Bladen County NcArchives Military Records.....Bryant, William 1833
Revwar - Pension 
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Pension
Revolutionary soldier WILLIAM BRYANT (S8089) of Bladen enlisted in 1776 in the 
Bladen Militia. He served as a private in Capt. Hearndon's Company under 
command of Col. Thomas Brown for nine months. He then reenlisted in the fall 
of 1777 under Capt. Charles Bullock commanded by Col. Brown and served three 
months. This militia was formed from parts of Bladen that now include the 
Counties of Robeson and Columbus. BRYANT volunteered a third time in 1781 in 
Capt. Willis' Company. He was engaged in several skirmishes with Tories 
including one at Cross Creek and one at Moore's Creek Bridge.
    He petitioned for pension on 27 July 1833 from Bladen at the age of 76. He 
was born on Brown Marsh in Bladen on May 14, 1757. There was no additional 
family information given. 

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