Ann Allison Pounds 105 Kathryn Street Prescott, AR

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1 Honoring Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in Arkansas was a primary focus of State Regent Marylee Schultz for Many of these Revolutionary War Soldier s graves were located years ago, and Mrs. Schultz challenged Arkansas DAR chapters to revisit these graves, see that they are tended, and place a wreath on every grave that can be located in Arkansas. The discovery and marking of the graves of Revolutionary War Soldiers has been an ongoing project of Arkansas DAR. Gratitude is expressed to Clara Eno who was diligent in her search for these graves in the early 1900 s. Miss Eno wrote letters, newspaper articles, and books that are housed in the Arkansas History Commission for reference. The attached chart combines data listing soldiers who have been reported as buried in Arkansas with nearby chapters noted. There may be some soldiers listed that have not been located and/ or proven. Chapters may not be able to locate all of those listed, but try, try, try again. Please check with the local historical society, courthouses for depositions for pensions, local libraries, or Arkansas State Archives. Old minutes and scrapbooks of DAR chapters could give details of early marking of soldier s graves. Let s make finding and honoring a top priority for Regent Schultz s time in office. DAR is only as visible in your area as you and your chapters make it. Invite local county officials, local historical society members, and other hereditary and patriotic groups to attend these special wreath laying ceremonies. Please use this as an opportunity to both announce and celebrate the event. Use your imagination! Make a picture, write an article, publish BEFORE and AFTER the event in your local newspaper. Finally, report your successes and celebrations with me. The search is on! Ann Allison Pounds 105 Kathryn Street Prescott, AR ap5056@me.com 1

2 Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in Arkansas Chart Compiled for Arkansas State Society DAR Regent Marylee Schultz By Arkansas State Society DAR Historian Ann Allison Pounds,2008 Patriots reported to be buried in Arkansas DAR chapters in area & counties where patriot may be buried Service Grave Marked by Source of information Alton, Elijah Johnson Co., Clarksville Chapter; Angel, Lawrence Independence Co (also listed in Johnson Co.,) AR; Chapters:, Clarksville Pension Roll NC Continental Line *Shinn, Josiah. Revolutionary Soldiers Who Are Buried in Arkansas. Arkansas Gazette, 09 Feb 1908; Anspaugh, Benjamin Franklin Buried in family cemetery near Searcy, White Co.; Chapter: Little Red River Grave marked on 1968 by Hot Springs of Arkansas & John Perciful Chapters, NSDAR. 2 Anspaugh, George , White Co near Searcy; Chapter: Little Red River Arbaugh, Francis Johnson Co. Clarksville Chapter; Armstrong, John Independence Co, b NC, buried Batesville. (later report says he may be buried in KY) Chapters: 84 mo service, NC Pensioner *Arkansas DAR Yearbook , p ; Bagley, Asher Bagley, Benjamine Bagley, James Barthelemy, Joseph Bassett, Jonathan future applicants must prove correct service Buried in Old Union Cemetery, Saline Co.; Chapter: Provincia de la Sal Pulaski Co.; Chapters: Major Jacob Gray, Capt. Basil Gaither, Centennial, Gilbert Marshall, Little Rock, Prudence Hall Independence Co.; Chapters: B.24 May 1764, d. 4 Dec Buried in Gaines Belding Cemetery off Malvern Hwy. 5 miles from Hot Pension Roll , 1 st Regiment NJ Continental Line Pension Roll , 1 st Regiment NJ Continental Line Served as Pvt. Under Col. Freeman s Regt. From MA. Grave marked 1977 by Provincia de La Sal Chapter NSDAR. *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.56; *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.14; *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.55

3 Bean, Jesse Beauvais, Antoine Springs, Garland Co.; Chapters: Hot Springs of Arkansas, Akansa, John Perciful Washington Co., Later report states he did not come to AR; Chapter: Marion Arkansas Post, Grand Prairie 3 *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.14 Benedict, John C. Chapter: Cadron Post Cadron Post marked grave 1990 *Paper recorded in AR DAR Historian Files Billet Dit Lajuenesse, *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.14 Anselme Arkansas Billings (Billingsley), John Black, William Bogy, Joseph Bonne, Michel (father) Bonne, Michel (son) Booth, Isaac future applicants must prove correct service Boulard, Louis Boyd, William Bradley, James Bradley, Lawrence * future app. must prove lineage of child Post, Grand Prairie Washington Co , later report states his father served not him; Chapter: Marion Hempstead Co.; Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, Arkansas Co.; Chapters: Arkansas Post, Grand Prairie Arkansas Post, Grand Prairie Buried Lawrence Co. Chapters: Independence Co, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Jonesboro Fayetteville, Washington Co.; Chapter: Marion ; Buried Hempstead Co (also reported in Lafayette Co ;) Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, Texarkana, Paraclifta b. 1758, d. 1828, and buried in the Sulphur Rock Cemetery near Batesville, Independence Co.; Chapters: Independence, Little Red Pensioner 1840 Roll VA Patriotic Service; furnished supplies to Gen Geo. Rogers Clark *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.14; *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.14; Infantry NC Private NC Militia Grave marked by Texarkana Chapter DAR Grave was marked 1967 by Independence Co. Historical Society and AR SAR *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.14; *Eno, Clara, Fifty-Five Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Arkansas, *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.105;

4 River, Strawberry River, Maria Van Buren Brearly, David Yell Co., Chapter: Dardanelle Rock Breeden, Jacob Washington Co.; Chapter: Marion Brown, William Browning, John Radford Hempstead Co. (also listed as Washington Co.) Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek,, Marion , Arkadelphia, Clark Co. Chapter: Arkadelphia Capt. Charles Browning, Culpepper Co., VA, Bryan, William Bryant, Benjamin *future app must prove correct service Carnahan, John Carothers, John Cheatham, William Clark, Benjamin b. 1781, couldn t have been soldier; Pope Co.; Chapters: Persis Lovely, Clarksville b. 1760, d. ca Buried Collegeville Cemetery on E. side of Hwy 5 N., Saline Co.(also listed in Pulaski Co;) Chapters: Major Jacob Gray, Capt. Basil Gaither, Centennial, Gilbert Marshall, Little Rock, Prudence Hall, Provincia de la Sal Buried in Cane Hill Cemetery at Lincoln, Washington Co.; Chapter: Marion b. 12 Jul. 1746, d.1841, Independence Co.; Chapters: , death Hempstead Co.; Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, Texarkana, Paraclifta b in KY, d Buried at Morrisetta, 6 miles E. of Washington, Hempstead Co. May have been moved to Clarksville, TX.; Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, 1st Ogden Regt, NJ Lt in Moorehead s Col PA Regiment SC Militia; Pensioner Roll He was a pensioner and buried at Old Cemetery at Washington but his grave was not found. Grave marked by Provincia de La Sal Chapter NSDAR Grave marked by Marion Chapter. NSDAR Grave marked 6 April 1932 by John Cain Chapter., NSDAR. *Paper filed in AR DAR Historian files. *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.57-58; *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1918, p. 70; *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.87. *Shinn, Josiah. Revolutionary Soldiers Who Are Buried in Arkansas. Arkansas Gazette, 09 Feb 1908; *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1915, p. 82; *Arkansas Historical Markers, p

5 Clark, William Hempstead Co., Morrisetta which is 7 mi. NE of Washington; Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, Clausin, Peter Collins, Abraham Buried at Washington, Hempstead Co.; Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, Collins, Eli b. ca. 1757, age 83 in 1840, d. 1844; buried in Washington, AR, Hempstead County; Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, Conway, William Cook, Berry Hempstead Co.; Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, Hempstead Co.; Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, Soldier *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1918, p. 70. NC Regiment SC Militia; pension roll of Grave marked 1932 by the John Cain Chapter. NSDAR. Grave also marked by John Cain Chapter, Benjamin Culp Chapter, & Old Military Road Chapter *Arkansas Historical Markers, p Cook, Charles Clark Co.; Chapter: Arkadelphia Cook, Benjamin b Bulloch Co., GA, d. 27 Feb. 1846; buried Shady Grove Church, east of El Dorado, Union County; Chapters: Robert Rosamond, Capt. Robert Abernathy Pvt. in the 1st GA Militia; Pension Roll 1840 Grave marked 1911 by Pine Bluff Chapter NSDAR *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p ; *Arkansas Historical Markers, p. 35; Cooper, William Rev. Copeland, David Cornish, John Coughran, George St. Francis Co ; Chapters: William Strong, Robert Crittenden Birth: (CIRCA) 1750 IRELAND Death:(ANTE) 26 Jan 1824 Morrilton; Chapter: General William Lewis Union Co.; Chapters: Robert Rosamond, Capt. Robert Abernathy DeQueen, Sevier Co.; Chapter: Paraclifta Hero of Rev. War *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1916, p. 49; NC Soldier Pension rejected

6 Cousott, Francois Crawford, James Crawford, Oliver Crawford County; Chapters: Ft. Smith, Mary Fuller Percival , Little Rock, Pulaski Co.; Chapters: Major Jacob Gray, Capt. Basil Gaither, Centennial, Gilbert Marshall, Little Rock, Prudence Hal Calvary from Augusta Co., VA Croom, Isaac Soldier *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1922, p. 29 Crow, Benjamin Crownover, Daniel b in VA. d in Clark Co.; Chapter: Arkadelphia , buried Spring Creek Graveyard, 3 mi. N. of Danville, Yell Co.(also reported in Pope Co;) Chapters: Persis Lovely, Clarksville Private in Stinson s Company, 8 th Regiment SC; Pension Roll 1840, age 77; Served from both VA and SC and was at Yorktown when Cornwallis surrendered Tombstone placed by Arkadelphia Chapter NSDAR in 1971 on N. side of Hwy. 26 before intersection of Christian Campground Road. Grave was marked by Dardanelle Rock Chapter DAR *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.41; *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1972, p.71; *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1915, p. 83; Cryer, Morgan, Sr. b. 22 Feb. 1753, d. 27 Nov 1833; grave was destroyed by the AR Hwy Dept. during road construction. Clark County (also reported Hempstead Co.) Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek,, Arkadelphia Dardenne, Jean Baptiste Davis, David Ward Draper, James; treat as new ancestor Duchassin, Jean Baptiste , Died in Haynes, AR, St. Francis Co. (also reported in Lee Co.;) Chapter: William Strong, William Strong, Robert Crittenden Pensioner; SC Militia Marker was placed by Arkadelphia Chapter NSDAR 1990 at the south end of the hwy. 67 bridge over Caddo River on the east side 6 *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.43; Soldier *AR DAR Yearbook 1920, p. 57; , Arkansas Private under Pickens Dumvill, Robert C to 1819, Hempstead Co, Foot soldier Capt. Wats,

7 Evans, Polk Fagot, Andre Ferguson, Alexander AR; Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, Madison Co; Chapters: Marion, Bois D Arc Proctor, AR, St. Francis Co.; Chapters: William Strong, Robert Crittenden b and d.14 Oct Lawrence Co.; Chapters: Independence County, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Jonesboro Col John Marshall PA Continental *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1913, p. 33; Soldier *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 82 Ferguson, James Pensioner on Pension *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1938, p. 94; Roll 1840 *Shinn, Josiah, Revolutionary Soldiers Who Are Buried in Arkansas. Arkansas Gazette, 09 Feb 1908; Finley, Uz Washington Co.; Chapter: Marion Fletcher, John Gould Fletcher, Richard Francis, Henry Gage, James Randolph Co. died in Lawrence Co Buried at Old Lindsey Graveyard at Middlebrook;(also listed in Randolph Co.) Chapters: Independence County, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Jonesboro Randolph Co., ; (also reported in Lawrence Co.;) Chapters: Independence County, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Jonesboro d. 28 June 1840 He is buried in Springfield Cemetery, Horsehead Creek, Johnson Co.; Clarksville Chapter; , Madison Co.; Chapters: Marion, Bois D Arc NC Artillery *DAR Yearbook 1919, p. 95; Last of the King s Mountain Heroes Pensioner in 1840, age 86. Garvin, Thomas b. Feb in Augustin Co., VA. d. 23 Nov buried at Cain Hill Cemetery, Washington Co.; Chapter: Marion Served with his wagon team from ; Pension Roll 1840, age Grave marked by his grandson, Dr. W.N. Yates and Marion Chapter. DAR, 4 June 1977 *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 81. *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.88-89; 7

8 Gerstaecker, Frederick Glass, William H. Lee County, possibly Prairie Point; Chapter: William Strong * DAR Searches for Graves of War Soldiers, Phillips County Progress, Sept 5, Grabert, Jean Baptiste (father) Plaque Plaque honoring 26 Rev. War Soldiers hangs in Courthouse Grabert, Jean Baptiste (son) Plaque Plaque honoring 26 Rev. War Soldiers hangs in Courthouse Graham, Peter , Washington Co., AR Chapter: Marion Private Capt. Dixon, CL Line Graves, Phillip Hempstead Co.; Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, Gray, Jacob b. NC 1762, d in Jacksonville at old family homestead, Pulaski Co.; Chapters: Major Jacob Gray, Capt. Basil Gaither, Centennial, Gilbert Marshall, Little Rock, Prudence Hall Pension Roll , age 71. SC Militia & NC Regiment Graves destroyed years ago. Marker placed in park near gravesite by Major Jacob Gray Chapter DAR in 2007 Marker info from Major Jacob Gray Chapter DAR; Gray, Shared b. NC 1758, d in Jacksonville at old family homestead, Pulaski Co.; Chapters: Major Jacob Gray, Capt. Basil Gaither, Centennial, Gilbert Marshall, Little Rock, Prudence Pension Roll , age 77. NC Militia Graves destroyed years ago. Marker placed in park near gravesite by Major Jacob Gray Chapter DAR in 2007 Hall Grey, Phillip Gregg, Samuel B. 12 Dec 1757 VA, d.1838 and buried Gehring Chapel Cemetery, Washington Co.; Chapter: Marion Pvt Buchanan CO Vance s VA Regiment; Pension Roll 1840, age 88. Grave marked by Marion Chapter NSDAR and Thomas Fox Chapter DAC in 1933 *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.86; Hall, John Chapter: Prudence Hall Prudence Hall Chapter DAR Hanna, Samuel; future app. Must prove correct service , buried Washington Co.; Chapter: Marion Captain Wm. Moorehead Hardin, Joseph Buried in Independence Co.; Chapters: Independence, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Maria Van Buren NC Militia *AR DAR Yearbook 1916, p. 50; Hardin, Joseph Sr. Buried in Independence Co.; 8

9 Hardin, Benjamin Jr. Chapters: Independence, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Maria Van Buren b.1764, d. 27 May 1848, buried in Wyatt-Dodd-Hardin Cemetery near Batesville, Independence Co.; Chapters: Independence, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Maria Van Buren Pvt. in Rifle Company NC, Pensioner. Grave was marked 20 Oct by Gilbert Marshall Chapter NSDAR and Independence. Co. Hist. Society. 9 *AR DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 82. *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.104; membership; *Shinn, Josiah. Revolutionary Soldiers Who Are Buried in Arkansas. Arkansas Gazette, 09 Feb Hicks, William Soldier *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1922, p. 29 Hill, Joel Jackson Co.; Chapters: Jonesboro, Independence Holman, John b. ca Buried in Washington, AR, Hempstead Co.; Arkansas Historical Markers states that John may have been buried in Paris, TX. Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, VA Continental Line; Grave was marked by John Cain Chapter. NSDAR1932. Grave also marked by John Cain, Benjamin Culp, and Old Military Road Chapters1990. *DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 81. *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.37-39; Imbeau, Jean Baptiste Chapter: Arkansas Post Hudson, Edward; future app must prove correct service Janes, John Jardelas, Pierre Jenkins, William (Wilson) Jennings, Edward Jennings, Soldren Rosco Johnson, Edward, Sr. Future app. Must prove , buried Upshaw Graveyard, 20 mi. NW of Pocahontas, Randolph Co.; Chapters: Jonesboro, Strawberry River Randolph Co. buried in Old Janes Cemetery, 1 mile S. of Ravenden Springs; Chapters: Jonesboro, Strawberry River , Ark. Post, Arkansas Co.: Chapter: Arkansas Post , buried Murfreesboro, Pike Co.; Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, St. Francis Co; Chapters: William Strong, Robert Crittenden b in NC and d.1846 in AR. Buried in Mound Cemetery, about Pension Roll 1840, age 84, pension bureau said pension denied because he could not prove his service. Pensioner, VA Patriotic Service, Holmes, Honor & Fidelity, p Pension Roll 1840 Infantry Grave marked by Texarkana Chapter DAR Grave marked 14 June 1954 by Caddo District, NSDAR *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 83; *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1916, p. 50; *NSDAR List Revolutionary Soldiers e-membership; * DAR Searches for Graves of War Soldiers, Phillips County Progress, Sept. 5, *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.37-39;

10 correct service 2 miles beyond Columbus, Hempstead Co.; Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, 10 Johnson, Jacob Johnson Co.; Clarksville Chapter; Johnson, Roger Benton Co. near Lamar (also reported in Johnson Co.), Chapters Lovely Purchase, Enoch Ashley, James Bright, Clarksville Soldier NC *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1919, p. 95. Johnson, William Buried in Pioneer Cemetery, Batesville, Independence Co.; Chapters: Independence, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Maria Van Buren Capt. NC Militia Marker dedicated by Little Rock Chapter DAR, Gen. George Izard Chapter United Daughters of 1812, Independence Co. Chapter DAR, Independence Co. Historical Society and Batesville Genealogical Society in *Arkansas Historical Markers, p ; Jones, Phillip , buried Johnson Co.; Clarksville Chapter; Private Capt Wm Finney Juett, Thomas Johnson Co.; Clarksville Chapter; Justice, Amos Keele, Frederick Kelly, William (Billy) Kirby, Christopher Kuykendall, Adam Kuykendall, Joseph , buried Davidsonville, Lawrence Co., Chapters: , Lawrence Co.; Chapters: Independence, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Maria Van Buren Buried in common cemetery at Potash Sulphur Springs; Chapters: Hot Springs of Arkansas, Akansa, John Perciful Marion Chapter DAR Fayetteville, Washington Co. reported he was on courthouse; Chapter: Marion , Conway Co.; Chapter: Gen. William Lewis Pulaski Co. d ; Chapters: Major Jacob Gray, Capt. Basil Gaither, Centennial, Gilbert Marshall, Little Rock, Prudence Soldier Soldier *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1915, p. 83. Ensign *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1930, p. 101; Patriotic Service Pensioner. *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1916, p. 49.

11 Lafferty, John, future app. must prove correct service La noir de Serville, Auguste Latimer, Wetherel Leancy, William Hall b in Ireland and d at Lafferty Creek in Union Twp. in Independence Co.; Chapters: d. Pine Bluff, Jefferson Co.; Chapter: Pine Bluff, John Almont , buried near the county line of Pope and Johnson, near Clarksville; Chapters: Persis Lovely, Clarksville St. Francis Co. died 1847; Chapters: William Strong, Robert Crittenden Capt. Smith s Co., Col. Thomas Folk's Regt, 4th NC Line; Pensioner French Marine under Count de Grasse, wounded Yorktown, VA Pension application in NC In battles of King s Mtn., Eutaw Springs, Cowpens and Gilford Court House Marker by Pine Bluff Chapter NSDAR 1920 *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.22-23; *DAR Yearbook 1917, p. 84 info. from the CT State Library; *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1918, p. 70; Leeper, James and is buried on the Ellis Duncan farm near Combs Chapel near Fayetteville, Washington Co.; Chapter: Marion NC Militia, Pension Roll age 77, 1840 Pension Roll Grave marked 1927 by Fayetteville Chapter DAR. Fence around grave erected by DAR *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.82-83; Leslie, Samuel Lewis, E. M, son of William Lewis Lewis, William John Miller, future app. must prove correct service Phillips Co.; Chapter: Arkansas Post, Grand Prairie, William Strong Potash Sulphur Springs, buried in the common cemetery; Chapters: Hot Springs of Arkansas, Akansa, John Perciful , Little Rock, Pulaski Co.; Chapters: Major Jacob Gray, Capt. Basil Gaither, Centennial, Gilbert Marshall, Little Rock, Prudence Hall Liggitt, John Washington Co.; Chapter: Marion Pension Roll 1840, age 77 Lindsey, Caleb Pulaski Co.; Chapters: Major Jacob Gray, Capt. Basil Gaither, Centennial, Gilbert Marshall, Little Rock, Prudence Hall James Bate Chapter, 1990 * DAR Searches for Graves of War Soldiers, Phillips County Progress, Sept. 5, *AR DAR Yearbook 1915, p. 83. Grave marked by the Little Rock Chapter DAR. The marker was placed at Peabody School, later moved to Old State House, and now at Mt. Holly Cemetery in lot of Governor William Miller 11 *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1915, p. 83; *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 83;

12 Lindsey, James Lopez, Andreas Lovely, William L. Lumley, William Lyons, Matthew, future app. must prove lineage of child Marney, Amos McCarroll, Nathaniel , died Pulaski Co. (marker in Grant Co.) Chapters: Major Jacob Gray, Capt. Basil Gaither, Centennial, Gilbert Marshall, Little Rock, Prudence Hall Arkansas Post, Grand Prairie Buried near mouth of Illinois Bayou near Russellville, Pope Co.(also reported in Crawford Co.) Chapters: Ft. Smith, Mary Fuller Percival, Persis Lovely, Clarksville Lawrence Co.; Chapters: Independence County, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Jonesboro , d. Spadra Bluff, Crawford Co.; remains moved to KY 10 yrs. After death.(also reported in Johnson County); Chapters: Clarksville, Ft. Smith, Mary Fuller Percival, Lovely Major , Crawford Co.; Chapters: Ft. Smith, Mary Fuller Percival, Lovely Major , buried Bethel Cemetery, Lawrence Co.; Chapters: Soldier at King s Mtn. Battles of Saratoga, Stony Point, Yorktown; 3 rd & 4 th Virginia Regiments Colonel in Revolutionary War Private VA Private under Andrew Pickens; pensioner Grave marked by Persis Lovely Chapter and Maria Van Buren Chapter NSDAR. Gov t memorial marker also near site. *Arkansas Historical Markers, p *AR DAR Yearbook, 1916, p. 48; McCullough, John Dallas Co.; Chapter: Chicot Trace Pension rejected McCullough, Nancy Dallas Co.; Chapter: Chicot Trace Pension rejected McKissick, Jane Wilson ; Chapters: Persis Lovely, Clarksville McKissick, Isaac McKnight, William Pope Co.; Chapters: Persis Lovely, Clarksville Independence Co.; Chapters: Cared for wounded and dead Patriots in NC Marker placed at Centerton, near Bentonville, Benton Co. by James Bright Chapter. *Arkansas Historical Markers, p b SC Pensioner, age 80 in *AR DAR Yearbook, 1914, p. 82; Menard, Francois 12

13 Messager, Marie Milam, Jordan Mileham, Jordan Miller, Simon, Jr. data in correction file Minsker, George Mobley, Clement Mobley, Isaiah Buried in Old Milam (Silver Valley) Cemetery, Harrison, Boone Co.; Chapters: Harrison Colony, Capt. Nathan Watkins, Bois d arc, Abendschone , buried Carroll Co.; Chapter: Abendschone buried Crawford Co., vicinity of Mulberry; Chapters: Ft. Smith, Mary Fuller Percival, Lovely Major , buried Lawrence Co; Chapters: Independence County, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Jonesboro buried Crawford Co.; Chapters: Ft. Smith, Mary Fuller Percival, Lovely Major buried Crawford Co. Buried La Rue Cemetery, 16 mi. N. of Van Buren; Chapters: Ft. Smith, Mary Fuller Percival Pvt. Penn s Regiment of VA Militia Wreath placed at grave by Harrison Colony Chapter NSDAR and rededicated by Jordan Milam Chapter of the SAR *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.97. Private Ensign Grave marked by Mary Fuller Perciful Chapter 1983 *AR DAR Yearbook 1919, p. 95; Private SC Militia SC Militia Wreath placed on grave by Mary Fuller Perciful Chapter Wreath placed on grave by Mary Fuller Perciful Chapter *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1913, p. 33; *Shinn, Josiah. Revolutionary Soldiers Who Are Buried in Arkansas. Arkansas Gazette, 09 Feb 1908; *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1913, p. 33; *Shinn, Josiah. Revolutionary Soldiers Who Are Buried in Arkansas. Arkansas Gazette, 09 Feb 1908; Moffett, Solomon Near Hope, Hempstead Co. soldier *Information filed in AR State Historian s File, Reported Murphy (Murry), Arthur Washington Co.(also reported in Lawrence Co.) Chapters: Independence County, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Jonesboro, Marion Served in NC Continental Line, Pension Roll , age 72 *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 83. Murphy, Bartholomew Poinsett Co.; Chapter: Jonesboro Pension rejected Murray, Henry buried Salem, AR;.) Private *NSDAR List Revolutionary Soldiers buried in Arkansas listed in e Chapters: Independence County, membership Little Red River, Strawberry River, Jonesboro Dallas Co 13

14 Neal, James , Stewart Cemetery near Lancaster, Crawford Co; Chapters: Ft. Smith, Mary Fuller Percival GA Militia Wreath placed by Mary Fuller Perciful Chapter Nelson, Enoch Miller Co.; Chapter: Texarkana Pension rejected Nix, John G., data in correction file , buried Columbia Co; Chapters: Robert Rosamond, Private membership Tate s Bluff O Rear, Daniel Chapter: Mary Perciful Mary Perciful Chapter *Arkansas DAR Yearbook , p. 87. Orrick, William , buried up the creek from 1840 Pension Roll, age Mountainburg, formerly Crawford Co. 85 but now Washington Co.; Chapters: Ft. Smith, Mary Fuller Percival, Lovely Major Owens, Benjamin Pelham, Charles Conway Co.; Chapter: General William Lewis Independence Co., Batesville; Chapters: Independence County, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Jonesboro Percival, John b. 6 Nov 1754 in MA and died 13 June 1837, Garland Co.; Chapters: Hot Springs of Arkansas, Akansa, John Perciful Perthuis Dit Lajanvry, Louis Phelan, Thomas Pertguis Dit Chevalier, Pierre buried Washington Co.; Chapter: Marion Crawford Co. Chapters: Ft. Smith, Mary Fuller Percival Crawford Co.; Chapters: Ft. Smith, Mary Fuller Percival 14 *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 83; Pension rejected, not in for over 6 mo. Soldier *AR DAR Yearbook p. 84.; Marked in 1936 by Hot Springs of Arkansas NSDAR; site of first permanent settler of Hot Springs, at Dillard s Home Center, Spring Street at Broadway *Arkansas Historical Markers, p Private Peters, Agnes Catherine Pension denied Peters, Henry Pension rejected Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in Arkansas, DAR AR State Phelan, Thomas Washington Co.; Chapter: Marion Pension rejected Phelan, Charles Phillips, James Independence Co.; Chapters: b. 1746, d Buried in old cemetery now covered by business houses, Van Buren, Crawford County; PA Militia; Pension Rolls 1834 Marker placed in Fairview Cemetery by Mary Fuller Percival Chapter NSDAR. *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 81; *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1913, p.33; *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.79-80;

15 Founder of Phillips Landing (now Van Buren.) Chapters: Ft. Smith, Mary Fuller Percival Philpot, Warren Washington Co.; Chapter: Marion Pension Roll 1840, age 84. NC Militia Pinot, Antoine Pistole, Charles Pringle, Christian Pugh, Elijah Pyeatt, Jacob Quinton, Samuel Racine, Marie Louise Catherine Raines, James Rainey, John Ramsay, Andrew buried Independence Co.; Chapters: Independence, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Maria Van Buren buried Arkansas Post, Arkansas Co.; Chapters: Arkansas Post, Grand Prairie Clark Co ; Chapter: Arkadelphia Buried in Cane Hill Cemetery at Lincoln, Washington Co.; Chapter: Marion , buried Polk Co.; Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, Texarkana, Paraclifta buried Arkansas Co.; Chapters: Arkansas Post, Grand Prairie Sevier Co., later reported he was buried in KY? Chapter: Paraclifta buried Independence Co.; Chapters: Independence, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Maria Van Buren buried Batesville, AR; Chapters: Independence, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Maria Van Buren 15 *Shinn, Josiah. Revolutionary Soldiers Who Are Buried in Arkansas. Arkansas Gazette, 09 Feb Private Soldier Gen. Marion s SC Pvt Capt. Clark s Regt. VA Grave marked by the Marion *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.87; State Troops Chapter NSDAR *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1913, p. 32; Private Patriotic Service Applied pension, Sevier Co. NJ Ranger under Gen Gates Randleman, Martin Washington Co.; Chapter: Marion Pension Roll 1840, age 77. *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1917, p. 84. *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1918, p. 70; Private membership *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 83;

16 Ratcliff, John Reeder, Micajah Ritchie (Rickie), Peter Robertson, Elisha Robins, John Robinson, Hardy Robinson, John Robinson, John buried Saline Co.; Chapter: Provincia de la Sal Buried Vineyard Cemetery, Washington Co. Chapter: Marion Waldron, Scott Co.; Chapter: Paraclifta, Mine Creek died Pine Bluff, Jefferson Co.; Chapters: Pine Bluff, John McAlmont Pulaski Co.; Chapters: Major Jacob Gray, Capt. Basil Gaither, Centennial, Gilbert Marshall, Little Rock, Prudence Hall Buried in the Thornberry Cemetery, Benton Co.; Chapters: Lovely Purchase, Enoch Ashley, James Bright b , d. near Swifton, Jackson Co.; Chapters: Jonesboro, Independence Private SC Soldier Pension Roll 1840, age 98 Marker placed by Marion Chapter NSDAR 16 *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.90; *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 83. Private Pension rejected Pensioner; Pvt. NC Capt. W. Alexander s Co.; Dragoon in Col. W. Hampton s Regiment Pennsylvania Militia; pensioner 1834 Marked by Marion Chapter NSDAR *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 81; *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.91; *Shinn, Josiah. Revolutionary Soldiers Who Are Buried in Arkansas. Arkansas Gazette, 09 Feb Roddy, Alexander Augusta, Woodruff Co.; Chapters: William Strong, Jonesboro Royal, John Pulaski Co.; Chapters: Major Jacob Gray, Capt. Basil Gaither, Centennial, Gilbert Marshall, Little Rock, Prudence Hall Rudd, William b. NC, buried in Conner/Rudd Spanish sailor & took *G-G-G granddaughter Shirley H. Pyron DAR Community just off Hwy.103S in wife s last name after Carroll County, about 8 mi. S.of marrying her Green Forest. Chapter: Abendschone Ruddell, Theodosia Near Batesville, Independence taken prisoner, prepared *AR DAR Yearbook 1916, p. 49;

17 Linn Mrs. Ruddell, George Ruddell, George Rust (Rusk, Rush), George Sabin, Anson, Sr. Co ; husband John not buried in AR; Chapters: Independence Co.; Chapters: ; Chapters: buried Union Co.; Chapters: Robert Rosamond, Capt. Robert Abernathy Buried in or near Hot Springs, Garland Co.; Chapters: Hot Springs of Arkansas, Akansa, John Perciful balls for husband and others Served under father, Capt. Isaac Ruddell Capt. VA 17 Lieutenant *AR DAR Yearbook 1915, p. 83; Scott, Hannah Pension rejected Scott, Henry Washington Co; Chapter: Marion Scott, M.W. Pension rejected Schaffer, John Scull, Hewes (Heines) , buried Lawrence Co.; Chapters: Independence, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Maria Van Buren Arkansas Co.; Chapters: Arkansas Post, Grand Prairie Private Relatives say he could not have been in Rev. War Shaw, Crawford Co.; Chapters: Ft. Smith, Mary Fuller Percival Made claim in 1832 Smith, Aaron Washington Co Chapter: Marion Pension Roll 1840, age 75 *AR DAR Yearbook 1915, p. 83 *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 83, Smith, Agnes Pension rejected Eno, Clara, Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Arkansas, p Smith, George buried Sevier Co Private Smith, John Smith, John buried Pulaski Co; Chapters: Major Jacob Gray, Capt. Basil Gaither, Centennial, Gilbert Marshall, Little Rock, Prudence Hall Jackson Co.; Chapters: Jonesboro, Independence Private *Arkansas DAR Yearbook , p. 58;

18 Smith, Sara Stillwell, Joseph Souligny Le Duc, Louis Stillwell, Joseph Stewart, James Crawford Co.; Chapters: Ft. Smith, Mary Fuller Percival buried Arkansas Co. at or near Arkansas Post, AR; Chapters: Buried Boggans Cemetery SW of Gillett, Arkansas Co., AR; Chapters: Arkansas Post, Grand Prairie Madison Co.; Chapters: Marion, Bois D Arc Private, Patriotic Service NJ Militia Pensioner, age 87 in Grave marked by the Grand Prairie Chapter NSDAR and Grand Prairie Hist. Soc. in *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.14; *AR DAR Yearbook 1916, p. 49; *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.16-17; *AR DAR Yearbook 1916, p.49; *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1972, p.71; *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 82. Stokes, Montfort buried Fort Gibson, AR Soldier Strickland, David buried Miller Co, AR; Chapter: Texarkana Sergeant Sutherland, Daniel buried Madison Co., AR; Chapters: Marion, Bois D Arc Pension Roll 1840, age 85, Private Tate, Anderson (Andrew) Tate, George Thorne, Peter Thomas Titsworth, Isaac Ouachita Co. Born in Orange Co., SC. He was buried in the Old Tate Cemetery, 3 miles South of Tate's Bluff, near Chidester, AR on Boiling Point Road; Chapters: Tate s Bluff Ouachita Co. Born in Orange Co., SC. He was buried in the Old Tate Cemetery, 3 miles South of Tate's Bluff, near Chidester, AR on Boiling Point Road; Chapters: Tate s Bluff Camden, AR, Ouachita Co.; Chapter: Tate s Bluff Buried at the foot of Short Mountain, 3 miles from Paris, Logan Co., AR; Chapter: Mary Fuller Percival, Ft. Smith Pension Roll 1840 Pension Roll 1840 Pension Roll 1840 Grave was marked in 1978 by the Benjamin Culp Chapter DAR Grave was marked in 1978 by the Benjamin Culp Chapter DAR Col. J.A. Reeves had a government marker and planned to set it as near the location of the grave as he could determine. Camden, AR Ouachita Co. *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 83. *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1915, p *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 83. *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1915, p *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p ; *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1915, p. 82. *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1916, p. 49;

19 Tollett, John Trent, Henry Vance, David Vann, James Vann, Jesse VanZant, James Vasseur, Stanilaus Le Vaugine, Francois; This person is a proven patriot with NO DAR applications Vilemont, Charles de Walker, Archilaw Walker, David Ward, John Warmack, Johnson Waters, George buried Miller Co., AR; Chapter: Texarkana buried Miller Co., AR; Chapter: Texarkana Independence Co.; Chapters: Randolph Co.(also reported in Perry Co.;) Chapters: General William Lewis, Cadron Post, Jonesboro, Strawberry River Conway Co ; Chapter: General William Lewis Lawrence Co.; Chapters: Independence County, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Jonesboro Sergeant, Patriotic Service Private Pensioner; VA Continental Line *Shinn, Josiah. Revolutionary Soldiers Who Are Buried in Arkansas. Arkansas Gazette, 09 Feb Pensioner in 1833 PA Continental Line Buried at St. Mary s Patriotic Service Catholic Church Cemetery on Plum Bayou across AR River from Pine Bluff, Jefferson Co., AR; Chapters: Pine Bluff, John McAlmont Arkansas Post, Grand Prairie Marion Chapter DAR Fayetteville, Washington Co. reported he was on courthouse; Chapter: Marion Phillips Co.; Chapter: Arkansas Post, Grand Prairie, William Strong Pension application was from Madison Co. (also listed in Washington Co.) Chapters: Marion, Bois D Arc Enlisted from Burke Co., NC Grave Marked 1991 by Pine Bluff and John McAlmont Chapters NSDAR 19 *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1916, p. 49. *Arkansas DAR Yearbook P. 82; *Shinn, Josiah. Revolutionary Soldiers Who Are Buried in Arkansas. Arkansas Gazette, 09 Feb *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.26-27; *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1930, p *Eno, Clara, Fifty-Five Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Arkansas, James Bate Chapter, * DAR Searches for Graves of War Soldiers, Phillips County Progress, Sept. 5, *AR DAR Yearbook 1916, p. 50. Weldon, John b. 1759, d. Independence Co.; SC Continental Line

20 Wideman, Thomas Wilkins, William Williams, James Chapters: Independence, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Maria Van Buren Jackson Co , buried in Wideman Cemetery; Chapters: Jonesboro, Independence buried Crittenden Co., AR; Chapter: Charlevoix buried Washington, AR, Hempstead Co.; Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, Home Guard *Shinn, Josiah. Revolutionary Soldiers Who Are Buried in Arkansas. Arkansas Gazette, 09 Feb *Eno, Clara, Fifty-Five Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Arkansas, Private Served in battles along VA border, Private Grave marked by John Cain Chapter DAR, Benjamin Culp Chapter DAR, and Old Military Road Chapter DAR 1990 *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1914, p. 81; *Arkansas Historical Markers, p.37-39; Williams, Sam Madison Co.; Chapters: Marion, Bois D Arc Wilson, John Washington Co.; Chapter: Marion Wilson, Josiah Buried near Browntown, sw part of state; Chapters: John Cain, Benjamin Culp, Mine Creek, *Eno, Clara, Fifty-Five Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Arkansas, Wood, Obadiah Woods, William Woodward, Lewis Wyatt, John future app. must prove correct service buried Marion Co., AR; Chapters: Harrison Colony, Capt. Nathan Watkins buried Marion Co., AR; Chapters: Harrison Colony, Capt. Nathan Watkins Crawford County; Chapters: Ft. Smith, Mary Fuller Percival, Lovely Major , supposed to be buried in Batesville area, Independence Co., AR; Chapters: Independence, Little Red River, Strawberry River, Maria Van Buren Private, Pension Roll 1840, age 95 Jones, W.R., History of Marion County. Yellville Mountain Echo microfilm Nov. 11, 1929 *Eno, Clara, Fifty-Five Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Arkansas, *Arkansas DAR Yearbook 1930, p. 101; 20

21 Bibliography: Books: Arkansas Historical Markers, Arkansas State Society Daughters of the American Revolution. Edited by Susan Page Veal, Articles in Newspapers or Books Eno, Clara, DAR Committee Locates Graves of Revolutionary Eno, Clara, Fifty-Five Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Arkansas, Filed in Eno, Clara, Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Arkansas, p Filed in Jones, W.R., History of Marion County. Yellville Mountain Echo microfilm Nov. 11, 1929 Shinn, Josiah. Revolutionary Soldiers Who Are Buried in Arkansas. Arkansas Gazette, 09 Feb DAR Searches for Graves of War Soldiers, Phillips County Progress, Sept 5, Websites NSDAR List Revolutionary Soldiers buried in Arkansas, DAR Website for members, e-membership Historical Files Arkansas State DAR Yearbooks, Arkansas State Historian Files. Burkett, Bennie (Mrs. Billy J.) Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in Arkansas, County by County List. DAR AR State Historian Files, Holt, Mrs. Frankie Young, Revolutionary War Soldiers Who Came to Arkansas, DAR AR State Historian Files,