Died in the Battle of Blue Licks, Kentucky, 19 August 1782. "Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori."
James Ledgerwood was captured and was prisoner for two years but he escaped. He died in Indiana and is buried in Ledgerwood Cemetery Memorial #32734716
Death date was actually 25 Dec. 1806, per Find A Grave contributor Debbie J # 46890655.
James Ledgerwood was captured and was prisoner for two years but he escaped. He died in Indiana and is buried in Ledgerwood Cemetery Memorial #32734716
Death date was actually 25 Dec. 1806, per Find A Grave contributor Debbie J # 46890655.
Died in the Battle of Blue Licks, Kentucky, 19 August 1782. "Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori."
James Ledgerwood was captured and was prisoner for two years but he escaped. He died in Indiana and is buried in Ledgerwood Cemetery Memorial #32734716
Death date was actually 25 Dec. 1806, per Find A Grave contributor Debbie J # 46890655.
James Ledgerwood was captured and was prisoner for two years but he escaped. He died in Indiana and is buried in Ledgerwood Cemetery Memorial #32734716
Death date was actually 25 Dec. 1806, per Find A Grave contributor Debbie J # 46890655.
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