Display Patriot - P-168845 - James GRAHAM

James GRAHAM

SAR Patriot #: P-168845

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State of Service: VA      Qualifying Service: Soldier

Birth: 1745 prob / Augusta / VA
Death: bef 1788 / Bedford / VA

Qualifying Service Description:
  1. Soldier VA
  2. Soldier with George Rogers Clark

Additional References:
  1. Virginia Archives, copy of statement By Christopher Graham, brother of James and Transcropt by applicant - Payroll record of Captain William's company , Colonel George Rogers Clark, James Graham #27
  2. NSSAR RC 169511

Spouse: Sarah Farley
Children: Jesse; Robert; Priscilla; Mary; Sarah; Elizabeth; Jonathan; William; Deborah;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
Date Approved Society ACN SAR Member Info Lineage via Child View Application Detail
2007-08-08 KS 28750 Lyman LaRue Miller (169511) Jesse   
2007-11-26 KS 30208 Marlowe Bruce Bowman (170552) Jesse   
2007-11-26 KS 30209 Robert Layne Bowman (170553) Jesse   
2011-08-04 KS 43506 Kurtis Tate Bowman (180293) Jesse   
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Comments:
  • record showed buried in Blue Licks Battlefield State Park Cemetery - Find-a-Grave memorial 40874476
  • NSSAR RCs don't show that- needs more research


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Author: Marlowe Bruce Bowman
James Graham was born about 1745 in Augusta Co VA and died about 1782 Bedford Co VA.
James served as a soldier in Capt. Williams Company under the command of Colonel George Rogers Clark
James Graham married Sarah Farley about 1763. They had the following children: Robert, Jesse, Mary, Priscilla, Sally, William, Elizabeth, John Silas, Jonathan and Deborah.

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