Levi Peter Lockhart, Jr.

• Born in Augusta County, Virginia; died at Jackson County, Texas.
• Son of Levy Lockhart (b.abt.1765-d.1825) and (m.1788) Hannah Peters.
• 1812–War of–Private in Capt. Robert D. McAfee’s Company of Infantry, Johnson’s Regiment, Mounted, Kentucky Volunteers, serving from Aug 15 to Nov 19. [War of 1812 Records, Johnson’s Regiment, Mounted, KY Volunteers, Roll Box 127, Roll 602] + m. 9 Aug 1814, Elizabeth HUNGATE (b.1792), in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky.
• 1836 Dec 15–Joined the Republic of Texas Regulars.
• 1837 Jan 17–Appointed 1st Lieutenant in Company B, 2nd Regiment of Regular Texas Infantry.
• 1837 Mar 12–Promoted to Command of Company C, 2nd Regiment, Regular Texas Infantry.
• Granted land in Llano County, Texas for his service with the Texas Republic Army. [Texas General Land Office]
• Children of Levy Peters Lockhart (1791-1837) and Elizabeth Hungate (b.1792): + 1. Charles Richard Lockhart (b.1815) [Continued below] + 2. John Hungate Lockhart (b.1816) [Continued below] + 3. Samuel Lee Lockhart (b. 27 Jun 1822) [Continued below] + 4. Joseph Warren Lockhart (b. 30 Apr 1823) [Continued below] + 5. Jehu Lockhart (b.1826) [Continued below] + 6. Cynthia Ann Lockhart (b.1827) [Continued below] + 7. Elizabeth Lockhart (b.1828) [Continued below]

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Levy was Captain 1st regiment regular Texas infantry, Republic. Resided in Houston area, was a Farmer, Veteran of War of 1812. He was an Indiana state Representative , 1834-1836 in Washington, County. Hero of Texas War. His orphans got large land grant for his service there. Republic of Texas 1820 census

• Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Sep 21 2017, 1:21:48 UTC