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Dutch Fork Militia

jayhopefam — 22 Feb 2008 9:51:57 GMT

My ancestor, Christian Haupt, served in Water's regiment of Dutch Fork Militia during the Revolutionary War. Col. Philomon Waters had raised an upcountry regiment after Charleston fell to the British in 1779, Christian reported to Capt. Wm. Houseal who commanded a company of Newberry County men under Waters. Does anyone have any information regarding the regiment? Thanks.

John Middleton Maury County Tn

WilliamMiddleton51 — 11 Dec 2007 2:28:25 GMT

John was my 6th great grandfather

I have seen many websites and had many emails from people saying John Middleton Maury County Tn, Was the son of Richard IV Middleton. Babados line of Middletons

But how could this be? DAR Records state that Richard IV Middleton did have a son named John, but he died in Chesterfield Dist. SC 1800.

John Middleton of Maury county Tn, was in Greensville County Sc, in 1800.and in Maury County by 1820.

There is a book by Marise Parrish Lightfoot called Let the Drums Roll: Veterans and Patriots of the Revolutionary War who Settled in Maury County, Tennessee. In her book she writes.

John Middleton, Senior, b. between 1750 & 1760, Ireland and migrated to South Carolina before the
Revolutionary War. He received payment for militia duty in South Carolina during the years 1779 and

1782. He executed his will on April 17, 1831, and died between that date and June 23, 1831, when the will

was probated in Maury County, Tennessee. In his will he named his wife, Rebecca and two sons, Alfred and Drury.

Also I have found more false information. There is a old family story about John being in Lee's legion in the Revolutionary War.

I went to DAR with this and found out this not to be true, There was a John Middleton in lee's but he died way before our John Middleton did in Sc.

So who was John Middleton 1760- 1831 Maury County Tn,
If you have any new Information to share please Email me at

willun98@yahoo.com

Erik Middleton

I am searching for Revolutionary War soldiers

Suzanne — 17 Aug 2005 5:14:58 GMT

I am searching for Revolutionary War soldiers buried in Guilder's Creek Cemetery in Newberry County, South Carolina. If anyone has any knowledge of Revolutionary War soldiers in their family buried here, please let me know.

Family names include: Toland, Law, Paterson, Glasgow, McCrackin, McKee, Turner, Spence, Keller.

Thanks for any help.