Individual Details
John R. SMOTHERS
(1712 - Aft 1798)
Two John Smothers living very close together, one served in the Revolutionary War, the other shows up later with Andrew. The John Smothers that shows up later with Andrew is probably the son of the elder John R. Smothers and brother to Andrew.
Events
| Birth | 1712 | Virginia, United States | |||
| Military | From 1776 to 1781 | during the Revolutionary War |  |  | |
| Tax Record | 1798 | Tax List Upper District John Smothers. John a private in the Revolutionary war was entitled to land for his serve in the war - Russell County, Virginia, Russell County, Virginia, United States | | ||
| Death | Aft 1798 |
Families
| Child | Living |
| Child | Living |
| Child | Andrew SMOTHERS (1738 - 1825) |
| Child | Joseph SMOTHERS (1781 - 1857) |
Notes
Military
John (Smithers or Smothers), was a Private. He was entitled to land for serving in the war.Tax Record
Russell County was formed from Washington County, Virginia.Endnotes
1. ",'" , United States of American, Revolutionary War , John R. Smohers, SECTION 11, (7) TO (10) [DOCUMENT No. 32--LIST No. 4] ILLINOIS REGIMENT, WESTERN REGIMENT AND CAPTAIN FRANCIS CHARLOVILLES VOLUNTEERS, BOUNTY LANDS..