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Lieutenant John Gillham

John Gillham along with his six brothers, his father and 2 brother-in-laws all served in the Revolutionary War. John was born January 4th, 1756 in Virginia. He moved to South Carolina in 1763. He enlisted March 23, 1776 as a corporal in the 6th South Carolina Regiment. He served as a lieutenant in the militia under Colonel Brandon. He moved to Madison county, Illinois in June 1802.

Location type: Single Grave Date of Birth: 1/4/1756 Date of Death: 12/13/1834 Cause of death: Died Later Grave Marker Text: Revolutionary Soldier Served in Scout Carolina Regiment Record War Dept Also Under Col Brandon South Carolina Militia Died March 1832 Sarah Clark Gillham His Wife J.G. S.C.G. Ranks: Corporal Lieutenant

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