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| Tennesseans in the War of
1812 pg485 |
| Taber, John H.
Pvt, Col. Wm. Metcalf, Capt Thos Marks, Mil Inf |
| Taber, Robert,
Pvt, Col Philip Pipkin, Capt. Peter Search, Mil
Inf |
| Taber, Williams,
Pvt, Co. A. Loury, Capt JN Williamson, W TN Mil |
| Tabor, John,
Pvt, Col. Wm. Metcalf, Capt. Wm. Mullins, Mil Inf |
| Tabor, William
Pvt. Col. L. Hammond, Capt JN Williamson, 2 Regt
Inf |
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Civil War |
| Montgomery |
| Index to TN Confederate
Pension Applications (Sistler) |
| Tabor, A.J.
S6785 7th KY Cav. |
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| Name |
Company |
Rank |
| Tabor, John |
1st Reg. (Metcalfe) W. Tennessee Militia |
Pvt |
| Taber, John H. |
1st Reg. (Metcalfe) W. Tennessee
Militia |
Pvt |
| Tabor, Robert |
1st Reg. (Pipkin) W. Tennessee Militia |
Pvt |
| Taber, Robert T. |
1st Reg. (Pipkin) W. Tennessee Militia |
Pvt |
| Taber, William |
2nd Reg. W. Tennessee Militia |
Pvt |
| Tabor, William |
2nd Reg. W. Tennessee Militia |
Pvt |
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Rev. War |
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| Abstracts of Rev. War
Pension Files T-Z |
| pg3410 Taber,
John, NC Line, Agnes,
R10372, sol m. Anges --- 15 Apr 1788 in
Rutherford Co NC, wid appl 8 Dec 1839 in
Morgan Co TN but was a res of Bledsoe Co TN, wid
was b. 13, Jan 1761, a Mary Thompson,
aged 71 a res of Anderson Co TN made aff'dt in
1840 & stated sol d.16 Jun 1832, wid was
still living in 1853. |
| pg3411 Tabor,
William, NC line, Susannah, W6245, sol
was b. 4 Jan 1761 in Orange Co NC & he lived
in Rutherford Co NC at enl & he lived there
for 5 or 6 yrs after the Rev then moved to
Greenville Dist SC for 1 yr then moved to
Pendleton Dist SC for 13 yrs then moved to
Franklin Co TN for 6 yrs then lived alternately
in Dickson, Davidson & Franklin Cos in TN
then moved to Shelby Co AL for 2yrs then moved to
Bibb Co AL where appl in 1832, sol was a son of John
& Elizebeth Tabor. sol m. Susannah
daughter of George & Mary Tubb on 5 Jul 1781
in Rutherford Co NC & she was b 11 Oct 1761,
sol d 4 Jun 1844 in Winston Co MS & his wid
appl there 1 Feb 1847 & she d there 31 Jan
1852 leaving children John, William,
Natha & Elijah Tabor, Mary Smith, Cairon
Kellum & Melinda Barry,
children's births were John b18
Apr 1783, Susan no date given, Mary
who m. a Mr. Smith, William
& Elizabeth no birth date
given, Karren Happy or Cairon
Happy b 23 Apr 1795 & she married a
Mr. Kellum, Nathan b. 3 Aug
1797, Nancy b. 8 Jan 1800, Melinda
b.23 Apr 1803 & she m Uriah Berry & Elijah
b26 Oct 1805, also shown were William
son of James & Elizabeth Morrow
was b. 20 Apr 1822, Samuel Morrow
son of James & Elizabeth
b. in 182? & Mary Jane
daughter of James & Elizabeth Morrow
b. 14 Jan 1826 in 1832 a John Tubb
made aff'dt in Bibb Co AL but no relatonship was
given, a Mary Logan of Attala Co
MS made aff'dt in 1855 that she was at sol's
& wid's wedding, sol's daughter Melinda
Barry signed p.o.a. 1 May 1855 in Holmes
Co MS & a John M. West was a witness to her
p.o.a., a Celia West was a
witness in 1856 in Holmes Co MS in 1856 aged 62
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| Morgan Co |
AGNES TABOR'S APPLICATION FOR WIDOW'S PENSION
State of Tennessee Morgan County
On this the 8th day of December, 1839
personally appeared before me Thomas Jack, a Justice of
the Peace in and for said county, Agnes Tabor a
resident citizen of the County of Bledsoe, state of
Tennessee aged seventy-one years the 15th day of January
last having no record of her age being born the 15th day
of January 1769 and after being duly sworn for that
purpose on her oath makes the following Declaration in
order to obtain the provisions made by the Act of
Congress passed July 7, 1838 entitled an Act guaranteeing
Half Pay and Pensions to living widows--that she is the
widow of John Tabor, deceased who was a
private in the army of the Revolutionary War, and who to
her best knowledge and belief entered the service in ?
county, North Carolina, 1780, a private militia soldier
and served two terms of three months each under Colonel
Eanes??? whose first name was
John; served at and about the Rocky River and Broad? and
stationed at Colonel Easley an of the time in the early
part of the Spring ensuing. He engaged under, she
believes Captain Gray and was she believes under General
Lincoln and Morgan and Tabor said and in
the time was detached off from the same stationed at or
near Charleston and served as she believes some months in
the South and she believes was discharged in 1781,
perhaps in the Fall, not being certain only from the
information she has derived from her deceased husband and
from her own calculation having heard him speak of
beginning in the Spring and remaining nine months and
serving after the sieges, of about the close of the war
and of the commander of Charleston. As to her
husband's discharge, she recollects of hearing him speak
of having a printed discharge but at what time she is not
certain, of what he said became of it. He said he
was one of the several(?) soldiers and served in North
and South Carolina about Charleston and
may be at Charleston. She's not positive and served
on the South Sea Coast at Beach Island. She has no
record of her marriage except her son John Tabor
or her brother Eli L. Tabor has some
Record she knows of none. She further states that
she was married to her said husband in Rutherford County,
North Carolina by Daniel Brown, a Baptist preacher on the
sixteenth day of April, 1788; that she can prove her
aforesaid marriage by Mary Thompson living in Anderson
County, Tennessee and she states that she was not married
to her said husband prior to first day of January, 1794
that she has not intermarried since the death of her said
husband but continues his widow. She states that it
is much more convenient to her to get a Justice of the
Peace and person to attend to her case in Morgan County
living remotely from the County town of Bledsoe and from
a Justice of the
Peace and from anyone to transact the business and living
near Morgan County and being attended on by a Justice of
the Peace by living a small distance away from the
line. Her husband died June, 1832.
Agnes
(her X mark) Tabor
Sworn and
subscribed the 8th day of December, 1839 before me Thomas
Jack, Justice of the Peace
I, Thomas Jack, a Justice of the Peace, in and for the
county of Morgan, State of Tennessee certify that Agnes
Tabor who has sworn to and subscribed the
foregoing declaration appears to be very old and from
infirmities of body, is unable to attend court and I
further certify that from her appearance and from some
knowledge that I have of her children, her age and from
conversing with her ? concerning the foregoing
Declaration I believe the same is substantially true and
in testimony of the foregoing I the said Thomas Jack,
Justice of the Peace as set forth has this day hereunto
set my hand this 14th day of January AD 1840.
Thomas Jack,
Justice of the Peace
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