Thomas Conaway

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Thomas Conaway Veteran

Birth
Virginia, USA
Death
14 Feb 1824 (aged 68)
Virginia, USA
Burial
Farmington, Marion County, West Virginia, USA Add to Map
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Thomas Conaway was a Revolutionary War Soldier. Thomas served as private in John McGuire's company. Later as a lieutenant he served in General McIntosh's Expedition, 1779; 1780 Indian Spy (Ranger) with his brother John Conaway under Capt. McCall, Bedford County, Pennsylvania. Later in Capt. Thomas Bells's company of the Regiment of Continental troops comanded by Col. Grayson.

After this he transferred to a Regiment commanded by Col. Nathanial Gist. Thomas died in Harrison County, Virginia and is buried at Willey Cemetery, Chatham Hill, Farmington WV.

He married Sarah Dew on 9 Jan 1783. Sarah was born in Hampshire County, Virginia to Samuel and Elizabeth Dew.
Sarah Conaway is reported to be buried by his side.

A marker was erected on Thomas Conaway's grave by the Morgan Morgan Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in 1937.

Note: Military records show Thomas Conaway as "Thomas Conway."

Elizabeth Estlack Mullett, a 4th great granddaughter of Thomas Conaway applied for a Bronze Military Marker and with the assistance of her daughter, son-in-law, and grandson erected it on 10 Feb 2013. I am sure that all the descendants of Thomas Conaway join with me to offer Elizabeth our deepest gratitude. Thank you so much Elizabeth.

Sincerely,
MDG
Melinda Dawn Gilbertson
3rd Great Granddaughter of Thomas Conawy
Thomas Conaway was a Revolutionary War Soldier. Thomas served as private in John McGuire's company. Later as a lieutenant he served in General McIntosh's Expedition, 1779; 1780 Indian Spy (Ranger) with his brother John Conaway under Capt. McCall, Bedford County, Pennsylvania. Later in Capt. Thomas Bells's company of the Regiment of Continental troops comanded by Col. Grayson.

After this he transferred to a Regiment commanded by Col. Nathanial Gist. Thomas died in Harrison County, Virginia and is buried at Willey Cemetery, Chatham Hill, Farmington WV.

He married Sarah Dew on 9 Jan 1783. Sarah was born in Hampshire County, Virginia to Samuel and Elizabeth Dew.
Sarah Conaway is reported to be buried by his side.

A marker was erected on Thomas Conaway's grave by the Morgan Morgan Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in 1937.

Note: Military records show Thomas Conaway as "Thomas Conway."

Elizabeth Estlack Mullett, a 4th great granddaughter of Thomas Conaway applied for a Bronze Military Marker and with the assistance of her daughter, son-in-law, and grandson erected it on 10 Feb 2013. I am sure that all the descendants of Thomas Conaway join with me to offer Elizabeth our deepest gratitude. Thank you so much Elizabeth.

Sincerely,
MDG
Melinda Dawn Gilbertson
3rd Great Granddaughter of Thomas Conawy

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Aged 69 years.



  • Maintained by: MDG
  • Originally Created by: M Gilbertson
  • Added: Mar 6, 2012
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/86344668/thomas-conaway: accessed ), memorial page for Thomas Conaway (3 Mar 1755–14 Feb 1824), Find a Grave Memorial ID 86344668, citing Willey Cemetery, Farmington, Marion County, West Virginia, USA; Maintained by MDG (contributor 46903191).