<A HREF="http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/drawer/disk19/CC150/0326/C0016?32">Click here: Dunmore's War (1774): Crawford - Card 32 of 77</A> TO use hit +1 Is this any of us? I have found 6 Crouch men in the Dunmore wars. Joe , John , Jacob & Andrew all from Bedford. David & Joe from Fincastle.

On Mon, 2003-08-25 at 02:21, W2305W@aol.com wrote: <A HREF="http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/drawer/disk19/CC150/0326/C0016?32">Click here: Dunmore's War (1774): Crawford - Card 32 of 77</A> TO use hit +1 Is this any of us? I have found 6 Crouch men in the Dunmore wars. Joe , John , Jacob & Andrew all from Bedford. David & Joe from Fincastle. How utterly interesting !!! It follows the findings that indeed back up that John/Joseph got grants in VA {western ONLY} Also noted in prior email I sent. A legal description was drawn out with the Crouch speeling only to be signed by John himself as Couch And witnessed by a Campbell. I think the myth of John Couch of Kentucky being "from/born" in NC is near its closeure. Also note the Parsons WVa historic sign at their town "First settled by John Couch and brothers" No way this line ties to Thomas Couch line/Buckingham/Isle of wight In the last 3 months, there has been so much debunked on this line. And sources proven non bearing. My tak on it, is "someone" assummed all Couch clan in NC was of a varient of their line. This may be so in northern regions. All indications persist, that John Of Kentucky was in north western VA in mid 1760,s and most likely came down from PA. Although some of the later clan well may have married into other NC lines. The John you mention of Dumores war, follows the account of the party of men going down the New River , to the Kanawha, thence to the "frontier" of the Ohio. It also backs the theory of Ft Randolph The above Joe you mentioned before John, was given Land grants for his service on Montgomery Co VA, as well as John We do know the John of NC/SC/Ar fame did not have Indian War service. It should also be noted, that John/Joseph Crouch were under the command of COL. G.Washington, highly adding credance to some of the KY lore.