Licking-Logan-Champaign County OhArchives Military Records.....Christian Neighbarger pension record 1832
Revwar - Pension Capt. Browns Regt. Virginia line
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Rev War records published by the Daughters of the American Revolution state of 
Ohio:
Christian Neighbarger Jr lived in Shenandoah Co Va until 1787 to Hardy Co Va
til 1797 back to Shenandoah Co Va til 1805 to Monongalia co Va (W VA) til 1815
to Licking County Ohio on November 1832 went  to Logan County Ohio
served in the War of the Revolution under Capt. Brown's regt.  watching the 
movements and camps of General Cornwallis
he received a Pension for his service in the Rev War while residing in Logan
County Ohio of $150.00 a year until his death,  His application papers were 
signed by his brothers  Jacob Neighbarger and Christopher Nieghbarger

The affidavit signed by Jacob W Neighbarger.::

The State of Ohio Licking County came before me John Leivern on of the justices 
of the peace from said County personally came Jacob Neighbarger who being duly 
sworn according to have disposeth and saith that Christian Neighbarger served 
as private Soldier in the Revolutionary war in be half of these United States 
first three months in the Spring of 1771 Joined the company at Strasburg 
Virginia Shenandoah County thence marched to or near Winchester Frederick 
County State afore said and served there three months gaurding the Prisoners.  
and the aforsaid Christian Neighbarger  was called on and in the summer of 1781 
and was Discharged  a five days before the surrender of Cornwallis and served 
three months in that campain  as he verily and further states thee exptant
saitah an sworn to and subscribed before me. at the County afore said this 30th 
day of September A D 1833
John Leivern Justice of the Peace      signed Jacob Neighbarger   (X) his mark

This is to certify that I am and have been accquainted a number of years and I 
believe the aforesaid Jacob Neighbarger to be a man of  truth ???Seventy Five 
years
of age with A good recollection and can be relied on     
signed John Leivern Justice of the Peace. 



Additional Comments:
Christian Neighbarger died in Logan County Ohio 1841

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