1783: After: ENOS JOHNSON, private in the Virginia line, $80.00 Annual Allowance $240.00 Amount Received July 31 1833 Pension Stated Age 81, Hawkins County, Tennessee<about:../../counties/hawkins.htm> (1835 Tn Pension Roll) Enos JOHNSON served in the VA Line, applied 31 Aug 1832, Hawkins Co, TN, aged 79, enlisted in Montgomery Co, VA. His widow, Levinia, applied 5 Jun 1854 Hawkins Co, TN, aged 67; they had married 29 Jul 1806, and he died 4 Jun 1836. Children shown were: Susannah born 27 Dec 1781, Mary born 24 Jan 1783, Ann born 7 Sep 1784, Rebecker born 1 Mar 1786, Rachel born 1 Oct 1787, Rhoda born 7 Jun 1789, 2 sons whose names were too dim to read were born in 1792 and 1794 also a child born in 1793. These children were by his 1st wife, Sary. Children by his 2nd wife, Levinia, were: (the 1st 2 or 3 children's births were too dim to read, one of which was born in 1810), Levena born 4 Oct 1812, Hester born 14 Oct 1814, Plila B[?], born 14 Oct 1816, (2 children whose data was too dim to read), Anna born 4 Mar 1823, and Noble Washington, born 13 Jul 1825. See National Archives Series M804 roll #1421 for a copy of the entire file and perhaps a better microcopy (Extracted from Virgil D. White, Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Abstract Files) "Enos JOHNSON entered service in 1777 from Montgomery Co., Va.; pensioned in Hawkins Co., Tn. at age 77 and died there 6/4/36. Married (1) Sarah - Their children's births: Susannah JOHNSON 12/27/1781, Mary JOHNSON 1/24/83, Ann JOHNSON 9/1/1784, Rebecker JOHNSON 3/1/86, Rachel JOHNSON 10/10/87, Rhoda JOHNSON 6/27/89, Kinsey JOHNSON 12/--/92, William JOHNSON 10/11/03, Ellet JOHNSON 11/17/95, James JOHNSON 6/8/1800, Johney JOHNSON 1802, John JOHNSON 1806, md. (2) 7/20/1806, Levina HUTTON, Jefferson Co., Tn. Their children: Betty JOHNSON 7/11/1807, Lucy JOHNSON 11/22/1808, Pleasant Miller JOHNSON 22/21/10, Levina JOHNSON 10/4/12, Hester JOHNSON 10/14/14, Wila B. JOHNSON 10/14/16, Jane Ceney 12/4/18, Dicey JOHNSON 12/28/20, Anner JOHNSON 3/4/23, Noble Washington JOHNSON 7/13/25. Widow pensioned age 67, Hawkins Co., Tn. 1854. Granted bounty land warrant 26160 there in 1857. Pension restored there in 1856, aged 84. ( F-W11959 R1421) (Pension W11959, BLW #26160-160-55) (VIRGINIA/WEST VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL DATA FROM REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND WARRANT RECORDS: VOL. 3 - IAMS THROUGH MYRES, compiled by Patrick G. Wardell) Enos' first wife, Sarah, may have been nee WEATHERS: McKay vs. Rout and Barton - O.S. 49; N.S. 17. Bill filed 20th September 1794. Many years ago William WEATHERS, then of Frederick, was possessed of land in Frederick. During war of Revolution he was reported killed by Indians and his sisters took possession as heirs, viz: Susanna BARTON, wife of Henry BARTON; Jane HURST, wife of Jacob HURST; and Sarah JOHNSTON, wife of Enos JOHNSTON. Henry BARTON lives in Botetourt. Bill says William WEATHERS has returned. (CHRONICLES OF THE SCOTCH-IRISH SETTLEMENT IN Virginia by Lyman Chalkley. Vol. 2 p. 89, "Circuit Court Causes Ended")