Johannes Anspach
1755 was the time of the French and Indian War. On July 9th, 1755 General Braddock was defeated and killed. Colonel George Washington was retreating with the remnant of Braddock's Army and the Indians were out of hand everywhere. On July 30, 1755, Indians struck the new settlement at Draper's Meadow and the entire settlement was wiped out. Casper, sometimes spelt Gasper, and Philip Barger were both killed.
BENJAMIN HAMILTON-Pvt. Christinas Regt. VA Troops, Revolutionay War. On his application it mentions that he was a spy against the Indians. He was also part of the Frontier Militia
CAPT. JAMES BOGGS-James was a member of Captain Enoch Osborn's Company of Militia in Montgomery Co., Va and held the rank of Captain in the Rev. War. From 1790 to 1820 he was in Lee Co., Va
GEORGE GRIZZLE-In 1814 he was at Norfolk, VA in the service of the United States asa militia man from Russell County, VA. He was part of the detachment, served as a subaltern, under the command of Lieut. Col. Henry E. COLEMAN of the 6th Regiment.He was sick and unable to return home.
Died on 11 Dec 1814 in Norfolk, VA
Capt. William Adkin
Jacob Betchtel
Michael Nigh Sr.
Michael Nigh Jr.
Reg. 14, Co. B, Pvt.;68th Enrolled Militia Company A Infantry
All men served from May 21, 1864 to June 22, 1864
Pvt. Henderson Boggs
Pvt. John D. Boggs
Pvt. Hugh Boggs
Pvt.James H. Boggs
Pvt. William Boggs
U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
Sgt. Nelson Boggs Co. B., 14th Kentucky Inf.-KIA-Battle of Middle Creek
Pvt.Joseph Bonham- 10th Cavalry Ohio Comp A.
Cpl. Samuel Howland -175th Ohio, Comp. G, Infantry
Ira Ison-Comp. B, Battling Kentucky MTD Rifles-Confederate
