Garrard Co KY - PENSION:  Benjamin Sutton - Revolutionary War

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                          Benjamin Sutton 
                                      
   Benjamin SUTTON of Gerrard Co. Ky, received a pension for his service
   in the Revolutionary War. He served as a private for 3 years beginning
   in 1777. He entered service in Culpeper Co. Va and was in the battles
   of Brandywine, Germantown and Monmouth. As a result of this service he
   was granted a pension of $80 per year beginning on 4 Mar 1831.
   Following his death on 17 Apr 1833, his wife, the former Mary ARNOLD,
   applied for and continued to receive the pension until her death in
   1841.