Madison County TN Archives Military Records.....Fenner, Richard 
Revwar - Pension 
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LIEUTENANT RICHARD FENNER



   Richard Fenner's widow, Ann McKinney Geddy Fenner, applied for pension for

the revolutionary service of her husband, while she was living in Madison

County, Tennessee. He served as a lieutenant in North Carolina Troops and

received for his service a grant of land which he located in the Tennessee

country. He was taken prisoner at Charleston in 1780 when his brother, Robert,

was also made prisoner. They were both original members of the N. C., Society of

Cincinnati. Richard Fenner married Ann McKinney Geddy in 1788. She was born in

1770 and died in 1852. Richard Fenner died in Jackson, Madison County in 1828.

Among their children were: Ann M., born 1790, who married Thomas Henderson; Dr.

Robert who married Anne Jones: Matilda, who married Lewis Coorpender; and Mary,

who married Julius Johnson.



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SOME TENNESSEE HEROES

OF THE

REVOLUTION

Compiled From Pension Statements

PAMPHLET NO. IV



by Zella Armstrong



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