Son of Enoch Bruton and Dorcas Woffard. Married to Jane Seay Wood Pace on Nov. 1, 1812.
There are no markers for Joab and Jane, other than a very large cedar tree that was planted in 1888 when Joab died. This information was given to Joyce Stokes from her great uncle, John Joab Bruton. John Joab was the son of Alberry and Mattie.
He's ment'd as Capt Joab BRUTON in Jane's obit [Carolina Spartan issue of 9 Apr 1879]
"Nash's Regiment SC Volunteers"
D. D. Wallace's SOUTH CAROLINA: A SHORT HISTORY: "Peace came to a South Carolina that held a very creditble record. Colonel Nash's regiment of South Carolina volunteers suffered great hardships in the Creek war phase of the conflict. The President appointed a sixth of hs new generals from South Caolina. Major-General Thomas Pinckney commanded the Sixth Military District. George Izard of the regulars served under Major-General Wade Hampton on the Canadain front and in March, 1814, was made brgadier to command around Lake Champlain. Major Arthur P. Hayne fought under General Jackson. The gallant Colnel Fenwick was severelywounded at Queenstown. Lieutenant John Templar Shubrick, who later distinguished himself against Algiers, was awarded a handsome sword by the South Carolina legislature for his gallantry against the Guerriere, the Java and the Peacock. Thus South Carolina, patriotic and nationalistic, came through the War of 1812."
"Dr. Wallace could have added that Gen. Andrew Jackson, a South Carolina native, won the Battle of New Orleans, which even though the war had ended propelled Jackson to the ultimate prize, the White House." - Donated by Louise Pettus.
Roster:
Bruton, David, Private
Bruton, Enoch, Private
Bruton, Joab, Private
"Source: Rootsweb"
Children:
Alberry Bruton
Amanda Estelle Dorcas Bruton
Asenath Rose Bruton
Enoch Bruton
There are no markers for Joab and Jane, other than a very large cedar tree that was planted in 1888 when Joab died. This information was given to Joyce Stokes from her great uncle, John Joab Bruton. John Joab was the son of Alberry and Mattie.
He's ment'd as Capt Joab BRUTON in Jane's obit [Carolina Spartan issue of 9 Apr 1879]
"Nash's Regiment SC Volunteers"
D. D. Wallace's SOUTH CAROLINA: A SHORT HISTORY: "Peace came to a South Carolina that held a very creditble record. Colonel Nash's regiment of South Carolina volunteers suffered great hardships in the Creek war phase of the conflict. The President appointed a sixth of hs new generals from South Caolina. Major-General Thomas Pinckney commanded the Sixth Military District. George Izard of the regulars served under Major-General Wade Hampton on the Canadain front and in March, 1814, was made brgadier to command around Lake Champlain. Major Arthur P. Hayne fought under General Jackson. The gallant Colnel Fenwick was severelywounded at Queenstown. Lieutenant John Templar Shubrick, who later distinguished himself against Algiers, was awarded a handsome sword by the South Carolina legislature for his gallantry against the Guerriere, the Java and the Peacock. Thus South Carolina, patriotic and nationalistic, came through the War of 1812."
"Dr. Wallace could have added that Gen. Andrew Jackson, a South Carolina native, won the Battle of New Orleans, which even though the war had ended propelled Jackson to the ultimate prize, the White House." - Donated by Louise Pettus.
Roster:
Bruton, David, Private
Bruton, Enoch, Private
Bruton, Joab, Private
"Source: Rootsweb"
Children:
Alberry Bruton
Amanda Estelle Dorcas Bruton
Asenath Rose Bruton
Enoch Bruton
Son of Enoch Bruton and Dorcas Woffard. Married to Jane Seay Wood Pace on Nov. 1, 1812.
There are no markers for Joab and Jane, other than a very large cedar tree that was planted in 1888 when Joab died. This information was given to Joyce Stokes from her great uncle, John Joab Bruton. John Joab was the son of Alberry and Mattie.
He's ment'd as Capt Joab BRUTON in Jane's obit [Carolina Spartan issue of 9 Apr 1879]
"Nash's Regiment SC Volunteers"
D. D. Wallace's SOUTH CAROLINA: A SHORT HISTORY: "Peace came to a South Carolina that held a very creditble record. Colonel Nash's regiment of South Carolina volunteers suffered great hardships in the Creek war phase of the conflict. The President appointed a sixth of hs new generals from South Caolina. Major-General Thomas Pinckney commanded the Sixth Military District. George Izard of the regulars served under Major-General Wade Hampton on the Canadain front and in March, 1814, was made brgadier to command around Lake Champlain. Major Arthur P. Hayne fought under General Jackson. The gallant Colnel Fenwick was severelywounded at Queenstown. Lieutenant John Templar Shubrick, who later distinguished himself against Algiers, was awarded a handsome sword by the South Carolina legislature for his gallantry against the Guerriere, the Java and the Peacock. Thus South Carolina, patriotic and nationalistic, came through the War of 1812."
"Dr. Wallace could have added that Gen. Andrew Jackson, a South Carolina native, won the Battle of New Orleans, which even though the war had ended propelled Jackson to the ultimate prize, the White House." - Donated by Louise Pettus.
Roster:
Bruton, David, Private
Bruton, Enoch, Private
Bruton, Joab, Private
"Source: Rootsweb"
Children:
Alberry Bruton
Amanda Estelle Dorcas Bruton
Asenath Rose Bruton
Enoch Bruton
There are no markers for Joab and Jane, other than a very large cedar tree that was planted in 1888 when Joab died. This information was given to Joyce Stokes from her great uncle, John Joab Bruton. John Joab was the son of Alberry and Mattie.
He's ment'd as Capt Joab BRUTON in Jane's obit [Carolina Spartan issue of 9 Apr 1879]
"Nash's Regiment SC Volunteers"
D. D. Wallace's SOUTH CAROLINA: A SHORT HISTORY: "Peace came to a South Carolina that held a very creditble record. Colonel Nash's regiment of South Carolina volunteers suffered great hardships in the Creek war phase of the conflict. The President appointed a sixth of hs new generals from South Caolina. Major-General Thomas Pinckney commanded the Sixth Military District. George Izard of the regulars served under Major-General Wade Hampton on the Canadain front and in March, 1814, was made brgadier to command around Lake Champlain. Major Arthur P. Hayne fought under General Jackson. The gallant Colnel Fenwick was severelywounded at Queenstown. Lieutenant John Templar Shubrick, who later distinguished himself against Algiers, was awarded a handsome sword by the South Carolina legislature for his gallantry against the Guerriere, the Java and the Peacock. Thus South Carolina, patriotic and nationalistic, came through the War of 1812."
"Dr. Wallace could have added that Gen. Andrew Jackson, a South Carolina native, won the Battle of New Orleans, which even though the war had ended propelled Jackson to the ultimate prize, the White House." - Donated by Louise Pettus.
Roster:
Bruton, David, Private
Bruton, Enoch, Private
Bruton, Joab, Private
"Source: Rootsweb"
Children:
Alberry Bruton
Amanda Estelle Dorcas Bruton
Asenath Rose Bruton
Enoch Bruton
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