Orange County NcArchives Military Records.....Williams, James 1832
Revwar - Pension 
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Pension
Revolutionary soldier JAMES WILLIAMS (born 1758) was born on the St. Lawrence 
River enroute to Munster, Ireland, where he lived until he was about 12 years 
old. His parents then emigrated to the United States and settled near 
Hillsboro, Orange. Williams enlisted in 1780 and served as Drum Major for 18 
months with Capt. McGibbony's Company. James McKay was Lieutenant. The company 
was under the command of Gen. Smallwood. After the war Williams returned to 
Orange County. He petitioned for and was awarded a pension in 1832. He was 74 
year old. There is no family information in the petition application. 

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