Hickerson Johnson-War of 1812 Service

Provided by Carol Renner March 1998

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Hickerson Johnson of the county of Charlotte, a private in my company of
Light Infantry, acting as Artillery, having served his tour of duty of
six months in the Virginia militia in the service of the United States,
at Norfolk is hereby honorably discharged.
(signed) Henry A. Watkins Captain
Watkins; Battery, Norfolk, Dec.6, 1814

Soldier-Johnson, Hickerson  War of 1812
   		         SO 26836
                SC 17,575
Service Pvt Capt. Henry A. Watkins Co. VA Mil. En. May 26, 1814, Dis.
Dec.6, 1814
Bounty Land Warrants 6912-80-50; 33351-80-55
Residence-1850-1855  Giles Co.,Tenn
of soldier  1871- Newton Co. P.O. Marshall Prairie, ARK
Residence of widow -
Maiden name-
Marriage of Soldier and Widow-
Death of soldier-
Death of Widow-
Soldier army discharge certificate filed in the brief.
Nov. 20,1918
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Transcribed from a photocopied document in Hickerson Johnson’s military file by Carol Renner
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