Wilkes County NcArchives Military Records.....Isbell, Thomas November 19, 1913
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War Record
Thomas Isbell (1753-1819)

Thomas Isbell's War Record
2058695-A.	War Department
Adjutant General's Office Washington, D. C.

Nov. 19, 1913.
Miss Emma L. Hampton, 223 Inman Street, Cleveland, Tenn.
"The records of this office show that one, Thomas Isbell, served as a private 
in Captain Thomas Walker's Company, 9th Virginia Regiment, commanded by Thomas 
Fleming, Esq., and subsequently in Captain William Henderson's Company, same 
regiment, commanded by Colonel George Mathews. Revolutionary War.

The term of his enlistment is shown as "2 years, from April 10, 1776." His 
name is bourn on the rolls from November 1776, to and including July 1778, 
when he is reported as discharged. 

Nothing further relative to his service has been found on record.

The records also show that one, Thomas Isbell, was a soldier in the Virginia 
Artillery, Revolutionary War. His name appears on the records under the 
heading: "A list of state soldiers and seamen, who have received certificates 
for the balance of their full pay, agreeable to act of Assembly passed 
November session 1781," which show relative to him as follows: "By whom drawn, 
William Reynolds, time, April 30, 1785; Sum, £76, s6, d3."
Form No. 70 A. G. D.

George Andrews,
The Adjutant General.


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