ARIES BROWN IS NOT THE FATHER OF HENRY WASHINGTON BROWN!
Aries Brown served during the Revolutionary War as both a Corporal and a Sergeant. He is on the Valley Forge Muster Roll. I believe that he served as a member of General George Washington's Life Guard. While the records for General George Washington's Life Guards were burned by the British during the War Of 1812, there is circumstantial evidence that remains. On the pay rolls, he is getting paid twice as much as other men of the same rank. From what is known about his dates and locations of service, he is in the same locations as General George Washington.
Spartanburg County, South Carolina Will Abstracts 1787-1840 by Brent M. Holcomb, C. A. L. S. 1983, Page 231, 234 & 235.
p. 165-166 Mar. 9, 1801 William and Solomon Hill (Spartanburgh) to Henry Gray (same); for 60 Sterling sold 00 ac on Middle fork Tygar R; grant Apr. 3, 1786 to Robert Nisbitt jr who sold to John Sloan who sold to William and Solomon Hill. Witness Aries Brown and Charles Moore. Signed Wm Hill jr, Solomon Hill, and Nancy Hill. Wit. oath Mar. 20, 1802 Aries Brown to John Collins. Rec. Jun. 11, 1802.
P. 190-191 Jun. 15, 1801 Joseph Collins (Spartanburgh) to Aries Brown (same) ; for $50 sold 15 ac; border: James Nesbett's Spring Br and Aries Brown. Witness Gabriel Benson and John Collins. Signed Joseph Collins. Wit. oath (not dated) John Collins to James Jordan. Rec. Jul. 22, 1802.
P. 202-203 Oct. 26, 1801 William Poole (Spartanburgh), iron master, to Stephen Pace (same); for $100 sold 100 ac on S side of S fork Tygar R; grant Jun. 5, 1786 to John Rosin who sold to William Poole. Witness John Wood and Aries Brown. Signed William Poole. Wit. oath Aug. 24, 1802 John Wood to Isham Foster. Rec. Sept. 3, 1802
Aries Brown served during the Revolutionary War as both a Corporal and a Sergeant. He is on the Valley Forge Muster Roll. I believe that he served as a member of General George Washington's Life Guard. While the records for General George Washington's Life Guards were burned by the British during the War Of 1812, there is circumstantial evidence that remains. On the pay rolls, he is getting paid twice as much as other men of the same rank. From what is known about his dates and locations of service, he is in the same locations as General George Washington.
Spartanburg County, South Carolina Will Abstracts 1787-1840 by Brent M. Holcomb, C. A. L. S. 1983, Page 231, 234 & 235.
p. 165-166 Mar. 9, 1801 William and Solomon Hill (Spartanburgh) to Henry Gray (same); for 60 Sterling sold 00 ac on Middle fork Tygar R; grant Apr. 3, 1786 to Robert Nisbitt jr who sold to John Sloan who sold to William and Solomon Hill. Witness Aries Brown and Charles Moore. Signed Wm Hill jr, Solomon Hill, and Nancy Hill. Wit. oath Mar. 20, 1802 Aries Brown to John Collins. Rec. Jun. 11, 1802.
P. 190-191 Jun. 15, 1801 Joseph Collins (Spartanburgh) to Aries Brown (same) ; for $50 sold 15 ac; border: James Nesbett's Spring Br and Aries Brown. Witness Gabriel Benson and John Collins. Signed Joseph Collins. Wit. oath (not dated) John Collins to James Jordan. Rec. Jul. 22, 1802.
P. 202-203 Oct. 26, 1801 William Poole (Spartanburgh), iron master, to Stephen Pace (same); for $100 sold 100 ac on S side of S fork Tygar R; grant Jun. 5, 1786 to John Rosin who sold to William Poole. Witness John Wood and Aries Brown. Signed William Poole. Wit. oath Aug. 24, 1802 John Wood to Isham Foster. Rec. Sept. 3, 1802
ARIES BROWN IS NOT THE FATHER OF HENRY WASHINGTON BROWN!
Aries Brown served during the Revolutionary War as both a Corporal and a Sergeant. He is on the Valley Forge Muster Roll. I believe that he served as a member of General George Washington's Life Guard. While the records for General George Washington's Life Guards were burned by the British during the War Of 1812, there is circumstantial evidence that remains. On the pay rolls, he is getting paid twice as much as other men of the same rank. From what is known about his dates and locations of service, he is in the same locations as General George Washington.
Spartanburg County, South Carolina Will Abstracts 1787-1840 by Brent M. Holcomb, C. A. L. S. 1983, Page 231, 234 & 235.
p. 165-166 Mar. 9, 1801 William and Solomon Hill (Spartanburgh) to Henry Gray (same); for 60 Sterling sold 00 ac on Middle fork Tygar R; grant Apr. 3, 1786 to Robert Nisbitt jr who sold to John Sloan who sold to William and Solomon Hill. Witness Aries Brown and Charles Moore. Signed Wm Hill jr, Solomon Hill, and Nancy Hill. Wit. oath Mar. 20, 1802 Aries Brown to John Collins. Rec. Jun. 11, 1802.
P. 190-191 Jun. 15, 1801 Joseph Collins (Spartanburgh) to Aries Brown (same) ; for $50 sold 15 ac; border: James Nesbett's Spring Br and Aries Brown. Witness Gabriel Benson and John Collins. Signed Joseph Collins. Wit. oath (not dated) John Collins to James Jordan. Rec. Jul. 22, 1802.
P. 202-203 Oct. 26, 1801 William Poole (Spartanburgh), iron master, to Stephen Pace (same); for $100 sold 100 ac on S side of S fork Tygar R; grant Jun. 5, 1786 to John Rosin who sold to William Poole. Witness John Wood and Aries Brown. Signed William Poole. Wit. oath Aug. 24, 1802 John Wood to Isham Foster. Rec. Sept. 3, 1802
Aries Brown served during the Revolutionary War as both a Corporal and a Sergeant. He is on the Valley Forge Muster Roll. I believe that he served as a member of General George Washington's Life Guard. While the records for General George Washington's Life Guards were burned by the British during the War Of 1812, there is circumstantial evidence that remains. On the pay rolls, he is getting paid twice as much as other men of the same rank. From what is known about his dates and locations of service, he is in the same locations as General George Washington.
Spartanburg County, South Carolina Will Abstracts 1787-1840 by Brent M. Holcomb, C. A. L. S. 1983, Page 231, 234 & 235.
p. 165-166 Mar. 9, 1801 William and Solomon Hill (Spartanburgh) to Henry Gray (same); for 60 Sterling sold 00 ac on Middle fork Tygar R; grant Apr. 3, 1786 to Robert Nisbitt jr who sold to John Sloan who sold to William and Solomon Hill. Witness Aries Brown and Charles Moore. Signed Wm Hill jr, Solomon Hill, and Nancy Hill. Wit. oath Mar. 20, 1802 Aries Brown to John Collins. Rec. Jun. 11, 1802.
P. 190-191 Jun. 15, 1801 Joseph Collins (Spartanburgh) to Aries Brown (same) ; for $50 sold 15 ac; border: James Nesbett's Spring Br and Aries Brown. Witness Gabriel Benson and John Collins. Signed Joseph Collins. Wit. oath (not dated) John Collins to James Jordan. Rec. Jul. 22, 1802.
P. 202-203 Oct. 26, 1801 William Poole (Spartanburgh), iron master, to Stephen Pace (same); for $100 sold 100 ac on S side of S fork Tygar R; grant Jun. 5, 1786 to John Rosin who sold to William Poole. Witness John Wood and Aries Brown. Signed William Poole. Wit. oath Aug. 24, 1802 John Wood to Isham Foster. Rec. Sept. 3, 1802
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