NEWBORN, Thomas served in Capt. TWIGGS Co. 7th U.S. INF. Enlisted 11 Sep 1814, Edcombe Co., NC, discharged 10 Sep 1819, Fort Gaines, GA. Soldier was a farmer. Age 20, 5'7½ tall, fair hair, blue eyes. Soldier b. about 1794 Edgecombe Co., NC, d. 24 Dec 1864, Wayne Co., TN. Soldier married Elizabeth WHITE 4 May 1820 Giles Co., TN. Widow was b. about 1807 in SC and died 1890 in Wayne Co., TN. Widow's pension # 31034, dated 12 Aug 1878. Children: Mary, b. 14 Jan 1824; Martha, b. 7 A-- 1826, d. 1872; Lucinda b. 11 Dec 1829; Susan, b. 1 Aug 1832; Nellie, b. 10 Feb 1834; Louiza, b. 5 Aug 1837; elizabeth, b. 12 Feb 1839; Aliminthis, b. 7 Sep 1841. Affidavits filed: CJ. C. QUEEN, Wayne Co., TN, 22 Sep 1880, witness; Frank NEWBORN, Wayne Co., TN 22 Sep 1880, witness; Solomon PHILLIPS, age 78, Wayne Co., TN 22 Sep 1880; Joseph PITTS, age 62, Wayne Co., TN, 22 Sep 1880; Jesse DICUS, age 55 Wayne Co., TN 12 Aug 1878; James DICUS, age 51, Wayne Co., TN 12 Aug 1878. Additional information: Widow also said her last name was REANS. Land Warrent #23229-160-12 issued and taken in Arkansas. Soldier fought in the Battle of New Orleans. Submitted by Mrs. Troy E. NEWBORN, 05041 Bergman Rd., East Jordan, MI 49727
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HOLLIS, James, Jr. served in Capt. John GORDON's Company of Mounted Spies, Tennessee Militia. Enlisted 24 Sep 1813, discharged 14 April 1814. Soldier resided Tennessee at enlistment and was a farmer. He was 18, 6', fair complexion, light hair. Soldier b. 1795, TN and died 1882, Wayne Co., TN. Soldier m. Rhoda CHOATE 1815, Lawrence Co., TN. She was b. 1798 TN and died before 1860, Wayne Co., TN. Soldier Pension # 14457, 30 Jan 1851. and 9123. Soldier fought at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend. Additional information provided by submitter: Children: Nancy Lee MCAtie HOLLIS, b. 14 Jun 1819, d. 8 Jun 1912, m. Angus Anson McBRIDE; Catherine HOLLIS, b. 1821; Louise Jane HOLLIS, b. 1923, d. 8 May 1901, m. James H. GAMBRELL; Derinda Hollis, b. 1826, m. Aaron B. DIXON; Benjamin Hardin C. HOLLIS, b. 1828, d. ca. 1861, m. Martha E. WALLIS; James Carroll HOLLIS, b. 4 Oct 1829, d. 3 Dec 1887, m. Nancy E. CANTRELL; John Choate HOLLIS, b. 11 Dec 1832, d. 17 Jan 1914, m. Mary E. MOORE; Wm. H. HOLLIS, b. 1840, d. during Civil War, m. Talitha C. CANTRELL; Louisa Ann HOLLIS, b. 1844, m. 1) Francis M. GIBSON, m 2) James BREWER. Rhoda CHOATE HOLLIS was the daughter of Thomas Kyle CHOATE and Elizabeth RENFRO; James HOLLIS Jr. was the son of James Hollis, the Revolutionary War Soldier and Sarah CHOATE. Submitted by Bonnie Guthrie BROWN, 11957 Weir Street, Culver City, CA 90230-6065.
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TURNBOW, Hugh, Pvt, Capt. McCARLEY’s Co., uner Gen. Wm. CARROLL. Soldier enlisted 28 Jan 1814, Fayetteville, TN, discharged 16 May 1814, Fayetteville, TN. Soldier was 20 or 21 years old at enlistment, was described as 6' tall, with fair complexion, dark or black hair and blue eyes. Soldier died 6 March 1866, Wayne Co., TN. Per widow’s application, soldier had lived after discharge in Maury Co., TN, Giles Co., TN and Hickman Co., TN before moving to Wayne Co., TN about 1825. Soldier drew bounty land warrant for service; application not submitted.
Soldier married first to Mary POWELL who died 15 April 1857, Wayne Co., TN. Soldier married second to Mrs. Elizabeth ROSE on 2 Dec 1858, Wayne Co., TN by Wm. HANES. Elizabeth was 58 years old in 1880 and died 3 Dec 1905. She had been previously married to Charles ROSE who died 1846 in Wayne Co., TN. No other information in copies submitted. Submitted by Mrs. James (Carline) MARTIN, Collinwood, TN
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BREWER, Cornelius, Service in Cpt. Benjamin REYNOLDS Co., 2nd Regiment Tennessee Volunteers, commanded by Col. Thomas H. BENTON. Soldier volunteered in October 1812, was mustered in 10 Dec 1812 Columbia, TN and was discharged 10 April 1813, Columbia, TN. Dept. Of War Auditor’s report also listed service datesas 10 Dec 1813 to 20 Aug 1814. Soldier was 60 years old in 1850, 66 in 1855 and 93 in 1872. Wife’s name was Polly STAGGS, who was dead bef. 1872. Soldier and wife had married July 1804 in Bedford Co., TN. Pension application No. 18.746, filed 3 June 1872, Wayne Co., TN. Soldier had lived in Wayne Co., TN in 1850, Lawrence Co., TN in 1855 and lived 10 miles north of Waynesboro in the 14th Civil District of Wayne Co., TN in 1872. Soldier had previously received two Bounty Land Warrants: on No. 6713 issued 10 June 1851 and another in 1856. David S. SKILLERN and Fielding CHURCHWELL witnessed pension application in 1872. E. H. PUGH and George W. LEE witnessed 1855 BLW application. No other information in submitted copies of file. Submitted by Garry BREWER, 2722 Rincon Dr., Grand Junction, CA 81503
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HADDOCK, James, Private, served in Capt. Thomas WHITE’s company, South Carolina Militia from 1 October 1814 till discharge on 7 March 1815. Soldier volunteered 1 Sep 1814 at Sipses Old Field, Union District, South Carolina and was discharged at Charleston SC. Soldier was substitute for James JACKSON, draftee. Soldier was 55 years old in 1850, 60 in 1855 and 76 in 1870. Soldier married second wife, Elizabeth Ann PHILLIPS on 3 March 1864 "at her father’s house in Lauderdale Co., AL". Soldier resided in 1850 in Wayne Co., TN, and had received two bounty land warrants, one No. 12.763 for 80 acres in 1850 and another on 7 Apr 1856. Pension no. 20.482 (12.284). Soldier stated he served as a private and that "my command first marched to Charleston, SC then to Headrells Point near Charleston, then to Bull’s Island. My command returned to Charleston and we were marched to St. John’s Island, and returned to Charleston and were discharged." Submitted by Geraldine KELLEY, 201 N. Pine St., Apt 711, Florence, AL 35630.
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James HADDOCK was born 2 Feb 1795 in SC, and died 13 July 1876, buried at Whitten’s Chapel Cemetery, Wayne Co. TN. He first married on 21 Nov 1816 to Aecenah (Ascenath) PAULK, who was born 21 Nov 1798 and died 28 Jan 1862, buried Whitten Chapel Cemetery, Wayne Co., TN. Children, all by first wife: 1. John HADDOCK, 2. William J. HADDOCK, b. 28 Jan 1818, d. 7 Mar 1880, m. Frances _____?; 3. Jacob Martin HADDOCK, b. 1821, m. Eveline SIMMONS; 4. Alexander HADDOCK, b. Apr 1822, m. Mary SHEPARD; 5. Nancy HADDOCI, b. 27 Apr 1827, m. 1) Lewis SHEPARD, m.2) John OLIVE; 6. Elizabeth Dee HADDOCK, b. 1829, m. 1) Charles L. PRUITT; m. 2) Leroy SHORT; m.3) Bill SHARPSTON; 7. Mary HADDOCK, b. 5 Dec 1830, m. Warren G. HOUSE; 8. James Riley HADDOCK, b. 1831, m. Mary Emeline BREWER; 9. Joshua Laurel HADDOCK, b. 7 Jan 1833, m. Laura Ann ROBINSON; 10. Jessie R. HADDOCK, b. 22 Feb 1835, m. Louisa J. (Eliza) PHILLIPS; 11. Mariah Asenith HADDOCK, b. 1836, m. John W. BREWER; 12. Rachel Emily HADDOCK, b. 1838, m. William Brown PARRISH; 13. Ira N. HADDOCK, b. 11 May 1839, m. Agentha Permelia GOLIGHTLY; 14 Sarah Dorinda HADDOCK, b. 1843, m. James Edward PHILLIPS.
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HARPER, Henry, Pvt., Cpt. Sutton Co.,Tennessee Militia, War of 1812. Soldier enlisted 13 Nov 1814 and was discharged 13 May 1815, Brown’s Ferry, Tennessee River, Alabama. Residence at enlistment was Lincoln Co., TN. Soldier’s description was about 6' tall, fair complexion, dark hair and pale blue eyes. By occupation, soldier was a farmer. Soldier died 1 March 1868, Lawrence Co., TN. Soldier married first to Permelia HUSBANDS, who died about 1828/29 in Lincoln Co., TN. Three sons by this marriage: Lindsey C. HARPER, Douglas HARPER, and Thomas HARPER. Soldier married second on 5 Oct 1831 in Lincoln Co., TN to Esther HARDIN who was 75 years old in 1881 and died 25 May 1885 Wayne Co., TN. Children by second marriage: Elizabeth HARPER, b. 16 Dec 1832. Soldier applied for BLW on 10 Dec 1850 Lincoln Co., TN. Soldier was 60 years old in 1850. BLW #176.24.80.50. Soldier applied for second BLW on 27 Mar 1855 from Lawrence Co., TN. Soldier was 65 in 1855. A. O. RICHARDSON and J. P. RICHARDSON witnessed 1855 BTW application. Soldier was drafted from Lincoln Co.,TN and saw service at the Battle of New Orleans. Widow applied for pension on 8 Nov 1881, Waynesboro, TN, certificate no. 32.349. Affidavits filed by Lndsey C. HARPER, Lynchburg, Moore Co., TN on 6 March 1882; Thomas C.HARPER, Lynchburg, Moore Co., TN on 2 March 1882, Douglas HARPER, Lynchburg, Moore Co., TN on 2 March 1882; William C.VANDIVER, 9 March 1882, Lawrenceburg, Lawrence Co., TN. T. C. HARPER (age 59) son of soldier, Lynchburg, Moore Co., TN 14 March 1882; L. C. HARPER, (age 68) son of soldier, Lynchburg, Moore Co., TN on 14 March 1882; Brown S. and Sarah L. COLLIER, Wayne Co.,TN on 11 Mar 1882; Burley H. BOSWELL and wife Mary E.BOSWELL of Lawrence Co.,TN on 8 March 1882; R. W. BURTON[?] (age 57) of Lynchburg, Moore Co.,TN on 13 March 1882; John A. SILVERTOOTH, (age 63) Lynchburg, Moore Co., TN on 13 March 1882; and John H. TAYLOR, (age 81) of Moore Co., TN. Henry and Esther lived in Lincoln Co., TN for 20 years after they were married, then moved to Lawrence Co.,TN and Henry died in Lawrence Co., TN at age 77 years. Widow moved to Wayne Co., TN following death of husband. Original Pension application witnessed by Merida MORRISON (age 54) and Lydia MORRISON (age 53) both of Waynesboro, Wayne Co., TN. Submitted by J. Charles HARDIN, P.O. Box 849, Waynesboro, TN 38485-0849.
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LEE, Henry, Pvt. Capt. J.TURNER’s Co. 7th Battalion TN Vols, War of 1812. Soldier enlisted Oct 1814 in Fayetteville, TN and was discharged 1815, place not given. Soldier applied for pension on 18 Sep 1871, Wayne Co., TN. Pension application number and certificate number no on file. Soldier married Darcus COPELAND in Sep 1808 in Overton Co.,TN and had received two BLW’s previous to application for pension. No other information. Submitted by David N.LEE, 4800 Sandhill Rd., Almont, MI 48003
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LEE, Jesse, "service in same unit as Henry LEE, SC #15,862." Soldier died 20 Sep 1867, Wayne Co., TN. Widow was Peggy NELSON age 72 in 1878, who had married soldier on 15 June 1828/29 near Flat Creek Church, Overton Co., TN. Marriage performed by Isaac WEST, JP. Widows pension application filed 15 April 1878, Wayne Co.,TN, No application or certificate number on copy. Original application witnessed by Itia CHRISTIE and John P. KYLE. Submitted by David N. LEE, 4800 Sandhill Rd., Almont, MI 48003.
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ANGUS PATTERSON 1812 PENSION RECORD
Page 135, Vol. 1, No. 3, Sept 1988, The Wayne County HISTORIAN, submitted by
Mrs. Eugene Berry, Route 1, Box 190, Iron City, TN 38463
Input by Tom Evans
ANGUS PATTERSON, Survivors Original # 24,978, Cert. # 12,352, Widow's
Original # 20,481, Cert. # 22,519, Bounty Land Warrant # 24,142-160-12, Sergt.,
Capt.
William O. BEARD, Co. H. Regt. 1, U.S. Inft, Sept. 23, 1814-Sept. 22, 1819.
Residence of Soldier, 1851, Morgan Co., Ala; 1871, Wayne Co., (P.O. Waynesboro)
Tenn. Residence of Widow, 1878, Wayne Co., (P.O. Cypress Inn), Tenn. Maiden
Name of Widow: Catherine TEMPLE, Marriage of Soldier and Widow: Prior to Sept.
?2nd, 1871, Smith Co., TN. Death of Soldier Aug. &, 1873, Wayne Co., Tenn.
Soldier's Discharge certificate filed in the brief.
STATE OF ALABAMA, COUNTY OF MORGAN
On this Twelfeth day of May A.D. one thousand eight hundred and Fifty one
personally appeared before me, a Justice of the Peace within and for the
County and State aforesaid, Angus PATTERSON, aged Fifty five years, a resident
of
Morgan County, in the State of Alabama, who being duly sworn according to Law,
declares that he is the identical Angus PATTERSON who was a Duty Sargent in
the Company commanded by Captain William O. BUTler? in the 44 regiment of
Regulars commanded by Col. ROSS? in the war with Great Britain that he enlisted
at
Nashville, Tennessee on or about the twenty second day of September, A.D. one
thousand eight hundred and fourteen for the term of Five years and continued
in actual service in said war for the term of Five years and was honorably
discharged at Camp Ripley on the 22nd day of September A.D. 1819 as will appear
by
reference to the muster rolls of said company that his original certificate
of discharge is not in his possession.
He makes this declaration for the purpose of obtaining the Bounty Land to
which he may be entitled, under the "Act granting Bounty Land to certain
Officers and Soldiers who have been engaged in the military service of the
United
States," passed September 28th, 1850. his
//s// Agnus X PATTERSON
mark
Sworn to and subscribed before me the day and year above written. And I
hereby certify, that I believe the said Angus PATTERSON to be the identical man
who served as aforesaid; and that he is of the age above stated.
//s// C. A. WELCH, J. P.
STATE OF ALABAMA, Morgan County) I, Tim? PRICE Judge of the Probate Court of
said County, (and by virtue of said office also Clerk of said County) hereby
certify that C. A. WELCH is a Justice of the Peace, in and for said County,
duty commissioned and qualified; and that the foregoing signature purporting to
be his is genuine.
Given under my hand and the seal of said Office, at Sumerville in said
County, this 12 day of May 1851. //s//
Tim? PRICE Judge, &c.
Adjutant General's Office Report to the Commissioner of Pensions
I have the honor to acknowledge this receipt from your Office of
application for Pension No. 24,978 War of 1812, and to return it herewith, with
such
information as is furnished by the files of this Office.
It appears from the Records of this Office that Angus PATTERSON was
enlisted on the Twenty-third day of September 1814, at Nashville to serve Five
years and was assigned to the Forty-fourth Regiment of U.S. Infantry. He is
reported enlisted by Captain BUTLER, served in Captains Wm. O. BUTTLER's, F.L.
AMELUNGS's and Wm. C. BEARD's Companies. Roll dated P.M. Barracks, June 30th
1815
reports him present sick, enlisted July 23rd, 1814. Roll dated Camp Ripley,
October 31st, 1819 reports him Discharged the 1st U.S. Infty, Septr 22nd, 1819.
The 44th was the 1st U.S. Infantry after May 17th 1819. //s// J.P.
MARTIN?, Assistant Adjutant General
WAR OF 1812, DECLARATION FOR PENSION
State of Tennessee, Wayne County
On this 2nd day of September, A.D. one thousand eight hundred and seventy
one personally appeared before me John H. COLE, Clerk of the Wayne County
Court a court of record within and for the county and State aforesaid, Angus
PATTERSON, aged Seventy-five years, a resident of 9th Civil Dist. of the, County
of Wayne, State of Tennessee, who being duly sworn according to law, declares
that he is married; that his wife's name was Catherine TEMPLE to whom he was
married at or near Carthage, Tenn on the ___ day of ___ 18__; that he served the
full period of sixty days in the Military service of the united States in the
war of 1812; that he is the identical Angus PATTERSON who Enlisted in Captain
William O. BUTTLER company, Forty-Fourth regiment ___ brigade ___ division,
at Nashville, Tenn on the 22nd day of September 1814, and ws honorably
discharged at Camp Ripley on the 22nd day of September 1819; that he received
one land
warrant for one hundred and sixty acres, No. 24142 that he, at no time during
the late rebellion against the authority of the United States, adhered to the
cause of the enemies of the Government, giving them aid or comfort, or exercis
ed the function sof any office whatever under any authority, or pretended
authority, in hostility to the United States; that he is not in receipt of a
pension under any previous Act; that he makes this declaration for the purpose
of
being placed on the pension roll of the United States, under the provision of
the Act approved February 14, 1871; and he hereby constitues and appoints with
full power of substitution and revocation Robt. P. CYPERT of Waynesboro,
Tennessee his true and lawful attorney, to prosecute his claim and obtain the
pension certificate that may be issued, that his post-office is at Waynesboro,
Tenn, County of Wayne, State of Tennessee; that his domicile or place of abode
is
about 28? miles South of Waynesboro, Tenn.
ATTEST: //s// Agnus PATTERSON
Z. Mack CYPERT
James M. STRIBLING
Catherine I. DODD and Mary A. PATTERSON provided an affidavit concerning
Angus PATTERSON, his age, signature and loyalty. John H. COLE signed as Clerk of
Wayne County Court.
Catherine PATTERSON's Widow's Pension Application
State of Tennessee, County of Wayne
On this 29 day of April, A.D. one thousand eight hundred and
Seventy-Eight personally appeared before me, Clerk of Wayne County Court, the
same being a
Court of Record within and for the county and State aforesaid, of ____, who
being duly sworn according to law, declares that she is a widow of Angus
PATTERSON, late Pensioner, deceased, who was the identical Angus PATTERSON who
served unde the name of Angus PATTERSON as a private in the company commanded by
Captain BUTLER 33 in the regiment of 1st U.S.I. commanded by ____ in the war of
1812; that her husband ___ at ___ on or about the ___ day of ___ A.D. ___ for
the term of 5 years and continued in actual service in said war for the term
of 5 years, and whose services terminated by reason of An Honorable discharge
at ___, on the ___ day of ___ A.D. ___. She further states that the following
is a full description of her husband at the time of his enlistment, viz: about
18 years of age, Farmer, born in Carolina Blue Eyes, Black Hair, Dark
Complexion. She further states that she was married to the said Angus PATTERSON
at the
city (or town) of Smith Co., Tenn, in the county of Smith, and in the State
of Tennessee, on the __ day of ___, A.D. ___, by one Esq. HAGY, who was a
Justice of the Peace and that her name before her said marriage was Catherine
TEMPLE, and that she had not remarried since the death of the said soldier; and
she
further states that neighter her nor her (unreadable) Husband was ever
previously married and that her said husband Angus PATTERSON, died at Wayne
County
in the State of Tennessee on the 7th day of August, A.D. 1873; and she further
declares that the following have been the places of residence of herself and
her said husband since the date of his discharge from the Army, viz: Morgan
Co., Ala __ years, thence to Wayne Co., Tenn till death of said Angus PATTERSON.
She makes this declaration for the purpose of obtaining a pension to which she
may be entitled under the provisions of Sections 4736 to 4746 inclusive
Revised Statues, and the Act of March 9, 1878, and hereby constitutes and
appoints
with full power of substitution and revocation C.W. BENNETT of Washington,
D.C. her true and lawful attorney, to prosecute her claim and she further
declares that she has heretofore made no applications for a pension. Her husband
said
Angus PATTERSON was a pensioner of the U.S. under Act of 14 Feb '71 and she
begs to refer to his papers and that her residence is No __, __street city (or
town) of 9th district county of Wayne, State of Tennessee, and that her post
office address is Cypress Inn, Wayne Co., Tennessee.
ATTEST: her
Robt P. CYPERT //s// Catherine X PATTERSON
William HOLT mark
Andrew J. McGEE age 42 9th District and Levi MITCHELL age 32, 9th District
signed affidavit. John H. COLE, signed on 29 April 1878, as Clerk of Wayne
County
Court.
James P. GILLIS, age 57, stated he had been personally acquainted with
Catherine and Angus PATTERSON for 47 years and that Angus died August 7th, 1873.
J.L. HADDOCK as witness before C.P. DULIN, J.P. Wayne Co., TN. Elijah DODD,
age 60, stated he had known Catherine and Angus PATTERSON for about 37 years.
That Angus died Aug. 7th, 1873 and that he, DODD, helped to dress the body and
dig the grave. Henry W. JOHNSON and Benjamin F. TOWNSEND signed as witnesses
before C.P. DULIN, J.P. for Wayne Co., Tenn. Both affidavits dated 17 Dec 1878.
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