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About John Corner Peake, V
John Peak was one of about 75 Kentucky Militiamen (out of about a 140) who survived the "Battle of Blue Licks" on August 19, 1782. From what I have read it appears that he was a member of Col. Daniel Boone's Fayette Militia. This qualifies him as an "American Patriot" and qualifies his descendants for membership in the DAR and SAR.
Biography
John Corner Peake, V was born in 1728 in Nokesville, Prince William, Virginia, United States. His parents were John Peake, IV and Lucy Moseley.
John married Jemima Peake. Together they had the following children:
- Jesse Peak;
- Constance 'Constant' Anderson (Peake);
- Mildred 'Millie' Scott (Peak);
- Alsey Saunders;
- Ellen Cullen;
- Mally Mulberry;
- Presley P. Peak;
- Spencer Peake;
- Rachel Drake.
He died in 1806 in Scott, Kentucky, United States and was buried in 1806 there.
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John Corner Peake, V's Timeline
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1728
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Nokesville, Prince William, Virginia, United States
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1758
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November 25, 1759
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Prince William, VA, United States
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June 14, 1761
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1762
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1765
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Prince William, Virginia, United States
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1766
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Maryland, United States
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April 14, 1770
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1772
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1778
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