Jacob "Francis" Nabors

Francis and Sally were among the group who migrated to Laurens District, South Carolina. Francis served in the Revolutionary War. He served as a guard in the Army guarding British prisoners. He received a pension, by the authority of the state of Virginia for Army service as a guard of British prisoners during the war. In the 1800 Census, there is a Jacob in Greenville, SC and Francis in Laurens District., SC. These two individuals seem to be merged in various family trees.

• NEIGHBOURS, FRANCIS (Note: DAR uses SOUNDEX for spelling of last name)
• Ancestor #: A082026
• Service: VIRGINIA Rank: GUARD
• Birth: 1750 LOUDOUN CO VIRGINIA
• Death: POST 1806 LAURENS DIST SOUTH CAROLINA

-------------------- Jacob Francis Nabors received a pension from the State of Virginia for his service during the Revolutionary War as a guard over British prisoners. 

Birth: 1743 - Loudon Loudon County Virginia Death: Nov 25 1817 - Laurens District, South Carolina, USA Parents: Benjamin Nabors, Rebecca Nabors (born Trail) Wife: Sally Nabors (born Wheat)

SIBLINGS: Benjamin Nabors II, Abraham Nabors II, Isaac Nabors, William Neighbors, Nathan Neighbors, James N. Neighbors, Unknown Neighbours, Samuel Neighbors, Unknown Neighbours

CHILDREN: Judith Neighbours (born Nabors), Allen Nabors, Arthur A. Nabors, Jacob Francis Nabors, William Nabors, Thomas Nabors, Buel Blassingame Nabors, Abraham Nabors