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State of Service: VA
Qualifying Service: Sergeant
Birth: 08 May 1752 / / VA Death: bef 09 Sep 1824 / Franklin / MO
Qualifying Service Description:
Sgt, Captain THOMAS QUIRK, GEN GEORGE ROGERS CLARK ILLINOIS FRONTIER REG
Additional References:
'George Rogers Clark and His Men Military Records, 1778-1784'; 'The Personnel of George Rogers Clark's Ft Jefferson and The Civilian Community of Clarksville, KY, 1780-1781'. Missouri State Genealogical Association, Volume 9, No 1, pg 4
Reg.of VA in the Rev, Alphabetical Register, pg 91
VA in the Rev & War of 1812, Rev War Records, Sect.2, pg 199
Second Capture of Vincennes, 1799
Ft Jefferson, 1780
Spouse: (1) Elizabeth Napper; (2) Mary/Polly Hall Children: Nancy; William S; John III; Winifred/Willie Elizabeth
Inscription - John Breeding | Serg Clark's ILL Regt | VA State Troops | Revolutionary War | May 8 1752 Jul 7 1824
son of John Breeding (1730-1802) & Winfred Elizabeth Ashby (1731-1789)
brother of Spencer R,P-120442
m. (1) Elizabeth Napper, 1785
m. (2) Mary/Polly Hall, 1802
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Additional Information:
Buried 1 mile west of Berger, Franklin Co., MO, Breeding/Roark/Dilthey/Schuab Cemetery