Benedict Yeary, born 1732, was living in Washington County (now Lee County) Virginia by 1782. He was allowed 1 pound, seventeen shillings and six pence for one horse for fourteen days service carrying provisions for the Army during the American Revolution. From land deeds it is confirmed that his wife's first name was "Mary." Benedict Yeary died after July 1802 in Rocky Station Community, Lee County, VA. He and his wife, Mary, are buried in the Benedict Yeary Cemetery near Rocky Station Fort, Virginia.
Benedict Yeary, born 1732, was living in Washington County (now Lee County) Virginia by 1782. He was allowed 1 pound, seventeen shillings and six pence for one horse for fourteen days service carrying provisions for the Army during the American Revolution. From land deeds it is confirmed that his wife's first name was "Mary." Benedict Yeary died after July 1802 in Rocky Station Community, Lee County, VA. He and his wife, Mary, are buried in the Benedict Yeary Cemetery near Rocky Station Fort, Virginia.
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