WebCol Andrew Hampton. Birth. 1713. England. Death. 8 Oct 1805 (aged 91–92) Rutherford County, North Carolina, USA. Burial. Hampton Cemetery. WebThey picked up some remnants of Gen. Sumter’s SC forces including Col Edward Lacey, Col Andrew Hampton and Col Thomas Brandon’s militiamen and proceeded to Cow Pens. Col. McDowell had gone to get the governor to appoint a general for the two to four thousand soldier gathering patriot army.

Andrew Hampton, of Granville County (1713 - 1805) - Geni

WebAndrew Hampton Captain in the Tryon County Regiment of Militia - 1775-1776 Lt. Colonel in the Tryon County Regiment of Militia - 1776-1779 Colonel over the Rutherford County … WebColonel Andrew HAMPTON, who signed the TRYON DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE in August 1775, was an early-day patriot, who served in the North Carolina Militia. So far as any record has been found to establish it as a fact, he was not closely related to WADE HAMPTON, also of Revolutionary War fame. es 動物に例えると

Descendants of Andrew Hampton - moultrie.illinoisgenweb.org

WebElizabeth MarthaHampton Birth1745 - Amelia County, Virginia, USA Death29 Mar 1836 - Laurens, Georgia, USA MotherSarah Kuykendall FatherCol. Andrew Hampton Show more Bornin Amelia County, Virginia, USAon 1745to Col. Andrew Hamptonand Sarah Kuykendall. Elizabeth Martha Hamptonhad 13children. She passed awayon 29 Mar … Colonel Andrew HAMPTON, who signed the TRYON DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE in August 1775, was an early-day patriot, who served in the North Carolina Militia. He was a hero in America’s Revolutionary War. The life of my ancestor, Col. Andrew Hampton, has been somewhat difficult to compile. WebIn effect, these leaders decided to organize a mass of men to lead an attack against Ferguson. Such leaders included colonels Isaac Shelby, Samuel Phillips, John Sevier, William Campbell, Arthur Campbell, Charles McDowell, and Andrew Hampton. Troops were gathered and congregated in Sycamore Shoals, an outpost on the Watauga River. es 動画の感想