SOURCE: Revolutionary War Pension Application Record # 7248, issued March 20, 1833.
While residing in Bedford County, Virginia, John Cliborne enlisted the first of August, 1780, served as a private in Captain Nathaniel Tate's company, marched through North Carolina to join Gen. Gates in South Carolina, when near Camden met the American Troops retreating to Hillsborough, joined them and on reaching Hillsborough, he was transferred to Captain Newell's or Nevell's company, Colonel Buford's regiment, in which he served until transferred to Captain Graves' or Greves' company, and marched to Cheraw Hills on the Pee Dee River, was there until after the Battle of Cowpens, then transferred to Captain J. Webb's company, marched to Hillsborough, thence to Trailer's Ferry on the Roanoke River, where they crossed into Virginia, and was discharged February 26, 1781.
The soldier, John Clayborn, was allowed pension on his application executed October 3, 1832, at which time he was aged seventy-two years, and living in Knox County, Tennessee. It was not stated whether the soldier, John Clayborn, was married. One Jubal Clayborn was a resident of Knox County, Tennessee in 1832 and then stated that he was well acquainted with the soldier, no relationship shown.
John Clayborn
Certificate # 7248
Issued: March 20, 1833
Rate: $32.00 per annum
Act of June 7, 1832.
East Tennessee Agency.
Birth Date, Death Date, and Marriage Source: DAR Patriot Index, Volume I, National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution.
m.(1) Elizabeth Smith.
SOURCE OF GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION: "Cliborn-Claiborne Records" by Lolita Hannah Bissell, Copyright 1986 Printed by Williams Printing Company, Nashville, Tennessee.
ISSUE:
(1) Edith Cliborn
(2) John Cliborn Jr.
(3) Jubal Cliborn
(4) Skelton Cliborn
(5) Mary Cliborn
(6) Daniel Cliborn
(7) Jonas Cliborn
(8) Lorenzo Cliborn
(9) Lasley Cliborn
While residing in Bedford County, Virginia, John Cliborne enlisted the first of August, 1780, served as a private in Captain Nathaniel Tate's company, marched through North Carolina to join Gen. Gates in South Carolina, when near Camden met the American Troops retreating to Hillsborough, joined them and on reaching Hillsborough, he was transferred to Captain Newell's or Nevell's company, Colonel Buford's regiment, in which he served until transferred to Captain Graves' or Greves' company, and marched to Cheraw Hills on the Pee Dee River, was there until after the Battle of Cowpens, then transferred to Captain J. Webb's company, marched to Hillsborough, thence to Trailer's Ferry on the Roanoke River, where they crossed into Virginia, and was discharged February 26, 1781.
The soldier, John Clayborn, was allowed pension on his application executed October 3, 1832, at which time he was aged seventy-two years, and living in Knox County, Tennessee. It was not stated whether the soldier, John Clayborn, was married. One Jubal Clayborn was a resident of Knox County, Tennessee in 1832 and then stated that he was well acquainted with the soldier, no relationship shown.
John Clayborn
Certificate # 7248
Issued: March 20, 1833
Rate: $32.00 per annum
Act of June 7, 1832.
East Tennessee Agency.
Birth Date, Death Date, and Marriage Source: DAR Patriot Index, Volume I, National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution.
m.(1) Elizabeth Smith.
SOURCE OF GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION: "Cliborn-Claiborne Records" by Lolita Hannah Bissell, Copyright 1986 Printed by Williams Printing Company, Nashville, Tennessee.
ISSUE:
(1) Edith Cliborn
(2) John Cliborn Jr.
(3) Jubal Cliborn
(4) Skelton Cliborn
(5) Mary Cliborn
(6) Daniel Cliborn
(7) Jonas Cliborn
(8) Lorenzo Cliborn
(9) Lasley Cliborn
SOURCE: Revolutionary War Pension Application Record # 7248, issued March 20, 1833.
While residing in Bedford County, Virginia, John Cliborne enlisted the first of August, 1780, served as a private in Captain Nathaniel Tate's company, marched through North Carolina to join Gen. Gates in South Carolina, when near Camden met the American Troops retreating to Hillsborough, joined them and on reaching Hillsborough, he was transferred to Captain Newell's or Nevell's company, Colonel Buford's regiment, in which he served until transferred to Captain Graves' or Greves' company, and marched to Cheraw Hills on the Pee Dee River, was there until after the Battle of Cowpens, then transferred to Captain J. Webb's company, marched to Hillsborough, thence to Trailer's Ferry on the Roanoke River, where they crossed into Virginia, and was discharged February 26, 1781.
The soldier, John Clayborn, was allowed pension on his application executed October 3, 1832, at which time he was aged seventy-two years, and living in Knox County, Tennessee. It was not stated whether the soldier, John Clayborn, was married. One Jubal Clayborn was a resident of Knox County, Tennessee in 1832 and then stated that he was well acquainted with the soldier, no relationship shown.
John Clayborn
Certificate # 7248
Issued: March 20, 1833
Rate: $32.00 per annum
Act of June 7, 1832.
East Tennessee Agency.
Birth Date, Death Date, and Marriage Source: DAR Patriot Index, Volume I, National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution.
m.(1) Elizabeth Smith.
SOURCE OF GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION: "Cliborn-Claiborne Records" by Lolita Hannah Bissell, Copyright 1986 Printed by Williams Printing Company, Nashville, Tennessee.
ISSUE:
(1) Edith Cliborn
(2) John Cliborn Jr.
(3) Jubal Cliborn
(4) Skelton Cliborn
(5) Mary Cliborn
(6) Daniel Cliborn
(7) Jonas Cliborn
(8) Lorenzo Cliborn
(9) Lasley Cliborn
While residing in Bedford County, Virginia, John Cliborne enlisted the first of August, 1780, served as a private in Captain Nathaniel Tate's company, marched through North Carolina to join Gen. Gates in South Carolina, when near Camden met the American Troops retreating to Hillsborough, joined them and on reaching Hillsborough, he was transferred to Captain Newell's or Nevell's company, Colonel Buford's regiment, in which he served until transferred to Captain Graves' or Greves' company, and marched to Cheraw Hills on the Pee Dee River, was there until after the Battle of Cowpens, then transferred to Captain J. Webb's company, marched to Hillsborough, thence to Trailer's Ferry on the Roanoke River, where they crossed into Virginia, and was discharged February 26, 1781.
The soldier, John Clayborn, was allowed pension on his application executed October 3, 1832, at which time he was aged seventy-two years, and living in Knox County, Tennessee. It was not stated whether the soldier, John Clayborn, was married. One Jubal Clayborn was a resident of Knox County, Tennessee in 1832 and then stated that he was well acquainted with the soldier, no relationship shown.
John Clayborn
Certificate # 7248
Issued: March 20, 1833
Rate: $32.00 per annum
Act of June 7, 1832.
East Tennessee Agency.
Birth Date, Death Date, and Marriage Source: DAR Patriot Index, Volume I, National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution.
m.(1) Elizabeth Smith.
SOURCE OF GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION: "Cliborn-Claiborne Records" by Lolita Hannah Bissell, Copyright 1986 Printed by Williams Printing Company, Nashville, Tennessee.
ISSUE:
(1) Edith Cliborn
(2) John Cliborn Jr.
(3) Jubal Cliborn
(4) Skelton Cliborn
(5) Mary Cliborn
(6) Daniel Cliborn
(7) Jonas Cliborn
(8) Lorenzo Cliborn
(9) Lasley Cliborn
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