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State of Service: VA
Qualifying Service: Patriotic Service
Author: John Leslie Ruble
John Maupin was born abt 1732 in Hanover County VA, and is the son of Daniel Maupin Sr., and Margaret Via. John married Frances Dabney in Hanover Co., VA about 1753. He and his wife had eleven children, (Sarah, Daniel (Thomas), Cornelius, William, John, Frances, Gabriel, Margaret, Dabney, Robert, and Carr). John was a member of the Albemarle Co., VA militia during the French and Indian War of 1758. During the Revolutionary War John provided supplies in the form of 10 pounds of bacon, which can be found in Albemarle Co., VA Publick Claims on page 2, which is published by Lberian Publishing Co., compiled and translated by Abercrombie and Slatten. John Maupin passed away before October 6, 1806 in Albemarle Co., VA, and his wife Francis had died in Jun 1806. Both John and his wife Frances are buried in Sandridge Cemetery, Albemarle Co., VA. Some have the name spelled as Maupine.
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