Williamson County TN Archives Military Records.....Lindsay, Moses 
Revwar - Pension 
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MOSES LINDSAY



   Moses Lindsay (Lindsey) applied for pension for revolutionary service while

living in Williamson County, Tenn., August 28, 1832, when he was seventy years

of age. He was born in 1762 in Frederick County, Virginia. While living in

Newberry, South Carolina, he enlisted in 1776 in Captain Garrett Smith's South

Carolina company. He enlisted again in 1777 in the company of Captain John

Lindsay, his uncle. He enlisted in June or July, 1780, again in Captain John

Lindsay's company, Colonel John Lyle's South Carolina regiment. He served in the

battles of Musgrove's Mills, Fish Dam Ford, Blackstocks, and Cowpens. He was in

the Siege of Ninety-six from which he went to the Siege of Augusta and while

there he was in the battles of Fort Grierson and Eutaw Springs. He served until

after peace was declared. He lived in Newberry, South Carolina, until 1810 when

he moved to Williamson County, Tennessee.



Additional Comments:
From:



Some Tennessee Heroes of the Revolution

PAMPHLET NO. V

Compiled From Pension Statements

By

Zella Armstrong





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