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About Private Thomas Patton
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member of North Carolina militia during the American Revolution
He enlisted in the North Carolina troops in 1779, serving six months with Capt. John Hardy and Col. Joseph McDowell. He served again in 1780 for six months with Col. William Campbell and again in 1781 for the same time with Capt. William Neal and Col. Campbell. He was in the battles of Ramsour's Mill, King's Mountain, Cowpens and Guildford Court House. He came to Crawford county and died there in Palestine township. He was pensioned.
from: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/38128991/thomas-patton
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not recorded as a DAR ancestor by Daughters of the American Revolution
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Date and place of death have also been (erroneously?) reported to be 1834 at Palestine, Crawford County, Illinois, United States.
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Private Thomas Patton's Timeline
| 1735 |
April 25, 1735
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Marlboro, Chester County, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America
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May 22, 1770
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New Jersey
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1782
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Rowan County, North Carolina, United States
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1833
Age 97
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Palestine, Crawford County, Illinois, United States
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Pennsylvania, United States
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Pennsylvania, United States
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Fuller Cemetery, Crawford County, Illinois, United States
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