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A number of patriots who fought or rendered aid during the American Revolution made the decision to move to Southeast Missouri. They lived the rest of their lives here, having families, and are buried... more
FAQs about Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier:How many episodes does Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier have?The podcast currently has 20 episodes available.
September 22, 2026Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: Samuel BurksSamuel Burks was born July 24, 1764, in Prince Edward County, Virginia. According to his application for pension, he stated that he entered service in 1779 at the age of 15....more4minPlay
September 15, 2026Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: Israel DodgeIsrael Dodge was born September 3, 1760, at Canterbury, Windham, Connecticut to John Jr. and Lydia (Rogers) Dodge....more5minPlay
September 08, 2026Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: John DodgeJohn Dodge III was born July 12, 1751, in Colchester, New London County, Connecticut to John Jr and Lydia (Rogers) Dodge. John married Anne Marguerite Keen on December 3, 1770, in Canterbury, Windham, Connecticut....more3minPlay
September 01, 2026Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: John ReevesJohn Reeves was born in 1760 in Frederick County, Virginia, based on his Revolutionary War Pension Statement....more3minPlay
August 25, 2026Here Lies a Revolutionary War Solider: Christian SeabaughChristian Seabaugh was born before 1759 in Pennsylvania to Jacob Seebach Sr and Elisabeth. Christian Seabaugh was listed on the 1777 York County muster roll in Captain John Myers’s Company, and his brother Jacob Seabaugh was listed on John Miller’s Company....more3minPlay
August 18, 2026Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: Alexander GiboneyAlexander Giboney was born about 1750 in Dilltown, East Wheatfield Township, Pennsylvania to Alexander and Ann (Seaver) Giboney (commonly misspelled Gibboney). Alexander married Rebecca Ramsey in 1777 in Virginia....more4minPlay
August 11, 2026Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: Peter SitzesPeter Sitzes was born December 5, 1750, in North Carolina to Johann Heinrich and Dorothea Elizaabeth (Felsinger) Sitzes. Peter married Elizabeth Dolly Carpenter about 1769. Land records in Lincoln Co., North Carolina, show Peter purchasing 200 acres on Dutch Buffalo Creek....more4minPlay
August 04, 2026Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: Captain Henry WhitenerHenry Whitener, Jr. is the second son of George Heinrich (Henry) and Catharina Mary (Mull) Weidner. Henry was born in1752 in Anson County (present-day Catawba County), North Carolina....more4minPlay
July 28, 2026Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: Robert GreenRobert Green was born in Charles County, Maryland, in or before September of 1755 to Leonard and Ann (Doyne) Greene according to some records. Robert enlisted in the Continental Army in late 1776 or early 1777 and served in the 7th Regiment of the Maryland line, under the following officers: John Gunby, Colonel, and Peter Adams, Lieutenant Colonel....more3minPlay
July 21, 2026Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: Bennedick (Benedict) HahnBennedick (Benedict) Hahn was born May 4, 1750, in Frechenfeld, Pflaz, Germany to Johannes Sr and Elizabeth Margaetha (Forester) Hahn. The family immigrated in 1751 aboard the ship Janet out of Rotterdam and landing in Philadelphia....more3minPlay
FAQs about Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier:How many episodes does Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier have?The podcast currently has 20 episodes available.