Patrick Hourican, three years's soldier in Captain Gabrial Long's Company of detached riflemen commanded by Colonel Daniel Morgan. This regiment was organized in June, 1777 and was composed of men selected from the army at large. Discharged in August, 1779.
Archives Department, Virginia Sate Library
The bearer hereof, Patrick Houragan, soldier in Captain Long's Rifle Corps, having served his full term for which he was enlisted, is hereby discharged. Given under my hand this 7th day of August, 1779. William Wooodford
At a court held for Berkly County 21st March 1780, upon the motion Patrick Houragan ordered the above certificate be recorded. Walter Drew
Patrick Hurrigan
Lincoln Militia of Captain Simon Kenton on Actual Service on an expedition against enemy Indians under the command of General Clark. These men were taken from the regular Virginia Army. Thirty days service 1782.
Historical Register of Virginians in the Revolutionary War, page 394 by John Gwalthmey
Patrick Houragan - bounty warrant, application for grants of bounty land, a collection of loose manuscripts indexed in the state library.
Kentucky Records, Old State Building
Three years a soldier in the Virginia line. Bounty Warrant #2751, 100 acres, Secretary of State Office, New Capitol Building.
