THIS AND THAT

Little things found over the years from various sources.


bullet.jpeg (514 bytes)N.C. COLONIAL and STATE RECORDS
1. Vol. IX, p. 133: DANIEL PEGRAM allowed L24 for wounds at Battle of Alamance
2. Vol. XVII, p. 1057: [1780] GIDEON PEGRAM on Pay Roll of Capt. AGUSTIN SPAIN's Co. of the 2nd N.C. Regiment of Militia
3. Vol. XXII, p. 373: #64 is DANIEL PEGRAM in Granville Co. Militia in Capt. RICHARD COLEMAN's Co., 8 October 1754.

bullet.jpeg (514 bytes) TREASURER & COMPTROLLERS PAPERS, Revolutionary Army Acct.
These items qualify as proof of service for DAR membership
1. Vol. VI, p. 63, folio 4: #424 EDWARD PEGRAM pays L9.0.0 and interest of L0.1.18 into the Treasury for taxes of 1785 & 1786. (No location shown.)
2. Vol. VI, p. 102, folio 1: #1610 is GEORGE PEGRAM who pays L1.6.8 & interest in certificates to the Treasury for the year 1786.
3. Vol. VIII, p. 10, folio 4: #1762 is GEORGE PEGRAM for certificate of L10.7.6 & interest which is paid into the Treasury by the Sheriffs of the counties for taxes.
4. Vol. IX, p. 99, folio 1: #11 is GIDEON PEGRAM for a certificate of L9.8 received by THOMAS TURNER, Sheriff of Warren Co. for taxes in 1780.
5. Vol. X, p. 105, folio 2: Continental voucher for 250 pounds to GEORGE PEGRAM, Capt. Va. Militia paid by State of N.C.

bullet.jpeg (514 bytes)PEOPLE’S PRESS - 1857 - Forsyth Co., N.C. January 2, 1857

In this county, on the 24th Sept., by JNO. E. CLAYTON, Esq., Mr. JAMES H. MARSHALL (married) to Miss ELLEN PEGRAM.


bullet.jpeg (514 bytes)The UNION REPUBLICAN Dec 15, 1892

FORSYTH PENSIONERS—Upon the first page will be found an article concerning pension, who are entitled and the amount received. Below we publish a list of those in this county for whom Register of Deeds KOEHLN has received checks under the pension roll. Their names have been printed in these columns before, and a close observer will notice that the list grows shorter as the years go by, as one by one they are being called upon to answer the roll call with a majority of their departed comrades upon the other side. In addition is also the names of widows entitled to pensions, at least as many who have remained unmarried, and there is a goodly number, forty two.

Those disabled by wounds, E.B. ANGEL, N.O. BROWN; J.S. BRANSON; A.V. DUGGINS/ CALVIN T. FULK/ FRANCIS FULTON/ C.H. FEATHERSTON/J.P. FLYNT/ MOSES E. HAUSER/ LEWIS KIMBLE/ WM. McD LANCASTER/ ISAAC LUMLEY/ WILLIAM McGEE/ G.W. MORRIS/ J.H. MARSHALL/GREEN NEWSOM/ W.A. PEGRAM/ O PRESTON/ THOMAS PARHAM/ J.C. RAGSDALE/ ALFRED TAYLOR/ J.W. WOOD/ C.E. WEBB/ W.F. WELCH/ WILLIAM HARTLEY/ J.O. NAYLOR/ N.M. GLIDEWELL/ E.D. KIGER/ J.W. BRAVER/ JOHN H. POE/ JACOB SAIL/ W.W. WOLFF/ T.B. ROBERTS/ S.R. CATES/ J.H. COOK/ J.E. GRUBBS/ J.L. MOORE/ MARK PATTERSON/ H.H. ELLIOT/ J.F. JOHNSON


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