Revolutionary War Soldiers and Patriots Memorial Montgomery County - KY, USA
N 38° 03.426 W 083° 56.564
17S E 241809 N 4216239
Montgomery County, Kentucky courthouse, is in the Mt. Sterling Commercial Historic District on 1 Court St. The memorial is hanging on the wall just inside the doors on the south side of the County Courthouse.
Waymark Code: WM18YCQ
Location: Kentucky, United States
Date Posted: 10/23/2023
Views: 4
When the Revolutionary War started, Kentucky was still part of Virginia. After the war concluded, many families came to Kentucky because they were given land warrants. Warrants were given as payment for military services. The allotment was determined by the soldier's rank and time of service.
1st column |
2nd column |
John Adams, II |
James Davis |
Captain John Anderson |
John Davis |
Nicholas Anderson |
Robert Downs |
Presley Anderson |
James Dunlap |
William Anderson |
David England |
Captain John Bailey |
Lieut. Thomas Fletcher |
Daniel Beatty |
Hugh Forbes |
George Beatty |
Nathaniel Foster |
John Beatty |
James French |
Thomas Beatty |
Robert James Garrett |
Moses Bledsoe |
David Gist |
James Bourne |
Chesley Glover |
William Bridges |
John Goff |
John Burch |
William Gray |
Edmund Butler |
Richard Griffin |
John Caldwell |
Benjamin Grigsby |
William Calk |
Captain Peter Currant, Jr. |
William Cave |
Thomas Hall |
Joseph Clark |
William Hall |
Roger Clement |
John Hamlin |
Reuben Cofer |
Philip Hammon |
Daniel Conner |
Denham Hardin |
William Conner |
John Harper |
Jacob Coons |
Peter Harper |
John Craig |
James Harrah |
William Craig |
Samuel Hatcher |
James Crawford |
David Hathaway |
Captain John A. Crawford |
Joseph Hon, Jr. |
Captain John Cunningham |
James Howard |
Beverly Daniel |
Shadrach Hyatt |
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Thomas Ingram |
3rd Column |
4th column |
John Jameson |
John Robbins |
Thomas Jameson |
Benjamin Robison |
William Jameson |
Edward Roberts |
James Johnson |
John See |
John Judy |
Moses Sharp |
Samuel Judy |
John Simms |
Daniel McCarty |
Alexander Simpson |
Alexander McClelland |
Enoch Smith |
James McCulley |
John Smith |
James McCullough, VA. |
Edward Steen |
James McCullough, N.C. |
John Stephens |
John McIntire |
Ezekiel Stewart |
Samuel McKee |
Thomas Terry, II |
James Maupin, Sr. |
Jabez Tipton |
Nicholas Moore |
William Tipton |
Ralph Morgan |
Elias Tolin |
Thomas Mosley |
John Wade |
John Moss |
Thomas Warmsley |
Henry Myers |
Acquilla White |
Joseph Nickell |
Benjamin White |
John O’ Rear |
John White |
Jess Peake |
Samuel Whitsett |
William Piles |
Joseph Wilkinson |
John |
Col. John Williams |
Pleak |
Gen. Raleigh Williams |
Nathaniel W. Ralls |
William Wills |
James Ramey |
Henry Wilson |
John Ramsey |
Peter Wooley |
William Reid |
Israel Wright |
Greenberry Riggs |
Frances Wyatt |
DAR Chapter: Colonel George Nicholas Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution
Date Placed: 05/01/1962
Inscription:
[ Golden Wheel ]
HONORING
SOLDIERS AND PATRIOTS
OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
WHO ARE BURIED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Presented By
Colonel George Nicholas Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
May, 1962
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