Bedford County TN Archives Military Records.....Stone, John 
Revwar - Pension 
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JOHN STONE



   John Stone applied for revolutionaly pension September 20, 1825, when he was

living in Moulton, Lawrence County, Alabama. His pension certificate was not

issued, however, until December 13, 1828, when he had returned to Bedford

County, Tenn., where he had formerly lived, to be with his children.



    He enlisted in Jonestown, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, in January or

February, 1777, in Colonel Richard Hampton's Pennsylvania regiment and was

wounded in the battle of Brandywine. He was taken prisoner and was held ten

months. He was discharged March 24, 1781, by Captain W. Finney, 6th Pennsylvania

regiment.



  In his application he referred to his wife, Mary, but did not give her family

name not the date of their marriage. He mentioned has daughter Polly Tucker,

aged 55 in 1825, and her son Jackson Tucker; a grandson, Earl Baylies, aged two

years, whose mother was dead. In 1828 another daughter, Nancy, and her husband,

John A Marrs, were living in Shelbyville, Bedford County, Tenn.





Additional Comments:
From:



Some Tennessee Heroes of the Revolution

PAMPHLET NO. V

Compiled From Pension Statements

By

Zella Armstrong





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