Display Patriot - P-264779 - John PAISLEY

John PAISLEY

SAR Patriot #: P-264779

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State of Service: NC      Qualifying Service: Colonel
DAR #: A086262

Birth: 23 Nov 1743 / Lancaster / PA
Death: 16 Oct 1811 / Guilford / NC

Qualifying Service Description:
  1. Guilford Co, NC Militia, from 1771
  2. ALSO MAJ, LCOL, GUILFORD COUNTY MILITIA

Additional References:
  1. CLARK, STATE RECS OF NC
    • VOL 14, pg 403
    • VOL 22, pg 144-146

Spouse: Mary Ann Denny
Children: Elizabeth; John; James; William D; Nancy Agnes; Jean; Anna;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
Date Approved Society ACN SAR Member Info Lineage via Child View Application Detail
1963-11-27 KY Unassigned Clive Arthur Moss Jr (89167) James   
1964-09-15 KY Unassigned James Edwin Paisley (89767) James   
1969-05-15 NC Unassigned Cummins Aiken Mebane Jr (97670) William   
1992-07-01 AR 212940 Richard Paisley McKinney (139101) John   
2021-08-20 NC 98675 John Porter Paisley Jr. (220286) John   
Location:
Greensboro / Guilford / NC / USA
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Marker Type:
VA Upright Marble
SAR Grave Dedication Date:

Comments:
  • Headstone inscription: "John Paisley North Carolina Colonel Minute Men Rev War 1745 1811
  • Also a flat granite marker
  • Dedication ceremony in 1969


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Find-a-Grave: grave says born 1745 / Philadelphia / PA



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