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Home Address:  El Dorado, Ark

Age:  35

Age:  29
Home Address: El Dorado, Ark
Date of Birth:  Feb 18 1887

Age:  24

Home Address: 807 E. 6th

Date of Birth:  Apr 1 1893

Accounts Audited of Revolutionary Claims against South Carolina
(C. Avis Catalog entry #947)

Salley, A. S.  Columbia, SC:  The State Company, 1935

Vol. 1 p. 91-92

(48)
"SOUTH CAROLINA
PURSUANT to an ACT of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY passed the 16th of March, 1783, We the COMMISSIONERS of the TREASURY, have this Day delivered to Mr. Thomas Adams late Private in N Martins Troop Polk's regt Sumpters Brigade this our INDENTED CERTIFICATE, for the Sum of Ninety four pounds Sterling amount pay and bounty due him for Services in the Troop with Interest thereon from first of April 1782 to date hereof agreeable to resolution of Gen'ral Assembly of Eleventh March last

Edward Blake
Peter Boequet
Commissioners of the Treasury

Endorsements on the indent:"

...

Summarizing the remainder the entry:

Annual interest:  6.1.1
- Hugh Pollock received the interest for years 1784, 1785 and 1786
- John Costin received the interest for 1787
- Alex^r Hodge received the interest for 1788
- Phillip Hart received the interest for 1789

Texas Society of the D. A. R. Roster of Revolutionary Ancestors v. II
(C. Avis Catalog entry #927)

p. 1052, 1053

HODGE, ALEXANDER, born 1762 in Pennsylvania; died August 17, 1836 in Columbus, Fort Bend County, Texas; married 1788 Ruth _____ ; born 1769 in Pennsylvania; died 1831 in Fort Bend County, Texas or Brazoria County, Texas. 

SERVICE:  Soldier in Marion's Brigade in South Carolina.

CHILDREN:
1. Arche, born November 3, 1790, married Charlotte Reeds
2. William, born 1792, married (1) Margaret Welch, (2) Mrs. Rachel Marshall Hughes (Shelby).
3. Nancy, born 1794.
4. John, born July 6, 1796, married Elsie Smith.
5. Ruth, born July 25, 1798, married William Harris.
6. Alexander, born March 3, 1800.
7. Mary, born 1801.
8. James W., born 1803.
9. Cynthia, born 1805, died in childhood.
10. Lucinda, born November 26, 1809, married Stephen Richardson.

MEMBERS:
Bessie Kegans Weyrich, No. 320794
Hilda McElhenney Griffith, No. 541059
Margaret Mooring Chiles Avis, Jr., No. 343458
Margurite Starr Crain, No. 542197
Fanny Ross Mooring, No. 79815
Mrs. Ross Mooring Hall, No. 85914
Maggie Mooring Rudd, No. 78916
Beulah McCloy Foster, No. 401161
Nell Scaggs Glasscock, No. 394722
Hilda Rudd McElhenney, No. 376834

Historical Collection of the Joseph Haversham Chapter of G.S.D.A.R
(C. Avis Catalog entry #364)

[This Wm. Hodge may or may not be ours]

v. 3
p. 39
WM. HODGE was also a good Whig. His place was some three miles above Grindal's Shoals; it is now occupied by his grandson Moses Hodge.  While Morgan was encamped at the Shoals, his house was plundered and burnt by Tarleton's men, the old man made prisoner, and sent to Camden jail.  He, however, escaped and returned home.  

p. 48
Wm. Hodges resided on Pacolet, two miles above the shoal.  Tarleton went to his house just after the battle of Blackstocks, took him and burnt his house, killed his stock, and sent him to Camden jail.  He cut out the grating of a window with a pocket knife and he, Dan'l McFunkin and some others, passed the guards and made their escape.

Hood's Texas Brigade: A Compendium
(C. Avis Catalog Entry #918)

by Colonel Harold B. Simpson, Hill Jr. College Press, Hillsboro, TX, 1977
seen at Longview Public Library, Longview, TX

p. 137

4th TEX. VOL. INF. REGT.

COMPANY G - GRIMES COUNTY GREYS

Company was organized in Grimes County, Texas, enrolled at Harrisburg, Tex., July 19, 1861, and mustered into the Confederate service "for the war" at Richmond, Va., Sept. 1861.

Key: 

1. Original member of Company

2. Paroled at Appomattox

W. Wounded

(2) MOORING, CHAS. G. - Recruited, Mar. 10, 1862 at Anderson, Tex.; Sick in Charlottesville, Va., Summer, 1862; W., Wilderness (May 6, 1864); Paroled, Appomattox (Apr. 12, 1865).

(1) MOORING, JAS. S. ("Bob") - Detailed to QM Dept. as a teamster, Winter, 1861-2; Sick at Frederick Hall, Va., June 1862; Appt. Surgeon's Orderly, Aug., 1862; Detailed as a Brig. teamster, Mar., 1863; W., Wilderness (May 6, 1864); Lost use of arm & dischgd. for disability.

North Carolina Revolutionary Soldiers, Sailors, Patriots and Descendants
(C. Avis Catalog entry #549)

[Apparently, this John is John Mooring, Jr. who died in Pitt Co., NC in 1800]

Vol. 2, p. 181
John Moring (RS-Pvt-NC) 1728-1800 married Sarah Harris

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