REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION APPLICATION - JOHN WALL

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JOHN WALL
WYTHE COUNTY
PRIVATE
GEORGIA LINE
$96.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE
$694.92 AMOUNT RECEIVED
JUNE 20, 1825 PENSION STARTED
AGE 79
JOHN WALL, WAKE & WYTHE

John Wall, age 72 in 1825, enlisted in Wake Co., NC, on 15 Jul 1777, under Capt. 
Drury Cade's Company, Col. Leonard Marbury's Georgia Regt. He was in the battle 
of Fort Barrington and Nassau River in Florida against the British and Indians. 
He was discharged 15 Jan 1779, and his pension was allowed 16 Aug 1823 in Wythe 
Co., Va. In 1825 he had a wife Sarah, and a daughter, Betsey, age 23. John Wall 
of Wythe Co. appeared in Surrey Co. 27 Jan 1823. William Wall made oath in Surry 
Co. before John Perkins that he also served with John Wall. William Wall had a 
distant connection to John Wall. John Perkins knew John Wall 8 or 10 years. John 
also served with William Hill. John Wall was a shoemaker.