Hi Jude, There are so many Clarks and Clarkes - can you be more specific for a given name??? Dickey, William 117, 121 p. 99 - Augusta County Militia, part one p. 117. [Roll 95] Captain George Moffat. [Augusta County.] He was paid L77 for 154 dayst at 10sh per diem. THIS COMPANY WAS T POINT PLEASANT. Privates: ...William Dickey... p. 118 Augusta County Public Service Claims, part two. p. 121. ...[*The next 15 men apparently formed a small coumpnay drafted to build a fort.] *[125]...William Dickey, 6 days work on a fort;... NOTE: did not copy Dick, Dickens, Dicker or Dicks. 2. Harris Charles 96, 117, 181, 198. John, 139 Joseph, 57 Stephen, 136 Tyrie, 125, William, 79 p. 93 - Debtors to the Country, part one. [At this point the clerk has entered a brief file headed *The Country....Credit. *These are sums apparently owed to the Treasurer for items (of unspecified origin) sold to the citizenry.) p. 96...Charles Harris, by 1 rifle Gun lost, By Riding express 35 miles, By allowance in consideration of wounds L17.10sh;... p. 99 - Augusta County Militia, part one... p. 117-118. [Roll 95] Captain George Moffat. [Augusta County.] He was paid L77 for 154 days at 10 sh per diem. THIS COMPANY WAS AT POINT PLEASANT. Privates:...Charles Harris... p. 178 Appendix Two: The Augusta Court of Claims, January 1775. *The Augusta County Court, responding to statute, set up this Court to gather the claims of the militia and citizenry "lately drawn into actual service and for making provision to pay the same. It did not specify service only in Dunmore's War proper, or at Point Pleasant, although the majority of the claims did originate there.* p. 181.... George Mathews produced Claims of ....Charles Harris... p. 192. Appendix Five: The dead and the wounded. p. 197. The wounded...*According to Lieutenant Isaac Shelby (who was there)* *80 men were wounded at Point Pleasant.* p. 198. Harris, Charles. L17 10 sh 0d. Captain George Moffatt (Botetourt) 3. John, 139 p. 136 FINCASTLE COUNTY. Fincastle County Militia, part one. *For old Fincastle County (long abolished) we have appended the page numbers where the Captains and their men will be found printed in *Soldiers of Fincastle County, Virginia *(Dublin, Virginia, 974) by Mary B. Kegley. This is a useful publication as the compiler lists the days derved by everysoldier--a labor that has not been attempted for this edition. Kegley does not include the companies from the northern part of old Fincastle County (rolls 48-56) that included what are now Greenbvrier, Pocahontas, Monroe, and Kanawha Counties.* p. 139. [Roll 53] Captain John Stuart [Pocahontas County.] He was paid L30 for 80 days at 7sh 6d. THIS COMPANY WAS AT POINT PLEASANT. Privates...John Harris... 4. Joseph, 57 p. 56-57. [Roll 16] Captain Samuel Beeler's company (He is a relative of mine..MKF) [Berkeley County, West Virgina] He was paid L79 for 158 days at 10 sh per diem. Privates... Joseph Harris. 5. Stephen 136 p. 135-136. [Rlll 45] Captain John Murray. [Rockbridge County] He was paid L53 10sh for 107 days at 10sh per diem. THIS COMPANY WAS AT POINT PLEASANT WHERE CAPTAIN MURRAY WAS KILLED. He was replaced by Captain McKee. Privates...Stephen Harris... 6. Tyrie, 125 p. 125-126. [Roll 160] Captain John Wilson. [Pittsylvania County] He was paid L36 for 72 days at 10sh per diem. Private:...Tyrie Harris.... 7. William 79 p. 76 FREDERICK COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE CLAIMS. *"At a meeting of the several Commisioners appointed to settle the Accounts of the Militia in actual Service in the late Expedition against the Indians under Lord Dunmore held at Winchester the 10th Day of October 1775. The said Commissioners proceeded to receive Claims."* p. 79 [22] Friday, 27th October 1775. ...Messrs John Hite & William Gibbs assignees of William Harris for 2 Guns;.... GRIMES - has to come later There are these names... Edward, Honora, James, Samuel... but my 3 hours at the FHC are over... Kathie On 8/2/06, DELTAJUDE@aol.com <DELTAJUDE@aol.com> wrote: > > Thank you for your kind offer and would you please check for; > > CLARK > DICKEY > HARRIS > GRIMES > > Take care, > Jude > > In a message dated 8/2/2006 8:47:01 AM Pacific Standard Time, > mkfelsted@gmail.com writes: > Hello, > > At our little FHC in Baltimore, we have the book, *Lord Dunmore's Little > War > of 1774, His Captains and Their Men Who Opened up Kentucky & the West to > American Settlement*, by Warren Skidmore with Donna Kaminsky, Heritage > Books, Inc. 2002. While looking through it for my families who are known > to > be in that area of VA, I noticed a LOT of Hardin/Nelson/etc KY names in > this > book. A few are listed below. But if you would like me to do a lookup > for > any ancestor that you think might have come through VA - or now West VA, > even parts of PA that were once considered VA, I can do that. I can only > check it when I am working at the FHC, where the book is.... so you might > have to wait! (I have copied some of the pages for my own names...) > > Harrod > Carters - Abendigo, Shadrick + 18 others > Browns - 24 names listed, including Basil, Coleman > Brownfield > Breckinridge, Breckenridge > Bowman > Larue > Ash, John > Askins - > Thomas - 15 names given > Rogers - 18 given > Richardson - 15 names given > Howell > Coy > etc.... > > Kathie > > > ==== KYHARDIN Mailing List ==== > NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain letters, > political announcements, current events, items for sale, personal messages, > flames, etc. (in other words - spam) is NOT ALLOWED and will be grounds for > removal. Consideration for exceptions, contact Kathleen Burnett > kathleenburnett@earthlink.net > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. 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Hi Jude, Here are the Grimes... 1. Edward 73 p. 73. HAMPSHIRE COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE CLAIMS. *"At a meeting of the several Commissioners appointed to settle the accounts of the Militia in actual Service in the late Expedition agains the Indians under Lord Dunmore held at Romney the 14th day of October 1775. The said Commissioners proceeded to receive Claims."* [1] Saturday, 14th October 1775. Claims [at Romney in Hampshire County]....Edward Grimes for provisions;... 2. Honora, p.55 Captain Hugh Stephenson's company... The author has bios of Captains at the end of most pages - "Captain Stephenson was born in 1729 in Wesmoreland County, Virginia, the son of Richard and Honora (Grimes) Stephenson. His mother Honora was previously the widow of William Crawfor, Senior, and he was a half brother of Colonel William Crawford and a full brother of Captain John Stephenson (q.v.) He married Ann Whaley in Berkeley County in 1747. He took a company to Roxbury, Massachusetts at the beginning of the Revolution, and they served sooon after at Dorchester Heights and on Staten Island before returning home. Colonel Stephenson died in the autumn of 1776 at Charles Town, and was replaced by Moses Rawlings of Maryland, his second in command. He is buried at Sheerdstown in Jefferson County, West Virginia." 3. Honora, 33 p. 33-34. Captain John Stephenson's roll.... "Captain Stephenson was a son of richard and Honora (Grimes) Stephenson. His mother was a widow of William Crawford, Senior. He lived at Stewart's Crossing near Connellsville in present day Fayette County. He was a half brother of Colonel William Crawford and a brother of Captain Hugh Stephenson (q.v.). In his application for bounty land on 28 March 1780 located in Yohogania County he stated that he "was a captain in a ranging coumpany in 1774"." 4. James, 57 p. 56, 57. [Roll 16] Captain Samuel Beeler's company. [Berkeley County, West Virginia]. He was paid l79 for 158 days at 10sh per diem. Privates:... James Grimes..." 5. Samuel, 82 p. 76 - FREDERICK COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE CLAIMS. p. 82 [30] Friday, 3rd November 1775. Davis Ruth assignee of Samuel Grimes for horse hire; Samuel Grimes for horse hire & packing;... That is it! Kathie -- M. Kathleen Felsted mkfelsted@gmail.com

Kathie, Thank you for the Harris listings, also. I have Harris's in Hardin Co also. Dottie -----Original Message----- From: M. Kathleen Felsted [mailto:mkfelsted@gmail.com] Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006 1:11 PM To: KYHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KYHARDIN] Lord Dunmore's Little War of 1774 - Lookup Hi Jude, There are so many Clarks and Clarkes - can you be more specific for a given name??? Dickey, William 117, 121 p. 99 - Augusta County Militia, part one p. 117. [Roll 95] Captain George Moffat. [Augusta County.] He was paid L77 for 154 dayst at 10sh per diem. THIS COMPANY WAS T POINT PLEASANT. Privates: ...William Dickey... p