Pleasant Childers
Pleasant Childers was born about 1764, and died 25 April 1838.
He enlisted in the 5th Regiment as a Private in May 1780, under the
command of Captain Parker of the Regiment, and Colonel Armstrong of the
North Carolina Continental Line.Pleasant served with the North Carolina Continental Line until May
1781, when, at the age of 17, he was honorably discharged at Cross Creek,
North Carolina by Capt. Armstrong.
His wife was Sarah Jeffries.
James Davidson
James was born about 1758.
He enlisted as a Soldier in the Virginia
Militia, in Montgomery County, Virginia. He served under Col. William
Campbell, and was at the Battle of Kings Mountain.
His wife was Margaret "Peggy" Davidson.
George Fuller
George was born 1757, and died 16 March 1848.
George was a Private in the North
Carolina Continental Line. He served for twelve months, and was at
the Battle of Eutaw Springs in South Carolina, on 08 September 1781
.
His wife was Nancy.
John McLaughlin/McGlothlin
John's date of birth is unknown. He died 17 February 1848.
On 06 May 1776, being a resident of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina,
he enlisted for a three year term. He served under different officers
and regiments, before being discharged at Guilford North Carolina on
14 May 1779.
John was married to Judith Leathers.
Walter Mattingly/Matney
Walter was born about 1735, and died 11 March 1799.
He was living in Montgomery County, Virginia, when he enlisted
in the Militia under Capt. William Bobbits.
He was marrried to Mary (Smith?).
John Mullins
John was born about 1755, and died 28
February 1849.
John enlisted as a
Continental Line Soldier/Private in Henry County, Virginia, under Captain
James Poteets. He fought in the Battle at Kings Mountain, October, 1780.
John was married to Jennie Bailey.
John Christopher Olinger
First enlisted in Capt. Cunningham's Company in Augusta County, Virginia,
he served multiple times and many places. He served as a private soldier,
marching from Hagers Town, Maryland, to Philadelphia. He then went by
water to Trenton, from Trenton to Brumwick and on to Sandy Hook, New
York. He remained in Sandy Hook until he was discharged.
He then enlisted at Carlisle under Capt James Potter, serving three
years. This time was mostly spent driving General Thompson's baggage
wagon. He was discharged after the Battle of Brandywine. Upon returning
to this home in Staunton, Virginia, he was drafted for three months for
the siege of Little York. He served as one of the Guards to Winchester
under Capt Buckhannon in Col. Lewis' Regiment. He was discharged at the
Barracks at Winchester.
John was married to Eva Margaret Siler.
Simon Stacy
He served as a Private in
the Militia of Virginia. He served under Capt. Daniel Triggs in 1781.
Simon was married to Elizabeth Davidson. He died before 14 October 1822.
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