Individual Details

Major-Drum and Fife Corps. Revolutionary War Pension #W9092. Family Oral History has it that the painting "Spirit of 76" is modeled after John Justice Sr., John Justice Jr., and Simeon Justice who were all Musicians at Fort Rutledge or Nintey Six, SC. This was mentioned on the History Channel. Also served in Captain Tutts South Carolina Volunteers. Served with General Francis Marion (SWAMP FOX) after his prison release. “Early Settlers in the Tug River Valley-Two Volumes” by Ely: John Justice was a Major of a British Regiment, and had been reared a loyal British Subject. He deserted the British in the Tidewater Area of Virginia and fled to Charleston, South
Carolina with his 2 Sons John and Simeon and joined the Colonists. John Sr. was made a Major in the North Carolina Line. Even though they were without Pay for long periods of time; These Men continued the Fight!

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Birth	1725	Charles City Co, Virginia
Probate	28 Aug 1751	John Justice built a water grist mill for William Wilson, and same is not properly built. Augusta Co
Probate 2nd	Apr 1760	John Justice Jr. being guilty of profanely swearing 2 oaths is fined.
Military	Bet 1777 and 1782	North/South Carolinia
Death	1803	Travelers Rest, South Carolina
Marriage		Halifax County, Virginia - Mary Slone
AKA (Facts Pg)		Sr.

Spouse	Mary Slone (1738 - )
Child	John Justice (1762 - 1831)
Child	Simeon Justice (1765 - 1846)
Child	Nancy Justice ( - )

Father	John Justice (1696 - 1766)
Mother	Mary Houge (1683 - 1778)
Sibling	Simeon Justice (1727 - 1783)
Sibling	Mary Justice (1730 - )
Sibling	Thomas Justice (1732 - 1807)
Sibling	Alice (Abbie) Justice (1735 - )
Sibling	William Justice (1737 - 1813)