PVT. 7 VA REGT.
REV. WAR
Daniel Collett received a grant of 4,000 acres in the Virginia Military District in compensation for service in the Revolutionary War. He and his family moved to the area in his later years after Ohio had become a state. When they arrived they built a log cabin and began clearing the land. The original cabin is preserved at historic Pioneer Village on Caesars Creek.
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Clinton Co cemetery database (2018) lists this burial despite the fact that it is in Warren Co rather than in Clinton Co, and the database says, "B. 2-10-1752 Virginia, D. 6-28-1835 OH, Revolutionary War Veteran, wife Mary Haines Collett who was (B. 10-10-1753 and D. 9-18-1826); son of Moses and Elizabeth Armstrong Collett who resided in Jefferson Co. VA; children Stephen, Rachel, Daniel, Elizabeth, Isaac, Aaron, John, Sarah and Benjamin."
PVT. 7 VA REGT.
REV. WAR
Daniel Collett received a grant of 4,000 acres in the Virginia Military District in compensation for service in the Revolutionary War. He and his family moved to the area in his later years after Ohio had become a state. When they arrived they built a log cabin and began clearing the land. The original cabin is preserved at historic Pioneer Village on Caesars Creek.
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Clinton Co cemetery database (2018) lists this burial despite the fact that it is in Warren Co rather than in Clinton Co, and the database says, "B. 2-10-1752 Virginia, D. 6-28-1835 OH, Revolutionary War Veteran, wife Mary Haines Collett who was (B. 10-10-1753 and D. 9-18-1826); son of Moses and Elizabeth Armstrong Collett who resided in Jefferson Co. VA; children Stephen, Rachel, Daniel, Elizabeth, Isaac, Aaron, John, Sarah and Benjamin."
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PVT. 7 VA REGT.
REV. WAR
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