Husband of Margaret Jenny McNutt and Mary Neal Cox
Sheriff
Lt. Col. of local militia
Please check this link for Robert's ancestry and biography.
http://www.electricscotland.com/history/world/bios/mcfarland_cemetary.htm
County Clerk lists DOD as 10 February 1837. (Suggestion submitted by John Sweeney, Member # 48243422.)∼"Buried in this grave yard is Col. Robert McFarland, the only known officer of the Revolutionary War buried in Hamblen County, and for whom the Robert McFarland Chapter Sons of the American Revolution is named. His grave is unmarked except by a marker from a local funeral home which has recently been placed; descendants of his living in Morristown knowing the location of his grave. Copied by Margaret H. Richardson, October 31, 1936" WPA project, tombstone records, Hamblen County.
Sheriff
Lt. Col. of local militia
Please check this link for Robert's ancestry and biography.
http://www.electricscotland.com/history/world/bios/mcfarland_cemetary.htm
County Clerk lists DOD as 10 February 1837. (Suggestion submitted by John Sweeney, Member # 48243422.)∼"Buried in this grave yard is Col. Robert McFarland, the only known officer of the Revolutionary War buried in Hamblen County, and for whom the Robert McFarland Chapter Sons of the American Revolution is named. His grave is unmarked except by a marker from a local funeral home which has recently been placed; descendants of his living in Morristown knowing the location of his grave. Copied by Margaret H. Richardson, October 31, 1936" WPA project, tombstone records, Hamblen County.
Husband of Margaret Jenny McNutt and Mary Neal Cox
Sheriff
Lt. Col. of local militia
Please check this link for Robert's ancestry and biography.
http://www.electricscotland.com/history/world/bios/mcfarland_cemetary.htm
County Clerk lists DOD as 10 February 1837. (Suggestion submitted by John Sweeney, Member # 48243422.)∼"Buried in this grave yard is Col. Robert McFarland, the only known officer of the Revolutionary War buried in Hamblen County, and for whom the Robert McFarland Chapter Sons of the American Revolution is named. His grave is unmarked except by a marker from a local funeral home which has recently been placed; descendants of his living in Morristown knowing the location of his grave. Copied by Margaret H. Richardson, October 31, 1936" WPA project, tombstone records, Hamblen County.
Sheriff
Lt. Col. of local militia
Please check this link for Robert's ancestry and biography.
http://www.electricscotland.com/history/world/bios/mcfarland_cemetary.htm
County Clerk lists DOD as 10 February 1837. (Suggestion submitted by John Sweeney, Member # 48243422.)∼"Buried in this grave yard is Col. Robert McFarland, the only known officer of the Revolutionary War buried in Hamblen County, and for whom the Robert McFarland Chapter Sons of the American Revolution is named. His grave is unmarked except by a marker from a local funeral home which has recently been placed; descendants of his living in Morristown knowing the location of his grave. Copied by Margaret H. Richardson, October 31, 1936" WPA project, tombstone records, Hamblen County.
Inscription
LIEUT COL
COL CAMPBELL'S CO VA REGT
REV WAR
MAR 15, 1759
FEB 5, 1837
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