: March 22, 1869, Monroe County, KY

April 3, 1879 Widow Pension: Harried Howard, filed April 3, 1879 Kentucky; married April 30,

1850, Monroe County, KY. Soldier's first Wife: Polly Lacky

1880: Hariett Cunninham, age 80, born South Carolina

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Mount Gilead Church of Christ Cemetery, Tompkinsville, KY: Harriet born October 6, 1799;

died April 19, 1892

Edward Day: Captain Robert Maloney Company


October 29, 1813: discharged, "unable to perform duty", pay $4.12

February 9, 1814: married Eleanor Deinkin/Duncan, Greene County

1850: possibly lived in Campbell County, TN, age 60, "Pauper"

Thomas Davis [Junior]: Captain Robert Maloney Company

Note: There were three men named Thomas Davis at the time of the War of 1812. Based on the

names of soldiers in the Robert Maloney Company, the man probably is:

Son of Thomas Senior and Sarah Walker Davis [married April 7, 1795], Sarah's Will January 27,

1835: "Thomas lives with William McAmish, Junior."

1812 Captain Thomas McSpaddin District; Thomas Davis Junior

Wife: Margaret Covington Davis (1782-1866, buried with Thomas)[not in married in Greene Co]

1850: Thomas, age 72; Margaret, age 66

1855 Bounty Land; no acreage stated

New Bethel C.P. Church Cemetery: Thomas born June 12, 1775; died September 1, 1858;

Margaret, born 1782; died February 11, 1866

Nicholas Dunnigan: Captain Robert Maloney Company

1813 Captain Joseph Hale District

August 7, 1811 married Rebecca Wright (1792-1859), buried Hillsdale Cemetery, Mills County,

Iowa

1830: age 40-49; wife age 30-39

1840: age 50-59; wife 40-49

1850: Nicholas, age 63; Rebecca, age 58

1851 Bounty Land: filed Greene County "Volunteered Greene Co.", 40 acres

1855 Bounty Land: filed Mills County, Iowa, 120 acres

December 13, 1863: married Caroline Varner, Cocke County[ as stated in Soldier's Pension

application]

1870: Nicholas, age 80; Caroline, age 42

February 14, 1871 Pension Application: age 81, lives Big Creek Station, Cocke County

Emanuel Dyke, Fifer: Captain Robert Maloney Company

1814 Captain Thomas McSpaddin

September 16, 1811 married Fannie Wilson

1830: Not found in Census

Died before March 1832 [widow, Fannie remarried Heironemus Dyche on March 13, 1832;

Chancery Court record]

Robert Foster: Captain Robert Maloney Company

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[Brother-in-Law of John and Joseph Johns(t)on, in same Company]


November 10, 1802 Married Mercy/Marsy Johns(t)on Johnson

1830: Robert, age 40-50; Marsy, age 40-50

Died before August 1833 [Estate Inventory, Mercy Foster, Executor; Mercy/Marsy Johns(t)on

Johnson (died before April 1850, Estate Inventory)]

Jesse Foshea 'Forshay': Captain Robert Maloney Company Not found in the 1809-1817 Tax/Militia List Greene.

No service records/bounty lands/pensions are found in Tennessee. One record is found for him in

Greene County:

September 20, 1816: Jesse 'Forchee" witnesses a Land Deed for Hartley

[He may be - or is an under-aged son of John "Foashe" who is in 1809 Captain Benjamin Neil's

District and appears one time in the 1809-1817 Greene County Districts List. December 11,

1794: John "Forshay" married Agnes Weston, bond by Isaac Armitage, who is in the same 1809

District List; and who in 1813 is in Captain Thomas Smith District. These are North Greene

County men, many who live in the Romeo/Baileyton area. Orphan Court Record, April 1809

Term: "State vs George Starnes -- beating and ill treating an orphan boy, Joseph Foshie - boy

taken from his services and transferred to Simon Weston."

Richard Foshea 'Forshee'/Foshe/Fashee: Captain Robert Maloney Company Not found in the 1809-1817 Tax/Militia List Greene.

March 12, 1813: Witnesses a Land Deed for 'Harty'.

January 4, 1815 married Bitsey Fisher

1830: Monroe County, age 30-39

1850: Bounty Land Application, age 63 filed Monroe County, TN; awarded 40 acres

March 28, 1855: Bounty Land Application, 120 acres, filed Monroe County, TN April 10,

1872: Invalid Pension Application; "Rejected": 'in sympathy with enemy during rebellion'.

[Before the Civil War, a man's Loyalty was never questioned and Bounty Land Warrants

under the Acts of 1851 and 1855 were awarded. After the Civil War, for the old soldiers of

the War of 1812 to receive Pension (under the 1871 Act), Loyalty Statements and Affidavits

were required. In some instances, previously awarded Pensions were "suspended" until

Loyalty could be confirmed.] Died January 11, 1872, Monroe County

April 4, 1878 Widow Pension filed Monroe County: Susan Wolf, married September 1848,

Monroe County; Awarded $8/month.

John Freshour (Junior), Cpl: Captain Robert Maloney Company and

Captain James Penny's Company

Son of John Freshour Senior, Revolutionary War Soldier [Will March 2, 1801]

1812: Captain Thomas Wilson District

January 1, 1808 married Mary Magdaline Peters

1850: John, age 66; Margaret age 57

1851 Bounty Land Application: Resides Cedar Creek, Greene Co.; Awarded 40 acres

1855: Bounty Land, 120 acres

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1870: John, age 87; wife age 81

Died November 16, 1870; Believed to be buried in St. James Lutheran Church Cemetery.

October 14, 1873: Widow Pension

John Given/Garvin: Captain Robert Maloney Company

1812: Captain William Guinn District

August 29, 1805 married Mary Hood

March 3, 1815: purchased 4 acres on Richland Creek

1830 "Garvin": age 60-70

1840 Not found

John Gass, Cpl: Captain Maloney Company TN Militia and

Captain George Gregory Company

1809-1817 Tax/Militia District: Undetermined

March 26, 1818 married Anna Cox

1850 Jefferson County: John, age 63; Anna, age 52



May 15, 1855 Greene County: married Nancy Gass.

May 25, 1867, Jefferson County: signed Will; Probated October 1871

1870 Jefferson County: John age 81, Nancy age 61

June 26, 1871 Invalid Pension application: resides Jefferson, wife Nancy Gass, "married May

1856 "at the house of Charles Gass in Greene County"

James Gladden [Junior?]: [Captain Robert Maloney Company?]

2nd Regiment, Lillards East TN Vol and Captain Charles Lewin Company

[Possibly son of James Gladden Senior, Revolutionary War, or Benjamin Gladden]

Not shown on the Muster Roll of Capt. Maloney

Enlistment record: 2nd Regiment, Lillards [infers Robert Maloney Company]

Enlisted in Cocke County in Captain Lewin Company [Pension application of brother, William]

1816 Captain Gilbert Woolsey District

March 24, 1818 Greene County married Omey Wilson

[No record of Bounty Land, indicating soldier was deceased before 1851]

Joseph Gladden: Captain Robert Maloney Company and

Captain Charles Lewin Company

[Brother of James Gladden]

Not in 1809-1917 Tax/Militia Districts Lists, although in Greene County Land Registers in 1816.

Enlisted in Cocke County in Captain Lewin Co. [Pension application of brother, William.]

Born September 28, 1772

1815: Land owner in Cocke County

1850: Lived Benton County, Alabama

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1855: Bounty Land 160 acres, filed under Captain Maloney Company

Wife 1: Amy Beason (1784-1820); Wife 2: Martha Jane Price Collins (1796-1869) [Family

information, Find-A-Grave]

Died: March 14, 1859, buried Gladden Cemetery, Calhoun County, Alabama

James Gooden/Goodin: Captain Robert Maloney Company, 3rd

Regiment Lillard E. Tennessee Vol.


Enlistment only; No Bounty Land; No Pension

December 30, 1806 married Mahala Cox

1840: Benjamin Gooden, age 50-59

Died before 1841 Chancery Court: "Benjamin Gooden, Administrator of James Gooden,

deceased, and Guardian of minor heirs: Matthew, Valentine, Polly C. and Hannah N. Gooden.

William Guinn, Cpl.: Captain Robert Maloney Company

1812: Captain William Guinn District

May 5, 1818 Rhea County: married Margaret Woodword [Widow Pension Application]

1836: Civil Districts created, William Guinn's "plantation" cited as boundary line between

District 10 [Town of Greeneville and District 13 [today's Tusculum area]

1850 Rhea County: William, age 53; Margaret, age 53



Pension October 19, 1871: Resides Washington County and Rhea County, TN

Died November 21, 1871 Washington County

September 18, 1879 Widow Pension Application

John Edward Hankins: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Brother of William A. Hankins]

Son of William Hankins Senior, Will April 25, 1821: sons, William and John E. Hankins, "200

acres I now live on, purchased from Joshua Kidwell [buried Kidwell Cemetery]; Executors John

E. and William Hankins (Junior).


November 11, 1819: purchased along with William A. Hankins and John Carter, 180 acre tract

on Lick Creek. Died before 1840

Wife: Sarah Farnsworth Gass (1788-1858) [marriage not in Greene County]

1840: Sarah, age 40-50

February 3, 1840 Orphan Court: Sarah Hankins guardian to Mary, Nancy A., and John.

1850: Sarah, age 62 and John E. Junior, age 28

1855: Widow Bounty Land, 120 acres

Buried Hankins Family Cemetery, North Greene County [Cemetery recently restored]

William A. Hankins Jr., Sgt.: Captain Robert Maloney Company

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[Brother of John E. Hankins Senior]

Son of William Hankins Senior, Will April 25, 1821: sons, William and John E. Hankins, "200

acres I now live on, purchased from Joshua Kidwell [buried Kidwell Cemetery]; Executors John

E. and William Hankins (Junior).


January 28, 1822: married Perlina Farnsworth

1830: William, age 30-39

1840: William, age 40-49

1850: William, age 59; Perlina age 45

Will probated March 3, 1851

Buried in Hankins Family Cemetery near White House Rd.

John Hardin [Jr.]: Captain Robert Maloney Company

Son of John Hardin Senior, Revolutionary War Soldier

1813 Captain Francis Register District

February 12, 1808 married Clarissa Newman (1787-1873, buried with John)

1830: John, age 40-49; Clarissa, age 40-49

1840: John, age 50-59; Clarissa, age 50-59

1850: Clarissa, age 63

1855 Widow Bounty Land: 120 acres "soldier served full period of sixty days"

March 14, 1871 Widow Pension Application: Soldier died December 25, 1845, filed Greene

County, age 83; Pensioned $8/month

Kidwell Cemetery: Born November 25, 1788; Died December 25, 1844 [Tombstone]

Peter Harmon, 1st Lt.: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Later commissioned Captain when Robert Maloney resigned.]

[Greene County Pioneer Vol. 28, Number 2, pages 129-141]

Son of John Harmon Sr., a Revolutionary War Soldier [Will probated 1837: Sons Peter,

Benjamin (deceased), John Junior & Jacob]

1813 Captain Thomas McSpaddin District

February 24, 1820 married Elizabeth "Betsy" Bowman (1794-1882, buried with Peter) [Daughter

of Sparling Bowman, Revolutionary War Soldier]

December 14, 1851 Bounty Land: age 65; 40 acres; Affidavit by David Rice, 1st Lt.

April 21, 1855 Bounty Land: age "69 or 70"; 120 acres

March 9, 1878 Widow Pension Application: Filed Greene Co, age 84; Agent B. McDannel;

Application "presented in person to Pension Commission by Andrew Johnson"; Pensioned

$8/month.

Harmon Graveyard [in the 20th Century known as Mt. Vernon Cemetery]:

Captain Peter Harmon: Born April 18, 1785; Died August 13, 1870; War 1812 Headstone, "Lt."

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Daniel Harty/Hartley: Captain Robert Maloney Company

Son of Dennis Harty, Revolutionary War Soldier [Will August 19, 1810; sons: Jacob and Daniel]


August 24, 1815 married Nancy Anderson (1798-1862, buried with Daniel)

1830: age 30-39; wife, age 20-29

1840: age 40-49; wife, age 40-49

1850 Newton County, Missouri: Daniel, age 56; Nancy, age 49

1851: Bounty Land, 40 acres, resides Newton County, Missouri

April 5, 1856: Bounty Land, age 61,filed Newton County, Missouri; "volunteered in Greene

County, TN"; Awarded 120 acres.

May 25, 1871: Pension: "Hartley", age, 74, lives Newton Co., Missouri.

Died January 22, 1876; buried Powers Cemetery, Newton County, Missouri

David Harty/Hartley: Captain Robert Maloney Company

Not found in 1809-1817 District List

Not found in Greene County Census and no marriage record

No Bounty Land Warrants (Act of 1851)

October 1845 Chancery Court Record: "possessions sold for debts owed" [possibly deceased]

John High: Captain Robert Maloney Company

"Discharged, unable to perform duty; Pay: $4.12

Not in 1809-1817 Districts Lists

August 30, 1810: possibly married Lucy Martin in North Carolina

Not in Greene County Census

1850: possibly lived in Smith County, TN: John age 71, born NC; wife Rebecca, age 68

1860: Smith County, TN: John, age 82

[said to be father of Martin High (1806-1887), buried Cross Anchor]

David Rice Holt: 2nd Regiment (Lillard's) E. TN Volunteers

[Possibly Infers service in Captain Robert Maloney Company]

[Brother of Joseph Holt]


Son of David Holt, Revolutionary War Soldier (1764-1837, buried Holt-Moore Graveyard), Will

signed December 16, 1836; Sons: Joseph, David R., John P. Executors: Joseph and David Rice

Holt]

Not in Greene County Marriages

January 16, 1821: Witness for Deed of Father, David.

Not in or after 1830 Greene County

No Bounty Land or Pension records

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Joseph Holt, Sgt.: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Brother of David Rice Holt; Brother-in-Law of John Wear Wilson]

Son of David Holt, Revolutionary War Soldier (1764-1837, buried Holt-Moore Graveyard), Will

signed December 16, 1836; Sons: Joseph, David R., John P. Executors: Joseph and David Rice

Holt]

1812 Captain Jacob Hoyal District

June 30, 1800: married Sally Clarke

1850: Sarah Holt, age 70, born New Jersey; resided with James W. Galbreath (married June 22,

1829 Jane Moore)

December 28, 1850: Widow Bounty Land Application: Joseph died "1824-25 near Bolivar, TN";

March 26, 1855: Widow Bounty Land Application: age 74; Affidavits by Seburn Jewel and John

R. Moore [grandchildren of David Holt].

1860: Sarah Holt, age 79; resided with James W. Galbreath, age 55, and wife, Jane

1870: Sarah Holt, age 89; resided with Jane Galbreath (widow of James), age 69

February 14, 1871 Widow Pension Application; Pensioned August 8, 1871; $8/month

Sarah's Date of Death is not known; Tombstone in Holt-Moore Graveyard, originally located on

today's Airport property was relocated in 2010. During excavation of graves, no remains were

found at Sarah's tombstone. She may be buried at Mt. Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

Ezekiel Howard: Captain Robert Maloney Company

1812 Captain Daniel Coffman District

Wife: Fanny Scruggs, married December 10, 1802

1830 and 1840 not in Greene County census

1850 possibly resided in Lumpkin County, GA: Ezekiel and Fannie, age 74


Alfred Hunter, Cpl: Captain Robert Maloney Company

Not found in 1809-1817 Districts List

July 27, 1817 purchased Lot #54 in Greeneville

November 20, 1820 married Eliza Green/Guin

April 27, 1818 Deputy Sheriff in Greeneville [Deed Book]

October 1833: "High Sheriff is dead" [Chancery Court, November 1833]

John Hybarger: Captain Robert Maloney Company

1814 Captain Thomas McSpadden District

May 12, 1813 married Agnes Magill (1786-1856)

1830 Indiana: John, age 40-49; Agnes, age 40-49

1840: Indiana: John, age 50-59

1850: Indiana: John, age 62; Agnes, age 64


Died1865, buried Phanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Fountain County, Indiana

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James Jackson: Captain Robert Maloney Company

and Captain Francis Register Company

Not found in 1809-1817 Militia Districts List

No Records found in Greene County

John Johns(t)on: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Brother of Joseph Johns(t)on] Son

of Zopher Johnston, Revolutionary War Soldier

1814 Captain Henry Bowman District; 1816 Captain Davis District

February 7, 1809: married Caty McKahen

October 31, 1813: "Discharged, unable to perform duty." Paid $4.90.

1850: age 62

February 5, 1855 Will probated Greene County; possibly buried Kidwell or Cross Anchor Cem.

Caty McKahen Johnson resided in Sullivan County, Missouri by 1860

Joseph Johns(t)on: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Brother of John Johns(t)on]

Son of Zopher Johnston, Revolutionary War Soldier

1816 Captain David Adams District

December 18, 1816: married Elizabeth Cooper (died before 1850)

1850: age 58, Widower


1860: Widower, resided Sullivan County, Missouri

1871 Greene County Tax Roll; last record for him. Presumed to be buried with wife in the old

Cooper Graveyard near Spider Stines Road.

Caleb Jones: Captain Robert Maloney Company

Son of Joseph Jones, Revolutionary War Soldier [ Will April 26, 1826: Sons Caleb, Thomas and

Joseph Jones.]


April 11, 1815: married Ibby Greene

January 13, 1825: married Peggy Casteel; July 22, 1833: "son-in-law", Will of Peter Casteel

1840: age 50-59

Mar 14, 1851 Bounty Land Application: age 62, volunteered Greeneville; "Discharge Certificate

destroyed by fire." Certified by Captain Peter Harmon; Awarded 40 acres

April 2, 1855 Bounty Land Application: age 'about' 65, resides Greene County; Attest: William

Ross, Thomas McAmish; Awarded 120 acres

1860: age 60, widower

John A. Jones: Captain Robert Maloney Company and

Captain Thomas Goodson Company

1809-17 District Undetermined

1852 Bounty Land, 160 acres, filed Lafayette County, Missouri

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1871 Bounty Land, 50 acres; filed in Jefferson County, Indiana

July 21, 1871 Pension: filed Indiana; "substituted for Jacob Collett in Captain Maloney

Company; substituted for Thomas Pogue in Captain Thomas Goodson Company". May

29, 1885 Widow Pension: Mary Field Roscob Schultz Hoffman Weaver, age 67 filed

Indiana, married 23 years; "First wife name unknown, died September 1861".

Morris Chapel Cemetery, Jefferson County, Indiana: Died December 11, 1884

Samuel Keller: Captain Robert Maloney Company

Son of John Keller [Chancery Court December 1848]

1815 Captain Caleb Park District

July 5, 1815 married Rebecca Carter (1793-1876, buried with husband)

1830: Samuel, age 30-39; Rebecca, age 30-39

1840: Samuel, age 40-49

1850: Samuel, age 58; Rebecca, age 58


1860: Samuel, age 66; Rebecca, age 67

May 19, 1863 Will

November 1871: Chancery Court, "deceased"

Carters Station UMC Cemetery: Died December 26, 1867, 74Y 3M 18D

John M. Kyle: Captain Robert Maloney Company

1813 Captain Jacob Hale District

March 10, 1806: marriage bondsman for John Black

1809 and 1810 witnessed deeds

July 20, 1816 Deed Book: bought land in Greene Co.: "lived Knoxville".

1840: possibly lived Hawkins County, age 40-49

No Bounty Land; No Pension

[Bounty Land Warrants are no longer available on Fold3 after this Surname]

John Maloney: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Brother of Captain Robert Maloney]

Son of John Maloney Sr., an immigrant from Ireland


December 6, 1821 married Jenny Samples

1850: Resided Sullivan County, Missouri, age 59

1860: Sullivan County, MO, age 69, widower, lived with brother-in-law Christopher Cooper Jr.

Died before 1870; Probably buried Campground Cemetery, Sullivan County, MO.

Captain Robert Maloney,

2nd Lillard's E. Tennessee Vol.

[Greene County Pioneer Volume 21 Number 2, pages 138-144]

[Son of John Maloney Sr., an immigrant from Ireland]

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Born in Ireland; Tailor by trade; Marriage Bondsman and probable mentor of Andrew Johnson

who named a son, Robert

May 8, 1805: married Catherine Cooper [(died November 16, 1862, presumed buried with

husband; [DOD Family Bible; daughter of Christopher Cooper Senior, a Revolutionary War

Soldier]

1812 Captain Thomas McSpaddin District, Greene County

1830: Robert, age 40-49; Catherine, age 40-49

1840: Robert, age 50-59; Catherine, age 50-59; father, John Senior, age 80-89

May 12, 1848 Will signed: Wife Catherine; Sons: John, Valentine & Robert Junior



1850: Catherine, age 61, Widow

1860: Catherine, age 72; Robert Junior, age 29

Cross Anchor Cemetery: Robert: Died June 16, 1848 [Family Bible]

Orsamus A. [Allen] Martin: Captain Robert Maloney Company

3rd Regiment, Lillard's E. TN. Volunteers

1812 Captain Joseph Hale District: Allen Martin

1819 Greene County: Witness to Deed: Orsamus A. Martin No

further records found in Greene County or US.

No Pension

Robert W. McAmis/McCamish: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Son of William McCamish, Revolutionary War Soldier; Will April 24, 1826; Sons: Samuel,

George, James, John, Isaac, Adam, Robert, Thomas and William; [Tennessee's First Settlers and

Soldiers, Edward C. McAmis]

August 1, 1812: married Mary 'Polly' Moore (buried with Robert) [Widow gives date of

marriage as May 15, 1799 in Pension Application]

1815 Captain Calib Parker District

1830 Greene County: Robert, age 30-39; Mary, age 30-39

1840 Sevier County: Robert, age 40-49; Mary, age 40-49

1850 Murray County, Georgia: Robert, age 63; Elizabeth, age 66

February 5, 1853: Bounty Land 40 acres

January 1, 1856: Bounty Land 120 acres

Died February 2, 1858 Murray County, Georgia [Widow Pension Application]

1860 Murray County, Georgia: Polly, age 60 (age is wrong), Widow

1870 Murray County, Georgia: Mary, age 80, Widow

October 25, 1871: Widow Pension Application filed Murray County, Georgia, age 76

April 29, 1873: Pensioned $8/month "Special Circumstances" Old Summerour

Methodist Church Cemetery:

Robert's Tombstone is unreadable except for his name. Mary's Tombstone is very legible.

Samuel McAmis/McCamish: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Brother of Robert and Thomas, Will of William McAmish 4-24-1826]

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George, James, John, Isaac, Adam, Robert, Thomas and William]

November 11, 1812 married Elizabeth Dyke

1813 Captain Jacob Hoyal District

1830 Greene: Samuel, age 30-39; Elizabeth, age 30-39

1840 Greene: Samuel, age 40-49; Elizabetth, age 40-49

April 3,1848 Invalid Pension Application: age 56, resides Greene; Letter to Andrew Johnson to

"expedite".

1850 Greene: Samuel, age 56; Elizabeth, age 46

1851 Bounty Land: Awarded 40 acres

1855 Bounty Land: Awarded 120 acres

August 4, 1856 Affidavit by Thomas McCamish, age 73, "brother", resides Bradley County.

December 24, 1858 McMinn County: married Mary Elizabeth Williams Underwood

1860 McMinn County: Samuel, age 64; Mary, age 42

Died May 18, 1871 [Widow's Pension Application]

April 17, 1883 Widow Pension Application: Mary E. Underwood (first husband, James

Underwood); resides McMinn County; Pensioned $9.50/month.

Thomas McAmis: Captain Robert Maloney Company


George, James, John, Isaac, Adam, Robert, Thomas and William]

June 10, 1807 married Sally Baily

1813 Captain Jacob Hotal District

1830 Greene: Thomas, age 40-49; Sally, age 30-39

1840 Greene: Thomas, age 50-59; Sally, age 40-49

1850 Greene: Thomas, age 66; Sally, age 55

1856 Resides Bradley County [see above affidavit for brother, Samuel.]

October 16, 1857; Will Probated September 5, 1859

August 1859 Died Greene County, age 74, "Consumption" District #12 [Mortality Schedule]

Buried "in a field off Route 93, 1 1/2 miles from Walkertown". [TN FS&S, by McAmihs] 1860

Greene: Sarah, age 68, Widow

William McBride [Junior?], 1st Major: Captain Robert Maloney Company

5th Booth's Regiment E. TN Militia

Probably a son of William McBride Senior, Revolutionary War Soldier, who died in the War.


February 24, 1800 married Sarah Dulaney


Invalid Pension June 18, 1845: filed Greeneville, age 66; Affidavit by Andrew Johnson;

Pensioned $25/month.

1830: age 50-60

1840: age 60-70

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1850: William, age 72; Sarah, age 66

Died December 8, 1851, Greene County

August 11, 1853: Widow Pension: Sarah Dulaney; Attest: B. McDaniel, Greeneville; filed

Greene County. [Widow Pension application names all children, including daughters' married

surnames.]

1860 Dallas County, MO: Widow, Sarah Dulaney, age 74, lived with William Jr., age 47.

John McKee: Captain Robert Maloney Company,

Col. William Lillard Regiment, 2nd Regiment E. TN Militia

1815 Captain Calib Parker District

Born November 1, 1775 Donegal, Ireland

First wife name unknown

September 5, 1833 married Elizabeth W. Anderson (1809-1880, buried with John)

1840: John, age 60-69; Elizabeth, age 20-29

1850: John, age 74; Elizabeth, age 41

Old Harmony Graveyard: Died January 28, 1860

February 6, 1860 Will probated

No Bounty Land Warrants or Widow Pension Record found.

William McNeese: Captain Robert Maloney Company and

Captain Francis Register Company

[possibly son of Jonas McNeese]

1812 Captain William Kelly District

November 8, 1814 married Sally Broyles


October 29, 1813: Captain Maloney Company: Discharged, unable to perform duty; paid $4.12.

1845 Invalid Pension Captain Register Company

1830 Possibly Jefferson County, TN: William, age 30-39; wife, age 20-29

1840 Possibly Giles County, TN: William, age 40-49; wife, age 30-39

Married Elizabeth Lady, date not known [Widow Bounty Land Application]

1845 Invalid Pension Application under service with Captain Francis Register Company

1850 Monroe County, Kentucky: William, age 62; Elizabeth, age 58

Died July 22, 1854 [Widow Bounty Land Application]

1854 Widow Bounty Land Application: filed Monroe County, KY, Elizabeth Lady age 60,

married Monroe County, KY. "Rejected".

1860 Monroe County, KY: Elizabeth, age 71, Widow [possibly buried Gamliel Cemetery,

Monroe County, KY, no dates]

Andrew McPheron: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Brother of James McPherran Junior]


May 17, 1809: married Jinny/Jane Mitchell; bondsman James McPheron Senior

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1830: age 40-49

Died March 7, 1845; Will probated April 8, 1845: bequest to Elizabeth, "wife of James

McPheron". Probably buried in Family Graveyard off Whitehouse Rd; now destroyed.

1850 Widow Bounty Land: 50 acres; Affidavit by Peter Harmon, Lt., promoted to Captain.

September 16, 1871 Widow Pension: Jane Mitchell, "soldier enlisted for three month term,

served four months".

James McPherran [Junior]: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Brother of Andrew McPheron]


December 27, 1802: married Martha Rodgers, bond by James McPheron Senior

March 26, 1808: married Betsey Davis

Discharged early; paid $4.12

Died before 1830

1830: James (Sr) age 70-79 (father); Betsey, age 30-39 (wife of Junior)

Probably buried Family Graveyard on "McPherran Ridge" near Whitehouse Road (now

destroyed). [Refer to 1814 purchase by James McPherran of Town Lot #70, adjacent to whereon

John Sevier Junior lives", witnessed by Samuel McPherran.]

May 18, 1848: Will of Elizabeth 'McPearn'/McPheron: "widow of James McPheron, everything

to William M. and Cassa E. Morgan".

Samuel "McPherson"/McPherran: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[The 'McPherson' surname does not appear in the 1809-1817 District Records.]

Not found in 1809-17 Tax/Militia Districts January

23, 1792 married Mary Campbell Discharged

early, paid $4.12.

July 27, 1814: Samuel McPherran witnessed Deed for James McPherran for purchase of Town

Lot #70 adjacent to "whereon John Sevier Junior lives".

1830: not in Greene County

March 23, 1848 Will signed: Bequests to brothers, Andrew (Jr.) and Allen, 'the lands his father,

Andrew (Sr.), left him'. Witnesses: John and Jacob Harmon ['McPherran Ridge' was off of

White House Road and near the John Harmon, Revolutionary War Soldier, farm.]

William "McPherson"/McPherran: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[The 'McPherson' surname does not appear in the 1809-1817 District Records.]


December 9, 1801 married Susanna Smilie

Discharged early, paid $4.12

October 1815: Sold 96 acres sold to Smiley heirs

1818: Trustee for Friendship Meeting House [Deed]

August 3, 1821 Will Signed McPheran; Probated April 2, 1822: "To wife, Susana, to have

everything..."

1830: Susan McPherran, age 50-59

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Samuel Mitchell: Captain Robert Maloney Company, 2nd

Lillard's E. TN Vol.

[Brother of William Mitchell]

[Son of Thomas Mitchell Senior (Will July 25, 1821: sons John, Thomas Jr., Samuel, Andrew

and William.)]


Enlistment Record Only

December 2, 1818 married Elizabeth Armitage

Not found in Greene County 1830 or thereafter.

William Mitchell: Captain Robert Maloney Company, 2nd

Lillard's E. TN Vol.

[Brother of Samuel Mitchell]

[Son of Thomas Mitchell Senior (Will July 25, 1821: sons John, Thomas Jr., Samuel, Andrew

and William).]


Enlistment Record Only; No Bounty Lands, No Pension, No marriage Greene County.

March 3, 1818: Jury Duty, Greene County Not found in Greene County 1830 or

thereafter.

[Pension File Records are no longer available on Fold3 after this surname]

Benjamin Muncos: Captain Robert Maloney 1812

Captain Thomas McSpaddin District

Wife: name unknown; said to be a Native American [proven by DNA testing]

1820 Lived Gwinnet County, Georgia, age 26-44

1830 Lived Carroll County, Georgia, age 40-49

1840 Lived Randolph County, Alabama, age 50-59

David Noggle/Naggle: Captain Robert Maloney Company


April 20, 1813: purchased 100 acres on Snow Camp Creek with William Ramsey.

October 29, 1813: "discharged, unable to perform duty", paid $4.12.

No other records in Greene County found. He may have lived in Union County, Indiana by 1820

where a man of that name married Mary England on June 1, 1820.

Andrew Parks/Park, Sgt.: Captain Robert Maloney Company


June 26, 1807 married Eleanor Brown

1830: Andrew Senior, age 40-49; Eleanor, age 40-49

1840: Andrew Senior, age 50-59; Eleanor, age 50-59

1850: Andrew Senior, age 69; Ellen age 66; resided Town of Greeneville

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1850's: Bounty Land Applications should be available from the National Archives] 1860

Greeneville District 10: Andrew Senior, age 78; no wife in household [Andrew Junior

resided in Cocke County.]

William Pierce: Captain Robert Maloney Company

1813 Captain John Olinger District

No further information available on this man.

1830: Not in Greene County in.

Constant Pratt: Captain Robert Maloney Company

Not in 1809-1817 Tax/Militia Districts

March 24, 1818 married Esther Shelley

May 4, 1824: purchased 75 acres in Greene County

1830: Greene County, age 30-39

1840 Izard County, Arkansas: age 40-49

1850 Izard County: Constant, age 55; Esther, age 64

October 30, 1857: appears to have used Bounty Land Warrant to acquire 120 acres in Izard Co.

1860 Izard County, Arkansas: Constant age 65; Esther age 75.

John Price [Junior]: Captain Robert Maloney Company

Son of John Price Senior, a Revolutionary War Soldier; [Senior's Will probated Mach 4, 1839]

May 25, 1813 John Senior purchased 100 acres on Puncheon Camp Creek, "being part of 311

acres granted to John Casteel in 1787."


1830: John Senior age 70-80; John Junior age 40-50

1836 Civil Districts: Susanna shown as Head of Household [John Junior's widow] October

26, 1838 Will of John Price Senior signed: wife Mary; sons William, Richerson,

Alexander, Josiah, John Junior, "deceased".

[John Junior's wife's name not known: Senior makes bequest to son, John's children: Mariah,

Abraham, John, and '5 girls'.]

1850: Susannah Price, age 62; Abraham Price, age 27 [1823-1902, died Pineville, Missouri]

Owen Ragan: Captain Robert Maloney Company 2nd

Regiment (Lillard's) East TN Vol.

1814 Captain Joseph Kirk District

July 28, 1812 Greene County married Salena Jones

1830 possibly in Knox County: Owen, age 40-49; wife, ate 50-59

1850 possibly in Whitley County, KY: Owen, age 57; 2nd? wife, Nancy, age 55, Nathan, age 17,

with 5 other children, all born in KY.

1856 Bounty land Warrant #S1585

1860 Mercer County, MO: Owen, age 73, Widower; in household of son Nathan, age 28 Scott

Hill Cemetery, Mercer County, Missouri: Died May 7, 1870, 'age 83 years'; War 1812 Grave

Medallion.

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Clement Reynolds: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Brother-in-Law of Lt. (later Captain) Peter Harmon]


July 24, 1810, married Margaret Harmon [daughter of John Harmon, Revolutionary War Soldier]

1830: Clement, age 30-39; Margaret, age 30-39

1840: Clement, age 40-59; Margaret, age 40-49

1850: Clement, age 60; Margaret, age 55

August 9, 1850: Signed Will, Wife Margaret; Probated October 1, 1860

May be buried in New Bethel CP Church Cemetery, unmarked [previously the Family Graveyard

of John Harmon Junior (Margaret's brother).]

Lt. David Rice 2nd Lt: Captain Robert Maloney Company

1813 Captain Jacob Hoyal's District

August 28, 1804 married Mary Paxton

July 8, 1815 married Jane Rowe Doak

June 9, 1836 married Isabella Caldwell Brewer (1803-1892, buried Rice Cemetery, Dade

County, Missouri

[Marriages not in Greene County]

1830 Greene: David, age 50-59; Jane, age 30-40

1840 Greene: David, age 60-69; Isabella, age 40-50

1850 Greene: Davie, age 84, Isabella, age 47

1860: David, age 84; Isabella, age 57

Mt. Bethel Cemetery, Greeneville Died December 7, 1864

Alexander Russell, Ensign: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Brother of Edward Y. and Thomas Russell Junior]

Son of Thomas Russell Senior [Chancery Court: dispute over Russell land: Heirs of Thomas

Senior "deceased before March 1826"; Lawsuit over subsequent sale of distributed property to

heirs: John, James, Thomas Jr., Elijah, Edward Y., William, Alexander and Hezekiah Russell and

heirs of John Temple.]

September 11, 1804: married Polly Carter

1813: Captain Joseph Hale District No

other Greene County records found.

Edward [Y.] Russell: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Brother of Alexander and Thomas (Jr.) Russell]

Son of Thomas Russell [Chancery Court before 1826, heir of "Thomas Russell deceased."]

Not found in 1809-1817 Districts Listings

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February 12, 1819 Indenture: Edward Y. and Thomas Russell "heirs of Thomas Russell,

deceased, transfer their undivided interest in 410 acre tract on Lick Creek "near James McPheran

fence and line." [This land was on or near 'McPheran Ridge' in North Greene County near White

House Road, upon which the McPheran Graveyard was located.]

March 4, 1819: married Elizabeth K. Gray

1830: No records found in Greene County in 1830 or thereafter. He may have lived in Edgar

County, Illinois, in 1830.

Robert Russell: Captain Robert Maloney Company


February 7, 1804: married Margaret Kennedy

1830: age 50-59; 300 acres on Little Chucky [this land is in West Greene County].

May 16, 1848 signed Will: wife Margaret; sons Thomas, David and John, daughter, Charlotte.

1850: Robert age 74, Margaret age 68 lived in Town of Greeneville June 4, 1855 Will

probated; Burial unknown.

Thomas Russell [Junior]: Captain Robert Maloney Company

[Brother of Alexander and Edward Russell]


February 12, 1819 Indenture: Edward Y. and Thomas Russell, "heirs of Thomas Russell [Sr.],

deceased, transfer their undivided interest in 410 acre tract ... on ridge land on Lick Creek near

James McPheran fence and line".

September 6, 1819 Jefferson County: possibly married Jane Greene

1830: age 40-49, wife, age 30-39 (marriage not in Greene County) and children No

further Greene County Records

James Shelby/Shelley: Captain Robert Maloney Company

1814 Captain Robert McAlpin District

July 15, 1818 James D. married Polly Cravins

1830: James, age 60-69; Polly, age 60-69

1840: James, age 69; Widower

1850: James, age 70; 2nd wife?, Hannah, age 50

Died before 1860

1880: Hannah lived in McDonald County, Missouri, with son, Calvin Shelley.

John Shields: Captain Robert Maloney Company

Son of William Shields, a Revolutionary War Soldier

1816 Captain David White District

April 27, 1896 married Jane Taylor

Died October 2, 1829; buried Shields Family Cemetery, West Greene County

June 24, 1834 Chancery Court: John Shields, father, William, brother John deceased 2nd

[?] Wife: Mary Gill [family information]

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James Temple: Captain Robert Maloney Company

Son of Major Temple, a Revolutionary War Soldier [Will October 29, 1816, probated: Sons:

Thomas James, John, deceased, William, deceased, Josiah, deceased]

1814 Captain Robert McAlpin District

February 12, 1811 married Polly Craig

1830: Not found in Greene County

Died before November 1838

November 16, 1838 Chancery Court Minutes: John Link and Major S. Temple, Guardian of

minor heirs of James Temple, deceased: Jane M., Elijah M., Major S., William, Oliver P. (1820-

1907, a well known scholar and author of early Greene County History, buried in Old Gray

Cemetery, Knoxville), Eleanor

[Possibly buried Mt. Bethel Cemetery]

William Weston: Captain Robert Maloney Company

Not in 1809-17 Greene County Militia Districts

No Greene County Records found

William White: Captain Robert Maloney Company and

"Judge Advocate", Jackson's Division


Born March 27, 1776, Washington County, Virginia

July 8, 1797 Greene County: married Anne Wilkes Balch (1776-1832, buried Rockfield

Cemetery, Fountain County, Indiana).

1811: "Visited Indiana Territory camping with General Harrison's Army at Fort Harrison"

1816: Lived Knox County, TN, later Sullivan County, TN

1822: Moved to Fountain County, Indiana

May 4, 1837 Vermillion, Illinois married Jane Ann Anderson (1816-1838, buried Revenside

Cemetery, Vermillion, Indiana)

March 22, 1841 Fountain County, Indiana: married Esther Thurston (1800-1858)

1850 Vermillion County, Indiana: William, age 73



Died: March 21, 1873, Vermillion County, buried Rockfield Cemetery, Veedersburg, Indiana

April 3, 1873 Obituary, Newport Hoosier State, Indiana.

[ Although William most certainly received Bounty Land Warrants and Pension, these records

are not available on Fold3, but may be ordered from the National Archives.]

Ephraim Wilson: Captain Robert Maloney Company,

Col. William Lillard Regiment

Son of James Wilson, Grandson of Ephraim Wilson [Will probated July 23, 1816]


November 12, 1823, married Sarah Wright (1798-1888), buried with Ephraim.

1830: Captain Susong District, 132 acres

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1840: age 40-49

1850: Sarah, widow, age 50

Old Harmony Graveyard, Greeneville Died February 9, 1849

[Because Ephraim's widow, Sarah lived well past the enactment of the Widow Pensions Act

(1878), she most certainly received Bounty Land Warrants and Widow Pension. These records

are not available on Fold3, but may be ordered from the National Archives.]

John Wear Wilson: Captain Robert Maloney Company,

2nd Regiment (Lillards) E. TN Militia

[Brother-in-law of Joseph Holt]

Son of John Wilson Senior [Will October 25, 1815: John Wear "eldest son"; other sons

Alexander McClung Wilson, Henry Newton Wilson, James Calvin Wilson]

1813 Captain Jacob Hoyal's District

November 11, 1818, married Isabella Rankin (1796-1836, buried with John).

1830: age 30-39

August 23, 1837, married Sarah Holt (1804-1884) [although there is a tombstone in the

HoltMoore Cemetery originally located on now airport property; when the family cemetery was

relocated to State Route 93 in 2010, Sarah's grave was found to hold no remains. Sarah is

probably buried in Mt. Bethel Cemetery with John. Because John's widow, Sarah lived well past

the enactment of the Widow Pensions Act (1878), she most certainly received Bounty Land

Warrants and probably a Widow Pension. These records are not available on Fold3, but may be

ordered from the National Archives.]

Mt. Bethel Cemetery, Greeneville: Died December 31, 1840, "age 47"

Mathias Winkle: Captain Robert Maloney Company


October 29, 1813: "Discharged, unable to perform duty." Paid $4.12 No

further records found in Greene County.

Benjamin Wise: Captain Robert Maloney Company


October 29, 1813: "Discharged, unable to perform duty." Paid $4.12.

March 3, 1813 married Shady Callahan

1830 Greene: age 30-39, Captain Davis District, no land

1840 Greene: age 40-49

1850 Jefferson County: Benjamin, age 60; Shady, age 62

1860 Jefferson County: Benjamin, age 70; Shady, age 70

1870 Jefferson County: Shady, age 78 lived in household of son, Wesley Wise, age 44

George Worley: Captain Robert Maloney Company

Not found in 1809-17 Militia Districts No records found in Greene County.

John Wright: Captain Robert Maloney Company,

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Col. William Lillards Regiment, 2nd Regiment E. TN Militia

[Son of James Wright, a Revolutionary War Soldier (Will probated June 30, 1829: "to be buried

in graveyard at Harmony Meeting House." Sons: John, James Jr., Robert & Samuel)]

October 20, 1813: "Waggoner, his team entered service."


August 27, 1817 Washington County, TN: married Martha 'Patty' Powell (1797-1880, buried

with John). [Because John's widow, Martha lived well past the enactment of the Widow

Pensions Act (1878), she most certainly received Bounty Land Warrants and Widow Pension.

These records are not available on Fold3, but may be ordered from the National Archives.]

1830: John, age 30-39; Martha, age 30-39

1840: John, age 40-49; Martha, age 40-49

1850: John, age 58; Martha, age 52

Old Harmony Graveyard, Greeneville: Died 1853

WAR OF 1812 SOLDIERS CAPT. ROBERT MALONEY COMPANY … · 1850 Gentry County, MO: Elija, age 64; Susannah, age 50 Died November 13, 1858, buried Carter Cemetery, Gentry County, Missouri

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