Nimrod JESTER
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Birth: 15 Oct 1762
Death: 08 Oct 1854 / Wayne / IN
Qualifying Service Description:
While residing in Guilford North Carolina, enlisted April 1780 and served 3 months as private in Capt John MCDOW'S N.C. Company
In the Battle of Camden.
Enlisted Sept 1780, and served 6 weeks as private in Capt John GILLESPIE'S Company of Light Horse, Colonel Daniel GILLESPIE'S N C Regiment.
Served two months in Capt PHILIP'S NC Company
Late in 1781 served 1 month in Capt Salathiel MARTIN'S N C Company
Enlisted in 1782 and served 1 year in Capt Charles GORDON'S Company Colonel ARMSTRONG'S N C Regiment
He guarded prisoners at Salisbury, North Carolina for 3 months
Additional References:
12th-19th Annual Reports DAR. Senate documents (United States Congress, Senate). Government Printing Office: Washington, DC
PENSION: W 27599
Spouse: Mary Bishop
Children:
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