Private in Captain Walters Company, Colonel Groves Regiment of Infantry, Georgia Militia at Carnesville, GA
Jesse Callaway, Georgia, Paternal 1st cousin
Sergeant, GA 4th Regiment, Booth's Militia
William Clements, Georgia, Paternal 4th great-grandfather
1st Sergeant , GA Volunteer Militia, Jackson County, GA under Captain Joseph Whorton.
Stationed at historic Fort Daniel at Hog Mountain in what is now Gwinnett County. His home was noted as the SW boundary marking the corner of present day Hall and Gwinnett counties1 - just below the present day Chateau Elan development along Spout Springs Road and Duncan Creek near Interstate 85. His father James provided supplies to Fort Daniel. James owned land along the Apalachee River as well as land along the Mulberry River.
James Lemon, South Carolina, Paternal 3rd great-grand uncle
Served as a Private in Nash's Regiment; a unit that suffered great hardships in the Creek campaign.
James was among the pioneer group of settlers of DeKalb County, Georgia where he became a Judge.
John Wansley, Jr., Georgia, Maternal 4th great-grand uncle
Private, GA 4th Regiment, Booth's Militia, Captain Underwood's Infantry.
Larkin Wansley, Georgia, Maternal 4th great-grand uncle
Private, 1st Regiment (Harris's) GA Militia
Thomas Jefferson Wansley, Georgia, Maternal 4th great-grand uncle
Private, Thomas Freeman's Squadron of Cavalry, GA Militia
1. Sources: The Early History of Jackson County, GA, G.J.N. Wilson, 1914 and The Georgia Archives original documents.
(Updated September 8, 2024)