Buncombe County NcArchives Military Records.....Maybin, Matthew 
Revwar - Pension 
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MATTHEW MAYBIN OR MAYBEN
of North Carolina

   Matthew Maybin, Maben or Mayben applied for revolutionary pension while
living in Buncombe County, N. C. He was born in County Antrim, Ireland, January
13, 1756. He enlisted in January, 1775, and served eight tours, over two years
in all and to the close of the War, in South Carolina troops under Captains
Thomas Gordon, William Waddleton, or Waddington, James Lisle, David Dickson or
Dixon, Caldwell, Frederick Lipham, and Colonels John Lisle, Jack, Brannam,
Philemon Waters, and James Miller. He was in the battles of Rocky Mount, Hanging
Rock and Fishing Creek. In 1772 he moved to Charleston, S. C., and a short time
later to Ninety-Six District, that part which later became Newbery District. In
January 1782, he moved to Colonel Earl's Station in Rutherford County and in
1790 he moved to Green River in Buncombe County, N. C. He was still living May
29, 1839. There are no family data in his pension papers.


Additional Comments:
From:

Some Tennessee Heroes of the Revolution
PAMPHLET NO. V
Compiled From Pension Statements
By
Zella Armstrong

Tennessee connection of the pensioner not specified

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