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
Early Warwick family informati - Genealogy. com The following year John Lewis' frontier settlement was removed from the jurisdiction of Orange and the new eminence Augusta County was formed Elizabeth was the daughter of Alexander DUNLAP and his wife Janet Ann McFARLAND (sometimes referred to as "Jenot" or "Jeani")
Osborne New River Virginia - Genealogy. com His duty, under his brother Enoch primarily consisted of being a scout on the frontier He went into Cherokee Territory under Col Christian but says the Indians sued for peace and there was no fighting They went on to Dragging Canoe Town and burnt the place He also served on the Clinch frontier under Capt Frederick Edwards after the Tories "He
Robert (Keaton) Talmadge (JR) - Genealogy. com Robert (Keaton) Talmadge (JR) JOY LAKE-Frontier Town By Patrick Russell December 08, 2004 at 01:28:11 While working on my family history of Washoe Valley,I have been thinking about a boyhood friend whose family owned Joy Lake and Frontier Town (?) near Slide Mountain, Reno,Nevada during the late 1950's to the mid- 1960s My 5th and 6th grade friend at Brown Elementary, south of Reno, was Robert
Barsheba Bathsheba Watts - mo - Genealogy. com From the book, "John Stuart and the Southern Colonial Frontier", by John Richard Alden, we find that in 1757, John Watts was a supervisor of parties of Cherokees and Catawabas coming into Virginia, along with Richard Smith and Thomas Rutherford, all of whom were given the titles of "Conductors and Guides"
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
Revolutionary War Bounty Land Grants - Genealogy. com The state governments also realized that the revenue derived from the sale of vacant lands in the west was badly needed The extension of settlements on the frontier would, in time, also increase the tax rolls and contribute to the reduction of their Revolutionary War debts
Fort Dawson, Morgan Co. , WV, - Genealogy. com Fort Dawson, Morgan Co , WV, near Potomac River By Linda (Noland) Layman February 03, 2013 at 11:14:50 I put in several key words and did not notice this particular piece of information I have a little information on the Dawsons, who were ancestors of one of my friends I believe we all share the Doyne ancestry also From the book "Frontier Forts Along the Potomac and its Tributaries," by
Moses McCan - frontier scout - - Genealogy. com Moses McCan - frontier scout - Indians - PA KY VA IN By Richard L Pangburn July 20, 2002 at 11:23:33 Moses McCan was a member of George Owens Company at the Battle of Fort Jefferson Many of the members of the garrison, tradition says, had Indian wives After Ft Jefferson was abandoned, Moses McCan settled north of the Ohio River in what was then Indian territory and became an Indian trader
Update - Chief Smitkin of Colv - Genealogy. com From a book called "Black Robes Indians on the last Frontier" He was a Chief of the Okanogan Tribe at Omak Creek His name was Alexander Smitkin AKA Smetaken This book also mentions two sons Paul Louis a daughter Madeline Chief Smitkin died 7 29 1919 in a unmarked grave at St Mary's Mission Other relatives are the Friedlander's