Isaac Crabtree, as a teen, was an associate of Daniel Boone in his 1773 expedition into Kentucky. He was a veteran of the Revolutionary War and was elected to the Kentucky state legislature in 1806 as a representative of Wayne County.
A transcript of Isaac Crabtree's Revolutionary War Pension Application may be viewed online, here:
https://revwarapps.org/s30972.pdf
He resided in Overton County, Tennessee at the time he made his pension application, but returned to Wayne County, Kentucky where he is enumerated in the 1840 census with a female of the correct age to be his wife.
A transcript of Isaac Crabtree's Revolutionary War Pension Application may be viewed online, here:
https://revwarapps.org/s30972.pdf
He resided in Overton County, Tennessee at the time he made his pension application, but returned to Wayne County, Kentucky where he is enumerated in the 1840 census with a female of the correct age to be his wife.
Isaac Crabtree, as a teen, was an associate of Daniel Boone in his 1773 expedition into Kentucky. He was a veteran of the Revolutionary War and was elected to the Kentucky state legislature in 1806 as a representative of Wayne County.
A transcript of Isaac Crabtree's Revolutionary War Pension Application may be viewed online, here:
https://revwarapps.org/s30972.pdf
He resided in Overton County, Tennessee at the time he made his pension application, but returned to Wayne County, Kentucky where he is enumerated in the 1840 census with a female of the correct age to be his wife.
A transcript of Isaac Crabtree's Revolutionary War Pension Application may be viewed online, here:
https://revwarapps.org/s30972.pdf
He resided in Overton County, Tennessee at the time he made his pension application, but returned to Wayne County, Kentucky where he is enumerated in the 1840 census with a female of the correct age to be his wife.
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