An American Family History

Fincastle County, Virginia Militia

In 1774 Governor Dunmore declared war against the indignious Americans. The war ended after Virginia's victory in the Battle of Point Pleasant on October 10, 1774.

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Lord Dunmore’s War
1774

Fincastle County Militia
This company participated in the Battle of Point Pleasant

	Name	remarks
Armstrong	George
Berry	Francis
Blackburn	Arthur
Bogard	Abraham
Brooks	George
Burk	Ric
Carmac	John	wounded
Casey	William
Douglas	John	sergeant
Fain	John
Fain	Samuel
Findley	John	sergeant
Findley	John
Goff	Andrew
Gray	Benjamin
Hensley	Samuel
Herrall	Robert
Holloway	Richard
Lucas	Benjamin
McAnair	James
Moffet	William	sergeant
Mongle	Frederick
Mongle	Daniel
Morris	Groves
Nave	Conrad
Newland	Abraham
Newland	Isaac
Price	Reese	wounded
Riddle	George
Riley	John
Robinson	Elijah
Robinson	James	sergeant
Robison	Julius
Samples	Samuel
Sayers	John
Sevier	Valentine	sergeant
Shaw	Henry
Shelby	Isaac	Lieutenant
Shelby	James
Shelby	Evan	Captain
Shoat	Emmanuel
Stuart (Stewart)	John	wounded
Terney	Peter
Terrence	Andrew
Trimble	Robert	sergeant
Tucker	William
Vance	Samuel
Willi	Jarret
Williams	John	fifter
Williams	Mark	killed

Fincastle County, Virginia was created in 1772 from Botetourt County and abolished in 1776. It was divided into Montgomery, Washington and Kentucky Counties.

A militia is a military unit composed of citizens who are called up in time of need.

The Battle of Point Pleasant (Battle of Kanawha) was on October 10, 1774. It was between the Virginia militia and the Shawnee and Mingo. The Shawnee unsuccesfully attempted to halt the militia's advance into the Ohio Valley.

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