Soldiers of the American Revolution Buried in Ohio
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Surnames Mn-Mz included in the book: The Official Roster of the Soldiers of the American Revolution Buried in the State of Ohio, Compiled Under the Direction of Frank D. Henderson, The Adjutant General.
MacLACHLAN, JAMES, (Columbiana Co.)
Pvt, Capt Saml Holliday's Pa Tr. Br 1743, Scotland. D 1834. Ref: Natl No 90121, Vol 91, p 40, D.A.R. Lin.
McALLISTER, ANDREW, (Washington Co.)
Pvt in Capt John Parker's Company; Samuel Young's Company; Col Timothy Bedell's Regt. Br 1745. D 1816. Bur Mound Gem, Marietta, O. GM Marietta Chap with marker on gateway, Nov 30, 1906; marker stolen; replaced 1920. Ref: Adj Gen office. State of N. H. Fur infor Marietta Chap.
McBRIDE, STEPHEN. (Columbiana Co.)
Served 1776 as Pvt and Drummer Boy; with Washington at Yorktown. Br 1761. D 1837, Hanoverton, O. Ref: Vol 92, p 162, Natl No 91500, D.A.R. Lin.
McBURNEY, WILLIAM, (Sandusky Co.)
Served to close of war. Br Ireland. Not mar. D Bradner, O, thought to be 1837 (A. J. Brooks). Bur Bradner, O. Cem is situated in Wood and Sandusky Cos. Grave on Sandusky side. No mark. Came fr Ireland in 1775 to aid Revolutionists. Left no relatives. Fur infor Jane Washington Chap.
McCADDEN, JOHN, (Licking Co.)
Enl July, 1780, in Col George Roger Clark's Regt. He assisted in erecting blockhouse, first bldg on present site of Cincinnati. Served Va. D Licking Twp. Bur Cedar Hill Cem, Newark. GM Hetuck Chap in 1910. Settled in this Co 1826. Ref: Brister's Hist. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.
McCASKEY, WILLIAM, (Columbiana Co.)
Reported by Bethia Southwick Chap as a Revolutionary soldier, but no record yet found. D Columbiana Co, O. Fur infor Bethia Southwick Chap.
McCAUGHEY, WILLIAM, (Wayne Co.)
Pvt 1776. Capt Thomas Church's Company, Col Anthony Wayne's Pa Regt. Br 1745. Mar Margaret Jackson. 1769. D 1826, near Smithville, O. Ref: Natl No 44668, Vol 45, p 267, D.A.R. Lin.
McCLEAN, MOSES, (Ross Co.)
Capt 6th Pa Bn. Br 17.37, York Co, Pa. Mar Sarah Watkins, 2nd wife. D 1810 Chillicothe, O. Natl No 76925, Vol 77, D.A.R. Lin.
McCLEAN, WILLIAM, (Adams Co.)
Commanded a Company under Col Thos Hartley, Pa Line, 1777. Br 1733. Mar Jane Witherow. Children: One was Mary. D 1807, Adams Co. Natl No 48899, p 408, Vol 49, D.A.R. Lin.
McCLEAVE, GEORGE, (Clark Co.)
The published family genealogy states he participated in one of the important battles of the Amer Revolution. Br Md. Mar Elizabeth Smith, dau of Peter Smith. Children: John, Elizabeth, Benjamin, Mary, who mar Nathan Reddish at whose home he died. D 1824, near Harmony. Bur Columbia St cem, northwest part. MI: "George McCleave a soldier of Revolution." GM S. A. R. metal marker 1906. Moved from Md to Colerain, O. 1790, then to Ill. In 1819 came alone to Clark Co on horseback. Shoe maker, learned trade in Philadelphia. Ref: Family hist. Fur infor Lagonda Chap.
McCLELLAND, GARY, (Knox Co.)
Pvt. Enl 1776 in Regt of Col Walter Stewart in the battles of Germantown, Brandywine, Trenton, Princeton. Pensioned as Pvt Pa Line. Br Mch 18, 1750, (or 1753 ?) in Ireland. Mar McVey and Henrietta Meyers (d 1829). One dau Elizabeth. D Mch 8, 1846 Ross Co tho pensioned in Knox Co. Bur Bell Church Cem southern Knox Co. first row on the west side of cem. MI: "Gary McClelland, born 13th of March 1750, died the 8th of March, 1846." Also a verse on the stone partially illegible. Ref: (Bk 3, Vol 8, pp 2 and 3. J. J. Sprague Clerk: We have the original pens paper granted the 12th day of July 1834 signed by Louis Caso. Also paper fr Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D. C. giving the infor on pensions and also of his services and granting of pens. Mary Bell Benton, Delaware, O. Compare Natl No 63247, Vol 64, and 82463, Vol 83, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Kokosing Chap.
McCLELLAND, JAMES, (Columbiana Co.)
Living in 1840, aged 80 yrs. Centre Twp, Columbiana Co, O. Pensioned. Fur infor Bethia Southwick Chap.
McCLELLAND, SAMUEL, (Harrison Co.)
Lt in Flying Bn of Montgomery Co, Pa. Prisoner at Ft Washington, 1778; exchanged 1780. Br Ireland. Mar Elizabeth Oliver (1753-1853) D 1829, Harrison Co, O. Ref: Natl No 77222, Vol 78.
McCLELLAND, WILLIAM, (Butler Co.)
Name appears on tablet in the Soldiers and Sailors monument at Hamilton, as a Revolutionary Soldier, bur in that co. D Oct 2, 1827. Bur Greenwood Cem. Hamilton, O. Lived in St Clair Twp. Fur infor John Reily Chap.
McCLIMANS, JOHN, (Madison Co.)
Served as substitute in Chester Co, Mil, for the sum of £25 for a term of two mos. Br Apr 29, 1756, Westmoreland Co, Pa. Mar Mary Creviston, 1782. Children: Margaret, William, George, Sarah, John, James, Joseph, Samuel, Isaac, David. D Aug 8, 1829, Madison Co, O. Location of cem James H. McCliman's farm in Madison Co, O. Fur infor Mt Sterling Chap.
McCLINTOCK, WILLIAM, (Pickaway Co.)
Pvt in Capt William Blane's Company 7th Bn Cumberland Co, Mil. 1777. Bn commander not stated. (See p 457, Vol and series as above Pa Archives). Br 1734, in Scotland. Mar a cousin. McClintock, in 1755. Children: One son, Joseph. D 1804, near Clarksburg, O. Bur Cedar Grove, Perry Twp, Pickaway Co, O at southwest corner. GM by stake. He had a brother James. Ref: Natl No 80480 and Miss Frances AlcClintock, Cook, O. Fur infor Mt Sterling Chap.
McCLURE, WILLIAM, (Perry Co.)
Commanded a Companv in Pa Tr. Br 1759, Cumberland Co, Pa. Mar 1st wife Agnes McKeehan in 1786. D 1823, Perry Co (?). Ref: Natl No 45547, Vol 46, p 232, D. A. R. Lin.
McCLURKIN, MATHEW, (Preble Co.)
Location of cem Israel Twp. Fur infor Mary P. Mitchell, Eaton, O. and Mrs. Miller.
McCOMB, WILLIAM, (Franklin Co.)
Enl Capt Jas McConnel's Company, Cols Walle and Morgan, from Cumberland Co. Pa. July 20, 1776 at Ft Washington siege. Served as volunteer with Col Crawford on his expedition to Sandusky in 1782; also on the pension rolls of 1819, on the muster roll from Washington Co, Pa. Taken prisoner Nov 16, 1776; confined on prison ship "Jersey." Paroled; re-enl 1787. 6th Bn Cumberland Co, Pa. Br Washington Co, Pa, 1757. D Feb 10, 1835. Truro Twp. Location of cem near Winchester pike. MI: "William McComb. Died Feb 10, 1835, aged 78 years." GM Rev Grave Committee with bronze marker. Sept 1027. D. A. R. Came to Ohio fr Washington Co, Pa. 1820; located on Walnut Creek about VA miles fr National Road. Fur infor Columbus Chap.
McCOMBS, JOHN, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt Capt Luce's Company. 2nd Bn 2nd Establishment. Pvt 2nd Regt. Transferred to Nichols Regt Continental Army. N. J. Men of the Revolution, p 130. Bur Poland Presbyterian Church Cem. Came to Poland in 1801, Trumbull and Mahoning Co History, p 48, Vol 1. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
McCOMBS, WILLIAM, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt Washington Co Regt. Capt Robert Ramsevs' Company, 7th Class. Washington Co. Regt. 1782 returned. Pa Archives, Series 6, Vol 11, p 184, 4 Class. 1784 same Vol, p 212. Br native of Washington Co. Pa. When he died left wife and nine children. D in Poland. 1854. Bur Poland Cem. Native of Washington, Pa. Came to Poland, O. 1802. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
McCONNELL, ALEXANDER, (Montgomery Co.)
Pvt of Capt McC'ure's Company, Col Lynn's Company 1780. also Col Robert Patterson's Company Ky. Br Jan 26, 1758, Scotland Children: William. Robert, James Lindsay, Alexander, Thomas Jefferson. D Nov 12. 1821, O. Bur Woodland Cem. Ref: Fannie McConncll Lynch, Dayton, O. Fur infor Jonathan Dayton Chap.
McCONNELL, THOMAS, (Brown Co.)
Served in the Revolutionary War from Washington Co, Pa. Br Washington Co, Pa. D Union Twp, Brown Co, O. Bur Redoak, Old Cem. Ref: Mrs. J. W. McTamany, Georgetown, O. Fur infor Taliaferro Chap.
McCORKEL, JOSEPH, Maj., (Miami Co.)
He entered Northwest Traction Quarter of Sec 20, Washington Twp. Br N. C. 1753. D Piqua, O. July 25, 1828. Bur first in lower graveyard, later to Forest Hill. Fur infor Piqua Chap.
McCORKEL, ROBERT, (Lawrence Co.)
Pvt 1776-78 in Capt Michael Bowyer's Company. Col Jas Woods' Regt of Va. Applied for pension 1882. Br 1760, Augusta Co, Va. Mar Elizabeth Forrest. D 1833, Lawrence Co, O. Natl No 68863. Vol 69, p 309. D. A. R. Lin.
McCORMICK, FRANCIS, (Columbiana Co.)
Pension Rolls 1832 of Hamilton Co, Va Line. Br 1764, Va. Mar Rebecca (1767-1840). D 1836, Salem, O. Ref: Natl No 79411, Vol 80, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
McCOY, ALEXANDER, (Brown Co.)
Bur old cem, Ripley. Fur infor Ripley Chap.
McCOY, EPHRIAM, (Delaware Co.)
Pvt under Cols Wyllis and Zebulon, Capt Judd. Location of cem Trenton Twp. Pensioned. Fur infor Delaware Chap.
McCOY, GEORGE, (Champaign Co.)
D 1820 in Urbana. Bur Old Ward St Cem. Fur infor Urbana Chap.
McCRACKEN, CYRUS, (Hamilton Co.)
D 1782. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
McCRACKEN, WM., Col, (Hamilton Co.)
Pa. 2nd Lt 13th Regt, 1777. He was first Revolutionarv soldier bur in Hamilton Co. Ref: Grieve's History, p 128. D Nov 4, 1782. Wounded at Piqua; d after several days' journey on now Mt Auburn. Bur by little blockhouse opposite mouth of Licking River. 50 years later, at his request, 3 of his companions— Simon Kenton, Maj Jas Galloway and John McCadden returned to his grave. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
McCREA, GILBERT, (Hamilton Co.)
Br 1758, Pa. D 1824. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
McCREARY, GEORGE, (Morrow Co.)
Enl as Pvt in Pa Mil York Co, May 1, 1776. Promoted to End Sgt, served under Capt Gilliland and Col Reed; joined the "Flying Camp" under Col Magaw at Elizabeth N. J. Took part in battle of Ft Washington, was captured and held prisoner on British Man-of-war 2 mos. Br 1752 in County Armagh, Province of Ulster, Ireland. Mar Mary , 1781 or 1782. Children: Thomas, Nancy, James, Mary, Benjamin, Rebecca, Elizabeth, William, Sarah. D Feb 26, 1842, Chester Twp in old part, first row behind church, near road, no monument; marker in preparation; will have Revolutionary record. GM by great-great-granddaughter, with granite marker. He lived a short time in York Co, Pa after Revolution then moved to Loudon Co, Va. from there to Licking Co, O. finally to Knox Co. Farmer, carpenter. Granted a pens Apr 3, 1834. Pension certificate No 2620L Ref: Miss Eva Gardner, Mt Gilead, O. Fur infor Mt Gilead Chap.
McCULLOUGH, ROBERT, (Hamilton Co.)
D 1820. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
McCULLOUGH, WILLLAM. (Harrison Co.)
Br 1751. D 1832. Bur at Crabapple Church. Served in Capt Henry Graham's Company 4th Bn Washington Co Pa, Mil. 1781. Pa Archives 6 Series, 11, p 133. Fur infor Moravian Trail Chap.
McCULLUM, JOHN, (Mahoning Co.)
Ranger on the Frontier 1778 to 1783. Cem Mahoning Co. Owned land in Mahoning Co in early 18th century. Farmer. Ref: Old Deeds Bk G, p 435. Pa Archives, Series 3, Vol 23, p 206. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
McCUNE, JOHN, (Coshocton Co.)
Location of cem Linton Twp. Ref: Co History, Mrs. A Ripple, West LaFayette, O. member. Fur infor Coshocton Chap.
McCUNE, THOMAS, COL., (Jefferson Co.)
A part of 1776-1778-1780. Col McCune was one of the volunteers of Delaware in the Revolution who took il2,500 in booty fr the British, and as the army under Washington was in extreme distress, it was voted as a supply for the use of the army, and immediately conveyed to it. Br July 12, 1756, Huntington Co, Delaware. Parents: James and Elizabeth McCune. Mar Mary Brady, dau of Gen Joseph Brady, Apr 5, 1785. Children: Mary, Elizabeth, James, Sarah, Mary, Jane, Marcaret, Joseph, William. (Mary occurs twice—typist.) D April 12, 1842 in Warren Twp, Jefferson Co. Oak Grove Graveyard, one mile east of Mt Pleasant O. MI: "Col Thomas McCune. 17.56-1842." Steubenville D. A. R. with official marker. July 4, 1922. Forty-five vears of age Col McCune moved to Ohio, and he was one of those early pioneers who opened the wilderness, and made a home and "local habitation" for generations to come. He was one of Nature's nobility; ever kindhearted as a parent, the friend of man, and an uncompromising Democrat. He represented the people of Jefferson Co for some yrs in the legislature of the state, he was a leading member of the Presbyterian church and fulfilled his duties in life as a mChristian and patriot. He died full of yrs, and was bur with the honors of war. Peace to the ashes of the veteran citizen, and patriotic soldier of the Revolution. A large circle of relatives and friends mourn his loss; let them cherish his manifold virtues, and may we all, when overtaken by death, be found as innocent and free fr faults, as the honest old warrior who fought for human rights and the blessings of liberty. Fur infor Steubenville Chap.
McDANIEL, HENRY, (Gallia Co.)
Enl in spring of 1779 as Pvt at Bedford Co, Pa. Served in Capt Thomas Arthur's Company, Regt of Col Lynch of Va. Wounded in battle of King's Mountain. Disch at Camden Oct 1781. Came to Ohio 1810 fr Lewisburg, W. Va. Br Nov 1763 in Pittsylvania Co, Va. Mar Hannah Bryan, May 15, 1788, in Greenbriar Co, Va. Children: Caleb, John, Alexander, Benjamin, Ephraim, Jehu, Sarah, Hannah. D Sept 28, 1838, in Gallia Co, O. Bur on farm of W. L. Eakins, Walnut Twp, Gallia Co, O. MI: Names, dates, etc. Ref: Mrs. Jesta Richards, Washington, D. C., Ethel F. Clark, GallipoHs, O., et al. Fur infor French Colony Chap.
McDANIEL, JAMES, (Jackson Co.)
Body guard of Gen Washington at Monmouth. Sgt and Pvt in Va Tr, Capt Thos Arthur, Col Jas Calloway, 1778. Served to close of Rev. Br Dec 26, 1755, Halifax Co, Va. Mar Rebecca Lewis, 1789. Children: Levi McDaniel who mar Frances Massie was a son, though in some references we have, he Levi, is given as the Rev soldier, having been confused with the father. Enoch another; perhaps others, D 1847, at Oak Hill, aged 98 yrs 8 mos. Bur in cem in East Oak Hill, O. MI: legible. GM tombstone. Came to Ohio fr Va where he served as Indian spy, 1790 to 1792, in 1819, settled in Jackson Co where he became one of the first Justices of the peace, until he was very old, he taught country school north of Gallia and Washington stations. He is pictured in old accounts as a very old man with long white hair. Mention is also made of Levi McDaniel baptizing persons at the creek bottoms in country church gatherings. Applied for pens, Jackson Co, 1845. Ref: (Davis Mackley's Random Notes in the History of Jackson Co by D. W. Williams) Rec ver by D. A. R. (1928). Fur infor Capt John James Chap; and Elizabeth Zane Dew Chap.
McDANIEL, VALENTINE, (Brown Co.)
Pvt. Br Jan 11. 1760, South Bank Potomac. Va. Mar Sarah Jones. 1798. D Brown Co, Jan 13, 1846. Locrtion of cem somewhere in Huntington Twp, Brown Co, O. Ref: Pension Dept, Washington. Fur infor Lt Byrd Chap.
McDANIEL, WALTER, (Brown Co.)
Pvt. Served fr Prince George Co, Md. Br Anne Arundel Co, Md 1747. Location of cem Huntington Twn Brown Co. Ref: Record in Pension Dept Washington D. C. I. S. C. File 25691. Fur infor Lt Byrd Chap.
McDERMUT, JAMES, (Putnam Co.)
Sgt Northampton Co, Pa under Capt Johnson and Col Craig. Br 1758, Pa. D Ottawa, O, 1856. Natl No 32860. Miss Jennie Brooks. Fur infor D. A. R. Lin Bk Vol 33, p 292.
McDERMOTT, JAMES, (Richland Co.)
.Pvt in Pa Mil. Br 1759. D June 25, 1859. Bur Koogle cem IV, miles north of M L Koogle farm on Wooster Rd. MI: Rev Soldier. GM 1911. Fur infor Mary Washington Chap.
McDILL, DAVID, (Preble Co.)
Location of cem Israel Twp. Ref: Mary P Mitchell, Eaton, O. McDonald, Archibald, (Logan Co.) Pvt Pa Mil 1776. Br Scotland, 1759. D Ohio, 1840. Natl No 31810, Vol 32, p 298, D. A. R. Lin.
McDONALD, JOHN, (Warren Co.)
Maj 3rd Bn Cnmberland Co, Pa 1780 during Rev. Br 1748. D 1831, Warren Co, O. Ref: Vol 93, p 241, Natl No 92775, D. A. R. Lin.
McDONALD, ---, (Greene Co.)
With Gen Gates. Br 1745. D Mch 26, 1823. Bur AIcDonald graveyard southeast of Xenia. Xenia. I'SOO. Ref: Robinson's History of Greene Co. Fur infor Catherine Greene Chap.
McDONOUGH, HUGH, (Harrison Co.)
Br 1752. D 1833. Settled in Harrison Co about 1812 where he died. Served in the Pa Flying Camp. US Pension Rolls 1835. Fur infor Moravian Trail Chap.
McDONNELL, JOHN, (Jefferson Co.)
Surgeon's mate and surgeon. Br 1748. Mar Martha Johnstone. D 1825 Steubenville. Ref: Natl No 18641, p 235, Vol 19, D. A. R. Lin.
McFADDEN, CONLEY, (Co not stated)
Enl 1775 Capt Steven Bayard's Company, Col St Clair's 3rd Pa Regt. Served 1778 Capt Peter Voorhes' Company, Col Ogden's NY Regt. Br Ireland, 1753. Mar Jennie Dillaplain. D 1840. Ohio Natl No 60855, Vol 61, p 287, D. A. R. Lin.
McFADDEN, JOHN, (Harrison Co.)
Br 1746. D 1835. Bur in Cadiz Old Graveyard; removed fr Hopewell Twp, Washington Co, Pa to Cadiz Twp about 1800; served in Capt George Sharp's 3rd Bn Washington Co, Mil 1781. Pa Arch 6 Series, 11, p 92. Fur infor Moravian Trail Chap.
McFARLAND, DANIEL, (Geauga Co.)
Revolutionary Soldier. Capt Jedediah Kurd's Company, Col Jobe Stafford's Regt Mass, Mil. Br 1760 probably Uxbridge, Mass. Parents: Daniel McFarland (McFarling) and Elizabeth Dun. Mar Avis Reynolds. Children: Betsy, Polly, Johnathan, John, Peggy, Abel, Clara, Shadrick, Daniel, Lovisa and Theresa. D Feb 5, 1844. Bur McFarland Cem, Bainbridge. MI: "Daniel McFarland died Feb 5, 1844, age 82 yrs. Avis his wife died Dec 5, 1824, age 64." GM Family stone. Came to Geauga Co in 1818. Ref: Records of office Sec Rev War Service Commonwealth Mass. Fur infor Taylor Chap.
McFARLAND, WILLIAM, CAPT, (Fairfield Co.)
Pvt Sec 35529, D. A. R. Lin. Br Dauphin Co, Pa, 1758. Mar Rebecca Poster, d 1836. Children: One named Walter. D 1838. Bur Hooker Cem. GM D.A.R. Chap. Ref: Natl No 49662, Vol 50, D.A.R. Lin. Fur infor Elizabeth Sherman Reese Chap.
McGARRY, WILLIAM, (Adams Co.)
Enl 1777 Pvt Capt Wood Jones' Company. Later served in Capt Benjamin Hoomes' Company, Christian Febingers' Regt. Enl for 3 yrs. Was in battles around N.J. and Philadelphia. Much time spent hauling supplies to army. Br County Down, Ireland, 1757. Mar 1st Elizabeth Walker, in Washington Co, Pa; 2nd Mary McKee. Children: 5 by 1 mar, 3 by 2 mar. D 1845 Adams Co. Bur near Wrightsville on farm. Early in 1777 emigrated to Va; thence to W Pa; and in 1795 to Ohio. Bought 225 acres, Tiffin Twp; cleared, planted peach trees. Ref: History of Adams Co. Natl No 42116 S.A.R. and Vol 97, 96435 D.A.R. Lin. Fur infor Sycamore Chap.
McGILL, JOHN, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt 11th Regt NY. Enl in Cumberland Co, Pa, 1776, and served 3 tours of 2 mos each under Capts John Carothers and John Lamb. Br 1747. Children: James, Joseph, Fenton, Robert, John, William, dau not mentioned. D Apr 21, 1834. Location of cem Presbyterian Church, Poland. GM Mahoning Chap, bronze, 1916. Came to Mahoning Co 1800 and settled on farm, where he lived until he died. Ref: N. Y. Men of the Rev, p 118, under enlisted men "the Levies", p 90, Trumbull and Mahoning Co Histories, Vol 2, p 39. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
McGREW, ANDREW, (Clermont Co.)
Rev soldier, Pvt Pa Mil. Br Baltimore, Md, 1760 (or Scotland). Mar Hannah Rust. Children: Charles, Jonathan (mar Ruth Crawford), William, Paul, Joseph, Andrew (mar Ann McClelland), Isaac (d 1823), Margaret (mar Conduce Gatch 1807) and (mar Jacob Gest). D near Milford , O, Union Twp, 1823. Justice of Peace 6 yrs in Union Twp. Natl No 77544, 19426, D.A.R. descendants. History of Clermont and Brown Co, p 244. By Hobart Pub Co and A. S. Abbott, Bethel, O.
McGUIRE, JOHN, (Jefferson Co.)
Served Va Tr expedition to Canada. Taken prisoner at Quebec 1775. Capt Grayson's Regt 1777, wounded at Germantown. Br Winchester, Va, 1750. Mar Mary Tipton. D Steubenville, 1800. Natl No 60427, p 131, Vol 61, D.A.R. Lin.
McHATTEN, ALEXANDER, (Greene Co.)
Lt Col and Maj Pa Mil. Pens 1833. Br 1744. D Apr 23, 1837. Bur Massie's Creek graveyard. Lived in Miami, 1820. Ref: Robinson's History of Greene Co. Fur infor Catherine Greene Chap.
McHENRY, RICHARD, (Muskingum Co.)
Pvt under Capt Price, Col Proctor, Capt Kennedy, Col Butler. Br Londonderry, Ireland. D June 27, 1835. Bur Sugar Grove Graveyard, 3-5 mile south of Duncan Falls. Pensioned in 1818. Fur infor Muskingum Chap.
McILRATH, ANDREW, (Cuyahoga Co.)
Pvt Conn State Tr. Br 1759. D 1836. Bur First Presbyterian Churchyard, Euclid Ave. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.
McINTIRE, ANDREW, (Adams Co.)
Pvt in Capt Wm Lowe's Company, Col Chas Campbell's Regt, Pa Line. Br 1746, West Nottingham, Pa. D 1835, Adams Co. Bur Mt Leigh Cem. GM Marked by Sycamore Chap. Ref: Hist of Adams Co. Natl No 95167, Vol 96, D.A.R. Lin. Fur infor Sycamore Chap.
McINTIRE, WILLIAM, (Clark Co.)
Pvt in Capt Samuel Montgomery's Company, 17th Pa Regt, Col Wm Irwin commanding. Enl Aug 1, 1777. Br 1760 in Scotland. 'Mar Elizabeth Tanner. Children: Samuel. D 1798, Springfield, O. Bur Columbia St Cem, between Center and Wittenburg Ayes, northwest corner. Cem not platted. GM S.A.R. metal marker. Name plate removed 1906. Farmer. Was a personal friend of William Henry Harrison. Family hist and W. T. R. Sattrell's records of Revolutionary soldiers and pens papers. Fur infor Lagonda Chap.
McKAY, DANIEL, (Cuyahoga Co.)
Location of cem, Independence, on very high hill. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.
McKELVEY, WILLIAM, (Richland Co.)
Capt Gilbert Gibbs' Chester Co Regt, 6 yrs serv. Br Chester Co, Pa, 1760. D Richland Co, 1840. Ref: Natl No 16948, p 344, Vol 17, D.A.R. Lin.
McKENNON, JOSEPH, (Columbiana Co.)
Lived in Liverpool Twp, Columbiana Co. Fur infor Bethia Southwick Chap.
McKENZIE, JOHN, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt Capt William Butler's Company. Pension May 22, 1833. Br 1765. D 1832. Bur Vaughen Cem, Milton Twp. Ref: Pa Archives Series 5, Vol 2, p 9S, Series 3, Vol 23, p 539. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
McKENZIE, JOSHUA, (Ross Co.)
Was a drummer in Lt Col Weltner's Company, German Bn. Enl Apr 20, 1778, again Feb 27, 1779. Br Md, Mch 20, 1764. Mar Mary Jones (br 1768 and mar 1785). D Ross Co, O, 1835. Location of cem Twin Twp, Ross Co, O, Moores' Cem. GM Stone. Bronze marker placed by Nathaniel Massie Chap D.A.R. 1924. His name appears on payroll for period ending Dec, 1780. His brother, Moses McKenzie, was a fifer and served in battles of White Plains, Monmouth and the siege of Yorktown. His brother, Jesse McKenzie, also served in the Revolution, and his widow spent her last days with relatives in Ross Co and received pens there. Ref: Natl No 42021, Vol 43, D.A.R. Lin. Fur infor Nathaniel Massie Chap.
McKINLEY, DAVID, (Columbiana Co.)
Br 1757. Living in 1832 Centre Twp, Columbiana Co, age 75. Pensioner. Fur infor Bethia Southwick Chap.
McKINLEY, DAVID, (Crawford Co.)
Pvt Pa Line. His Company detailed at Ft Washington, and he was the only one not captured. Br 1755, York Co, Pa. Mar Sarah Gray. Children: One was Martha. D 1840. Bur German Lutheran Cem, near Chatfield, on Scioto Trail. Great-grandfather of William McKinley, ex-Pres of U.S., who marked the grave. Pensioned 1832 for 21 mos actual serv, Pvt Va Line. Came to Ohio 1814. Natl No 42542, Vol 43, D.A.R. Lin. Fur infor Hannah Crawford Chap.
McKINLEY, JOHN, (Hancock Co.)
D Jan 14, 1861, aged 107 yrs. Location of cem, Cannonsburg, Hancock Co, O. GM Family marker. Ref: Chas or Samuel Marshall, Findlay, O. Fur infor Ft Findlay Chap.
McKINNIE, JOHN, (Delaware Co.)
Pvt under Col John Scott, Capt Walter McKinnie, 4th Bn Cumberland Co, Pa Mil. Location of cem Liberty Church, Liberty Twp. Pensioned. Fur infor Delaware Chap.
McKINSEY, SAMUEL, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt, Dec 28, 1780, Association and Mil Cumberland Co, Pa, 7th Company. Capt Patrick Zack. Pa Archives, Vol VI, Series 5, p 95 and 96. Mar Mary , who is bur in Springfield Twp, cem not located. Came fr Pa to Springfield early in 1800. Ref: The Late Mr Henry Baldwin. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
McKNIGHT, ADAM, (Delaware Co.)
Pvt under Cols Maxwell and Tupper, Capts Abbot and Sparks, Mass Tr. D 1848, age 85. Location of cem Sunbury. Pensioned. Fur infor Delaware Chap.
McKNIGHT, DAVID, (Hamilton Co.)
Br 1760, Pa. D 1821. Ref: S.A.R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
McKNIGHT, JOHN, (Clermont Co.)
Fifer in Revolutionary Army. Pensioned 1819, for serv in Md Continental Line; dropped from pension rolls 1920, restored 1823. Br probably in Amherst Co, Va. (Abbott). Lived in Williamsburg, Clermont Co, O. Ref: A. S. Abbott, Bethel, O. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
McKNIGHT, WILLIAM, (Clermont Co.)
Br probably Amherst Co, Va. Lived Williamsburg, Clermont Co, O. Tailor by trade, unmarried. Ref: A. S. Abbott, Bethel, O. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
McKOWN, JAMES, (Knox Co.)
Pvt, Revolutionary War, wounded at Brandywine. Mar Phebe Casto (d 1852 aged 103) mar at Winchester, Frederick Co, Va, 1782. Children: Gilbert, moved to Va, James to 111, Phoebe to Mo, Samuel to O. D 1850, age 98. In 1820, with part of family came from Va to Milford Twp, Knox Co. O. Ref: Norton's Hist of Knox Co, p 358; family records. Fur infor Kokosing Chap.
McLANE, JOHN, (or McLEAN) (Greene Co.)
Popularly known as Judge; is bur on his farm about 3 miles north of Bellbrook, Sugar Creek Twp on what is now known as the Huston farm. He is said to have patriotically refused a pension, hence his name is not on the pension roll. Fur infor Catherine Greene Chap.
McLAUGHLIN, JAMES, (Columbiana Co.)
Br 1744. D about 1834. Lived in Hanover Twp, Columbiana Co, O. Fur infor Bethia Southwick Chap.
McLAUGHLIN, JOHN, (Brown Co.)
Pvt in Pa Mil. Capt Joseph Potts Company 5th Regt, Pa Continental Line, Col Francis Johnson 1778. Br Pa, 1756. Mar Frances Calhoun, 1786. Children: David, Rebecca, Frances, Rosa, Mary, Robert, Joseph, Jennette, William. D 1830, near Decatur, Brown Co, O. Bur old part of cem. Ml: "Revolutionary Soldier." GM Lt Byrd Chap. Govt, marker. May 30, 1922. Farmer. Ref: Mrs. A. D. Hughes, Decatur, O. Fur infor Lt Byrd Chap.
McLEAN, MOSES, (Ross Co.)
Capt in 6th Pa Bn. Br 1737, York Co, Pa. D 1810, Chillicothe, O. Ref: No 100219. Vol 101, p 67, D. A. R. Lin.
McMAHON, JOHN, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt. Received appreciation, Continental Line. Children: three. Bur Mahoning Co. Resided N Oberlin Co, Pa in 1790. Ref: Pa Archives, Series 6, Vol 7, p 271, Series 5, Vol 4, p 111. Trumbull and Mahoning Co, Hist. Vol 11. p 149. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
McMAHON, (or McMECHEN), WILLIAM, (Mercer Co.)
Surgeon 4th Va. Oct 14, 1776, 3rd Va. June 1779 to Oct 1774. At Stony Point N. Y. July 18, 1779 under Gen Wayne. Mar Ann Cox, Mch 21, 1774, Wellsburg, W. Va. Children: Friend, Richard, mar Rachel Cox, John, mar Nancy Cox, Joseph, mar Elizabeth Tomlinson, James, Polly, Susan, mar Joseph Tomlinson. D June 1794, Fort Recovery, Mercer Co, O. Bur in village graveyard. McMahon and companion bur in one grave, which is marked. Served in early wars, then in Revolutionary. Owned land in Montgomery Co, Va. and also what is now Wellsburg, W. Va. Farmer, lawyer, physician. Natl No 76548, Vol 77, D. A. R. Lin says he was killed by Indians. Ref: Heitman Register, p 374. Howe's History of Ohio, Vol 2, p 233-234. He Hass Border Hist. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.
McMAKEN. JOSEPH, (Butler Co.)
Name appears on the tablet in the Soldiers and Sailors monument at Hamilton, as a Revolutionary Soldier in that Co. He is bur in Greenwood Cem. Fur infor John Reily Chap.
McMANIS, CHARLES, (Adams Co.)
Pvt. Br 1754, some place in Pa. D near Cherry Fork, O. 1840. Bur Cherry Fork Cem, Cherry Fork, O. Was a Pvt in a Pack Company not designated. His name appears among the official pensioners of Pa Archives, 3 series, p 583 or 585. Ref: Evans and Stivers Hist of Adams Co, O. Fur infor Sycamore Chap.
McMANNERS, JOHN, (Loraine Co.)
Enl 1778 in Lt P Jackson's Company, Col Chandlers Regt. Pensioned 1818; widow pensioned 1835. Br 1758 Amboy, N. J. D 1845, Sheffield, O. Ref: Vol 97, Natl No 96519, D. A. R. Lin.
McMILLAN, JOHN, (Summit Co.)
Enl at Greensburg, Mch 1, 1776; re-enlisted 3rd Company, Pa. (from Pa state records). Name appears on roll of Capt William Butler's Company. Second Bn, Col Arthur St Clair. Br Mch 18, 1761, Nottingham Twp near the celebrated Log College. Mar Rebecca Wood, who died on their farm, Nov 15, 1821, and bur at Tallmadge beside her husband. They had a large family. D May 8, 1850. Location of cem Tallmadge, O. A resident of Chester Co, Pa, came to Tallmadge 1816. Parents were Scotch-Irish, and Presbyterians. Fur infor Cuyahoga-Portage Chap.
McMILLEN (or McMILLAN), JOHN, (Erie Co.)
Pvt in NJ Continental Line, 1777 Capt Jacob Martin's Inf, 4th NJ Regt. Enl from Norway, N. J. Pensioned in Steuben Co. 1820 for 6 yrs service; transferred to Erie Co, O. Br 1761. D Huron, O, 1841. Bur McMillen Cem, Huron, O. Ref: Vol 34, p 159, Natl No 33445 D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Martha Pitkin Chap.
McMILLAN, ROBT. (Co. not stated)
Br 1758 Pa. D 1835 in O. Enl 1776 in Capt Ephraim Blackburn's Company, Chester Co, Pa Mil. Served in battles of Germantown and Trenton. In 1832 he was pensioner. Mar Christiana Hater. Ref: Miss Elizabeth Embrose Thomson, Miami Co, Ind. Natl No 67245, Vol 68, p 88, D. A. R. Lin.
McMULLEN, NEIL, (Trumbull Co.)
Pvt Pa Continental Line. Capt Wm Peebles' Company, Col Miles' Regt. Br 1752, Ireland. Mar Susanna (d Nov 26, 1781, aged 63 yrs.) D July 21, 1824, aged 72 yrs. Bur Seceeders Corners, Liberty Twp. MI: Name, date of birth and death. Ref: Natl No 78861, D. A. R., Vol 79. Fur infor Chesney Chap.
McMURRAY, WILLIAM, (Morgan Co.)
Pvt Pa Rifle Regt, Wayne's Brig. Br 1753 near Carlisle, Pa. D 1839, Morgan Co, O. Ref: Vol 93, p 229, Natl No 92733, D. A. R. Lin.
McNEIL, THOMAS, (Summit Co.)
Served over 6 yrs. Enl at Whitney, Addison Co, Vt as Sgt under Capts William Scott, Asa Curtis, and Col Jos Cilley, N. H. Br 1757, Vt. D 18—. Bur cem Norton, by side of wife. About 1820, he and his wife came from Vt to Norton Twp, Summit Co, O to live with daughter, Sallie Irish. A grandson has tin box carried by him all through service.
McPHERSON, JAMES, (Logan Co.)
Col. Enlisted Westmoreland Co, Pa in Capt Samuel Miller's, Col McCry's and Wilson's Regts Dec 1776, under Gen Geo Washington; at Trenton, Germantown, wounded at Brandywine. Br Mch 10, 1761, Cumberland Co, Pa. Mar twice; 1st time a fellow prisoner. Children: Mrs. Martha McPherson Miller by second wife. Real daughter of Revolution, d Apr 1, 1837, Logan Co. Location of cem 3 miles northwest of Bellefontaine. GM by family many yrs ago, in 1915 by bronze tablet by Bellefontaine D. A. R. Was taken prisoner bv Indians at Lochey's defeat, kept 7 yrs. Ref: Natl No 13825. Howe's Historical Coll, Vol 2, p 104. Fur infor Bellefontaine Chap.
McPHERSON, JOHN, (Coshocton Co.)
D 1821 or 1834. Was with Anthony Wayne's Army. Bur cem White Eyes Twp. Ref: Co Hist. Fur infor Coshocton Chap.
McQUISTON, DAVID, (Preble Co.)
Bur cem Israel Twp. Fur infor George Conger Miller, Org Reg.
McROBERTS, ALEXANDER, (Ross Co.)
Pvt. Served from Battle of Bunker Hill to Yorktown. Br Va. Children; Samuel, John, Alexander H, and four daughters; Jane mar George Wheeland, died Oct 10, 1865, aged 79 yrs, 6 mos. D 1800, Springfield Twp, Ross Co, O. Grave not found. Went to Ky thence to Chillicothe in 1796, built a cabin on northwest corner of Second and Mulberry Sts and returned for his family. Entered three hundred acres in south part section 7 Springfield Twp and in 1798 or 99 built frame house (said to be first in Co.) Ref: p 231, Hist of Ross and Highland Co. Fur infor Nathaniel Massie Chap.
McTEER, ROBERT, (Fairfield Co.)
Commanded a Company 1778 in 4th Bn, Cumberland Co, Pa, Mil. under Col Samuel Lyon. Br 1741, Scotland. Mar Elizabeth Martin, 3rd wife. D 1811, Fairfield Co, O. Natl No 79222, Vol 80, Robert Hutson, Martinshurg, O.
McWILLIAMS, WILLIAM, (Knox Co.)
Various enlmt fr 1777 to 1779 under Capts Ogle Williamson and Maron, Col Brodhead, Pa Line. Br 1759, County of Down, Ireland. First wife Boggs. Two children. Jane and David B. second wife Mary Merritt, mar Mch 5, 1793, Washington Co, Pa. Children: John, William, George, Phoebe, Moses, Wallace and Eliza. D April 21, 1840, Martinsburg, Knox Co, O. Bur Presbyterian Cem, Martinsburg, Lot 46, south half. Grave 1. MI: Sandstone marker and is scaling off and the lettering is illegible. Name, date, etc., are given on the plat of the cem. GM Kokosing Chap, Dec, 1927. Helped lay out the town of Martinsburg, Knox Co, O, and gave land on which northern part of town is located. Farmer. Soldier, resided at Washington Co, Pa, at time of enlmt. His wife, Mary Merritt McWilliams, was allowed pens on an application of July 15, 1843, while living in Clay Twp, Knox Co, O. Fur infor Kokosing Chap.
MADDOCK, MOSES, (Hamilton Co.)
Br 1752, Pa. D 1826. S.A.R. Ref. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
MAGAW, (or MEGAW), JOHN, (Harrison Co.)
Br 1754. D 1818. Bur Ridge Church. Came fr Westmoreland Co, Pa, to Archer Twp about 1815. Served in 6th Pa Line Regt 1778. Pa Archives 5, 111-182. Fur infor Moravian Trail Chap.
MAGAM, WM., CAPT, (Preble Co.)
Pvt and Capt in S.C. Tr. Br 1750, Ireland. D 1836, Preble Co. Location of cem, Israel Twp. Ref: Natl No 96227, Vol 97, p 72, D.A.R. Lin. Fur infor Grace Conger Miller, Org Regt.
MAHOLM, SAMUEL, (Harrison Co.)
Br 1758. D 1838. A Revolutionary pensioner, living in Harrison Co in 1833, aged 75; possibly same as Samuel McHallon (McCullom), who served as Sgt in Capt Joseph Walker's Company 6th Bn, Lancaster Co, Pa Mil. in 1781. U.S. Pens Rolls 1835; Pa Archives 5. VII, 590. Fur infor Moravian Trail Chap.
MAIN, PERRES, (Delaware Co.)
Pvt under Col Samuel Taylor. iCapts William Prentice and Billings, Conn Mil. Bur Troy Twp. Pensioned. Fur infor Delaware Chap.
MALOTT, DORY, (Clermont Co.)
Pvt Md Mil. Pens 1883, received $80, aged 79. Br Md. Came to Clermont Co, O, about 1800; resided at Williamsburg; brother of William Malott, also Revolutionary soldier. Ref: A. S. Abbott, Bethel, O. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
MALOTT, JOHN, (Brown Co.)
Rev soldier, who died in Brown Co. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
MALOTT, THOMAS, (Adams Co.)
Br 1753, Frederick Co, Md. Mar Rebecca. D 1846, near Fairview, Adams Co, O. Ref: Natl No 133304, D. A. R. Copied by Mrs. Lowell Hobart. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
MALOTT, WILLIAM, (Clermont Co.)
Br Md. Children: Zedekiah, Thomas, Isaac, William (lived and died on old homestead), 2 dau. Came to Union Twp about 1800, locating along the East Fork. Was brother of Dory Malott, also Rev soldier. Ref: A. S. Abbott, Bethel, O. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
MALLOW, GEORGE, SR., (Greene Co.)
Ensign, Capt Robt Craven's Company, Col Beni Harrison's Line, Va. Pensioner 1831, age 82. Br Mch 17, 1752, Lancaster Co, Pa. Mar Anna Catherine. Children: Peter, John, George. D April 14, 1837, Greene Co. Boot's Graveyard, near Xenia, O. Xenia Twp 1817. Ref: Hist of Greene Co Bureau of Pens. Natl No 90372 D. A. R. Vol 91. Fur infor Catherine Greene Chap.
MALTBY, BENJAMIN, (Trumbull Co.)
Pvt in two different Conn Regts. In battles of Long Island and Saratoga. B May 10, 1750 Brantford, Conn (or Northford which seems to be part of Brantford.) Parents: Deacon Daniel Maltby. Br Oct 29, 1715. Mar Mary Hamin Sept 16, 1736. Mar Abrigail Munger (br Aug 26, 1750; mar July 5, 1771). Children: Simeon, Benjamin, Abrigail, Jacob, Annis, Hannah, Elon, Nathaniel Harrison, Julia, Daniel, Jesse. D Jan 1, 1847 Southington, Trumbull Co, O. Bur Maltby burying ground, on the farm which he settled in 1819 with son, Daniel Maltby. Grave located on a hill northwest of the house, and belongs to the Maltby heirs. GM by his heirs. Granted pens as a Revolutionary soldier under an act of the legislature 1834. Was a member of the church in Southington and left the reputation of a quiet, capable man with public spirit. Ref: Natl No 48390, Vol 49, p 183, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.
MANCHESTER, JOSEPH, (Harrison Co.)
Ensign in Col Joseph Stanton's Regt. Dec 1776, RI Mil. Served as Ensign in same Regt throughout the war, and continuously until 1800. In Coventry Company, 1796, same Regt Senior Class Record, Kent Co. Parents: Isaac Manchester and Hannah Crendall, of Middletown, dau of Joseph, of Portsmouth. Mar Hannah Cranston, dau of Richmond, Jan 27, 1788 at Middletown, R. I. Children: John, Sarah (mar Allen), David Green, Hannah (mar Chase), Ann (mar Barker), Lydia. He died in the home of his eldest dau, Sarah Manchester Allen, northern part of Harrison Co, near Rumley, June 26, 1827, and buried in the graveyard on the Allen farm adjoining the church they built. Grave is marked with a headstone larger than the ordinary. Ref: See Smith J. J. Civil and Military List of Rhode Island 1647-1800, pub at Providence, R. I. 1900, p 341, and Maud Allen Weeks Michael. Descendants: Innumerable.
MANKINS, WILLIAM, (Columbiana Co.)
Br 1760. D Feb 21, 1848. Was living in Centre Twp, Columbiana Co, O in 1840. Age 80 yrs. Pensioner. For infor Bethia Southwick Chap.
MANN, GEORGE, (Greene Co.)
Pvt in Capt Bradley's 9th Bn. Lancaster Co Mil, Pa Archives, p 941, Vol 7, 5th Series. Br 1728. Mar Elizabeth Palmer. D May 4, 1821. Bur New Burlington Cem Greene Co, O. Fur infor George Clinton Chap and Catherine Greene Chap.
MANN, JOHN, (Richland Co.)
Pvt Capt Robert Wilson's Company, 7th Pa Regt, commanded by Col Wm Irvine, 1777. Br 1746, Ireland. Mar Ann Dean. Children: named one Samuel. D 1826, Mansfield, O. Ref: Natl No 49681. Fur infor Vol 50, p 304, D. A. R. Lin.
MANNING, THOMAS, (Clermont Co.)
Pvt Conn Continental Line. Pensioned 1832, age 69. On a stone in the cem at Amelia is the name, and the following inscription: "A native of Mass., a Revolutionary soldier, a member of the M. E. Church. Died Dec 23, 1853, aged 92 years. Ann, wife of Thomas Manning, died Dec 22, 1853, aged 93 years." She was Ann Todd.) This information was sent by Mrs. J. R. Hicks, Natl No. 98812 D. A. R. of the Cincinnati Chap living at Amelia, O. Br 1764, Stafford, Conn. D 1853, Clermont Co, O. Resided near Lindale, Pierce Twp. (A. S. Abbott, Bethel, O.) Pens Dept. Accepting this infor as authentic Jane Dailey, State Chairman.
MANRING, JORDAN MARSHALL, (Gallia Co.)
Capt. Enl 1777 in Rev fr Kent Co. Continued in service until Cornwallis surrendered, 7 yrs. Severely injured at King's Mountain. Br Sussex Co, Delaware, in 1760. Mar Elizabeth Clark. D Gallia Co 1847. Bur Old Cem, Centerville, O. Left hand of main road, near center of north end. Ref: W. S. Manring, Delaware, O. Fur infor Return Jonathan Meigs Chap.
MANSFIELD, SAMUEL, (Athens Co.)
Fifer in the 3rd Md Regt. Col Ramsey and Capt Henry Ridgley. Served 3 yrs. Disch Mch 1779, at Millbrook, N. J. He was in the battles of Germantown, Brandywine, and Monmouth; severely wounded at Brandywine. Pens allowed May 16, 1818. Br 1740. Mar Charity Boyles, Apr 7, 1778. Hardwick, Sussex Co, N. J. Children: Martin, Peter. D Nov 10, 1819, Athens Co, O. Bur private burial on a farm near Circle Hill, O. MI: "Samuel Mansfield, died Nov 10, 1819. Charity, wife of Samuel Mansfield, died." (Tombstone inscriptions almost obliterated.) Unmarked by patriotic society. Ref: Natl No 57019 and 140393. Fur in for Elizabeth Zane Dew Chap.
MANSFIELD, THOMAS, (Athens Co.)
Pvt under Capt Blake and Col Gist; also a marine under Robt Dashiell on the ship "Chester." Br Sept 14, 1750, Queen Anne Co, Md. Mar Anna Wilkinso (2nd), Oct 11, 1792 or 1793. Children: Louisa. D Jan 19, 1837, Athens Co, O. Bur Nye Cem, Chauncey, Dover Twp, Athens Co, O. GM Family, with a stone; also Jones marker placed by Nabby Lee Ames Chap, D.A.R., 1925. Pens 1834, Athens Co, for service Md Mil. Ref: Bureau of Pens, Washington, D. C, and Natl No 50983, D.A.R. Fur infor Nabby Lee Ames Chap.
MANSON, DAVID, (Miami Co.)
Enl fr York Co, Pa, July, 1776, for two mos as Pvt in Capt Savage's Company, Col Smith's Regt, and Sept, 1776, for 3^ mos as Pvt in Capt W. W. Corby's Company, Col McAllister's Regt, and again in Jan, 1778, for 2 mos as Pvt in Capt John Rippey's Company, Col McAllister's Regt. Br Oct, 1733, County Antrim, Ireland. Mar Jean Johnson, Feb 1, 1780. D Brown Twp, Miami Co, 1836. Bur Brown Twp Schoolhouse, near Fletcher, O. GM Piqua Chap, D.A.R., in Spring of 1906. After close of War resided in Pa and later moved to Ohio, making journey by team; was one of the pioneers of Brown Twp. Purchased land and erected a log cabin, which was used as a fort for protection fr the Indians. Farmer. Participated in the War of 1812, in campaigns in Northwest. Ref: Dept Interior; Bureau of Pens; Ohio Pens Roll; Miami Co, p 146; Genealogical and Biographical Hist Miami Co, p 878 (book published in 1900). Fur infor Piqua Chap.
MARKELL, PETER, (Lake Co.)
Enl in 1781 fr Palatine, N.Y., and was disch in 1782. Was in the battle of Johnstown, N.Y., under Capt Cook and Col Clock. Br Mch 24, 1765. Mar Dec 9, 1792, Elizabeth Koch. Children: John, Benjamin, James, Margarette, Betsy, Peter, Nicholas, Mary, Fanny and Nancy. D May 25, 1837. Bur Kirtland, Lake Co, O. GM New Connecticut Chap. He was a pioneer of Kirtland. Had encounters with Indians. Ref: Vol 71, p 49, Natl No 701:35, D.A.R. Lin. Fur infor New Connecticut Chap.
MARKEL, T. ABRAM, (Jefiferson Co.)
Capt and Col in Pa Mil. Br Feb 20, 1762, Berks Co, Pa. Parents: Col Caspar Markel and Mary E. Grim. Mar Rachel Blackburn, 1796. Children; Caspar, Joseph, Dr. Abraham, Dr. John, Deborah, Eliza, Maria, Rachel, Hannah Rosanna, Jacob, Sara Jane, Benjamin and Martha. D 1841, Island Creek, Jefferson Co, O. Bur Island Creek Church Graveyard. Family lot. MI: "Abram T. Markel. 1762- 1841." GM Steubenville D. A. R. by bronze marker, June, 1923. Served in Westmoreland Co Mil. 1777-1779. Commissioned Major 1800, 1st Bn of 51th Regt. Pa Mil, 13th Div, Cos of Westmoreland, Allegheny and Crawford. Served seven years. Ref: D.A.R. Lin Bk, Vol 26; Jordan Encyclopedia of Biography for Pa, Pa Archives; Markers in Island Creek Cem; Probate Court Records of Berks Co, Pa, and Commission fr Pa Mil in private possession of family. Fur infor Steubenville Chap.
MARSH, JOHN, (Hamilton Co.)
Sgt in Capt.Andrew McMeyer's Company, 1st Regt, NJ Tr. Commanded by Lord Sterling. Br Elizabeth, N. J., 1738. Mar Nancy Searing. One son, Searing (br 1769, d 1857). Mar Mary Day (br 1773, d 1828). Removed to Ohio, 1797, and located near Cincinnati. Ref: Natl No 28158, Vol 29, p 58, D.A.R. Lin.
MARSHALL, GEORGE, (Brown Co.)
Bur Sardinia. Fur infor Ripley Chap.
MARSHALL, HENRY, (Miami Co.)
Fr Pa. Br 1752. D July 14, 1837. Came to Piqua about 1807. Fur infor Piqua Chap.
MARSHALL, JAMES, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt, enl men in the Rev, Westchester Co, 1st Regt, also of 4th Regt. Br 1745. Children: Elizabeth (Calhoun). D 1829. Bur Oak Hill Cem. GM D.A.R. 1915-17. Ref: Mentioned, p 156, Vol 2, Hist Trumbull and Mahoning Cos, Williams, p 52 and 205, N. Y. Men of the Rev. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
MARSHALL, RICHARD, (Muskingum Co.)
Pvt under Capt Meriwether, Col John Gibson, Capt Jones, Col Washington. Mar Keziah Sherer. D Nov 4, 1841. Bur Blue Rock Graveyard near Gaysport. Pens 1818. Fur infor Muskingum Chap.
MARSHALL, SAMUEL, SR.,- (Scioto Co.)
Pvt Capt David Marshall's Company, Capt Thomas. Mar Nancy. Children: Nancy, Hettie. Jemina, Mary, William, Jessie, Elizabeth Samuel, Sabina, Fannie. D 1816. Came to Scioto Co, 1796. Fannie, first white child br in Scioto Co, mar Geo Shonkwiler. Ref: Dr. Geo M. Marshall, Dr. Ranchous. Pa. Archives, 3 Series, Vol 23, p 714. Fur infor Joseph Spencer Chap.
MARSHALL, WILLIAM, (Wayne Co.)
Served 1777, Pvt in Capt John Alexander's Company, Col Wm Irvine's 7th Pa Regt. Br Ireland. D Wayne Co, O. Ref: Vol 88, p 37, Natl No. 87,124, D. A. R. Lin.
MARTIN, ALEXANDER, (Brown Co.)
Marched in Mil from Augusta Co, Va. to join Southern army. Br 1760, Va. D 1816, Ripley, O. Bur Pisgah Ridge. Ref: Vol 91, p 275, Natl No. 90,869, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Ripley Chap.
MARTIN, ALEX, (Hamilton Co.)
Artificer under Capt Sylvan Seely, Col James Deboise in Flying Camp; was at Springfield and Monmouth. Volunteered as sailor on "Jolly Tar" under Capt Isaac Harrison, as substitute for brother David. Rr 1758, N. J. (or 1762 Morristown, N. J.) D 1846 (or 1843) Cincinnati, O. Pleasant Ridge Cem (census 1849). Pensioned in Hamilton Co in 1840 for 22 mos actual service NJ Line. Ref: S. A. R. Natl No. 38,329, Vol 39, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
MARTIN, CHARLES, (Licking Co.)
Served on coasting vessel in 1789; enl fr Warwick, R. I., July, 1777, under Col Barton; 1780 on privateer of State of Conn. Br 1759, Essex, England. Mar Mary Gaylor (or Galer) Aug 22, 1707 (dau of Adrew Galor) at Marietta, O. D Nov 19, 1838. Bur Gaffield Cem Alexandria Rd. MI: "Rev War." Marked by Hetuck Chap 1910. Lived at Marietta, O; in 1781 captured at Ft Griswold and held till 1782, being denied "exchange" as born in England. Pension allowed widow, filed 1878. Ref: Pension Bureau 3—1865. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.
MARTIN. CHARLES HONNEYWOOD, (Licking Co.)
Br Mch 7, 1759, Coggeshall, England. D Nov 19, 1859. Bur Old Colony Burying Ground at Granville. Enl July 17, 1777 in Col Burton's Regt. He was taken at Ft Griswold and held prisoner at Halifax. Fur infor Granville Chap.
MARTIN, HENRY, (Harrison Co.)
A Revolutionary pensioner in Harrison Co, in 1884, aged 77; served in the Pa Mil probably fr Cumberland or Lancaster Co. Pa Archives 5th Series, Vol 6 and 7. U. S. Pens Rolls, 1835. Fur infor Moravian Trail Chap.
MARTIN, ISAAC, (Lake Co.)
Enl in the Conn Tr. Served in the 1st Regt of Gen Wooster in the 9th Company under Capt James Arnold. The Regt marched for the protection of N. Y. and later at Lake George and Lake Champlain. Br 1757. D Nov 6, 1832. Bur Middle Ridge Cem, Madison, O. GM New Conn Chap. He was a pensioner. Fur infor New Conn Chap.
MARTIN, JACOB. (Jefiferson Co.)
Capt in Continental Jersey Line. Br 1742, N. J. D 1830, Warrenton, O. Natl No 38869, Vol 39, D A R Lin.
MARTIN, JOHN, (Fairfield Co.)
Enl 1776. Pvt in Capt Peter Mantz's Company, Col Jacob Wiltner's Md Regt. Battle Long Island, White Plains, Ft Washington and Germantown. Br 1756. Md. Mar Margaret Behler. D 1827 Fairfield Co, O. D. A. R. Natl No 57428. P 146, Vol 58, D. A. R. Lin.
MARTIN, JOHN (or JACOB), (Licking Co.)
Enl at Northampton, Mass, Aug 24, 1777, as Pvt in Capt Lyman's Company. He was at capture of Gen Burgoyne. Br 1744, Hanover, Germany. Mar Sept, 1793 to Catherine---. D May 28, 1845, Johnstown, O. Bur village cem. Pension allowed Oct 30, 1832, at Johnstown. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.
MARTIN, OLIVER, (Hamilton Co.)
Br 1762, N. J. D 1829. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
MARTIN, REUBEN, (Morrow Co.)
Pvt under Col Chamberlain, Capt Gung, NJ Tr and in Capt Martin's Company also Harbaugh's Company. Br 1748, Somerset Co, N. J. Mar Mary Van Buren. Children: John, Abner (mar Sarah Hoskinson), Absolom (soldier of War of 1812), Reuben, Alexander, Samuel, Hannah (mar Boggs). D near Mansfield, O (then in Wayne Co, O). Bur Westerfield Twp, which is in Morrow Co, O. Later moved to Martins Ferry, O, where the Martin family established and owned the Ferry named for them. Pensioned. Ref: Records at Washington copied by Mrs. L. Hobart. Fur infor Delaware Chap.
MASON, NATHAN, (Ashtabula Co.)
Served as a Minute Man in Capt Daniel Brown's Company, which marched for Lanesboro at the Bennington Alarm. Br 1757, Swansea, Mass. Mar Elizabeth Cole. Children: Ambrose, D 1847, Andover, Ashtabula Co, O. Bur Andover. MI: "Nathan Mason died June 17, 1847, aged 91 years. He was a soldier of the Revolution." Thought to have been marked by the S. A. R. Ref: D, A. R. Lin Bk, Vol 39, p 84. Fur infor Mary Stanley Chap.
MASON, WILLIAM, (Warren Co.)
Pvt in Pa Continental Line. Br 1760, Bedford Co, Pa. Mar Sarah Murphy, 1811 (br 1790, d 1833). One dau was Cynthia Mason Houseworth. D 1830. Bur Mason, Warren Co, O. Southern part. MI: Dates, and Rev service. Emigrated to Ohio to a town which he laid out and named Palmyra. After his death, name changed to Mason, O. Ref: Mrs. Harry L. Nelson, Chaplain Topeka Chap D. A. R. (1928), Topeka, Kansas, who fur this infor to Jane Dailey, State Chairman, and Natl No 67585, Vol 68, p 208 D. A. R. Lin.
MASSEY, EZEKIEL, (Fairfield Co.)
Marine on ship "United States" Capt Elijah Hand. Br Sussex Co, Del, Jan 15 1766. Parents: Daniel and Sarah Massey. Mar Esther Oliver May 11, 1789. D Lancaster, O. Dec 19, 1844. Bur Old M. E. Ceni in Lancaster, O. GM by Elizabeth Sherman Reese Chap. Revolutionary bronze marker Aug 30, 1927. Ref: Blanch Massey McManany. Fur infor Elizabeth Sherman Reese Chap.
MASSIF, NATHANIEL, (Foss Co.)
Entered the Rev at the age of 17. Br Goochland Co, Va, Dec 28, 1768. Mar Susan Meade, 1800. D Nov 3, 1813. Bur old family burying ground, but in 1870 remains were removed to Grandview Cem, Chillicothe, Ross Co. Received land in Va Military District for his service and made his first journey to this land in 1788. As surveyor of these lands he formed a colony of thirty families and made a settlement in 1790, now Manchester. In 1790-9() he organized a party which settled on his land where Chillicothe now stands. Was Maj Gen of Ohio Mil during War of 1812. Ref: Natl No 90069, Vol 91, p 25, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Nathaniel Massie Chap.
MASTICK, BENJAMIN, (Geauga Co.)
Pvt. Enl 1775, Capt Mellen's Company, Col Ward's Mass Regt, 1776; Capt Gardner's Company, Col Brook's Regt. Br 1761, Upton, Mass. Mar Cynthia Wood. Children: Benjamin, Asahel, Elliott, Lavina. D June 5, 1830, Claridon, O. Bur center of Claridon Cem Lot 81, Sec 4. MI: "Benjamin Mastick D June 5, 1830, aged 68 years, 11 months, 16 days." Marked by family with stone. Ref: Mass Soldiers and Sailors, Vol 10, p 340; Mass Soldiers and Sailors Records, Vol 3, p 514. Natl No 73210. Fur infor Taylor Chap.
MATHER, ABNER, (Portage Co.)
Pvt. Enl spring of 1777; served one year under Capts Benjamin Talmadge, Ezekiel Beldin and Col Elish Sheldon. Fought in Battles of Brandywine and Germantown. Children: Harriet, Lucy, Fanny. D Apr 1, 1838, Atwater, O. Bur Atwater, O. Member of Continental Light Dragoons. On pension roll. Lineally descended from Increase and Cotton Mather. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.
MATHER, ELEAZER, (Summit Co.)
Enl Lyme, New London Co, Conn Apr 1, 1776; served till Dec 31, 1776 in Company of which his brother, Samuel Mather, was captain, under Col Saltonstall and Col Erastus Wolcott. Br Lyme, Conn, 1775. Bur Boston Twp, Summit Co, O. Came to Ohio in 1822. First doctor in Boston Twp and one of early settlers. Fur infor Cuyahoga-Portage Chap.
MATHEWS, JOHN, (Muskingum Co.)
Pvt Worcester Co Mil. Br 1765, Brookfield, Mass. D 1828, Zanesville, O. Ref: Natl No 33519, Vol 34, p 187 D. A. R. Lin.
MATHEWS, WILLIAM, (Trumbull Co.)
Pvt Capt Curry's Company, Col Brohead's 8th Pa Regt. Pens 1818. Kr 1754, Ireland. Mar Rachel Gordon. D 1834. Bur Old Cem at Kinsman, O. Center of cem. Ref: Natl No 53928, Vol 54, p 365, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.
MATSON, JOHN, (Hamilton Co.)
lst Regt Pa Line 1776, Col Edward Hand. Br 1740, Hagerstown, Md. Mar Jane. D 1804, Hamilton Co, O. Ref: S. A. R. and Natl No 77008, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
MATSON, REUBEN, (Morrow Co.)
Bur unknown, but probably in Westfield Twp. Fur infor Mt Gilead Chap.
MATTHEWS, JAMES, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt. Ranger, Cumberland Co, Pa. Believed Bur Poland Presbyterian Cem. Bought land of John Young, June 3, 1802. Ref: County Records of Pa Archives, Series 3, Vol 23, p 276, 700, 754. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
MAURER, JOHN, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt in Continental Line, from 1777 to 1782. MI: Stone destroyed. Ref: Pa Archives, Series 5, Vol 4, p 263, Vol 5, 277, Vol 7, p 465, Vol 8, p 54. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
MAURER, JOHN, (Pickaway Co.)
Under Capt Daniel Neill 1780 2 mos; Pvt 1780, 14 mos Capt John Fesig. Engaged in Siege of Yorktown. Br Feb 12, 1763 at Berks Co, Pa. Mar Elizabeth Stimmell. Children: Peter, John, Jacob and Mary (wife of Henry DeLong.) D Feb 24, 1833 in Pickaway Co, O. Bur Tarlton Cem, Tarlton, O. MI: "John Maurer, born Feb 12, 1763. Died Feb 24, 1833." Farmer. His son John changed the spelling to Mowery. Ref: Miss Etta F. Mowery, Laurelville, O. Natl No. 213,546, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Mt Sterling Chap.
MAXEY, HORATIO, (Greene Co.)
Pvt. Enl Jan, 1781, served 2 mos under Capt Geo Williamson, Maj Duval and Col John Willis. Re-enlisted Apr 1781, for 6 weeks under Capt Isaac Porter, and Col Goode. Br Apr 28, 1764, Va. Parents: John Maxey, Mary Ann. Mar Jane Martin, Sept 2, 1784. Children: Polly, Stephen, Nancy, Jane, Martin, Theodosia, Abner, Enoch, Cynthia, Edna, Malinda, Horatio, George W. D June 6, 1835 in Greene Co, O. Bur old Maxey Cem near Xenia, Greene Co, O. Moved to Xenia Twp, Greene Go in 1804. Serv continued. Servd 2 mos in 2nd Regt, Lawson's Brig. Refused pension because he did not have 6 mos continual service. Battles: Skirmish at Hood's Ferry and Siege of Yorktown. Ref: Jessie M. Martin. Natl No. 126,196. Fur infor London Chap.
MAXWELL, WILLIAM, (Greene Co.)
Pvt McCormick's Rangers. Pensioned Oct 8, 1816, under law of Mch 3, 1817; also commencement of pens on Dec 13, 1826 and Mch 6, 1832. Annual allowance $48. Fur infor Catherine Green Chap.
MAY, GEORGE, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt. Br 1751. D 1823. Bur Old Forney Cem. Ref: Pa Archives, Series 5, Vol 7, p 35, 64, 90. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
MAY, JAMES, (Ross Co.)
During the Revolution he manufactured guns and other arms for the patriot army. Br Fredericksburg, Va, 1742. Mar (died in Chillicothe, 1816). Children: John, James, Henry (in War 1812), three daughters, one mar Thomas Dick. One Margaret, (1868, aged 83 yrs, 3 mos, 17 days.) D Green Twp, May 12, 1836 in 94th year. Bur Mt Pleasant Cem, near Kingston, Green Twp. By trade a gun and locksmith. Moved to Chillicothe about 1798, where he followed his trade, until about 1822, when he moved near Kingston. Ref: History Ross and Highland, p 236. Fur in for Nathaniel Massie Chap.
MAY, JOHN, I, (Mahoning Co.)
5 days in Conn in battle of Lexington. Mar, Wife was a Boardman. Bur Old Forney Church Yard. Ref: Conn Men of the Revolution. Church Records. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
MAY, JOHN GEORGE, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt. Mar Mary Ann Colhan, or Colham or Cobham, Aug 27, 1771. Children: John, 1789, (d 1861); William, (d 1864, age 65 yrs.); Barbara, (wife of John Maurer 2nd br Feb 21, 1781, d Aug 1859); and others. Bur Old Forney Churchyard. MI: Stone gone. Came to Mahoning Co, O. Ref: Pa Archives, Series 5, Vol 7, p 570, 585, 432, 591, Church Records. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
MAYES, WILLIAM, (Trumbull Co.)
Bur East Center of Kinsman. Name of this soldier given in list of soldiers in Yr Bk compiled by S. A. R. of Ohio. We were unable to locate this soldier of this name, or this cem. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.
MEAD, LIBENS. (Trumbull Co.)
Bur East Mecca. Located stone for the wife of Libens Meade. MI: Catherine, D Dec 12, 1851, age 86 yrs. Ref: Historical Library, Cleveland, O. Soldiers Bur in Trumbull Co, and Old Residents of Mecca. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.
MEAD, MICHAEL, (Huron Co.)
Bur Day Cem, Clarksfield Twp. Fur infor Sally De Forest Chap.
MEAD, STEPHEN, (Licking Co.)
Enl at Rutland, Vt, June 1778 as Pvt in father's Regt under Capt John Smith. Served with the "Minute Men." Parents: Col James Mead. Mar Dorothy Sachet, Feb 3, 1783. Ten children. D Feb 8, 1844, Granville Twp. GM Granville Chap. Pension allowed Oct 29, 1832. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.
MEEK, ISAAC, (Jefferson Co.)
Lt in Ohio Company, Va Mil, 1778. Br 1746 Anne Arundel Co, Md. Mar Rebecca Thomas, 1792. D 1840, Jefferson Co, O. Ref: Natl No 78350, Vol 79, D. A. R. Lin.
MEEKER, JOHN, (Hamilton Co.)
Br 1769, New Jersey. D 1836. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
MEEKER, NATHANIEL, (Butler Co.)
Name appears on the tablet in the Soldiers and Sailors monument at Hamilton, O, as a Revolutionary Soldier. Bur in that Co. Unidentified. Fur infor John Reily Chap.
MEGRUE, ANDREW, (Clermont Co.)
Only a lad, but served as a soldier. Br 1760, Baltimore. Mar Hannah Rust. D 1823, Milford. Ref: Natl No 15,137, p 56, Vol 16, D. A. R. Lin.
MEHAFFEY, JOHN, (also spelled MAHAFFEY), (Adams Co.)
Pvt, served in 1778, 1779, 1780, also 7 mo in 1784. Enl July 3, 1778 under Capt Jas Moore. Served under Cols Shields and Pomeroy and Maj Jos Wilson. Br Aug 31, 1759, Sussex Co, N. J. Mar Rachel Gordon in 1779, Westmoreland Co, Pa. Children: One was Hannah (br Aug 1848, Adams Co, O.) Bur Liberty Twp Adams Co. Pensioned Oct 25, 1832 while residing in Adams Co. Ref: Jessie M Martin, London, O. Fur infor London Chap.
MELVIN, ISAAC, (Washington Co.)
Br 1753, Ireland. D 1842, Washington Co, O. Ref: Natl No. 23,382, p 135, Vol 24, D. A. R. Lin.
MELVIN, REUBEN, (Geauga Co.)
Pvt. Capt Harwood's Company Col Dickson's Regt, July 19, 1777 to July 31, 1777, Capt Ward's Company, Col May's Regt, Aug 17, 1777, Aug 22, 1777, Mass Mil. Br Nov 12, 1760, Concord, Mass. Parents: Jacob and Esther (Parlin). Mar Achsah Smith. Children: Keziah, Achsah, Lucia, Reuben. D Aug 28, 1837, Chesterland, O. Bur Chesterland Center Cem. MI: "R. Melvin, died Aug 28, 1837, age 77. Achsah, his wife, died Aug 18, 1858, age 91." GM family. Came from Cummington, Mass to Chester, 1828. Ref: Vital Records, Concord and Cummington, Mass. Mass Soldiers and Sailors, Natl No 38234, Vol 39, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Taylor Chap.
MENTZER, JAPHAT, (Licking Co.)
Enl in Lancaster Co, Pa, Sept 1776. Pvt in Col Nagel's Regt, Jack's Company. Was at Brandywine and Germantown. Br 1755, Pa. Mar Polly Callenhan, Jan 15. 1829. D Sept 13, 1841, Franklin Twp. Bur Lutheran Cem Linville Rd. MI: "Revolutionarv War." GM Hetuck Chap in 1910. Pension allowed Nov 3, 1832. Ref: Bristers Hist. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.
MERCER, JOHN, (Hamilton Co.)
Br New Jersey. D 1806. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
MERCHANT, JOSEPH, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt Conn State Tr, 1776, Brunell's Company of Wallingford. Br Conn. Bur Boardman. Came to Boardman in 1806 from Wallingford, Conn and settled in that town. Name was in the list of early settlers of Boardman. Ref: Conn Men in the Revolution, p 409, Trumbull and Mahoning Co Hist, p 84. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
MEREDITH, JOHN W., (Miami Co.)
Veteran of '76; at the meeting of July 4, 1876. Toast given "The Army, Navy and Militia of the U. S.; may they always be victorious over the enemy, and may they never in time of war have to experience the privations of the Soldiers of '76." Bur Rose Hill, Troy, O. GM Miami Chapter, with bronze marker, in 1905. Ref: Natl No. 48,827, p 372, Vol 49, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Miami Chap.
MERRIMAN, MARSHALL, (Lorain Co.)
MI: On stone in LaGrange Cem, Lorain Co, is the following: "Member of Washington's Army. Served at Dorchester Heights and the Battle of Bunker Hill. D Dec 6, 1839, age 80 yrs, 5 mos, 15 das." Fur infor Elyria Chap.
MESSENGER, DAVID. (Licking Co.)
Was Pvt in Capt Henry's Companv, Col David Brewer's Regt. Was at siege of Boston. 1775. Kr 1760. Mass. Children: David. D Apr 1, 1811. Granville. O. Bur Old Cem, Granville, O. GM Granville Chap in 1901. Emigrated to this county in 1805. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.
MESSENGER, ISAAC, (Lake Co.)
Served in Capt Amasa Hill's Company, Col Roger Enos' Regt, July 4. 1778. Was at West Point, and assisted in the construction of the first fortifications there under the command of Washington. Br 1746, Conn. Mar Ann Ward. D May 8, 18-9, Concord, O. Bur Concord, O. GM New Connecticut Chap. Ancestors were French and settled in Canada in the 17th century. Fur infor New Conn Chap.
MESSINGER, BILLIE, (Portage Co.)
Pvt in Mass Continental. Placed on pension roll May 14, 1833. Bur Windham. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.
METCALF, MASSOM, (Wayne Co.)
D Mch 22, 1843. Bur Knupps Cem, near Millbrook. MI: "In memory of Massom Metcalf, who died March 22, 1843, aged 79 years, 11 mos, 22 days." Fur infor Wooster Wayne Chap.
METCALF, THOMAS, (Geauga Co.)
Pvt in Capt Lemuel Kollock's Company which marched from Wrentham to Warwick, R. I. on alarm of 1776. Br Wrentham 1760-4. Parents: Samuel Metcalf and Hannah Kingsbury. Mar Sybil Chaplin. Children: Thomas, Sidney, Sybil, Eben, Orrin, Elizabeth, Harriet. D Center of Chardon, Mch 17, 1828. Bur on farm at center of Chardon known as Austin Hauden farm, Tract 2, Lot 13 and 16. Ref: New England Register, Vol 6, p 171, 177, Pioneer History Geauga Co, p 312. Natl No of Revolutionary Soldier D. A. R. Honor Roll 77,003, 62,556. Fur infor Taylor Chap.
METZGER, JACOB, (Ross Co.)
Pennsylvania. Br Feb 2, 1747. Mar Mary (d Oct 3, 1835, aged 36 yrs, 7 mos, 13 days.) D Green Twp, Ross Co, O Aug 8, 1835. Bur White Churches, on Adelphi Pike, about four miles from Kinnikinnick. MI: "Jacob Metzger died Aug 8, 1835, aged 88 years, 5 mos 11 days." GM Small bronze marker. Nathaniel Massie Chapter, D. A. R. in May 21, 1927. Ref: Recorded in D. A. R. Lin by descendants, out of Ohio. Fur infor Nathaniel Massie Chap.
METZLER, GEORGE, (Holmes Co.)
Pvt in Westmoreland Co, Pa Mil. Br Westmoreland. Co, 1755. Mar Margaret Weshaun. D 1825 Holmes Co, O. Ref: Natl No. 69843, p 298, Vol 70, D. A. R. Lin.
MEYER, CHRISTIAN, (Wayne Co.)
Lt 1776-77; Capt 1778, in Lt Col Ludwig Weltner's Bucks Co, Pa Regt. Br Bucks Co, Pa. D Wooster, O. Ref: Natl No 59013, Vol 60, p 5, D. A. R. Lin.
MICKEY, DANIEL, (Frankhn Co.)
Ensign in 8th Pa Regt. Commissioned Aug 9, 1776. Afterward promoted to Lt of Capt Cornahous' Company, Col Daniel Brodhead's Regt, Oct 14, 1777. D 1807 near Dublin. Bur old cem on Scioto River Road. GM Revolutionary Grave Committee with bronze marker, May 30, 1912. Came to Ohio from Kentucky in 1804, and settled 2 mile below the Dublin bridge. Fur infor Columbus Chap.
MIDDLESWART, HENRY, (Washington Co.)
Pvt, 5th class, 3rd Bn of Washington Continentals under Capt Geo Sharp, commanded by Col Daniel Williamson's Pa Mil. Br May 5, 1755, Reading, Pa. Parents: Abraham Middleswart and Maria Griggs. Mar Sarah Clark (second wife). Children: Abraham, Charity, Hannah, Emily, Jacob, Nellie, Henry, Clark, Tunis, Susan, Jonathan, Franklin. D Sept 5, 1823, Lower Newport, O. Bur at Lower Newport, in an old cem on the Ohio River. "MI: "Henry Middleswart died Sept 5, 1823, aged 68 years." GM Marietta Chap by Revolutionary marker in 1922. Ref: Farmer. Pa Archives. Fur infor Marietta Chap.
MILES, BENJAMIN, Capt. (Washington Co.)
Corp in Capt David Bent's Company, Col Nathan Sparhawk's Regt. Entered service Sept 5, 1777. Disch Nov 29, 1777. Service 3 mos, 9 davs. Br Rutland, Mass. 1754. D, bur Belpre, O, 1817. Settled in Belpre, O in 1789 and located on the farm, which he had drawn in the Middle Settlement. Ref: Mass Soldiers and Sailors; Natl No 26725, Vol 27, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Marietta Chap.
MILES, JOHN, (Clermont Co.)
Pvt Va Continental Line. Pensioned 1818 at age 95, $96 annually. Br Va. D Jan 8, 1834. Came to Union Twp, Clermont Co, about 1825 residing in Williamsville. Ref: A. S. Abbott, Bethel, O. Pensions Dept. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
MILLER, BENJAMIN, (Wayne Co.)
Carried dispatches for Gen Washington. Br 1762 at Romney, Va. D 1841 in Wayne Co, O. Bur Canaan Bend Cem, Canaan Twp, Wayne Co, O, southwest corner of cem. MI: "Benjamin Miller, born 1762 at Romney Va, died in Wayne Co, Ohio, 1841. Soldier of the Revolution. Carried dispatches for General Washington." Fur infor Wooster Wayne Chap.
MILLER, DANIEL, (Fairfield Co.)
Bur Hopewell Cem. Fur infor Elizabeth Sherman Reese Chap.
MILLER, DANIEL, (Hamilton Co.)
Br 1759, N. C. D 1841. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
MILLER, DANIEL, (Mahoning Co.)
Ranger 1778, 1783, on frontier North Hampton Co. Pvt in Lancaster Co, 5th class. Children: Henry (br in 1788) also Jacob and John. May have had more children. Bur Old Springfield Cem, Petersburg, Mahoning Co. Farmer. Ref: Pa Archives, Series 3, Vol 23, p 302, Series 5, Vol 5, p 34. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
MILLER, EDWARD, (Hamilton Co.)
Br. 1756, Conn. D 1823. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
MILLER, ELIAS, (Butler Co.)
When a boy, rode a pack horse in General Wayne's expedition, which met defeat at the hands of the Indians. In those days the supplies of the expedition were carried on pack horses. Miller rode a horse, driving two heavily burdened horses in front of him. It was owing to this that he was able to crouch flat on his horse and escape. During this engagement the company stopped at the home of Ann Gregory, for refreshments, she having frequently entertained Wayne, and on her tombstone near Le Sourdsville is the following inscription: "Here lies the body of one most loved. She has ascended to her home above. Her table was always filled with the best and Anthony Wayne was often her guest." Lot was purchased from Cleves Symmes, by Israel Ludlow and later came into possession of the Flenner family. MI: Old tombstone in Le Sourdsville not readable. Fur infor John Reily Chap.
MILLER, HENRY, (Coshocton Co.)
Of Keene Twp, a sharp shooter, in Morgan's Army. Ref: Coshocton Co Hist. Fur infor Coshocton Chap.
MILLER, HENRY, (Coshocton Co.)
Bur Jackson Twp. Ref: Co Hist. Fur infor Coshocton Chap.
MILLER, ISAAC, (Ashtabula Co.)
Enl from Hatfield, Mass in Capt Seth Murray's Company, Col Benjamin Ruggles Woodbridge's Regt. Br 1752, Worcester, Mass. Mar Lucretia Knap. Children: Irene. D 1826. Harpersfield, Ashtabula Co. Ref: Lin Book, Vol 48, p 167. Fur infor Mary Stanley Chap.
MILLER, ISAAC, (Montgomery Co.)
Pvt in Revolution from Va; I. P. D. 152, Pitts 29, Saf 269. Br Va. Children: Susan and others, not known. D Jefferson Twp, Montgomery Co. Came to Jefferson Twp in 1805, and entered land on his Revolutionary serv. Nothing further could be learned. Richard Montgomery Chap, S. A. R.
MILLER, JACOB, (Butler Co.)
Br June, 1750. D Jan 7, 1802. Bur Trenton Cem, Trenton, O. GM Old headstone; inscription partly obliterated. Fur infor John Reily Chap.
MILLER, JACOB, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt Capt Mach's Company Berks Co, Pa Mil. Pensioned 1820. Br 1750. Mar Eva Fix (1759-1825). D 1825. Bur Cornsburg, Canfield Twp. Ref: Pa Archives, 5 Series, Vol 5, p 287; 8 Series, Vol 23, p 513. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
MILLER, JACOB, (Seneca Co.)
Soldier of Revolution. 1776. Bur Egberts Cem. GM D. A. R. with iron marker (76) May 30, 1923. Ref: Compare, p 189, Vol 15, D. A. R. Lin Natl No. 14,504. Fur infor Dolly Todd Madison Chap.
MILLER, JOHN ADAM, (Crawford Co.)
Pvt in Capt Henrv Kregloh's Mil, Lt Col Peter Burkhalter's Bn, Pa Line. Br 1843, Pa. D 1831, Crawford Co, O. Ref: Natl No 946&4, Vol 95, D. A. R. Lin.
MILLER, B. JOHN, (Mahoning Co.)
Ranger, Westmoreland Co, Pa. Pensioned 1833. Br 1754. D 1835. Bur Old Dutch, Canfield, O. GM Mahoning Chap, bronze marker, 1917. Ref: Pa Archives, Series 3, Vol 23, p 285. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
MILLER, MICHIEL, (Miami Co.)
One of Lafayette's Regt. Bur Raper Chapel, two miles north of Troy. GM Miami Chap with bronze marker, 1904. Fur infor Miami Chap.
MILLER, MOSES, (Clark Co.)
Pvt Capt Benjamin Laing's Companv, 1st Regt, Essex Co, NJ Mil. Br 1759, N. J. Mar Phoebe Baker. D Clark Co, O, 1814. Ref: Natl No 72,122, p 45, Vol 73, D. A. R. Lin.
MILLIGAN, DAVID, (Harrison Co.)
1749-1833. Bur in Cadiz Old Graveyard; a Revolutionary pensioner living in Harrison Co in 1833, aged 84; served in the Pa line; also possibly the same David Milligan who served as a member of Bedford Co Mil. U. S. Pension Rolls, 1835. Pa Archives, Series 5, Vol 91. Full infer Moravian Trail Chap.
MILLS, CONSTANTINE, (Ashtabula Co.)
Pvt Conn Mil. Pensioned 18:!3 as residing in Ashtabula Co. Br Norfolk, Conn, 1761. Parents: Joseph Mills (br in Norfolk, 1726.) Mar Philecta Way, 1783. Children: Martin, 1785: Alfred, Dorinda, Cherry, Rachel. Ebcn. D Austinburg, Ashtabula Co, O, Oct 1748. MI: "Constantine Mills died Oct 21, 1848, aged 87." Ref: Pension records Taylor Chap. Fur infor Taylor and Eunice Grant Chaps.
MILLS, ELIJAH, (Butler Co.)
Name appears on the tablet in the Soldiers and Sailors monument at Hamilton. Supposed to be Revolutionary soldier bur in that Co. Unidentified. Fur infor John Reily Chap.
MILLS, JOHN, Maj., (Darke Co.)
Major of Mass, throughout the war; became Adj Gen in Gen Wayne's army, located at Ft Greenville, O. D July 8, 1796. Bur probably in Soldiers' Burying Ground, W 3rd St, now occupied by residence (from Adj Gen Dept Washington, D. C.) GM State Historical Society, 1926; D. A. R. placed bronze tablet to him "and all brave soldiers and sailors who died during the occupancy of F't Greenville, 1793-1796. Ft Greenville Chap 1927. Fur infor Ft Greenville Chap.
MINER, ELISHA, (Licking Co.)
Pvt in Capt Stanton's Company Light Dragoons, Conn Continental Tr. Br 1764, Conn. Mar Amy Wright. D 1864, Johnstown, O. Ref: Natl No. 61,987, p 335 Vol 62, D. A. R. Lin.
MINER, JOHN, (Cuyahoga Co.)
Clerk Conn Regt. Br 1762. D 1849. Bur North Royalton. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.
MINER, JUSTUS, (Geauga Co.)
Pvt. Served from Conn in Col Canfield's Regt at West Point, 1781. Br Norfolk, Conn, 1762. Mar Mabel Plumb, 1779; Hannah Moss, Jan 1, 1812. Children: Sarah, Anna, Matilda, Betsy, Charlotte, Philo, John, Origen. D 1829, Chester. Bur Old Settlement Cem, Chesterland, O. MI: "Justus Miner, 1762-1829. Settled in Chester in 1802." Ref: Conn Men of Rev, p 508. Fur infor Taylor Chap.
MINGUS, HIERONYMOUS, (Erie Co.)
Pvt 4th Regt, NY in the Revolution. Parents: Angus Mingus. D Berlin Heights, Eric Co. Bur Burbue Cem. Came from Amsterdam Co, NY to Marcellus, NY, then to Berlin Heights, O. Pension granted Sept 6, 1828, when 72 years old. Ref: D. A. R. Magazine Dec 1919 issue. Natl No 136,522. Fur infor Mrs. Eflfie Whitaker Teemer, Lorain, O.
MITCHEL, DAVID, (Scioto Co.)
Pvt in Capt Er win's Companv, 2nd Bn, Cumberland Co, Pa Mil. Enl Dec 6, 1776, until Dec 24, 1776. Ref': Mrs. Susan Morrison Coe, 1930 Waller St. Fur infor Joseph Spencer Chap.
MITCHELL, DAVID, (Greene Co.)
Enl in Capt James Morrison's Company, Col Thos Porter's Bn of Associators. Mustered in Lancaster Co, Pa. 1776. Br 1737, Scotland. Mar Margaret Mitchell. D 1817, Cedarville, O. Ref: Natl No. 57,707, p 242, Vol 58, D. A. R. Lin.
MITCHELL, ENSIGN, (Madison Co.)
Pvt in Capt Daniel Mill's Company, Col Van Schaik's NY Bn. His name appears on record in Pension Office War Department, Washington, D. C. for the period from Nov 19, 1775, which bears the remarks "Enlisted Jan 26, 1776; Disch Sept. 7." His name also appears on a roll of Daniel Mill's Company same En, not dated, which bears the remark "Enlisted Dec 26, 1776." Br 1760, Mass. Mar Lucy Hubbard in 1786. Children: Ensign, Chandler, Roxanna, Experience, Claudius, Polly, Ira, Lydia, Abizer and Newman. D 1839, near Mechanicsburg, O. Bur family cem on the farm of Mrs. Belle Guy Mitchell, in Pike Twp, Madison Co, O. He and wife are bur in a family burial lot located on a small knoll; it was surrounded by a low picket fence. The picket fence is now gone, but the graves are still there. The graves were marked. Br in Mass, lived in Vermont in 1794; a few yrs later in New York, then in Pennsylvania, next in Kentucky, afterwards in Southern Ohio, and in 1815 moved to Madison Co, O. Farmed very extensively during his residence in Madison Co, O. At one time, he owned the farm upon which he is bur. He sold it to his son, Newman, and it has always remained in the possession of his descendants. Ref: Jane Mitchell Marsh, 6244 South Park St, Chicago, 111., Apt. No. 111. Fur infor London Chap.
MITCHELL, PHILIP, (Hamilton Co.)
Br Pennsylvania. D 1832. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
MITCHELL, SAMUEL, (Miami Co.)
Enl in Va when 16 years of age: served in the Va State Tr. Pensioned 1833 in Miami, Co, O. Br Mch 15, 1759, King George Co, Va. Mar a sister of Daniel Boone, says one report. Mar Malinda Cecil. 1780, say two others. D Apr 25, 1840, Bethel Twp, Miami Co. O. Bur McKendree Chapel. GM D. A. R. with bronze marker. Ref: Pension Bureau U. S. and Vol 56, Natl No. 55,279, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Miami Chap.
MITCHELL, SAMUEL, (Union Co.)
Bur Woods Cem, Unionville, O. Fur infor Hannah Emerson Dustin Chap.
MITCHELL, WILLIAM, (Miami Co.)
Pa Mil. Mar Martha Patterson. On Pens Roll, Miami Co, 1831, age 78. Ref: Natl No. 13,697, p 260, Vol 14, D. A. R. Lin.
MITSCO, CONRAD, (Wayne Co.)
1st NJ Inf. Revolutionary Soldier. D Marshallville, O. Bur Marshallville Cem, west and adjacent to the town. North side of Cem. MI: "Conrad Mitsco, 1st N. J. Inf. Revolutionary Soldier." Fur infor Wooster Wayne Chap.
MIX, AMOS, (Muskingum Co.)
Enl 1776, Pvt under Capt Phineas Porter, Col Wooster, Conn Tr. Widow pensioned on his serv. Br 1759, Waterbury, Conn. Mar Clarinda Barnes. D 1844, Muskingum, O. Ref: Vol 92, p 149, Natl No. 91,460, D. A. R. Lin and Natl No. 59,073.
MIX, JOSIAH, (Portage Co.)
Pvt in Conn Mil. Placed on pension roll, May 13, 1833. Bur Rootstown. Drew pension in Ravenna, 1840. Fur in for Old Northwest Chap.
MIXER, PHINEAS, SR., (Lake Co.)
He was in the serv of Mass. Enl Sept 30, 1777 in Capt Benjamin Bonney's Company. Disch Oct 14, 1777. Br 1756. Mar Abigail Fobes. He removed from Mass to Unionville, O, where he kept tavern in a log house. Fur infor New Conn Chap.